Marriage Licenses
Kegiater of Deeds Brascoe Bell has
issued licenses to the following coup
les since last report.
WHIT1-:
tieo. Leon Allc'u o( Heavor Uai i
and Minnie ij. Allen of GroonvilU'.
]•;. Kiistertine of Swift Crorh
ami Mary A'ann of Contentiit'a.
1. AV. IMaylock and Miimu' li. AVi;-
l<crt;i»n of Farinville.
A\)ii. Ij. Hadley nf Martin County
and .\nnii' Ix’gnett of Carolina tow:;-
.ship.
COI.OUKI)
l-'raiik IIos!?art and Ijillie liarnliil.
i.f Uethfl.
Hi'iiry liiilliii and ^[ary Mooio v'i
Chifi'd.
I’olo I'onnor and Cora WiUoinihl;.
of Contontnoa.
Ijonnie Williiiins and Mainiu i;f
.-^wift Cri'i'k.
rias Hiniby and Annit' \ I'laiiii'ls
(it (irocnvillo Imvnsliiii.
llfiu-y Wliiiliurst and Klizabeih
ll.irjior tif (iroiMivillo to\vns;liip.
nn i: Vi:\Hs A kimtivk
i>y> \hiti:k is auki stfk
N' W York, Ffti. i:i Mnlllii'w A.
Sclunidt. :!1 vfiirs old was arosti 1
liiTo tunlKlit aN a funilivi' froni justice
on in indicttneiu found in Ix).s Ani;eIos
in ()(tol).'r, f'.UO, charging him with
liavint: In'cn inipliiatcd in dynamiting
I Ilf I.os Angoli's! Times building. The
was niado on upper Uroailwav
when* detectives had traced liiin afttr
M search of four years.
l>etiH'tive William .1. Hums wiui ae
eiiinpained the (jffici'r making the ar-
rr.st, said tli(> indictment eliurires tliat
Schmidt was one of si-veral men who
went with .T. 1!. McNamara to t’.io
\vork.s of the Ciant I’owih r Company,
in California and pnnlia'etl ) .Oii’l
pounds of ilyuaniile.
Sc’hnndt was held witlidui li;iil until
I'ehruary I’dli to await extradition.
AVlien arraigtu'd lii'fore Magislrato
Mrtiuade the prisoner said he was a
mec hanic ::t. years idd hut n lusi-il I i
answer ih'- olhiT c u>toniary ii\ieslioii~
,\fter thi’ arraijrnmi'iit, howi,\i'r t.r-
iiKiiristrale said the man liad lonl'es.--
e'l Im tiini ill iiis <-liamliers t!iai
.Miilthew A. Si'liinidt as iill<
i!i 111.- I.ii> Ani;el.- indictnuiit
\ I I IMiON : IMMII l.'s;
le
ALWAYS THE WORLD’S WAY
PoaMsaor of Wealth Mor« Thought off
Than tho Man of Virtuous
Worth.
A young merchant went abroad, and
after many years, having a large top-
tune, returned to his native laud.
When he reached home, he found
that his relations had gone to a feast
at a country house a few miles away.
He was 80 eager to see them that he
did not takB the trouble to change his
clothes, and was wearing the things
h6 had used ou board ship coming
homo.
When he entered the large hall
where the guests were all assembled
his cousins showed very little pleasure
at the sight of him. It was plain to
them that ho had come back a poor
man.
A young negro who had accompa
nied him from abroad was qulto upset
by their coolness to his master, and
Bald: "They must all be very bad
men to receive you so cruelly."
"Walt a minute,” whispered the mer
chant, "and you will see a chauge in
Lhelr looks."
He quietly put a flnc diamond ring
on his linger, and, lo! every face began
to smile, and they pressed at once
around him and called him “Cousin
William."
•'Has a simple gold ring the power
to charm people like this?" asked the
black servant in perplexity.
"It is not that," replied his master;
"but the ring Is worth a good sum, and
they guess from It that 1 am rich, and
riches are dearer to them than any
thing."
"What deluded men!” exclaimed the
negro. "They think more of yellow
metal and a piece of glass than all
my master’s virtues and loving kind
ness "
Th'
.ili
■N'lirili I 'artdiiia Siai" hi par!
I’.t 111' Ai;rlcu!lur.' will di.-i rilmle. i.
larm.-rs of lie- '-:at' , liquipl inncui.il
iii.i; eul'iir.-s mr all Kind.', i.:' iica-.
( !n\i i's |ii-:u!uls allali.i v.'tcl. ■
am! so dll al riri\’ ( .-nls ati a. I'- :i.
.iiraii!-t M\., dullar,' an a. rr eharrf-1
t ' itie li'adiiit; eomnieriial eiimpani.'-.;
ili.it liandl,- thi.s niatiTi,). i^'uH ,iir.-c-
I -'II lur treating tli.- >-eed :;u with
• •.oh arr.- hulll.-. and all jidsia,:;.- i-
(iri-jiaiil Iiv ih,. I'epartiiU'iit of ,\gr
cnliur.'. fiiily ai ri’ .-i-'e Imtth'-. :M’
ilistribui'd.
.Xd'h’i- al! . rdei.' to ilu> Cunilni^-
-■-ioner of Agrienltiiri' and lii, sure to
hetid puyiili'lit with your order as we
.ire not. alUiWcd lo si ml (,nl tlie ma-
(■■rial bell,I f fi i ri\ iiig till' I o>l (if 111.III-
ufac turi. which tlie IJi.anl of Agrier -
tnrr lias plaecd at tifiy ri nt> .m ai re
Allproved:
W. A (lUAHAM.
Comn)is.-i|oni?r of .\grieiiliiin-.
.TAS. U. isntcihss,
Agrononii.-t it notaiiKt in (hai’i.ri
IJAI'TIM IMMtKiS TO (O^li:
MAIMSON. nis.
Madison, Wis . Keli 1" Kire d^‘^
I ro\ ed the hig whide.-itle house (if ine
(lould-Well.s-IilaeUburii iii.. early tn
day. Firemen are tit ill ligliting Hi<?
H.lilies and endeavoring to save tho
.1 joining properly. Nn estimate of th,-
loss is (d)tainable yet.
'I'he lire has oecosioned at least
^100,000 damage. Adjoining strue
lures were threatened hut at 10 o'
< lo< k the fircitien had it under oo,’’-
(ro!. There was no loss of life
WIFE’S DREAM A LUCKY ONE
Engllah "Coster” Accepted Omen and
Wat Well Rewarded for Hii,
to Him, Daring Venture.
On Sunday morning before the Derby
of 1S73 a coster named Tini.son was
awakened by ills wife singing out lus
tily in her sleep, "The boy in yaller
wins the day”—an old-time popular
song. Tinison gave Sal a thump and
told her to shut up, and, both being
now wide awake, asked what all the
row meant.
"I dreamt I was on Epsom I'owng,"
she said, "and na\v a Jockey in yaller
pas-i all the others, while the crowd
shouted, ‘The boy I i yaller wln.s the
day.’ If thero's a jockey In yaller on
Derby day, Ned, I'd put a Mt on him
If I was you."
Ned again advised her to keep a
fitlll tongue, but the dream h;id its
effect on him. On the great day he
saw during the preliminary canter
tliat the Jockey riding I'oneaster was
In yellow—Mr. .Merry's colors—so he
put all t(in money he h;4d (30 shil
lings i ou the "yidlow boy," and pock-
eti-d Cu golden sovereigns for his
pluck.
It wa.s the n;aki:;g of him. lb»
bought a new horse and cart and
christened tl ' former ^ t-llow Hov.
while Sal li.id reason to exiiR abotit
her dream.- I.ondon Tit Hit's.
Dog Saved Lives of Family.
r..vtraordiiMr> sagacity (>ii the part
of a canal boat dog savi'd the lives
of a family of tiir^e on board ai mid
night. They Avere asleep in their
cabin bunks on a bargf lying off
Wheelock, near Sandbach, iu Ches
hire, Knglanil, when the man In cliarue
of the boat. .lohn Meredith, was awak
ened by the animal springing on th»
bed and barking. Meredith, still In a
somnolent state, knocked the animal
off, blit In iloing so discovered there
wan a big rush of water, and that the
lioat wa.t fast sinking. The terrilled
man aroi!.=ied bis wife and child, and
the threo only just managed to
scramble from the cabin and gain tho
etjibankment wl;en the boat nank,
Mereditii bi ing (ompcl'., .1 to wade
through wat>r which was np to Ills
waist, with tin- child In his arms It
Is believed that the foundering was
due to a heuvy load of Iron bars,
which caused a portion of the bottom
of the barge to give way. Hundreds
of persona visited the spot to see the
bed clothing, pots, pans, anil other
domestic articles floating on the wa
ter. I.ater the boat was raised after
her cargo had been removed.
Accounted for Bad Luck.
hen >oii see th« new moon for
tho first time they say you should turn
the money iu your [.oi keta. lint It Is
no good doing so if you see it through
glass.
This means a month of bad luck for
you, and «n instance of this belief
was given the other day, when a bur
glar who appeared before the bench
attributed his capture to tho fact that
ho had caught a glimpse of the new
moon through the window of the shop'
where he Mas ‘'working," plying his
exciting trade.
Curiously enough, he got “a month.”
Greenville Bankkig
..and Trust Company..
Deposits at Government Call Oct. 31st
$458,000.00
THE LARGEST In This Section.
Deposit Your Money with This
Bank. For Safekeeping.
HAl’TIT I'AJSTOHM TO fO.Wi;
IIKKK FOi{ A\M AI, .UKKT
liiH'ky -Mount, Feb I.'.—.Notices ar.
to-day being forwarded to the pas
tors of the Hoanoke Itaptist associa
tion, <alling attention lo the fact that
there will be held in this city a pa!-
t()r.s' confcrence on uesday, February
2". Plans have betui <onipleted for
this nieeliiig. the se.ssions of which
will be started at U':3U o'clock at thv.’
V. .\1. C. A. while at 1 o'clock the
visitors will be the guests of tiio
Find Haptist church at a luncheoi
vvliirh is to be served in the V. M. C.
banquet hall.
\\hili' the sessions will be conclud
ed about o'clock the same afte.‘-
noon there has already been arrang-
od a program of addresses, one of
which will b(‘ by I!ev. ('. (1. Wellr.,
who will spiak from the topic “Kf-
ticiency of Our I>enominatiomil Mee:-
ings".
G \ S I* A It I I. I, A r A B •> I V A L
Tum|iii, Floridu
MAUIM-UKAS CELKBRATIOX
New Orleans, Mobile iind I’cnsucold
Excurlson Tickets will be sold tor the
above occasions from GreenvUle
on February 9, 10, 11, 12 13 14
and 15, at fares named below,
by the
A T L A X TIC C 0 A ST LI X E
The Standard llallroad of the South
JiO BKASON FOB IT.
ttben GrecDTllle ClUzeDi Show k Way.
There can be no reaBon why any
reader ot thla who Buffers the tor
tures of an aching bacic, the annoy
ance of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers of kidnej ills will fail to
heed the words of a neighbor who
has found relief. Read what a Qreen-
ville citizcn says:
Mrs. A. S. Jenlcins, 1112 Cotanche
St., Greenville. Says: “About three
years ago my kidneys began to give
me trouble. Uj back ached All the
time and I had dizzy headachea, dur
ing which objects floated before my
eyes. I was restless during the night
and had to get out of bed and Bit up to
rest my back. The least cold Bettled
on my kidneys. The secretions from
my kidneys were too frequent in pas
sage and annoyed me considerably
Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills recommend
ed in the papers, I procared a lupplT
at Bryan's Dnig Store. This medicine
proTed of great benefit, strengthening
my back and relieveing the other
(symptoms of kidney complainL”
Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't
Simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same .that
Mrs. Jenkina had. Foster-Hllbura
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. T.
Tampa, Florida .
New Orleans, Uv
.Mobile, Ala
Pensacola, Fla ..
$24.70
$26.75
$24.65
$24.65
TAKKX rP.
Ou my farm one black female Ivig,
unmarked, weight about 100 pounds
Owner can get same by paying ail
costs.
. SARAH ,T. WHirHAUn.
Bethel. X. ('.
MS-ldrStw.
Troubles of a Prophet.
In a certain (oiwi the local fore
caster of the weather was so often
wrong that his predictions became a
standing Joke, to his no small annoy
ance, for he wati very sensitive. At
length. In despair of living down hts
reputation, he asked headquarters to
transfer him to another station.
A brief correspondence ensued.
"Why," asked headquarters, ‘‘do you
wish to be transferred?"
“ItecaBge,' the forecaster promptly
replied, ‘'the climate doesn’t ix^rm
with me. "—Pittsburgh .Chrontcltt.
Tickets will bo limited, at time of
purchase to February 26th, but an
extension of final return limit tc
.March 15th may bo obtained by da-
positing tickets prior to expiration
and upon payment of $l-.00.
For Schedules, reservation, etc.. In
quire of Atlantic Coast Line Tic
ket Agents, or Address,
T. C. WHITE,
Cion'l Passenger Agent
w. .1. crak;.
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Wil.nington, N. C.
Fresh Hecker’* < Buek-
,wheat, Haminy, Pan-
^ke Flour, Oatmeal,
Cron Flakes, ^elag^'a
Washington
.Quakers Com Flakei,
Post Tosties, Post Trav-
en, Porri^e, Grapi
INuts, Instant Posttm
Cereal, Of>Usk SIoib',
Self-riBiug Flour, Cloai-
tinental and Garaja Cof
fee.
S. M. Schultz
“On The Side ’
have a leok at onr ornaraen*
till SidabMrtfs and Baffets
Tkey ar* richly «anr«d in
th* k«8t seasoii^ waads, aad
will snrely please the Bast
imrclcalar crunk of a haiMe-
helder, Onr eatre-tubles are
also aa attraction t« thate
wha wish Parlor and Dlafng
RaoHi t« have aa air af caai-
pleteaasR. If yon resalee
any article whaterer la the
Fnraltara line, or Carpats
cane her* aad sare yaaself
Name waney while secnrln;
the beHt.
& Vandylie
Evans Street. - GreenviHe, N. C.
IIEATIA'C THE HOISE
or Chuch is a matter which shoald
have the careful thought of erarj
builder. If yau have decided ta bnIM
this spring, or are dissatlsfed wilA
your present heating systeH.
Consilt Is
before purchasing, and we will gladlf
give you the benefit of our long
perience in this matter.
S. T. Hicks, TME Plufaber.
w
Tourlni E. O. B.
Boniia&oilfii F. O. L Detroit.
We bs^re aexv^ sppmd baud Motd anil ifMai
Cara, ahnost as goo9 as new, for aale cheap.
Ford Supply Co.
Phone 237.
Greenville, N. C.
Strawberry Plants
Plaat them aoiij M eeati ner IM.
Cut FlowerB aad fwatal dea%M
short atitlea. Ortera takoa for Shal*
Treea, Grape TlaM, Boa*
Pansy Flaats, Hyaelath aai Harelstw
BnlhB. ^
MISS BXTTIX WAJUIH
Phoae.SM.J.
Notice Farmers
This nonderfui little Huil Tractor Is what you need on your Farm It
t!ellver> IS .11 P. at (lie Ileit; II. I’, at the draw Bar, and will do the worit
(>f 4 or liorseN when properly openited It pulls Plows, Seederit, llarre»t>
ers Urliis, DIkcs, and then grinds feed Saws Woood, (iin ('otton, or any
iiflier Stationary Heit Work ou the (am, and the Priee of this Trartor Is
Pra<'ti<*4iiiy Jhe Price of one good muie $51>5.00 F. O. B. Factory, will cost
vou delivered WlO.OH for Information write.
Johnston, Porter & Peck,
^ Farmville, N. G.
Diktribi^jrs for Pitt and Greeae ^uUes.
Stop Dreadful
Pain
Why suffer when you cau relieve
and cure yourself quickly—safely?
And you don’t have to use a ‘‘patent
medicine” either! Menthal Balm is
the private prescription of a highly
successful physicion who discovered
that practically all pains, aches and
disorders were caused by congestion
and inflammation. Mental Balm re
lievos congestion and inllammation
and is therefore a sure relief for
Croup. Neuralgia, Pneumonia, Sore
Throat, Headache, Earache, Swo.l-
ings. Soreness and Stiffftess, Pleurisy,
Coughs, I)ronc'4iitis, Rheumatism, an'd
all other troubles due to congestion
nnd inflammation. Menthal Halm i?
put up according to this physician's
directions in the .Nixon Ijahoratory
It is now on sale at 25 cents a hottle
only at the store of .Morris & Lrfis-
siters, C.reenville, .\. C. Get a bottle
while the supply lasts, instead of pav
ing .$1 or $2 for a doctor’s prescrip
tion Be sure It’s Ni:;on’s Menthol
Balm. Used externally 2-4-lai.
Fiower.s For All Oecaslons.
We grow them. Roses, Violets, Val
ues and Carnations a specialty. Wed
ding and Funeral llowers arranged iii
ilu! latest artistic styles.
Kioomintr Tut Plants
l’’<‘rns, Palms and many other nice
plants or the house. Write to our
Spring Price List of Kosc bushes,
Shruhheries, Hedge Plants. lOvcrgreeiis
and Shade Trees.
OI K III SI-NK.SS IS (iliOWl>G
Mail, telegraph and telephone ordoM
promptly executed by J. L. CQUINM
& CO. Florist, Radeigh, N. C.
Phones: Store 42, Greenhouse 14>
MABKETM
Norfolk Market! Qnotad hr Cohb Broi
A 0*.
TODAY nSTKBJDAT
Keh Wheat 1.5f> J-2
l.oK 1-2
.May Wheat l.o4 1-S
1.3-,
Feb. Corn SU 1-S
SO
iMay Corn SI 1-4
SI ;m
Feb. l.ard 10. SO
,11. ir
May Liard 10.99
11.21
Feb. Illhs 10.20
J1 i
May llibs 10.42
11. T),'.
When you want an automobile or
country or town call. THE GKFE9I.
TILLE TKAXSFFB CO., W. J. Tum-
age and R. L. Moore. Day Phone St.
Night phone 204 or 390-J. 1-19-lm.
Norfolk Southern
Railroad
BOOri; OF TKE ^IGOKE sxrJBiafl*
M JBOettt Q«M«; Ulh
•N. SvMOate fikUowliw WDtwaalft tfsnnw
pabUabj9d as InlWnMbMi IbNLT
and are not >iian«atML
TBADT8 LEATE ^OtBEimLLl
—EAST BOONbi-
1:M a. m. daily, "£%lit SuMga^i
PuUman slewing okje tqr tHrtSUk
•:<0a. m. daii^ tor
both City aad ISaacBCiHBMnM
P»rler lOar Sandla0'Ch0«a»laittr to
Noifolk. Oonnacta for an pdHita
North and W«at.
WaahingtoD.
—WEBT BOUND—
(;tO p. m. daily, Bxotw* Bnnday
l:IS a. m. daily for WOtMB, RaftMgk
and We«t. Poltana
Serrlee. Conaecta IKfiM
and Weat.
1:14 a. m. dally, &K*ept Siipdair, IM
Y^ilaon and Raleigh. Connacti l4|
all points.
C;U p. m. dally for Raleigh and aJi
iDteraedlata BtntkM.
For forttMT laforqiatlon and tut/^
vation In Steaplng Oar», apg|;r IL
L. HaaaeH, Ageat, GieaBVlllft, K.
H. a. UUHD,
Qenl Baamacar A««iA
J. D. STACK.
A«nl BBpertnthndnr.
NOKTOX& TA.
J. c umER
■•V1JM1NTB An nUB IMlli
AmBowiurcu
■■mmLui, • warm aamiMMA