KIMU'g' WEEKLY.
TUESDAY.
PUBLISHED TWICE -A- WEEK
FJtlDAY
VOL 7 -NO 77
GREEJVVJLLE, JY. C, SEPTEMBER 25 WOO
25 CIS A TZIZ
Within a radius, of 25 miles of Greenville, The Weekly has treble the
subscribers of any other paper. Books always open to Advertisers.
GENERAL, NEWS.
FOR SALE.
0llC i$ il. P. return Tubular
Borer in good condition with stack
an,l fixtures. This boiler was made
bv pie City Iron Works and is
comparatively new. For price and
terms apply to
FOR SALE.
One 60 saw Brown cotton gin
ulld Condenser, in good running
nrder Will be sold cheap,
ord . W. A. Smith,
Clay Root, N. C.
jVu". 2th 1900.
GREELEY'S SAY.
Wilmington Messengers Daily condensa- A . 4 . . . .
tl0ng. A good story is told of Horace
Greeley in regard to his opinion of
THURSDAY SEPT 20th, 1900. the Chinamen, and as the China-
Russia will claim 100,000,000 man is foremost in the thoughts of
the people of the United States, no
doubt but what the story will be
relished by all. Mr. Greeley was
busily preparing an editorial for
the Tribune and some one walked
into the editorial rooms. When he
looked around he saw standing be
fore him a reverend gentleman of
Bethel, N. C. indemnity against China.
Dr. Hunter McGuire, of Rich
mond, Va., died yesterday.
The coal mine strikers claim that
they now have 126,000 men on
strike
The southern yarn mills will cur-
STRAY TAKEN UP.
In May 1899 a young bull took
tail production 40 per cent for the his acquaintance, and Mr. Greeley
next sixty days. iold him to state his business
New York dealers have put the very few words, as he was
in a
very
1 i m. a If nt m
. ; ori v.-! ion ihfTf price ot stove coai up 10 $7 a xon, ousy. ine reverena eenueman
up in iiiy . d.3 c n j "- w -. . . 1 - -
(jC Wintering last Wliiici wiui I all au vam.c ui t. vyiumi c i xv. I ooiu. mi.jittic a want f jujuw.'
TO
sin
my
stock. Owner can get him by t ; w,,nrChanfr and Princes Chine "what for?" asked Greeley.
paying costs and identifying him. been ap ointed help save 50,000 Chinamen from
Description: Black with white n .
UeL 7,: cifMi, ,Wn wv. Chinese peace negotiators. hell." "Not a red cent said Mr.
nose uu us. - r wnH Greeley, sharply, "there ain't half
nnmprkea. now auuui nuw v.io n w.v..j . .
old, half Jersey. B. M: -LEWIS places a warship at Kruger's ser-
Farmville, N. C vjces to convey him to that coun
try. ;
The war department has pur-
enough Chinamen in hell now." Ex
A SHIRT WAIST JUDGE.
STRAY TAKEN UP.
A small boar that has been with chashea 2,500 cords of wood in Ja-
1 . r-i 1 mnnthJ n'ja rT1 I -
my nogs wvaai .h- "ww" nan for the use oi our troops in
China.
Life insurance companies lose
$150,000 in Galveston. Expert
f wreckers say it will take 2,000 men
ninety days at a cost of $500,000
Greenville, N. C. to clear away the wreckage.
Wnnna in his Chicago speech
,.rT-r nTAxrr T?AD CiTP
MILLTA iwiv. -J ,or r tr,iQt but
hbnnn bv me. lhe owner can
get him by identifying him and
paying costs.
Color black with white feet,
weight,, about 5a lbs; marks, swal
low fork in eacti ear.
J. W. BROOKS,
Sept. 24, 1900'
trusts,
The Giand Jury finished up their
work and handed in their report on
last Thursday. In the report was
a resolution of thanks to Judge Rob
inson for consideration shown
them in permitting them to sit in
court with their coats off while
hearing his Honor's charge, the
weather being so intensely hot. In
extending them this considerate
permission Judge Robinson jocosly
COTTQJSJ -BUYERS'
Geo. B. W. HADLEy! Q. A. CLUTE,
COTTON BUYER -CO ITON BUYER
Oroonvlllo I5J". O. Grroon.vil o 3J". O.
Office at Bryan's Drug Store Office at RawP lewelry btore
Phone - - - - pHOF - . . . g6
Tip Top Prices Always Given
SCHOOLS ARE
BEGINNING.
You need School Books, Faper,,Tab-
lets, Pens and Ink. You will find then
atWooten's Drug Store. Greenville. Nt C
Come to see us ,
J. L. WOOTEN.
SUMMER SALL
OF
. . rM1 ni i. -A. I ... . .. . T 1 I
A complete wn. irm, g charged that wiairman jones, ue- remarked ..j wi anticipate ,he
0tre 8heneeV3l l0"ged 10 the Ct,n ba'C adoption of the slurt -.vaist arr..,g
comDieee;6in adjustable 'tooth saw, Thesenator will take the stump. men m ,he ncar fu,ure gent!emen
iniete
L'ood Dry Kiln arrangement com- Rapid progress iu improvement Gf the Grand Jury, and permit you
plete,l4 2in Grist Mill, i Swing Cut 1S being madein Galveston. Ships to remove your coats, if you rind
off Saw, i Single Edger and a lot of b n loading wheat from them uncomfortable, the weather is
SnSffitoT one elevat-raml through .oreiSn
to urates and Stack: i 25 h p Center bills of lading will be given to thai
OnnL- Kncrinft in trood condition, riv tomorrow. The work of relief
: unit) for cash. Apply to
H. HARDING,
Grecnvilje, N. C
LANDS POSTED ,
All the lands described below
h:tvc been posted according to law
hy ihe owners, whose names ap
pear and any trespassing by any
one in any manner whatsoever, by
hunting with gun or dog at any
time, fishing and trapping, cutting
limber or wood or in any other
manner is forbidden. Trespassers
will be prosecuted:
P.y J. J. NOBLES:
Home place, Barrow, Bell, Jolly,
Dixon and Fleming places in Green
ville and Pactolus townships on
north side of Tar River. Nobles
place on north side of Gridle creek
adjoining S, E. Nobles, J. F. Tyson
and others.
By D. H. MOORE:
Home place on south side of
Grindle creek adjoining J. N. Moore,
W. H. Whichard an4 others.
and clearing up the city is perfectly
systematized.
Between Germany's demand for
I punishment of the leaders of the
GMnese rebellion before negotia
tions are begun and France and
Russia deciding to withdraw their
troops from Pekin, our government
is in a dilemma. ' An answer to
Germany's note will be made today.
so very hot and oppressive." Imme
diately every man on that jury
hucked off his coat with a look of
t vtreme gratification that foretold
th above resolution. Goldsboro
Arc us.
Fashionable Millinery.
I am now selling my entire stock of Summc Mithr.eiy. con
sisting of all the Latest Myle ami New Good
AT GOST FOR CASH.
I aho have a nice assortment . fjcurlrv. Ur.-u:clets, Summer
Felt Hats, Shirt Waists New ttylc hYIt, Emb'nidcry. Stamped
Linens &c, at very low price?.
Mrs. M. A. L
f
( n Mrffu tu ct m lr..ut ot J. C. Cobb a: Sd
THE STAR WAREHOUSE
-AM) THE-
FARMERS INS. MEETING.
The Sixth Annual meeting of the
Pitt County Branch of the Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Association
ofN. C, will be held in the court
house in Greenville on Monday,
October 1st, 1900 at 12 o'clock M.,
for the purpose of Electing officers
tor the ensuing year and such othef
business as may come before it.
Jno. S. Harris, President.
Since iSf4 the total vote at each
successive Prsidential election has
shown an incie'tsc over the vot-. of 1
the preceding contest, rrcm 1 5 f 4
to 1 363 the gain was 1,700. :oo;
troni iS63 to 1S72, 700.000; f-.im
i 6 S ,ooo; trom id5o to 1304,
Soo.ooo; trm 1SS4 to 1SS8, 1.300
O03 (an abnormally largeiucrease nl
accounted tor by the admissio-.i
new States); from 18SS to 129,
700.000, and from 1S92 to 1896,
1,900,000. This year the prd blc
total popular vote is estimated at
16,000,000
GREEWILLL
MARKET
Greenville ai.d icinity had a
big shower Sunday evening, brrak-
By James L. Little. SecV & Treas. J ingthe hot spell a few days be
Sept 20th, i9oo. for2-
BV H. F. KEEL.
Home place, known asthe James
Sutton place; the Guilford Stokes
place and the R. M. Starkey place
tn Greenville township adjoining
the lands of B. F. Patrick Mrs WVr
ren tuckea and others
,m t. tronomers sav ! l he progressive nations nf the
... : . . 4. j Aor!d are the great food consuming
aiiil the extreme heat this sum- . , .. i
mer, and doctors declare nearly all
the prostrations were induced by
disorders of the stomach. Good
health follows good digestion.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what
you eat. If you have indigestion or
dyspepsia it will quickly relieve ai;d
j nations. Good food well digested i
gives treglh. If you c&m.nt iioi
all you eat, you need Kodol ly- '
pc sia Cure. It digests wht you j
eat. You nt-ed net diet yo-jreit. '
It will evii digest all classes of j
food in a bottle No other prepa. j
ration vill "do this. It instai tly re-
;;cvs :nd on;c!v cures all !.:ti.i h
FOR TFE SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO
Sell on Grer'iivi lie Market.
Peca use it 1- m"-. oji.i nt Late'ti Carohnx in amount of
annual sab, ha . : -g i nearly 1 3oo,oco t" e pu! reason and
sccor.d . n-ntr in hc country 1 -high i:ir. W'r hve a larg
and etticient corp f buycr5 ho ntiend the sab fextiUrly,hciCC
forcing prices hit vr thr i:jh co'iipctit'on.
Sell at thuST.vR WAREHOUSE
Iicaic 't is the leading house, having tol! lialf 2 mil
lion moreJhan anv othrr h'uve ih'j past seao'i mud over one
fourth on ami ict -f Hihri:c Thr tells it own tale, and
why is this? Because we thoroughly know our butne, attend
to it itrictly ai.d have ample capital to protect our patrons.
W e don't guarantee you more than any other hous. but
guarantee as mch as jny aid more tharvsme and honest deal
ings in aliening Try us with a load or snipmmt and b-convinced
thjt we don't promirc anything wc don't do.
Thanking you in advance for your patronage and feeling
contident that we can sMlfy you if y.:u arc atifiaMc" we arc
yours to sere.
permanently cure you J. I- Wooten tr.uS.e- J I- Wont. n.
COWARD, HOOKER & CO.