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TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.

 
 

 

 

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Vol. 5. :

GREENVILLE, N. C., TUESDAY,

 
 

APRIL 6, 1897.

 

 

 

SPRING

GOJDS!

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Arriving

AT

TMUMTORDD

AND OLD

is now in the

Northern
Markets.

buying moregfor the

 

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save money.

 

 

 

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‘a few weeks remove to Williamston to

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WHICHARD ITEMs,
Wuicuarp, April 5, 1897.
_ Miss [Hattie Legrett, of Greenville,
returned home last week,

Miss Mattie Woclird,of Washington,
who, has been visiting relatives,returned
to her home last week,

H, W. Whichard was o
list last week.

the sick

J. H. Woolard & Sons have been
shipping quantities of lumber recently.

Capt. Bissell is out again after a se—
vere attack of La Grippe.

Reuben Butler who has been criti-
cally ill is reported as now out of dan-
ger.

Mrs. Henry Jones spent Friday here
on a virit to her son, W. L. Jones,

Harvey Carrow,
spent a few hours here Friday.

cf Washington,

The farmers are up and doing, hav-

ing had one wore good week in which
to put in some good work.

H. M. Griffin, of Washington, who
has been clersing for Pructor & Co., is
now clerkinag for them here as they
have sold out in that town, and will in

do a general merenendise as a branch
‘o their brs ness here.

Capt. J. W. Roberson spent Satur-
day and Sunday at his home near }
Jamesville.

 

NEW PAPERS.

 

The first number ot the Lumberton
Robesonian under the management of J.
R. Whichard has come to hand. It
shows evidence of good work and_ will
rank with the best
State. oo

weeklies of the

The Journal is the name of a new
evening paper at Winston It makesa
fine beginning, full of news and nevtly
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printed.

 

COUN LY COMMISSIONERS,

The Board of County Commissioners
held their usual monthly meeting on
first Monday.

The total amount allowed paupers
was $81.75, amount paid out for gener-
al county purposes $918.02, in Swift
Creek and Contentnea stock law terri-
tory $151.53, in Greenville stock » law
territory $1.50.

J.D. Pope, W.G. Windham, Ned May,

Edith Wiggins, M. Heath and Martha

Tripp were added to the pauper list for
monthly allowance,

The Sheriff reported:that he had Jaid
out a a public road in Greenville town-
ship through the lands of Shade Cox,
Marv Hardee, M.D. McGowan and
others, as ordered at March meeting.

T. W.C. Moore released trom 50
cents taxes on personal property.

The Beaufort County Lumber Co.,
was released trom $7.92 taxes errone-
ously charged to them.

Land ot C. A. Worthington, 3}
acres, was reduced in valuativn from
$304:-06 to $55.

Property ot West Pitt was ordered
to be placed on tax list and the Sheriff
collect for same.

R. W. King was allowed $13.20 for
traveling expenses to Wilson and return,
being certified by the Commissioners to
be paid by the State,

The price paid tor board for prisoners
in jail was reduced from 30 cents to 20
cents per day.

J. R.
thowing that he had settled for the hire
of Geo. Gray and contract was can-.
celled.

Surnhill presented receipt

The pay of the Chairman of the
Board was increased from $2 to $3 per
day.

The fqllowing were appuinted to ‘isc
the State and county taxes for 1897:

Greenville—J. F. Boyd.

Chicod—R. G. Chapman,

Contentnea—W. B. Moore.

Switt Cre:x—Fred Johnson.

FarmvilleR. L. Joyner,

 

Goirg Home.

As the tobaczo season draws to al
close the boys are getting off one by
one to spend a few months vacation at
their homes. M.L. Richmond made
two or three attempts to shake off the
dust of Greenville but coald not get
rurther than the water tank. This morn-
ing he took his umbrella along and de-
clared that he would drive clear thrcugh
1o Danville, but the boys are betting
that he will not get {urther than Raleigh,
“N, C.”

Billie Corbett also had the boys
weeping over him this morning as he
pulled out for Durham. Billie was all]
broke up and showed that he hated to
leave, We are not allowed to tell too
much, but there are some folks. lef,
behind who are also broke up at Billie’s
gaing away and will be glad to see the
first cf July roll around when he heads
back toward Greenville.

 

I will make a beautiful display of
Pattern Hats on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday, April 6th and 7th, and cordial.
ly invite the public to inspect them,

Falkland—H. 8. Tyson.
Beaver Dam—J. H. Manning.
Belvoir—H. L. Stancill.
Bethel—J. S$. L. Ward.
Carolina—J. J. Rawls.

Pactolus—J. H. Langley.

 

McNamuara Stirring Up Strife in Nor-
folk.

Norfolk, Va., April 3.—Ex-Priest
McNamara has been making anti-Cath-
olic addresses here for some days, and
so severe haye been some of his state-
ments that a representative Catholic
called on the mayor today to see if the
police cou'd i:ot be usel to prevent the
repetition ot such statements as those
compluned of. ‘The mayor disapproved
of the statements, but suid he could
not interfere unless something was
dong that wovld provoke a breach of
the peace Mrs. McNamare, wife of
the ex—priest, called on chiet of police
Dornin to complain that she and ber
husha:id have been stoned ih the street.
The chief was -perfectly willing to act in
the matter if the guilty parties could be

 

Mrs. Georaia JAMES.

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The King Clothier,

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Spring Opening of.”

FINE

 

Also fine Neckwear, is now on.
. . Weinvitethe |

public to come andsee the val-
ues weoffer, andcompare them
with thoseanywhereelse. This
is of special interest and impor-
portance to all who desire the
fullest values for their money.
Weintend to sell:as wellas show
goods, and the prices will prove
this. Our store was the pion- [|
eer in low prices, it is the ead. , |
er to-day. We have better and |
finer goods than ever before.

SD. | (iat
Our stock of Spring ry

DRE) GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, 26

is very large and invite your
inspection.

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* advertisug rates are liberal and can be
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gend in brief items of NEWws as it occurs
Ja each neighborhood, Write plainly
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Turspay, Apri 6, 1897.

   

 

 

 

—

: The next session of the Nurth
Carolina Teachers’ Assembly,
i qhich ‘meets at Morehead City,
Jane 15, bids fair to surpass any
- occasion of the kind ever held in
North Carolina. The work of the
session bas been planned on &
, different system, “and will be
conducted differently from that of
eny seggion yet held.
The most important innovation
18 tn the introduction of depart-
mental work. Half of each day

will be devoted to the study of
the subjects taught in our public
‘gchocls and academies, specia
"emphasis being given to methods
of teaching these subjects most
successfully. Each subject will be
handled by a teacher of distin-
guished ability and experience.

There will be informal discussions

and the opinions and experiences

of all can be beard and discussed:

There will also be classes in

Elocution, Vocal Music and

Drawing ; aud lectures on School

Law and Civil Government. All

of these departments will be

presided over by teachers from

this and other Southern States

who are in thorough sympathy

with our Southern people, and

who fully understand the condi-
tions and needs ct our schools and
teachers. .-

Special departments are being
organized for the County Exami-
ners and other school officers,
college presidents and professors,
city school superintendents and
tcachers,academy and high school
principals and teachers, p:imary
teachers. Each department will
bein charge of a commitvee ap-
pointed especially to prepare a
program that will interest and
ivstruct those. engaged in that
particular work.

The Convention featrre will be
managed differently, and is ex-
pected to be wore interesting and
profitab’e thap it bas been possi-
ble to wake it heretofore. Ques-
tions will be discussed that will
interest all classes of teachers
and intelligent ciizens. The
speakers will include leading
educators and others—among
them, some of the leading business

 

 

 

 
   
  
  
  
 
   
  
 

 

 

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Do the sooth

Do the soothsayers, magicians
and necromancers of the Com=-
mittee on Ways and Means sin-
cere.y believe that the duties on
imports are paid by the foreign
producers, as they proclaimed in
te House of Represen‘atives last
week? Or do thev regard this
merely as “a useful superstition,’
to be constantly inculcated in the
minds of the vulgar lest the
masses should grow weary at
last of the grievons protective
tariff burden and fling it off for-
ever ?

The belief that American con-
sumers do not pay the “duties on
imports, but that by some hocus—.
pocus they are shouldered upon
the foreigners who produce them,
is about as consonant with reason
as is the superstitious dread of
thirteen sitting at a table, of be-
ginning @ voyage on Friday, of
spilling the salt or of seeing the
new moon oyer the left shoulder.
It is as silly as the beliet that an
old crone can eyolve the destiny
of the future from a greasy pack
of cards or’ trom the residuary
grounds in a coffee cup. But as
the great body of Protectionist
doctors, prophets, soothsayers
and magicians are too intelligent
to belieye a thing so palpably
absurd as the theory that the
consumers do not pay the taxes
levied upon imports, there is only
one alternatiye—these teachers
and beneficiaries of Protection
are arrant impostors and hum-
bugs, and they are endeayoriug
to decviya the people to their
own undoing. if they entertain
the balief thut the foreigners pay
the duties on imports, why do
they not take coffee and tea and
hides off the free list and make
the duties on ail imports high
enotigh not only to support the
Government but to give every
man in the country a pension out
of the residue of reyerues levied
upon the foreign exp orters !—
Philadelphia Record.

 

 

—_— ye raya mnanpeve am

Confidence the Keynote to Success.

(Sekai

“Doubt and unbelief mean de-

own uffairs finds failure awaiting
him in @ short time,”

Journal. “Uncertainty disquali-
ties for work and usefulness in
every sphere'of life. It was un-
certainty and doubt that caused

our business interests. Financiers

views regarding the political
causes of this feeling of insecurity

rectly attributing the reverses to

circles. Confidence is essentia:
to success in every pursuit of life.

evident in Spiritual things than
it is in temporal affa.rs. The

 

and professional men and ediiors
of the State. So that the question |
of education and its irflvenes and
effect upon the professions aud
- business interests will be discuss:
ed from every standpoint.

~The evening, or “Culiure” lec-

 

only Christian life that is useful
to the Church of God as to fel-
lowmen is the one which 18 as.
sured of its own sulvation, Dis-
trust and unbelief wean sadness
and care to’any soul; but joy and
rest come with the certain knowl-

 

tures will be of such a nature us
to instruct and entertain every
body. The pleasure feature wi:!
‘belooked alter with greatest vare
and the musical part of the pro
grata will be complete.
_ Hotel rates same as heretofore,
and railroad rates will be less
_ than ever offered before.
ern

raiser Montgomery arriy-

  
 
 
 
  
  
   
  

  

a talk of a filibus-
edition leaying Tampa
Montgomery probably
pt there as a sentinel.

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edge of forgiveness and favor
j with God.”

beeen eral

ont Tobacco Spt and Smoxe Your
Lite Away.

It jou want to quit tobacco using
easily and tor.ver, be made well
strong, magnetic. full of new. life, and
vigor, take NN v-To-Bae,- the wonder-

Many gain ten pounds in ten
Over 400,000 cure’, Buy No-To-Ba¢

guarantee a cure. Booklet and ss
mailed free, Ad. Sterling Remedy Co,

 

Chicago or New York.

‘ Z 5 i
we MO iy keen
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struction to any business, and | 2¢ynaAp
man who loses confidence in his} ie"

writes | <

Eyangelist Moody to his Bible ; :
Class in the April Ladies’ Home x

the recent state of depression in | x

and economists differed in thejy | x

but they genarally agreed in di- .

the lack of assurance in business | a#€

And this selfsame truth is no less |:

Te

worker that makes weak men strong, % an

rom your own druggist, who wi rape ry

sample | §

    
  

 

; Keysvill », Va., loss $15,000. ale
| .Geotiand won the championship :

football game Saturday defeating
Rogland by a score of 2to l. ©

Madiid’ was gayly decorated
Saturday with flags in honor of
the victories of the Spanish troops
in the Philliphine island.

Rev. Dr. E. M. Peterson, one of
the oldest and best. known Meth-
odist preachers in Virginia, died
in Petersburg Saturday.

General Carlos Roloff, who was
arrested for participation in the
Woodall expedition, jumped his
bail and is now reported to be in
Caba.

Among the applications for
appointment ‘o the treasury de-
partment was that of E. 8. Probst,
to be assayer of the mint at Char
lotte, N. C.

The Spanish cruiser Infanta
Maria Theresa has been ordered
to New York, where she will
represent Spain at the ceremonies

attending the dedication of the

Orans monument. —
A Household Necessity.
Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical disconery of the age,
pleasant and refreshing to the. taste, act
gently and positively on kidneys, liver
and bowels, cleansing the entire system
dispel colds, cure headache, fever, ha-

 

Please buy and trya box of C. C. C.
today ; 10, 25, 5! cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.

~ —— ees

Just try a 10c. box of cascarets, the
finest: liver and bowel 1egu ator ever
made.

 

 

They now fill teeth with elec-
tricity. A woman wih a tooth
full of electricity and an eye full
of fire will be a balmy object for
& man to meet on the top Jandirg
when he comes from balancing
his books at 2 a. m.—Orange (Va)
Observer.
neem wend

When bilious or costive, eat a Cas-
caret, candy cathartic, cure constipa-
tion.

 

 

     
  
 
 
 
  
 
   
 

   

PRACTICAL

STN AND SHEET ROW:

WORKKER.

Offers his services to the
citizens of Greenville and the
public generally.
ROOFING, GUTTERI'G,

Spouting and Stove Work,

a specialty.

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Satisfaction guaranteed or
no charges made. ‘Tobacco
Flues made in season. Shop
iniear of 5 and 10 cent store.

 

Portraits!

RS. 'f. E. HOOKER and
183 RUSA HOOKER

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All work execnted by bends. &.
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see us.

 

R. A. TYSON, Vice-Pres’t.

STATEMENT OF THE

if

RESOURCES.

loans and Discounts
Over Drafts

. $41,761.19
133,275

Premium on Stock 1,000.00
Due from Banks , 88,567.54
Furniture and Fixtures 1,500,005
Current Expenses 285,62

Cash Items 2,652.12
Sash on hand 25,875.38
Total $112,974.50

R. L. DAVIS, Pres’t.
REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 189

J. L. LITTLE. Cash’s.

The Bank of Gr eenville, |

GREENVILLE, N. C.

Atjthe Close cf Business March 9th, 1897.

LIABILITIES,

Capital stock paid in 23
Surpius and Profits _ ’ Piss oe
Deposits subject to Check 85,691.14
Due to Banks : 132.36
Cashiers Checks ortstanding 863.34
Time Certificates of Deposit 355.00

Total $112,974.50

We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, and shall be glad to have
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Your patronage soiicited.
SO! co WANTED ‘for
“7.8 Dr. Talmages ‘The
Earth Girdled.’’? or his famous tour
around the world,a thrilling story of
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PORK SLDES&SHOULDER

JARMERS ANI? MEKUHANT'S BUY.
i ing their year’s supplies will ting
their interest to got our prices befere pu.
chasing elsewhere, Ourstosk is coraplete
n allits Usauches.

FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR
sient:

ALWAYS AT. LOWBST MARKET PRICES

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hon Talmage’s books s:ld, and ‘The
Earth Girdled” is his letest and grand-
est. Demand enoromous, Everybody
wants this famous book, only $3.50. Big
took, big commissions. a gold mine Stor
workers. Credit given, freight paid,
ionttit free. Drop ail trash and sell the

_ jking of books and make $300 a. month.

Address for outtit and terri ory, The
Vominion Company, Star Buildiug. Chi-
cago.

 

 

Sarbders.

eC ce mitment Sh ee

AMES A. SMITH,
TONSORIAL ARTIST,
GREENVILLE, N. Cy,
Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing
and Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialty
SRBERT EDMUNDS,

H FASHIONABLE BAREER, *

Special attention given to cleaning
Gentlemens Clothing

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OTEL NICHOLSON,
J. A, BurR@Ess, Mer.
Washington, N. U,

This Hotel has been thorougil
vated, several new rooms add
tric bells to every room. Attentive ser*
vants. Fish and Oysters seryed daily
Patronage of traveling puuvlic solicited

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eletaiatias

CREENVILLE

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The next session of the school wil]
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bet worth labeling as sub. Phoenix,
) “Osaward apd npward” is the} Do not pass us hy.
motto ef the seryaut girl who * sas ie
Dated 18 ¢ uses kerosene to start the morning Baptsis, Bes Hore! ,
» Noy. 35th 1s 3 fire. The Southern Baptist Convention
SS hima pall nS Bae —!| , a meets this year in Wilmington, N. C,,
: ors JA, M./D.M. a See ‘ime ‘a good name May 8th. Now, you want to go to this
Leave Weldon ; be . 3 “ | was considered better than great convention, and you also want to go in
ve sac wi —-|—— |——. |Fiches. but that was a long time style and ¢ miort. There is only one
a Terhore. ne” good firstclass line from the South and
/ The moviug seacen is now ripe | Suuthwest to Wilmingon, and that line
uy dig ! and house-cleauing fairly im bud, | is the Seaboard Air Line, which iuns
Lv Selma Pasteraze for cold stoves will eb | the finest and fascest trains in the South
pe om iage the next new wrinkle. awd makes th: lowest rates of any
sg ies dea oes ee i me railroad running from the South or
|Sm Whv is : mau named Williom Southwest. Don’t he tooled into mak
) en | ere likely tu be happy vere ‘ing your arrangements until you have
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Lv Wilken aoe as , icon ? Because his wife will agents, who always esteem it a pleasure
Ly Goldsboro ;| 3 10 ! 5 jniwave bave ther owu sweet Will to serve you. :B. A.Newlan?, Gener: |
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vo a The N. €. Buildiog acd Lean the Seaboard Air Live in any town er
wert | bs 8 « ! Aysociation with boadq uarters at city. This is the oficial route. Deo
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nn on ; and therboard of directors advi-ed) Yout best judgment requires
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Ly Wilmington! 9 25) f | 7 we bhe association would probably |- By msurlug today, your estate
lv Magnolia (116 52) yw have eoutinued in busieess if | '8 1vereased in value xt once,
Gy Goldsboro ||.12 01) Y $6 i
AT Wilson 100) fF) 10 29) had wot been for the bdianeh [was Ever Tuvs.
‘Ly Tarboro 248) bastres>.—Raleigh Press Visitor; A few days since an ingueance ageni
Ds — ye as accepted an invitation to imspeet.anew
‘33 y = a and beautiful house built by a 4eiend. |
clea ces Weread in the Coarlette Ob- Atterstuking a peep at the whole estab-
ee fe, M. IP, M, | Berver that Mr. Schoolfield, an RH OF 4 bottom, inquived—
Tarboro bag) Pe Mj Et es wid the “town is bemg rev-| ya ao you insure é for?”
a let 400 joluticaized sparitually,ald feuds! .peosuse at MIGHT burn,”
Lv Rocky Mu | 2 17 iL Jare being healed, old debts paid] “Wot surE of it, ure you 2”
Ar Weldon | | and other evidences giver, of al “No.” .
he = oe 3 { religiao” awakening.” We are path life insured ?”
sgumes Welton sponse lr “iyyMl¥As€ Plossedeo ear of a roe] RO"
p. m., arrives Seotland Neck at 4.5; p) Vivat et jieligion and of people Wes.”
se it pe e m., Kinston 7.45, beirgaade better, but the point “Sure 2” °
i. het ning, leaves Kineton 7.92 i , .
i& M., Greenville 8.22 a. m. atriva,,. #4 the.above which particularly “Ves.”

i Baliccx at 22:00 2. tat, We
except: Sunday.

Trains OMY ashaigwon Bre «
‘ Washingtons€ .00 a, a
waTrives Parmele 8.502.
in.,:Tarboros9 45 a,
i Tarboro 3.30,p..m., Parmele Magy,
aand 6.20 p. ww, arrives
11.60 a. m.,,art 7,10 p. Mm.
rapt Sunday. Conneets with
Meotland Necka3ranch.

” Pram leavesssar
abarle % Raleigh RR, da tye keggit sun
May. xt 450 p,m +» Sunday

sattive Plymontn 9.00 Pi.
“Revuraing Jaaves Plymong ix
‘Sunday, 6.00 a. @., Sunday 2.38y a»

carrie T'arboro | 10.25 4.0) and jE,

‘Train on Midland
titol3boro daily,
i..avriving Smithweld 7-30 5
bUrniig lexves Sm
fives.xt Golds>ors

Trains on Letta branch, Bore
di. leave Lucta 6.40-p m, vurive
7.50 yp m, Clio 8,06
leave €liot6.10 2m,
atriveLatta 7.56 a.m,
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Train onClinton Buanch leaves War-

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10 a.m. and 8.50 P.>m-°
Aves Clinton at 7.00.8. gn. an

Train No. 78 1
at Weldon forall points dail
Riehmone, alse at B olkgr

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“Below are Norfolk prices of cotton.
| and peanuts for yesterd:y, as furnished aa
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Gorn Meal i550 60/LTOst to Flowers.
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Oats 85 to 4" ovs thac peo. who have
rool Pile tested “Buns: amite .” @all
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Salt pea Sack 78 to l BE biDcCoMpalus!.,
Chickens to? = ,
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| Sure? whieh we will send 9n receipt
of 10 cenixin ttam: 98 te cover
postage. We also buve a de-
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All spokes may break—the |
spokes that break the least are} You Reall
the spokes you want—the Col- Bead them Both.
umbia bicycle direct spokes can't | |
easily break—-they are almost |
spokes of certainty—over.
100,000 mileage without a.
treken spcke. |

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receipt of 4 cents to cover
cost of mailing.

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copy? Ifsxo,:> if .on want
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will be cheerfully farnisheda
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FOR SALE BY

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GREENVILLE, N.C:

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JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING e:’s Round. © hy

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Creates nany 4 new busil.ess, , 7
i aja many an old business, Griffin house in Forbestown.
Preserves many a large Lusiness. T. W. Hawking, of Littleton, came is already warning your bined. nd shaping

Revives miny a dull business,

Ltescues many a lost business, /down Monday evening to attend court. your thoughts. We caught it a week

Saves many a failing business. Walter P PS Hill, is h g
Sveures suceess to any business alter Pace, of Snow fill, 1s here ag
ae taking a look ‘at Greenville attractioas, ae , Map it are scattered |
‘Yo “advertise judiciousiy,”’ a He Cept. Orren Williams, of Tarboro, all OVE IS Store. It breaks
clumps of i. REPLECTOR. | was here today looking after insurance out -in dainty He In?

matters.

We want that money i Hike Chis lV ati Tings SnGoes W. J. Corbett, book keeper of the ;
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equivalent to offer for| “41 AND BoaT SCHEDULES. pee Ba x
it. Our goods are the a 11 Che x ve
ad. rry lel. ois morning for
right kind at the right Passenger’ and mati tram going| Richmond to attend a meeting of tle eh bi ight Silks, in “eficate feather- weight
Grenadines, Oreandies, Lappets and diverse

 

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“We have justreceived | mzcon vou rer are a ee ‘Spring F abrics ; it shows in the new Shirt Waist
a new stovx of the Cel-| eves for Washington Tnesdiy, Thure-, ‘goods, such as Perales, Grass Linens, etc. No

day and Saturday | Initiation and second degree work |
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: a — = | with the Odd Fellows tonight. ‘department is free from its influence.

| ( : | ‘The civil cases now in progress at RS
By Teiegraph to seus aftord very little inlerest to ou(~_
it 9} serio & Monit. Tiders. You will need a piece of Bach

Cotton Buyers and Commission — |

 

 

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for Wen aha Bo S, in all Merchants. | Teday has been ail right, the kind |
y NEW YORK COTTON. thet makes everybody feel like getting | ‘When you lay your eyes: OA OUT printed 8 Spring

the newest shapes and Pe |
colors, for Sprin and OPEN’G. HIGH’ST. LOW’ST. CLOsk {around out of. doors. Fabrics, we scarely know where 0 b: ein to

June ) Zell 7.02 7.09 | eo
Summer. CurOxbloods |’ Woo ve (S| 3G. Rawls is introducing among : tell about them. We are anxious to hear what
are beauties. Every ae (120 713° 717 our dealers some very fine cigars which |
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: pair guaranteed. ———— Te is manufacturing in W ilsen. They |
A beautiful line of sty- WEATHER, BOLLETIN. are an excellent smoke. ‘things. We ask all the ladies to accept t this
lisn, neat, durable Medivh oe UG We frafiw announcement as an invitation to come: in and

and elegant os eA bite days longer and all wishing to have | insp pot these new spring beauties.
Pius their eyes examined or glasses fitted |

SLI PPERS : = wmwmees ican find him in the Rialto building. | y
4 THESE UOME IN SHOWERS. | | , TA . a

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for ladies, fresh from |v. Geta Now spritkis ok hd eg aind . oo ge es
Se factory made speci-|*™ 7" "sro szener re A toes ng] ‘Emporium of Spring ee
ally for us e latest ars dedics ated on the third Sunday in May. | | rs mea ara a iia

newest, nobbiest and | :
Kainir—For sale at reduced price! The physicians of the county “het | Tw. HIGGS, Pres, 1,8, HIGGS, Cashier © Maj. HENRY HARDING,.Ass’t Cashie

prettiest styles.
oe tby A. Forbes. here Monday and made out their black [ op H E G REENVILLE BANK

Remember we have} fresh Carr Bune ” pond package list. There was a full attendance at

alsoreceived anew sup- |:t §. M. Schult: , the meeting and we understand that!
\ ply of Bic line of shirt waist and°skict the list is a very large one. GREENVILL, N. C.
i ig line of shirt waist and ski | gtonxuéénsias-
S C a. | patterns for sale by Mrs. L. Griffin. Geveral of owr people bave been re—, Representing a Capital of More Twian a Halt D W. Hardee Maggs Bruins
| al: non Mrs. Louisa Yates, of Williamston minded of the approach of the summer Million Dollars, Greemmlle, N.C.
died 3 oo ta 1 r 4 | geason by receiting through the mail a. Wm. T. Dixon, President National ee
led very suddenly Om Ouacay NETRING: ar Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Md. We-respeetfully solicit the accounts

tickets’ eood fora. glass of co co cola at.
re J } 10,000 Ocean N. €. Cut Herings) a te a ee de The Scotland "Neck Bank: Scotland of firms, individuals and the generad
Lot just pees oak tae tele bY LJ Shelbarn’s. It’s a fine drink. , Neck, M. €. vublié.
: Noah Biggs, Scotland Neok, N.C. Checks and Account#Bouks furnish

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sosts perfect substi- Cherry, | el by W. L. Brown have satisfactorily |. 2. Fleming, Pactolus, N, C. ed ow application.

sbi for re only on Ludies and Misses dress patterms,!,justed.the lossI sustaimea on my |

centsper yardone yard | Spring styles just received. siosk wate i Frid — eee saemenngipensentaitin
wes k of g y the fire on Friday

wide, the cheapest and Ms Te GIIPFINS | Oot, the 2nd insh. Loolt « over - thie: Hist of -

 

 

 

best thing made for| Mrs. M. D. Higgs will have her open-| ‘fyis April 6th, 1897.
Embroidery and ing Tuesday and Wednesday, April 6th! Cox & Co.
Drawn \ Work. and 7th. The public cordially invited | | |
People out Monday night noticed an snap Bln :

J UST IN WHAT i unusual phenomenon. One half of the , ; “
UST IN, WHAT? ow ne cars and ee if you would nat Tike to have seme
4 the moon and stars shining brightly, He oe will deseribe and illustrate of them : .
Indian while in the other half a storm wus the Old Virginia Plantation Negro, end Premier Bran dofExtza Cali fornia Poars
ig with thunder, lightning and Lam free to say that he does it. After Cherries, Plums Apricots, and Peaches, :
Baskets, aon M. D. Higgs and Mrs. Georgia a a sot ah ence Meat, Apple arena peg a
Neat andnice. Just the James both had ole millinery openings ike seas oven ia Cork aad Coch- Rabat t Mixed Pick! yin Eickles, early

 

 

‘thing to please the today. The weather was all that could |ney andsat St. James Hall, London, I
Ladies. be wished tor and many ladies were oat|am gladito hear Mr. Miller correct this oie oe yal 7 Tes ayaa
Hamper Baskets, Fan-|to see the attractive cisplays of new) miseonception with the real thing.” Na es fier a0 a tig or less Phonox 2.70. 70.

Cc Work, Scrap, Key goods. Both stores were as beautiful) Polls Miller will appear in Greenville

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and To Baskets. Come) as a flower gerden, the displays of hats,| Friday, April 9th, at the Court House.
to see t em. flowers, mbboas and ctker goods bemg Reserved seats 35: ccmts on sale at Re ' C i O.

We can please b oth arranged with charming effect. Wooten’s drug stere and at the doer.

you and your purse.
St}

THEPIRE ii THUR '

brings us something
new and yt the, thing
(HG
Laug is fire-proof this time and has no

you wan
smoked, scorched or damaged goods to offer.

{ Come and inspect our
Mammoth stock of Dry

Entire stock is new, bright and the prettiest
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Central, Give me Phone 64, Please.

  

Goods, Notions, Shoes,
Hats, Groceries, any
ware, Ur kere. = urni-

re and House Fur-
‘nishing Goods. They
are desirable new and
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