Seventeen Marines Killed at
Vera Gruz Being Oroiight
Home For Burial
\'ki;a ritr>^. .\ia.v ru, inHti.s
IT liliu'jaiki'Is and mariiioj
kiilt'il i;i ihf sIitci, li.aliliiiK iliiriuir tli'.'
opiTalioiis ari’ompanyiiiu; IIk' inciii’a-
lii'ii 111' \’rra Cm/. )iy llif I'uitnl Slalo!;.
ili i't.starii'il (111 ihfir way lo N. w >'ori'.
liHlay (ii! luiard llu- cniiscr Moiilana.
I'oli'inn lioiu'i's wi i'i' ])aiil by tlii' .m'c i!
■i'si'iu!ilai;i' (11 Ciiili'd Si.Ui's :iii'l iiir
■if'ii tta:' vt'ssrls as llic M.mtana li' pa’"
<■(1.
'I'hi- I Ti'U's Ilf ilii' warshiiis in luIl iini
li I'm Inn il the r-liii'S (1 Hill' ua"'lil|'.-
aiui as lilt' Miiiilaiia ri aiii' il t ai li (■ii. J
ll.i' Ill' ll r>liH)(l at alli'iiUiiii, till’iiiari!'-
ii.iarils iirrsi’uli'il arms and th'' sliiiw
hinds [ilayi'ii. nm' hy niii', l!i,- ipUirs
I'l llii' liulilin^ i-rat'l sank to half masl
as I 111' .Montana passrd tUfdUiiU a lain-
loi'iiii-d |iv divisions oi' Ilir AtUiniii
On sliori' diiriiii; llii' Muiilaiia's pas
sa.Si' out o 11 111' liarlior tli'' t'lai; I'Vi-r
lirinadii-r IIi'IH'ImI Krodi'rii U Ftiiislon'--
luadiiuai'tiTs was half nuistt'd and was
oiil> raised a.uain wl’.i'ii Hn- vi'ssi l bad
disapp.-arvd o iillu' liori/.on.
SHOW i:l{S I'KKDK I KI)
I’AIM OI THIS ^ I 1 tv
ri'HiiM'raliiri's >\ill Ht' VIioto tlio >»'i
loiiiil Vvfnm'c -Tliiindcr S((iniis
in Kiir \>es1.
WASIilXGTON, May Slio«. rs ili..
nrst half of llu wn'k ovit most of t!i''
ciuiilvy I'roiii the Mississippi to I hi
\ilaiiti( rt'.th ti'mpi'raluri.s ahovi' scii-
soiial uvi-raci . and sIiowits and ilmi;
di'P suirnis in thi' far wi'si thf lasr
P'.irl (if ilu' wi'i'k fort'cast by tin- wi atU
I!' buri'aii tonight.
"Indii ations art- ihat tln' t> nipi ::, ■
li.ri- will LivtTaf,'!' aliovc thr normal ki’U
• rally in thi' oastiTn and soiulurn
siati-s and ihf !;ri‘ai ci-ntral valh'ys.
said till- biilli'iiiK •'Tlif ppi'ciiiitaiion
(.liirini; tin' wn-k will b'' loi ai but fairl.>
W'dI distributi'd ov.t tlir un'ai i-. ntr.'i
vallf.'.'s. till' ri'}:riiin o fib'- (Iri al l,ai\-'
.iiid til" i-asti'rii southrrn statis.
'■.\n ar’-a of ow baronn'tric pri-ssiiii
Ihat now lovi rs tlii' plains stall's W'll
ri'acb till' Allaniii- stati-s 'I'Ufsday nr'
W'i'diii'sday. this di'pri'ssion will In- a'
I lull'd by sho\?i rs lln' tirsi half of ih.‘
1VI-. k oV'T niiifii of till- fountr> from
till' Mississippi vab-y ti> tln' Allan'i-
roast and in Ibf pulf stati's
".\notlii-r (listurl)ani'i' in tlii' far wr :
Wi'ilivsday o 'I'liursday will prevail
r.\ .'P 111" iniddb' wi'st iii'ar 111'' i lnsi’ if
'111' Wi-. k . '■
large Ms Mlended [he
Closing Mses of
Scliool
SVI.NTKHVll.LK, .Ma.i- 1. .Miss Cora
V, . bslon of Walstonburi; is vi.-iiiiiii;
Miss .\iuia .McC.lohurn ni'ar h< re.
II is almost tiiiii' t'l bi'plu to nili -
vai" yoiir croi). so you bi'tti'r s"i-
W .Xiiii" and ,t;i'i oii'' "I tlmsi' fxri'i
ii'iit ( ulivalors Iji'fori' ttu y arc all
Sl.’li.
\\'i‘ ari- si'lliim at i osl a iiiri- 'ini- of
straw hats. Harrington, l!arbi-r and
' ('
Mis.-> !li I'-n Smith was \isiiin,!; .Mrs.
I!. I'. Co.\ and otli'-r frii’iids hfr'.- last
COWED THE CHINESE.
The “Foreign Devil" Used a College
I Yell as a Battle Cry.
I On lifiiu'il a launch on wlii-,'}] I was
.“wilins np tliy Van^itxe river were
about thirty ('liinpst- soldiors of sucli a
^ rngiiiinitfin appcnr.-itu'o as lo o.xi irt* iny
suspicions, but fortiinnti'ly without
fh('ir rith's. As t'vi'rnns (.if tlio first day
caiiu> on tlu'v crinvib’il !iriuiiul the
Pinall dtvk !)oiisi> aiul (iciiiaiub'd of the
iiitiro a.cTi'iit to knnw what llu> ”for-
i'i.cn (i(.'vil" was di'iii'j: lioro. Now, 1
JiaiJ boi'ii (.'Icaninvr Mini I'iliii;; tlio viiri-
(iiis pans of niy samplo iiiai'liini‘ >rtiii
tliirim;' tlu> »la v.
lU'foiv ni.uhtfall I drrw th(» bliiuls of
till* (Icckliouso and. qiiit'kly assi'mbliiii;
th(> LTUii. .slipped ill a li>ad(.'d bolt. 1
now toiii t(ii' asi'iit, who was wliiio
with fi'.-ir. to 'I'll th('S(i fellows that this
‘■forei.cn devil" "ln'lon.u: erazy" and also
■'bun U'lii" (Very tiereei and as a sort of
waniiiig to "keeii (,'tf tlu' >:rass" I oi'eii.
I'd the door and let etV a string; of
about fifty sbo's iiito the air. at tlip
saiiu' time jriviiitr the Vali> eolleLre y«'ll,
vvbieli was ilie h.indiest v\.irer.v I could
ttiink (if at the inonieiit.
Whether it was the inforuiation im
parted by tb(> ajjent, Chen, the shots or
the V.ib' cheer I laniiot say, but all
hands I'rowiled to ilie olbi'r end of the
Ifliini h ;iiid remained at a ri'sptvtfii!
distanee until Nam han^ w.as reaebiHf.
to the f;re:it aiiiiiseiiient ef the Chint'se
captain and enirineir, who. hewever,
had dei'iiled il nood |n)Iic.v to allow
the piissensers to settle their own
disputes without interference. This
irH'ldent is ple.isinit to remember, but
lit tile time 1 w:is badl.v scared.—From
‘■Drummiiii: kevoliitionary China," by
Rarflett t;. Viiin;, in World s Work.
ORIGIN OF BANK CHECKS.
Den«e London Fogs, )t Is Said, Forced
Their Introd'jction.
It is claimed that the business world
owes the idea of the bank clu'ck to
nothin.ir else than I.oiidon's fosrs.
Thes(> fo”s are sometimes of such
density tbat tlu> pt'deslrian r'an S(>e but
a f('w feet ah(>ad nf him. .''ninethiiit;
over a Inriidrril years a:;i'. it is said
the attacks I'f thieves and h;i;bway-
nien in the Hritish lapii.il upon baiil;
nn'ssenuers ami iradi'siKeu H'liui.
Hirouuh the <!l'eels I" sellle Iheir bills
iK'canie so fr.'ijiieiii in limes nf heavy
foS as scriiiu.~!y in iiiii-rfere witii the
conduct nf l.nllil'iir.' Im'ilH'SS,
It was t-as\ I'.I' the lliii'f 1(1 .■inibiish
liis victim, ehili iiiiii ii.i'i insensibility,
rob him :iiiil !bi"i di-^-ii'pe.-ir into the
inarky atni"S|i|iei'i-. uiili ‘iii'e likell-
; liO'ul of api ri lieiisi' ii ni iileiit iii'-ailon
or that I’assersby W'.iiM wiine-s the
conuiiissidii of the ' linie nr be nf any
,'issistanco in the i li.i-e.
Jn thesi.' r:ri um^i.'iiu-e- b.iukers,
tradesmeTi and nibi is -..t ib"ir wits to
! workiii:;. wiili jlie i. vult that ihe bank
check was devi^nd fm- i!ie payment of
debts. Suoii the hiuliw ay im'ii found
that a few picies Ilf 1 ajcr were all the
booty they \\i>tr likely tn iret from a
"holdup" nf evil a wealihy trades
man. .\cror'liiiLTly Hie ,i' tivi!ies of the
daylivtbt robbers mumi , ;iine to an end,
but till' c'^iiveiiieii' e nf the bank check
proved SI.1 ureal that it survived not
only in I."l.dnu, but was adopted
thraiiilioui the civili/.t'ii world,-Wash
ington ,S:ar
C. li. Wilkinson, ARcnt,
•Mutual I’n'm'lil l-ifo and lufii.r;inc(' Ch.. .Newark. .\. ,1.
-M.v Dear Sir: —Kindly acc.'pt my many thanks for check in the
amount i)( vjsUH'O.UO. which is lull settleiiii'iit under policy -N'd.
(lloiilli -Collin I'.'. 'J'ucker, luy son.
riio death proofs were iiiadt mil on the l‘ith of .April and ch‘'ck
was rccei.cd on the L’Jnd, 'J'his vilhiii itself shows the iironiptuess
and scrvicc which the .Mutual lii iictit l/ifc Insurance Co,, gives
You are lo be conuueiuled lor repriseiiting a company like the
•Mutual I’cnelit l.ife Insurance Ci-. This policy was issued last .Tiiiii'
and llieri' had been but one pr'liiiiim paid mi the polii-y, \\’ishin„'
,'iui iiiiiih siii-c'ss, I am.
^Durs very ttul.\ .
•lOll.V i!. 'I Ti K l-.l!, •Vdmlnisi rator,
%
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=#
Candidates Cards
All Caiididiite Curds are I2.0U per
iiieli per mouth pa;uliie in iidvuiice.
lOK nti:AsriMiK.
I will be a candidate for Ihe olliec
of Triusurer of I’itt County, subject
to the action of the Di'niocratic Pri.
mary. I ihank the people for the >:i,i
port they have given me in th' past
iMid if elected, promise to give them
the same service I have tried to give
!>iuce 1 have been in ofiico,
W. I! \VI!.S(i.\
4^L'L’-tf.
For ISIieriiT.
I w ish to announce to my friends and
to the public generally that 1 am a
candidate for the ollice of sheriff if
I’iii county subject to the action of
the Democratie primary, I will appre
( iate the siijiport of all,
R, HY,MA.\.
For .Sliei-iiY
I I wish to announce to my friends
.and the public generally that 1 am
I ( aiididate for the oHice of sheriff of
I I’itt county subject to the action of
Solid
Comfort!
The home fhat In fiiriiitthed
•»} ns is a reully cosy, com-
foHai*ic home-like placc—
heraiisc the furnitare you
elioose here Is Intended ex-
xaetly for that purpose.
Furniture
I hi.t will suit your tastes—the plaee ymi intend for it -lust but
nut Ica'I yonr jnirse. See the «iYeri',i(?s.
Taft & Vandyke
\v.
-K
i-'or all kinds nf liardwar" li. I',
l-’oi r"sl and I'n, 'riii-y have a nice liii'
tli rultivalnrs .iiid l raL.-plallti-rs .
11 you ari' in ne. d nf lumber nf nn..
kind you will niaki- no misiake ; ' si ■
i|ie t). K. Lumb' r and .Maniilac I'riii'.;
('oDipan\' •
•Miss Sallii' .''^miili nf Unb.-rsiiiiviil''
V siiiiig •Misse.'~ .b’liiri- and I.a Uii" .M'
< ;i(d:orn ni'ar h'-re.
Will'll in iii'- d 111 liirnitur'- .-■■ ■ A
W . .-Vnge and (,'ci.
.K iii-w line of up '■> dati h.ils anil
1,1 ps at llarriimion. i;.irl)'-r and Cn
.Mrs, Hirbi-rt .Ii-nkins nf Aiilaiidei.
who lias bi'i'ii visiiin.^: li"r pareii's
.Mr, and .Mrs. .■\, (I, Cnv, returnefi
bomi lliis morning. $
If it is any thins ni dry goods or no
lirns i;, I>, Kore.st and Co has it
Strayeii! f)ne Iron .irray mule be'i
Viome April 2ii. W, '1' MIks. Clioci.
loinity. .V, ('•
'riier<' was a big crowd of folks her*'
last week attending the Wintervil!'
High Sehool ConiniencenienI • The
I iiiiini ncement was in every way a sii-
Cl ss as it always is. The school has
won a great reputation for having <
< I'llent commencenK'nts and tbi-re j
i'l ways a crowd here to it^
Raw Sponges.
Ti’> pevsniis who know spoTi'.;es only
118 they appear ready for sale and use
the nnimal ;is it cnnn'S from the .sea
would be uiirei.'oyiiixab!(i. It is a soli'l
looking, rather slimy, tiesliy body, va
rying in ooliir from li^ht grayish yel
low tlirongli ,‘i range nf brown.s to
bla.jk and in fnrm it is cun shaped,
si'heroidal op eake shaped, according
fii the s[)ecies, it.s age or the envirm-
iiient in wbicb it grew. In general, in
appe;ir:uic(? and c.Uisi.stencv and llie
manner in whii'h it cuts with a knife,
n living sheep's wool sponge i.s not un
like a piece nf beef liver perforated
with boles and i iinals. Tin' sponge cf
the markets is nierely tin; sk('leton. the
.'Juppi.irtlng framew.irl: wliich gives
prrf-nglh aiiil f .riii to the soft, gelati-
Douci tissue of the living aniiuiti.
For Solii'itor.
Co the Democratic Voters of Itie Fifth
Judicial District:
At the request of Democrats from
various sections of the district I hero
L/ announce that 1 will be a caudidati
:n the ne.xt judicial conventio* for the
Ortice of Solicitor for the Fifth Judi
cial district,
R, A, NUXX.
4 111 Iw ,\ew Bern, N. C
tl’.o Democratic primary, and will ap
preciate the vote and help of any.
3-i;*-tf. W, SIMON MOYK.
For Sheriff
I wish to announce to my friends
that 1 am a candidate for sheriff -jf
r'itt county, subject to the action ot
the Democratic primaries. Should I
he elected I will endeavor to serve
Ihe people one and all to the best of
my ability, I will appreciate your
\ote and help.
KR.VHST U, DI DLKYV
For ( oiisfalde.
1 aniiouiue lo the voters of Oreen
\ille lownship that 1 am a candidat':
for constabb' subject lo the action of
the Democratic primary and will ap
preciate the hi’lp of any,
AMDS C, ,lACKSf>,\,
t L'l If
For 'I'roasurer.
I use this method of announcing to
tlie voters of Pitt county that I am a
caiKlidate for Treasurer subject to the
action of the Democratic Primary. 1
solicit the vole and help of my friends
and the public generally, and if elect
ed 1 promise to fulfiill the duties of
tl'.e ollice to Ihe best of m.v ability.
I M O. W, HAIlUrxnTON.
1 “A B A” Checks
GOOD IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD. . .
For Sheriff
To my fellow citizens of Pitt county
I heii'by announce myself a candidate
for Ihe nomination for sheriff of Pitt
county subject to the action of the
Democratic primary of said county. I'
nominated and elected I pledge myself
to make you a good oflicer. Thanking
one and all for their support and co
operation I am.
J.VO. I>. OIBSOX.
if ( hicod Township. Criniesland. N, c,
'4 L’O 14.
Flies Greatest Germ Carriers.
The niiisiiuii'i ini|ilani> (he Kerm nf
inalaria, and tli'-^ i.-irry ihe ^ernis of
tuliei'i'Ulo.-,is .'I- Well .'IS III her disease',
.such as tyidioid and diphllu'ria.
D'ln't wait until the warm weather
t'j kill the tly
Sv.'.-il tiiiu iiiiw liefiire llie Imblovers
lifi^in t'l proiiacate.
>Otiie
Having bu(;n elected las Listi r tor
the town of (irneiiville for the year
1;T4, this is to notify all persons liab!('
for taxes ihat I will be at llie court
hmist' during Ihe monlh of May, l!>14.
frr Ihe purpose of listiiiK taxes for the
said town of Greenville, All persons
liable for taxes please come forward
and list thf> same. This lirst day oi
May, 1?14.
1 t'f I? A TYSO.V. Tax Tak. r
Uinual Heetinp—Ihe Home Ituililiim
and Loan Association.
The ninth annual meeting of the
shareholders of the H(<tn<‘ Huildin.r;
ai d I»an As-ocia^'m will be lii'bl in
Mayors office at the city hall. Tuesday
evening at S;,'Ju. Kvery member of th '
association should attend this meet
ing and by their presence lend theii
hearty support to an institution that is
doing more for the upbuilding nf
Creenville than anything else.
SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER TBAI>9
Atlantic Coast Line.
North Bound South Bound
I No. 58 8:18 a, m. No. 72 1:18 p. m
No. 72 5:22 p m. No. 69 6:30 p, 31.
Norfolk Sonthern.
' East Bound West Bound
I No, 4 1:02 a. m. No. 3 3:19 a. n?
I No. 2 9:32 2l. m. No. 17 7.54 a. tn
I No. 18 6:35 p. m. No. 1 5:02 p. O'
PoBSiblT Huerta wanted the ultima
tum delivered In persitn
For SheriiY.
T«' the Democratic Voters of Pitt coun
ty:
I take this method of announcing iny
candidacy for sheriff subject to the
Democratic primaries. Should 1 be
ebcti'd I will endeavor to administer
the duties of the office with prompt
ness, using coutsey to all. I thanU
you for your support and beg to re
main your obedient servant.
Very respectfully
l:: u .1 ,r, sattkrhwaiti;
I
For Constable.
announce to the voters ot (Ireen-
ville township that 1 am a candidate
for constable subject to the aiiion o''
Ihe Democratic primary and will ap-
;)reciate Iheir vote and help.
4 14 A. R. STi:i‘P.
For Clerk of Superior Court.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for clerk of Superior Court of
Pitt county subject to Ihe action of
the Democratic primary. Grateful for
the flalti ring vote the people gave m<-
four years ago. I again sidii'il your sup
pert. If elect('d I will fill Ihe office
lo the best of my ability.
2 If .1,1). COV,
For Treasurer.
I announce to my friends and the
Voters throughout Pitt trounty that I
am a candidate for Treasurer subje. t
lo the action of the Demoi'ratic pri
mary. If elected 1 will serve the peo.
pie to the best of Hiy ability. Hoping
to receive your vote and support 1 am.
4 J:; 14 C. T. Mr.'.T‘’()t!D
For Sheriff.
1 wish to announce to the voters ot
Pitt county that I am a candidate for
sheriff subject to the action of the
Democratic primary. If elected I prom
my ability; never shirking from the
ise to serve the county to the best of
duties of the oflSce. Thanking you in
advance for your vote and support
JDK McLAWHORN,
For Sheriff.
I take this method of announcing 11
the citizens of Pitt county tbat 1 an-,
a candidate for the office of sheriff,
subject to the action ot the Democratic
Darty, If elected I wll endeavor to
serve the couty to the best of ability. I
will appreciate your vote and anv
help you may give me.
C. E, FLEMING,
For Treasurer.
I hereby announce myself as candi
date for Treasurer of Pitt County sub
jcct to the Democratic primary.
4 If, tf. W. L. HAI.L,
For Sheriif.
r hereby announce myself a candi
date for sheriff of Pitt county, hopln;
my good friends will help me. If elect
ed I will ser»e you faithfully.
H. B. SM.TH
NOrit K OF FLK(110\.
lie it ordained, by the board of al
dermen of the town of Greenville, in
a call meeting, on Friday night the
L’4th day of April. ItiH, as is provider,
by the charter of said town and the
various amendments theri'to. as fol-
lows;
1. That an election bo held in th"
several wards of said town, on Jlon-
dry. Ihe 1st day of June, lt)14, for
the purpose of electing live aldermen
for said town. Those persons elccto-1
from the :ind. 3rd and 4th wards of
said town shall continue in ollice for
two years from the lir.st day of July.
1014. and those from the 1st and 5th
wards for one year from July 1, ]!Hi.
or until their successors are duly
('Iccted and (jualilied. .^Idi rmen to bi
eb'cled from each of the five ward.s
()1 said town as aforesaid:
‘,i. That the following named per
sons are hereby appointed as reg
istrars and judges of the election, to
hold and conduct said election in the
various wards of said town, to-wit:
1st ward, ('has. Cobb, registrar;
,r. 15. White and .1. I. Smith, judges
of election.
2nd ward, .M, H. WhitCj registrar:
L. W. Ijawrence and B, F. Patri''k
judges of election.
£rd ward, D, T. Beaman, registi'ar,
J. S. Tunstall. J. F. Brinkley, judges
of election.
4th ward, D. D. Haskett, registrar;
James Brown and W. M .Moore,
judges of election,
5th ward, J. G, Bowling, registiar;
H. (,'. Edwards and H. L. Cow id.
judges of election.
o. That said election shall bo hel'l
:i* Ihe various places in said wards,
towit;
Isl ward, at court house.
2nd ward, at J. K. Winslows sta-
3rd ward, J. S. Cockrell's ofTlce.
1th ward, at .Munford's store. Five
5th ward, at J, F. King's stables.
4. That regi^ iMwks of sai l
town will be open at the various poll
ing places in each ward on Wednes-
uay, Thursday and Friday, May 27.
2''. and 29, from 9 o'clock, a. m . t.i
Ore o'clock p. m. as is provided fo»
by the charter of said town
t Imd. j
ISSUED BY
Greenville
Banking & Trust
Company.
Coward wooten Drug Co.
Onls the Besi
‘Drug*
Uaed in Oar
Pfmaiftkn
Department
L—itnt DtmtiMt »nd SmJmtn
MONTAULK
ICE
CREAM
Stiparitr (0 arty.
AU Stia FmaUtIn
Drtnk*
Toilet Artielu,
Full Unt of
Stationvy,
Conklin Fountain
Pens,
Kodak Supplies
is«itVo Co ward-Wooten Drug Co. ScSSS*.
T. I. Moore
Jesse Speight
Moore & Speight
INSURANCE
Fire, Health and Accident
Opposite Proctor Hotel
Norfolk Southern R. R.
ROUTE OF THE -AIOHT EXPRESS’
Scli^dole In Effect Jaaoary 11, 1911
N. B,—The followinE schedule fisurei
published aa information ONLY
and are not guaranteed.
Trains Leave ureenriUe.
EAST BOUND
1:02 a. m. daily, "Night EzpreM"
Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk,
S;32 a. m. dally, for Plymouth, Elizs
betta City and Norfolk. Brollei
Parlor Car service Washinttoc
to Norfolk. Connects tor
points north and wegt.
6.35 p. m. daily except Sunday, t»
Washinston.
WEST BOUND.
3:19 a. m. daily for WlUon, Raleigl
and weet. Pullman sleeping cm
service. Connects no>th, soutli
and west.
7:54 a. m. daily, except Sunday, foi
Wilson and Raleigh. Connectt
for all points.
6:02 p. m. daily for Raleigh and al
Intermediate stations.
For further Information asd reser
vations in sleeping cars, apply to i
L. Hassell, agent, Greenvilla N. C.
H. S. LEARD,
General Passenger Agent
W. A. WITT.
General Superintendent.
NORFOLK. VA.
HOTSBI M«TDI
Into N ■takiss
Oorntr to4 ft kvau MrMt«
•AM BK«BT
Trantfor tf«a
No. t, Nldit ur VsT
i(n«t« all Traju
CHOICE CUT FBOWEBS
For all occasions, Ro«ea, Carna
tions, Violets and Valiies the lead
ers. Our art in wedding arrangi»-
ments are of the latest toaclu Noth
ing finer in floral offerings to be had.
Blooming pot plants, azalias. Hy
acinths, palms, ferns, Norfolk pines
aid many other nice pot plants.
Rose bushes, evergreens, shruh-
erries, hedge plants and shade trees.
Mall, telegraph and felephone orde/s
promptly executed by
J. L. O'QaInn A Co.,
Phones: Store 42, Greenbouse 141i.
RALEIGH, N. C.
D. J. Wblchard, Jr.,
Agent >’or Ureenviiie ana Ticinity
Cabbage Plants
XILLIOKS OF THOROUGH BBEB
FUO*!iT PROOF CABBAGE PLANT4
FOB SALE.
The followlnrTM'leties: jersey Wak«*
field, Csrleston ^tkefleld« 8n«MS-
slon and Large Late Dnua Head.
This selMtloo sbonld glre coutta*.
ons keadlBgs throngb the snmmer.
.. Prepared for shipment 1 ntlosshri’
Prepared for nhipinent In lota from
lOM to 10,000 at 91.2s per aonsanl.
over 10,000 at 11.00 per aousaai fl
0. b. GreenrlUe, N. C. Caa raitll
ordera aaj ilie.
Conat lAd latlsfaetlaa faaraataai.
L. C. Arthur
GREEJiTILLE, H. C. ,