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D. J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.

 

 

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Mrs. Grundy Says,

That fashionable society is in process
of dissolutian.

That the time was when only the day
laborer smoked a pipe.

That golf is the best of all out-door
games for Cupid’s fine work.

That there are more ways of buying

a bicycle than one.

That old ewindles in new form are
exczedingly numerous.

That a regular street fight is far bet-
ter than a fatmily quarrel,

‘That modern doctors are clever giv-
ing new names to old diseases.

That impeeunious college students
are never handicapped by friends,

That education ard cramming the
memory are two different thin:s.

That often it 1s a valueless horse

wearing the most expensive harness.

Thai it is the brain made up of mush
most susceptible to hypnotism.

That geing to Europe in a crowded

steamer is an imayinary pleasure.

That justice is about the only thing
not now travelipg on a wheel.—Tcren-
ty Telegram.

 

Ought to be Paid.

The pbysicians of Pitt county have
formulated and published resolutions,
signing their names tu them, that they
will Black List persons who are able to
pay them and will notdo it. They say
they will atsend calls for the worthy
poor who are unable to pay them, but
they wil not attend calls for persons
who do not make satisfactory arrange—
ments about whai they owe them by
the first ot January, 1897. The Re-
FLECTOR prints the resolutions passed
by the physicians as well as the names
of those signing it,

There is no class of professional men
oh earth who ought to be paid more
promptly than the faithfil physicians
of the country.—Scotland Neck (om
monwealth.

 

The Law Violated.

Since the RerLector published last
week section 1079 of the Code, which
says thet it is unlawful tor liquor to be
given away or sold on days of advertis-
ed public speaking within two miles of
where such speakings take place, there
have been two public speakings in
Greenville and the selling of whiskey
went right on as usual = ‘I'nereare sev-
eral resident magistrates here in Green-
vile, too, who have jurisdiction over
such violations. What is the need ot
having laws if they ure not io be en-
forced ?

 

Notice.

The Tax Listsfor the county of Pit
fur Lue year 1896 haye been placed 10 my

| bands for collection. Ail persons owing

;

taxes are hereby notified.to come for-

  
   
 
   

 

ward and settle promptly and save thee
is) Selves trouble Costs.

ye 2 | , ml i W, KING, Sherif.

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aimsag estate, Omcor te
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he pro share of endl be
sscts, fr hose ereditots desigh
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LOCAL SNAPS,

KE. V. Cox says he is for McKinley.
How can Populists of the countv vote
for Cox to go to the Legislature ?

The best blended Tea, in Green,
Black, and a. splendid mixed Tea.

J. S. TUNSTALL
At awedding in Wadesboro ns’
week the bride and a number of guests
were made dangerously sick by eating

ice cream.

The Democratie candidates bad a
good crowd to meet them at the open-
ing of the county canvass at Laug’s
schoo. house Wednesday,

Try my “Jolly Jonah’ tobacco, in
rolls, for both chewing and smokiag.

Something new. = J. S TUNSTALL.

Teacher—If your tather gave you
tour bunches ot grapes and you ate
three, what would you have ¢

‘Lommy— Appendicitis,

 

Heinze’s Mince Meats, Preserves
and Jellies, the finest that can be
bought. J.S. SMITH.

Wherever Guthrie speaks he de—
nounces those Populists who are going
to support gold bugs tor oflice, ‘There
are some in Pitt county that need his
kind of talk.

I have constantly on haud the finest
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, also
Cabbages, Onion, and Potatoes,

J.S. TUNSTALL.

We tak3 the lead ia fine Famiuy Grov
ceries tnd sell low down.

J. L. Srarkuy & Bro.

So much dirt coming out of the ex-
cavation for the fire cistern is giving a
nuaber ot peeple opportunity to make
sidewalk improvements, and they ae

using it.

The finest Foreign and Domestic
Fruits kept constantly on haad. A
uew supply just received.
J. L. Srarkey & Bro.

Why nov get up a horse back proces-
sion to meet C. B. Watson our candidate
for Governor, when he comes to Green”
ville onthe 16th ? Let’s make it the
big day of the campaign.

SB Always the beet Vermont Butter and
Tar Bell Cheese kept constantly on
hand. J. S. SMITH.

One drummer who fisited Greenville
wednesday had fourteen large sample
trunks along with him. He had to pry
excess charges on 2,200 pounds of bag—
und it took about halt a car to
accommodate him.

wage,

It you want family Floar of the best
see us and get our prices, None can
beatus. J. L. Starkey & Bro,
In by-gune election years we used to
have big campaign clubs here, and one
of the rallying occasions of the campaign

big flay.
a thing meitioned this year.

Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Matti2 Jumes, of Salisbury, to Mr.
Ollen, E. Warren, of Greenville; Wed }!
neaday; aveninig Oe :Zst, &tiZi deluek,| 4

Wai cui

 

TOR’S best wishes in advandey: «
' Notice to

eto Or ‘editors °

Tae uudersigned having this day duly
alified before the superior Co e

tana oe arene eral

ice bis! aati

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biped Pe ng giten wckad

a}
1

would be the raising ef a tall pole and}
but we have not heard such |

<r

inthe, igs Presoysetianchindh at !Sdlei:
~ | isbury, Phys Badge”. has the Ra etinice) |
|

This chilly weather is a reminder that youmusé

see my stock.

 

  
 

<a 9 ee
Friday, Oct. OOth,

The only big show to appear here this season.
In the meantime go and see

RANK WILSO

—MAMMOTH STOCK OF—

othing

_ Overcoats

The largest assortment ever yathered under one :
tent. The latest styles and makes. No rea
sonable price refused. A few more of those
stump-pulling Pants spoken of by the clown.

   

 

 

change your ___

UNDERWEAR

Remember i have received a full and complete
line of Underwear in all weights and makes and
prices. You will not be satisfied unless you

 

FRANK WILSON,
_ The King Clothier.

PALL
1896

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Prices will talk louder than’anything else ‘we
7 Zi CAN SAY. a , Gane

AL the ‘arguments in'the world would not indag poe to “Day, from
us unless you were to fidd prices right. Wo. will sell yoa goods
from-15 to 35 per cent lower than auy house iu town snd
don’t you forget its), We have a it before! and! are do-
ing it today Le pad Be, ed he pudding is in éxting.; }
, Give ae wt rial ne e warrant liks Oliver Twist

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Be mod Fair.

No b body ‘seriopaly axputa Bry-
‘tan to carry any of the New Eng-
Jland States, or New York, Penn-
syivania, New Jersey or Ohio.
We may therefore at once con-
cede to McKinley the votes of
these States as follows:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| SSURSCRIPTIONSRATES.

  

 

 

 

—_ years = + © + $8.00 Connecticut 6
= mon : Maine 6
aliyerea in tows, Mussachusetts 15
cost Lae ~ New Hampshire 4
H Advertis g rates are liberal and ean be New Jersey 10
: Tha ae hg feition to the editor or at Wow York 36
nana on _ Ohio | 23
"We desire n live correspondent. at Pennsylvania 32
avery postoffice in the covuty; prio will Vermont 4
send in brief items of NEWs as it Occurs
fn each neighborhood. Write plainly! Rhode Island 4
ang only on one side of the paper. , : ews
Total 140.

 

 

=

~Laneral Commission on
ion rates paid to agents.

Nobodv seriously expects Mc-
Kinley to cary any of the South-
ern States, with the possible ex-
ception of West Virginia, Mary-
land, Kentucky, and North Caro-

supscrip-

 

 

 

 

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Tuurspay, OcToser, oru, 1896.

 

 

 

 

 

 

cant ae — |lina. We may therefore concede
them to Bryén as follows:
DEMOCRATIC. NOMINEES. Alabama u
Arkansas 8
National Ticket. Florida 4
Georgia 13
FOR PRESIDENT. Louisiana | 8
WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Mississippi 9
of Nebraska. Missouri 17
tee
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. baie Varolina 5
ARTHUR SEWALL, EEG 2
Afi Texas 15
of Maine, a
i Virginia 12
FOR CONGRESS—FIRST DISTRICT. —
w. H. LUCAS, Total _ 18
To these we may with safety
of Hyde county. add:
FOR ELECTOR—FIRST DISTRICT. ; Galayado 4
JOHN H. SMALL, Idaho ;
of Beaufort county. Montana 3
i " Nevada 3
: State + Ticket. North Dakota 3
: —_— South Dakota 3
“FOR GOVERNOR: Utah 3
CYRUS bk. WATSON, Washington 4
of Forsyh. Wyoming 3
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR: Total 30
THOS. W. MASON, —making for Bryan a grand total
of Northampton. of 148

cence mate

FOR SECRETARY:

CHAS. M. COOKE,
ot Franklin.
FOR AUDITOR:

R. M. FURMAN,
of Buncombe.
FOR TREASURER :
B. F, AYCOCK,
ot Wayne,

SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION :
J.C. SCARBOROUGH,
of Johnston.

FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL:
F. I, OSBORNE,

We thus dispose of 288 out of
[the 447 votes which now consti-
tute the electoral college. To
carry; the day a candidate must
have 225 votes, and thus McKin-
ley bas yet to gain 84 and Bryan
vet to gain 76 votes out. of the
States which are in doubt, and
chiefly so because of the uncer-
tainty as to the consummation
therein of a genuine fusion be-

4

Populists. Should that fusion be
effected Mr, Bryan will be very
likely to carry :

    
   
   
  
   
  
   
   
   
 
   
  
 

Kentucky 13

~ of Mecklenburg. Kansas 10

<inai Nebraska 8

FOK ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE 8U-| Indiana 15
oe ook REME » COUR BE ner North Carolina 11
~~ ©. AVERY, ot Burke, | __

G. i BROWN. ot Beaufort. Total BT

This: wiil bring up hig vote to
(| 205, leaving the battle-ground in
the ten States not yet accounted

eourry DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

  

  

 

FOR THE SENATE, for ¢..

J. J. LAUGHINGHOUSE. Illinois wl
FOR sicnalabgurivhs ero ,
NT Re Oalifor

a JB LITTLE, 4 i thie ylawa : i a
C L BARRETT, Dilaware 3
“— West pisginia ; 6

OR COUNT COMMISSIONERS: © | ‘7 Ming@sdta = 9
J A K TUCKER, ‘|? Michigan 14
JESSE CANNON, Wisconsin 12
AB CONGLETON. Iowa 13
FOR SHERIFF. _ Totali « 102
GM TUCKER. ri we have: a
ee Lal Bryan votes ~~ 205

.  ¥OR REGISTER OF DEEDS. McKinley votes.» 140

ot B-MEWBORN. .Posbttal eae

  

5

W, An Rectsdn Tahle Which Appears te

ee

-|to the polls early..

tween the Democrats and the!

jens, and on their way they saw

~‘}feet from the! ground. ‘Alman/
then climbed: the tree and just as}
he--réached the’ place where the }

   

  

eek enough 80: a fi
nish Mr/ Bryan with the nineteen,

   
 

‘byoteshe needs, supposing -oury

figures given above to be cor-
rect—Washington Post, Inde-
pendent. |

aE ENE, ERAS

— esa:

Election Rules im Builville.

ne creas

 

. Don’t...shoot. the ballot. box
man until be has fully decided
that the election is against you.

Voters are expected to repair
A prize of
one barrell of Georgia moonshine
is offered to the voter who polls
the most votes before breakfast.

Do not ébetruct the polls. When
you think that you have voted
sufficiently give some other
American citizen a chance while
you are resting yourself.

There are oply 600 different
tickets in the field, so you ‘ought
not to have any great difficulty
ip finding the party you belong
to.

The yotes will be counted acy
cording to the Billville arithme-
tic, epecially prepared for the oc-
casion. This arithmetic, under
favorable circumstances, declares
that one and one is ten. Kaca
man disputing it is favored with a
deed to a cemetery lot.—Atlanta
Constitution.

 

What Willie Said.

_eveeesmnelenniees:

The minister, it was expected,
would spend the evening with
the family, and Mrs. Walliams
was most anxious that her little
boy should appear at his best.
“Now, Willie,’ she said, ‘Dr.
Shultz will ask you your name,
and you must tell him it is ‘Wil-
lie.” And he will ask you how
old you are, and then you must
say ‘Five. And be will want
to know where bad little boys
go, and you must tell him ‘They
go to hell.’ Do you understand?”
Not content with a repetition
once or twice, Mrs. Williams drill-
ed him again and again in the
answers. |

Ur. Shultz came as. expected,
and after a short conversation
with the hostess, lifted the child
on his knee and said:

“Well, my little fellow, can you
tell me your name ?”

Imagine the surprise of the rey-
erend doctor when lixe a flash
came the answer:

“Willie. Five years old. Go to
hell.”

 

 

His Life for a Squirrel.

teens

The Yadkin Ripple says that
John Alman, of Forbush, Yadkin
county, met with a fatal accident
Tuesday of last week. It.appears
that Alman took bis gun and,
accompanied by his wife, was go-
ing ashort distance -over.to an-
other place to catch some chick-

a squirrel run .up.a tree, where-
upon Alman shot, but the squir-
rel lodged in a-tree about forty

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ec ae A ai een een ene nee toe ont ee ee eee

squirrel had Jodged a limb broke:

him instantly.’ :
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ion?” 5 :

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and he ‘fell striking the ground):
on his:head aad ee irtiied :

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“Ped Directors

GREENVILLE, N. a

‘| Have: baie Teoolved an

 

*
of the latest tivle Sad are ready to serve
the wants of the trade at Prices Lower
than ever offered befcre. Small profits
and quick sales is our motto. Our
goods are new and cheap to meet the
wants of the masses, We are sel'ing

goods at a price far below the usual
price.

Wore casket "a sell for 960

“85
65 6s “6 se 45. 5)
55 be bs 6% 40
50 6s 6% os £5
44 bb 66 be 80
85 66 6 ot 95
80 ts IT) 6 20
2%” 66 bs ts 15
15 66 6% +6 12 .00

All we ask is a trial and will give en-
tire satisfaction.

G. A. MeGOWAN & CO.
Opposite Post Office.

B. F. SUGG, Manager.

J- W. HIGGS, Pres, 4, S. HIGGS, Cashier

Maj. HENRY HARDING Ass’t Cashier.

 

Greenville, N.C.

STOCKHOLDEK.».
Representing a Capital of More Than a Halt

Millron$Dollars,

Wm. T. Dixon, President National
Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Mad.

The Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland
Neck, N. C.

Noah Biggs, Scotland Neck, N. C:
R. R. Fleming, Pactolus, N, C.

D. W. Hardee Higgs ‘Bros.,
Greenville, N. C.

Sen eae Le

 

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ed on appfication.

 

A Large stock of~—

1 INA

House Furnishing
Goods, Bicycles, &e,

Just opened up in}.
store next door to J.

C. Cobb & Son, by

& CO.

Stoves and Tinware
cheaper than ever be-
fore.

 

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We respectfully solicit the accounts | ,
of firms, individuals and the general |

Cheeks and Account Books furnish | ie A
EB Betcarcainiotoo gare
ay ays,

2 sane od |

S.E. PENDER

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"}sure to see my

samples to you

ever shown in Greenville.

eS HAVE TEE PREY IIEST

  

Be.

samples. All new

_|Styles, uot an old pieca in the lot.
Will take pleasure in bringing

r home if you will:

notify me at wy shop near Hum-
ber's, of Dickerson avenue,

A. P ELLINGTON..

 

Butter, per 1b
Western Sides
Sugar cured Ham
Corn

/Corn Meal
Flour, Family
Lard

Oats

Sugar

Coffee

Salt per Sach
Chickens
Eggs per doz
Beeswax. per

» Cotton.a

Below are Nor
and peanuts for y

 

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66

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Fine.

“a home for
amy by» Ii yo

 

 

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, fied the skilios
tians. $500,
tional guaran’

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Fine....
CuTTERS —~Common... .

 
 

pote
imples, Co per
any part of the body,
out, it is this Secondary BLOOD POI ISON
suaranico tocure. We solicit tho most obst.

| Bate cascs and challenge the world for a
, | fare we cannofcure.

r tractto pay rafiroadfa
it wo ste td cure, Hf yo
and: ci

colored Spo

Professional Cards.

Greenville Market.
Corrected by S. M. Schultz.

15 to 25
4t to 5.

10 to 124
_ 40 to 6U
50 zo 65
3.75 to 4,25
5} to i¢
35 to 4¢

4 to6

13 to 24
SU to 1 75
10 to 26
lv to 1l
20:

8

né Peanut,

folk prices of cotton.
esterday, ss furnished

by Cobb Bros. & Commission Mer
chants of Norfok -
OOTTION.
Good Middling 7 11-16.
Middiing #7 7-16.
Low Middling 7 1-16
Good Ordinary 6%
Tone—steady.

PEANUTS
Prime 23
Extra Prime - 3
“ancy 3
Spanish a1. 10 pn
Tone—tirm,

 

GREENVILLE TOR8CH® MARKET
REPORT,

oes

CY oO. L. JOYNER.

I ict eennall

We... 1.5.24 10 8

.7 to 14
. .64 tol0:
10 to 18

28.64 pene

 

   
 
 
    
 
  
  
 

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idan be treated ay
same Quarane
we Willcon —
{Hotel bills,and
taken mer«
© aches and
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price
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009 capital behind our u
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Office over Old
King Ho ‘se.

aaa iat atamirt ead ana

John x. Woodard,
Wilson, N

~ pecial attentio
and settlement of

+ enaemge

Loans made on

R. R. L. CARR,
DENTIST,

Greenville, N.C.
Brick Store next to-

‘ones a ee ee

~

. U. Harding,

.C. (ireenville, N. €,.

OODARD & HARDING,
~  ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,

Greenville, N.
n given to collections
clnime.
short time,

 

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bn

GREEN
| Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing
‘and Pregeing Gents Clothes a hai 9

ete:

JAMES A. SMITH,

TAL ARTIST.
VILLE. N. 9,

 

ERBERT EDMUNDS.

FASHIONABL® UARE ER.
cial attention

lemiéiik Chothiny |

iven re. a ee
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Mrs. Av
1 N orwood P.

Will open at-#Elm Cottage,”
2nda Homé Béheol for Girls.
from 8 to 16 years of age. Nuia-
ber limited to, 40,.

Pe SCHOOL FOR aa
t

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HELAN, .
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ma eae jue

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| | 4 ‘The Toan = List for 1896 5 has

 

a en eling puvlie solicited. :
Centry feted y i
enhee ae yak 2G w retTT

  
 

: ‘The terms are as follows ,

 

 

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WLS aE
AND BRANCHES.
AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD
Ccagenseu ocnedule

 

TRAINS GOIN? SOUTH.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Junetth |3 3-45 3 Ss
LAL M.JP.M. \.
Leave Weldon | 1) 55) 9.44
Ar. Rocyk Mt | 1 00/10 39 ’
Lv Tarboro | 12 12
Ly Rocky Mt | 1 00/10 5 45
Ly Wilson 2 08/11 6 20
Lv Selma 2 53
Ly Fay'tteville) 4 36) 1 .7
Ar. Florence 7 25): 3 4
5
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: P. M. AM,
Ly Wilson 2 08 6 20
Ly Goldsboro | 3 10 7 05
Lv keine 4.16 : ao
ingto1) few samc tae
TRAINS GOING NOTRH.
Dated | Rm) 3 * 3
april 2 a1: 13g
Ii, 20 OF, za
A; M..P.M.
Ly Florence 8 40! 740
Lv Fayetteville! 11.10) 9 40
Ly selma 12 47
Ar Wilscn 1 ils.
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7 2
A. M, P.M
1 yeWilutington} 9% 26 57°00
Lv Magnolia 10 52 8 30
LeGotdevore | 12 01 9 36
ar Wilson 1 00 10 27
ty Carboro | 348 a
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5: 6 =
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Ar Rocky Mt [2.07 121) i LAL:
Ac Tarboro hil) - 7
LY Tarbors
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Train ou scotland Neck Kraven Ana.

 

paved Wettin sore! mi Eatiney L160

p. m., arrives Scotland Neck: at4.55° pr
@., Greenville 6.47 p, m., Kinston 7.45
p.in. Returning, leaves Kinston: 7.2
a. m., Greenville 8.22 9. m. Arriving
Aalifax at 11:00 4. m., We'don 11, 20 am
Jaily except Sunday.

Trains on W ashalgton Branch leave
Washington-8.00 a, m.,; and°3.00 p.
arrives Parmele 3.50 a. m.. and 4 "40 p p.
m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., returningteaves
Tarboro 3.30 p. m., Par mete 1.20 a. in.
and.6.20 p.-m,, - ” arrives Washingtou
11.50 a ms, and 7320 p. im, Daily ex-

ept ‘Sundiyv, Corinects with . ‘rains: on
Scotinnd Nock Braneh:

Pram leaves Larootu, ~via Albe-
marle & Rualeiga iv. uw. ‘ally « exvept sun-
day, 2t 4450p, m., Sunday suv P.M;
artive Plymouth 9.00 PR. WL, ».25 p. in.
Returning .saves Plymouth daily except
Sindey, 6.048. 1., Sunday 9.30 a oon,
arrive }arboro 10.25 ar and 21, 45

Train on Midland N. C, branch leaves
Gold3boro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 a
m, arriving Simithtield 7°30 a, m. Re.
turning leaves Smithtielt 8.00 a. m,. ar-
rives xt Goldslors 9.30 a. m.

Trains in ‘Nus ville branch
Rovky Mount sth 20 p. m,. arrive
Nashville 5.u5 p. 4., “pring Hope 5.30

. m. Returuio eave Spring Hope

20a, wn., Nashv 3.3) am, atrive at.
Roeky, Mouut 9.0 am, daily except
Sunda,

Pid init on Latra beanch, orddes R
»» leave Lasia 6.40 pm, aurive Dunbar
Are p my, Clio/8.405 ‘pm: Returning
leave Clii6.10 am, Dunbar 6,30 a mM,
oe 7.50 &m, daily except Sun-
ay r a ee:

Train ‘onClintofi Branch leaves’ War-
saw for Clinton caily, except Sauday,
11:10 «.-m-and 8.50 p, m~~
{eaves Clinton = tee -00 a. M. ang@d,00 } m,
~ Traine Now78! close connection
Weldop’ forall points dai es

leave

   
  
 

J OUN F, DIVINE,
eGeneral Supt.

T. M, RMERSON.Trattie Manager.
J.R.KENTLY, Gen’l Manager,

  

 

 

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ecured e services ota .thor-
~ | fo ot g ai i ontiee
0 mea tgirls in the nine
onm lately occupied as music
rosa. fore abegid ye Oe ok
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will continue for ten moethe.

   
   
 

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|PCRK SIDES SHOT CDERS

FARMERS AND MEMUHANTS BLY
ing their year’s supplies will fing
thetr interest: to get our prices befere pua

0 allits -beanches, :
FLOUR, GOFFFE, 39
RICK. iA, &.

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| TOUGRA SAT Sim 33 RI

we Nuy direct from Manufacturers
bling youto bay at oe Sates Avs.
lute stock of

FURNITURE

A.WLYs,

Sa ed |
ati &

 kalways ontiand and surldag prices tesun

the rimes..Our goods areal! bought «nd
sold for CASH therefore, haviny ner gk
to raun.we gellat a close margin

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fale: Academ

the next sesaign of this’ ee ‘ool will
agen om mtg Mp
MONDAY SEPT. 7, 1895.

oe contiute for 10. months.

The terms are as follows.
+Primary bh nelish per mo.
LIuteriediate ©
Higher © ‘SS & $3 00
Languages {each) “So $1 50)

The work and disc] pline of the,schoo)
will be‘ag heretofore.

We ask a continuance of your past
iberal patronage.

W. H. RAGSDALE.

athe
NG STAR.

THE pay Ne
The ( dest

Daily Newspaper in

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North Carolina.

 

fhe Only Five-Dollar

its Class in the State.

| Favors Limited Freé Coinage
of American Silver. and: Repeal
of the, Ten Per Ceni. Tax on
State ‘Banks, ° Daily 50 cents
per month.'? Wéeklv ‘81/00 per

year. WH. BsRNARD »
Wilmington. N. C

Ei er tn tain ty mm

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WEEKLY,| ‘

p Bmp epere inne namagerah
Vv
fovaluable vis eet

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| Smith, Frank Ricks.

chasing elsewhere Our stock iscomplete |

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paca Norte 5 Oaronind ab
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Shee tf ection.
The following is the list of jadges of

the first Monday in November 1896.

Beaver Dam—C C Case, Marion
Smith: Geo W Hemby.
Belvoir—J T Hodges, W H
Rives, E P. Norris...

Whitehurst, J H W Howell.
Carolina—M A Woolard, Henry

G. Nobles, Leyi Clemons.
Chicod No1—J W Swith, W L

Chiced No 2—L.H White, J O
Proctor, Henry Rountree.
-Contentnea. No 1—Jonathan
Daii, H S§ Hardy, George Dail.

Contentnea No 2—Sebron. Cox,
+ Wm Worthington, Horace Roy-
steric + 4
| Falkland—W M Smith, J u
Smith; F R Brewington.

 

Farmville No 2~ David Morgan
iJ N Byvum, George Gay.”
Greeuyille No }--W OU Hines, J.
TY Matthews, S P Hewpliey.
Greevville No: 'd+-Jease  W
Browr, N tl Whitfield, Samuel

Greenvil.» No 3-J L Thigpen, |
EF MSmith, Krad Jenkine.
 Gréenville No 4-Lonis N Brivy
AD Johnson, Joseoh Atkinson

‘Pactolus— Lunsford Flewiig ,
W Ri Whichara, Jr, Charles Spain.) |

Swift Creek No 1—W § Wilsoa,
‘CO Saonth, JIS Brown
~ Swift Creek No 2—Watt Chap-
‘man. N R Cory, Fred Cannou.

 

‘| Democratic Canvass.
*"The'candidates of the ~ Demoeratic
party of Pit county for the Legislature

dress the people upon the. political 's
sues of the day, at the following times
and places, viz:
Haddocks X Roads, Friday, Octc-
ber 9tn.
Grimesland, Saturday, October 10th.
Falkland, Thursday, October 15th.
Bethel, Saturday, October 17th.
May’s Chapel, Wednesday, October,
213i.
| Black Jack, Friday, October. 23rd.
| Burney’s, Saturday, October 24th.
Stukes, Tuesday, October, 27th.
Pactolus, Wednesday, October 28tb.
Parkers School House, Thursday,

Farmville, Friday, October 30th.

Arden, Saturday, Ovto.er 31st.

Candidates of other parties are invit-
ed to be present and ‘participate ia the
discussion. Avex. L. Bow.
Chairman Democratic Exesutive Com.

 

Public Speakiag,
Hon. Cyrus B. Watsor, Deimocratic
candidate tor Governor, will speak at
Kinston, Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Snow Hill, Thursday, Oct. 10.
Greenville, Friday, Oct. 16.
Washington, Saturday, Ot 17.

 

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Hon. WH. ‘Lucds and Hon. Harry
‘¥Skinner, Democratic:and: Populist can-
didaies tor. Congrees in. this. district,
will speak at Greervil’e on Wednesday,
Oct. 14thye a4 4

 

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ait ed eikbercaning” ras]
» girl friends met on the street :
id stopped to'shale hands.
near sin glad to sée you, Grace,’’ said
hetailor made Alice. ‘‘Was just on
my way to ask you, as my--oldest
‘friend, to be one of my. brides
maids.’

“Bridesmaid! How lovely! I did
not know you" were | sve eins ne.

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oray 13 Will yintanieh
fra eg Wi rte

election for Pitt county for the election '
to’ be held on the ‘Tuesday next after} 2°

Bethel—Jas H Bryan, W J

| ‘Farmville No tM L -Move, at YZ
L Flyou, Wu Jobuson.’ |

and the various ‘county offizes will vd<?:

October 29th, i oe

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JLDICIOUS ADVERTISING

| ok price any oblast to} “2
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xpd see our pew stock

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~ Oar store is
New Goods

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Creates many «new business,
EEnlarges many an old business,f
* Preserves maiy a large business.
“j Kevivyes many adull business,
{Rescues inany a lost business,
. Sayes many a failing business.
.Svenres sheeess to any busitess.

   
      

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TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES.

train going

Passenger and mail
Going South,

ay, 2 : | vorth, arrives 8:22 A. M.
have a beautiful and up-to-| jrriyes 6:47 P. M.
. You wll find the Jatest} North B ound Hrsight, arrives 9:50 A
“we kuow we can please| \, leaves0:10 A. M .
es . wh
ou Oh, bow lovely, how beau- south Bound Ergpesc airives 2:0 P.
iful, the prettiert line | have ever Sivamer ‘lar River arrives from Wash-
geen, is what cor lady friends hin ington Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ofthem. We Lave a large Jive

leaves for Washington Tuesday, Thure
‘both in colors ‘and blacks and can | ‘lay and Saturday
please you. _ -

MARKETS.

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-Tn Ledies. and Gents FUR

NISHING GOODS we have a (By ‘Telegraph. )

 

‘ splengd live, .
NEW YCRK COTTON.

In LANIES CLOTH for Wraps; OPEN’G. NOON. — CLOSEs

‘we bave just what you want. Sept. 7.64 7.64 7.54

7.93 7.81

 

Pecans J Jane 7.92.
2 ii ee coal Roys PANTS — OHICAGO MEAT AND GRAIN.
cc GOODS | we have just the best} |
stock to be found and prices were)
never lower.

CLOSE,
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Pork—Jan.

7.00 50
Riss—Jan. 3.75 24

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SHOES. In shee we endeav CANVASSINGS.

or tv buy xach as will piease the
wearer, the prices on Shoes are
muci: lower than last season. Give You Get What is in These by Read-

us atriul when you need Shoes ing, Nob by Hearinw,
for yourself or any member of
yoar family. We can fit the small:

est largest foot in the county.
Ons ti

oy

easyer

Mi heinulde &iUo. +, Shoed The chestnut erop is large—see ¢
for Men and Bovs are warranted
to give good service. We have
had vix years experience with
this line and know them to be wl

we clulm for them.” .

 

Services in the Baptist church to
night.

Fresh Carr Butter today, at S. M
Sehultz.

Warner Safe. Yeast cakes 7 for o
S. M. Schultz.

 

In HARDWARE, GUNS, « [#5
GUN IMPLEMENTS,

LOADED SHxLLs, CROCK-
ERY, GLASSWARE, HALL

Comirg down in the world—autumn
leaves. |

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LAMPS, LIBRARY LAMPS, Oat Flake and Portorivo Molasses,’ at
PARLOR LAMPS, LAMP S. M. Sehuliz.

FIXTURE, TINWARE, . u loaned $0, 60 “and 90

d WILLOW: WARE: ahvliey loane oe ’ -
nc - i ES8& COLLARS, |[“Y*Applyto F.C. Harding.
"*RUNKS, GROCERiES, For a choice smoke, try Philadelphia,
- PROVISIONS, FURNITURE, | Seal, at D. 5. Smith’s.

€ Calls CAREHT PAPER Bicycle interest continues on the in—

crease here.

RUGS, LACE GEBTATNS.
OURTAIN POLES, ©

and auy goods you need for your] Be es cee erat ducrues
self aud family core to see us. - ate weather WAG; AaNerAl degrees
2 ©. ty ¢.y feolder this morning.

“Vermont Butter for
‘Suiithe

Try a pound of the finest Roasted Cotice
you ever had, “400 Old Government
Java and Mocha,” and you will have no
other, for sale only a Ed. H. Shelburn

* What. we say to you we say to all—
Register.

at Oor cljeot ti fe ta’ ‘eel good bin!
est goods at the lowest prices.

sale at D. S

 

We have a large line of

* When COAL ents comes, don’ t
| forget where to buy your Coal,
os __ SPEIGHT & Monat. |

in

Car coal just arrived, delivered at

   

utara el Fike hace lek iit W. B.
bake it 80: Hare Jf is Nine ta or Ed. A. ye wy will havel

   
 
  
 

be or a. rgilnn is in
| | Maryland Club sold by J. W. Brown.

__ Just received 100,000. envelopes
fC i Printing, we are the

 

WAY oe ayy i sen |

an: tie ‘ '

  
   
 
 

nb Spee condition. No|
sin of the street will prove .

REGISTRATIONS,
People Whose Names Got on Cur! JA
Book To-dsy.

 
   
   
 

Lovit H'nes returned from Newbern
this morning.

Dr. C, J. O'Hagan went to Rocky
Mount today,

Sheriff R. W. Kirg ‘returned from
Raleigh Wednesday evening. to the ladies and it had done us vane

Capt. G. J. Suddert came in from|Still the best selection in the city. Our 25 cent
Tarboro Wednesday evening. Dress’ Patterns are unexcelled and the ladies

Irs. M. H. iner| i
Airs a pane oe ‘emit nee TO catehing” on to the same.

came over this morning to visit her
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parents.

Misses Lela Cherry and Rbeeen Ginger and Pep per

Cory returned Wedaesday evening
from Richmond.

Ex-Gov. Jarvis went to Raleizh to- In this Business.

day to engage again in the State can-

ae Ceaebia accompanied him t©| NOW take a peep at our fall CLOTHING and
gh, and after spending a few @ays
there will go to Asherille or a vsit.. |OVERCOATS. Woutdn’t know they were ready-
made except for the prices. They are as good
“We want to sell everybody,” isa
cig often displayed, as ready-made Clothivg at double the money
Our clothes wears better and longer and fits
| better and look prettier than any ones. Try
Cupid is dving his usual fall business | JS in this line.

at the same old stand. .

LP, lal Me

 

 

“No, Harvey, Joan of Are didn’t
invent electric lights.

 

 

LLL uel

In the Florida ‘election Tuesday

Detingrate carried the State by 380,000 Great Shoe Values.

niajority.

Pease Institute at Raleish opened
this week with 120 pupi.s which was
an excelient beginning.

In Shoes we are clear out of sight. Prices
rule very low. We have them in 20th century
W. H. Long and J. H Suall have/handg-welt, vici kid, dungola, satin calf, goat and |
foriwed a law copartuership. Their card
will be found in another column. hand: umn in button. kid and oalter.

Look for us, ask for us and come see us.

5 & TAFT.

Coot—I don’t know all of our folks; The Atoshey Savers.

em gy LN LAS VOTE

If so every lady who has inspected our new
—_<<£ styles n<oa_

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I carry the finest and largest line f
Cigars, Ciguréttes, Cheroots “and Smoke
ing ‘Tobacco in the city. A new in-

voice just reccived. = J. 8. TUNSTALL.

Billie—Coot,
rule ?

 

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A brilliant display of

FALL & WINTER

 

9 é

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
would vote for

 

SHOES, GENTS FUR-
NISHINGS AND

Boy’s 2-Piece Suits in the newest
effects ard all the last weaves

Everybody says my stcre is the

 

Cheapest plece in town and I

want youto come and sase mou 9.3 being. the mos st popular store in town, for
ey Bly motto ass “cheap, ches? nowhere is shown such’a choice array ot select
styles. Every day we receive some uew addi-
‘tion to our large stock... No matter what you
jwant wé can supply them. ered cols eaten

——- he Pye
hihi

cheap prices ”

H. B. CLARK.

stave! Towelry —

 

 

 

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The Wilson Heatér, “wba ‘is a'stov fo r house heati |
been patented. ~~ abel ~ oa ot heatings is the niost Te rn that hasJever

cal

fea ee ety

fod inl He Snape

* In'the first: place ut reciaten moré heat flan an | stuve k :
over spree stove made... 2 wos y Stuve Known, vod will el 95 per ce it. in’ fuel
es

ud Second, with tivo or three Ordinary 8° icks of pine stove wood it wilt keep ‘the fire from. 36
rom. 36. 10) 1
| Bodry, and with ordinary. ‘are the fire will néver FO ‘On! iz is Slain vil 4 | Ba ibeEd eit al absig yot load 8 #8 pon

Third, boing’ entirely afosed ‘at the’ baad were Is iw 0 diroe! of bre, and Jt,
im uses: dt ia. pot recessary te. remove the than ange:e jr Bot
Ofditk rent styles ths emali one, which i oe paener ‘

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