King's Weekly.
By HENRY T. KING.
Editor and Proprietor.
Entered at the postoffee at Greenville, N
C' A second cks mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION, 23 CENTS A YEAR.
Adyertising rats: furnished on
application-
FEIDAY,
IToyember I, 1895-
railroad exhibits, largely from
North Carolina, and even the
State exhibit in the Minerals
and Forestry building not
grouped together.
Taken altogether, properly
grouped and displayed in one
building, North Carolina's ex
hibit would have been highly
credible and about as good as
any, but displayed as it is, its
true value and worth are un
derestimated There are some
tine exhibits of farm products,
building stone minerals &c, and
what a pity they are so badly
arranged.
We were forcibly impressed
with the enterprise of some
Populists, who censured the
State for its exhibit, but not a
word but that of praise for the
Douglass Legislature. Such is
wisdom unapplied.
THE CENTURY.
HOOD-WIXKIXG.
Mr Dana, of the New York
Sun, recently gave some inter
esting facts about increasing
newspaper circulation He was
doubtless striking at his co.item
porary, the World. He said,
after the forms were in the press
it was ah easy matter, and small
cost, for a paper to run off 200
i iirr
uw U1 ouuuuu Pal)fcIS II,oie Iua With the November Century
wusueeueu, ami men gei me , tUe magazine sets out on the
pressman's affidavit as to, the i second twenty-live years of its
numoer run on, aaa me press- career The event is celebrated
man never knew what become by a specia, anisti cover
of the papers, but that a certain new (lress of t of individua
. ill U TT...1 J 1 J 1
uii.i, up tae iiuuson uiu. fiIlt an ,iirornl nnmnos nf-TliH
He said, that by such means a Centurv s Quarter of a Century
paper's circulation (0 could be : and a tal)le ()f c ntents indit.a.
increased wonderfully and its ; tive of the aims of the nC
patrons be not benefited. : zine as an encou:ager of ,itera
And about the same is prac- ; ture and art and as an advocate
ticed by smaller sheets. It's an of pro.ress in 1)0iitjPai, socia,
e f,r Persistent and intellectual things. It is
s !i" ! 1,1 -'mS t( replete with the must interest
toiretiier a tew old. dollars and
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Save 25 Per Cent
-UY 11UYING YOUU GOODS FKOM-
then make a great show of send
ing macter from the pens of the
most popular and noted writ-
Little & Satterthwaite,
Puctolus, X C Near Railroad Depot
We are receiving every dav, our stock of well assorted
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Also BOOTS and SHOES
BOUGHT HKFOKK TIIK ADVANCE. Our prices cannot be
duplicated in Pitt County. Our Hate, Caps, &c, are the BKST
and CHEAPEST ver brought to this market. Our lino of
GROCERIES, comprising everything kept in a firt-clas
Grocery Slcr connot he excelld in quality or in pric. Call
and gee ns and we will convince you of vrhat we fay. Highest
cash prices paid lor all kinds of country product.
UTTIjE ct5
ing out a great number of extia;ero relatintr to the orincioal
copies for advertising purposes j topics ot tlje da and 11ost ilu
when in fact, the few mailed go ' portant historical events. The
to people and parts unknown, Hfe of Napoleon is continued
and lots lie around for use as and the most important event
wrapping paper among a few of his lite his transformation
merchants. Yet the pressman from First C()Usul t() Eniror
can make an affidavit that "so of the French, is graphically de
and so" many are printed, but ' 1icted Another thin- Prof"
what becomes of them ! sloane has thrown
ro those who understand any-!light ou the innerJile of N
thing about such methods, ,t poleon and Josephine and ,
looks like our people are very , shown juslificalion f()r
easily hood-wmk-d and a,ejleun in much of hi
very anxious to see their names towards her and she is ,lou n
m print, when taken in by such to have been morta, possessi
And another thing. When a", manv0f fhe weakness perta in
paper sends but about three , im; to intriguing woman The
copies free for advertising pur- j Century's contents show a vast
pose to about one subscriber v iriety of matter suited to all.
the law says it is ruu simply for I The issues of 189G from Demo
advertising purposes and must 1 11,? nJ KPhlican
nav Dosta-e accord i n -1 v I ?.tandlx7nts th A meman ques
lay postage accora i n g i y. non and manv other mmi k
1 T t n t- thin mi mnnt n n . -T a . 1 . .
imua m. pwai, uiusier j jecis maK.es it a most valuabu
NEW
GOODS
CLARK'S
Hig Ior of
New Fall Good
about this I
X0RT0 CAROLINA AT ATLANTA.
The true North Carolinian
not look upon his State's exhib
hibit at the Atlanta Exposition
with feelings of much pride.
It is true, it has a fair exhibit,
but the manner in which it is
displayed, private exhibits,
scattered in several buildings,
number.
The Statt Fair wi3 a gre.it snc
cess and the aid hows werr un
dandies. 4For men o.-ly.M had
great attractions and the oairers or
the Fair wen in just to see what
they were. They saw and condemn
ed, but "For men only' continued to
do a rushing business till the ch s.
Fairs were once grrat gambling
gatherings, but ihpy seem to lmve
changed to immoral shows. Will
such be tolerated ?
.7 7. Cherry
J H. Mo ye. ,
7 (i. Mo,f.
J. B, CHERRY
& CO.
We extend our thanks to our
friends and customers for their
patronage in the past ana ask!
them not to forget us ir the fu
ture, when in need of any goods
we carry. Ue shall at all tims
strive to sell good, Jlcliabh
Goods at the
Lowest Prices
Call en us for Dry Goods.
Notions, Hats and Caps, Shos
Umbrellas, Crockery, -Lamps
Glassware, Tinware. ood
ware Hardwaie, Groceries,
Plows and Farming Tools
Trunks and 'JinveJirg Yvs
Guns, (Scissors, Shears, Button
hole Scissors and Ha. on war,
ranted to irive satisfaction).
FURNITURE.
Lace Curtins. and Curtain Poles
and Floor Oil Cloths, Library
nd Hand Lamps. If you want
The Best Shoes
for Men and Boys. le sure you
get L. M. Reynold's it Co'ej.
They are the best. Thre are
other Reynold's Shoes for sale
but if you' want the lnst vo u
must get L. M. KevnoUfs &
Cn.
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IS COMPLKTi:.
lie wantM your fradr. He'll get
i tK if nu're wide-nwukt.
I'leaM . -riuciiiKT to set; Clark
v hen ou w ant
DEESS GOODS, IIOTiONS,
There nrv ckh jjimmIs ard bad
ccmhIj, bud g. kJs are not cheap
t any j.ricr. (iood goids cheap
art- thf kind that Clalk is sell
ing ?o inaiiT of.
Nit iinrs of dimples for Coitom
Work in Men Clothing. Pric-
vtv chvap.
H. E. CLARK.
J. B. CHE- RY & CO M .V.lrSton- OprranocrtBK