* ‘oy ¢ 4 E Metre we R . HE DAILY REFLECTOR. a sae ng tr eS enced e meee = RRB é — Dd ValGaAdRD, Editor and Owner. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS: 25 Cents a Month. : oe _— oennn ae oa a ai Vol. 4. GREENVILLE, N. C.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1896. No, 552 —— rn se RNS Ae ee mene ete el nr — AN AUTUMN RHYME, Superior Court. tr earehnincee cen ne ee | — The following cases on the criminal “he a j sv sween al docket have been heard since our last The autumn winds they sweep along, H IG But autumn stars are fine, report: Aud autumn fires sing a song, Edward Langley and Offey Warren, | (Some cu_ar, please, in mine ') affray, submit, judgment suspended on The flecey fields will keep us warm ; payment of cost T H E KI N G C LOT H | E R. Henry Williams, carrying concealed Around the board we'll meet, Safe sheltered from the winter’s storm, (That cider’s sharp and sweet !) weapons, sudmits, judgment suspended. W. S. Briley, assault with deadly Weapon, guilty, judgment suspended What care we for the puor, “last rose ?’} on payment of costs. PAPAL ALAA LALLA AN LAL ll Ne NNN at Nal Nel NL Old Net NaN NaN Ne ty PPL Pn lal eal lla a It scarcely vins a elance ! Isam Griffin, larceny, submits. Behold ! the roaring chimney clows. Alfred Crandall and Kate Crandall. (Miss Sally, will you dan: ’) assault with deadly weapon, guilty, . a) Lame _| _ judement susnende, Jesse Hill, and Louis Arnold, affray, A CHARMING TOWN. There's a difference, You should know it, For it means a deal to you Whether, when you spend vour dollars For the Clothes you have in view— Whether they are really worthy, : That will stand the test of © © time, : Or the imitation “bargains” Populist candidate for Governor, tells From the mills that make the Populists that they must not vote “ (iy that kind for any man tor Congress who is not a : ° straighy free coiner, and that they guilty, each fined $10 and costs. & a rs Louis Arnold, eareying concealed The editor spent a very pleasant day Wednesday in the delightful town of Scotland Neck. Fo: a town of irs size we delieve there is more culture, refine- weapons, submits fined $5 and costs. Orange Foreman alias Orange Wil- liams, assault with deadly weapon, guilty, fined $15 and costs. xy ‘ ver j } 4 ‘ 2 7 \ . . . ‘ : ment and gentility among th: people of J. R. Smith, retailing without license. Scotland Neck than any town in the State. Our business over there was chief'y at the office of the Commonwealth, and while we found Editor Hilliard a very ‘busy and hard-werked man, he took lime to show us avound and point out several of the town’s enterprises. There submits, fined $10 and costs, in two cases. R. T. Turnage, assault with deadly weapon, submits, fined $15 and costs. Ira Porter, disturbing religious wov- ship, submits, fined $10 and costs. Gathrie Giving Advice. are lumber and muiling plants, carriage o “9 e id . ° In his speeches Major Guthrie, the factories, knitiing mills, chewing gum fuctory and other industries that give employment to many hands and add much to the general prosperity of the CO m m u n 1 ty. PPI NP AAA LDP AALS PALPARANAL PD PPL ILL LIP PPL LDP MPL NPA PP . -,{must not vote for any man for the Sectland Neck has some splendid |™ on ; . . | Legislature who is pledged to vote for , mercantile establishments also, and in S = “ap natheead pmces ' ld ? | er ; Senator Pritchard or any other go j singling out one of these to speak cf no . ; any a a os bug for the Sen-te. As the Populist , - dispa,agement is intended ta the others. party has always professed and yet A visitor cannot be otherwise than im- pressed with the stoves of M. Hoffman | PPofes‘es to hold iree coinage above all & Bro, A quarter ot a ventury ago the abe, Major Cue simply doing head of this firm, Mr. M. Holman, his duty and giving his people honest advice. But will they heed it? We shell see. We shall see whetier the went to the town a poor man, and in tliese years he has by indumitable en- : Populists in fredell, for instance, will : | ergy amassed a furtune and built up an . A SPECI f LITY establishment that would do credit to a | 0% for a MeKInley Republican for . a . nn : -oislatur 4 will v ’ city. ‘The Joszys, Shields asd others the Legislatare, who will vote for _ also do an immense business. Pritchard if he is eteeted, for Pritchard | TG § not merely the beauty of stuff, or the stylish | [ | H| | ] The Rercector never feels like is the nominee of his perty; or whether | i | Vis sue v s ! ousting but one eritine apan the bec | they will voto for a Populist for che cut---its the lt, the finish, the exquisite stitching ee men of Scotland Nek, it we may Legisiature who is pledged to vote for and pressing, tue shaping of a pocket, the round- Pritheard if he is elected. We shall be pardoned for mentioning it. ‘That Whe apparent nears seppert theu[see Tt they do we shall then know | 28 of a corner; nothing forgotten or half the appe ar ypurt they | a ; __allerainn - 7 . des] ner of styles tor cive their home paper as jadicated by SONY Cease BIN are In thea deinand done all round clothing. lake time to look 4 5 its advertising celumns. Thy do not for silver.—Statesville Landmark. thoroughly, to compare. ‘There’s plenty of | seem to appreciate the treasure they ~ FAL have in Mo. Hillard an hw paper | The Rate War atanzea, |CHeap clothing, of half-price clothing. See it The excellent editorial work ofthe Com-| Raleigh, N. C., September 21.—-The you want 10 buy it when you've seen this. monwealth faithfully presents the moral, | Chairman of the railway commissions of - ~ # | social and intellectual advantages of the | Georgia and South Carolina arrived FR A N K V V | S ON town, and its advertising columns ought | here codav to confer with the North) +*- / | to be : sLow t ; Ja | Carolina commission regarding the set- : . 4 0 be able to sLow to the outside world ss ue TH KI GOLITAII2. | fs ’ ’ ee the town’s splendid business and indus. |tlement by arbitration otf the railway trial features as well, war bet~een the Southern and the Sea-| > = semana ee ol * board Air Line. The commissioners OUR PL ATFORM | . ‘ 1 this atternoon received official notice of ay” | New and complete line A Lady Caught Them, the ending of the railway war; they ) . of | Isn’t it funny what methods people | wil] take no stepa. 1. Wesell none but the most stylish goods. will sometimes resort to in an eftort to 2 ‘ draw busines to themselves! A lady | - : Our Ladies Dress Goods shall be the best Dress Goods, living at Hobgood, learning that the How to Kill Your Towa, values that can be CE uled. Rerieoror man passed up the road] | Us! Your merchants you can bay 13 Our Dress Trimmings shali be the very new . goods a good Ceal cheaper in some oth - Wednesday morning and would return |® ° 4 : ° own, an rge hi ith ‘. . MP secs andTrimmings to match | ina: evening, walked downto the depot| 0" Wt charge him with exto est that fashion offers. | —— |to = it the Srownylle tobacco! Tf a stranger somes to town, ull him 4. Our Ladles Cloaks shall be the best value : market had been closed. Being assured |everythins is overdone and predict a ' : : Carpets, that it had not, but on the contrery daodral crash in the tows in the near and style that money Can buy. ee was selling an average of nearly one [ime ted sss acl ). Our Misses and Childrens Cloaks shall give hundred thousana. pounds of tobacco a| “¢eP Up & div salt : | +g { 4a Rugs and day, she explained that she’ heard two 84 knife every man that disagrees with the very best service to the we®rer. you on the best methods of increasing 6 drummers for another market tellin: | business, WI i . Our Shoe department shall contain noneb ut Mattings that. the Greenville warenoutes nad | —_— honest goods and they will be sold at he ee a closed and all the tobacco business sus—|;_ Pubhe Speakrag. | ‘ “fe As! oe port she determined to find out the | equdidnte tar Governor, will speakat |, Our Ladies Furnishines and N eckwear | faetsin the case for herself. ‘Those |, ;Kinstop, Wednesdays Oct. 14. or. ing shall Come and see them, no dtummers.avill' have to hateh out & new ‘Snow il, ‘Phuysday, Oct. Be . be of the newest and most. ser viceable. — ARE OF Ligeedn tile, rida, COR, ABETIBS | 4. ae 1nO 664 TO vue t trouble to show goods. | “*ieEBis ov wore work. | nfastigton Si@adgvO@ iro |8. Our Glove, department shall contain only Kuti 9 30 sat Pky cond]. E = = | .dardino~beog—olgatalii . such’ zoods as’ we can recommend. _ woh pit os sane! satis sien Hi treat Ore Bater to-day, at 5. M |2 LAcearidus potithasn’ ‘bet ens said Pyge hs uit ia wept stmdd) CAMARA, ME Ci: TM inford|*:"" 5 lira ee mys saute Every Plank in this platform will be strickly}kept. — yon a me TeawroUsle Ae 3 We sell tinue Cigars, Smoke 10% ant : young ate ahs ded Th lala , sabia L ie AIK a8 F Cash Hi a eee | | d of tl ls in Heaven. oun in return said if McKinley : | Next door to the Bank of ee we mn ean Bow ahs deci he would marry her. There a ang S as ouse. Greenville. : ae is sure to be a wedding. — | . ; fy, \ ‘ rote a : ight AA Sie a ah ay a i : UPR Ree ae Cha mee te Pm ners BN ry i mee Wig i iW eS UN Soak ool Che g sca: Ball eat RW . Editor. | ters in this country is Gen. Dan- lation which will result in lower ! | Du ns mj «|: Wall Paper’ #5: =e Ez. Sickles, of New York. He | prices. No evuntry ever suffered Ae ‘ professes himself a Dewocrat| when prices were fairly remanera-| | ~ EVERY ‘AFTERNOON Texcerr SUNDAY). and, in addition tc drawing altive. This great industry is fore- | panera et tn ever shown in Greenville. Be SL iarge perelon itom Lit PUVOrL- ligust ia ihogzisecdds aba iMpure| She fa sso rv sapenica All new ~ ay Entered as second-class mail matter. ment, has been quartered upon j tance sa CON COUEMY: Its success | a Siri x. styles, not an cld piece in ‘the lot. oe the Democratic party in New and prosperity are yee to the | Have just received an Will take pleasurs in bringing . ° mal Bee York for ‘years iu one good offic | nation. Ha prosperity is possibte | FT ann it Epener semples to your home if you will man a I : TRA * . } a 3 ide . yu 10F 7 hi - SSURSCRIPY N RATES. after another. but be has never ;|'° other tndustries if nericn'ture | fi . ss 2 1 « ‘ ‘no | lanenis The depressio! | i notify me at wy shop near Hume "Ono Wear, - = 77 SBM forgiven the “rebels” for having anenish. he depression in| i O5 *| ber’s, on Dickerson aveuue. Yrs month, Open om . 50 shot one of bis legs off and never agriculture is Lv et eorfined to the | or he latest IH ant mre ready to serve ne wee - - ~ oA. oS . Ol... r be rants: f the trade at > rices Lower ayia eat “ ? 3? yor } , . + tu 9 i ores b} Ay ivered in town, byfearriers without fails to avail himeell cf am oppor U nited ” eg The rey of than ever off rel before. Smali profits A. t E. LLINGTON. tanity to talk about the war and tue Agricultural DD Jepartmenut in | and qui- ‘k sales, is our motto Our axtra cost. sae . | 7 a } . | ; . goods are new and cheap to meet the Cot , Yeunu AAvertisng rates are liberal andean be |to traduce the Souter. He hates | icate thai this distress is generals, nis of the mis-es, We are sel ing oren eee Below are Norfoik prices of G0iton had on apptication to the editor or at sa esithat Great Britian, France and | goods : at a price far below the usu: | Cleveland because Cleveland bas ; | sual and peanuts for yesuerduy, na ftTH shed ‘ office Hen, pea - "i awit _ ej always felt kiodly toward the Germany are suffering } 10 @ larger iF 875 cusket we sell for $69 by Cobb Bros. & Coniuissiou Mere : ~ enemas ~ C . . . } de me SAT. yp 4 ‘yt } ‘ s aé afc - e desire & iW? : Ni, oD i i ‘ - ef co N. avery postofiice in: the nal who will lits share cf the public patronage, United States. bo : ‘ a a | Good Middling mes 8h « . | ov be by send in brief a yerhood, W "at it se ae amobg his -appointees . being Every man who has paid any | orn ar art | Middiing Th! OOGs Ti e lan = . . . . . . e . ; : #9 . . . a ta each neighbors Of h : y man ex-Confederate soldiers. attention to what is golpg On 1D | 4" “ ** 30 | Low Middling iy and only on one Bi € 0 t € pape . y . 1 . ., : ; ‘ oo ; 80 ae 66 et Oy | Good Or dinar y 6 13- 16 —— ___— |and he is equally vicious toward |the azricultural distric‘s knows | my fe HY) | Tone—sseady | _ {Bryan on account ot his friendli- that the farming lnterest is more | my HE NG | PEANUTS. Liperal Commission on | subserip: . 3 geet; T.. ae | depressed today than it was 1890, | 1 eH 1250 | Prime 24 tion rates paid to agents. ness towar« this section, He has) °°! y . bh ae “| All we ask is atrial and will give en-| Extra Prime A | Just cont ont ao letter to “his army and thus it 1s still going downue) tire setisfaction. | “aney a et eomradeg of all ranks,” in which | ¥4td. But, netwitnstavuing this, G. A. MeGOWAN & CO. ey 81.10 br . 7 | Ane x x i , ‘on 1 sn TuurspaY. SEPTEMBER 24TH, 1896-1), gays, among other thizgs, “Mr ithe Repadsican National Couveu- | Opposite Post Office, e—tirm, _* = , - “Es ' . ° } 2 ’ : 2 ‘ QT] oy \ ® »y’ = oy . 4 t _ a : ® .. _ Bryan aol many of his supporters tion resolved that things wuss | B. F. SUGG, Manager. GkeewWVibLoun 14 rac. ww lana nAan dl Mo - . in Veh isiay as they are for tour years . REPU 's 1% y |are tryipg to combine the South YOUrs |W megs, Pres. J. S. HIGGS, Cashier DEMOCRATIC NUMINEES- and West against the North and | ™ere, as far as they are Concerned: | - _ a — wide nie 8 - "| Maj. HENRY HARDING Ass’t Cashier. FY he Tp RSL Fast. This is sectionalism, of Is it any wouder that on the, » L. IQUNEN, : mT, ' . lfarme they ura weleomine Brean | ; i saad Natiunal Ticket, which the eee was the off- {arias the a me woken s bryan i f Luas—Common wie g . | ry | £ . ine.... re | to ] “ .FOR PRESIDENT. silver, he Says: “The cost of all! pate. bw Ui L Currens Common 6a t o . ay , { oo ath oe scene 0 WILLIAM J. BRYAN, the necessities of lifs would be = Semen | G ‘lle. N.C | | . t . Ad k | reenvi e, ® ® es k INO... 10 to 18 . of Nebraska. doubled, while tae value of the! The Best Company’ | . — teense FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, money in which wages and pen J. 1. Suaa, Fse, | ———-— ARTHUR SEWALL, sious wceuld be paid wil be re-| Agent Accident D: partment, STOCKHOLDERS. Greenv ilie Market. : . ; , tua Tks i ; - . - of Maine. duced pearly one-half.” Actna Life Ins Co., | Representing on More Than a Hah Corrected by 8. M. Schuily. : canvte NO : illion Dollar ; ee Ab! yer; the pensicns ; the sa- Uree nem N. . . a (| Batter, per lb 15 10 2 . . ; , Cre) © ac ams i€ y i Ww. H. LUCAS, affected. 1 No. JdSe it your Compa vty. | Exch aii “96 oe ” Paltimore, Md, | Sor n . ore 24 of Hyde county. And again, speaking of the de_| Oi the 23rd day of dine, 1896, wuile | — The Scotland ‘Neck Bank, Seotlana | Corn Meal Qo 63 ener . , i Neck. N.C. Flour, Family 4.7) Lo 4,23: FOR ELECTOR—FIRST DISTRICT. | nial of the authority of the Preel- uperintendiag work at my swwauill i ve Biggs, Scotland Neck N. (| Lava 5h to 45 JOHN H. SMALL, dent apd this corrts to ibte! fere my arm Was crusied between two logs. | a P Plenty, Pr ctolus, N.C “Oats | 30 to 40 | ae . } 127 ay of Aus ‘lad | be Abe BOT OS OS . ugar 4 to6 of Beaufort county. with mobs: bs This new doctrine Oa Une “a day Ol AU: Just I tiled | D. W. Har dee Higgs Bros., Coffee 13 to DA SS is worse thau the old secession |™Y claim with your courpany for in “Greenville, N.C. aa pet Sach x0 Lo 175 Y:. is ae awn with v demnity for two wecks, claiming 320. hickens . iV to 26, Siate ‘Ticket. heresy you put down with your y y x | —— Eggs per doz 1 to 11h bayone's—let us silence the new our company, woting ili my | W tfull; solicit the accounts Beeswax. pe* 20) oa ‘ty wus for a period rer than | e respectfully solveut U ; ovEPNoR: voy —- sallots.” Where- bility was for a period lonzer than & FOR GOVERNOR : jheresy by our ballot he Pe Os of firms, individuals and the genera ot CYRUS Be WATSON, upon this ill- tempered warrior Himed, sent we their check dated | public HY oh _| Sept. Ist, 1896, ter 920.78. This is a | , . , of Formye- urges the Grand Army of the Re ok ee n a hich | Checks and Account Books furnish | - SLTLIRING COulras j ; ables W y ee eer | publie, including ¢ the noble army IKIng cOutrast With Compatics W neh | ed on application le be ‘A SPECI pelt , FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR: of pensioners, to ycte for 6Com | prefer to seale a cum lustead of pay! — _ oe Pa A SPECIAL) N permanent va 4 £3 ‘ Y a . pe in » fy ‘ } oe * ca TOS tcdat . THOS. W. MASON, rade McKinley, who manifested | '"s the full ameunt. A ar ve stor ic of 7 fhomatorsame price under w1ri0 git zrane 4 ; *thampts 9 a Paco «I hank you: / : any \ yr eratrict : Aho 7 ot North upton. his love for his country by ehoul- J thank you aud your company for | d * a nochange, es wo al tocura-Tf poutine ken mien i _—— . . . Fe Ne “nk »crous settlement. | cury, iodide pot : eo i voR SECRETARY: dering his musket and serving for HHS prompt and gensrous settlement, | ains, Mucous P Atohes in month, Soret hoes . : | '- j_| having paid me more than Tclaimed. | . imples, Copper Colored Spots, Cleers or t CHAS. M COOKE nearly two years as & private sol— = : | any part of the body, Hair or Byo obrows fallin j eo 4) 7. ’ Te a fr ~ EYeeHO ’ ‘ ur | 4 » cconaary sat? Pe at Franklia. lier.’ | i commend veur ex¢ elle nt company . We guarantee to cure. V W6 solicit tho mic! st beaks ———— In the face of such argumenta’ |! 'iore desiring tas Lest insurance, ‘ i ‘ ease wo cannot eure. This dceuse Sree “ | r a affled tho siill of the most eminent physi= FOR AUDITOR : san as thi wer ver appenis Yours very truty 21° cians. €509,0CO capital beh vile ur ; tion as this, the Observer appeals a ae H ouse Furnishing’ tional guaranty. eons preot oe uncondl R. M. FURMAN, with confidence to its readers to WOE, Proorer | = application, Address COCK REMEOY CO of Buncombe. P iff | f 47 Masonic Tomole. OUI0AGO ILL,” ley aside whatever differneces © 7 \ . ) ~ 5 ‘ 4 es = FOR TREASURER : opinion there may exist between Loy , Goods, Bicy cles, Xe, Professional Cards | ‘+ "COCK . —, | A new supply of Diamond Inks and ) os ea ° B. F. AYCOCK, the Democratic candidate and ‘ ue en ohare Let alae 4) afthoyeiiaye [he . ~ : ee — of Wayne ; + vette mucilage at Reflector Book Just O ened UD 1D] Jonn EB. Wo eo iieey TF yne, them as to the fivancia/ question | , ‘a odard. if, U, Harding, se ; store. i] — : - : _—— and line up fur Bryau.—Charlotte | store next door to al. : soba biaeome Nw, ‘ ony . F age : , Cc INA, Surt. PUNE WM © | [JOMESCHOUL FOR GIRLS. J mumey c a . velous prosperity that has ever) with brightly ‘colored! 3% ) foam} Q De Will open at “Elm Cottage,’ say COMMISSIONERS. been given to any nation of the} boxes and tins of. od ® } > 2] 2 S| Oct. 2nd a Homo School for Giris, AK TUCKER, world. We not only bad individ-) ¢hj Be ¢ > 0 &* |from 8 to 16 years of age. Naw- JESSE CANNON sheen cane things, and barrels of| 33 m\ o> of PTB OF AZO... SSE CANNON, ty’ Sub wa we > ¢ Et Al.> > |ber limited to 10. “Address icf A BOONGLETON [ual prosperity, but we had na) ground grains, cakes) 22) 'T] ¢ Zo 162 Mrs, A.L. McO. WHELAN, : | —- . | ik ered (sp. is Speec h alled and crackers, boxes: of =e ‘ =: ¢ b 4 By norwont fee nee eee | Soe suhites: | ryan isp aiesp 4 called) spices and bottles of] Fie ™ \ ¢ = ys Oty 2 OTEL NICHOLSON, . | attention to the’ fact, and read the| . ickled fruits and Q \ = oa, | ‘@M TUCKER. \folf hi h Mi K 1 p an vege- “2 Ss 1. aan J. A, BURGESS, Mer. ag eehic e : ' i mn wrote tables: a CH me . Washington N. c. | a} Been | and filed : with the Me pley bill Bam (Or. at } | “i vapid o ae i pa rat 16, 1800.,. _ mhere’ ind una encr. 1 = 4 2 5 7 eee thoroughly ious perce e apie _ “Tha " ye ee Fee Se ¢ bells to'eve : x ee : t there is widespread de- re tthe a ctieet 2 5 op. P| vane. Fishes Orace ites re ey ; ia ron Panasonen M pression inthis’ industry (agricul- adou DALE G * vore bitin = S Q q be Patronage of sraveling puvile solicited. ' toe ti Bre: today, om ot be, doubted. charms. the visitor... He | i. % | Congry Jorated. i as vcess! hd the chiefjcomplaints now | carries a full and oom ¢ ef .. r “Mrouce.” HOF 5; > fw S&S wnt if rs ‘= : i ‘o —s . ~ fa PENNGYLVANIA iN 1683. eae hee | | 5% DS . 3a F-*? A * * . i | AND bRANCBRS. . Loo” : ; 4 wil "2 | From en Unpoblishea Letter From Wil- AN}: FLOREN eK RAI 1 ROAD 7 eo ; Bs a ae A \ Nam Fern to Duke Ormonde. Peseta ra mene tok | é : |" I thank god I am safely arrived | in the province that*the providence | & r , : of god and Bounty of the King hath 6 ' is gore SOeTA. = esate’ . ‘made myne, and whieh the credit, — { TT prudence and industry of the people ney > “seat pi Ble, ts eg concerned with me must render Jove [3 zi=s ls | , oa ‘Considerable. I was received by the re cee ee ee | = POV pbk RT ancient Inhabitants with much kind- PAL ML PY) 30M 2 apie eS ‘ness and respect and the rest Leave Weldon 1» i4 | SLT Oe cHEND ge. Lexy. 4 4; | brought it with them; there may be OC VK Psy ty _ eer we Wel ae Metre 1 Shp Meee , Ar. Kocvk Mt tyes ge ot Rees cg EO | | about four (f. 215b) thousand soules ee —eemeememn—empmeanee amy en) | mee fame | tL Fie we Rais < SS 4 STD AN pat nruie baie pees aos | ‘in all, I speak, ] think within com. Ly Tarporo j2): ae srecbg A H tak LE ci Menai Toa | pass; we expect an increase from —_—--—- im ann eae Peet ys «France, Holland and Germany, as ’ riz yr t t { j f x i 7 fie pf rain Si © CM age sn nendne, aed abl ones ih i” t ‘ : : Gy Kosky Mi Pe | § 45) |) Sea eas | well as our Native Country. Ly Wilsoa , 200th | | 6 20) Fees 1 | Lv Selma 1 2 33: lf | | The land is Generally good, well | 4 Ly Fay'tievilic! 4 36, 1 27) | | t | water’d and not so thick of woad as Ar. Florence | 72) 34 | | > |imagin’d; there are also many open jn ene jem mel eee ee | | 7 I places that have been old Indian § , fs 7 | 52 | | | BsPAbu sia (875. foilds the trees that grow here are GIVES YOU TRE NEWS FRESHREVERS pte) fF | Po letgiiticessconle rnd rod, wal.| AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY) AND | Pome | ’ % ‘ aa —-- —_- — SA Mi. ti. Ceu ULTZ.. | nut, black, gray and Hickery, Pop- | WORKS FOR (PHE (RFS T™ - P.M. | 1A ALM ‘lar, Cedar, Cyprus, chestnut, Ash. | —INTERESTS OF. . Me Ieboro | 3 Ha | | , 7 aes ORK SIDES &: ate .Sarsafrax, Gum, pine, Spruce, oake, ( | Seurn, 1 ,! | | | black, white, red Spanish shasta | Lv Magnolia | 4 4y) re yak MERS AND MERCHANTS BLY) Ar Wilmingto,, 5 43) | | 9 45) | ing their year’s supplies will tied | and Swamp which has a leafv like a | -O iP. M.| | AM ! their tise cra toget our ae befere nmi | willow, and is most lasting. The | a ~~ hasivrelsawhe, + csrctoekiscamplete food the woods yeild is your Elks, | zs are a) > MOPHIL. SPE es er € Ss AVEr, Rabbets, aims ouniy sorwi, Shall Deer, Racoons, Beaver, Rabbe's. GREENVILLE FIRST, PITT COUNTY SECOND a a | PP AGRO See OS te Turkeys, Phesants, heath-birds, Pid | se Ee a ate . 4 wot ak ya _ : yt . 3 . +. | Led a a | - geons and Putredges, innumerably : | OUR POCKET BOOK TEIRM ' Apri zu, | 2 E an Pet. we need no setting dogs to ketch, | . hed. os — . oo. ‘they run by droves into the house ir : ae eee ae cold weather. Our Rivers have alsc | Lv Blew er ee Perea ae VEL Gb 3 | plenty of excellent fish and wate: | _ oo LV vaste Didi oe ‘foul, as Sturgeon, rock, shad, her. | Mey pe oe re reat i Muarifaetu "ring, cadfish, or flattheads, sheeps. : a ruse : So - — | os oe whee a heads, roach and perch, and trout | ln | ‘in inland Strer-nes; of foule, the . | _ ) : a ne q fhe. ‘Swan, white, gray, and black SUBSCRIPTION ©25 Cents 2 MONTH | goose, and brands, (f. 216) the best & § . t i * wee —— eee — iy. al Salsas gated ecb 8OK) Go atives fos duck and tel I evcr cate, and the toy whiney ster I 5 e _ “ fohe tlines our goodsareali bought aa | Snipe and the Curlue with the Snow- oe __ Hv dane a 6| ide «yf SONT Se ras Merefore. avis uote Qird are also excellent. hvteopiaeer 112 OU | Pog gg it het orto e ose marie. "| he Aire is sweet and cleare ar Wino yp tay | ba 7 — ‘which makes a sereen and steady ye 3| oe. = aa eres a eancomexsemme ae ees == sky, asin the more southern parts q Oo no —— - | 4 we om ty Wi: au i _& of France. Our Summers and Win- | _ i co “ae - ‘ters are commonly once in throe | : | 7 ne ! 5 oe 5 years in extreames; but the Winters | . - J» Potp. M. a ai is | Seldom last above fon weeks and rv Wilson | bom 1135 10 32! i A : Asien | rarely begin till the latter end of 7 Ar iloeky ¥ Ly lr as] i shdas Ge! jaa ¥ g December; the days are abovo tw" —PUBLISHED: EVERY WEDNESDAY 1c — oe ~ 7 rar | | hours longer, and the Sun mmol i re , ; | | The next session of, this ’school will | Has Hed WON Teuke shee og (dne Dollar rer Y e (viteaky 0. 2 87, lz open on imakes some recompense for the! J ' yy Cy. Aro couton | . P10 sharpo nights of tho Winter season, MONDAY SEPT. 7, 1896 'ags well as the woods that mak _ cheap and great fires. We have of or erro scotland Neck 3ranep 2oa [and coatinue for 10 months. | ane : Le gp RE) ® ae : piv s Wewlon 5.55 p.m., califax 4,10{ ‘The tera are as tollows. 'graine, wheat, maize, rye, barly, | i his KY ie “euple’s ade oy ie pete arrives Seutland Neck at 4.55 p! Primary Fniglis h per 110, $2Q9 oates, severall excellent sorts of en f. ERE, @. crveniville Ody p. in., Kinston 7.46 Interinediate * , &2 «| beans and peas, pumpkens, water | . 8 ane [eaves Sinston ie ene ( “el : : er (0 and mus meilons, all englesh roots JEL ; S.am Oo . AVS | Wal & es (vach) ‘* ‘ alice . an VG ¥ , Uiho. at Uicu0 a. m., Werdon 11.20 am} The work and dicelpline of the schoo! | and Garden stuff, good fruit and ex THE TOBACCO DEvakKTMENT, WHICH Inliy cept Sanday. Will bews heretofore ' cellent Sider, the Peach ere ip IS A REGULAR FEATURE OF Vuk PAPE , . - We ask a continuance of your ast | divers inde. and very good, and in Trains on Wasinigion branch leave) jheral patronage. yout | creat abund: ane. Aine tthe. USE CRE IS ALONE WORTH MANY 'tTIMes v.... Washingion 8.00 a in, end 3.00 p.m, aS . ; : mn 1 10 arrives Parmele §.5Ua. m.. and Pay p.| W. H. RAGSDALE.~ | ovall sorts and the signe with us of SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, m., Tarboro 9.49 4. m., Se abate — _.. sich land) is very fruitful], and tho ‘ Tarboro J.30 p.a@., Parmele 1.20) a. m. | not so sweet as some Thave eaten in and 620 p. ai, arrives Washington’ \ ee an anil eal as. he ally ex THE MORNING STAR. | Europe, yet it makes a good wine, | } ’ — en se oom ept Sundiy. Comnecss with trains eu and the worst, good vinegar. (¢. | (0) | | Scotl nd Mock Brunch. | rat | lest ~ | 216b.) I have observed three sorts, The Oldest | | Ty | . Se | the Great grape that has yrecn, red, Drath icsves rarpore, ww oO, via Albe-| marle @ iidterh &. ad. daliy cacept Sun- und black, all ripe cn tho same tree. | Wh day, 20 450 p. ti., aiday 3 00 PL M; Vawenans | the muskedelland black little grape, | VV en you need Newspaper in ‘which is the best, and may bo irs. arrive Plymuiuth 9.000 i. Wh, 25 p.m! @ qpurulng An ve Ely ually excep! , | | prov’d to an excellent wine. Thes iday, 6. un, Sunday 430 a cu, | _— } Yattle. we arrive Tarboro IO.2o uid Ti. 45 | 5 ti «" ° are fae very banlsome | Train on Midlaid N. C, branch leaves | vor ; ig { 6 have pe 10rs9s, not ver nas ! Gold3boro daly, except Sunday, 6.04 1 \% il are lihd. but good. Cow Cattle and hogs in J : ; m. arriving Smithicld 7°30 a.m. Re a much plenty, an sheep encreass a “ | turning leaves Swithtield 8 00 a. m,, are | apace. tives at Galdsbors 4 30 a. m. ! Che Onl iive-Dollar Daily of Our town of Philadelphia is seat- ew D ; Trains in Nashviile pranen leave . ed between two navigable rivers, sao DS' 6a on’t forget the orky Mount ab 4.30 jm. are | : ’ oe: : ey, ) +. hee es Rs A Malay, ts Class inte State, | eveing, from + 0 ata bs param Belnruin, leave Spring Hope | eet taiient Reflector Offic. doa. in ,Nashv! © 8.3)am, abive at} Favors Limited Free Coinage yeare, and 4(0 country settlements, — : tTtic ic, ocky Mount 9.0’ a m. daily except - - thus do we labour to render our. 3 Suiiday. of American Silver and Repeal | gelyes an industreous Colony, to the Traiuson Latta waach, Florence R}of the Ten Per Cent. Tax on | honour and benefitt of the Crown, WE HAVE AMPLE FACILI [Es a, leave Laacta 640 pin, adrive Dunbar State Banks Dail 50 cents as well as our oWn comfort and ad. FOR THE WORK AND DO AuL ee oe Chan Deak eRe a on Weekln 81.00 p vantage, and lett there not be sep KINDS; Ob COMMEKCIAL AND ‘ yi per mon / 86 , er ’ y : arrive Latta 7.50 am, dail . us| , erated, say I—Notes and Queries. TOBACCO WARE ‘ ay e Latta 7.50 am, daily except Sua Went, Ww. H. BoRNARD - _ HOUSE WORK. Train onClinton Branch leaves War-' | Wilmington NC Thansa ©, Flaw. | saw for Clinton caily, except Suuday, | Mr. Platt never smoked a cigar QO —— 11.10 a, m.and 8.50 p, m:* Returnirg except once, when he was a stripling eves Clinton pau a.m. and8,00 7 m. in Owego. He had just left Yale rain No. 78 makes close connection The Charlett 3 college and started a drug store in Well : VW K 7 Pp ices if Richmone. alse at ite xy ote ete this now famous town of Tioga Goun- Our or ali rices , Sot Our Patrons Norfolk and VarolinaR R for Noriolk. BSE ER. ty. This was'in the first days of the ne all points North via Norfolk, Republican party. He then wrote | JOHN ¥. DIVINE, the songs for the Fremont ganipaign, | Ganeral Supt. North Oarolina's later for the ‘Lirioin dontests, and | age . | : T. M. EMERSON, Trattie Manager. FOREMOST NEWSPAPKR later still for the Grant boomers. THE KE LECTOR ‘i , | . 4 J.R. KENLY, Geu’l Manager, | | Hea bas two trunks at bis old home Bie 1a UE: GR Y in Owego full of these campaign : - Delatl Female Crtgal AND WEEKLY sdéngs. All through New York state a (KY, | there are lappy geniuses with a pred- 18 TH | r KI , | : ™ —_—-— | jlection for writing verses. But Mr. fea HOHEA PEST PLACE IN GREENVILLE FUR— I have secured the services of a thor- Platt has a record in. this respect : ; . and fearless ;Uigge 46! | whiol ] A few b He oughly . competent teacher and shail} _ {ndependen, an ’ which is, maryelous. ew years wy ‘open a school for girls in’ the building | More atactive than ever. it will be | | ago he was the ,guest of the news: faa ey invaluable visitor to the home, on my premises lately oecupied as music , ; f the Fell ' nooms, “Lhe sestion begins ou oflice, the club or the work room, Fre beers aa! mer ee = | ’ ‘MONDAY, 7th OF SEPTEMBER | THE DAILY UBSERVAR eH yadlked ‘round t a tai! hk er q | All of the news of the wosld. © om i } | a anil will'contsnue for ten months. plete. Daily-reporta fromthe Stat, politicians ‘of the, bet parties, tera. , , >a The, Sr telah 9s follows |; a bol" And Natioga} Capitels,| , #8ra ¥ Venn, Fo pA Aa mai and. ef fe. “ 5, OP, “ | ities r ) 50/ THE WREKLY OBSERVER, «| hc CARe® we Higher be ek M100 A tle family journal, all the Instead he recited, fora: pt Loneniges (eng) $1,00| . pews of the week. ‘The report: she | he com oS vey mon yO GOR: bd Including y me instrument 93.¢0| , felt the Heute nid Tae tot Ip ant Bi i ot | Pia ioatl who B te en ze t the tnt min 6+ =, Yass, . sthool ha upaY. arly hs ‘ony a ( BOE VER id ‘ped hadierttines oo ey * ; DOLLAR. A. 7 Melied ster be will taken. er) CQNEN ONE 9 wah ES. a ery aT mR wn ga WA og nd ig dtad | ) rh 9 bi Pi FL 2 Pane gh te Ba : it ’ ‘an Pa ‘ nih t aust aa Sate lin ta ha othe PA ie he ee UT ee tees CCRT mee ci Ste ete aD LY REFLECTOR. suc—coup Bus.’ | Te aa | | —— Names of Both Get Ixto Print at tke K>eping Constanily at it Brings Success. — B. F. Sugg went to Kinstos Wed- The I adies Bazaar. ® JUPICIOUS ADVERTISING nesday evening. meno Hou. J. E. Moore, cf Willixmsten» | is attending court. , f=» CRESS GOODS = AT 10° Is the l~west price any object to Creates many a new business, _foyon? Avett best qualition | "retry wn DRESS GUODS) AT Ie. ne Soe Miss Winme Skinn2r returned home: any teineomes she sag eh Kevives many «cdull ~~ Wednesday evening from Ch ipel Will, | . DRESS GOODS AT 206, ew stosk — Rescues many a lost business, . ; 5S ve just re : Saves many a failing business. Il. W. Whedbee went to K-nston DRESS GOODS AT 256 ; ‘* " di. “ft Ove poe hee is , S -cures success to any business. | Wednesday evening and returned this DRESS GOODS’ = AT 30c ail ew Goods eae morning, 7 end prices were Dever lower. To ome DRESS GOODS Al 396 > , ~, =" - 3DRESS GOODS AT 0c Vit {DRESS GOODS AT 68c i! }DRESS GOODS AT 1c / %$DRESS GOODS AT 850 DRESS GOODS AT $100 AT = $1.25 = . : see Dein eet oa testi.| a aN | : >< Ld. ‘ ek - Headquarters for Hardware, Tinware Stoves. *.