THE DAILY REFLEC fone werent a te = eer oe ae Te a) GREENVILLE, —s TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO PIOTION. N. C., SATURDAY, TERMS: 25 Cents a Month. alae esteem io SEPTEMBER 5, 1896. — 7 es designer of styles for ~eeiic = ( / —ugp New an‘ cumpleteline —— of — Dress (z00ds, Carpets, Rugs and Mattings In endless variety. Come and see, them, no trouble to show goods.| cs iT. Munford ” ‘Next ne {o is Haak at Greenville. a It) | | | EDITORIAL NOTES The Star says that on Thursday night Wilmington had the greatest po- litical history. Gov. Jarvis was the speaker and de- livered one of his best. demonst ation in its It i3 amusing how press dispatches { . . sometime get mixed up when they ay- pear in print. For instance, telegrams were sent to several papa about the Populist convention here Thursday. A part cf the dispatches as sent read: “Both Forbes and Phillips, who were in the last Legislature from this coun- ty, laid A. J. Moye, co doorkeeper in the last House were coolly aside. with Abe Middleton, was nominated ifor Senate.” “Some of the papers to which this was sent had it that Forbes | yy: ° . and Phillips ‘were coolly set aside for | | J i A. J. Moye,” and that “Abe Middle- ton wis nominated for the The Charlotte Observer was the only Senate ”’ paper that gave it correctly. The Seund Money Convention at Indianapolis nominated Seuator Pal- mer, of Hiiavis, tor President aud Gov- ernot Buckner, of Kentucky, tor Vice President, The plattorm declares un- alterably for gold come tax. The Republicans of county got out a straight ticket and and against the in- Washing ton would not fuse with the Populists. That is the way they do where they ‘are strong enough tu elect a ticket by i themselves—have no use for the Popu- | | : Mists at all. But don’t they get thick with the Populists 1 counties where ‘they need help: Notice. The Male Academy will open next Monday, Sept. 7th. I wish to urge apon those who expect to patronize the school, the necessity of having their Don't wait a week and then demand that the boys shall do as well as if they were boys present on the first day. | present at the opening. The proper classification of the stu. dente is very much aided by their pres: | ence iz the begining. W. HH. Racspare On a Hunt. About a cuzen of the tobaceo boys went on a coon hunt down near Ayden last night. Several of the boys who did not go went to the depot in a two horse wagon this morning to meet the hunters on their They only brought back one coon bat say they return, had au immense lot of fun. Worthy of Patronage. G A. Hamlet, of Augusta, Ga., a native ct Halifax county, this state, is here for a few days selling choice litera- ture. Mr. Hamlet is a totally bliad man and has adopted the selling of bonks as a means of making a living and Tri Imming Sto match ‘foc himself and family. He comes well recommended, having in his possession a number of strong testimonials. Chureh Services To-morrow. Methodist church—-Sunday-school at 9:30 A. M. Preaching at 11 A.M. aod 8 P. M. by Rev. N. H. D Wilson. Lord Supper immediately at- ter morning services. Episcopal church.—Sunday-school at 9:30 A. M.- Baptist church.—Sunday-school at 9:30. A. M. Preaching at 11 A. M. and 8 P.M. Presbyterian church.—Surtday-school at 9:30 A. M. Preaching at 8 P. M. by Rev. J. W. McNamara. Ghat bough ah gents herd, today. There w was a right “@Aod ‘quantity in market. _ Points Well Taken. Richmond Dispatch The Buffalo (N. Y in commenting on Total s bid for ) Evening Times, Southern votes, as contained in the! anti-sectional utterances in his letter of acceptance, remarks that the Republi. can party is in particularly bad shape to be a blender of sections, or to go into cementing busintss. adds the the only party that can weld vogether the welding or “The Democracy,” Times, “is the different sections of the country, be- ; . \ cause it is the power alone having the of the States in every part of the United | Stats. McKinley knows full well that! he cannot save the vote of any State | to secure the electorate iu ywer in the Union south of Pennsylvania, This fact a sectional eaudidate and south of the Ohio river. makes him as fully a3 Uarrrison, who recieved not States. The never failed to carry Northern as well one of those Democracy as Southern States.’’ The Times’ points are well takea, McKiniey could not be an antisectiona! President if he would, and that he would not, if he could, is weil estab- listed by-his force bill record. Green ville Townsh’p Primary. There in attendance upon was one of the largest crowds the Demoeratie primary inthe Court House this af- ternoon, that we ever saw assembled at a primary, The meeting was called te order by W. LL. chairman — township executive committee. H. T. King and D. J. Whichard elected secretaries. Following the usual custom the fown- snip divided to give each section oppor- to the county cenvention, a precinct and candidates ‘Brown, executive committee for Magistrates. The different precincts reported their selections to the convention which were ratified. The Rertector will give ‘the names of the delegates, executive ‘committees and candidates for Magis- and Constables in Monday’s | trates | issue. | Registration Law. ,Under the existing election laws ‘there are four days only allotted for registration, Saturday, Sep- tember 26th, Saturday, October ord. Saturday, October 10th, ana Saturday, Octoter 17th. The Registrars required to meet on these days at the to wit; are voting places ia these precincts, and between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M. regis‘er the qual— NEW FALL GOODS. * a Oe. Are being received daily and if youmwant an elegant suit of clothes sce WILSON headquarters for men, boys and youths FINE CLOTHING as represented THE KING Satisfaction guaranteed in ev ery Case. Goods Prices are lower this season than ever known before. Don't fail to see me FRANK WILSON. CLOTHIER. 16 TO 1. Goods as we have even Sixteen times as merly shown. Sixteen times as many nevelties in Ladies shown, many styles in Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings as_ we have for- Sixteen times as handsome are our entire ourchase for the comin 2 season. i, Sixteen times as much business do we ex- pect with the many bright ard brilliant roods that crowd our aaNet Call and see a we | can’t show you the thing ya want. ifled voters. Ths Registrars and Judges of elec tion are required to meet at the voting place on Saturday, October, 24th trom 0 A. M. until 4 P. M. for the purpose of permitting challenges to be made. and at Li) o'clock A. M. on Saturday, | October 3lst they shall meet at the polling places and hear and decide the chal'enges, rere eee Peer ree TT eee ee eee e reser Ty Lamp Nezded. A light placed in the postoffice lobb would be a great convenience to the people: getting their ma'‘l at night. It weuld be much safer, too, than for people to be forezd to strike matches in order to find and open their boxes at! they do at present. ~ | Notice. | I take this method of declaring my- alf an Independent candidate fur Reg- ister ot Deeds of Pitt county. It the voters of the county endorse my acon by electing me I will serve them faith. |. fully. C. O. Brown. Winterville, N. C., Sept. 4th, 1896. Developing. Department of Dry Goods Department. of Notions ‘Of the |nomical prices. 'The:stocks are .tichly complete and exquisisel¥ beautiful. Ino buik and variety they are not equalled elaewhere 1’! RICKS & TAFT Growing Expanding. % Department of lotainz Department 0 New Fall Goods. f Shoes Department of Trimmings. Leadership easily centers here. bnainea in ailLits details. ihe whole sontherh country. The ani charmi tasté-of nearly al? the were inspired by,guggestions of our artiets, ° RICKS We have ‘mastered the’ intricaci © We giva yuu elegant things at eco™ race and.nice hurmony, the @ fine pe in this oentea edt) Vi is Ge : j 44a: aie E 4 ssc tei ecel ngam MALY REFLECTOR. “ps. WHICHAR : rH. RD. Editor. - EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY). Bien -ntered as second-ciass mail matter. — oe SURSCRIPTION RATES. One year. - *- - ° $3.00 One month, - +. - - .25 One week. - -« = = 410 Delivered in townby carriers without extfa cost. Advertisng rates are liberal and can be bad on apptication to the editor or at the office wi 8 We desire a V2 correspondent at avery postofiice inthe covwty, who will send in brief items of NEws as if, occurs fa each neighborhood, Write plainly aad only ov one side of the paper. Lireral Commission on supscrip- ion rates paid to agents. en mare R. oe od SATURRDAY, SEPTEMBER OTH, 1896. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. National Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, ot Nebraska. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. ARTHUR SEWALL,: of Maine. FOR CONGRESS—FIRST DISTRICT, w. H. LUCAS, of Hyde county. State Ticket. , FOR GOVERNOR: CYRUS B. WATSON, of Forsyh. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR: THOS. W. MASON, of Northampton. FOR SECRETARY: CHAS. M. VOOKE, ot Franklin. FOR AUDITOR ! R. M. FURMAN, et Buncombe. FOR TREASURER: b. F. AYCOCK, of Wayne, SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION : J.C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL ! F. I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. ee Seay SEE FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE &U- PREME COURT A.C. AVERY, of Burke, G. H. BROWN, of Beavfort. down. tinued to sink. . ee a et In Liyerpool, England, they now use an electric apparatus for «painting. It puts on the paint by gppraying ata cust of 90 per cent Tess than by hand. anew jenn _killing her neice. jn life. IN McKINLEY’S HOME, tno giance to Free Silver. _ From The Cincinnati Inquirer. Army men. This has been confi- ently counted on by Major Mc- ES yf ted for the major themselves, ‘tee that their sons and Vhs cael gira “adie P me (There haye been a number of The Chicago postoffice, which cost $4,126,000, must be pulled ‘rhe crust of the earth was too soft to support it, and it con- Hattie Record. a nine-year-old girl, has just been sent to the penitentiary in Mississippi for Hattie is be- mning a bad record very early Canton Union Veterans Declare Alle- - Canton, O., August 30.—It has all along been stated that Major ‘McKinley would receiye almost he usamimous vote of the Grand Kinley's managers. The old sol- diers, in all of Mr. Hanna's plang, lave been expected not only to ‘their sons’ sons did. the same.|_ Grand Army deiegates here, and in each instance the speakers in- troducing these delegations have | pledged the united support of the Grand Army of the Republic t® Major McKinley. If, howeyer, the proportion of cld_ soldiers throughout the country who will vote for the major is no larger than it is in Canton, the republi- cans are doomed to disappont- meat. This afternoon the Union Vete- ran League of Canton held a meeting. The Union Veteran League is, in a sense, even a more select organization than To ain’t rec’d fro os February ai To am’t ree’d from W, H. Cox tax collector March 16. T'o am’t ree’d from J. W. Perkins fines and costs * {March 21. fovam’t re’d from W. H. Cox tax collector April 1. To am’t 1e¢’d from J. W. Perkins 15 28 April 2. To am’t ree’d from Fred Cox April 3. ‘To am’t ree’d from Fred Cox Aprii 6, To am’t rec’d from W. H, Cox tax collector April 25. To am’t rec'd om county costs May 6. To am’t ree’d from county costs May ll. May 8. To am’t rec’d from W. EL, Cox m J. W. Peakins 50 00 125 oo 144 37 235 00 81 00 53 10 415 00 2 €5 3 00 1 HAVE TIE PRETTIEST —— LINE OF — Wall Paper! Greenville. Be All new styles, vot an cid piece io the lot. Will take pletsore in bringing ever shown 1p Sure tO See my s2piles. samples to your hume if you will notify me at my shop» near Hume ber's, cu Dickerson avenue, A. P ELLINGTON. Green, ili¢ Market. . Corrected by S. M, Schultz “~ . ax stor 200 75). the Grand Army of the Republic. ee 20 ay) °° RSTABLISHED 1875. | | Anybody who was eyer mustered ——lanaa & 7: | eaters per 1b 15 to 25 into the service of the United ‘Total amount received. —- $3873 03 SAM vi SCHULTZ Sue on oni 5 vie na States can become a toember of CR OR ee ~~ 40 to i the Grand Army of the Republic, . a PORK SIDES &SHOTLDERS | Corn Veat . 50 50 65 but a union veteran must have May 25, 1895. Sef UPRIPAC os RS ar pene AIST _ ; | Flour, Patniiy 3.75 to 4,265 seen two years’ actual fighting to| No. To whom IssvED. AMOUNT. f “patie denne siipplies ll ant bi at ‘0 ul be elegible to membership inthe} 1 Randal Everett 8 360 their inrerest to get our prices befere pu. | Sugar 4 to6 veteran league. There are forty- June 1, chasingelsewhere Ourstockiscomplete | Coffee 13 to 25 two members of the league in| , George Neal > -. | 2 allits branches. Salt per Sach 80 to 1 75 : aw AD ze , w 6a ree yy 6 (Chi Kens Canton, and a ful altel dance | 3 Randal Everett 37 FLOUR, GOFFE.«, SUGAh ds her dl i” it characterized the meeting today.| 4 Charles Edwards 3 37 | ecowas. ue. 2 zf. A poll was taken of tnuose who an cree 10 60 RICH, iA, &. | Deeew ax. De’ - were for Bryan, and outofthe) © 7ohn Hines 3 37 ; — whole forty-two it was found that cam ae ye) OOS SP NIETO CSS (OLS Cotton ane Seantt, | thirty-eight were for and woald' 9 i.ume seins 3 00 | 7 op | Below are Norfolk prices of ¢ y g , 9 Ed Lathat * Tut: | selow are Norfolk prices of ColtoL. certainly support him at the wT | Wilkes S 8 TCEACEC * CUFF és, CIGARS and peanuts for yesterday | os fiirnished polls. But this was net all. The June 4.2 we nuy direct frov Manufacturers, 2ua by Cobo Bros. & Corunission Mere old yeterans who are‘loyal to sil- 23 J W Perki ma Wate crock ot at one protit. A com | Charts of Norfok - ver and the people decided by a 15 1 a Moye ns - I yiete StOCK © foal) Man roye COTION. “4 unanimous vote to go to Cleve-) 24 Fred Cox 22 10 ; RY ; oe Middlirg © 7 land tomorrow and aceept an in- 13 Greenville Lumber Co. 13.08 F UJ x i i T U at ia Low Middling 7h vitation to lead the Bryan parade| 18 JL starkey 6 39 Good Ordinary 6 7-l5 there. Soitis that thirty-eight v Altved Fork AR wheres dase ee hae val bows tosu | Tone—quie aS , + ‘bes 95 ME 8. googs areal bougntlane De “ne old soldiers, . who were UL of 12 Ola Forbes 495 |sold for CASH therefore, having ne ris. |p. PEANUTS. ; them in Major McKinley's own | 170 c Forbes 3 y9|/to run we sell at a close targin. ne _ 24 regiment, and wost of whom be—-| 20 Ota Forbes 13 20 S. WM. SCHUTT Crraenville No ¢ Extra TREES 3 long to the same Grand Army} 1! J W Murphy 11 33 nh 3 = . , a 27 Samuel Mayo * Spanish $1.10 bu Post here that carries the major’s| 55 Wy ¢ Tt ° BD | SS | Tone—tirm, pame on its rolis will Jead a pro-| ~ . June 7 Bea a oo wT: a June 7 cession in honor of Major McKin-| | Moses Willi uns _. Calpe Female reioal GREENVILLE 76 #4000 MARKET ley’s Oponent tomorrow. ~ Moses Wiusruns 105 : ! ae . June 8 [ have secured the seivices of a thor- ann 26 'T A Wilks 337 |oughly competent teacher and shall — 29 Willis Graham 3 97 | open a school for girls in the building \y aa | 9 . ood . Pan] bY (, L. JOYNER. TOWN TREAURER’ RYORT. 97 Nathan Henrahan 225) 0n my premises lately occupielas niusic — 30 James Whitley vy go |roums, ‘The session begius ou Lugs—Cominon 198 . > u 10 > 6 ~ Jas toe uy - cea eee a ceGmeyils wo. of| 31 Henry ves ye 337| MONDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBER rcs ko 1 nville, N. o. July 2 Pine.... ...6.....7 to 14 > y Dorking o- and will continue for ten months. serv. oo ie J W Pel sits “ oe The terms are as follows , Currers Common... ....64 told: 1895. DR. 0 Peed aude I 79! Primary English per mo. " $2 00 ‘ Fine 10 to 18 A acct. with said Town Gener al Fund| : 3°00 Intermediate © $2 50 - May 20. August | Higher se ess $3 00 nee To am’t rec’d from J. S. Smith 39 J C Cobb & Son 300 | Languages (each) 31 00 pe 7 | former ‘I'r, as $264 81,] 3o'T A Wilkes 2 25 Music, including use of instrumert 33 00 DAA) bay E ISON r yey vine Ww er Auvust 2 , ose ve desire to patronize the = at oam’tree’d from J. W. Perkins - oO school had better apply early :s only a ae hoarse tines and costs 34 (5 45 DD Ha-ke t 3 70; limited number be will taken. % A OPECIALT aS To am’t ree’d from J, W. Ferkins 58 J A Whitty 1 70 m @eatiary BLYOD POISON permanent! . W. Perkins WR 7 We Wg meycured in 15to035 d ny Market rests 9 o9| 465 W Murphy 920 00 MRS. ALFRED FORBES. | PAhomefor same price under samepuace a To am’t ree’d from Fred Cox fines 64 i A Wilkes 1 871 Greenville. N. ©, | Be p 7, tt you prefer tobomo here we Willcqne Sat Oren 11.00 si nee De 187} | — - | noch e if wofail toeure- Ifyou have taken mers ») ~ hs ? . 9 BC H ny > ; J uly 2. > 68 Silas Yellow! or ee ” ? Fall Session Opens dept. 14, Loars made on short time. To aunt rec'd from W. H, Coxt 8 Samuel Maso $1 50 | For terms &e, apply to ‘ ° ‘ X Tax 57 y » ~ ; . ms 7 | pee fohee re sooker 50 “MiS.'L, G, BERNARD, GREENY LE INSTT October 8. September 18 ‘ eee sreenville. N.C, : ’ ‘To am’t ree’d trom J, W. Perkins 97 H F Harris 9 . i 7 : market rents 42 20} 94 J L Starkey 26 i — ___ |5: D. BAGLEY, A. M., Principal. o am’t rec'd from J. W, Perkins 43 5 L Starkey 13 87 Next session will in 7k fines and costs 4& 65 | 96 Willis Clark 5 on September 1808. begin 7h day of To am’t rec’d from Fred Cox fi “<0 ptember 1898. [nstruction thorough and costs PEG NOX TNES 95 2 September 19 Creep ine firm bet kind. Pupil 20 20] ,. epare 'romny To am’t rece’d from W. H. Cox tax 53 J T Moye 21 00 business, For partion la 5 ex to a collector 62 37 J L Langley 15 00 are what you want in rincipal, pply November 7. 50 Samuel Mayo 15 00 o um’t ree’d from J. W. Perkins 3 Fe Pathan 8 00 a Sane Kemmerer, fines and costs 62 25) ° atham 3 20 To am’t rec’d from J. W. Perkins , | 42 Greenville Lumber Co, 3 42 —— Sarbers. November 9. September 20 AMES A. S i To ain't. rpe's, (yom Fred Cox fines 65 J W Mustphy = eal TONSORIAL ARTIST. and dbets 15 ies Ob Fone 4o 00} Because an old style hat never GREENVILLE. N poe oe 44 Ola Forbes 5» 56) shows the wearer to b Patronage sollehed. Cleaning, Dyc Toam’trec’d from J. W. Perkins a zones 20'8$ ni hey ya dha te and Pressing Gents Clothes 2 pedal fines and costs 78 10 September 21 . pee To am’t rec'd from Fred Cox fines 86 D D Haskett 775 Feat en To amt nage ered Cor 1 2 | 82 Willis Clark 400 [Lf SRBERT. EDMUNDS. : es FASHION ee em Fred Cox September 23 is in and embraces the very latest| ". ois) attention par BARE EI. December 6. 90 H'T King . 1 95 | Styles and shapes of new Pattern | gentiemens Clothing. en to cleaning Toam’t rec'd from W. H. Cox 99 Willis Clark 3 oo | Hats. : tax collector . : : ine, Sey, pombe Shirt Wants, See oc py Oly yore NIC mantle theta 35 75/¢1 8 hel le Lumber Uo. 3 50 | Embroidery Silks, Ribbon Collars J. A, Burexss, Mgr. To am’t teed rout Fred Cox fines 78 Wm Waldrop ° 5 and other new goods. a Washingiod, an an co: . . } ie 2 «a ° ; To ain't ord foe WH. Cag te Wem Waldrop 103} “My entire stock is‘prettier than tax vellentor StS ob 75 Porter Johnson 95 }ever before. This Hotel has been thoroughly renv- ~~ January 23. | .; A Wilkes 1 20 Ree: ered several new rooms added, ele,. To am’t rec’k from W. HB: Cox ae ms Moye 4429 eb bells to every room. Attentive s tiacwtedtrc 18 001 A ike - 8B ) AULE | Patronage ed orsters: served da ao | : (CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.) : des Centrely located,” oe PREASURER’S REPORT. Oe OE Lat peta hte arene yen nse _ . * s - Pad Septet -~ietinnectree te tae ten March o ; 208 Ola Forbes AND BRANCHES. srininiavensetrermmen AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD October 5 Ccadensea senedule 51C € Forbrs — _ October 7 TRAINS GOING SOUTH. 40S E Pender § Co . October 8 Dated 18 = 2 | oe loo D D Haskett June lth 1s 3 (3 ¢| (S's 11178 C witiams 1896, AZAR A! Q /111 Samuel Mayo oct iene rise —_ AM 116 J W Perkins he Me MM. | e a 92 Moses Ki a Leave Weldon | 11 55) 9 44 114 wile Clark Ar. Rocyk Mt | 1] 00/10 3 | 113 Willis Clark —--~|—- — —— |1 00.0 1. Starkey 110.4'T Mave Ly Tarboro | 12 12) | 197 T A Wilkes | | | 06 HT King Lv Rocky Mt | 1 0010 5 45 tanked to Ev Seen | ROR | | 6.20) 08 Silas Yeitlowtey a 2 30) | 109 © © Forbes Lv Fay tteville 4 36) 1 a 105 Peter Plumme= Ar. Florence 12813 4 | 101.1 B Cherry —_— Pe Deed ~ 112. J W Murphy ee eae Navember 9. ZQ | 103 Ola Forbes 7 P.M. j— [A.M November 7. Lv Goldsboro 3 10) | #05 159 Sam Mayo Lv Magnolia 4 16, pA ee Es Ar Wilmington) 5 43! | 9 45/018 J w Murphy P. M. A.M /126 J L Langley —~ | 126 Shade Weathington 186 Willis Chark TRAINS GOING NOTRH. 121 Brown & Hooker a ——-— | 128) I Move Dated pkey py Ea (135 J W Perkins ale ~ r) ao) vy LY, ; ayy 7 Stayae)e ’ April 2U, | ° E 5 | 2% | Le r a i S S96. [4% | Az lee ec OTM TAIT IS eo __. oF = f dos \ iliis Graham LPM | ASAR uben Chirk . Lv Flore; ce x 7 4 igo |: rank Wilson Ly Fayetteville lide 40 November 9. Lv selma rare 19 cyveenville Lumber Co -AT W ils¢ a) 1 20) 11 Bo) 1: 8 Fred Cox ae ee 65 Major Pollard | ~ 137 + lfred Porbes | ea | loz Greenville Lumber Co, | 77 | | 127 Ola Forbes — lA. - | Ip. \, | November 12 ss | phe she | pe VV 7d dee le iy Wilmington) 9 25, 7 00 | be \\ wie lal kk Liv Magnolia | 10 5z! B30; 7 nS ‘\ ember 14 Ly Goldsboro | 12 01) 936), ap eer ar Wilson | 1 00| | 10 27 a i Forbes Ly Larboro |! 348! | p13 J Wooten a ce a November 16 | ea | es L Pd! sai Mayo. | c's | ls =| | November 20 | 2m | reer (lj0'T A Wilkes a —_—|———- —-| 145 Wiley Randolph . jP. M.| (P.M P.M, | 151 Abrain Harris Lv Wilson | of 20) pel 35' 10 32 145 Lsane Price ArRocky Mt | 217 ee — || a ne Ac Tarboro | 440) | ‘Lv Tarbore | Ly Rocky Mr | 247) hen 101 Ar Weldon Train on Scotiand Neck Braneh 20ad | eaves Weldon 3.55 p, m., Halifax 4.10 p. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 m., Greenville 6.47 p,m., Kinston 7.45 p. in. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.2 a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving Halifax at 11:00 a. m., We'don 11,20 am flaily except Sunday. Trains on Washnigton Branch leave Washington 8.00 a, in., und 3.00 p.m, arrives Parmele 3.50 a. m.. and 4.40 p. m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., returningleaves Tarboro 3.30 p. m., Parmele 19.20 a. ny. arrives Washington | and 6.20 p. m,, 11.50 a. m., and 7.10 p. m, ept Sunday. Connects with Scotlend Neek Branch. Daily Xe ‘rains on Train leaves carpore, NO, vig Albe- marle & jusleigh Ro. daily cxceptsun. day, at 450 p.iu., Sunday 300 Pp, M: arrive Plyinouth 9.00 v. Ao, 5.25 ps on. Returning :2aves Plymouth daily excep! Sundey, 6.00 a. m., Sunday 9.30 a , arrive Tarboro 10.25 ary and 11. 45 Train on Midland N.C. branch leaves Gold8boro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 a Mm. arriving Smithtield 7°30 a.m. Re. turning leaves Smithtield 8 00 a.m, ar- rives ut Goldshors 9.30 a. m. pemiie hee ts 147 Willis Graham November 2 149 JT Moye 116 Reaben Clark 143 James Hatterson 144 James Hatterson December 5. 176 J W Perkins 167 J W Perkins 161 © C Forbes 178 Kenben Clark 158 Wiley Rando!ph 17? Fred Cox 177 TA Wilkes 171 bred Cox l6o Joe-Eborn 157 Johu Foy 168 Dauiei Dupree riio Ned Spell 16> Thos. Williams December 6 t. Ire ao) loo [sane Price 166 ‘I Move 155.J 't Moye 163 Joo. Starkey & Co. 152 J W Marphy 18v Blount & Fieming December 16400 Whiehard lto TP Price December 6. 165 Heury Sheppard December 7. 162 William Waldrop lob dames Ha terson 175 Willis Graham _ | 20 41 ¢8 | Ea Aen —— | 26.1 W Murphy 2509! ; | a | |2 5 Willis Clark 3 00 os | 214.) L Starkey 2431 nae © 51917 © © Forhes 509) | a ) 231. DS Smith 1215 335 236 IT Move 900 4g "*"|939.0'T Moye - 12 co TU : ; | 243 Win Pippin 75 GIVES YOU THE NEWS FRESH EVERY Way AFT Move Biol AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY) AND § 07) <1? Abram Marris 2 00 7 c 15.09; 244 Wm Waldrop | 20 00 |- W Sain pyerneen is 35 00 | March uy) — { tm 1 00; 227 Greenyille Lumber Co 49 38 75/228 Greenville Lumber Co 2 09 4 09; 221 J B Cherry & Co 1175 5 49/215 Alfred oes _ 3 62 -O 12 00 AARC 4 \ 1 65 | 222 Bill Britt 5 25 | 2°50 224 T A Wilkes 25 . 35 00/218 Amos Williams 25 GREEN VILLE FIRST, PITT COUNTY SECOND 371 246 F G James 34 50 G6 25 220 John Russ 2 00 OUR POCKET BOOK THIRD. 90 March 9 . 62 58 | 225 White & Speight 4905 20 00/216 DD Haskett | 618 | Mareh 16 | —— 99 ¢4| 2388 Simon Fleming 1 63 | 2054 245 Jas Kinion 100) : Son 247 Tee Case 1124, - Jot} ) 224.9 W Perkins 114 00) ‘ 15 60) 230 WB Wilson 810) SUBSCRIPTION 25 Cents a MONTH a 6 25) 287 Sam Russ 2 (4) . “ 21 00: 240 Elias Bunn 100 . 1 60/229 WH Moye 160, ee - 1 00 238 W King 100. oF March 91 ae | . Oy zee Willis Clark 1000) | me March 93 tal | LWE « ‘ 0) } °° PMS TW Perk ns 19 00! ge i! March VW : gyn. 2495 LT Lutlow 32 Qo: | 37k! March 28 | 20 00 | 250 Reubie lark 21 a) P21 CO © Forhes \pril 2 100) —PUBLISH EDS EVERY*WEDNESDA YgAT— | APNE 4 wt 2 ory w Murphy 29 00 | 40 00, 67 tex Danie! 125) I ee LO Peter Fatham Yo | ( " HH ite ; a hob ae I OSO1OGT J.B ees i a+ lose | pee ‘ 6 25 | Hie LY ay i (} Year ° “0 St 96) TT Move 12 00 | 29 0 T Move 15 00 | . 50278 Ola Forbes 20 85 | iF es ) . \ 421/55 gat Sotimson "0. us is the People’s Favorite i271 Wm Waldror 2500. Hoa) 272 Somes May 1 50 125/276 Blount & Fleming C7 00} rps j242 Fre Cox 89 00 | PFHE TOBACCO DEPAKTMENT, Wicd | 208 Willis Grah: 39 | \ 1 , : Peo! *G5 Teenie un s im IS A REGULAR FEATURE OF LHB 1 4 p bt. 6 374 | 264 Thomas Williains 7 30 | IS ALONE WORTH MANY; TIMes Pure. < 2) 9G my. Pye reaps. x 8 a5 | , : 73 | So Lhomas William a) SUBSCRIPTION;PRICE, Ldol 266 Henry Marsh 50 ‘ . 23 258 ¥ i] Forbes Loo! 4 ar | 275 Ben Cherry 1 50 ‘2/269 Tsam Griffin 150 __ | 264 Fred Cox 7 0 (0)-—— 16 50} 961 Fred Cox 40) 00 | 5 25! April 6 | 209/941 DJ Whiehard 6 50) 450/53 Wm Waldrop 3 00 | When you nee] j 222 W I’ Ormond 2 70 | | Aprit 1 a 7 ga | 2H Greens He Lember Co 975 | C) B Pp R | N Ti Ni o™ “yy5/ 278 Ed Latham 205, _ ( °° 28) Alex Daniel 2 60 | a | 6 47 279 Wiilis Graham » ore) | , | 281) Willis Clark 325 | ow: BY Des nn 7 40 00 -) ge aSnreyy Vi Ol Re" t: S] 7 00 Anril 25 | a DK y ! LOS vid 12 75/283 Reubin Clark 1° 150) | 3 00 April 29 © cman es 3 57} 284 Ola Forbes 20 4 Feflector Offic» . < wo | Mav 1 | 7 “ “219588 E Pender & Co 45, 31g) Pr & Fee | Mav 5 | ee | me Wl TY T ») Nr nc 286 Zeno Rrown (part payment on | WE Hay Ky AMPLE IA CiLl rls > 00 poi 335. 66 | OR pop w rT - 6 ., epgine) May 11 te a FOR THE WORK AND DO au 12 009-9 5 w Perkins 40 00 | KINDS'jOL COMMERCIAL, AND 26 ~ 3 percent com. on ree'ts (3873,08) 116 19) TO BACCO, WAREH OUSKE: WO RK. 2 —— —- | 50 00! 2 00 | Bel, due General fand 154 Creser Blount 159 Silas Donelson Trains in Nashville praneh leave | 1/3 Reuben Clark , Rocky Mount at 4.30 p. ow... arrive December 18. Nashville 4.05 p. in., p. im. Returnivg leave Spring Hope 8.00 a. m., Nashville 3.3y am, aitive at Rocky Mount 9.05 a m, daily except Sunday. Trains on Latca veauch, Florence R &., leave Lact 6 40 pm, arrive Dunbar 7.50 pm, Clio 8.05 p m. Returning leave Clivt6.10am, Dunbar 6.30 a m, Ele Latta 7.50 a m, daily except San- ay. Train onClinton Branch leayes War- saw for Clinton caily, except Suuday, (1.10 a.m. and 8.50 p, m: Returning leaves Clinton at7.00 a. m. and 3,00 1. m. Train No, 78 makes close connection at Weldon forall points daily, all rail via Richmone, alse at Rovky Mount with Norfolk and CarolinaR R for N oriolk ne all points North via Norfolk. JOHN F. DIVINE, General Supt. Spring Hope 5.30 171 Ola Forbes December 19, 187 J W Perkins 1s U C Forbes . December 21, 183 ' W Murphy Oecember: 24. 184 Willis Clark 186 t A Wilkes 185 Reuben Clark 187 Ed Latham 193 J ‘I’ Moye 197 U C Forbes 194 C C Forbes 190 J W Murphy January 3. 189 Fred Cox 188 Ben Cherry 195 W L Biown 196 WL Brown 191 Ola Forbes 198 William Wa!drop January 14, 19) Blount & Fleming T. M. EMERSON, Trattie Manager. anuary 17.— J. R. KENLY, Gen’l Manager, 179 WH Cox J 7 January 20. _— ~~ | 202 C © Forbes January 23. | 192 E C Williams 4 Feburary 1, si * | 101 Ola Forbes I am now prepared to furnish : February 6. ll Nod. Shrahohs February 7 well sapp throughout the 204 CC Forbe summer. All orders in town de- pcawe livered without extra. charce. » February 18 ‘When you want to be served pede tae promptly send me yoor orders. - FebrvaryQ2. Sunpay Hovrs.-~From 7 to 10/903 Willis Clark i‘ A. M. and from 5 to 6:30 P. M. 2.9 W M P Norcoti Positiyely no ice deli _|210 8 P Johnson tween theed hake, Curae Beales ad Letham February 25 Fresh Fish arrive be every boat Near Five Points, = ee | 205 Wm Waldrop Ee February 29 ikiis | ks Janu:ry 2, 186. 450) W. T. GODWIN, Treasurer. | Examined and approved by us. : 173 ‘ a Wits \ Committee. 16 50 CEMETERY FUND. 9 00 DR, 3 372 | 1895, May 20, 6 °°) Toam’t red’d from J. S. Smith | oe | former treasurer $35 09 184) | December 4, >. eq. Toam’t ree’d from sale of lot to 20 80} row J.W Brown 12. 50 lo 00 | Total 817 50 ED, CR. 5 00 | January 8, | By am’t paid Ed Latham, order | loo! — No 28 $6 00 18> Octoher 15. 1 8d| By am’t paid Ed Latham, order 1 lo " No. 34 14 00 1896. April 18. 12001 Byam’t prid W. T. Ress, oder | THE MORNING STAR, > 4 1895. ; me 8 i Th "| By am’t psid Fd Latham, order (| i ‘ 15 00) OY ae No. 104 ; 10 00 C UIGEST 1896. May aUpn B am’t paid Ed Latham, order Boy” No. 285 5 00 )) i| N aaa 4 loo By 3 per cent..com on receipts 1 82 al y CWSpaper i 20 84 , 15 o9 40 92 ‘ Bal. due cemetery fund 6-58 N h (‘s li 35 00 W.T. GODWIN Treasurer. or ( aro na. loo| Examined and a en W. H. SM ‘ .—4~-0 a 6 wm T. A. WILKS } Committee. | w.T.coDwix, —_—_—| The Only Five-Dollar Daily of reasurer 0 0 eenville. 1 60 ae acct with thed Svecial Tae Fund. i . ony ; ; 0 DR. its Class in the State 43 1895, Pig ionngl a Ho ‘ To am‘t rec'd from ox . — . ES Tax Collector $6305; Favors Limited Free Coinage B00 |e in .. anuary 15 of American Silver and Repeal Tgo8 Plea veer: We oe on o Of the Ten Per Cent. Tax on 600} > April 11 State Banks. Daily 50 cents 1500] To am’t 1ec’d from W H Cox per month. Weekly $1.00 per Tax Collector $292 29/ vear. Wa.H. BERNARD 3 00 nee | . ) eee tao 9455 84 Wilmington N. C loo |8 pere2nt com; all’d Treasurer 18 66 ; nas . f 5 . Lan at co ‘ i : * i E a’, dae Spec ie 441 68 If you want the news. Subscribe to | loool! . GOD » Treusurer; . , ; : Examined and approved by us. HE Dairy Rertector. 25 cenfsa_ W HShiTH } 3975 380) | $266 75 BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY NOVELS Oi we vee | Our Work and Prices Suit: eny alrons THE REFLECTOR BOOK STORE. —{8 THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN GREEN VILLE FOR ’ Wee rocrry THE WEEKLY OBSERVER ff wILAES S Ccmmitice. mon th . The Charlatia OBSERVER, North Carolina:s FOREMOST NEWSPAPER DAILY. AND {ndependentjand fearless 3 cizger an More attractive than ever. it will be « invaluable visitor to the home. th office, the club or the work eas THE DAILY OBSERVER. ts. All of the news of the world. Com plete Daily reports from the Stat; and National Capitols, $8 a year A perfect family journal, ‘all the -aews of the wee The reports from the Legislature a special. Fea ture. Remember the Weckly Ob-_ Merver, Gk agin ie ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. #8 , # A ; ‘ + 8nd for sample eeples, Addresr * ‘TRS OBFERE ee a * WEEKLY, ah 7 , | 4 : | ee Ge i: - PS Fee ial oe : : teen A Re bi wpedencinttandll SEYTEMBER SNAPS: ! - eee eer Creates many a new business, Eniarges many an old basiness, {reserves matiy a large Dusiness. Kkevives baby aadull business, Kescues many a lost business, Saves many a failing business. mRESS GOODS. ———FOR——— SRG HKD SUMMER ER —Consisting of— HZNRIETTA, CASHMERES, | coluinrs of the REFLECTOR. ALL:-WOOL DRESS GOODS, | <== Beautiful, stylish, up-to-date, apa cheaper than ever before. LAWNS, CHALLIES, DIMITIES, WHi TE GOODS, PAKISIAN RIPPLES, INDIA LINENS, LINEN LAWNS, MULLS, DOTTED SWISSES, and Novel COTTON,GOODS of different kinds »nd description. Never were they more beautiful than this seavcn. a Be tced v TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES. ee Passenger and mail train going north, arrives 8:22 A. M. Going South, rriyves 6:47 P. M. North B ound Freight, arrives 9:50 A M. Jeavesl0:10 A. M. south Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 P, Me leaves 2:15 P.M. Steamer ‘far River arrives from Wasb- ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure day aud saturday. WEATHER BULLETIN. re Rain tonight and Sunday. , — SEPTEMBER SUGGESTIONS. —-Come see our— SHIR] WAIST ILS, hey are the correct styles aud prices. ee eA See Which You Are Interested in. epee oneal Chinquepins are coming in. Money loaned on 30, 60 and 90 HAMBURG EDGING and 2 Apply to F. C. Harding. INSERTIONS, LACKS, RIBBONS, FANCY BRAIDS, and NOVELTIES. days. The “Southern Leader,” still hoids the best J cent smoke. | Nothing equals it. D. S. SMITH. the Jead as et erent { | New cotton is no longer a novelty as some comes in every day. Secures success to any business. To “advertise judiciousiy,’? use ‘the W. H. Bernes returned from Sufiolkk | ' DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. SHOES, GENTS FUR. NISHINGS AND \Boy’s 2-Piece Suits in the pe west) ‘effects and all the hist weaves: Friday even ug, Willie Bowen, of Ply mouth, bas QL. | gaged in busiucss here. E. B. Ficklen leit this moruins oma trip to Danville, Va. N. Biggs asd W. A. Dunn returned to Scotland Neck this morning. J.B. Lathwn has taken a position | wito the Eastern Warehouse. want you to come and save mwon- Billie Burch went to Wilmington gy. My motto is: “Cheap, cheap today to bring his family home | , Mre. KR. LL. cheap prices.” Humber and little son) returned this morning trom Beaulort. | be . B G iA 4 K = © : 4, s Mrs. W. FE. Llayda, of Washington’ D. C., is visiting Mrs. Or. Williams, at awls’ Jewelry Store. J. W. HIGGS, Pres, FALL & WINTER: net ~All gg a iw sw cot toe ‘Everybody savs my stcre is the; ‘cheapest piece in town and Tj CIT V RERT ROTO WALLY REFLECTOR.| | = es, cat ne Our Kodax Catches TVhem Coming : J “Maj. HENRY HARDING Ass't Cashier. . Zoonine ly of it Br and Going. | [ Your attention is called tu oar 2 ' F . .. : a . ss t “ , ' Mrs. Ho H. Gawinger, of Kinstois 9 ~~ vesmemmmmm = oO « | ° 6 reame over this marning to visit Mrs. = & ree ° ~ = aan i © e a TN © ed rs (o) ia | r re — e an © pm (— 7 — =~ R. W King. = = SL & g O'R 'E 4 = = oe oo . | 4 a ] ea) 7) qe) hs Mise Francis Welle, ot Wilsov..whe = = «ened are | | - ; ‘ a p'og io) a” | ag been on a Visit: to Miss Nannie Se a & Ss A Sn Fleming, returred lowe this morning. ee: GC - — Y nm v “ FemDmese.t YW O if ‘ + KN | . : 4 ore oe W. B. Greene revuraed retarned. Fri a = as) an 2 oO) - & Q) c ; ~ any ® (day from the the uorth where be has’ A we “Oo, = = 5 ; ' + > i) ae been purchasing gaods tor id. C. Tlook-, 4 posed S. FS) O f esa Presing Elder Hail! passed through iV i od I have just returned from the ssiwa utintss, NORTHERN :=: PIARKETS, a ishment.” ‘Tomorrow nygut he wt Large. Ne WY Cheap preach heretm the Presbytevian chured, : | and stylish high igoods at the ‘cent. . : 3 qnalit y with lowest price, and they Is ready in his NEW «il competitors. My stock of store to supply your) nee’is. in the line of (7 TLOT HING tie shelves are filled stol’e. Iwill sell up-to- | boxegan tins of oad future. patronage. Tam thirigs, and barrels of! groumd grains, cakes, and crackers, boxes of spices amd bottles of line of goods: We are not LOW on one thing just to catch your eye and on others because we think vou are not posted. We sell our “LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, jand whether you are an expert or not does not effect our price one Our goods have the stamp of reliability, combining style and will bring you success against is not surpassed by any clothing date Clothing. Thanking you for past favors, I hope bo be favord with your Yours to Piease, EK AL. HHARDEE,, Leader of Styles. pick’ \ed fruits amd vege-'k L. 1RAvIS, Pres’t. tabli3s. | Thereisa wholesom-) ness. and sweetness aboirt the store that cha::ms thevisitor. He. caries a full and com-| R.A. TYSON, ple‘ie stock of tancy and|Capital $50,000.00. <~ Paid to be found in a truly’ first-class grocery. Vice-Pres’t.1. J. L. LITTLE. Cash’r. REORGANIZED JUNE r5th, 1896. THE BANK.OF CREENVILLE, ‘GREENVILLE, N. C. @ 2a 2 03 DD Capital $25,000.00. in 32226 @O@2D Transacts a Cieneral Banking Business and Solicits Collections and Ac« c@ints of Respor.sible Persons and Firms. eee ig complete and ewbraces MAL uséful articles of, genuine merit. Our Oak Suits are lovely. Easy comfortable Rockers of many different kinds. Dining and Par- lor chairs, Lounges and Couches, Parlor Suits, Centre ‘Tables, Sire Boards, Dining Tables, Tin Sates. Bedsteada, Mattresses, Floor sod Dickinson Avenue. Mrs. E. M. WiItLsams. For Rext—The store recently oc- cnpied by Baker & Hart, next to Re- flector office. H. SHEPPARD. For Rext—My dwelling house near | Table Oil Clotbs, Mattings of ~ Shear avd good grades. Rev. E. D. Wells is still too feeble at Warsaw to return home. A supply | is expecied in his place and servises may be looked for in the Baptist church tomorrow morning anc ni ht. of peautifulfdesigns. ~ Gome ‘ard-see us, we will, be yore than pleased to show you’ ‘Marnage Licenses. Register of Deeds ‘King wis called on tor five licenses this week, two lor whit gud three for colorél eouples, , * . | £ ‘brougl curstock. A careful in- | WHITES. : 4 pect, ‘will repay. you mary; Jack¥on Vanderfoid and Rebecca mathe cost. Stocks. | 6 ie A MLO AX D, §. Smith and Ella A. Tucker. : cl COLORED. . Lambert Tyson and Chaney Mat- thews. : out John Grimes and Jeanie Stewart. 3 — d ee of Correct Styles ~~ gad Liberal Prices. t| Manson Marable and Marry Latham | | ; i / ol } ik , : ; ii et Romy 4 Fe t ; ‘Ellivét building, next door to the Greenville get hardware, stoves ee a \ Sg N » : rate . ’ 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ " A. ¥ be AS #4 ‘ NN > 4 ¢ iy a : & i , , 3 aes ea * i Fis eee ; ¢ : twas 5 + : BAKER & HART. Bank, where’ you ean and tinware in abundance and cheap, too: ~ %