Eastern reflector, 6 May 1898


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Bro
Why He u -Not
W the United army
invades Cuba we nope it till
people that Island a
better government it to
the people of the during
the Stem. Ami
we alto hope may
not be infested and with
A good as being cu
the reels yesterday of a u. .
of modern warfare.
Au old u it was asked if be
at going to Cuba lo right.
No dis
lo
Southern people
But may not history it-
The Net Have it.
An . North
Democrat, the medium
of r to a bare, sends
a of thanks
The Observer or
In position on the
fusion. He his count v Will
The Hornet Nest Rifles, Chariots
the reputed crack mi .;
the Stair, refused rial out t.
No about then.
H lb
you ever saw. They hut is. her
milts, then the ball rolls ; n codicil
ell up audit to at once all
and fer three days.
he
SE
What Is It
B B. a
It is a picture tee celebrated
PENS
Best in use The outfit business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of earl Handle Gold Pea
You will be astonished when you see them and
cheap are.
You may never,
But should you
Want Job Printing
Come to see us.
I En
Anything from
u fir .
L .
The Daily Ratio
ft
small
month.
i lie Vi
afternoon at
rice of cents a
Are you a sub
fusion- I
favors
hi p I will
Better is Catering pis s t,
th
air. arranged the
lo bigger
fools cf he did mo
o a great deal of of
this central character. One
the Very b -t
Chi said yesterday Hint he
did net a in
i county who favors
The Observer if
etc- One cf the members of
Stale for this
a few dais before lie la-t
m. i con made
a matter to
III i s of at t at Linn, era's
on in lead-
their, h and every ore
ed to fusion per
ceLl, of I e s of
be S ate any
I we nave rein to be
at it
sentiment
be as a matter of news,
j many or
I if way be e Den o-
italic god.- cannot be
lofty lines arc lightly
as is, if a i,
tilted it will to g
the on the neck of
and the party will
nope the lenders will
cf the toys in the
people who do
have aspiration to
My no; cow-
ti it the to
policy is u I ii cf
the of plain,
honest this
is about
will
get together it left a one,
f. r is best for North
politicians of
all parties who are playing the
Hut caking
ally of Democrats, it can be said
is a Verity, that he
off ton which fuses
party or the
as
i and
suggest. Charlotte Oh-
Of course nary and the
naval bare op to
this attracted most
as it into action
But the army will be
to win the victory drive.
out o i. and
preparations in view of have
ban enormous, though just be-
Observer
a OARING ENGINE RIDE.
SOME BEAUTY RULES.
. r
.-1 lbs K. . . Fur
of the most exciting and Thin.-lilt a great
.- meat any
on a the in it. Drink of any hind
an of San tea u great
t; the writer. had deal drinking and nut
been of the remarkable eat bread, r candy.
coolness exhibited by two mm while acid drinks of all kinds and
riding behind a runaway horse. saline mineral are excellent.
ride to which I hap Drink a glass of clear water before
shortly after Charles Crocker breakfast.
and a few other men inaugurated To Get and
question of building a the Central railroad. The deep attar each to bed at
from to tracks of the road been laid as o'clock and bed half hour
a is being agitate I. The fur as Newcastle, and the company after you wake up. Laugh u great
plan is to build from was in debt and deal. water by the or
Mom t. to B. L. L. Robinson, who then owned the the quart if you can. Drink weak
C, vie Littleton. Shortening old original railroad from and sweet tea with plenty of milk
distance some to was laughing in hie in it. Take coil liver oil and sweet
to Beaufort seems t be the prime what he called Dutch oils as much as you can. Eat
object. Let the road Flat The stages then went you feel as if you would burst at
From I t j
Scotland Neck
Atlanta Line
in April MB
r -i , .
It r
I. St i Vi
JO . in.
i in,
. Beck r
1.17 n m. L m.
ii
ii p b, 7.11
p m.
I no
i m. m.
York LI I m. on
T fins Maj
. n m. Warsaw
m. p m
UM m.
a in. Mount 11.87
p la, a in,
folk 10.40 in.
a a m.
7.41 a Of, it
, I,.,
I a m. Re York ;
m. p m.
II
be.
The Eastern Reflector.
is only
contains
the
a year.
every
week, and gives
to the farmers, es-
those growing
tobacco, that is.
many times more than
price.
Our Armies
A Booth ago the the
States consisted of
-u. Within a few
and will number
close to men-
enormous laud force of
s will he one of
formidable organizations
It will, as gs
look now, he divided three
great divisions, the regular army,
which will he made if
the present intention is earned
or that
cf it which
under the issued,
y men, and
the volunteers, who will enlist to
three years, sooner
The National
is for year.
At mouth will elapse
before troops will be
I Will he
taken from regular army. The
next to be sent over, if
is need for more, will go
from points
National Guard is to he
i If
there is need for still more
men to Spain the
v i iii ti ha pot
This not mean tit
idleness it to prevail
All will be put dis-
tS once, and j will
ha i
daily
the
now should prove too fer,
call will
made, a bounty provision
attached- Then of the
come
into action-
iV Doe
n ,.
. Mn
a. Florence p m, sum.
IO m,
. Ml s m, August
am. 11.11 air,
Atlanta lAMp m. Charles
ton
a m. m,
pa MI pin.
Ar
Vow York
J Bin, Richmond am,
am. Nor
an,
in, ;. . -2
Gold.
pm, 4.1
Magnolia
from Folsom to great mining the table. Put plenty of butter on
camps of Nevada, to your bread, and not be afraid of
City, and it was the boast of ales, lagers sweet wines. This
the and Folsom road will guarantee n gain of five
pie that the Central Pacific would a mouth, and if you can sleep a
never he built beyond Newcastle. great deal of double that amount.
To Have a White Skin.-Eat no
left San Francisco on the steam- f meat at all. Become a vegetarian;
hound for Freeport with three, they always have beautiful skins,
gentlemen, including myself. When i Once in six weeks or so eat a meal
the steamer had reached Freeport, of fresh meat. This does away with
the mail and newspapers from San the tendency to curse
for Virginia City were the vegetarian. Drink as much
immediately put aboard the Free enter as can, eat grease
port and Folsom train, which then and touch no tea or Your
away on its A breakfast may he oatmeal and
team was waiting for Mr. oranges; dinner nuts,
Crocker and his companions, and we fruit quince tea
quickly left the steamboat, got into graham
the coach and were driven rapidly and dishes of
off for Arriving , d s. The diet is not
there, we found an engine and coal a lien you get used to it. In
tender waiting for us at the Central large toy you will
depot, and Mr. Crocker gave orders j restaurants catering In such as you.
to the engineer to run To Become Very
five at every of steam aha deal, carrying something
could carry to Newcastle. ways in the Lands. This develops
we started, all of us, with arms. To roll a hoop might be
the exception of Mr. Crocker, who. good If one were brave enough to
stood at the back of the engineer, I do so in public. Practice lifting a
were seated in the tender on various I little everyday. Never strain or
coal and wood, tire Eat meat, drink milk
take us long to from the and practice bending backward, f r-
jolting and swaying of j ward and ways every day. At
that the road was
and in a very poor condition for
Bleeding. Much to our relief, after
we had beyond tho American
river and our arms fairly ached
from our to hold on and
keep ourselves from being thrown
out of the tender, the engineer sud-
lowered bis rate and
at tho some time informed Mr.
Crocker that it would ho extremely has youth
dangerous to run any at the wear a
night rob about a of
brandy or ram Into the
under lender part Of aims.
To Have Clomp
with sweet oil night and morn-
Exercise them by rubbing to-
Never W tight sleeves or
snug gloves.
To Keep ones P. t
The sign that OM
1- ti
sir
rate we had been going. I this is necessary. The feel spread
Crocker looked annoyed and I and really grow. To remedy this
If you are afraid. I wear shoe as long as can
you had better get off tho j aged, but B wide OS seem lines
sin
11.18
Boston 18,00 ii,
12.00 pm, Baltimore
Washington 3.16 pm, Rich-
7.30 pm.
Norfolk ,,,
0.4.1 pm.
pm. Mount
m. Wilson
Warsaw
an.
No.
SB-HI Now ,.
am,
N.
pm. m .,,
1.4-1 sight,
tan Ml ill
am Atlanta 8.20 am, Macon
f pm.
am. 0.88 an,
Marion am,
lbs m. Lake
ob
1.1.
. Scotland at 8.30 ,
Returning, leaves
m., a. m.
Bander.
Bran, h .
a. m., an , n . n,
ii. P- Washington
p. m. Dally
with on
nil Branch.
Train N C, via
-iv, at s i p. m., flip M-
7.40 H 8.10 a,
m., Sunday 9.00 a m.
10.06 ,,
Train on N. c. leaves
dally, 7.10
a. arriving a. a. Re.
truing 0.00 a. m ,
rive, at a, m.
on Latta blanch, Florence K
leave Latta 6.10 ,, ,,
p m-
8.80 a
7.80 a m. daily Sun
then took hold of the lever
and pulled it to farthest limit.
Of course we all thought that Mr.
was crazy that the
engine would soon jump the track.
But Mr. Crocker would not listen to
remonstrances, never moved a mus-
and stood at tho lever until we
Sever wear Id i Upper
around ii- house, unless they are
snug the width, and be careful
corns. These are never necessary
while the chiropodist exists.
To Have a Pine Color. Wash the
face with the Juice of preserved
in the winter in
were all scared out of our wits, and summer rub ripe, berry the
the engine, panting and throbbing ,
like a huge wild beast enveloped in For I Smooth, White With-
a cloud of escaping steam, reached j out the
Newcastle. Hero we were hustled I with buttermilk. A preparation Of
into a wailing coach driven I tincture of
away. At each ten miles j is excellent fur whitening purposes,
that town and Virginia City There urn very good prepared
was a relay of horses. At various i creams, but I hem are never cheap,
points along the mountain Do not go under for them if you
even tho drivers afraid to obey I want them compounded of line
Mr. orders, two in- pure materials.
ho took tho reins himself I To Have Garments
whipped teams lively
gallon.
result of the whole exciting,
wild and dashing was that
sachet hags and slip
them in dresses. They
will, if good at lust, keep their scent
for a year or more. Fold tho bodices
Charles Crocker presented in the of the scented gowns and lay them
business office of tho Vii j away airtight boxes. This fills
Enterprise a copy of tho Bun Fran- them with scent. Philadelphia
Bulletin some ail matter I Times.,
hours before mail agent on
tho opposition railroad d reached the
on Clinton
aw for Clinton dally, except
in. and 4.1.5 p, m.
m. u o.
No. makes
point, dally, all rail via
at Mount with
folk ind Carolina R It for
ii II paint North via Norfolk.
H. M.
Seal Pan. Acne
M. Manager.
-B. I
the city. That was tho
to tho Freeport and road and
tho salvation of
Washington
An
The tourist had I to
a largo building by spa-
lawns. Then he at a
guidebook with the air of a
who is in doubt. A
man happened lo st rolling near year,
and tho culled to
In and
this the
other looked a for a mo-
and then
you t large
brick tho line
I int to miss
any points of d
responds
of the
was isn't
an Insane
Tho tourist present-
entered into converse t ion with a
market man who was by.
He turned hack and, in-
d his first
Informant.
thought you said I isn't an
insane asylum
I said
you any
in misleading
whatever. As to
a great deal of h
some in trying avoid the
looseness o common
among people who in must
are considered I am
prepared to assure y an, sir,
while the may
a trifle the i sliding itself
It not tn fall
of
ill.- Colt.
occasion of his golden
wedding a methodical English
band figured up from bis carefully
kept accounts what his wife bad
cost him. had an assured income
of a year throughout his
Winning bis Wife, what with ires.
ants, engagement ring and extra ex-
personal adorn-
Bar share of
the -1 expenses was
Her clothing and cost
Presents, medical at-
and summer
excursions amounted for her share
to He therefore spout
for her years
Trade.
Miss friend who
baa just is of u
pessimist, imagine.
Miss ho isn't.
He's an optician, ho has tin
cream of the nest side trade
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Tried Best.
j.-oven a blessing to the invalid.
Are truly the sick man's friend
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
and all kindred diseases.
AN ABSOLUTE CURE.
UNDERTAKER
DIBS h
We I t a u
s and no nicest ii -f
lie an in wed, meta
I c aid
We
form .
attention. .
ducting and en-
to care will receive
mark of
Our are man ever
do nil want no t
be f at any and .
vies the I n .
BOB Cl
fl
SAM W.
Port
Farmers and t
year's will Had it to in.
is to our prate
our stock Is
ll Its
Tobacco, Snuff,
Flour, Sugar,
A In
as we buy direct from
A of
-i ii if i -e.
suit lime. are all
and h
to run sell at a
S. M.
Caveat, and if all Fat-
C.- u.
. . . U-. UM
or With
V n Iv . or
A with
of i i the U. b. and
sent .,
j C. k CO
S.
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
produce.
lines
TWICE
--A--
-FOR-
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
mm
Tuesday
and
Friday
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY. MAY
NO
f IS tint,
I i
ll
.; .-
cap. bi-I at 1-- ;
Buy of tho
malt-l fir t mi ii i.-.
Ur.-i rt .
.-. .
rt-., r-n-
Oil
if i i I .
I I. f .
at one
ind t.- .
I hi. -i. OH
I .
Kr. 1.1.1 . t
e ad .
Julius Mines
BALTIMORE. SID.
la. Paper.
Ki
Tin- -I- r; ii or p
mi lo I
Int no or ob
a i be allowed lo -1 id
ti a
I hat and
only ally and friend. We
ii-s-
bare long fell line and lo it
trouble baa been there
ii no practical of
war
bus of
even
ledge It be
newly
likely to more
valuable lo than to us, in view
her. Hut what of Wise
do ii into
TI c sole fer Is it a
geed thing Is i a thin
liberty ml No ore
things ale going in the
Stalls well help
M in the
n N York
It- Am. in in Machinist York
a i out a card which
Some when
ore dull think of doom
about to city line.
Some urn won't when
it will last for-
W.
who
Inter attract
in j, times can pick
want.
Io dull limes get all there is going
fellow Is out
One mi in
a in n
all Hi I'm;.
The is a n
man.
kind
Professional Cards
Bond. J. In
N. V
In all courts.
Swift Galloway,
N. C.
B. i
N. C
Greenville, N. C
In all tho
Jambs,
M.
over J. C,
nub Store.
low is r list of
their that MN
the . in the bay at Ma-
protected
o to inn
sped ton 8-
itch rifles, r
--u s, six
more, 10.0
i-ii i Is, foul
2-
two t 1.1-. lo
1.8 lo -4 inch lad
B at on, second 8-189
8-
nix G-inch nil ,
arr, two l i
8-ii ch, j
1-ii o guns.
one
lea
two cans
third 1,700 Ion
battery
two G
four machine
fourth rate,
buttery
two
1-pounder
four
collier, supply
Maria
Ions, built
peed battery six 0.2-
inch
three rapid-lire nix
and two guns.
tons built
four
two two four
and two
machine buds.
1.152 battery
three
Antonio de Don
Juan de each
four 47-
inch two
rapid-lire, two and two
machine gone.
aid El Cane,
OM tone, built 1885; speed
The
has two 17-
one to
small and one
tho El three
gun, two email rapid and
Kins.
dispatch
boat, smooth
two 4.7-inch
rifles. small
gun-boat 1.108 tons displace-
and lour 7-itch
Two email gnus and
two machine guns.
Isle de
Cadiz,
as length, beam,
tons, 4.105;
13.5.
these brats
there were both and
Manila forts
aide. Among tho Spunk beat
lost were
I M l
For i
y i y. I . r i
with lbs if new
with l Bil
care a to l lasts
re. I
tor the A large
of
c; i r I o i i
ii. ,
Ti i pub a
a this eek i-
s n n
h recoil v, l n ab a
lb
oft lie -i
-ii
nil price to tee
our pl lake d
of in.
fared in a.
; lo i ids. a
f,. nit after it bad I
. u lie a I., ,
lo
if a b
. ,,. lie n I
Dry i,,. a- u -i. ,
D.
Edging,
of all
Caps, Slices s tan
to fit the men. girls boys.
He make beast we Bay that we tell the sold
by any one la our town It what
about A beautiful
f SI III AS in while, colors.
Window in nil Peek
et
and war
line of
Lace Cu Maine, Curtain Swiss, Polos
in white and colon, Window Shades
in all colors--six and sever.
ft long
and
Huge, Art Matting, Oil
Cloths, Deer in rubber, steel and cocoa,
Lamps, Hall Lamps, Library Lamps,
Lanterns, Tinware, sec our Automatic Oil
Can, fills your lamp and does not run it over
On our you will a large of
FURNITURE
Bed Room Huh in Solid Oak, In from oil lo
Of all hind, Oak
of all kinds, Tables,
Tables, Tin Safe, Sail Racks, tie.
a being Come to your
ml W guarantee pro aid
our will wove a positive to
buyer. Pleasure, our it fail to in and style,
fir mutual ,
f. . M
Marion, WM
by a our day
last week t put up a
good tight ho
bis bird- bis bands
wan quite injured Ibo
battle- bank lour
hot inches tip
tip its Nev a
ii II. -null, V. II. Id K.
X. C.
i. A
Alt. i i
In all the rum i.
IV. II. ii n i r.
t.
HAN
N. O.
j.
-Mil
Mr. A, C, Thomas, T, a
found
II an bus tot been made In the
For veins ha
lute., and was cur-
by In. New tor
and lie
if little value In
with marvelous cine,
I It cost a
a Asthma,
nil throat and are
Ly Dr. kings
tor but-
bi III s tree J no I .
Only Sold
Family
Hoax
has boon
a of mer lo
CANNOT BE
by as they
Ilia portion the ear.
Is only one way
and that Is by
la caused by nil con-
of the mucous
Tubs, When tube gets In-
you have a rumbling or
hearing. Mid It is
result, and
and unless be
taken nut and tube lo us
i urinal hearing will US
cases out ten
mo caused by which Is
bill Inflame of the
We will give Dollars
cannot by
tor circular
A CO, Toledo, n
s ale the
dove United
in There
It has W have
late an I-
to this ion of
fairs, rather envying
doing
Tin la ear own waters, Yet it is an
ill wind Id good,
and had us
rather to
our of B-o upon
tor
till ii in, great As
is, her cannot us
treat roads, tin the
other ii It vastly to Interests
with her .-
lo with the
II
Mini your to K.
A Co., and gel Hi
New Mil Pills. A trial
their
are easy In are
in aura
and Malaria
and bare .
proved Invaluable. They
lo ii. perfectly free
and tn be
Ti do not weaken
their action, but by giving tone to
Invigorate
per be
i.-1 i oh i i . ii
III, u .
ii ii Milt hi a- ii I t
my shall
,. v. u . sol of
be in i and last bi-
newspaper man t
f writing
to Le
cf all I
and t 11--
of news
to the
capture f tie
or o
l u our Ac ; i.-
in
hope
tho will to
a lo batter
don at
has too
i tines tn allow activity in
be s I
t. wilt I n
tar more
Dutches. The will
lo any iii
and
real c and I i
Dam will lo do
by looking; alter i
lie land, pat. to
Inventor, without g
Le war.
ii is it
into many
f bis
to gel
volunteer Misty
to o war a i
addition lo a i u I
of that will t
tho law
tho regular army.
arc to appointed
by him In volunteer
generals,
and
lieutenants eel-
and Tho
the i iii .-
b,. ruin who
R any i or ability
to places p ll-
appoint mi
go Mi.
not
it me, and told a
and
IV did not
Intend that
appoint-
bill is
that ho will not able i I
when ii lo tho
The i who
the war r.
nun palled tho
a vole of lo I nil
voted lot lb WIN l
u n so Id u
hi n
, i t all in- n V ilia
kill H loin d
o in in But i lion i
ii. I ll
ii g process, I
u d resorted by Mi I
i b me a
m I c
I. i
, ll I t I
i ,
ll . J . I'll
t i ram down their lb f r
a- i although i
on a t- . v i
b . . I ii e i i.
fa u
. I v. i and ti. ti. i. .
. i a i
ii . i . e r
r of
I . i t ,
Ii i i i i-
I ;. .
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; cf
. held I cub- he
bi I, bow be Bi om .
Una than ti r e-
ii. . ;
it i lake t.
it.; Ibo L
I ill, I u. in fence lo It
said ii . t v e
forth, bill us a war to
o is was token. In
Vest,
be vote t i
be I d clause b
w. i . t r the
bill the was
at out t r I ob.
silver Senators
will a am i the
It is lie
bonds all.
pa s.
r be t
chairmanship
bin d
i-, for i era
i I ; i u , j
. xi; . i I t.-
t ii t o bet ii. u
mi
fir is,
I Mr.
ruin the Democratic
caucus
inn u n
You Sleep In on Air
That Cures .
Throat and Lung Troubles.
High Lights.
I bond human
ping B
b in
W. c . Id morn did-
n . i i. mil time biding
i;.
I war
In quinine
i i ii ones
lime year ll
only a bet wee j ll o
THE PILLOW INHALER
ii , -i Hie
i . the
lungs
cars
FOB
.- i i
nu
i an
U . .
in i n
I ll I ;. i bey or Will b
ll. I
, good
i . think a
no bit g to them nod that
I ti any its as
I. y a; fir tho
water, will do welt
lo n latest
V, . w ll I Hie when
. v. war rev sure
g effect, and will continue
; i f. it provision is made for
i ; t e on
and ,; e
growing out disturbance.
. by
i Hi , s of the regular
all over and
the volunteering In com-
, . c
u . I. removed pro-
t occupations, but be
. . . upon tho
is the
and
wages. Tho Lo slay at
and who don't think
i is g to them
i,. . will Hi y
i it on. it is hardly
i v. iii in refer I mob u at-
i. tin time, for ail u-
I Old
i, . , s ill, is Justus well to
I ;.,, . a tn cold loots
ii nation us
mill lb
Tin
gr, w up into
ridiculous.
is likely
hi i el
tit i i his children too i inch.
b mi rho are n
wanting I i ma m
om tile be-
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these assertions to Tho
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REFLECTOR
Greenville, N. C.
Entered at Greenville,
N. M alas mitt m
THE WAR NEW S.
Saturday Night
Reflector tor
been issued
were received, sod though are a
old e jive u
some interest.
Washington, April House
to accept the conference
on the hill appropriating
additional to
President is considering
the establishing a pill e-ii-
similar t that in
daring the war.
Key Weft, April MM
m aboard the Terror ordered that
the traitor shot at
today.
Jam April battle
Oregon and gunboat M ; ,
rived here fix
are the that left the coast
tome weeks ago and about
was much that y
be intercepted by Spanish
Furious.
By Cable to Reflector,
Madrid May
will establish martial law the
the Spaniards over their the
bands the Americans continue.
Success at
By to
May American
fleet is now bombarding lord at
Commander expects
to lard h'S lore -s today.
p ll n V I n ;, j
Cable to Reflector.
May dispatches
Madrid say no shins
destroyed in the at
yesterday. oil.
admits
annihilation th- Span-
at AIM destroying
Dewey entered a demand tor
the the city, all
war, and possession the cable
otherwise he would the
city. The demand was and
the began today.
gents are also attacking the city and
there is the wildest excitement
th-
The British evidently at
the solicitation of the Spanish
Ufa, has sailed to meet Dewey and at-
e ruin his most favorable terms to
Sean the All operators
have deserted the offices.
are expected.
Yesterday's engagement between
trim and Spanish fleets
two the loss on the
practically nothing
Bill Passed.
By to
May Mouse
passed without the war
bill.
Another Fine
About Monday evening
Key
Watt Spanish steamer
mails, an army General
and officers had been la-
km by the Nashville and
oil Nina gunboats attempt-
ed to hut were
pulsed.
Fleet
T, to .
Ling
has prepared a
10.000.000 which it for
and transporting to tie
Squadron.
to he Promoted.
By Telegraph to Reflector.
May
Long that Commander Dewey, of
the die Squadron, who has In-m
acting Admiral, will be promoted i
.- Admiral,
Suppressing News.
By Cable to
May the martini
law established by the Spanish govern
all th war and naval
is being suppressed.
Will Invade Cuba
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, May a
the it was if
to Cuba in mediately with
20.000 men. Transports that
been to Tampa.
Spain Should he Sat I-fled.
A cable IV in London Monday night
says that Lord Salisbury, alter n
with States Ambassador
advised the seed a
collective rote to Spain urging her
her should now be satisfied,
and the time has now came
her to sue for pence and end the
in M slid Spain
only intended to establish tier honor.
surrendered to Com-
r Dewey after a battle two
boat Monday he
United States flags ever the city.
Provisional Government
to Reflector.
Kong, in-
n has been receive that
Commander Dewey captured Manila,
with we insurgent is
a government there.
Still I
By to altar,
N. m York, May the
cable office here this morn-
that communication with
is Hill closed-
Washington, May a. to
No official from the I
have been received
here up to this
Cruiser Passes.
Key West. May British
Talbot Havana last
night. She to pass the
Inhabitants Fleeing
By Cable to
May The
iii of is progressing and
inhabitants are fleeing ti the interior
safety. The operators the cable
nation in the midst the torts have I
fled to save lives.
Preparing for Attack.
By to
Key May
is now in among Sampson's
Beet, which to attack
today.
Havana will open hostilities in Cuba.
Key Watt, May gunboat
i-line brought in a schooner
In Spain
By to
Madrid, May riots have
occurred today in Seville, Valencia and
Barcelona. The siren- are thronged
mild mobs and the people are
Officials are I to
quell the riots.
Surrender Yet
By Cable to Reflector.
Madrid, May the
for four hours today the
Spanish cabinet determined to continue
the struggle to uphold national.
A dispatch from Hong Kong says
that the sailors
their ships but went down with
Three vessels were lost
in lit hank,
Sampson's Boy J News
By
Key West, May news
victory
Wat received how this morning and
greeted with cheers from
They consider Spain's hack
bone broken and flunk when the
Capo fleet gels Ibis news they ill
nut be so anxious to meet us
they have Such vie
the Americans indicate that war
cannot last long.
A number Cubans hive gum to
Tampa join the army net at
when Cuba is invade I.
By l able to Reflector.
London. May Liberal lender in Rico province
colonial office confirm shot.
Spaniards
Cable to
Kingston, Jamaica,
for.- s evacuated in
, o
The Boys in White
By Telegraph to
ii. May fine of Cu-
bans here this miming dressed
in white canvass and carrying tics
revolvers om There
are veterans in line all
th m me anxious to return to their
the light Col.
is in
Want to C-int
By
May and
conferred today
will. Ida German Kaiser and
issue a note
Spain to sue peace-
was invited to join in
he matter.
is Stubborn.
By Cable to
id. May n
with the
Spain will the
I the end, despite
defeat
Liberal Leader Shot
By Cable to
St. I'm ma-, May
Uprising
By Cable to Reflector.
Madrid. May are
out circulars and the overthrow
of government is imminent. Tl ere
will be a revolt
Spanish Massacres
By Cable to Reflector.
Kingston, May
Santa Cuba, arc
lo the coast, but there are no
vessels lo take them away. There are
re, oils th; Spaniards are MM,
Great Riled
By Cable to Reflector
Kingston, May
Hi null Consul at was besieged
by Spaniards. The Consul fired Op
in sell and was arrested
and put in prison. Three British war
ships hive been ordered there with
positive instructions to release the
Consul, the II
Will Hold
By Telegraph Reflector.
May
said this that the fat-
ed States would retain the
Islands.
Spaniards Arrested
By Reflector.
Philadelphia, May Span-
were caught tam-
with the
-lemur St. in ship
yard.
Major General Ice.
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Senate
lay confirmed the appointment
G-r. Lee as General
the also General
Wheeler, of Alabama, General
of Delaware, Senator ,.
Ni w
The Senate
today agreed to I report
on
sighted
By Cable to
Hong Kong, May
Stales-learner has
sighted and it believed to be bringing
in reports from cl
bis engagement at Manila.
Fatal
By Telegraph to Refits tor,
Patterson, N. J. May Four men
were killed and wounded by a
boiler at this morn-
By to
Newport, R. L, May
Minneapolis and New Orleans an-
i fl port this
Bread
table to
Madrid. May riots are re-
throughout Spain. arc
publicly Lr and
tad troops have MM on
to the n obs. The tor
a revolution it strong.
Report
By o
May President
says n
port has here and that it con
the Hiking of Manila and th-
American over
The port is not yet made
public.
On Way
By CaMe to Reflector.
J May Oregon
and for Sampson's
fleet.
Odd Bits I motivation.
Mm
By Cable to Reflector.
May reached here
this Morel,
M p colonies, and Gen. Mar
termer Captain General
if Havana, have been
that bad
take in the embassy
Midi Id. The riots are
At their May the Board o
County Commissioners transacted
issued for paupers, f 117.25;
Poor House, I.
Health, Jail, bridges,
terry and dam 12-06; Court costs and
Jury
Register
of Died,
and law
ti Greenville law
territory,
I. A. Sugg was released taxes
on one town lot that had been listed and
paid by another.
Tell was released taxes
on land tint had been and paid
by another.
John M. Cox was released
on two tracts of lard tint were listed
and paid by his
J. C. Son were
s-j luxes on tobacco
charged
Mrs. L. E. Fleming were
reduced in from to
J. Brooks was
go on taxes.
J. W. Allen, guardian, refunded
cents overcharge n
D. King was refunded
erroneously him en tax list.
Thompson
The tax listers were to
pear before the Board at a me-ting to
be held May 23rd,
S. II. Taylor was tor
taxes charged him.
W. K Fleming was
taxes erroneously charged Mm.
S. was con-
tract hire Ed. Barrel.
C. W. Bailey, John II. mid
Freeman exempt
poll lax fur
Council I laws was to
list the lakes in Swill Creek Con-
Happy on the Way
An colon cook
family
tho other day, joy-
at her work.
in good
t in said one.
I in, exclaimed
my Yon tee hit's
I two
Yes huh- en one dam been
i he i.-wine toe inn in far
I wiry. t fur
en de one
ill do is done
de army off
I bat settles it, doe
x t it, de
one ti in de
en be night en day
de on gone git kilt by de
Spaniard be comes
A folding bed most be polled
down before it cm be done up.
man makes II. lean
e is often the most
man who kicks for justice
sometime gels more of it than lie
wants.
Married men always have more
buttons off their clothes than
shortcomings
were he knew to go in
when it rained-
A may many good
qualities, she is too modest to
How her own horn.
The wise father always tries to
bring his in the way
be hire gone.
A woman can get a shiftless
in lire minutes,
it takes a
get rid
The man who goes fishing and
in n position all day
and calls is the chap who
goes lo church because the
pews are uncomfortable.
No wonder stars are so
bright when are
continually heavens.
Philosophers things as
they come, but and
take thorn
go.
grocer, it is said but
little hero drops of
water sod little grains of sand.
Chicago News.
The business man it
always prepared for dull times.
Matrimonial matches some-
times the of
Tho is always caught lo
the last act.
Go natured criticism ii lbs
kind a man always dishes out to
himself.
Variety is the spice life
especially variety
show.
A woman has no for a
miserly yet she always likes
one close.
Nothing will blind
e fleet a ally as throwing gold duet
i n bis eyes.
man who is bound to get
is -old m
tun b e gate.
Compared the amount a
man wants in this world it
surprising how little he can
manage to get along with
cobbler ii not in
shoemaker
The only law against cycling i
the law of gravitation.
Power is unless yon
are conscious of y our ability-
Man was made to mourn and
woman was made to tee be
it- That's the whole story in
mm so a chestnut shell.
MONEY TALKS
money talks. We make it talk for us
by buying at inside prices, and we
give our customers the advantage of it. We
want to do business with you. We buy our
null After
young in country
hail heard that oM who threw
on outskirts of the village was very
much ill raid Unit would forced
into the war. So one night, recently
they went in torch to hit cabin
knocked on the door,
a voice from with-
in
army was the reply.
door, old
man you f. r ain't in
ah, nM the Voice inside,
know said one
of party, may Well own
up and open up. We've for
Hit's me for
I on my back de
the
wile me now, boss
the
Then warn scrambling sound
The old man had climb clay
chimney, hoping to slip down roof
and in darkness. The
him, and him as he
gained ground.
Then he knew, by the laughter the
crowd, that was nil n and i-
bailer,
t you,
bless I hit you
nil de
right and we sell them right and treat you
J. B WHITE.
A Advance in
World printed
tables showing advance made
in wholesale and retail prices
of ordinary staple food
since war was
Flour has advanced per
per cent.,
boat per potatoes
per corn per
beans per cent., and so on
list.
is no in
these They represent
no necessity, no condition
whatever but the greed
dealers.
All these articles of food are
produced exclusively in
so far a this
consumption is concerned- We
have every prospect of producing
more of this year than
while there is a
certainty that we shall less
them Hutu usual while
lasts.
They ought all lo have
in price. They
so but for tho rapacity of dealers
ho make of war an excuse
for robbing the people in
York World.
E II.
In older to make a
change in
offer mi. r stork
of Furniture at
Celt for Cash- and
take advantage of no
PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO.
EDWARDS COBB, Proprietors.
At the Williamston store Court House,
QUEEN
Manufacturers an. dealers in all kinds of
New Buggies a specialty
All kinda of repairing done. We use skilled labor and g
material are prepared to give work.
Dry
-and tic celebrated-
, Shoes, Hats
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
Call and sec are invited to inspect
my stock aDd learn the low prices.
S. T. WHITE.
We are now taking orders for
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tor delivery
We do all kinds of repairing. Bicycles
repaired promptly.
S E CO
GREENVILLE, . C.
to
IN-----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES.
n -ii kept constantly on
hand.
and sold. A trial will con e
on-
w-
J. R COREY
is-
AND COLLARS
A Horse
Millinery.
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
by Brown,
to see
me
MAY FLOWERS.
the I'M Glory
W. II- Grimes eat to
C. SI. Ml fl-is ate ha
Hal
Dr. ,. as in
lark, of cam.
tip Sunday.
J. W. Ml atoning
PITT COUNTY
won I r
J- It
w-k Sergeants; C- J. f
II .
taking a vote as T n, J,
Cabs u . Pollard. K I
sets
REFLECTOR
Local Reflections.
MAT
town today.
Tho is warming up
The bad bis delinquent tax
today.
Five Sundays, Arc and five
Tuesdays this month.
A coach cent down for them but
r soldier a did not
One of the telephone poles on
street lull tangled up the
wires.
But for closed doors of bar rooms
you could not hay, told that an election
was going en today.
Commander Bitter y
has gone info winter quarters and
won't come any more.
she. e a large in town
fee. what action
military company took.
Some of the loudest talkers in
Hilary company for war it was
dot I were the loudest voters against
going into service when were
oiled.
On Sui day three physicians
ed an operation on Mr Alfred Forbes,
an abscess having that
giving him much trouble. Since the
operation his condition has Improved,
A new sprinkler
and was used today. works
Ant.
A. W. bride are
making
I Macon.
Frank Wilson's is the
His United Slates firsts to the
these war times.
These warm nights bright
put th if ex-
In heads of the young
Mar
due, ,
Fresh S. n. Si
Way look a I. turn cool last
light.
The American eagle is a
hoarse today.
Commodore Dewy is
to be s baseball umpire.
The company Wash
has gone lo at
What with being
the Spanish fleet ups and
downs sure enough.
it it Slid, is
of
land his been before.
Tho Queen Regent to
people I am undaunted
Outwardly the was and placid ;
she even smiled. But, ah I the
reserved to right of private
tears.
Several Good Things
M. Shepherd, representing H. K.
Co., of Chicago, was here
today to renew contract with Tall
advertising those
did remedies manufactured by his firm.
Ho says he can't lo miss
when be goes around, lie
comes this way once u year and is one
the men going.
Mrs. S Let It this morning
a visit lo
Dr. C. J. lift this morning
Charlotte to Male
ad
Dr. II. T. Cox, Ayden, p. and
Ibis to
J. It. s her,,
today.
T. L. Tun age, in
W. f, o
Mi nut
II. II. Clark to
ton Ibis
iv. K. D. t Kill
Monday evening.
O. I., went to Kinston last
night and returned
Mrs. K. II Ti ft child returned
Monday from to
Mount.
A. M. Moore led this let
lo attend court.
and Mrs. T. J. Jam have
returned from a visit across, the
K. B. and family returned
Monday evening from s Scot
laud Neck.
Ada and Boss
Hooker d lbs a
visit to
Mis. Towns, who been
Mrs, W. L. Brown,
. to ll-is
A. W It this morning
Norfolk lo attend Southern
Convention which
city.
J. T. Smith went to
t to see
en out the tut
II. volunteering.
W. S. R. D. C.
D. II. A. Blow and
Cox left on morning They
raid they were going to and
hi
MAY
Harvey Jones has been sick a
,.
J. Jervis went up the this
Dr. J. N. of
here
J. W. Wiggins to
this morning.
Dr. Win. Cobb of
ville, in town today.
Mr. It M. Hearne son
of are visiting
family of Mr. Allen
Nurseries.
Van only re.-
ill f tin the
in
lo
lemUrs II i,
Watson-
ale, C Brown. II. i;
Jone. II. I; I.
J. I. J. I. H
In lb. cot Tailor. ,
army 1.1 N. U. Stokes. Alton, II j
that Ike Mini any bad and C- l.
on Smith received J-A- J
, , , . . , , J- A.
Adjutant M F. A j,,, M.
move bis to in Spain, W. J. f. F.
May -nil. Cain. r -I .
I is so id or earn on I
Witt ROT RE I
, LOOKOUT
. THE
I THE
PERRY DAVIS it SON.
Mr. Merrill Dead
Hi. at, r,. news
i d In sister, Mrs.
IS. U. Merrill,
C. Mr-,
rill had many iii sad in
regret learn
on the Hands.
For several years
from my hands. It would
come In pimples, tin-
itching almost mere I could
stand. The rain lender
itching would he so that my
would swell so I could baldly
bend my fingers. my hards
scratching of the
When I was In ibis condition
doc of Mrs. Joe
and in
1884, and by the took it my
hands were cured, urn well
has since broken
a lib- at i. hut not enough to
inconvenience me or me try more
medicine. I urn now well
M. K.
Burlington, N. C, May 1880.
Mrs. Joe is
I.
1.1 mini., N. U
Tuesday evening
of
Joe John How
ml, came down to
recruits to raise their company f
to the required number. Ti.-n recruits,
re-
them back In
TO-DAY'S MARKETS.
As by
CO.
Cotton Buyers.
Greenville, N. O.
Cotton sold In
Opening
puny
sued lo
at P. M. Sunday to be in
lo c with of the
Adjutant
so much i to
going slid by Ike
hollowing
telegram eat s.
ville, N. C,
A. IV
N. C.
V; lo go lo
tie ii
H. In v bus
ml lo to go any-
when In He United Slates, Only
three to
under I. Hull This is Intended
to n nor
My will not
call the one
Willi shall w.-
St i n May or
answer.
J. T. Captain,
The i ply lo Ibis
N. v., April J
J. Smith,
reel ville, X. C.
no to you
is unnecessary
lo here
A. D. General
By this there was n cl
among many
and s recruits also
lo e
meet Sunday ordered and lake
another vole, notified
General that he would wire in
regard lo company.
Kept coming III until by
hour mating Sunday muter
roll had leached he company
at the and
veto was
laker, thirty voting lo
voting no.
Sails wind to the
General in message suit
st
N. C, May W,
A. Adjutant General,
N. C.
At n meeting Co II. held this
tidily men volunteered
follow the II any where. Thirty live
declined lo volunteer. What
shall Answer.
J. T. Smith,
about o'clock when
reply earns;
Raleigh, X. C, May
J. T. Smith,
N. C.
Your wild the brave thirty
bus my but you
do the impossible,
your band I
thank you all tho same.
A. D Adjutant General.
Ibis was received the
of volunteers had been
. d lo
Smith I Adjutant
nil of but
I urn us
X. C. May
J. T. Smith,
Greenville, N. C.
regret
Ian eighty men. Wail
call. A.
This end so far
as Company II. is concerned, mid they
misted Ike opportunity Icing
the banner company entire
Slate troops.
lire who
Captain,. T.
J- C.
11- M. J. V-
L- S-
J. I.
Privates, El
11- U.
J. II. Cheek, A.
J. F. it. A-
Blow, C O- Duel. W.
a D. U.
W. C. Dancy. 8- Cox. It. B,
J. -M
row, Lev i J. K. In
kin. A. P. O A.
H. II-
E. b. J. W.
T. A
l. 8- L. P. Law
Stocks
Private W. Ki in t r lid
decision and agreed t,.
RESOLUTIONS or HI I.
I o
Our
i Al ii hero i trouble
wires. The wire
h hi i and I i net yet m
oder sud have bad to
I Ire and
lines lo t our n. w and handle
. hope
Latent Grape I lie t be will beat an
War
U . .
r a
No A I- a
W Morgan Drud
hi re
Greenville, Tenn., ii.
u Mr, J. W. Morgan, which
at o'clock ii. mil g He
long mi
from loan. Tint news
to In re, a-
i as km w Morgan but to
love l
for bis
ti- i ,. . v
Iii iii to call or
our rod r r
be resolved i
That by lie death it I
Mi i i Lu i. It a most
w ink and . it r;
Slate i
i tin d
.-on.
That i lo tin
ed family our mp ,
commend to the core . I
King.
oh we next badge
of days.
Thai on .- d
a sent u ti,
doc need, a copy I
hi Lodge at Tenn. with
request to publish hi heal papers, i n l
tarnished lbs
Oxford
d,
X. W.
V. ti. Jami s,
P.
, V .- KI
per
no -a. -ii .
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to ., i j-
Allies i war m Two
i in . an i
i- and . d
No
r oil
i At
peanut t u
at a .
Ti I ii.
i ii ,.,.
ii in, ,,.
Saturday. There u- , .
i i ilk n not ; in
i . u limes
Hand a did before, . .
ed r.
d t
SI as i,
Ti.- second ward A. II
The third s I Win.
and y I
Tin f
f I t i . OF OF FIGS
i to the
but also
i with it is
I'm
i n .,
i remedy. A the
Brno a
fact will
avoiding the
m her par-
the cam.
axis i . r Co. with the
Ion, and the
the genuine
Iron millions of makes
m W of
t i, ,., , with, t Irritating or weaken-
he i total o gripe nor
Th . .
n fail or office
holding sud ii i- reported Urn a largo
number are seeking pUces,
c remember the name of
FIG SYRUP CO.
Cat
K. V
I want leave my In me,
my
wants slay, .-i pr i it pray,
Ki. dry de
Oh, believers
De gun ti
You rim run
rum sun
lint day heals you let
I leave my me,
de flock in
I stay it gospel way.
Kn dry
Oh.
gun i-ti
You run en run
sun r
day
WOMAN'S
WORK.
An apt oM
at
w o in u ii
mUm
ties
rue of
work all
m and stores
half the
n i k h t in
and
their own
clothes or i 1- to j out a
Women who arc
on or who are to
stand tin- Of overwork and
susceptible lo the weak-
that are the
of The of
in, and
cases to Tin h
male
are painful unpleasant.
the
standard for A
will and
i n, Brad-
Regulator u i by lira
dollar b i
able 1- f fr oil
application.
CO.,
Is More Important to You
Than the President's.
Not War but Peace. We Peace for
You by Saving Dollars.
Lu Cost will ho
lorn longer and to it more
to have Urge
lot c
New Spring Clothing
our Cost right
Now Suits
all goods are also
included in this special cost sale.
C. T.
Mark what we
We
We
nave
have
nave
Have
c best
finest
S cheapest
H no west
i.
in Town.
can make all
sick when it
prices
Good
goods. We carry a
full line of
Dress
Clothing, Shoes,
Ricks Taft
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i what To re- The western who I r to
war Aver and I much me r tanner
U m his cold el harvesting
hem their in n ,. . ,. , I
, , ;
which one won
Initiative and g ., a u. j tobacco when
it n ft was OS. Bat Car-
in nearly every tin- j who ask c w gave
to the court brute ;. is entitled lo the
Irate, i a stench in the all bakery. And a girl, who
Yet; co-operate, so that r visit country
THE YELLOW FLAG.
Butler may have another term s
as
Sec-
Stale, etc.
Times.
Ma- if ever saw any one
milk a cow y.,
I have II me lo to c ,
jerk el s
sun
see that
What Is It
--k It is a picture celebrated f
FOUNTAIN PENS
Best in use The outfit no Business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens,
You will be astonished when y see them and
cheap
You may never,
But should you ever
Want Job Printing
-Come to see us.
or Job Printing Office.
Anything from a
O i .
The Daily
the homo v-
afternoon at the
small price of cents a
month. Are you a glib
not fop
i unlit lo be.
lie Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
only a year.
contains the news every
week, and gives
to the farmers, es-
those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
fin of Ha
n. Mat
An artist whose habits are con-
who is willing to work if
no on removed to a
suburban town so that
ho might lot of illustrations
which lie
New York i all ho said
to his friends, I know too
ninny hero, and my friends
keep on in in my studio,
cud this sadly interferes with my
work. I have selected
because my wife likes it and I know
absolutely no one in the place.
have orders for a year's Work, and
simply must do it on time. You
fellows may come out to see me on
Sundays, but not on
Several weeks later some cf bis
friends from York went out
see the artist Sunday and they
found him enthusiastic about the
place.
i n line lot of fellows
be said, I have enjoyed
the town immensely. I have joined
a yacht club, a I
club and a Saturday night smoker
club. Found old friends out
bore
I thought that came
here so that you might do your
work without said
one of hi callers.
-Well, yes, that my n,
as soon as have met all the
boys and of has made hi
Mil OB I can settle down and
make up for lost time
A mouth later the publishers for
whom this artist worked began to
complain that they had received no
illustrations him. The
made promises and broke them.
Finally one of the publishers went
out to to investigate.
He found that the artist was out
yachting. He waited for him, and
n laid down the law to him.
book must come out on
said the publisher,
will you just one month more
OS which to finish your illustrations.
If they are not done then, we will
man and never give you
any more
When the publisher went, the art
said to bis what am I
going to do about this can't
tell my friends to stay away
for u month. They wouldn't under
stand my The committee
from yacht club is coming here
tomorrow afternoon, and on the fol-
lowing day I expect some of the
w hist men, and so it What
urn I to
The wife was ingenious,
and she explained a little scheme
her own to her husband. When the
committee from the yacht dub call-
ed the following day, they a big,
yellow Hag flying over the door.
Underneath it was a big placard on
which was off. Con-
disease They did
keep off, and soon all
knew about it. The local hearth
went around to investigate, and
u conversation with the
artist's wife ho went away with a
broad smile on his face. When the
other inhabitants of
questioned him about the case, he
looked serious and said that be vat
not at liberty to say what
was, but that no one was likely
to catch it unless he went into the
house. During the next month that
flag waved and no one saw the art
The publisher got his
and thin the flag was hauled
down, and the health officer an-
that it would be
on the artist. His friends in
came around to see hint and con-
him on his recovery. lie
didn't look like a man who had been
through u serious illness.
was they ask
ed.
said the serious
He then explained that he had
quarantine the house not against
loafing within, but against hie
friends who might come and infect
him with it. The idea of the yellow
flag impressed his acquaintances and
in accordance with their advice the
artist still uses it. Four or live days
n week this Hag before his door,
and none of his friends culls. As soon
as it is hauled down they know
tho artist is ready to receive than
and they cull. Tho publish
heard of it, and us an evidence
of their gratitude they sent him o
big yellow silk flag which hasn't its
tonal in
Tho cultivation of flowers for
and for the perfumery facto-
at is an important In-
on the Riviera. It is official-
estimated that tho value of flow-
annually exported from Nice,
Cannes, and ii
flaM
Luring the civil in this
try the importance of
or field fortifications was so highly
appreciated by tho troops on MM
sides that the moment n halt was
made tho men began to throw up
breastworks, The groat difficulty
was to induce them to wait until a
proper line defense had born set
by the engineers.
Ml Unit.
Mrs. just look
at them imitations the do
What do you suppose
letters s. v. mean
Mr, Thai must for
Various
last send down and get the
i;
can't too good for u
PARAGRAPHS.
In the
widows
jump at
The farmer who raise, p is
rays good
The rule is
A ll r lit be
scrub nice.
The never
bit it
a s
an both in law a a v
There is no to lbs age at
a man Ma a l
are seldom a
but always by
A bad boy s gets Us
tr. in Ii lbs man g-1
p u all lie has.
isn't A in cm
too limes mow hi ct l bar
than any one else can.
Tho
developed yesterday in the Wake
Populist
i of the
wanted to
Populist Stale
to a of fusion
ti but when
they lesion with
the Democrats to say
they did. In it was under-
stood they to make
proposition lo be rejected. By
tty decided they would a
to no such deceit and fraud,
and down
at all, by selecting
openly opposed lo such.
their
fusion allies will not
succeed the
a Post.
TO ARMS TO ARMS
I want M M a soldier man.
And iv to the tray,
I want help to the van
Without the least delay.
The time for action
swiftly rolls.
And If we would our country save
We mu-l Hie craggy
Tis said Cross,
rest without Its
I never heard such a Ii
Since over born.
The air s full of battle lire,
The a gleam.
The all
To Meal the fateful
They'd better keen their powder dry.
And rest upon their oars.
For Uncle will, by and by.
their treacherous shores.
And when we've done the best we
can
To get them off in peace.
W send Hie flying squadron mail
To give poor Cuba release,
Yes, want to lie a bravo
want o give
want to deal the blow gave
lo our vessel, Maine.
And are set that
To arm.-l To we'll go.
land and sea
bounce the foe.
Our people are brave and true,
And will wait
lo see the crew
Leave tuba lo
So, boys let on your armor bright,
the make
Ply Into them with all yon-
hive no time to wait.
when the dreadful war i-
And bound we sill.
nail upon our topmost main
Free Cuba shall
Pills
Cure
Liver ills.
Twenty Years Proof.
Liver rills keep the bow-
els in natural motion and cleanse
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
and kindred diseases.
do without
R. P. Smith, Va.
writes I don't know how I could
do without them. I have had
Liver disease for over twenty
Am now entirely cured.
Liver Pills
The Dons are suiting to
But they'll to
simply putting off -day
W h-i M can do to
JUST FOB
UNDERTAKER
DICK h
EMBALMERS.
said the deluded farm-
as ho lump
gold be had brought and
it worthless, is not
was cracked up lo
Spain has to burn
Perhaps bless your
It's nearly lime Beat learn
ll-at coal.
M. W. sold one
day market,
to Mr. Will Hart, that town.
bales of from bis
which the
A well known theatrical
people were chat in a North
eighth i saloon one night when
i tough looking specimen of tho
mis hobo blew into the place and
approached the group the bar.
shaggy and unkempt, and
i Ii. i I of years of constant tip-
was apparent in the rich col-
of nose. In a very husky
Weary Willie voice he asked if ho
and his pal might entertain the
crowd. This being grant-
ad, he went to the door and called
out, Tho crowd was
amazed la see a disreputable looking
Chinaman come ambling in
stand by the side. With a
short Introduction the oddly assort
ad pair to work and displayed
really remarkable feats in
legerdemain, one feat in particular
proving very mystifying. This
to allow any person to take his own
penknife mid plunge the blade into
the arm or leg in any spot
ho pleased. After repeated encores
mind reading was resorted to, and a
really line exhibition was given.
After this one of audience, who
was as a magician, drew
the pair aside and triad to bargain
scent the knife trick. Tho
men wouldn't tell, and aft-
about had bet n collected they
departed.- Philadelphia Record,
The order day
II we could only
with
There is a new disease
u--. I- is called the bulletin
Keep your eye on Commodore
Dewey. He'll supply tho Manila
wrapper for Havana
Every girl watt reads Hie
newspaper accounts tho
the says
the philosopher,
to see her sweetheart's
name in type than the
Did ton ever cf Mint He
girl who screams she sees
a never attempts an outcry
alter has been
Yet she's as sure tho com-
of one as other.
give a
advice to the
In cry the genuine
And
said
talking Admiral Sampson
what did the original
son First
first boy.
laving bit hi jaw.
said will;
intelligence; j w bone cf
Lit received a be
the nicest line g
tins and in
lie and ever
Wei I m I-.
it i forms.
Personal attention
and bodies en
to our care will
o i i v of
lower man ever
do not want monopoly ti t
lite
We cat, be found at, .
limes the John Flanagan
building.
BOB GREENE CO
Administrators Notice.
B MM of an order from the Super-
Pill the undersign-
oil of the ofT P.
on M
ard of May. before Court
door In tell lo the
highest bidder the of
I in the town of
situated on I street adjoining the
lands of M. P. W.
and Amos
fourth acre, more or
of s lo cash.
of T K. Harrison.
April Moore Moor-,
Notice Creditors.
II i.; duly before the
Court or as
of the estate of
Bell deceased, notice It he-
by given to all persons indebted to
the estate to make Immediate payment
to the mi and to all creditors
of to present their claims,
properly authenticated, to under-
w. ii. i twelve months after the
date of this or this notice will
be plead In bar of their
Ties the 4th day cf March
D. S. SPAIN,
of the estate of
Notice to Creditors.
I, G. M. a certain
deed in trust executed lo me on -lane
the J. II. W. K.
and M. A. trading
under the of J. H.
i Sons, hereby notify all of
firm or creditors of either of the
members of said Arm Individually to
Calms to tho trustee
on or the gird day April,
iv-. i Hie claims with the
aid trustee on
before the said date, and If any
shall fill to lie said above
Stated will be In bar
of any participation In the dividend or
d- arising f the of tho
said ass This notice I given by
order of court. This March
O. M. MOORING, Trustee.
W N.
Old dominion Mac
from oil other
v ,
a duty, doing away
drastic purgatives curing by the
Mild Power Theory.
One rink PHI touches the liver, re-
moves the bile, the bile
moves The
Tonic doc rest.
Hate It.
Mia V. a
Steamers leave
for Tarboro touching stall land-
on Tar River Monday, Wednesday
Friday at A. M.
Returning leave Tarboro at o A. .
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
days.
r are subject to stage
of water on Tar River.
Connecting at with
for Norfolk,
Philadelphia. New York and Boston.
Shippers should order their
via Dominion
New York. from
Nor-
folk Baltimore Steamboat Company
from
Boston.
SON. Agent,
Wellington,
i t
Notice.
been appointed
as administrator of tho late Jesse
all are hereby
lo all claims against tho
estate of said Jesse Adams for pay-
on or before day of March.
or this notice will be plead In bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to the said are requested to make
Taut the
day of March,
B. W JACKSON,
T. C. Wooten. Attorney.
For more than a from
lo had mi
reign till u appeared in
the shape double hyacinth.
my- or
It i divers soils, and
of tIn in of small
Hone double were, bower.
known at being
mentioned by I double
kind from h in ones
by Peter
a i
The hyacinth new quite such a
,,,,. dining
height i Hi popularity prices
will- paid I i I Lib ill Holland, ll
is said as on- h as or
about tor one
Dutch
Dealer la
Port
Farmers and b II .
year's supplies will It their It.
est to get our prices
stock ll
Snuff, Cigar
Flour, Sugar,
lowest
at are buy direst from Horn
A stock
band and at t
lull Limes. Our goods are all bout,
and
liar lo run e sell at a
H. M.
Notice Dissolution.
The Bra of A nave
day dissolved by consent, J. A.
Kicks and A. II. Taft withdrawing
from the grin. W. Ricks and K H.
Taft will continue same as
under Arm name of Kicks A
Taft. All doe the Arm are to
paid to said Ricks Taft who also
ad liabilities.
March, J. A. RICKS,
A. If. TAFT.
W. II. KICKS.
E. II. TAFT.
Thanking cur friends and the
for their liberal patronage In
past we solicit a continuance of th
nine the
w. ii.
E. TAFT
Cram, an
.--i
m iv- n.
V i if or of
patent
i U. S.
j C. It CO
mi
NOTICE.
State of In the
Pitt County, I Court
J. II. i i and Sarah Cox,
Against
U. A. Blount. II. I-.
an I E. Y, Blount.
E. J. Blount and E. Y. Blount, who
are defendants In lira above entitled
cause, will take notice that a
Proceeding, entitled as above, hat been
i ii. . In the Superior Court of
Pitt County, before, tho Clerk, for the
certain real estate In the
of Pitt In the plaintiffs
J.
will notice they are
required of n
ml I'll tie Superior
on the day of May,
In answer
or demur to the petition and complaint
I. . . Will .
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
CHARD
IN
In said action, or hi
ply t i the for tin
therein.
, under
of Is
K. A.
I i i. Superior I County
N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
lest. Highest market
prices paid for country
saw-
.,
Eastern Reflector
D. J. Editor and Owner IN per Year in Advance.
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. MAY lo,
NO
mm
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
A snarling lion
mane,
His claws end lee Ii broken, lies
i m i I ;
With for on him,
with
II r nils poor
hi paw.
lie fierce
r, early re,
i . i u an
i. Ii-, ii
And duo u
bin powered,
boo bloody
be I
Bat bis rear
n I in west,
Will fair Cuba,
torn and
limping, re.
i and men,
buns
in his d p.
A who a
desire la in was
directed a lo a Salvation
Army tent. The were
singing a tong when the farmer
their little circle. He
Then one of men
address appealing for
The pushed into
circle, taking Ins hat, he
tuck lo uniform
who was lo
went lb
bass drum and a
little woman-
inter saved, let us exclaimed
h who held band
as knelt down asphalt
reverently. The
was thoroughly scared by this turn
i flairs. Instead kneeling he
looked about him. Th had
already started when he got his
bearings. all which he
bad dropped on the tired when he
took proffered band of the soldier,
he crowd, and amid
guffaws of a crowd be
juried ninth on Main tr .
So little interest in tho real
welfare of has
Spain felt, that It is said Span-
government no accurate
knowledge of the number of
inlands composing the group.
They from Goo to
1,400, containing from
Manila, the cap-
ital, is a city of Spain's
reckless continued
since Charlotte
A Welsh jury not long ago
guilty of
murder bis wife great
for
that
equivalent to a verdict
but Judge
conviction one for
murder, deeming the additional
words lo be more i
The defendant was to
death, but may yet escape on an
to a higher Court.
Professional Cards
W. M. Bond. J. In Fuming,
A FLEMING,
Greenville. N.
in all
Swift B. i . Tyson,
H. Greenville, N.
Greenville, N. C
In all Courts.
ones
Ne-v York, Ma-, I A
. a
Club chatter Ii i of
Commodore the
of a
be ill. cone
and c to a the- comment
that be y d settling
a o
to hi country.
of i i. I lie d-
Com Dew, y i
Virginia band-
daughter nM
one of ti moil
here. Miss cwt i
an i n woman of dell views
would BAke up
to a ling,
i .-. it , Spanish
i iii.
Her refused to
but, all other
offers, even cf present
hero cf the hour, Mi-M
kept years her
plighted troth.
ago, with of her
she became the
her devoted
loyal admirer, who not in-
a title estate, but
his as minis-
to Mexico.
Dewey
bis defeat by a
it is probably that be sent
hot shots at Manila with
set Spam's A above the
and on the cl
Lo ii I'd
For aid
for Cur I-
with new
Styles, selected cl
care as to quality, go d lasts and
We have emu
for the people. A Urge
variety of latest Mill g
A largo in every depart
met i of you
in. Styles an I
st, as rime t and
all right prices. Don't fad to tee
our -lock and Hike ail.
of the of-
in cur stock o.
in
His
Born, Fairfax
November
West 1852.
and
lieutenant Second airy,
1850.
Severely wounded in a fight
with and in M
ordered to West Point as
tor of cavalry.
In 1861 be bis com-
mission and entered the
first general on
staff, and in September,
1861, was made colonel
of the Virginia cavalry, and
was made
brigadier general
July 1803, and
Appointed by Cleve-
land internal revenue collector
for western district of
1895.
Appointed by President Cleve-
land consul general to Cuba in
1897.
there by President
and remained until
forced o return to country.
a major general
the United States army.
M. o
J. C
Cobb Store.
H. . Long,
MA 1.1. A
Attorneys and at Law
In all the
II. I'm re. . i
AT LAW.
, . N.
ARTIST
street star Only
In town
i no
We have just let a houses
fire lo out fellows
who hollered for war before war
We shall publish a daily
issuing
every five we
herewith our tn
providence making the days
lo.
We
Spanish cigar store as
of war, but one box cigars
was loaded with dynamite and
blew up the mayor
smoking. We don't know
bis funeral services will be held,
us he has not come down yet.
We have our to
as a brigadier-
to command the
sawmill, which proposes to furn-
boards war at
reduced rates. We are going to
see war through,
to buy a spyglass to do
Dry floods,
Dress Laces,
of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps, Shoes and s in black tan
the ladies, men, girls and boys.
make no we say that we tell the SHOES
by any one in our town This Is what our
about our Shoes Oxford. A beautiful lino of
white, and color-.
Window In all
et
and we war
hue of
Lace Curtain Swiss, Poles
in white and colors, Window Shades
in all colors-six and seven
ft
and
J Squares, Matting, Oil
Cloths, Door Mats in rubber, steel and cocoa,
Lamps, Hall Lamps, Library Lamps,
Lanterns, Tinware, see our Automatic Oil
Can, fills your lamp and does not run it over
On inn you will a large of
FURNITURE
Bed Room ill Solid Oak, In price from lo 115.00.
of all prices. Bedstead, Oak Wardrobes,
and ouches
of all kinds, Commode. Dining Tables, Kitchen Tallies,
Tables, Tin Safes Hull Back, Ac. No about these pleating
No question about Come to us your
GOODS you will come nut We profit aid pleasure to
every customer our will proven awing to the
buyer. Pleasure, our fail please in and
Tours f mutual
BAKER
Hardware
Tinware,
Victory Results.
victory old,
i pr -i i
e mil .
, a
--iv I, bore hi n-
most s -V and n
dash that with adventure
t lb
. to have been
ably hand's it was . . j
ii v bold u is
r the confident,
bragging It not
overlooked or i the
v . dial ; ed
i,
lo i ii . -I to
last A lean lo it I i
el n Li
. .-
in this hie is
. en
was a tin
most
has lo increase tho
of tin- .,.;. i. . .
the situation
bi occur or threaten, and
remedy i-i marl law
i Madrid. before
editorial fie reader otter
news a it
hive come.
lam, where d
Si have now, are very
to know, so many
o tho work done
by Asiatic is
Outlook,
that A . who
have won so many naval battles
in the past are not
not no less
enterprising.
The is so
of hope, Unit it i-l
Cubans to a great
and refuges
lo limy ti and
give nil to
who for years longer
Victory ii
ii r-I u
Home hi fore L-
critic, Mr.
W. L. alter
gave an opinion Hint
American mark-
has thus far,
fully sustained by results.
Bo laid
do not to say that
us ac-
quired of the
are
t ho
U no room com-
Spokes, Hubs, Building Materials, Paints
Oils and Stoves
Fair Dealings and Honest Goods, at Rock
Bottom Prices.
MAIN STRICT,
Tho With
the and
intensely interesting
on in i i p
pear in
f r May- It ii II s-
I f drawings made I v
ti and altos I i
lies i o not I i ore
i Viv c i
o I s n
r I n r I i
n f tho k
ill Flint. i g with
U b g Iv,
. . ii I r I I
b I i In at ill
ill i in s
. f .
. on are .
Mag I a
p I i i l I d ll Z
t pat
Can Sound
low
A letter iii
Madrid, w s
seized b. tho
to day.
The loiter was bi a
and it from
Cut gave a
of the
Western defenses,
nun. and mines
and bow to land so
av id danger. Tho writer ad vis
at attack on Monterey, l ere
is a force
poor daft noes. also
told that Spain w
find
Tho i all
M Id
tho i- d
have b in o have
women lie v d
other will so n b 1-
It
a u
alter this loiter was potted,
should i
exploded.
i Spanish
ks Hi
ate
bot bed cf is
Von-.
You In an Air
That .
naval Steadily
the problems they
tho
tho
Concerning tho
men a in liable to
woefully When
hard is lo dona tin
with an
co
lards mo
hope Unit is in
follow will to arm lie
Englishman's
The S
bow Lord twice
elders-
It i Mormons
a c man's house in John on
with intention of
spending tho night there. One
tin in addressed
of the i manner.
Lord
here and would lo
spend
aw ii i replied
Catarrh, drip.
Throat i
THE PILLOW-INHALER
lo the
. I
Mid
.
FOR
INHALATION,
It Boa i in . .
.;. .
co.,
Cl Handing-, ii i Mk-i.
I,
It Paris tho ult-
. Me i France
a band and aid All
warships are kept in fighting
made to i-o
at any moment.
have been built and workmen
toil all week, Sundays
The of
la-; said a well
known man of that city, who has
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Title
Eastern reflector, 6 May 1898
Description
The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
May 06, 1898
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Spatial
Location of Original
Joyner NC Microforms
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