&p the N the result of an accident on board the Meiners attache~-ofthe+ Ee inquiry, which has been appointed to} investigate the awtul affair, bus why HELE ° DW TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. GREENVILLE, N. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1898. We have just received a lovely line of HAMBURG. SHINS & NARSOUK EDGING. i wane. Se ae mts | t A fuil line ot ORCHON o> f gh. % ry { hs a erm Warship fo TTavaena. and other laces ahem rae ee mace an examination of the hull of . Ay e ° 1 yf T 4 1 . . - 4 ~ I nteresf. my Abeautiful line of (me vare dust who iy entited to Credit { | i is ae vil (1 | We ict! Y r ’ . | | . ! ” ine douse that has sick BUTUEL. N. ( “. Moly, D1 st, 1898. [yet beon ascertained, but it certain | | A lo, rs ‘| Andrew J. toore went to ‘Tarboro | AN \ : libs MOMEDOUY mS, a8 Secretary 0) | q : 9 it! y is, . ry Long Sunday. LN awe QD | : . . | 40d a Eibay, a Lhad stated betore the official request , bh i nod ee Xhers V Erco } ° | . o ne con sic sung of freached Washington, bat after it w as Frank Andrews returned home Shi W , (known that it would be made, that it] from Norfolk Saturd>y night. | \ { i { : ' h “rt ast t Sets O} Pwould be granted. Congress doesn't | J. R. Tinele, of Ayden, Superviso ! » hy nF \ i] th it W 11! Oo} IVE) OU | j ae a oe. GN HIP, { ALY en, \ Vis F \ 6 . "? ’ ( > ’ L; hh (' ut B 1; « Wish the world fo KNOW tiat it G ie af Pul 1] i¢ Sehools, wes in town ted: | JO IC, . t a I ae \ Lis fan) a . sl ICs a) J Ui} ry vOns Pwith the President : hy nee if lag ay | & 5 . . ra *] ( W 1 pee Yon , { , “VaT . ’ ltar Gone nothing further than to sp-{ \t@ Ws ©. Nelson spent part of] a bargain inw Sultor Overcoat. We 4 ne wi IPL EEC oe ube it. \ GS wd and Studs for sentle- | me ta OT dest week in Tarboro with her parents. Ppropriate 3: P=00,000 to be used in iin | *} 1; if i‘ j iy t 1 y ; il , Maine and er equi We] rn th t hi camece w;: sere} wil not disappoln i VOU. . yy 7 tay i he a a or » €bihla if it | . . = . : } . men. “hy, t ~ a Fy ne ) UW eliva mla ft ; roel in the | ime possible, but. th hy tere | OVE wa SeCoray) ley j iI vty lla " + at fires ! } ¥ ie - ; FA ‘ ‘4 ~~ : | : | VILSON - ; f tr} » ¢ iff Te} \ af {) ent 1 Vy LwWwo vel } sa \ ay rh | R iN AN NK W wef YL ee We have a good AS- [to whether Senator Maron ist’ De, ELC dames end wie heard the] cig rt ay} < |, a < ly i , 1 a dant _| SOrtHCHL O02 i ime to tmeke tbat re bal Joctor en ke | TOR KING CLOTHIER oo ~. | ) oy | } tf fie i” ¢ ) i a) : | i i My K NAY ‘ i,( i Luh’. T q rf - ‘ . ’ \ y 4 PAGE dg ons | ‘ sf i n i indy with siek conte, toon ut | WH é Hd od a 7 aetais aid Tha ft ¢ vd ' 4 lott 1 Le | i vs it j tatoth yo} 4 ‘ ) Poa * | ee ae ie RNA een a OnE Ae me Fe ra fast, tye rj { Yes OPO cry ba hy ) Abid t( ke { -] to dispose of at t yee | | 11, 1, las, b 4) { lay 1] AL eavpaull 4 + 4! . 1 Of | Wm arkably} 10OW ine { { f —_ a i ] way { 1 £ | ' WAAC fy hy sheowkd the | the .° When the news | 1 10! ry ot” pri i A baal { iN : . ; iM ‘ scram i; insenesat!* © ‘ pati fiom ono Ci goread Sunday } ne te curposnly OF my Rh or ¢ yw H a | i ' icks & Tatt,|2r tate bow ae one ghar wi We oom it BE t hy £ s: a 4 5 " y | : 5 9 OA Ete), Why should he rat cet w bated Mrs Mo AL James hove! Any help to your future buying-of — — ~ ‘ ‘ f Hj ! he] Whe } ¢ ry. . ” ay am ae om, AA fl Tv mf — op Be Barter as | —— | Dresses, Silks and White Goods to fea, } } lw oo ' hy i. * . — , x Wr SFEIn Gl | Ih but a Gand and 7 al : | come in now and look over our new i 1 be conf of th many if] nes ? { be i ere) « | PSoanish Miniater, j We ad ! 100 styles and effects in Dre 33 Goods. oT) ! , ee a wr s 12 6 Peston Y ne , nid Meeting of Kine’s Daueta | af Washington, Bob. 21, 99. | ees ; eee . | 100 styles and solors 3 in Silks. How mach longer Congress ean (°F # commen timely eanfussed ent oF quar semictcuiinl y | in y tax on your time and trouble to . . Lyi \4 ] | WW MY t { ra | | { Ne y's | will | i t | ~ ttand the sirain wh rs bre im- | it »m WO rane) foubt i} I vs Da il oD | rat a 2, elimpse of Hi: ne Advance Spring ee . A 1 t} nem fal | Af i ‘\ ai) wat ! f ] ? ! TO ‘ } ‘ ge WY 1 post wn Gibed on, or rather 7 m “pt It by M : a : ) nia tthe usual time Yi priet | SH lks, Dross Goods an. ay ash4ooc gq ? noncaction nt an Inuinistration upon Pav f CMpiOmars eng YPUNs? C1 “1 tien a if stly r en te ra lg | Ne wv Fabrics come dail y. ihe destruction of the betileship Maine i! ev, aiter he said: 4d Wa NOY | ar Phe annual fees d » Cen | To use an old, homely phrase---you { i Veg anrs 4a «Ty s oY) ya hs la rel ‘ | + ay t ayti . a {3 { / and th vn killing of PDO of its INCu. mi GOW) af ihe am Tay Wital a tral Coun il the mtat are. me bre not obliged to le). Uy’ ’.--and, we’k re : fet ae f 1: rd wWwacs | ‘ 6} erat ele Ay é ig } 1 Po . J ge ere ‘ohn 2 tt d | | . ~ Pavaria-harbor, without en explosion Pops Bard unless T had an ironclad waly | Meareh ist, and 1 e:vecthis-rfetice that only too ela id t to show. ~ . nr ey i be ‘tween bis 3 Stiletto and ‘my architce-| all members may come prepared. > is problematical. Mr. McKinley hasj | 7 - pe OOS pet 7 tee = bere is nothing in Spanish dir | Mrs. Jas. B. CHerry disappointed many of his supporters, “hig . : . ) | lish ¢ 1! | La tS. JAS B CHE! ; . . omaey ior a hundred vears which | See, ot The Patience Criele. and nothing but the unwritten law ; mae “ | See, of The Patiencs —— ace vam preve then anything but eommen ae | under which Congress has «iwavs sup- “MN questions of policy affecting 4 foreign nation has ported the President in prevented an outbreak before — this. Inasmuch us there are probably not 50 men in Congress who do not believe thatthe Maine was tionally, it iedifficult to understand why Mr. McKinley and the Secretary of avy should eo persistently assert their belief that the awful calamity was blown up inten- ‘Phe>-navel Spanisk Legation, has publicly an- nounced the same inte and added that ness a lax discipline, Ye gods! and this meddlesome fool has not: been sent after de Lome It could have been understood if Mr. McKinley and bis Secretary of the Navy had said that they bad no opinion,to offer in advance of the finding of the naval court of they should take a position that is a reflection upon Captain Sigsbee and. the other brave officers of the Maine, 1s only explainable’ upon the thepry ap by Sone / r fy That waa te { ] sion. That was f 2 refuse to orant the . t irequest of the Spanish authorities at re, ; mavana, to have a Spanish daysr ac. that they are afraid of offending Spain, and that in the evert ot the failure to find direct and conclusive evidence that the Mame was blown up by Spanish treachery, Captain Sigsbee is to be made a scapegoat. Jt was the vereral McKin- . the entire United States fleet, now off the coast of Florida, .to Havana harbor, te remain during the investigation, but so opinion in Congress that Mr. ley should have ordered far not even a single -arship has been ordered ther2>—Seeretary Lone that one will be. says Itis not surprisizg that the Spaniaréseshould think and sey that we are’afraid to send another Up to this time, | Mr. McKinley hag only done one thing that has met the unqualified approval of Congress, and the indications poivt to his having done that under compul- any every Americar V voted for the Bankruptey bill which than a joint resolution offered by: Rep- resentatiye Lovering, of Massachusetts, the Constitution, authorizing Congress to regulate the hours of labor in all .the States. The House Jadiciary mittee has actually been giving hearings providing for an amendment to on that resolutior. A delegation of Com- } cotton mill men” from the South ap- perred before the Committee to pro- test against the resolution, but they a could have saved money by siaying at home. We mey come to that sort of thing in time, hut net yet. | ; Only 12 Demoerats and cne Popu- isssed the House by a vote of 159 1v4, The bill passad for the Nelson bill passed by the Sen- to is a substitute are at the extra session, and it provides both % bankruptey, for voluntery and 9 grata non ene tan ee a rome CHILD LEFT AT THE DOOR | Personal Notes and Other Items of scoundrels.” Nothing yet seriously proposed: in % ; ; . . the line of paternalism goes further Washington's closed ea | 3 . AA A ) “4 , Voday beiny a holidcy, birthday, tbe exchanges were and there were no market reports. basi tas pa Baia ko ke tt tol igh | ALFRED Dealer in FORBES, a | omad wie oe Greenvil nO Ba C. going to war. giving away involuntary. we are offering We are next door Goods a the B; Ld inter suits You had better clothe yourself with the proper wearirg apparel before to 4 Urgains Our Samy 3 50000 """"" 3000 LBS LARD, | 50 QO B ABNELS FLOUR 9 O O BOXES TOBACCO), 100 CASES BAKING CR ae SR SA ig pcan ES T SUNDAY each. These ‘shares once so ’ | al t wh AFTERNOON Lene “om for $17 each. The lease now | prepared to resume his journey. é reece worth seyen| The hostler advised him to stay | Entered as Second-Class Mail Matter saccsacnenien tantatetn meee ———— sUBSC RIPTION RATES $3.00 BS 10 carriers With- One month. One week, Delivered in town hy out extra ¢ ost. Anvertising ° he hod on application the office. ates are liberal and can to the editor or at ements = Ct OCA a We desire & live correspondent at every postoffice 1" the connty. who will, neenrs send in brief items of news 48 it in each reighberhood. Write pl and only on one side of the paper ainlv enone cece nematic ae eerste ~~ Fenrrany 22, 1898 TUESY ae, ne by f rape" f . Le EN ARNON He Paid Two Fees A close-fisted oldfarmerthrongh there was a good chance to cet some legs! advice from the yvonne man gratis, so he dropped into was that he had come into town, because the old judce was getting superannuated, and enntrived in the course of the talk to get tha he wanted, The farmer declared he wovld never pav if, and the yome fawver told him if he didn’t! would sue fim. So he trotted down to sce the old judge whom he found hoeing in his gardee, | and said: Judge, 1 went in tins morning just simply to make a neighborly call on that young scamp of a lawyey, and he charg- Served you right, said You hed no business} Well. have I got to pay it? Certainly vou have Well, then, if I must, 1 must- Gocd werning. Hold on, seid the Aren't you going to pey gyn Som OH ed me $d. the judge. fo go to him. qo a OER judge. Seg —— sarily small. makes that stock times as much, and the State owns $3,000;000 of this stock and private ‘citizens cf ‘he State, widows, orphans and others own about $80,000 of the remaining $1,000,000. The Governor wants to break up this lease, thereby destroying the vatue. “The private stockholders be—,” says our Governor. ‘I'he State’s inter- est will go the same way he is willing the private stockholders go, when the lease 18 broken.— Raleigh Post. ’ err oe Atlantic Hotel Leased Jtis announced that the Atlan-| tic Hotel, at Morehead City, has heen leased for a term of years to Mr. E. A. Humphrey, of Golds- boro. 5 The present owners of the property, at a recent meeting, cranted Mr. Humphrey the lease, and about March Ist next the Atlantic Hotel,will be thrown open under the supervision of a compe- tent manager. The hotel will, is said, in the future be kept oper throughout the year. . A Jarge sumis being expanded for repairs and imprevements in connection with the buildings and ercunds.—Raleigh Post. He Will Get There. where he was, as it would certain- ly rain. Nossense, said Part- ridge, ‘and proceded on his way. He had not gone fsr, however, when, sure enough, a heavy shower of rain descended. Struck by the man’s prediction, Part- ridge rode back and was received by the nostler with a grin. The almanac maker offered him half a crown on cordition that he told how he knew it was going to raic. .Well, tha truth is, sir, that we have an almanac here, called low is such a notori6us liar that whenever he promiges a fine day we alway: know it will be oppo- site. Now, today, your honor, is set down as a fine day in the almanac. _ cantata aga Everytody Says So Cascarets Candy Cathariic, most wonderful medical discovery the age, pleasant and refreshing te the taste, act gently and postiyely on kid- neys, live and bowels, cleansing the entire sy steu, dispel colds, cure head- th 0 ache, tever, habitual constipatios’ aud biliousness Vleas2 buy and ity a box of C. C. C. today, 1), 25, 90 cents. Sold avd guaranteed to cure by all drug gists. Poker in the Yestoffice. Ay 3 ACAQ hte! Af Giye me three aces sald -a sporting man at the stamp win- A citizen of Winston recieved C/aletter a: few days .ago from 4} youug Bartist divine wi Ho is tak- ing a@ course In a Theological College. In his sae he stated that he is doing his own washing, dow of the postofiice’ just pcon a couple of days ago. The stamp cierk passed out three 1 cent ctamps. Now deal mea pair of duces. The clerk passed out the 2 Stanips. end ironing (except shirts) at nights and his expenses are neces | i EVE, J i his who 18 well | known wench Albhece t 5 young man d hh LS MAnHY friends 3 here man for the follars. 4) te he Winston ann nfafawda {+ ; loan of a few d itis need- me? Pay you! What for? | Why. fer the Jegal advice of | eourse, What do you charge? Ten dollars. The dhe old fellow had to pay fhe young lawyer and $10 eoallls crame reouit Was S5 to fo the old one. foral.— Don’t try to get legai advice tor nothing —Our Dumb Animals. Masearets stimulate liver, kidney anr bowels. ‘Sever weaken o gripe. 10e. sicken, Seen ae nan cemeteries enn —a Some Observatios of Man. Monev spent by young men on yisiting givls im 99 vases ort of A man always knows how-good his work is, but seldom realizes how bad it is. After all, the most admirable thing in the world is a man who has good senseand uses it. After a man gets old and cold and tired thereais a spot in him that nothing but a drop of liquor ¢an touch. Even loye falls short In reaching it. Piluvestigate a“lucky” man and you will find a lot of sense and indusiry behind him. An Atchison man claims to have eaten so much health food that he has dyspepsia, “A young man needn't be 80 proud of the square, delicately perfumed envelopes he receives in mail; there is no money in them:—Atchison Globe. iia eel less to say Lhat he got every cent he asked for.—-Greensboro Re- cord. - ( Lhe Herald, of Huntaville, J Mo., tells if that a minister nf Elickory county, that State, found his people tov poor to purchase hynin bo@ks and being ofiered the same bock free by a paten | mediciene house, providing they bs allowed lo ingert ther edyer tisement, ordered t the hree dogen fer He was|: elated upomfrereiving the to find no ad the same. The next Suneay. he distributed the books, telling brethrén his fortune and requesting that they sing -No.| 1°9. His chagrin imagined when they sang the hymn as follows. “Hark the Heavenly angels sing, congregatior i. yn Johnson’s pills are just the thing. ry - n The angelic voices meek and mild, | . Two for men sud one for chilh.” Mr. Chauncey M. Depew in an address in New York :on Thurs- day night Jast said: “Ifa naval battleship as now constructed is simply a death trap, for those in her, the whole scheme of nayal architecture appears to be a fail- ure, and naval genius and constructivstalent must find some other means by which our coast ean be defended.” So far as mere coast can be defense goes there are naval authorities who contend that small monitors, and | 2 not batcleships, should be the country’s main reliance. But ie try a 10c. box. of cascarete, the finest nd bowel regulator ever, made, | | monitors do not make a nayy; and without a navy we should, of course, be: helpless upon the "| I se6 you vnderstand the game! said the man. cent | | | | Partridge’s almanac, hod the fel-| — oe of constipation. Cascarets are the Idea! Las nXAeh Baty ib 7.6 ing rerine. but cause easy natural result. Montreal, Can., or New York. ¢ Better and more attractiye than ever. New Features Throughout Fine = Racing. : “| Purses Aggregate $4,000 «= Libtral Preminms in atl departments) The exhibits of . Fish, Oysters, Game. Live Steek,—P@ultry and Agricultural Products will ‘be the finest played before | | | Yep said the clerk, Ante-up. Mbhe man placed 7 gents on the | shelf. My pot said the clerk as he scooped 1 13. The men smiled as the --New York Commercial. nihil Lee | } 4 wihwesy toey par ted. ei asacanvs iseeing if pet t Fobacco ‘spit and Smoke Yon? Lile Away. Ifyou want to quit tobarco using | easily and forever, be made well strung, macnetic, full of new wonder worker tale No-To- Bac, the that makes weak men strong. May gain ter pounds in ten days. Over o 490,000 eured. Buy No-To-bae from your own drucgist, who wal guarantee ws & . a cure, Booklet and sample mailed reo, Ad. Sterling Remedy Co, Chi- 6 7 r , exzo or New York. Mardi Gras Festival, New Orleans, ‘La. The epmmittee on ‘arrangements are every means in power Festival this year, the great- held. Wlaboreate men{s jluave been made for the pleasure of their the manner using their to make the est é€v.r arrange- guests. Llowever, the trip to New Orleans is made, will play and e iter tainment in which no small pars in making the visit an enjoyable one. The Seabdard Air choice of two daily trdins, the schedule by either of which ‘s very good. They leave as follows: New York, 10:50 a..m.and.8:50 p. m. Philadelphia, 1:12 p.m. and 12:05 Washington, 4:40 p. m. and Richmond, 8:56 p. m. and Raleigh, 2:16 a m. and 8:40 p.m. Monroe, 6:43 a. m. and 9:12», m. Abbeville, 11:00 a. m. and 1:35 a. m, Athens, 1:15 p. m, and 3:45 a.m. . Arriving at Atlanta, 2:50 p.m, and 5:20 a. m,, and New Orleans, 7:40 a. m. and 8:10 pe m, From Richwond and points south, by the train arriving at New Orleans at 8:10, only one nivht | ig spent on the road. Call on or address any Seaboard Line offers. the night. 4:30 a. m. 9:05 a.m, high stac+Philadelphia Record 4 Air Line Agent, tase | | i fair, ind is NEW: BERN. NC | i (sreenville Maricet. | Corrected by 5. M. Schultz. E Bitter, per Ib 15 to 20) Western Sides 5t to dl Sugar erred Hams 10to 1] 20) Corn 40 to B2y Corn Meal 50 to 64) Flour, Family 4,75 to 5.70'< Lara i to 16 3 Outs 35 to + 10:8 Sugar 44 tol | Coftee 84 to 0} Salt per Sack 65 to 150) Chickens 123 0 ») Eggs perdoz Beeswax. per Cotton Seed,per bushet 1 to: ever diss The Ladies Department is Un=| 7 “ef - Gali. 6. tees oe ee oe parece + eae > Montreal, Can.) poe eres | Pile oye te ee IRECTORY an la See, % 9 | ———— a — | Cetton ang Peanat, : | Below are Norfolx prices of cotton ( land oeanuts for yesterday, as furnished “ . iby Cobb Bros. & Comission” Move. chants of Norfoik « : CTP, Hippodrome and Wild! cooa siauing (4 Middiine at -W esi Shows. [Low Middling |. 3) 7-16 (Zood Ordin: A \ oy 44 ‘Tone—ste ady lf A thrilling and realistic exhibition of| PEANU? Wild Frontier | ife, enacted by Genu=; Prime : to 22 iWxtra Prine 24 ine Western Cow Boys and Girls .with! Faney 28 to 28 ‘ haan] Spanish 5e bu the nonies, mustangs and trappings of | Pone—ste: idly. every day life in the far West. The)... op —— ‘entire performance takes place on the |g during ine Don't race traenx every afternoon . Y¥ . 4 | Mis & | absolutely free. For premium list ov other ine | lite and vigor, | formation address the Secretary GEORGE GREEN, | GREENVILLE Male Academy. re tae f oh « The sunk session 0 sachool, wii openon MONDAY SEPT. ¢. 189% and continue for 10 months. The terms are as follows Primary English per mo. 3200 Intermediate*‘ ‘' “ $2 5 Higher | wine Ls $3 Languages™ Pd $1 00 The work and disclpline of the sehou wii be as heretofore. — | 3 HAAR AA, i an ; AL TIN AND ORECT RD ran WORKER. . J Offers his services to the < citizens of Greenville amd the 3 R public generally. Ope ROOFING, GUTTERING, Of Spouting and Stove Work, a a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed or |< no charges made. ‘Tobacco | Flues m: ade i in season. Shop 3 2 on Dickinson Ave nue, an % eovoseaaive Viv VUE aM FS ©) a I: j a~ j W, B. Rodman. Washington, NOL ODMAN GGRIMES , AN" ‘ORNEYS At LAW, G reenyilie N.C. ’, Demsie Grimes nana alates ; 'R - Pi ‘actic e wherever services are desired. eater an, Barbers. ete J NOBLES, » TONSORIAT ARTIST On Fourth street near Postoffice Only Ba: ber shop in town conducted by white workmen ee I B.PENDER, \ PASHIONAP™ Ly BARBER, Oan be found below Five Points. next door to Reflector office, AMES A, SMITH, TONSORIAL ARTIST, GREENVILLE; N. C. Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dyein, We ask a continuance ot your lideral patronage. . _W H.RAGSDALE. and Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialtv ia ERBERT EDMUNDS, FASHIONABLE BARBER, eperta) attention given to cleanirg 4 ‘elie z t hak Atlantic Coast Line . Aas en Ma Schedule mM ¥ fleet Jan. 17th, 18°. . ‘Departures furry Wilmineton- "NORTHROIND. DAILY No 48—Paccencer—Nne Veer. 9.35a.m. nolia 11.09 am, Warsaw 11.18 am. Caisshoro 19.05 am WH) son 12.55 n m. Rocky “Monnt 1.49) m. Tarhoro 2.45 p m, Pythian 4.23 nm, Petersburg 6.22 pm, Richmond 7.15 pm, Norfolk 6.05 p m, Washing- ton 11.30 pm. Raltimore 1.06 am, Philadelphia 3:50 a m, New York 6.53 am, Boston 3,90 pm. OATLY No 40—Pacsenger Due Mag j 7.15 pm. nofiak.A5 nm. Warsaw 9.16 Ym, Goldshoro 19.10 p m Wilson 11.06 n m. Ta rbora 6.45 am. Rocky Mount 11.457 pm, Weldon 1.42 a 1, Nor- folk 14.50 a m, Petersburg 2.14 m, Richmond 4.66 a m, Washington 7.41.am, Balti nore 63 4m. Philadeiphi, 14 sam, New Vark mm. “aaton 9.00 yn m, SOUT BOUND, ' JAILY No 53—Passenoor June Take 40 p a. Waccamaw 5.09 » m, Chad bourn 5,47 n m Marion 6 42 p In, Florenca 7.25n m, Sum- Ter 9.10 4 ™m, Columbia 10,50 Ne: amark 6.12am, August tay 7.65 am, Macon 11.15 am, Atlanta 12.35 n m, Charies- fon 19, 50 pm. Savannah 1.50 1 m. Jacksonville 7.30 a m, St. Anoustine 10.30 am,Tam pa 5.°5 pm. AKRIVAT, AT FROMTHE NORTY, DATS. No, 49,—Passencer-—Poston | B50 PI TOR nim. New Yark 900 pm, Philadelphia 12.05 am, Malti. more 2.50 am, Washington A 89 Richmond 9.05 am, Potarshure 10,00 am, Nor- Weldon 11.52 am, Tarhoro L212 -m. RoekyMonnt 1947 nm, Wilson 2°87 pm. Golds] boro 3.20 pm, Warsaw 4.1 pm. I a ieaa _ 4 O4 pm, 83a VTE MINGTON— am, DATTY, Y No A].- Sse ey -~T PAVE 6.50) A, M, Boston 1: ie nicht . New Yor rk 9,30 am, Phiiadelphia 12.09 nm, Raltimore 2.25 pm, Washington 3.46 pm, Rieh- mend 7.90) pm. Petershure 8.12pm. Norfolk 2.92 pm. | Weldon 9.43 pm. Tarhora | 6.01 pm. Reeky Monot5.495 am. Leave Wilson 6,22 CGoldghoro 7+()} am, 7.53 am. Magnolia %95 am, DAILy WY except Sundar 12.15 P,*! 0, 51—Passenger---Te: New Rern 9.99 an, Jacks Ville 10.26 am, This arrives at Valnuc street, FROM MIF SQUTIT DAILY 1,20 P. M, No. Ffi—Passenge Ps! eP4Vve | Tamna 8,10 am. Sonford 3,°7 | pm, Jacksonville 740 . pm, Savanna 1.45 night. Charles- fon 6.93) am.Columbia 6.60} am, Atlanta 8.20 am, Macon | 299 am, Augusta $39 pm. eharg a . FY Ag ‘ Ponmark 4.23 pm. “wmoyter RR AM, Florenee q AS am, Moyt SN GYR o “arion 70.36 9am, Chadbourn W.°8 am, 12.09 am iam Train On Mectie: a . v7 hake Waeeamsaw } Week Branch Roa a saves Weldon 3.55 0. m.. Uatifax 4,39] . Mm. arrives Sentland N Taak : at za | Greenville 6.57 0, we m.. Kinston Returnjn: x leaves K TY tT ~ re 4,700 ay vy wy r es e , a {} instan Gre: anwitla 85° %.™;, a, 14:44 oo Rai Sy gy wo. Go daily axeent Sunday, n. Aan lds ag yt <. why Washnieton Rranch leave | 1 8,99 7, md 20 .m) mele 93199. m.cand 4.00 1 m., returningleaves Parmele 9.25 a.m. Arrives Wachineton On. m. Daily ex. Conneets with trating Branch. Mm, “ey Parr o Tar rg M45 9, ‘ ‘ Varboro 3,030) Te m., ’ * ya mt 6.90 p.m, 11.00 9. m., and 7.2 int Sundar, Crotland Nepk on Train leaves ‘1 arnory, N Marie & Raleigh R.R. daily excent Sun- Jay, ath 30p.m.. Sunday 415 P.M: ive P lymouth 7.40 P, 4, 6.19 p.m. ’ -furning jaaves Plymouth daily axceyt 3 dey, 7.500, m., Sanday 9.99 a ™m., «tive Tarboro 10.05. 9.m and 11.09 1" «7 a em {, via Albe- Train on Midland NO: hraneh lea ve Gol@8boro daily, except Sunday, 7.10 m. arriving Smithfield 8.30 a, in. Re- turning leaves Smithfield 9.00 a. m,, ar« rives at Goldsbors 10,25 a, m.2 Trains on Latta branch, Florence R &., leave Laita 6.40 pm, airive Dunbar 7.50 p m, Clio 8.05 p m. Réturning Jeave Clioté.10am,; Dunbar 6.30.a m, ore Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun- av Train on Clinton Branch leayes War- jaw for Clinton daily, except Suuday, {120a.m.and 4.15 p, m: Returning leaves Cinton at7.00 a. m. and3,00 1 m, Train No. 78 makes close connection t Weldon forall points daily, all rail via iehmone. alse at Rovky Mount with Norfolk and Carolina R R for Nouiolk Fae all points North via Norfolk, -H. M. EMERSON, Gen’) Pass. Agent - +. EMERSON, raftie Manag > 4 SARE Gar™ Vanager, ALL ABOUT T A handsomely illustrated book o 200 pages descriptive of Texas anc the resources of that great “tat will be mailed ‘to any address oe receipt of eight centsto erver post- Age. D. J. PRICE. G,P.4T. A..I. GG. N.K. i. Palestine, Texas, uds are attracting 4 ules wm a “ ntion. Mention WHAT Wo: BN OW NEED More red Corpusclesin their Blood---Paine’s Celery Compound, . Miss Fronces 1. “Willard, wero bas been attencine the world’s e@onve tin of tr (TT. US says that better heatth mittér thon for women istoday more uroert woman s suriirage. She save: OWhat Women af ures most need is a better supply of red | pascles.’ rom every section of the country, feora Maine to California, eome well- attcsted reports of women, bloodless, | i. bervous aerionsly con down M1) 1] a . ) S. fo in bed nacgen. WHO NAVE been VAL resume their places im th fasnily eirel ejal ife- healthy, ruddy, wi cured women; by the aid cf that great Lay = fy} and health-m ] ty Paine’ lool: y compound | Meo EE. AL Ward is one of these iforfunate womer whom Pa calary eompornd “has saved from oan ating, unhappy invalid condi ow shows: JYrO Apres: ees 2135 Michigan ave, , Mason tity, Pe.) mepe 12, 1s807. ) Wears, Richardson & Cy Gentlenen—My | gre s? atest seemed to be a general weekness q bd ? . ? > all-over tired feeling, Tam 66) yerrs but «ef used) feur bot- 3 C slery strong again, of {? Lh wes ereath eompouad and seemed bettér so that [stopped asing ard} talere eamucund as bhevend aibauw stien DAL Vay y a8 aver ee ane 7 : le ry Compe “ 3 | eyé od a yoetion ° PINAR RIOR OR RIAA AS, AIA AICRA A 1K SOK the one remedy that ean be’ depended | ago” i ; ; on to renew the vita lity of feeble per-| - tha This settled confidence ‘in Paine’s - leelory mpoond is not hearsay bette f iC OOOO HROOGOCIOOOOOOIn | or Wor Ty hunmistiat troub.e th i strengthened, and my coueh {furnishing of thei { ‘AR SEE THAT? GR. but orrsts nearly every @ase on personal use or so with men restored wa) The better ja celer, en wie lave been no other means. the ss1on 1 useful health by nid change for flesh an of the free ts so ; doexpr abie that rerair of the wasted . . y 7 7 . pan oe tissues mil he We ‘t] be culled a re? ewal of Iie, Phe process be which Paine’s celery esrpound iy able to brald ap health in nobody is not hard to “un- derstand when ene observes how surely a axes toot Is to ac. regularly, how it in 3 the e@apaelty to take. “une imal } } I iy ] y [ eS the ’ wine Ne atl i } iy. e heavy, alarming pain in the back are ‘oins ais: the srowngs pale L ¢ . a. ad 128s VE TCs 1S IPPearss stopped and a { ° . bu vant fee sr xt oradunlly tukes pleee of that unending sense oi tire . ; and Cepression. iaine’s celery compoundis the exact | of age and I did not expect to be ever remedy tor that feeble tim hysterical persons cil whose 2 2st neelis. a thorough re- >bhlood: with the red e rpuscles upon which health and hap- the remedy and have not since felt the piress sn such large measure depend. need of any further help whatever. Very respectluly yours, Mrs EK. A, Ward, Perscns of large experience amonz nervous womeu, who, as a rule, ae ‘Tne extraordinary virtue of Paine’s celery compound to increase the pro- portion er ied corpuscles in the blood is the source of its great vower over all blood diseases, rheumatism, neavralgia, kidney diseases, back aches, 1 1 Pte its le 85 thin and Jack blood, recommend Paine’s ilesh and general run-down conditica. 2 rere The High Point Knterpzise re-| ports a fatal accident which be- fell Mr. Apps Black, who lived two miles south of ‘T'homasyille. He was putting up a small corn, mill and had gotten the stone 1n place and was trying the speed of the mill. The speed got too high when the stone flew to. pieces & part of it striking Mr. Black 1n the stomach, making a fatal wound. He surviyed only two .da¥s afier the accident, concatenate When bilious or costive. eat a Case caret, candy cathartic, cure guaranteed. # The Ertogrut,with over 500 lost: | mr . the Lady Nugent, with 400; the Reina Regenta, with 400; the Vic- toria, with 350; the Serpent, with nearly 200; the Atlanta, with 280; the Eurydice, with 390; the Cap- tain, with 472; the Birkenhead, with 454; the Cazador, with 314, and the Huron, with 100, are re- cailed as only a few of the wreck- ed warships that are remembered by men now living: Such records in a half gentury, says the New York Tribane, riyal the death- rolis of a score of Trafaigars. of | { { | | | Cd ac iy RWB “> It isa picture ot tac'celebrated <> KER FOUNTAIN PENS Best in use The outfit ot no business man is -. complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has‘'a nice assortment of these Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens You will be astonished when you see them and varn how very cheap they are. | You may never, ? Pe Ae « ~e ant Job Printing {mai Come to see us, -ypiame < PAD DA AAA NRA NER el Nee te eas PT NLP Nag lo Anything from a%@=- “=~ ; ’ Wisitins (ear Visiting Car. t) ; 4 A ) “re , 8 i Gy ai m) “ey, «7 fe ae yee “hy eu k) ssk Tt oe LD Sash Fy SHO HTT EL A GAA RR hg = ™ —— The Dai ly meflect Gives the home news every aiternoon at the small price of 25 cents a month. seriber? =o ought to be. nof you The Eastern Reflector. Ps ~e TWICE-A-WEEK. | «Ts only $1 a year. I “. * gontains the news every week, and gives informa- tion to the farmers, es- pecially those growing Are you a sub- w a tobacco, that is worth i 3 ‘many times more than : the subscription price. ‘ ® a a ad aN ia a fF a DAILY REFLECTOR) - -2ST #282" vee near amma = The Reflector Gives What'You Are AITDICVCT IC ADVERTISING. Looking kor Washington’s tirthday. | Creates mon¥ «new bnsineas, Tomerrow is Ash Wednesday, -the EF ntarges many an ald bnsiness, | beginning of Lent. Fontella, best Cigar in town, at J S. Tunstali’e. Revivea man 6 Avi hrcipece, . ° ‘ R tr. Odd Fellows meet tonight. eenag mone A las nore AOD . . * lin the second degree. Prerervas many a a learco bnsiness, Work Caves yin cp eye Pa] fiitte ee i ‘ HAG, fos “ee Cotton eed Meal and Seed “Oats ata fm minnee cheap at S. M, Schultz. ¢ RN CHC ; ore >» Seerras si (ameseemer srs TTT Te | Patrick & Gredpe have put up a \ nice stor in front of their store. TH \TN a Le i oc AT 8 yy Nur ra, | J.B. Cherry &\ Co, ‘are having i re istables built on the lot in rear of their . i stores. Paccancar and marl train som ol ' Parham & Christman haye-establish- J wat . Soo 4 m6 4 Ar (CS ; nowt) .arrves Q.59 AL aT, Ane , a te da baggage transfer and wood yard tory here. | ‘RESOURCES. | LIABILITIES, on 6 ee ; 6, ; - eo tec s C & Oo nn ( south, arrives of G47 POY ‘business here. J, J. Lauchinchouse took the train | Loxns and Discounts $12,904.8 15 PENS lusts et $23,000 (1 on . | here this morning for Raleish to attend Over Dratts 1,650.6" Undivided Prolits 3,797. 5 . i . 0 | : . . . 7 : oeovai te c North Pound Fretoht, arrteee! Reautifel line g imple Tan? O’Shan- y bis Premium on Stoek 1, 5000. 7 Deposits subiect to Check 103,294 . I Chilaren’s § - the meeting of the State. Democratic] Due from Banks 44,598 .0 Due to Banks 199, load [fore ¢ : es aia rye ia a) ° . 7 5 . . 1. ra f . ~; ; * . 9:50 4. MT. toaves 10:10 A. fergand Childrens straw (x00d3, at] Executive Committee, of whieh he is a! Furniture and Fixtures 1,515.25) Cashiers Checks ovtstanding 867. . Mrs, Genraia Jarites’ 6 member, Current expenses 2,136.: tad Time Certifi¢ates of Deposit ~ 960.00 Sonth Poannd Breveht. ayrte: Cash ns 00406 a3 : a @ i d cee pn erere . e a4; 79? T Oy 4) 9.90 P. 7.7 eee Drimmers conte to be num erous.| ssh oMNiands . 30,495.07 Total $132,118,6* at | r. . iC BV aAs! a). 4 t . . : ; 5) Be >, ps } ad Aa At eee ga EE sem om | ‘It iediestes that thbre is business stir. PREI ARING Fi R PEARSON, WA $132,118.61; é Steamer ay River . ae fren 2 5 Ye as ' vd ® , . Ae AT A . 3 3 Chih! & sate By } Pising when t! ey are rouTd. ay 5 13 ir | , te ne Leds of our patrons and sh: iI] be elad to he ¥ oe Meeting to Arrange forthe Coming| ‘Ve stay ea! eful v the separat ’ ave Washinctor Mondor. M Ineedae| Ir. . ee EE oT oar secaunt, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking, ARMIDET OP MV OAGe™, meee ker & Hart hevy put up an im- of the Evangelist J and Friday, leavers for Soschine. mrense siove sin ov Diesinson avenue TO DAY’S MARKETS ™ . | ‘ . ol i AS d. wt § ry , _ ton Toesdae. Minredae ava et DO the Plantess Whrehovse, It is A mecting of repres sentatives of the} * me _ (14x16 icet in size, several vhurches of tae town was held oo i i . Alen ex ; ; . ; : : . a ] traay. _ \ = Monday afternoon in the cilice of Hard- | deg © PHeO a ty . . . a «= DPonnarte - " — | re people who want anything im the ing & Tarcine to consider and make As Reported DY aa oe ey of yieo eroceries should sive par- ae ; Beanalic - . on ) a : ane I reparation for the coming of Evanelist |} @pe GREENVILLE SUPPLY CO., To “acdworsira Ty nts ake ficalar attentien to the edvertisement RG P ‘l held , | ' . . > Peerson, who witl held a meet- reer are , pote SAR Or at J, 1. Starkey & Bro, in this issue. . ty Wiro Wik eam Cotton Buyers oo ; Sete, the cotymene cf the Ter pooren, jay _ pis here beeinaing the lose week in . “ff ; pan fa ere Was a very pleasant danee in May ——— and -——— . ct . . C & . athia ys © ‘ . Xo ige oem : —=|Ge rianie hell, Mendav night, about a 0 Gon W. TL Racsdal yt . a : ; } “ALO Yoo: doesdaie VAs Vo olesale ser Lt i 7 id CZenr ery upd: «6 tr king part. Tt “VAs i om A wd Sd Was evil esnale € roe Ae | e We ather Callatn. 2 riven complimentary to visiting young made chairman of the meeting, and II. . i! y ladies. Harding secretary. 4 . * Ha be veur lanedry read . wl OA Jettor from Iyangelist Person con, Cotto» sold in Greer vile. do 0-16 Tee weather horps fa a) i wo Be 7 } ts | ALAVS vtcital ene hGPY TEU y to £0 off . . 7 fe d a ne We BON Wedircsday morning, Yor get the | faining for.e suzaietions as fo arrange. EW YOU y Ay 3X aah oh r] moe yf TU gat 1 xy va) N }- io Ms = | i ay today, expect any Lind of weather hast work done at the Wilmington ling for the tecetiag was read, fa’ g e] sno aa ; na . . a ClOPRTON i NOE ‘Tos hth St MAD - Omorrow. PisCean maundry " : ; yg iv . - : . : 4 A tomorr | bedi Laciumary. On motion of Rev. No ML Watson ig ; ‘ ° . VOR, Peponsyv. Ace “+ Mare 9%) 59 5.95 — RAE SE. PESOS — W. Es Prepey, Agent. was decided to copeint three commit- | = o - oa oan . * Ey TT t Coe EEE an ST . . a . . MEay 6.02 6.02 6.01 . NOCU Peng eg ; tees, Viz. TT use Comittee, Minanee | oy 1) TITS & . ‘ ore } i sor - WWTE DUN IGHYT and faith- | Cummittes aud Mnae Commit Auoust. te oT, ES PAGLISHED 1875 . Phat is the wea Ores vie ep) ube . ¢ Committe: LUC MASI Committee, | GROVES TA cn at | HO if gentlemen or ladies to travel | _¥ : Oo | oe | 1C fort rh ey wl . HELE TON] for respons in e, cstublished house jn{| On motion of ti. tiarding Reve Ne! HIP AGO | 3) \ Hall D } in rayap a + fey no. Nie : ai { \ { Malar ut oe forme off Nor ih C agolina, Monthly 869,00 and} M, Watson, Rev. A.W. Setzer, db! | A i, I 1 Qlarnl. If is SMpvare ond Grisine | expences Posit' ion steady, Refer-' CS SO o Wirrac Joris, Nosa, Clese | J . ~ oh fy Y})} eq ” t Umass f yess ae ve t ‘% vert me ARCOK oe } : Ne stele le eve ithence, | nel = olteaddne essed stamped Lite and J. Ro Moore were appointed), eT yet raps | —-Deaie — Adults prefer it fo Diltes) naiseuing emvelone, ‘Phe dn inion © bot jokey wns ANG LUO T | Onies. Pries. See 7 aa) ne nis. ‘ OINVANY, | to name the shove committees apd ree? : - } -; nye “% i shite Ag EL [de ML. Ix. ( Ni@aG 4 ; : 1-5} : ¥ ‘uly ide ‘ t 1) ‘aft 7 . ¢ ‘ ole a a a . Nn} port fo the voy. . if vA yids x Git f ‘t gerrrerrer soe wat a ss rte : , Ato } Pol 11a 1100 LEB ah Ais od HULU b . tO TS TE apie? att Phis comme ties PeROS I! as fojlow 7 2 [09 a _ . Whe Nn the 2 bo our ha Be { pointe t Llouee Cemmittes Ui. Ebvedine, a tTaSs peels and Vereh: writs ly ving toy + olin ws E eG LPs nt fe é) 1 Le - 2) | ’ na f rt rine 9 om adel ‘+ DU. Pend jf Will RP . 3) V7) 597) years supplies will find it to their inter. ma ae * ce t. cy Cy the 4 oe 1a 734 > ¢ Yaadd vy be Roba eA: — ’ Am DT eg a UG Have Your was nang -ontne ine, jest Lo vet our prices before purehe 7 a& he ld ed. A. ioore, ,elsewhere., Ourstock is 3 manlece ing inenes Comiaiites lil, Raes- pe | Wits HEANCES. Ay aor ee) F . 1 i re a dal \ i lai j, iY ty & 2h \ { H nae i ‘ convey 0 . 1 | : \ \ ud i ks itty 1} | # " . — ; FTE b % f | ary it art di | WMour. Sugar, ¢ uy CMI Lites wom | J bh In {dite k ld & f | pt 19 an] wuUugar, JOffee 7) ig t § 7 ; . . \ Wal p vo | fr f er | Always nf lowestmarkxet oees Viln: | Wi , ame y} 4 trs.| s t aay eal 3 in We? ine ret uv} W OY ’ } ] : ry > Pars bem u Ui Wek, geod. dae, Gon aaVOWR, UM DSs | £% yy: ous ‘ rin } a | 4 Annie Skepparc, A. RR. Purstal, sacs. | § Hi bib : . + ye . jee 5 PAGE as we buy direcs trom mavilat pe 4 i ly al 9 oF ua I QO} tit A oe : bate U 6 | : . . ‘ rf. a 7 J. J wis. ' ager sos a é . rtiNaaetBE, a & ; ‘ ‘ , Who want uv SUD Zc. Qn motion or J. t. Moore, tev. A} a) L etapk of JN MROTLOM Os te Ine 4 EV fhe | “TOU ra , cdiplete stoi! of : Bl LW Sct tae cand i, the Hows your needs, ny I aI) \ s petzZcer Was all CW EO) iis Louse cgi Wie es | x hh ae $500.0 'eT@) | GUARANTEE. w ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. Will not injure hands or fabric, . No Washboard needed, Can use hard water “ Same as soft. Full Directions on every package, An 8-02, package for 5 cts. or 6 for 25 cts, a __ Bold by retail grocers everywhere. When the Hour Hand Points to Nine, % Have Yqur Washing on the Line.”* Sn Sina ror Gi ti Me ge ae ~ Recommended by. the best house- _ keepers for Clothes Wasbing, Dish Washing, House Cleaning. 5 Cts MPCRARE. ged gee “hii ee oay. it. be | Camunittee, Iinayce Commictee and Rev. Nw MT, Watson to the Music the Star comuiuttee compescd of J. L. Litt tle, pointed to eanvess che town and solicit the closing of all places of business at. 7:30 o'clock, P. M., during the contin- vanes 6f the servic s, Saturday nights | excepted, ; ae’) . | ON THE GO. Naines of People You Know Mayor D.C. Moore, of Bethel was here today. Dr. W. E. Warren, of Stokes, was in town today. . Darweod Wilson returned home this morning from a visit to Kinston. \ Miss Lizzie Westbrook, of Faison, arrived Monday evening ‘ta_v visit Mrs. been spending some days here with re- latives, returned home today. Julian Jordan, one of onr tobacco boys, left this morning for his home. in eenatien having closed his business for the season. R, P. Davis, cigar manufacturer, of Winterviile, was in town today pros- pecting with the view of starting a fac- WA ‘We wish to inform our many friends i, and patrons that the capacity of $ Elmwood Dairy has just been very much enlarged and improved. We? State experiment t Rale are now prepared to promptly fill all; ° e " Farm ‘ igh orders at the following prices, goods now has charge of our Dairy and jn delivered at your door: 7 | Elmwood Butter,..25 cts a pound wil Il serve yuu promptly and iad Sweet Milk,.. ....25 cts a gallon. ifactorily. We solicit your patronage. Dairy Phone 14. Residence Phone 98 ir Milk,.........8 ets a@ quart. "tre Cream,......25 cls a qaart.} E: R. Aiken. ee 5. ©. Moore .of Wilson, who has J iaeeel & WILEY BROWN, Pr oprietors: y K. &. DAVIS, Pres’t. J. L. LITTLE, Cash er R. A. TYSON, Vice-Pres, (ENTE JUNE 15th, 1896. REO STATEMEN T'O | The Bank of Greenville, GREENVILLE, N. C. Atithe Close crt Business Dec, 15th, 1s97.! 13 j ? 5 aad ¥ Ave: y. ae b, Srorton {oO C'omunittee. that suita- Jt was the sense of the meeting . Varchouce is the most ble place for the evangelist.c meetings to be held. On motion of fiev. A. We Setzer a Ji S.“Lunstall and Wiley Brown was ape} > The secretary was requested to fur. nish a copy of the proceedings of this meeting to THE Dairy RerLector for pubticution. W, H. Racgspaie, Chm. —H. Harpina, Sec. Poverty Sociable The Ladies’ Aid Society ot ‘he Christian church will give a “Poverty Sociable” Wednesday evening in, the} Munford store lately occupied by. Mra. Tunstall, at Five Points. Ice Crean and Cake will be sold. Everybody invited and a pleasant evening guar- anveed all who may attend. we ‘apranlbiemant inane stain nas aera te nha nbairees Amt atesaintis ee FOR SALE. “House and Lot. Six rooms, dining room and kitchen att: ached Good well water on lot, J. CHERRY. Here are some of our syeetaltias TR NT TR Best Table Burt ier 25 - finest | INN ie | Cheese, all % ind Crackers, Can- ‘ lways en hand dud sol ld at prices, te dies and in ruits. Best selected | @ se . sit the times. Otir goods are all b: rught Canned Goods, Pickles: Rod Dried | ong sold for CASI therefore, having no hh } ion ‘ Q OQ Fruits. Cigars and Cigarettes of | rise to ran we-sell at a close inargin. best makes. Fresh Vevetables g, M. SCAULTZ. and Flower Seeds. Scleeted sead Trish Potatoes. Oar load of Corn / i; — or Ogu. y Do. J. L. Starkey & Bro., — ‘The Loading Grocers. UNDERTAKER mm Racks. And when it comes to] ™ sach staples as Meats, Flour, Su- en EMBALMERS. ; ear, Coffee; etc., wo occupy the sancinessinaia a) eviews front row. Come to see us aid let our fine goods and low prices| talk for themselves. i é We have uct qe *y hearse and the nic&dst line of Got- fins and Caskets, in wooed, metal- lic and cloth ever brought ‘g Greenville, — We ae sroared te fo onal ing in all its forme. Personal attention given rn COnm ducting funerals and bodies en- I wish to inform my many patrens and the public that they can ndw tind me in the tH HARK where I am ready to cater to all their needs inthe way of TABLE SUPPLIES. I keep the best Fresh Meats, ankine Fresh and Salt Fish, nice Groceries, ac. Send me your orders. Goods delivered promptlé anywhere in towns a every mark of respect. Our prices are jower than ever. Ne do not want monopoly bat savite con. petition. times in the John Buggy Co's building. —s M. stiches GREENE & co, & it Mr. R.E. Ek. CRENSHAW. askillea dairyman, who was recently with the. trusted to our care will recelv@ We can be found at an and ii. lanagam ! ’ Sees Oe ——— se Se coh een eo i } i ; bs : ' i i a ui i Ey. [ a & 0 cS. Py