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or to the opening of
the Spring season we
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out from’ the various
stock everything not.

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the current period.

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positively as low, or
lower in price, than
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TO MR. & MRS. A. FORBES.

BY % M.
Wife, this is our silver wedding,
Let us celebrate the day ;
Married eighteen seventy one
On the second day of May.

Let’s invite our friends and neighbors,

1) Bid the ehildren all to come;

Seven born and seven living,
Wife and children make this home.

| Five and twenty years ago, wife,

You stood by, my blushing bride ;
Five and twenty years of wifehood
Brings you closer to my side.

s | Curl your silver locks for cupid,

Love grows well beneath my wig ;
Celebrate our silver wedding,
Cook the cake and kill the pig.

Yes, my husband, kind and thoughtful,
Five and twenty years ago

Our lives were joined together
For our future weal of. woe,

Fourth a century’s light behind us,
‘What's before us none can tell ;
Raise an arch and drape the par lor,

Hang the silver wedding bell.

Bring the future what it may bring,
This is to our happy past ;

Always find the treshest blossom
On the tree that budded last.

 

Ward Meetings.
Nominating meetings were held in
all the wards last night, the Democrats
getting ‘out candidates in the second
and fourth wards, andthe Republicans
in the first and third.

SECOND WARD.
The meeting for the second ward was
held in the Mayor’s office. A. Li Blow

B | was elected chairman and F. M. Hodges

secretary.

H. ©. Hookér was nominated as
candidate for Councilman on first bals
lot.

A. L. Blow was. elected. member of
the Executive Comiiticg for this
ward.

FOURTH WARD.

The meeting for the fourth ward was
held in the Court House. W. H. Rags-
dal was elected chairman and D. J.
Whichard secretary.

S. T. White was nominated as can-

tion.

W. H. Ragsdale was elected member
of the Executive Committee for this
ward,

FIRST WARD.

The colored people held a meeting in
the first ward and nominated as their can-
didates for Councilmen Reuben Clark,
Jr., and James Tucker, both colored.

THIRD WARD.

The Republicans of the fourth ward
nominated 8S. C. Hamilton, Jr., and J.
T. Moye, the latter colored, as ca..di-
dates for Councilmen.

IN NORTH CAROLINA,

scam mmiiimeen

Matters Of ‘Interest Over the State.

John T, Patrick says that every State
in the South will be represented at the’
Northern Settlers’ . Conventicn, at
Southern Pines; next week. He saysa

also be present. ,

Old Aunt Mandy Erwin, colored, who
keeps a restaurant in Morganton, was
dressing a 2-year old gobbler on last
Saturday, and to her surprise, she found
in him an egg, about the size of an ordi-
nary hen egg.—Morganton Herald.

white, was locked up in Salisbary for
being drunk. A fellow prisoner, a col-
ored man, set the calaboose on fire and
Kimmons was burned to death. Now
Kimmons’ wife has entered suit against
the town of Salisbury for $10,000 dam-
ages,

McDowell county has the best jail in
the State and at present itis well pat-
ronized. There ate three State prison-
ers and fifteen United States prisoncrs,
ten of whom are women. ‘Three of the
women have infants that are kept in
jail with them at their‘ request. All
the United States prisoners except one
are from the county of Mitchell_—Char-
lotte Observer. |

The reports of County Superintend-
ents ot Health, published in the. Bulle-
tin of the North Carolina Board of
Health for April, show that: bronchitis
exists in 183 counties, influenzain 13
counties,..malarial fever in 10 counties,
mumps in 12 counties, typhoid fever in
20 counties, whooping cough in 21 coun-
ties, pneumonia in 30 counties, measles
in aches aim
wan ry Sweet Potatoes.

Danieb. ‘King, a colored ‘man living
about. five. miles above town, tells us
that, he ig, going to put sixacres in Nor-
[ton yam potatoes this year, expecting a
erop of 1,200 bushels. He is a success-

 

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Church Services To-morrow,

Methodist church-—Sunday-school at
9:30 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M.
and 8 P. M.,by Rev. N. H. D.
Wilson. Special sermon to children at
4 o’clock in the afternoon.

Episcopal church.—Sunday-school at
9:30 A. M.

Baptist church.—Sunday-school at
9:30 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. MI
and 8 P. M. by Rey. E. D. Wells.

 

Presbyterian church.—Sunday-shoo.
at 9:30 A. M.

great many visitors from the North will

Some months ago one Sam Kimmons,}

didate for Councilman by acclama- ful farmer and sticks closely to his bus-|

J. W. HIGGS, Presrpenr.

Che. Cr

Mas. HENRY HARDING, Assistaxt - Casnen.

GREENVILLE, N. o

   

  

        
  

 
 
    

 
 

 

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Goods and Trimmings,.Cap ,e5, |
Laces, Embroideties ‘Clething Wash Goods,
etc., than we are showing.
Spring, all the correct up-to-date effects for
You will wonder at the
magnitude, and open your eyes
in astonishment at the be-’
wildering variet¥ ‘you
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Experience is what we have in select
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T.aneg’s Dress Goods ;

have always been recognized as correct.
the very latest colors and styles and always show the proper
mings tc match. They are prettier this seasen than eyer, and when
you are tired looking at Dress Goods that are out of style, shop-)

3 COME TO US.

We are ia close touch with the markets everywhere and shuw the:
lovliest styles of the season just as fast as they come out.

     
    
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
   
   
   
   
  
    
   
 
    
  
  

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: i purpose of nominating a ‘astnlidbts fr

eee basis in the matter of ex- Congress, these were most disgraceful : |
| penditures and perhaps in other ways, |scenes and any~ number of | fights:|” With every tacility tor transacting 2
»_|Now, Mr. Gorman and other leading From four counties came contesting Banking Business. This Bank solicits
| democrats believe that a majority an delegations, each delegation claiming te See soon nie OF 8 be. tarmsrs and

the business of responsible persons and
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A r , ., | everyday People of this. ‘codintry- favor! other’ with frand. OF course ‘the coi] So usamly exte banking bow condue-| Will take plessure in brin
ee * | the American idea of economy in. pub- Yention could not seat them all, and, ae|--Oollections remitted rapier and at samples to your home if you ‘vil
am otic expenditure, and oppose public ex-| committee. on. credentials was composed | ‘OWest.tates. .
town by carriers without | travagance in ‘any and eyery form ; and| entirely of the friends of one candidate | — as
xtra Co they intend to see that the facts are|(Smith of Richmond county), they
Advert fates are liberal and van be :
+e crgotaicang tagte, editor or, at — befoze the people.’ ©” seated those delegates who would vote
| is te anc tr | eT rly gre
Fafa bets ro sorreapoodoti st camel by the testimony of Mr. An. row and ttried to ‘break: it conven
we Se Lye nty, who will | drew Carnegie, before the Senate Na- sori. Beatida? Uke o, “foe Con-|
‘each Ez ae val committee in the investigation as to sie knocked one of the delegates | Ste f hy’
nd “id on va side of the paper. _ cerces vaasngd pines ~ sige! Bent | out Sitéen tect and got a bloody nose | Boster,p Sides Oto 7
pee SiS teins : ing vessels, which althoughigiven some- himaalf, “Dr.  Normens!ieha!“Batated | Sugar cured, Hams 10 to" 123 .
: Ais tae. amo Twain fuk tiderc bubttd ace age zoe | | Gorn 40 to 60
, ites ‘comm on qucberty=| me bitiget ag sg Athy a candidate for the . nomination, was. B - i Corn Méal ~. 50 to 65
_ Son rate ., cas mgs Puplie ; Tanne had . | shoved off the platform...and- hustled ii: Jour, Family. 4.25 166,00
, nerve to tell the committee that he con- about in no gentle manner. ‘ One hegro | =: 3 i. 10
— : 7 ai * rr | Oats 35 te
ATCRDAY, ite 2xp, 1896 sidered making the ar tor for the go , delegate knucked down five other dele’ | Sugar 4 to 6
| ernment at $5508 ton a work ‘of pa™| — 5 aces os h 3 | Coffee 15. te 25
— ti : gates, and there were numerous other | Salt per Sack 80 tol 75
5 triotism. ‘The public is. wondering fights. and knockdowns, until. finally > | Chickens 10 £6 26
_Ex-Congressman John 'D. Anderson, | what Mr. Carnegie calls the contract] > — Pg Loar 2 Eggs per doz eu
the. defeated minority withdrew and Be 5 ~ 20
i of W, Va,, takes a rosy view of Demo-| he has made with the Russian govyern- ! echwax. Dr

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held a bolting convention.
And these are the men who seek to]'
govern and “reform” our ‘good old
State.—Pittsboro Re-ord.

Cotton,and Peanut. -

“Below are Norfo Ik prices of cotton
ans ‘peunuuits for yesterday, as furnished

Cobb ‘Br i Hg Commission por
ch nts-of Nor

! -eratic prospects in that State. He say: ment to furnish the same kind of armor
“The Democrats of my state are going for $300 a ton. Abuses brought to
light by that inve estigation caused the

‘Senate to amend the Naval appropria-
deem the state from Republicen rule; | tion bill 60 as to prohibit the employ-

 

ESTABLISHED ithe

SAM. M. SCHULTZ,

to make a great fight this year to re.

 

 

2 and I think they are going to win. It ment of naval officers by private con- Here’s a good one from the Monroe 0 | Good midaiog ribs
7 “Ibis golng to bea pretty excellent con- | tractors after June 30,1897. While| Enquirer: “We heard a story some} P CG RK SIDES & SHOULDERS | Low Middling 1 -16
es but our party is united, and the| nothing positively. criminal was: shown | time ago which struck Us, 88 beleg au F ARMERS AND MEKUBANTS BUY | fous a fe |
: thons call fayoruble ba acsous? in connection with such employment|¢xceedingly good ‘one illustrating the - hac their ned pe ertcoyt H "peanuts.
an : enough suspicion was engendered to] greatness of being a true Democrat.| (83; pep i ‘Onttockise om oti Prime | 3
 dorxsyvenensvapoewat wy it desirable to put a stop to the| The story runneth thus :- A good man} no allits branches. Pit - Prime “as
Below we ublish from the News and tice. died and all his neighbors tur od ut i he :
P practice Te ; nea oO FLOUR, COFFE a SUG Ak aie $1.10 ba
Observer a few remarks made at a pol-| The Senate ev idently is is not afraid of {0 the funeral. As there. was no min- ill celens :

 

 
 

  

. What a..contrast

thanking the state Wisconsin... It re
mains to be seen whether the A. P. A,

done his full duty and had ‘heaped the
highest praise vr his fellow being.”

sold for CASH therefore, having no riak
to run,we sell at a close margin,

  

itical meeting in Raleigh a few nights the-A, P. A,, whatever: its other faults ister present, ap. old friend of the fe-| RICK, TEA, &c. GREENVILLE TOBACCO MARKET
ago bya negro. Wecommend tliem to may be, After listening to masterly ceased was asked to say something after Bec : aie 4 so eee REPORT, be
that vatetel consideration at jall. wage eugolies . on the life and character of the coffin had been lowered i in the grave, | ctse Pee y by ries
) Father Marquette by Senators Vilas The old fellow wied slo wly to the foot)  TOBACTO: SNUFF AICIGARS © BY 0. L. JOYNER.
sole argument in advancing their »own ot the open grave and delivered the fol-
aud Mitchell, of Wis. and Kyle, of Lila P he % aa as ye | We Duy direct from a iaiagtarers, ena Da
interest is to villy white men : and arouse South Dakota, who, by the way, isa wing oration over the dead body of his bling you to vey at one prot. A com Tors.—Green OAS oe 1 16.25
all the animosities possible between tlie Protestant minister, it adopted a joint friend : : “My friends, there lays as good | alete stock of | ; “ Bright: i "y eee 1  MEB
races. We wonder what” will be the |resoluticn offered by Senator Palmer, |* aces: Me ever wet or sun FUR N ITU RE... ; " Pde eee -3 to, 4
feelings of séme. white men-when they | Ill, accepting the status of Father) °° ay gage fanned ign : G Mon...... ....4406
| away with the: conaciousness that he had | always onhandand sold at prices'tosun | "5 ee
pode? whiat thia'Hegio® bast -Marquette,.new..in Statuary. Hall, and the times. Our goods arealihougurand| ““ © “ dees elke T OAD

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e ‘speeth of can prevent the House” adopting’ this
fore in the/resolution. It is understood that.it will.
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as ie ds A. ‘Scruggs was next called} | Representative Clark, ‘who was ‘the
“for. He resisted the call at first but'the unsucvessful “sound money” Democrat-
crowd yelled louder for him. .So-he-ad-!\¢ windidate for Gov. Alabama, has re-
_Nanoed to the “Se atid before he had turned to his séat in the House, and he Po
_ spoken three: minutes ke had» ereuted-2 fee ast
sensation. “I am no’ “politician,” said} bMags good news. He says: “No} 2 jeejs)y so oid
"Scruggs, “but I desire to. register my | matter how much we may differ on fi- )

_ eternal and erseinstiny protest “against vancial questions, the Democrats of
the effort that was made here Tarot .

to the black tthe whi t ‘Ala aina.are’ “harmonious in agreeing
array the Dlack man agains ite
man. It is wrong. It is wrong; it is] that best interasts of the State -require

‘unwise, it is unjust, itis dangerous and that it shall. remain under democratic

damnable,” thundered the speaker, and|control, We are'all together in the

‘the crowd went wild. “Hold your pol} support of the ticket just nominated and

i inaduna, ry be Pe will elect it fairly and triumphantly.”

10, ¢ am, butifor your ‘ sakes foe oo That’s the way for a democrat to talk.

. r your. children’ s sake, for your} There is no sore head undea that man’s.
hat.

col ee aud, for God’s sake keep:
onc’ te aot page Aa litical haranges}  MfcKinley’s managers stole a march
hth oe ti oe a eel on Reed when they.captured that Vei-
mont state convention, even if they

rine: » The white man
failed to get everything they wanted

the maitrefive bere in’ this |
uthland togethér, it’ is“our country
homes are héré ‘di interests and from the Illinois conyention.,.. It begins.
re ae od - oll MWe dont to look as though Quay and Platt “had |
any and itis our duty to spurn any | undertaken a task of “gigantic " propor-
‘tions in trying to keep, McKinley from

getting that nomination. Their latest

scheme of uniting all the opposition to

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| He's sumprA ny,
o> ih REAL ESTATE AONE» od
Be ' Gieehville, N.C.
 Va.uable Properties for, sale”or
Rent, ° Correspondetice ‘solicied, Re-
fers to Mercantile und Banking Ho
ville. Vifice on main besdee

    
   
   
 

 

 

   

 

Because an old style hat. never |.

; SKINNER SW WHEDBEE.
shows the wearer to be up to date,

VINES: & WHEDBER, » a
~ Suecessors to Latham & Skinner.

AY SPRING STOCK Bek

John EB. Woodard, F< v. Harding,
Wilson, N.C. Greenvilie, Ne,
Wena & HARDING, ©
AT TORNKYS-AT-LAW ‘
| Greenville, N.

—FOR YOUR—

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is in and Gitrecee the: very latest.
styles and shapes of new + Pattern |
Hats. ek

I also havea lovely display of
Shirt Waists, Stamped Linens, |' ‘Spec ial attention. given to coilec uns
Embroidery Silks, Ribbon poet ai! settlement of claims.

and other pew goods.

EVERY THING FRESH AND
NICE. JUST.’ RECEIVED A
NICE LOT OF GRITS, HOM-
INY, DRIED APPLES AND
PEAQHES, CANNED PRAUH-|' ) 9
HS, TOMATOES,” APRICOTS|

AND PEARS, AND IN FACT} —
EVERY THING USUALLY

 
  

 

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My entire stock is prettier than _ Bat pers;

ever before. : “ ——o

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| TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Pe GRERNVILLE. N. 9,
ae eteones solicited. . Cleaning, Dyeing
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man who attempts toarouse the preju-|
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ndemn such vile utterances. 1 de-
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than who utters them.. pleasing to Reed, who hates Harrison, ie PR : CRBER BOUND,
, Scruggs was terribly in earnest and | One of Reed’s friends speaking of this KEPT IN A FIRS® GLASS Saar wes H* ga Pasion BLE
ry man present, white and black| scheme said: “It Platt and Quay CERY STORE. © Fcnaierd be
eered every sentence, It was humila- can’t beat ae without he up ’ online STORES. eae ae tees
hite men present to hear a| yy... Pe at ft ! ~~
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RAIL ROAD, wi'l se a atiction re the
anp FLORENCE. OAM’ | that the roans come next in order. Court House door in the town of Greeu=
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creams rarely exceed 10 or 15. ‘the taxes due thereon to the town of 3
PO Sete Pe —Out flowers. will keep very tresh Greenville for the year 1895, GIVES YOu THE NEWS. FRESE EVERY -
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Ar reat Mt | 217) 1211
rboro 400 |
iF arboro |
iv Rocky Mt | 2 17 wu
Ar Weldon 1 01)
ihJon Seetignd Neck Branch Road |:

aves ‘eldon 8.55 Me Halifax 4.1

p.m., arrives t |
w,, Gi A nn 6,47 Pp. m,, Kia

O. I. | Kinston
4. m,, Green qe. am. Artiv
Fialidax at ino ‘i Yaad ¥. “ee
fa except Sond Beni
“hraine ¢ on % isthistor’ Beane h ‘lente
heb schy ici 8.00 &:m., and 3.90 p.m,
Fives, Re mali. 50 a pmsgand 440 p.

       

   

   
 

ept Raidas.. Conneets-with trains on
Seotlend Neck Branch,

ier yap 9 speared aerpotu, NG, via Albe-
ani re igh. ye POCA

Ay, p. A ¥. B 4 E
ariive Pi nonth’ 00° PY ML, 5.95 p. m.
rie y <owves Plympythdail
Sundey, 6.00 4, m.,.Sunday 9.30.a m,,.
active Tarboro 10.25 a.m and, 11, 45

Train on Midland N. C. branch leaves |
Goldsboro daily, exce ag Sunday, 6.05 a
m. arriving Smithfield 7:30 a. m. Re-
turning leaves Smithtield 8.00 a. m,, ar-
rives ut Goldsbors 9.30 a, m._

Trains. in Nashville. branch. leay |
_Bovky Mount at 4.30. p. m,. arrive

v~

eave | 6.05. p.m,,.Sprin aaa jex Now

Q ie. Pees
8.002. m-., Nashville 8.39 a m, ive ae
| Mount: 905 3 mai Melly exeept Lite

eturning leave Spri

  

ys ae

Trvins on Latta’ branch, whcvainse Ri re Ny
&., leave Lata 6.40 pm, aarive Dunbar. | .
7.60 pm, Clio 8.05 p m. Returning

leave Cliot6.10 am, Dunbar 6.80 a m,
arriye Lattu 7.50.a m, daily except Sun-

day.

Train onClinton Branch leayes War-
saw for Clinton caily, except SauJay,

 
 

11,10 a.m. and 8.50 p, m* Returning
leaves Clinton at?. 00a. m. and 8,00 p m.

* Train No, 78 makes close. eihasétion
at Weldon ine ft ats - ~ tg

Rishmone. also
Norfolk and caroltar he tee Noriolk

, e en: points North via Norfolk,
JOHN F. cali |

   

M, EMERSON, Traftie dae a
ss RKANLY, Gen’l Meneitin:: sd

preseason ‘tis

a P, a

 

Lovit Hines,
Bec. & Treas

 

if Gir |

excep! |!

 

 

is put in the water in which they stand. |
| The ends of the stem should be cut off

a little every day to keep open the ab-
sorbing pores.

—One of the six graduating students
of the West Penn medical college blew
out the gas in a hotel bedroom in Pitts-
burgh, Pa., the other day. All six
students were sleeping in the room and
all eame very near being asphyxiated.

~A Buluwayo (South Africa) paper
recently contained the following item:
“In consequence of our local baker de-
parting suddenly from our midst, re-
gretted by his friends, except his cred-
itors, Buluwayo has been without
bread the greater part of the week.”

~—The French language contains 14

per cent. of useless letters. There are
6,800 journals ,published in. the: lan-
guage, and they print 108,000,000,000
letters every year, so that 14,040,000,000
letters are useless, simply because they
have ceased to be used in the French
language as it is spoken.
. peAta recent sale of the assets of a
riding academy in New York city the
saddle horses brought an average
of Jess than $30 apiece. This is said
to be the lowest price on record for
horses of this description, and the fact
was generally noted that in New York
the market value of a horse is lower
than that of a bicyele.

The ceremonies at the creation of
knights have been various. _ The. prin-
cipal was a box on the ear and a stroke
with a sword on the shoulders by a
sovereign prince. They put on him 2
shoulder belt and a gilt sword, spurs
and other military aceouterments, aft-
er which, being armed as a knight,
he was led to the church with great

pomp.

 

 

His Worst Enemy Defeated by
P,P; P,, Lippman’s (

 

 

POR THREE ve ne shtteen--coucn
HARDLY pReATwe ‘AT NIGHT«ONE

NOSFRIL CLOSED FOR 10 YEARS. .

Mr. Mi. Ramsey ef DeLeon, Texas,
was a sulle Son ‘Catarrh ; in its worst
form. aly, 8 description of hig suffer.
ings ttle, short ‘of marvelous. In-

king ‘his couch, glad for the

stead. ef
ts = e went to it with terror,
' ahother fong, “weary, wake’
,end.a struggle to breathe..was.
m. He could not sleep on omnes
r two years. P. P. P., Lf
a iim in quick

E LEON, TEXAS.

Messrs. LIPPMAN BROS, Savannah, Ga,
“Gents; [ have used. nearly four, bottles
of P. P. P. I was afflicted from the crown
of my head to the-solesof my feet. Your

    

Great Re

  

P. P,P. has cured ous difficult of breath-
‘3 Ipitation of the heart,

and has relieves a otal pain. Wer es now |
"#3 it » tor 4 Ww 4
‘prea ae reeaay! °

I have. hat slept on either.side for two.
years; Fi fact, I faded to see night come.
fe fepndly in any position all

old, but expect soon te
zen 3 old of the: ‘plow handles.
th at 7 wn ckyveno to. get

earti

‘the’ pub enerall
Yours: eupecltily, a

A. A.M. RAMBEY

   

    
   

echoes na it ee

Brown. Sam’l jlot 21
Blow, H A, ¢of lot 78 cor. ard

and Washington st, 511
Burbanks. John } of lot 134 117
Bryant, Sam’! lot i24 2 1b
Chetry. Benj. lot 36 2¥2

Cherry, KR: D. ag’t. lot 66 resi.

dence 1.67
Cherry, 5 A, lot 67 6 67

Marge? AB, lot 86 cor Ist and

Evans 2 36
wid Wilson lot on Bouners’

ane 188
Daniel, H E, 3 of Eborn lot 578

Naniel, J D, residence on Bonner

Lane 3 34
Daney, J J, cor 8rd and Washing:

ton ats 688
Dudley, Geo no 75 Nelsen lot. 1 68

Davenport, J R,4 lots in Skinncr-
viile

Evans, ‘I B, } of let 48

Emmet Ranbuall lot 138 8rd and |
Read st

Fieming, L B, tof Kborn Jot

Fleming, W A, resicence lot in

Skinnerville 12 09
Forbes, © C and wife, loc 147 cor
3rd and Reade st 343
Gor.am, Dinah } of Jot 184 &4
| Godwin, Wl. 4-0f lot 84 224
Gorham, H 8, 1 lot 99
Hanraham, W m 1 tot 1 67
Harris. H F, lot. no 45 Dickinson
Avenue 813
Harrington, Jos Llot on Clark st 95
Harrington, Willis 1 lot on Clark
street 1 27
Hearne, R M. residence in Skin-
nerville 438
Hopkins, Nelson lot on Bonners
Junne 1 94
Haidy, Stanly .4 of lor 36 271
Harris Mary 1-3 of lot 134 81
denkins, B.J* bd. Browh lot 214
King, Moses Jot 173 Green st 6 84
Latham, Ed lot'85 Evaus st 1 68
‘Latham, Fannie lot on Clark Lane 84
Lucas, Mary lot no 276 1 80
Moore, Joel of 1-4 57 146
Millér, Jos lot on Bonners. Lane 63
Norcott, J: P, Green st Eborn 175
| Patrick, Cyathia } of 123 42
J“ thas } of 845 Pritchard
wo Let 2 50
‘| Peyton, Chas 1-3 of 12] Cotauch
street ; 146
“ Luln paré of * st 21
‘* Victoria part of 12] **** 21
“Ids om ake te See 42
‘Rhoden, Isice admr C Williams
Lot 46: 125
Rouse, M A cor 2nd & Pitt sts. 2 29
Sugg, Isaac A, & wife 4 lots io a

" Skinnerville

P £5
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I avr sow prepared to ® farnish

 

 

well supplied . throughout . the
summer.
livered without extra charge.
When you’ want to be ' served |

promptly send me your orders.

W. BR. PARKER. '
Near Five Points.

 

JUST RECEIVED.

 

 

Stee ft fresh line. of——_

——Consisting of ——-

Flour, Lard,
Meat, Coffee,
Meal, Sugar,

&e. &e., &e.,

 

which I am
‘THR STATR “OF “4 ee. a
Coma pohe., tere athe: pre ae ae ne lhinigy solow
thority (oe thia day pe as thatit causes ’
y, who, ai er be nly oe
sraceeuet tn ’ ade by m. telative. to ite ee
virtue of P, oP. re Lie ae. Rie gg yh
Swo “e and ack Pe ecunh .
erie —_ : ee me On _ treatyoufair
AMBERT, N. P., and square.
Comanche County. Texas and al pee fae kt
Catarrh Cured by P.P.P. oN
(Lippman's Great Remedy) where all other | alice :
pe as and dist
hands and feet. Its agonies ary tne, ,

in galted by relief and 4.
j ¥ pi of P;

's ie a ness, pil Bs ey hdeties or

Up by P. P. r.. y woman is
pent of vi scree and an ab Oe and :
Testore’ : ne noche ‘butia ’

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face,

  

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PUBLISH EDIEVERY|WEDN! EAD Y ar

One Dollar Per Year.

GREENVILLEFIRST, PITT COUNTY. £EC i

“Tihs is the People’s Favorite

THE TOBACCO DEPA RTMEN q, WHICH
I8 A REGULAR FEATURE OF THE PAPER,

1S ALONE
SUBSCRIPT

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A full line of Ledgers, Day Booke, ‘Me
Books, Receipt,’ eh
Bill Cap, Letter and Note Papers. | “Envelopes
Haudsome’ Box: Papeteries, from 10 cents and up.
lets, plate Lead and. Slate Pencils,’ Pens and
Popular Novels by. best wuthors,
all colors, and Cream Mucilage, the best made;
jon hand. We ate soleagentfor the Parker Fountain Pen.
equals it:and every business man should have one.
Cap, Penciu-Holders; Rubber Bandsyé&c. Don’t forge
want anything in the Stationery line.

 

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FOREMOST: NEWSPAPER:
DAILY

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Our Work aiid Prices Suit cur Patras,

THE RE LECTOR BOOK STORE

—IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN GREENVILLE FOR—

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Terms, both for tuition ci beard

Bs Boys well tod and equipped for ||

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JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING

¢ reates many a new business,

i | Enlarges many an old business,

 

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a ~ —Consisting of—
_ HENRIETTA, CASHMERES, ~

* ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS,

and cheaper than ever before.

LAWNS, OHALLIES,
- DIMITIES, WHITE GOODS,

_ PARISIAN RIPPLES,

i INDIA LINENS,

 

 

DOTTED SWISSES, .

and Novel COTTON GOODS

of different kinds and description.

Never were they more beautiful
than this season.

 

a Come see onr—

 

they are the A ipect atyles and
_ Briote.

 

 

HAMBURG EDGING and
INSERTIONS, LACES,
RIBBONS, FANCY BRAIDS,
and NOVELTIES. :

“tartare mses

 

Window Shades, Qartein Poles.

re 4 3

—A line of—

“Ties

|| foe Ladies and Children thet hee
_ never deen equalled in this town.

‘Shoes, Shoes,

: for every buyer who wants an
honest, = wearing articles.

a Umbrellas

a7 to 0 protec you from the sun and
: fain.»

 

 

 

 

7 Gentlemen come and examine our

irts “Tis, Collars, Cuffs, Straw
“bai Hats, Saspenders and

ry. _ Shoes in Correst styles,
ality and popular prices.
ant roel you if you

    
 
 

Bedstes a pide Picor ad
ce Oi Cloths, Mattings: of
_ ap and good gtades,

 
 
 
   

ee apother, when alike sum spent ini tows}.
ee Paneth |

  

   

 

: ejlomne of the

~ Beautiful, stylish, up-to-date,

pidge

ay (One im
ye “way

Preserves many a large Lusiness,
_ Kevives many a dull business,
Rescues many a lost business,
Saves many a failing business.
3. seures sucress to any business.

To sedpertuee judicious,” use the

 
 

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settee

” (RAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.

Passenger, and mail train goi
north, arrives 8:22 A. M. Going South,
“Xo Bow ind F ight, artives 9:30 A

9 re arrives

South Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P,
M. leaves 2:15 P.M

Steamer Tar River’ arrives from Wash-
ington Mondyy, Wednesday and Friday

 

 

 

leaves for Washi Tuesday, Thure
day and Saturday.
_ WEATHER BULLETIN.

cecil

Continued threateniug with showers
to-aight, Sunday generally fair, partly
cloudy. ;

 

 

“MAY MORSELS,

For Munching in the New Month.

“There was a large crowd in town
today.
White Onion Sets at §. M.. Schultz.

Iced Drinks at J. L. Starkev &
Bro’s. ;

Work has commenced on Mr. D. D.

Haskett’s house in Forbestown.

When you went a yeal) good: smoke
to Morris Meyer. .

Mr. and Mrs. * Alfred Forbes cele-
brate their silver wedding this’ evening.
Best 5 ceat Cigars in town at J. L.
Starkey & Bro’s.

The “Southern Leader,” still hoids

{the lead as the best 5 cent smoke.

D. S. Smita.

Communion services will be held in
the Methodist church tomorrow morn-
ing. The doors of the church will also
be opened to receive membe rs.

Nothing equals it.

to families in any quantity. Give me
your ordeié, Morris Merer.

Pure Ammonia for family use, 10
cents pint bottle, at J. S. Tunstall’s.

It would be pleasentes living in th

| world-it-there-were not so many fools

in it, but more difficult to make a living.

Harry L. Schlesinger’s fine Candies
in pound boxes, at J. L. Starkey &
Bro’s.

Phere is a young colored man _ here
who is quite an expert with harmonica

himself and makes good music.

Cod Fish, Irish Potatoes, !’separed
Backwheat, Oat Flakes, Cheese, Mac-
caroni, P. Ry Molasses, at S. M.
Schultz. .

If you want Ice Cream, Soda Water,

and Sherbets call-on Morris Meyer.
No matter how bada husband may’

| be, the true wife will never let anyone

o* word against ‘him in her. pres-
ence. ; é

Don’t forget that the, best. Cigar. in
town is “Sporting Club,” at the Old
jrick Store.
| Show n of the efforts of

salt advertising columns of the Rerixc-
7R and you will know where to trade
® best advantage.

g right at it, “hammer and tongs,”

per advertising w
! nitely grace
ee Hel ee

ane he tenaane
ritintrie devived trom’ duties

 

  
 
 
 

   

‘Great.
ot tobacco. It amounted last

   

 
  

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syed Bo roreas ‘of $1)’
"76a alia ot Wor Silat A ‘as.

of the Exchequer said
ecent speech ent on
| ag increased ‘consump-

   
  
   
    
  
    
 
    

I am prepared to furnish Ice Cream |

and guitar, He is a whole band within | @QQQU0 QOUy)

  

Milk 7 Shaken: Coeo Cola, Lemonaae

”| heme merchants to va tty home needs |
by giving them your patronage. Con-

| | Some advertisers apend lots of'money |
i beating about the bush instead of go- |

ick ®

to itt i ‘

  
 

He Pepe! one }
5000,

& econ

| Some This ‘Way, Some That Way-—

Read the List.
R. B. Smith, of Ayden, was here to-
day. *.

Maj. Eugene Harrell returned to
Raleigh to-day.

= * bal
Friday evening.

F. M. Meadows and -wife, of Wilson,
arrived Friday evening.

Solicitor C. M. Bernard returned

bg | home Friday evening: from Henderson

court.

 

Our Poet, Cardenas and Golden
Seal Cigars at Jesse W. Brown’s.

 

Republican Convention.

The Republican -county convention
was held here today to select delegates
to the State and Congressional conven-
tions. «All but three of the townships
were represented.

A committee of seven was appointed
to retire and select the delegates and
alternates, which they did as follows :

STATE CONVENTION,

Delegates.—C. M. Bernard, C. C.
Forbes, J. W. Perkins, Joseph Atkin-
son. Alternafes—E. V. Cox, Cicero
Dawson, John Thompson, T. W. C.
Moore.

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Delegates,—E.. V. Cox, Manning
Moore, J. J. Perkins, J, T. Moye.
_, Alternates—C. M. Bernard, C. C.
Forbes, T. A. Wilkes, M, C.Gorham.

While the committee was out’ E. V.
Cox was called for and responded in a
speech that was delivered as if under

| pressure, evidently not knowing exact.
|ly what to say, or he was afraid that he

might say something he ought not. ut-
ter. It-was amusing to see how he
would start to venture to assert some-
thing and then check himself with the
‘remark that it was too early. The
burden of his remarks was to the Re-

jpublicans to organize and be ready to

take advantage of any emerge.cy that
might arise. He did venture to say-
though, that he would not be found
anywhere but with the Republican par-
ty whether it: was a mixed or straight
ticket. Continuing he said that he
would not be found doing much for

©} those who preferred a Democratic to a

Republican legislature, and would _re-
joice at the defeat of a Republican tick-
et. He closed by telling the conven-

Tsun wack ee nic ‘kes but they;

{anybody and no reference was made to

J. A. Dupree returned from Norfolk}

Soa” ap ad Sy odie Scala Bea Rt MIS ae a Pemeimanted sae rey

would see: the- neers ae ou" top|
Nothing was said as to ‘ebitny

any candidate.

 

Origuiiat Onservations.
He who lendeth j joy seldom borrow-
eth trouble.

The.crow is the great American corn
remover.

We get the cream of experience from
spilled milk.

A smile is the telephone message of
friendship.

He who makes the best of life loses
the worst of death.

The small boy’s new pants are al:
ways for rent.

Its a mighty poor mule that won’t
work both ways.

Stolen kisses emack of vice—their
naughty flavor makes. them nice.

A notefer the garden: Cabbage®
and boils should be allowed to head.

The proudent business man allows
nothing to go to waist—except his right
arin,

Some men use religion as an umbrel-
la to keep the rain of brimstone off their

Sunday clothes,

“Nervous girl” wants to know how
to cure “a tickling sensation.about the
face.” Get him to shave off his mous-
tache.

The United States speech crop will |
be very extensive this summer. ‘The
bury oropeapll] algo be extelibiver—itt me!
fall. . 3

Old disor beighs are di. abd
strong, his aged breast begins to: heave,
he wails, for he is loath to leave the lap
in which he’s lingered long.

 

There was a fight in congress
Retween Messss. Hall and

The latuer was demonetized,
Which wasn’t very funny.

10;}000: ‘Samp le
Straw Hats. Cet ane
at youron price.

Frank Wilson.

NOTICE.

Money ;

 

 

 

 

patrons, and to the public generally
that I have accepted a position in the
Greenville Bank as Assistant Cashier,’
and can be foand at Higgs ‘Bros, old |
stand in the Brown & Hooker bock. I
cone solicit the patronage of all
having banking’business todo, and will|T
be glad to serve Aide

 

 

tion that they might go home and_talk

DA

 

*

 

F Having just purchased the well selected Myo.
stock of Higgs Bros.. consisting :
———of a complete and stylish line-

0, NS, LOIN AS, CP SE

BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SLIPPERS JUST RECEIVED. «

Will sell all at COST for next 30 days. AMA
‘Come fet some’ ‘of the great bargains. C. tapy

900 obcr Greenville, N.. 0. at Higgs Broa, old pea j

H, HARDING,

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next November... - Soe

WISH TO STATE TO MY FRIENDS).

 

 

jnothing lacking.

will sel you if pers
goods and low prices
cat. do it.

Drs Goods an

in ‘matchless eta |
Clothing, Notioee::

G ents Furnishings, —

in all Spring Styles.
Come and see us and we will do
you good.

H. C. HOOKER & CO,

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ai ice Little Things

To haye in the house at all
times, in case of unexpected y -
itors, are the Canned Goods and
Potted Meats which Iam offering

‘fat’prices at which you cannot get

them at other places. Remember

jmy Groceries are alwava fresh

and a complete stock to select
|from. Call and see me.

JESSE W. BROWN.

 

 

 

 

. TR OS NTONS, SES,

Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furnishio

! and the shauheek line of STRAW
|MATTING in the town. 11 ots

to 23 cts yard.
Agent for Wanamaker & Brown
of Philadelphia,tailor-made Cloth-

ling for Men and Boys, Biggest
line of Samples you ever saw.

will'say it is the prettiest and
| ¢heapest line of CLOTHING you
bad saw, in the town.

H. B. GLARK.

 

 

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