GREENVILLE, N. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1896. HIGH ws ART designer of styles for New and complete line of Dress Goods, andTrimmings to match Carpets, Rugs and Mattings In endless variety. ~ Come andsee them, no THs trouble to show goods MTIMe2 A CAMA _O.T- Munford Liat bene] & ee gan tothe Howl id 1OlD ait Volar Hire | veenyilie. daldueiia |! ' aeoldhy Pein ee “VIS A. “4 GROSS MISREPRESENTATION. For the past few dvs Pitt and Greene counties have been flooded witha deluge of circular matter and dodgers the pur- put of which were to correct a state- ment which appearca in Kings Weegly, published in this town, to the effect that ths Rocky Mount Tobacco Market had closed on account of the stringency of ‘money matters and the same httle squib stated that it was rackaastent the same was which was only about four lines, s the eanse of the low prices that tobaceo was bringing here, thought that they had been damaged iby this publication then it was their | privilege to employ as many mep as Ithey saw proper to send dowu here to | correct the report and flood the country with as much gush and paper as suited them, but if there was any harm done them, they ought to have placed the | vlame where it belonged, upon the one iwho circulated the rumor. Instead of that, we are told by a reliable and \ thorough Falkland that one of their justice laden messen- gentleman from gers was telling it in that section that the Greenvilie warehousemen had cir- abeut the culated damaging reports Rocky Mount market and had done them a great injustice by telling that the Rocky Mount market had closed. Now, that Greenville nor anyove contected with we want to say that we know there is not a tobacco man in this market in anyway who is so nig gardly or who would stoop so low to induce tobacco to come to this market. The never yet fallen iow enough to employ We have ell been doing a pretty fair busi. Greenyills warehousemen have apy such mteh. ds to get tobacco. ess, in fact as much as we could well get along with and we have done it by pursuing a fair and legiuimate course. Greeayille has always, it seems, been an eye sore to some other markets in the east. Why this we do not know unless it Le on account of her rapid Thais market entertains no spiteful feelings towards any. other market. We are ‘willing, perfectly, fur them to do all the business they can, but we are no, willing to sit quietly and see them de- fame us» and misrepresert us in any progress and promising future. such gross and unjust maaner. Now, so tar as Rocky Mount is con- c2rned we suppose they have plenty of money, hope they ave at least, and we just simply think that they have fastened upon the meager opportunity to make a great to do over nothing. Very few, if any, have ever thought that they had closed, and the free ac- vertising they have got has only repuid thom for the damaging report. O. L. J. Oakley Items, Oakey, N. C., Sept. 14, 1896. Right much fever in‘thjs section but it, seems to be of @ milder type than a month or 80 agg. | A goodly number of our people at- tended yearly meeting at Briery Swamp Sunday and all, report a pleasant time. Our people want to know where ¢x- Goy, Jarvis 13 and why jit is that he is not'in the first district helping tu defeat Harry 'Skibner ? “I 'is conceded that helpyis'neededwoyge hete) ng thisitime than ‘elsawhere, and we posi want pe mcs tat x-Ge rove Cl his works, by goming. iN the frat district at r the election oF] Col. Lucas and the defeat of Skinners + ([ Ehis is |& pointed: quegiidu to. the . If the Rocky Mount people realty | -Governor, and i ReFcect ool j mnb‘Are‘dpeh' do! Him 140“ he Wishes answer it,—Ed. ] gic} EDITORIAL N NOTES, ee At the meeting field in Luuisville, Ky., on Saturday night, at which Sen- ator Palmer, of Illinois and Gov. Buck. | ner, of Kentucky, were notified of their for President and President by the recent convention of nomination Vice gold Democrats at Indianapolis who styled themselves the National Demo- cratic parcy, a telegram was read from President Grover Cleveland in which he declared his endorsement of the Well, President Cleve- ticket. irom ‘land’s course in late years thatis no | mere than was expected of him. Maj. Hl. L. Grant, of Goldsboro, a man quice prominent in Republican cir. clas, has been spending a few days in Greenville. Just what was ‘he vbject of his visit here those on the outside do not know, buv it is reported that he held closeted conferences with local Repub- lican leaders and als? with Harry Skin ner. Mr. Grant seemed satisfied of ac- complishing the purpose of his visit, whatever that was, but could not be induced to talk politics much to any one with kim. He did did say in response to a question put by not on the “inside” the RerLecror reporter that “there is no such thing as Russell being taken down, he will stay on the ticket to the finish.” This is to be a memo.able week for’ North Carolina. midst ot one of It mirks the coming to our the Nation’s greatest men, in fact one who at this talked ubout and more ap- Hon. W. J. Bryan, Democratic nominee for Presi- will reach North Carolina tonight, his day i3 mnure piauded than another. first stoppirg place being Asheville. From there he will on Wednesday be- gin a two day’s itenerary of the State, stopping to make speeches at central points as he passes along. On Friday be will speak at both soldsbero and Rocky Mount, and all eastern North Carolina will assemble at these points North houored at his coming into her borders, to hear him. Carolina feels and the State 1s going to give a rousing vote for Bryan in November. Winterville Items. WixTERVILLE, N.C., Sept. 16. Winterville is on a boom, five new buildings are going ap at present. Rev. Ray M, Bustler, from Jackson, Ohio, has located here and_ will launch out in jourr alism soon The school will open here the twen- ty-first of September. B. F. Manning has returned from his store is the center of attraction since his goods be- gan to come in. Prof. L. T. Rizhtsell. of Ayden, gave a very northern market and instructive and entertaining lecture on the subject of “Education,” Thursday night. ba Marriage License. The Register of Deed issued five marriage ‘licenses-iast week, one for | whitée'‘and four: colored for couples. WHITE, Elias Stocks and Harriett Wood. COLORED. ayy. Harris and Jennie Chauncy, « Joba, Evans and Liddy Reyton, :F x Whichards aod Florence Clem, ns. * oe and Addie Lite pac . September number ofthe Cos, n contains four.complate stori matter,-all haadsomel y-illustrated. H } is almost wonderful how.’ so edicellent magazine van be publiaked forghe anual ii sum of 10 cents, (tah vat 7 brilliant arraycof other choice uit — the den an Setter, _. PAE AAA Es SAT Nyt in : UAAAAAARA RA RARAA WOOO TALS | # ‘SHOIAd B SHOTOO SH . "SE INL SSS CNY THPYUOMO NTN Nae al Ne Nal Na all ed Ned Nel Nal ee Neal Select eh a ORY GOODS, KIO aH = uN Mb FRANK WILSON 1D A Beautiful Line 7 R LADIES DRESS GOODS, Latfosea Jug i inde “in pre her mepr In all the lastest effects oT — nye Ki ge foakes. weights and colors in Suiting, S| \. ithe prices will suit you every time. nia add Yo one oe ates (in oll rac al -d prices, We, can save pti J were cent. on these’! ‘eapes, | tag (ALY REPLECTOR D. J. WHICHARD. Editor. ERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT, @ntered as second-class mail matter. el eal SUNDAY). cower namaste eer - eae nneennonnmeentt ape A em sete Fie ee —— SURSCRIPTION RATES. One year. - - ° $3.00. me month, - -: 95 ne week. - 104 Delivered in town by catriers without fi | axtra cost. * Advertisng rates are ~ * bad on application to she cffice ° i We desire a Hivo correspondent at avery postoftice in the covaty, who will ‘gend in brief items of NEWs as it occurs: io each neighborhood. Write plainly t aad only on one side of the paper. liberal and ean be the editor or at to . Lireral Commission ou supscrip: -.’. ion rates paid to agents. - saints tte EO a eminent ON OO I EERE enemas —S Tunspay. SEPTEMBER 1571, 1896. wi Saar | DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES- se ¢ 4 4 ee, Nattonal Ticket. | FOR PRESIDENT. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, of Nebraska. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. ARTHUR SEWALL, of Maine. FOR-CONGRESS—FIRST DISTRICT. w,. H. LUCAS, ° of Hyde county. FOR ELECTOR—FIRST DISPRICT. JOHN H. SMALL, of Beaufort county. State Ticket: FOR GOVERNOR : CYRUS Bb. WATSON, of Forsyh. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR: THOS. W. MASON, of Northampton. FOR SECRETARY: CHAS. M. LOOKE, of Franklin. FOR AUDITOR : R. M. FURMAN, of Buncombe. FOR TREASURER : . B. F. AYCOCK, of Wayne, sureT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION : J. C. SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. « - Herald. FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL i . F. I. OSBORNE, re of Mecklenburg. The Gari Who Works. __ The girl who works--God bless ~ FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE 8U- PREME COURT: A. C. AVERY, of Burke, | G. H. BROWN. of Beaufort. een COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. -_ = FOR THE SENATE. J.J. LAUGHINGHOUSE. * id ae lll = ae wee _- ee : . FOR REPRESENTATIVES. ‘ JB LITTLE, 4 ’ C L BARRETT,! q I. j FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: 4 J A K TUCKER, : JESSE CANNON, A B CONGLETON. Jia ing a wife known to civilized countries exists in Russia. It is called a game, bat it is a very 8e- rious ope, and always takes place at Christmas time. village announces that the annual merrymaking will be held at his house, Ov the appointed day the young men and women hasten in huge excitementto the meeting place. — eames, and dances, but they are simply a prelude to the more im- portant business of the day. tess leads all the girls into one room, where they seat themselves on the benches. Laughing and | chattering, they are each prompt: ly muffled in winding sheets by the hostess. The head and hair and figure are completely cover- ed, and when this is done the girls resemble mummies, one by one they enter the room where the muffled girls sit. Help- less so far as sight or touch goes, the puzzeld loyer tries to find his favorite. and then he may unveil her. man shall marry the girl he has picked out, and if either backs out a heavy forfeit must be paid. It is said that this matrimonial Jottery is productive of many hap- py marriages.—New York Jour- nal. lever in Polk county, North Caro- lina, was in the city yesterday. | He said that an old negro named Miles went squirrel bunting the lother day near ‘Tyron, and not meeting with much luck he lay down under the shade of a large tree to watch for game. man being very tired, soon fell asleep. The next morning his wife, alarmed at his not returning home, collected a large party and went in search of her missing husband. The posse, after scour jong the woods diligently for three days in vain, gave up the search and concluded that Miles had quit the country. week from the day Miles fell jasleep he woke up. About dusk he arrived home and commanded his wife to hurry up supper as he was very hungry. The old fellow cannot be made to believe that he siept one week and still maintains that the whole thing is a put up job on him.—Spartanburg (S. C.) her. too proud to earo Ler own living. Sne is studious, painstaking und patient. She smiles from behind the counter or desk, her smile is the’ reflection of celestial grand- uer and eternal bliss. Sheis like a beautiful mountaineer, her char- acter is pure as the bubbling spring, strong as the rock from which it flows and as high as the mountain's The sight of her should be a fine inspiration to all. Her hand may be. stained by dish-washing, sweeping, factory grease or prin- ter’s iok, bat itis an honest and helping hand. It stays misfor~ tune from many poor homes. It ig One shield that protects many FOR SHERIFF. ; GM TUCKER. a forlorn little family from the cz . ee poor house an asylum. All bon- i 4 FOR BEGISTER OF DBKDS. or to the girl who wor 1 } _ —- UB MEWBORN. ce ~ We i | Cate’ ; a _ KOR TREASURER. On one of the Sou eo SV LITTLE. roads there is a cat'th ie ip one of the trains. T/L) ‘vor conowgr. train’ stops, the oat j OH LAUGUINGHOUSE. the atation and a moment the ta nh ee —cotansins ingens aiming acini ie AAT L sven Queer Way to Get a Wife. The strangest system of select- Some one of prominence ina Tuere are songs, and When the time comes the hos- The young mea draw lots and Finally he chooses one, It is the law of custom that the aga reitase { ee pores Sounds Like a Fish Story. Mr. J. M. Lancaster, who lives The old and ‘makes friends with the pas- sengers. Nor is this cat the only. one that likes to travel. On one of the ferry-cats that crosses from an up-towa ferry io New York City .o Long Island shore is « cat that has been on the boat ten years. She is the pet-of the crew and the possengers. 6 in a while puss stays on shore for a trip. When she does, she stretcues out on of the big beams on the bridge and waits for her boat to come back. She never makes the trip on any other boat. The crew feed her and care for her tenderly. eed «vsues) "00°000'Ez$ ede Ul preq—- The Only rive-Dollar Daily of Favors Limited Free Coinage of American Silver and Repeal of the Ten Per Cent. Tax on 2 MSCD AVLLIFI “1 TF 13.994d-271A ‘NOSAL “V “& la.ways ut LOWEST M° SET PRICES TOBACEO SNUFF.a CIGARS { glote stock of | ~ FURNITURE always ouhand and soldat prices term to run,we sell at a close margin. CREENVILLE open on “ MONDAY SEPT. 7, 1896. and continue for 10 months. will be as heretofore. iberal patronage. W. H. RAGSDALE, J. W. HIGGS, Pres, 1. S. HIGGS, Cashier | Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N.C’) _-_-__- _-. — | {|S we buy direct from Mantfacturers. eua bling youto buy at one protit. A com thet imes. Gur goods areal] bought and sold for CASH therefore, having ne risk S. M.SCHULT, Craenville NO Male Academy, The next cession of this fschool will The work and diselpline of the schoo) We ask a continuance of your past I HAVE TEE PRETTIEST —LINE OF — ‘Wall Paper! Be. sure to see my samples. All new styles, uot an old piece in the lot.. Will take pleasure in bringing samples to your home if you will notify me at wy shop near Hume ber's, on Dickerson avenue, A. PF’ ELLINGTON. ever abown in Greenville. | Greenvilie Market. | Corrected by S. M. Schultz. Bntter, per lb 15 to 25 Western Sides 4¢ to 5- Sugar cured Hams 10 to 124 Corn 40 to 60 Corn Meal 5G to 65 Flour, Family 3.76 to 4.25 Lard 5} to i Oats 35 to 4@ Sugar 4 to 6- Coffee 13 to 25 Salt per Sach 80 to 1 75 Chickens 10 to 25 Eggs per doz \0 to ll ‘| Beeswax. per =0 Cotton ana Feanvt, | Below are Norfolk prices of coiton and peanuts for yesterday, vs furnished by Cobb Bros. & Commission Mew chants of Norfok - COTTON. Good Middling 8 3-16 Middling 7 15-16 Lowe Middling 7 9-16 Good Ordinary 6f Tone—sseady PEANUTS, Prime 24 Extra Prime 3 “ancy 7 BRe Spanish $1.10 bn | Tone—tirm. ew == mimes ee ce ee ee amen Nn pecial attention given to collections ane settlement. of claima. TLoars made on short time. seqnneiaiins A Large stork of-— House Furnishing C. Cobb & Son, by & CO. Stoves and Tinware fore. Goods, Bicycles, &c, Just opened up in store next door to. J. S.E. PENDER |... cheaper. than ever be- MASONIC LODGE SCHOOL. Pall Session ‘Opens Sept. 14. Fer terms &e. app'y to Mik». L. G. BERNARD, 5 oy Greenville, N.C. OTK NICHONAON, way URGESS, oer. ‘Washington, N. ae This Hotel has been thoroughly renvu vated, several ew rooms added, elec- tric bells to every room. attentive ser- vants. Fish an oe bom aeryed daily. Patronage of traveling puuii¢ solicited. Centry locateu. ~ Sarbers. i‘ Hae | n nt err one Nae a AMES A. SMITH, age ee ratronnge solic ing, Dyeing specialty and Pressing Gents Clothes a Ly sreenr. ss Special attention given to cleaning Gentlemens Clothing, : i a \ 4 _ i WIL wi s ,@3 2. JN AND >. - WELDO LO 7 AN eee RE. YCHES KR. 4 — Ce NCE , “ aa R - TRAIN dule D W.d RESID 8 GOI . 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C] ‘eb ol? ‘I's be x vil tat by ay re ruary 2 To eed from W rind, > 1 2 9 Ed Joh ore: > ‘600 m't J i ad i 4429 iathaan ti 15 00 Bib anua H C fr) wi 25 205 Ww Toa ax cal carat 15 ox 2, 4 Me a B | Wald ebrys tbe hi t rec’d Tee H 63 08 ' JJ rop ry oot Tax f iu Co 3 en ;¥ 25 1 C Tom x king ebiuk 1 8 per ollect « aig \ ry 29 ce or HO 910 | : aE xs : . 8 aT $202 99 4 105 yam u wet rer } and ay Inher ’ J. Rh, Moye- d. G. Moy e. Ta the I-west price any object to to you? Arethe best qualities apr inducewent? If so come in »pd 8 © our new stock which we haye jas re- ceived. Our stere is fail of New Goods and prices were never lower. To the ladies we exsend # cordial in -vitation to examine our stock of We havea beantifal and up to ate line. You w ii find the Jatese styles and we know we cap please you Ob, how lovely, how beau-~ tiful, the prettiest line | have ever seen, is what our laly friends say of thom. We bave x large live both in colors and blacks aud cau ploase you. | ema el In Ledies ard Gants FUR- NISHING GOODS we have & spleodid line. — In LADIES CLOT H for Wraps we have just what yon want. ee In Men and Boys PANTS GOODS we have just the best stock to be found and prives were never lower. arene eee SHOES. In shees we endeav or to buy such as will piease the wearer, the prices on Shoes are much lower than last season. Give ns atriul when you necd Shoes for yourself or avy member of your family. We can fit the small- est or largest foot in the county. Our L. M. Reynolds & Co.’s Shoes for Men and boys are warranted to give guod service. We have had six years experience with this line and know them to be ali we Claim for them. PALLY REFLECTOR. are anne; cana me lnc Coping Constantly. al it Brings Socess | JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING Creates many a new brisivess, Eularges many an old business, Preserves may a iatyge business Kevives many «cil fusiness, Pescnes many a lost business, Sages many a failing business. S-cures suceess fo any business. To ‘tadveztise judiciousiy,” use the c iumns of the REFLECTOR — ene i inmate eC TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES. train going Passenger and mail Going South, yerth, arrives 8:22 A. M. rrives 6:47 P. M. North B ound Freight, srrive= $:50 A \;, deavesl0:10 A. M. South Bound Freight, arrives 2:00 in I. leaves 2:15 P. M. i.gton Mondey, Wednesday «nd Friday | ienyes for Washington Tuexday, Thure day and Saturday. WEATHER BULLETIN. GEE Fair tonight, showers Wednesday. Saami al Reece ener att tO A SEPTEMBER SUGGES TIONS. Sce Which You Are Interested in. ed Money Joahed on 30, 60 und 90 days. . Apply to F. C. Harding. The “Southern Leader,” still holcs the Jead as the best 0 cent rmuke. Nothing equals it. D. S. Suir. You can vuy umber at Staten’s Mill, just 44 miles trom town, at “Sin- gle Gold Standard Prices.” See C. R. Speigut, Manager. Vermont Lutter fur sale at Dp. S Smith. Call for Roya. Pateyt FLour No (1) if yeu want the best mule. Fine Italian Maca. ai, jast received, at J. 8. Tunstall’s. Best Blend ‘Ver 202 per... ab 8. M. Schultz. A fresh,lot ot rum Uream Cheese and Vermont Butter, oa ice, at J. S. Tun- stall’s. Fresh Carr Batcer to-day, at 5. M: In HARDWARE. GUNS, GUN IMPLEMENDS, LOADED SH&LLS, CROCK- | ERY, GLASSWARE, HALL LAMPS, LIBRARY LAMPS, . PARLOR LAMPS, LAMP FIXTURES, TINWARE, WOOD and WILLOW WARE HAR. ESS & COLLARS, TRUNKS, GROCERLES, PROVISIONS, FURNITURE, OHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, CARPETS, CARPET PAPER, RUGS, LACE CURTAINS. OURTALN POLES, and any goods you need for your self and family come to see us. ee Our obj 2ct is to sell good boo- est goods at the lowest prices. ed We have a large line of FURNITURE and can give you anything you ‘may need at the lowest prices you ever heard of. Come and see onr 5$12.50 Solid Oak Bedroom Suits, “Jo pass us by would be an iuex- -ousable injastice to your pockw \book. This iv not so because we Way so, but because our goods Bnd prices inake it so. Here iss GAG proposition: » If wo deserve hothiny, give we nothing, bat i you find oar, gos ry, ‘ac wiedge it with ) fohr patronage. » Hoping to “ ays from home, ‘pvomising out be pe spon HP 4 | Peters and Mise Sallie Brown ‘were Schulzt. \o YHE Pusiic:—I am now in my new Gallery over the Greenville Bank stuamer ‘l'art River arrives from Wash- | u) the road this norping on legal busi- - = \for Kiasten, Goldsboro and Newbern! in the interest of Riverside Nurseries. =——— | family ona visit to relatives in Fitt and Greene statement appeared in hast week’s | FA LL & “VI NT f° R -|th’s evening at 4 o’clock by Bethel SEPTEMBER SNAPS: Piece sy j Our Kodak Catches Them Comin, i | ~~ OF ALL THE , st . . + : e . ; v. B. Evans and wife, wept to tor{ eee L evel y lady W ithin ov) miles of Green- boro today to visit relatives. 'vilie as Delegates and Alternates. We extend Robert Harrington returned Monday a cordial invitation to evely one tt visit our evening from Scotland Neck. Mrs. S. A. Chailotte his returad | -Emporium of Fashion~ from her vigit in the country. where will be found the choicest display of choice Dress Goods ever J. L. Fleming and A. L. Blow went shown heze. We are 1n ee close touch with the fash- Anen Warren left Monday evening| LON Centres of the world. Lang Sells Cheap. S, M. Schuliz returned Monday evening fiom a trip to Rocky Mount. Rey. Rk. W. Stancill, of Ifampton, - Va., a native of this county, is with his For a few days past. he has ; : —— Eee eo Is ready in his new store to supply your needs in the line of Choice Groceries. The shelves are filled with brightly colored boxes and tins of good things, and barrels of ground grains, cakes and erackers, boxes of spices and bottles of pickled fruits and vege- tables. Everybody says my stcre is the Thereisa wholesom- cheapest plece in town and I ness and sweetness about the store that charms thevisitor. He carries a full and com- plete stock of tancy and staple goods embrac-. ing evaryyching that is ‘to be found in a truly ‘first-class gracery. heen conducting® a revival in the C hris— © tian church at Farmville. — ne Laaghabie. A brilliant display of . { A yery erconeous aud ridiculous | { { Greenville RercpectcR to the effect | . that the Rocky Mount ‘Toba_vo market DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. had shut down for the want of funds.— SHOES, GENTS FUR- Rocky Mount Phoenix. , _ : Beg your pardon tor giving you a flat NISHINGS AND eontradistion, but the REFLECTOR has Boy’s 2 Piece Suits in tha merent contained no such stattement, and| would like for you to correct the charge effects and all the last weaves. of its doing so. DEATH OF A GOOD MAW, Betue , N. C., Sept. 14th, 796. c ” Mr. Jeeph L. Peal of tin. place, who cheap prices. worked as machinist for the Martin County Lumber Company, at Everetts, H . B. G LA R K. had a stroke of eae ee Saturday night) Qawls’ Jewelry Store, and died there Sunday. His remains were brought here on this morning’s re 7 . La. ou. F*or~— train accompanied by a large crowd of people from thai place. He was buried aa@e O R — = want youto eome and save mon ey. My motto is: “Cheap, eheap Lodve ot Odd Fellows, of which he was «a member. and will be glad to see all my frencs and the publig generally. R. Hyman, Photographer. Tablets, Slates, Pencils, Reflect r Book Store. A new supply of Diamond Inks and Cream mugilage at Reflector Book Store. For Rent—The store recently oc- cnpied by Baker & Hart, next to Re flector office. H. SHerrarD.. 10 Slate Pencils for 1 cent, Reflec- tor Book Stove. Hal Sugg bas added a new book to: the list he is selling, “Bryan and Sewall und Free Silver.” For SALE—Three houses and lots on Dickinson Avenue and Greewe street. R. us. Tyson. On Monday Mrs. L. G.. Bernard, Miss Bettie Warren and Miss Myrtle Wilson opened their schools. The date upon which Tillman will apeak at Kinston is ‘Thursday, 24th, iustead of Tuesday, 22nd, | In Tarboro today at noon Mr. A. B. married. They left on the afternoon train for a bridal toar, The od. Greenville Warchouse had more tobaceo, from Sourh Carohma on g and prices S@h’ihe break today. Leon Bvans’ hard | work aud high ‘prices ure heard a long ville and Parmele were also presen& and & assisted in the ceremwnies. Ile leaves, 4 widow and several children who have! Not for office but: our hearttelt sympathy in this their WE ARE CANDIDATES! ‘form is “GOOD VALUES AT LOW PRICES.” Wesel! goods from: | D. L. Rus-el, Republican candidate 15 to 35 per cent. lower than any other honse in this line aod take for Governer and Z V. Walser,. candi. Payment in GOLD. SIL¥ER or PAPER. Come to-see us at Higes date for Attorney General on the same Bros. old stand. Our stock embraces | ‘LACE GOODS., to speak in CLOTHING, ee TERY CAPES, Cloaks, HOSIERY, ‘UNDERWEAR, eee in ania: wat DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, SUSPENDERS, is the way it looked oo the . wi a UMBRELLAS, Caps & Hats, JEWELRY, way 1 looked wily OVERALLS, | /JUMPERS, | SHOES. being hauled to the stones ot J. B. ' Cherry & Co. the last day or wo.| 224 a lot of other goods bo numerous to mention. | Yours to please. By the way, there is something to say | aout furniture and other goods in ' basa Te nee ‘udvertisineut of this firm that will be sare to interest you. mt . it ih | FSi and raha, I b With Patent Automatic Smoke Qoors. thet = HE Saar The Wilson Heater, which is a stove for howse heating, is the most remrrkable that has ever been patented, In the first place it radiates more beat than apy stove known, and will gave 26 per ceut, ip fuel Over any stove made. Y ca | ST SOUL a. iad a 2 Ua Second, with two or three ordinary sticks of pine stove wood it will keep the fire from 36 to 48 A THES! ta oh hours, and.with ordinary care the fire will bever co Out ©» sae vid | Third, being catty lone ‘at the base there is no danger of fire, and it is the cleanest atuve in use. It ie not necessa pk get the ashes ofveder than ouce a wontlt ' These stoves are wade 10 different’ styles~the small ove, which ig thadé fur bed rodms, is spenally recommended for health, AY Hag sha tei | ae sore and unexpected bereavement. ticket, are announced Greenville on Saturday, Qct, 3rd. Ab Higgs Bros. old stand. f | a NE r 7 . Pad hpi Gol. RL. W. Wharton and Tf. R {as well as comfort. #1 1)” a : a iG ensunt Au 0, ‘e | eR adh. oR yiwl : i \ : 4 iy ae rtereia Lt Trev joa | cof Hodges, of Washington, hat jtabucxo a! The Wilson. Heater has a great advantage over any aimilar stove, becanse it has ‘Patent Anto~ xa Your friends, wiv yf ' «a Sas wIwdon wu 2k khow where v0 come for good prigus, \ the Eustern, Warebdi i 'foddys “They | raatio Smoke Daan ich preveut the smoke 00 , | a Fe ee are eo)canstructed that they ean be takeu off and put back On jin ‘om, co:ning into\the room whaa ‘yoo’ take Lies o put in the | | ae i \_ A 1 i q hc - i , Sat aw Se a ’ ptov t : ‘ ] . (esos) Meer ett! 4 ( | About the ldtgedt brehk any yyare ma ag ae od pe ‘gh age fo fries g fot ook rey pee mee Ai a SB) house here ever had tooks plot wit the "B A np Mn me I en) a mM} els ae a NY iar ; Lo a . . ao ad ae th ie ull and out of it. MA’, a tag waa e ew: Le ' N ay i tawny . . ‘ : iv / ‘eurned. wiki ia H afters for Hardware, Tyii Ward Add Stov “— SILVER ? trade. Our plat: : “Leader of Savles.