we ny THE DAILY R D.J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner, TRUTHIN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. © © TERMS: 25Cents a Month. Stree emntnrntniiinntpacinitnrtenacetenanteneaann hep hienelaniiahach inci tn -aabieacatigsciris eee 4 a = ean _s 4 - a —w . Vol. 6. a GREENVILLE, N. C., MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1897. | No. 780 Salsabenichiece ander ialtiablinphiierenins! A iii crane ansianintinacenoniel sa inirietelalgiccoienaliiinieieniei piecing Se iinet eit a FIRST GERMAN AT MOREHEAD. A PIUNIC TO THE POLE, Rectan one sterner MMR eon Eat AEE ee Moreueapd City, June 18th, ‘97. When the burning heat, f ‘he | ar est [ ine of The first “german” of the season Beats on the street. a" 2 was given tonight in the ball room and} And the thunders roll and roll, . ' oats . a lorys was a bri'liant scene o! gaiety and I'would be good to go beauty. The floor was a symposium of In a ship of snow P) . a Py 7 . ' the beauty ad gallantry of this State,{ 00 a plenic to the pole! which is famous for the beauty of its ' ny , ae On a piciic to the pols! women and the gallantry of its : , . ua = “ ry 01 te men Where the Ice King has control; The giddy mazes of the dance attracted ' bet 7 ‘Twould be zoo! to go the interested gaze cf the guests of the tna ahi of now hoteland held as its willing captiwe aha , ; “ On a pienic to the pole ! \thuse who delight in the “poetry of . motion.” The music was excellent and ’Twould be fine to sail all went merry as ‘a marriage bell.’? | In an icy gale — Seca : si , a a (The german was vracetully led by C.) Where the Arctic oceans roll; S. Forbes, ot Greenville, with Miss Far—far away 0 agp § Ei % 4% . . + > - > > ’ ea . we Ph Ez iabet* Crow, of ‘Raleigh. Over Baffin’s Bay, ’ ay ee I. , { Amon the dancers were Stuert Ox a pivnie to the pole . Carr, of Greenville, with Miss Nannie ; , . ‘| On a picnic to the pole! . Flemi { G ia we rer : eming, ¢ aAPT@enNvViiie, y re a veal e ; Where the Iee King has control; Chas. L. Wilkinsen, — of Greenuille, VY hat joy tO 20 ‘, . . . PHA JOY ¢ with Miss Hattie Uarzrove, of Louis- In a ship of atiow j : burg. On a picnic to the pole! Sidney Kennedy, of Kinston, with B. L. STANTUN , x e & * NTON. Miss Ethel Norris, of Raleigh. e : ' 1 W.G. Carr, of Castonia, with Miss ever shown 1H the C1tY. W e Lule White, ot Greenville. . EBa3e Ball. @ J. L Flemine, of Greenville, with Washington, June 18 —Frazer pitch- Miss Hal Morson, of Raleigh, ed well tuday up to the sixth inning, are making extra induce= Alf. Kennedy, of Kinston, with Miss | when {cur successive hits were garner— Rosa Hooker, of Greenville, ed from his del.very. Score. Wash- . | J. B Culpepper, of Richinond, Va., | ington, 8; Louisville, 3. i } : en ts for SU | } i er weights. with Miss Mary Latta, of Raleigh. New York, June 18—The New Mr. Stiow, of New Badford, Mass., , Yorks taday shut out Patsy ‘Teabéau’s ith Miss Li t Uharlotte. adians ina nostnaned : . : if Cine Haran Now tora wits lames wotyond wns oo /QOME tO see us if you want ferier, here from Cleveland, “Cy” tao ’ ' . rv) am r I ‘ Mr. Morrisy, of Morehead, with Miss | (pinese zz] “Tevel: ; uinese puzzle to the Clevelands. 4 Ophelia Howell, of Goldsboro. rscore. New York, 5; Cleveland, 0 rea ar alns. Rom Nunn, of Newbern, with Miss : Davis, of Beautort. | o). _ ; turned tables ou thy Phillies today and "ain Jarvis Sugg, of Greenville, with Miss | | - | ioe , deieated taem ina game replete witi _ oe . Becca Weathiugton, ot Greenville, | | pitches and costly ervors on che part of John Arringtoz, of Rocky Mount, | the locals. Score. Philadel phi: . ‘ with Miss Minnie Slocum, of Gulds=' (0° °° Se0re | ShuaGki pling 45] THE KING CLOTHIER. St. Louis, 9. boro. ) | Staws.—Dr. R. L. Carr, of Green Baltimore, June 18—The Cham | CoE Ee Aps* — ie ° e ) = ; plons toduy won the second of the | Philadelphia, June 18— St, Louis v:ble, Harry Heck, of Raleigh and F, L ; . *e os D Ny a °9 “ . « ‘ *) “ ‘ . “ ’ ~~ Dany on Custorn pt “e f series na game ot no particu 1 : } Chaperons—Capt. and Mra, C. A Jar interest, Both Corbett aad Haw- THAT ' White. of Greenville ley were batied treely, the latter get. -9 J “4 + « ting a shade the wovst of it, Score. Baltimore, 11; Pittsburg, 9. a) . P| AN ARS ISON IOES 4 » HOW THE CLUBS STAND. Ou Mee One oF Our While ia Kinston Saturday night ; the ReeLucror old man dropped in to ee ry s RefLecTor old man dro 1 ; is . | . of < M PP Ww. H Baltimore 3310 767 Handsome, cool, k rench e e ») Preys : Bestor 3: 2 is SE ceiaeeie. an) : 3 ‘us. He has a large stock of goods ie - " : . ; aCe ‘ a bil Cincinnati 27.17 614 , there, and though but a short while] ,, , - ~ — AD Oe an Sige one a i New York 2000 «17 990 , € +d ra] Af * € ar q ahaha be ie that a oy mil aang ibd a Srooklyn 93 99 51l ~ : ine trade. ut he is the Kind OF hus—|,,. . cA Philadelphia 24 24 500 ’ tler to draw the trade so the latter _| Cleveland 22-23 489 | g might be expected. Bob looked as Pittsburg 21 23 477 Lappet Mull! 17 natural asever behind the counter. , baé : 26 399 , Tashinetor They don t cost The entire family seemed pleased with | Weshingion ink bh bases in their (Louisville 17 28 378 | inston but have warm plaves in their |, . 17 99 370) too much. They hearts fur Greenville. neagO ' * see our former townsman, Mr, St. Louis 10 38 208 are ready to put _ Sunday Schoo! Organrzed. Nearing Completion, PIQI FES ae on without q,| Mr. D. U. Haskett organized aSun-} The stemmery of B. E. Parham & day sehool in the public school houses | Co's 15 nearing completion. The weath. AND VW rinkle. You in south Greenville, Sunday afterayon. | o, boarding is all on and is half shin- es a He started off with a membership of gled. Itis threa stories high and will Ly A W NS have seen the twenty eight, which is very good. | be 4 conyecient buiding when com- , ilereatter the Sunday school will as— pleted. i ioe 1 ble at 4 o’clock in the afternoon at i. pa. rowns, olives ey , b } a the same place, Kverybody is invited a ‘ All the latest sty os and colors mixtures ba‘ atenid: The State Firemen’s Convention tee si baal fe Masti Asp suitable for Waists, Skirts and . . yj 3rd, 4th and 5th. Hope Fire Com- se iN N ° ° e sp a f the see he rece naaaas Sn [pany ought to be represented. Suits. A beautiful line of —o” ' alive colorings of the Tt ths wason-| CONOR Beda: caeas © v8 it then Gr eat Reduction. e i for Homie é @ here plenty as ee TIN | : | = Hes =s Also a complete line of up-to-date UMMER GODS. CLOTHING — ATE 2 , nn, Bh er 8. C. HOOKER & CQ. , hi. M. HARDER ) é i Lay A i pleat a fair. We show the best. rt We D. a WHICHARD. Editor. a. 2 : ons AFTERNOON auker SUNDAY). semen: ee Kneired as second-class mail matter. ‘~ SURSCRIPTIGN RATES ee $3.0 Oar month, “ coe F oo ae Week ie Derive ed in town by earriers W ithou! axir.. cost. Advertisng rates are liberal and can be ad on application to the editor or at he otlice eareenciean m sen t = cmrnamann We desire a ive correspondent al every post oflic e inthe covsty, who will gend in brief items of NEWS as it occurs th exch neighborhood, Write plainly gad oniy on one side of the paper. fice miners inner MonpDaAY, joue 21, 1897. ee er nega t dle ithe amine taaoninie rae 2 7 Death of a Showman Who Hac an Assortment of Hardware in bus ALLY REFLECTOR Fe ying the Taxes. A short time ago a deputy sheriff ot Letcher county only a short distarce from here, nad @ claim fcr taxes against a citizen of Mill Oreek amounting to 82 cents, and as the citizen was 4 induced a brave wan to go with him, both being armed to the teeth. Arriving at their, destina- tion, the depniy demanded his msuey, but the citizen informed him that be did not hayeit. The deputy preezeded to levy on a Cow, avd staited to drive the “oritter” off, when the citizen’s wife preyatied on him to stay and take dinner with them. After, dinner, being, in a happy and kindly mood, he invited the citi- zen gud wife to make him a visit, and as he was about to take his leave the gentle wife told him she had a settlemert to make with him. stomach, er | 6 Harry Whalen, the ostrich,” who was operated upou! at the German Hospital last Sat- urday, avd from whose stomach the surgeon took an assortment ot cutlery und hardware, died at 9 o'clock this morning, the tesult of the operation. Wallen got into trouble by swallowing a big Barlow kaife, Grove, Mo., the day. When he was operated upou at ihe German Hiospital these uriicles were removed frow brmar | in Pilos other his stumach. [Two jackknives, one three inches long aud the other four incbes; fiye knife blades, from one to three incaes long: thirty- two wire nails, eight penny or larger; thirty-four six . penny nails, twentv-six shingle sixteen carpet tacks and pails, oue barbed Wire staple, One| pails, Smeil horse shoe nail, three screws, three bies of crockery. | Whalien was offering bets that, at least 1U0 nails aud three kuives would be found in his siomwack, and .f the referee baa decided that five si gle blades abe ea nives lent tv ove knife, be would won tis bets. He was @ rrofes- sional showman. He swaiiuwiog glass and nails when he was teu years old, and he has eaten a lamp neerly every dav durnyg eeteen years he lias been et it, but the Barlow knife, swaitowed last week, was a |iitle too much, even ter lis long cuf- fering stomach. Wheo the surgeers upon him the stock of hardware inventoricd was found imbedded in a solid mass ir his stomach i partially encysted. After 1¢ was remoyed the stomach was Jalal washed out and sew- ed up.—Kansas City Dispatch, 14th. ‘ances of glasa and sy eral \ he a A Vv 3 begau Say ts ehimney the seve whiel hb: operated dee Jist Remembsr These Little Facts, Rub your hands on a stick of celery after peeling onions. Rub spoon with common galt to remove ege stajas. Buttermilk will take out mil- dew stains. A drop of creosote will stop the bleeding of ‘a cut. Chloride of lime wi:l cause rats to tiee from the neighborhood in which it is exposed. . Bage, picked fresh and rubbed _ Op the teeth, whitens and pre- serves them.—Exchange. ee nes) How nice, beneath the bending shade _ Ot maple boughs so green, To walk with one you love the best And squeeze her hands unscen ; Ps What thrilling, queer sensations as » Her lips you ‘slyly smack, ‘as weil as your { Ln erent } a3 nicely “Wh what se it! ement do you {refer to, madam ?’ “You have nos raid for your dinner, sir,” she replied. “On! why, certatoly ; what’s my bill, my geod woman?” “One dollar, if you please.” He wrote 4 receipt for the taxes and gave itto her, with 20 cents and returaad home a sac- wh— der but wiser man.--London (Ky.) Echo. ROMER SPE S Se Sep STL oacinewions Floriaa £hilcs. pay. ceca cee W bales ofie. travel in schools aud, as with childiea, there is consideaable blabber amorg thes at times. The most tremendous sigh known to the world is the sigk- el lic. The human ealf prefers whis- key to milk. In waveling check your temper trank. Tha man ona wheel can jook ing, but dig fied. The day leborer has to worry Over the inereaved price of hever neve! champagne. You never heard of a dog dy- ing of alcoholism, ond yet a dig is called a teast. stewed liver (hiet, LE the cucumber would onty xet wh would is often a li. ht as it tastes, ba well. to digest the A ok ha ha vrl A just 1s ofie.. Lara Straws show whieh way j hh “ . t sherry CODDler oes. a. +9 + Even ast adey, Notkiug is pericet. has its drawbacks. —Florid in Times-Union. = ree Tre House of Reed. Speak-r Reed takes the chair and says: “T will please come to order. “J aon’t believe in the efficacy of prayer, so I will dispense with 1b today. “The secouds of the preceed- lng meeting are considered, read, and approved. *Tbereisno unfinished busi- ness on hand, and even if there were, [ do not consider myself a quorum a: this stage of the game. “Did I hear a motion to ad- journ? Weil, I shouid remark, fir my hearing 18 yery acute, and when it comes to adjourniog | ai a quorum from Quorumviiie. “Tf T am in favor of adjourning I will please signify it by saying ‘aye. If Lam opposed, I don’t know myself. “T have it. I stand adjourned.” —Memphis Commercial Appeal. nmr nn A Monster Apple Tres. Dr. E. EK. Boyce believes that Mr. Harvey Bradley has the gel a wooly caterpillar Crawling down your hack. Jlurgest appie tree in the county. {measures seven feet and five inchesit circumference-—Crat- —Groversville Standard, jionia 2% ns en desperate c.aracter, the deputy i. yer. ciret,‘candy cathartic, cure “ constipa— FUN, Haryard, The “The Speaking of Boston Transcript says: versity aro always well treated, and they sit at table in Memorial whites. A+, everybody knows, the Ha:vard football team has had a colored member—which meas a good deal. In the pub- lic restaurants of Boston cvlored people are seldom seen, though we have alarge colored popula- tion.” “No; you can't kiss me, said. “IT think I can,” he repliec, proceeding to prove his view at once. ’ she The maiden’s eyes gleamed omniously, while the young man, his bravado gone’ trembled for the consequences of of his au- dacity. ihe spoke excitealy: “You're a mean thing. That's what you are! Bnt you cant do itagain. So there !’«.New York Journal, “Well, Til be viowed !” An ordinary valgar expression, vet especially appropriate be- tween the two. The flat bicye'e tire was speck- ing and the small boy’s tin trum- pet appreciated what it said — Uinciuuati Cemwmeicial Tribure. ‘ Soa acme: — fiailed the Let.er After 32 Years. ' A few days ags John 4H. nughes, of Cedar Grove, Orange coonty, mailed a letter which he had had 32 years. it was given him in 1865 to mail. He was then a prisoner at Point Lookoct. Lu looking over some of his pa- pers the vther day, he found the lotter aud wrote to the chariff of Avson to kaow if the man to whow 1t was addrossed was alive. the sheriff replied yes and thas, strange to relate, be was in his eflice wien the letier of inquiry came, Sothe letier was sent, in the erigimal envelupe— Raleigh orrespondence Charlotie Obser Samak, BRT RES. TE Thorght as Much, “J ratuer pr:de myself on treatment of women,” said “T sive way {0 no one in the matter of deep and sincera re- spect for che Sex in all relations of hfe. Now, alshough Miss Brown avd I were thrown to- gother almost constautly at the seishore iash summer, I never onucs tock advantage of the fact: * by attem ting to kiss her or treat her in any )ut the most respeet- ful way,” “T kuow it,” she replied. “Know it,” he repeated in sur- prise. “Did she teil you?” “Oh, dear, no; butshs said ycu were &@ man cf no yumption whatever.”—Chicago Post. wy he. ERE NS ee q Called Qut by Irgests, Firemen expect of course to be called out to fight fire; but the firemen of Andersop, Ind., were called out to fight gnats. A swarm, in which there must hay® been willions of the little white winged insects, came out from under the court house roof. Passers by gave the alarm of fire and the clerks hurriedly remoyed their records. thinking the build- ing wasin flames. The firemen| didn’t discover that there was no fire until they turned a stream of water On the gnats, and they be- gan to fall by the. thou sands. Ex.” + : 4 x 3 ity ¥ a = 1 i is el ae i . # ‘ ba et eg oo ta. het eh When bilious or costive, eat a Une =| R. A. TYSON, Vice-Pres’t. few colcred students at the uni-| hail on equal terms with the} just arrived. Comeand @ R. L. DAVIS, Pres’t. J. L. LITTLE, waged REORGANIZED ae 15th, 1806. STATEMENT OF THE The Bank of Gree nvile, GREENVILLE, N. C. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts ‘Over Drafts $42,153 81 895,29 At the Close cf Business May 14th, 1897. LIABILIITIES. Capital stock paid in $23,000.00 Surprus and Protits 3,042.54 Deposits subiect to Cneck , Jue from Banks 8,772.46 58,812.56 Pordtinee and Fixtures 1,505, (0) Cashiers Checks ortstanding 143.10 Current Expenses 1,312,043 Due to Banks 503.15 Cash Items 1,839.56 ; Time Certificates of Deposit 55.00 Premium on Stock 1,000.00 poe Sa ae Sash on band 28.088.18 Cota! $85,566.34 Total $85,566.34 We atudy carefully the separate needs of our patrons, and shall be glad to have your xccount, promising every accummodation cousistent with good banking. a Oe | f Wehavealarge » | | STOCK OF & ] | GOOLUS |. see us. IS, SAY AND FLOUR erg ‘ ssn aase SB iets UNDERTAKERS, iC). FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND. EMBALMERS. ancormte 4) We have . t taverved a new hearse and tie bicest line of Cof- hos aod Caskets, in weed, metal- lic and selotn ever brought to Green iia, We are prope... ing fi: KA Bla isd formu. Fersona! attenticu given to con ducting fucerals and bodies en- trusted to our care Will receiye every mark of respe: Ou: orices are*iower than ever, ‘9 eno balms We do not waut monupoly but invite cou. petition. We can be found at any and all times in the dohp Managan Buggy Co's bwiidine. BOB CREENE & CO. Primary, See coer Or Ters fen biary Syphilis permanently eured in 15 te megs5 days. You can be treated at home fo afsoe the same price undersame guaranty. if Bay you prefer to come here we will eee CHE to pry railroad fare and hotel biils, and no charce, if we failto cure. If you have taken mer- cury, iodide potash, and still have aches and pains, Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore Threat, Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows falling out, it isthis Syphilitie BLOOD POLSON that wo guarantee to cure. We solicit the most obsti- naie eases and challenge the wor:d for a e21se we cannot cure. whis disease has always bafilod the skill of the most eminent physi- cians. $590,000 capital behind our uncondi- tional fr taranty. Absolute pr oofs sent sealed on applicntion. Address COOK REMEDY CO. 20% Masonic Temple, CHICAGO, ULL. *) pa “Sit ‘ as Nici ; ite. ack ore « is at Ve 5 IER Maxey x ne rot hed fake! ae FRG | et Nig Ra ge, if Fa Neue si " hy if ah : any Baek ES wl h i i Ry a Nos we peat ye 4 \ av is nS ete Nas ha ‘ | | a ees a et. JS gate’ ieee rcs tee 6 Cecelia ' \ ag een i ls i ‘ ee " Pn Wne, HSTABLISHED 1875. SAM, i. SCHULTZ PORK, SIDES & SHOMLDER PARMERS ANI) MEKUBANT'S BUS ing their year’s supplies will tind their interest to get our prices befere pu. chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete n allits branches. FLOUR,COFFEE, SUGAR O-~ ALWAYS AT eh: 8ST MARKET PRIOES to suit 1 atways on band ladieidac bought and|. ion. a. *. i [4 i. i 4 sr boks Siri th Ur ea Rh ale Tes Ye) bel oP A a ae Beh died Da ey the Canes Our ges or CASE ivceage N, LW | wy h Peat ie Ge, eye a eo See he cre. Paani Be oe ee * | W. M. Bond, Rex? & FLEMING, J. L, Fleming, ATTORNEYS-AT-LA W, Greenville, N. € Practice in all the courts. e Oy CITORS WANTED for rw: Rf ¥.. Dr. Talmages «The Earth Girdled.’ or big Famous tour around the world, a thrilling story of savage and barbarous lands. °F our mil- lon Talmages books sold, and ‘The Earth Girdled” js his letest and grand- est. Demand enoromous., Everybody wants this famous book, only $3.50. Big book, big commissions. a gold mine tor workers, Credit given, freight paid, outtit iree. Drop ail trash and sell the iKing of books and make $300 a month. Address for outtit and terri ory, The Dominion Company, Star Buildiug. Chi- Cago, FORA RR Ae LARA IY IEE oe sarbers. AMES A, SMITH, TONSORIAL ARTIST, GREENVILLE. N.C, Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyeing sand Pressing Gents Clothes a specialty Ry BERT EDMUNDS, FASHIONABLE BAREKK, Special attention given to Cleaning Gentlemens Clothiny eS ee NICHOLSON, J. A, Burexss, Mer.? Washington, N. O, This Hotel has been thoroughly reno vated, several new rooms added, elec, tric bells to every room. attentive ser, vants. Fish and Oysters seryed daily: Patronage of traveling puvlic solicited” CREEN VILLE. ale. Academy. Phe tvat; ovanivu of the avvuol will Oven ony MNDAY SEPT. 7, 189¢ and contiuue for 10 months.® The terms are as follows. 4d Pohaoco, Snuff, &c, 3 : Primary inglish per mo. 2 00 we buy diroc} from Manufactu,. § en}. - | ling you to vay at one prot. A eou- |{ntermediate“’ “ % $2 50 che stock of Higher be rr . $3 00 FUR | Languages (each) $1.00 Bins oP The work and disclpline of the sehool will be as heretofore. ‘We hehe pubesdage contlauanee of your me riage, we close Sic & M SCHULTE Green WHRAG@D ALE. i ca vr Geen tnt erin Fe panna iolnp neon + Saale ree 3 nak cas ead aC tk ese SERPS linia Lal ne ee hh en * ce Cotten anu & canal ke ce e ¥ ' : ‘ rn “FROM FLOST TO FLOWERS. WIL MINGLPON & * -BLDON RR An Idea Abort Farming. Di P COTO RY. elev ate Mailelk arses ar chic, ) VD oitaN HES _-— und peanuts for yesterday, : ere . af DRAN HES. _. ; od oe a mission or : Ex Goy. Northern, of ‘Georgia, a 2A ig ade sa ses : California qi Wir Le) FLORENCE Rawdh RoAD has hit upon aj lan of farming CHURCHB3 ¢ COTTON i; -™ %. od x . - : m, A 5 . ¢ ‘ae nage senedule that undoubtedly reeommends it- es Good Middling , ba _ Loth are such desirable ob : nes ee Widdling ‘#/ jective points for a Winter r self to the consideration of every . see Low Middling oa i _uip that it’s perlaps bard for . « YRAINS GOING SOUTH. fariner and business man of the BAPTIST—Services every Ny vene >| Gwod Ordinary » I-16 ‘you to decide whee to go. pins. sie tale J : A ; i moring and eve ing, Prayer meeting Tone —quir t, ‘ Dated a Sou h. Itis true that there is Thursday evening. Rev arr raat Sicues ray Pe Ss ‘ ‘ ‘ * . 17 , He; « Me e Mav, [3 2 ps Red gl Ine bli meh and gas meen g Miooriave ie Prime :|Let us Help You to “i, ° ~ tonne . ; . » D. Ro ee, 2 , . e sui, i on unpracticed in this ecuntry so far! . Extra Prime eet ie AS Se CNN ieee minpiatenoen, | inte on sete | onl : , ] 7 7 . ae 3 "ices, 4 ¢ ‘aa , Te wiley A, M |&8 We are aware. His plan is to} CATHOLIC—No regu’a Sgr Vv lors, Spanish® cota |e Decision, + Weldon | 12 50, ~—- vq P ract and, sub- PTSC —Services fourth Su | pone—guiet. Mt Rook Mit Lz 52 pie . e mee a - : I tei nie Ty ore erent. Lay ser™ vere ee A trip via New Orleans? and — — —— ——. |divide it into farms of 100 acres lees ees G Sunday morning.” Rev. A. the Scathern Pacific to either ~e < AE amen semaine F be * WS me : ba) ' oe ie | each, locate a large town in the Greaves, Rector. Sanilay A ce Greenville Market. Mexico, or the Pacific Coax: 1s Gv Tarhoro | a contra of it and have graded|A. M. W. 3B. Brown, Superinte ant. Corrected ty HM. Salditga? oue you will never forget. heal cea s » ‘ P| oe % ; ® Lv Rocky Mr @ 52) 5 4] ruads and streets connesting each METHODIST-- Serv'ces every Sun- Butter, per lb 15 io 25 » " cee re rile rit a 52) torm with the town, It is un- day, morning and evenine. Frayer Lhsinenle eye Gsesa/ Mt sa Transition from Vv Se ma 2 $l , : . meet nt Wedresday eveulug, rey, sugar cure ams ha | : aV Fay'tteville| 145, | | doubtec ly a faci that mach of the N. M. Watson. 5 er. Sundey school | Corn 10 to - Frost to Flowers. Ar. Florence | 6 55 | javersion to farm jifyin this day /9:3) A. M.A. B dilington, Superin ae moe r esgeeee ak I me seminionse a wane cle. is ee nana ora acen aa ‘ , : . our, Family oad a , he service is so laxuii- a | is due to a lack of chureh, edaca- |endent Lard | a BE to 10 A id the ser . i += Yo’ PRE SBYTERI ANS; lvices third oO ts 35 to 4'' ous that people Ww 0 buve O47 Hional and social uadyantagey. lia : : Reta dto 6 tested “Suuser Limited” call Peay ‘ : ~ . jSunday, morning and evening. Iv. | Sugar ° fo 6 +h + a en ane | Nea | see This plan would apparently do J. B. Merton Pastor. Sunday sehool Coffee : 17 to sy it incomparable, | }> \ * . , oo NJ ial . *} ten-! 2 es a. ALM | away with thas objection. ‘Pps j980 A.M, E. B. Ficklen Superinten Salt per Sack =/5 tol a cs sameeren nentnier APE He 3 uv Wilou J 08, v dent , Chickens 10 to 25 Ify ou are Thin king Of iLvido'@sboro | 3 iy 5 |plan bes been in succeesfal ope--! LODGES. Eggs per doz 7 to ns UV vies ty olis 4 U : in severa! Bnrover . _ ees Wax.per Bt ° ° Ar Wthaingtou 5 re 9 4s,| #On In several Ent pean C.un Going, Write Us. P. ML. | | A.Mitries for vears, snd woe see nO . | : reason why it woull nut be’ more aM PF. & ‘ ve ed ae Louge No. | bin pave Ry stot mes ‘ 234 ineet3 fitst ame i MOUS ss “Through Loryiand to Hun | suceesste ‘ly adopiedin this coun~ 3 thee Me Cee os g {RAINS GOING NORE. suoaeget 7 ly “omen th y bad us W M.King W. M. LL. I. Moore, sat Saas,” a handsome voluine weg ~|{ry- tt Is un UNdoAbteG AdVeU | a of 205 pages, fully illustrated, ated [im 9 “ny tage In lessening the size of I. 0.0. F,—Covenen. Lodge No. 17 ‘ whieh we will send on receipt May 27th, | a on furws, for tae day of large plar-! Veets every Tugetny evening. . Dd. W. : : F > of 10 cents in stamps te cover M47, BO & “= r Hardee N.G. L.-H. Pender, Nee, ae > i al ae en Ar | a) i tutions Is over in she south and! Uerdee X.G. L age PRACTICAL Se | postage. Ne niso huve @ de IA. MOP.M mee Sra i and 1 K.ot Par River Lodge No, 93, [age oP lightful jittie guide to, Mexi- iA. MOP. M, what we want and need more ate mee Ww es d LY iivrence | 8 45 7 45 ct: . ,,{wneets every Friday evening. H. Ope co, which we will send on LV Fayetteville) IL du) 40) thar anything ole 13 the =e Wuedbee, C.C. Frank Wilson, K. of |; 2 : reouiot of 4 cents to cover UV Selma 12 387; farwer wuo will raise Giversitied|. and 8. ; . KER 3 4 cost of mailng. . . uae 5 Ye ‘ 5 : , . “ a 7 5 » - ; ‘ ax 0 | “" Ll 3 crops.— Winston Jouanal. R. A-—ieb Vanee Couuci) No. 1696 vy OK — re | wo iIn-ets every ‘Thuarsdav evening. W. ib ven You Really Ought to ** ' | Wilson, R, M.R. Lang, See. Offers his services to the 2 , > 144380 citizens xreenville and the Silenced Him, K.of H.—Insurance Lodge No. : ‘a ou of Greenvill 1 ; Read them Both. Reon) SSRIS STS nr acini ndas ata a none tiies meclS ever Friday evening. JOHN pu MIC genere Ave A. M, iP, Ki, *Janagan D. Henry Sheppard, R. ROOFING, GUTTERING, Shall Ae put you ‘down for a .y Wilmingtow) 9 00 7 )| . Phe master was asking queg-|"'"#a8an, D. Her | Spc ine ard Stave Work copy! Tfse, or if yon want Lv Magnojia td au 6 #0 |tlous-—masters are apt to de.) AL of H, Pitt Counei! 256 meets SpouHng Ant ae , any speeal information, it V Grold=boro 1 0 9 66) que tions, and Socuetimas, ¢ avery Uhursday night. J. Bb. Cherry a speclitly. it , bunifulle fobaiahos ar Wilsea L vv 10 27 | sno answers ar 99, W. b. Wil-on, See. Satisfaction guaranteed « Wil De ab a peed uv Varboro Al 42 “( (the auswers areapt. This Tues . . mare BM t by addressing pluie aibed woven | covets ton was us follows: ~~ no charges made. obuceo : ; = oO AO “Now boys how many mon: a Flues made in season. Shop ( S. F.B. MORSE, é'g G = have twenty-eight uuays 2 a a 26 inxear of 5 and 10 cent stare. me | AA eae “Ail of thew, sir,” replied al # he ee General Passengerjand Tick» — low; vm, |b in front.—San Francisco Ex-) g q ae é Agent. WW Wilson | 14. | iO @y, @wWiber. ~ Ar hecky Me | 2 33) |} 1) 16 _— aa —— oY Tarboru | AUU| mn M Clams! Biry. \ You may never, a Tarvore | he The clam’s eggs are carvied by thr But should you vere Ww Rocky Me | 2 14 | mother on her gills. When there Ar Veoaldon » . ha . dervaa iti } h ; are fish in the water with them, the | ONLY IN 1Ss97 een at — | mother clains discharge the eggs, | anh 1O rinti Lr thi Od]! l “12 “OE! i fy erg Sranep Ow W hic h¢« Sooi i hatch, but if t! Ver @G areé ris rs ‘ Q vuves Weldon 4.10 ® it., Halitax 4.28) no fish they carr§ the eggs until} | Ki HAL 5 i f Rub a3 Ye li., arrives Scobland Neek ab 6,10 | they decay. The reason of mail tld u., Greenville WO? p, m., Kinston 1. ba | —=w>Come to see us, baw for Clinton gaily, except Suuday, ABSOLUTELY PR seer enn, Cascarets are the Kieu! Laxa-4 Mont. Ar e Vou a sv h- (vu 0U a. a. aud 8.60 Pp. m° Returning wle aed booklet free. Ad. STCALING 2EMEDY CO. Chivieo. haere, Gin cerherie os 14 th ? leaves Cintou ul 7.uU a. in, auc 3,00 . @, SLED EEO SEES POSH OP OOOOH Se ‘ scr er If not You Train No. 78 makes close connection a) at Weldou forall points daily, all rail via . - _—~ ounew ena ough t to be. isichmoue. alse ab Rovky Mount with | ma N orfolk aud Varolinu K for Notiol ue all points North via Norfolk, Bas ? airy | 4 JOHN #F, DLVINE, Nace : General supr, tT, M. EMAKSON,Tradiz Manager, J. R.KENLY. Gen') vtangeer, ~ THE MORNING STAR caafarataats | What Is It? nh The: dest is a pic ure of tae cale rata yall . ad a it * en Sos csisersto to are Eastern Reflector. Sally Newspaper in PARKED PENS . stg only $1 au om It iia i catia i nr | conta ‘the: nets eve Norla Caroliaa, Best'in use’ | ma ot ‘no business man is week, and Bives informa. | . comple | teu Biba galery tion to the farmers, e:~ specially thos growin oe. “i tobacco, that Is.° worth 6 Ps maby times ‘mote than 3 ae ‘seothom and Bk bees ti « subscription 4 ree. ‘ if Ai rile » The' Only: Fivé-Dollary Daily. its Class inthe State — also a _W H. BERNARD: rs 9 b / eg we . 1 * mild at ee ee ee ee, ee a eae ee Pes RS ~~ Ney