Eastern reflector, 19 October 1897


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The Eastern Reflector
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VOL XVI.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY. OCTOBER
CLUBBING
The and the
paper that years
of Ii A
made excellent
e.
been revived as a
farm I
ft. in.-my this ,
who lo took I be
would like lo have ;
it seam and we are prepared to
make the following extraordinary
Fur we I he
i n North
of The
all three
us a whole
capers will yen the
home news, the State and general
and the farm news, and
think of three of a
bole year for
If you want the Atlanta Con-
added to the above list
you get it for TS cents more,
or the a week New York
for Any other
paper or magazine wanted we can
give you a discount on in con-
The
Treasury.
Washington. OH. The an-
Treasurer of
the will re that
June the total avail
able of the Treasury were
I Without Parallel
Memphis
the last couple of days brought
suit county
for of chancier,
alleged to he an
OCTOBER TIPS OS STYLE
This is for the
A POINT TO BE REMEMBERED.
Hi
a Tea i j J-
A day's revival culminated
last night in front of the
cf Capt.
when citizens made u
t f articles need in games of
amusement. Ibis feature of the
started by Mrs.
of a class
composed of man and
women-
First one and then another
offered to born dice, check
aid other articles.
When Capt. Kidd, of the firm of
Culver Kidd, offered to open
his i-tore and take therefrom
pocks and add them to
the fire it decided to make a
affair of it. The
fixed in front of Capt.
and the various
the blaze the
of while the on
from
Whom all
Dispatch.
lie Wasn't
A boy who appeared to be
applied the register of
deeds morning for
license. Mr. Miller looked him
over carefully, and decided he
wasn't ripe, told him to go borne
and grow some more before he
got married. The boy from
j epitaph cut a
hey bad increased to Such a for action is
Of II
ii June
and 1897,
for
of June
notes, u
to revenues,
the Treasury received
deposits for the retirement of
national bark notes
certificates lot
int- bonds, so t int the total
i in mil.- available fur the fiscal
operations the year a
173,9-6- As against this, there
was disbursed, besides tho
nary expenditures, the sum of
account
fractional currency and the
on sound
of annals
the of the country.
L B. Cue
at shot and killed by one Bill
if was indicted
tried for He was de-
feuded by i in- same lawyers who
now acting for him in this
civil suit. The was ac-
a plea of self
The parents of deceased. L.
B. thought to honor bis
in by electing a
over cut in
the m a legend forth
some of tho of his
taking ill The following was
cut the i
L. Ii. sou of J. C L J.
Cate- Born April 1870. Mar-
of in Willie Freeman December
A new jacket is a
the bi.-l, n.,
i back a
prolonged tabs,
over top too
and
from in generally cat
from -1 lo
inches in
retirement of national Lank
making a total of
The net loss of available cash
from operations,
was
the issue of paper
the operations of the year, which
to J were
exceeded one year,
then by only a narrow mar-
gin. The ii-. amount-
to were also
lulls. Iv heavy.
national notes for
redemption increased to
proportions as to overtax
capacity of the force employed
and assorting, and re-
quired considerable advances to
be made of the general funds
of the Treasury. By an increase
of the force, however, the arrear-
age of work was brought
before tho close of year.
1897- Wt killed by
Bill Panic December MM I
caused by swearing to
Cate's wife. Aged M
months and I
It is alleged by that this
stone lettered by J. II.
of M and it is
alleged the stone was ex-
posed to public gaze yard
of f r quite a while
before it art treated at the head
of the containing re-
in u of lot deceased
the
the trial county
he has m for
of Ibis The
complain in. seeks damages from
tho sculptor the father of the
decease l in the sum of
tit. Louis
Saloons and Liquor in
bill ii
lit u Mini
in pi, beer, winch
tOM at Thu
city receives licenses, at
in
own per rent, beads,
licenses.
and property One brewery las
its beer
The New Time.
Our i
principles, honorably
truthfully we
from the best most prominent
all the new and desirable novelties adapted
to tho want the people community.
This concern attraction is Kith in Quality, was the u-t
Magnificent in Style, Low in Price. year, the mos-
We have endeavored to meet your require-
for seasonable goods respect.
We invite you to one displays
up-to-date and seasonable
ever offered the people of this vicinity.
to of Shows. Every feature
of the entertainment is replete with Style,
II you want
and see
High Quality and Small Price.
to sec this Show of Shows came
line assortment of
DRESS GOODS,
ling
Ladies and Gents Notions and
Goods, Ladies, Gents and Shoes
Hats, and Caps, Groceries,
Crockery and Glassware. Wooden ware,
Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the
largest stock of
Black white checks
with color
will play important part in
costumes.
tea go sins of
are embellished with deli-
laces.
Girls of years wear
capes or cloth
designs.
Bakes pure,
id J
Absolutely
in broken plaid
The latest combination col-
is ermine, lace and
n are fancied for
large hits of gray or
These, combined with velvet
and plumes.
Even for tots o less
small mull and boa sets
There is certainly a
I. ; fichu collars of black or
i white are new,
charm about the graceful plumes
on tho larger hats of the
season.
NEWS NOTES
Si of Soul
la villi mid is a
mas.
dead.
Two women were killed in
In iii n, N. by I
linger
Mm-., liar been Con-
by Democrats First
district.
John U
Ferry, W. Vs., forwarded a violin,
made from a tree on Join,
place lo but she de-
I In- silt.
In well as in some
other parts of the world, there
are men of who aim to do
everything as the English do it.
A French man, who know
no but nevertheless
called himself a
went to far in his at
to write after the names
of men to whom he
on the backs of the envelopes.
By and by a friend asked him
what this meant.
the English do the
Other answered.
but what
mean
yon see, the are
of a very and
admire cold things, and
means it a
great
Not far from Dawson,
there is a remarkable lake
named It is miles
long and about U miles wide, and
is probably the only lake that
extreme northern says
which does not over
winter. No communication has
discovered between it and
tho nevertheless, at high
water the coasts of tho
northern the of the
rises, it falls again at
low tide. This sympathy with
sea does not extend to the
cf mating a salt
lake; on the contrary, its waters
are good to drink. Another cf
its peculiarities is that its
rises in winter and falls
in summer. When all the water
of neighboring
try are completely over
Lake s so warm
that it is really a it to bathe
it. On the other hand, in the
summer time water is ex-
all kinds at the lowest price ever given
hi this community. Come and sec how much
cannot be seen elsewhere. matter who
you are, where you live, how much or
little money you have got. There is no
where your dollars will do you as much
service as they will do you here.
Yours Truly
how
Store
good
Old people who require to
the how and kidneys
the true
This does not stimulate and
In-Key nor oilier
cant, acts as a and
It sets mildly on the mid bowels
adding and giving tune to the
thereby siding Nature in n
of the functions.
Is so excellent appetizer and
Ids digestions. Old It
exactly what tiny need, lee lilts and
1.00 net at John I. Woolens
drag
BAKER HART
Is ha At
with nervous d and
takes of bones, I lie
vitality their blood, and
hem and
No. It is bad cooking.
Indigestible stuff, and other
habits.
The remedy is
food as I he Shaker
dial, Instead Irritating already
stomach Cordial a
, rest by nourishing system
Itself digesting other food
and return.
Is nut Idea y
Is relieves
No risked to it- value.
A cent trial does that.
Is the Is-t
i. It In place
Oil.
The Secretary of the Navy will
ask Congress for an
of for various
naval expenses in the next fiscal
year, not battle-
ships and docks- His estimates
are greater than tho
of his predecessor for
the current year. These
portentous figures do not
any abandonment of policy
our position at a
maritime power. But if we are
to spend ho much money tho
Committee on and Means
will have to hustle to keep
tight of the Committee
Hardware
large bright plaids
to bu used by
for the winter shirt waist.
One of tho daintiest buckles is
the slander gilt set
tiny
Am I- seem
to be favorite for gold
to if ;
Doug black lace scarfs the
style of days gone by now
used us sashes.
Very lovely tea gowns of
striped silk, with lace
For yokes skirt;
there beautiful lace
insertions.
Fancy buttons velvet rib-
embellish of grace
taffeta.
A pet edging a particularly
narrow width has boon
for finishing hat brims.
Renaissance lace is in do-
main fur doilies,
and cushion covers.
Tho loveliest shaded wings for
millinery in
Ostrich plumes in shades
modish pretty.
feather baas match tho
pearl felt
A magnificent bridal it
of white satin, with
of silk em-
with silver beads and
seed pearls.
tee
For there
is nothing urn prettier a
quality of satin
or yellow.
frocks for
school trimmed with lace
have cf Roman-striped
silk.
Si
A pretty day dress for a
little girl is of navy-blue serge
with bell and stock collar of red
velvet.
Black or white lace trims
m is or of taffeta,
both pieces being made to match;
Tinware,
who sutler Iron lied ill-
and weak nil I on
of this n
hill, and will he It
lint a for chills and l n w
and
does nut the Men
It.
Sill Chill Tunis.
teed.
Implements,
Spokes, Hubs, Building Paints
Oils and Stoves.
Fair Dealings and at Hock
Bottom Prices.
Tho ultra-stylish
cloths all the new satin
finish
Velvet in brilliant colors is
considered chic for house bodices.
fancy lace jabots
the
RAM'S HORN.
No is lit heaven who
s kepi out.
It is better lo be a mustard seed
than a mount of dead
There are church members
and not Christians.
Our please when they
make sinners want to know Christ.
Ii never hurls God's work any
people to get Ins truth.
can sec jewels where we would
see only sand and gravel.
An extravagant loves to lecture
his on the beauty economy.
to a
devil loves to hear a stingy man
talk church.
Open door heart to
and lie will the windows
el you.
Au opportunity It help the poor
la a chance Christ given us to do
for
How small toil's army always seems
la he when we hike Date ourselves
number it.
Cod will give us strength to resist
n at will ate it to walk
away ha company.
a Mini hook at throat of
and furs is now
replaced by pretty gold buckle.
I. ice boleros are being secured
by buttons or pear-
shaped ornaments.
Noticeable of the new
Velvet toques are fur-edged
brims, two tall tips at front or
side and t jeweled buckle
MAIN STREET,
GREENVILLE, X. I
lips Mini of
it -1 Bilk in e hi m
Velvet ft felt
Tin paper will
pleased t learn U
line dreaded
hi all Ks state
U Catarrh. Catarrh Is
I In only positive eon known to
medical Catarrh being
disease, n con-
Cure II Waken directly
the of
Stein I hereby tho
of the -1 . and
the by up the
and in
i- its work. The
faith In m curative,
they i tier One for any
ease that It to cure. Send fur list
of testimonials,
f J. . Pron
Toledo. O
Bold
are the
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REFLECTOR
Greenville, N. C.
WASHINGTON
Entered t pi Oman at Greenville,
X. a. second matter.
It is said there arc now lorn
men working ill -North
Carolina mid that time M
,.
Indianapolis, the
went
by majority the
city election held Tuesday.
Chattanooga, former
city, also went Dem-
a municipal election-
J I Dent i
yea got walk
nab the Mt to
Mr mediation
which
taking a.-lien at It I last
would peace
Cuba Ion; In lore no. g had
slapped by
ii now be
whether Mr. will tan lbs
Mb i beck r another slap, or will
i toil by re-
i Cuba,
the Cubans
in administration
ll w i
turned to Spaniard.
is growing will haw
to compel Mr. to do
right thing by Cuba.
As though Mr. did net
lane enough of I fa own,
j and begin an
l I .
IS, II
Four rob-
bed a broad
within miles Austin
capital Texas-
could not in express safe
but pot from passengers.
conductor and two
were shot.
Tho yellow fever Las broken
out at several places in Texas
such measures
been adopted as to cause
almost a complete blockade to
travel is a panic
out the State Now Orleans
and other places the fever con-
to increase.
who was
Cuba and whose
release people in
try wore taking an interest, re-
and is now in
New York It is reported
that Americans planned and Mall
in her escape from prison
much is said as to the
complications the
may between tho United
Stares and Spain.
A man in county who
is to be to
Board Cow
Commissioners a letter in
which be said they would have to
bis father m a charge
as ho not assume the
responsibility supporting
This is as base a n of in-
gratitude as has ever Bade
public. A the the
old man upon of the
matter offered a home the
remainder bis
Democratic lbs S ate
b almost the an
that the campaign if year will be
on the lice good government
and white supremacy. There are very
of the that even
at inch a at a t talon any
oilier party. What
want i a straight light with the above
lines clearly drawn, and on we
the party can win. It there
a white man in North Carolina who is
not d meted with Stats
then be is
hi Us than a desire
government.
ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS.
Made ., Ob.
server.
Fish s have a scaly look
in print
In ho
dot a stack it
The truest wealth is
beyond reach avarice.
girl's Us U
usually with a knot.
I lies J I the Unities in
Cuba belong to the of war.
s i. conceal d be-
the -it own tongue,
Ii is strange, a mother-in-law
and a bass are
wrong,
ii- the I a bis work
two it
, , . .,. at cut hair cut
is it
and hive a new
edge pal on it.
S . will
i in the Irish liberty i
in H ail is ,
. i t c and r.
is tea h- rs.
a f
Hurt.
Hope Kin Company a
iii with a lull
They loon
ism steam to the
had a The
they the engine
well ivory makes
them better with its work-
At the ii-.- meeting niter tbs
e were to
lee the i
Lo center with the Town Conner
relative i. an house and
suitable ball I'm ll
the was being taken to
tin For, men F, M. Hedged s
ST FOR mi.
d apples are plentiful.
the are
furl
The cold is
its annual
is i an-
in
New politics are exceedingly
will see a
lime in the old
was to .-heller
ii,
What's a good
that's call
burl by a wheel running die, of
ons hi ti-i t.
The Market is now
Open Open all
the time.
have swooped down with the
demand he their ate.
Alter a lab alarms
i g a cl more then m-.--
during he been to
retirement, it seems
the V. Court is
to retire sure this lime. At-
i ml i- d l
succeed him, a Cabinet
is i the same which it
ii ii. iv ll
in the l
Navy and other e
more or 1- importance.
y Terr tie r-
i. e v i- i , j . . -s
the . . C. art
it. i- .- tun i
which l .- made el
tin- shooting ii iii . .
at . mid
lo
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s i ; i
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ti a tin . ii. i.
. i any i on
it's an I'll in
the actor, is keep-
with
Well, no
October sere.
Sing ho
-M. a. v says the
Philosopher, but all men do
. i. I
. . u ill keen
think we met on a
Hoax I you the pay last
No matter how hard up the
. I h-.- he I
Some live i .- i
i. y never sing
; . D a i Ion
to be very
riding lb
. . th of straddling.
. ., ., n ti el robbing
;. In i . and .-
i ti I
said the man you
a re
the one,
does
ways say, enjoyed
the literal Until.
II. always at his own
forget, you
owe uh live that
I quarter I gave you last
Honor live till I pay
I had money
to i lo Kb b
lb I'm not Ii
that much money I could live more
a l et lo
exactly. It may
been play lit girl in
me, hut it
Mrs.
and girls together at your col-
Mrs. John wrote
me at had Balls Letters in bis
wonder why people will
foolishly donate lug sums South
h mil
a to make their money
us as
Crooked,
mi in your i tail
. I i,; t
decoy, and ell a dentist's p I no or ago ts the
in e ; i tooth
I wonder you're really you
are cracked up to the coffee
the egg. a retort
it dropped into the
L. Morton ,., ll.
in receipt of Iron
parts of inquiring
about a concern the
Commercial Art Col- by,
a re
talk.
i;
T o writers inform
m ., up
Hi- a ,; ,,,. . r .,.
sh I , am he
El i. t . ti . At
. . u.
oh. j .- pi -I III
town; as sonic put ii, and
all -i. i an
.-i- a good . w
.- . I.- re a I .;.
ally ii i i I nil n.
bit nap must be limit I lo
For t
earn, ll
hes in two week,
and hasn't taken the slightest Interest
in
i;
sans
A whole town should not made the of ob
i borne
The Save are as anxious as the by tho-o always
the Boding because matters ate
party lo punishment, and so as lo pleAse
i- b us . to e d
ii In i state oil to
panic his private any
Boss will, all or for teas,, at all;
has become alarmed hi hot at tho is a
,.,.,. I men v. have attaching
been tie- a
v imps it
hi i rent will until
end k Bot .
in
the poll-, la- has e in i and ;
canto Mr. Is non ore too generally
trying ate lorn -.- mere
among of and
Ohio. interests
ll i ti
Democrat is not taking . tie. I art b e Charge,
h pressing a
i s to live
Washington that Ohio to cry Stop my
V ii. mis have an ex lo ho roads
ii can only id in not with
out rote. He i. M The who
the stay-at-home vote newspaper the read
reach away up the thousands, and
afraid lint the may
I alleged took orders for
I the of pictures or
photographs, or portraits
from tho same, at a very low
I price, representing that tho
so because
work mis by the
college
agents
always collect advance a small
i amount of tho price for a portrait
land for it, to be
i good as part payment of the I was a big fire
When portrait is delivered,
Some if tho sued slack cl dead
amount; vary but sold at a good
Ml to and ,. .,, .
informs us ; sent
us, what
are you with
at day only o'clock
et t
hi-eh. hut it's ti old
Louden,
. in letters received hero for the
Commercial
have not been
that have been
hate not been culled for;
that the letter carriers have
best to but
j hare The letters are still
i for.
the postmaster has reported
matter to the
department at
our to and sold
old art always right.
will find
Tin- dud who of tight
Is also out
TO CUBE A D IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Tab
lets. AU Druggists
it tail.- to
I money
For and
Lilly bulbs, also en tor
making sweet and
send your
Hoods delivered free in town.
Phone
Tho people of Macon, Go.,
adopted an unusual method of
amusement a day or two ago
Tho closing of a big trade
display was a collision u
two railroad locomotives.
Two old wore t
and placed on a a mile long
that for the
pose. They both
to limit and
open.
two iron horses almost
each other and
about midway the track. Both
were splintered and broken
to fragments- The collision
by people.
reduce the vote. II lays
he never saw such apathy among rural
voters in a Ohio as exists
this tune.
Consul Lee was Wash-
week preparing bis r.
turn to Cuba next week. He had a
with Mr. and
with Day.
hut did not .-. y i
persons
o that Ins
nothing whatever t do with tie- n la
to their views tho ones who
ate, m a measure
for tho craven
the weather cue;
lies of modern It. a
community composed entirely
i my
no independent journalism
would -e an
Via ate convinced that a news-
paper is and
When mat it
clean, stop it. it lacks
and fails to you
the stop it. When
Mm
ft
THAT
BOOK
of Samples is in;
containing enough
styles three
They are
CO. critic, e. the big
arc
Parties having tobacco
which they wish to sell, can
get accommodated at head-
quarters for high
the Eastern
EVANS, JOYNER CO.
Owners and if.
Brilliant Fabrics
Two Hemispheres,
Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats,
SHOES.
The Textiles are in radiant pro-
fusion on our counters- No store in the South
ever exhibited so much and
There are gorgeous groups
from Paris, Vienna,
Bradford, Leeds,
cities. We
selected the best that the makers Franco
Germany, Austria, and Scotland have
produced, and you invited to
them while they are yet in their exquisite
state and beauty. There are
of plain makes an and an
aggregation of fancy effect sin l M
designs and combinations that are too
kaleidoscopic for any advertising pen to o
scribe. Price is no object with us.
H. M.
M. H.
-----DEALER IN-----
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
GREENVILLE N. C.
I will the best goods and
will sell them at the lowest price possible. I
will do all can to obtain and hold your pat-
Come and see me.
M. H.
Next door to Griffin the Jeweler.
THE LIVE GROCERY
Ibis government nub I other
Cull celling it I of atop it t but do not stop
tie. It be fur to
has bra in W I
,.,. Dimply its
during last six aid his own sincere
, i to lo Mr. of of
if yon do
OB
and
on an that way
to to what he
will
of what honestly
be tho truth German-
S. Ii.,. had v.
to with
i In
Mr.
the Cabinet
of A n i-mini
la tor , , , . ,. .
. . . .
lint be will to
NATHAN
Chi.
J work with many Conic in and tum
o of Get
for your Fill end Winter Suit or Overcoat and
get the fit, the right and the right
quality at the right price. S
I also h ave in stock a full line of
Dry Goods, Notion; Hats, k;
ll
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
Call a sec arc invited to inspect
my stock and the low prices.
S. T. WHITE.
Tobacco Flue Makers
and Bicycle Dealers and
Respectfully offer their to pa We are orders
Tobacco Flues
and assure you will as make the best of Flue
or the least price All our work is guaranteed and we are ready t
anything in our line a cook store to a We
hank yon to come and see us. Respectfully,
. E. I CO.
v.
a j If
a o OS
BLOW
HOT OR COLD
We open Autumn activities
this week in earnest. Tho
stock is in ideal readiness.
Every department responds to
the present and future need
men and boys dress.
days are not far oil. The wise
anticipate this. Intelligent
and unprejudiced criticism
places our assortment
at the top. If you keep in touch with our do-
you know that experience, study, thought
skill, capital and care controlled our selections
and purchases. For you are invited to
thoroughly inspect quality of fabrics, colors,
patterns, styles, tailoring, fit. Prices correct.
MY LIKE OF
Dress Goods, Shoes,
Gents Furnishings
is superb and your inspection is invited.
FRANK WILSON,
GREENVILLE N. C
THE REFLECTOR
Local Reflections
two aged
Winny, what
OCT.
J. Frost Is expected town soon.
All tobacco warehouses bad fine
breaks today.
Several lairs in of
the Slate week.
It is tune coal bills lo
lo out your bank account.
town is pained red with circus
Tho Robinson and Franklin
advertising ear wont down to Kinston
last
county
on Greenville
today.
The an busy
and have to work and day
to up.
The Alliance the county
held a meeting here today. It
very slimly attended.
Drummers struck the town in lull
force right, a largo number
stopping here.
The Columbian Club will have
annual ball in the Eastern Warehouse
en Wednesday evening, Nor. 3rd.
We baud some -ion talking a knit-
ting That is
one the enterprises this MM badly
We hear Air. L. M. Blakely,
Jr., died at his home near Washington
a days ago. He well known
in Greenville.
ll is a run- that the river
so low as present.
and G
in the
anyway, between a
and n Elder
Kay, u
that It u man dike the thing home
see how likes it, it is a but
he buys it outright, it is a
MOVERS.
AM Take When
Travel.
OCT.
J. J. Harper morning
tor his home in
a mute, sou
A train
hers . m I deal and
dun. a i i-
Dr. R I. Carr, and
S T White this town, have been
the
on the
Mr. Andrew
has Winston the
practice i-l h He is
Mr. L. M. and
will move family here- in r-
weeks Winston Sentinel.
B. is sick.
Kev. Mr. arrived
day
Ii. t. and Mil this
mot Durham.
Julian Jordan returned
evening from Danville.
Col. I. A Sus Ibis morning lo
vi-it his son, C. R. in Wash-
City.
E K. editor the
Tobacco on the
Greenville today.
Kev. A. W. this
where he
been on the Atlantic
Hi.
W. G. Lamb lift this morning.
II. P. went to Henderson
today.
Moore I. r
W.
Friday
lira, and
went to Kinston Friday evening.
M. lb urn-. and huh- son,
of arc visiting her
at s.
B, came in
will till
his in
church
Rev. V. B. went out to
Farmville to
lb-re He
return to Greenville and preach in th
Episcopal church it
POPULIST MAGISTRATE AR.
BESTED.
Charged with
on a Young Lady.
to
C, O.-.
here Kooky Mount
J. H. a the
county and hading
has been at that place on
criminally a young
lady, Cora Tarboro, near
iii Ni one day last
week.
is now in jail Nashville.
A preliminary will be
him W. Joyner in
Tuesday.
SAY
Want a the
show will in Greenville in
Wednesday, 7th, all
the hi it. To and
boy will on lbs morning
the tin-as the
Ru i f -r a
we will ii tree i
Ni a a l on you and
a In e to tin-
Ask two of neighbors i, t
SI
link
i.-. gout
Promoted
Cadet A. Gotten, who is
the Naval Academy at
Ii Md bus been Bade Captain
o the cadets returning from their
a newly married an
country in town one day List
with his wile. In the evening In-
started home in his buggy by himself
and In gone distance he
discovered his wife, lie
back and found her waiting r
him in one our stores. So it seems
that matrimony causes
Va, Observer.
To in new
Millinery a week and
had in low this Fall. II
wish lo conn- to
Mi.-. Guilt in.
Curds
cards have seal to
friends Greenville to
Skinner
While to Mr. Dolphin on
morning, Nov. at
in the M. K. No cards
arc issued to living la town
hut are invited the marriage.
held
in o
Under.
Tie- Mat
health con
Thursday.
postmaster been
appointed In Halifax county making
live in that county.
K. M. cl
was a student at A M Col-
at Raleigh died there on
day.
C. U, a Charlotte strut
railway was run over by u
ear c n and crushed to
death.
E. C. Ray. a Charlotte man, who
with was detained in New
Orleans by yellow lever quarantine
look lever and died Wednesday.
A Mr. was serving on
jury in Mecklenburg court last week
on Friday he Judge
that be couldn't m Friday
s until
sundown, as the- seventh
day us Sun-lay. lie was and
by agreement all panics the court
did business with 1-
i I
An Old Paps, r
Mr. A. II. snowed tin- Bib
a copy cl the New York
Herald dated April The
paper cot an account the
President Lin-
mid also
to closing scenes of the war. The
paper belongs to Mr Ellington's moth.
she been keeping it
years.
FINE CLOTHING
The most com h
CLOTHING STORE.
I GOODS,
Next Door to the Bank
Colton U
There was a light this morning.
The middle October is giving no
Indian summer.
in all the churches
row. It is your duty In attend cue
them.
The leaves tumbling over each
other in their hurry to get oil Ike
Our Hist Pickles
Vinegar Pickles at S. M.
Schultz.
painted mule Is cot a zebra,
every mulatto with red clothes
on nu Indian.
The Register of Deeds issued only
one marriage license this week. That
was for a colored
It is possible to too
Moderate claims, which Bra within the
resell probability,
tales, which distrust.
Printers Ink.
Fire at
Durham had a big fire Thursday.
The lire stalled at in the second
story of large double prize house
II. d. Basest Co., on Morgan street,
and the building was In when
the it. The lire spread
lo the prize house old. W, Watts,
by American Tobacco Com-
and thence lo the house of
Manning and Morgan, on Fulton
co lo the prize house owned by
I. Duke, and thence to the prize house
W. Duke, occupied by the American
Company, thence lo the
W. T. Covington. This con-
pounds tobacco and
was insured for Twenty-live
hundred hogsheads of were
saved and pounds
to. Nine residence on Fulton, Morgan
and Randolph streets wore burned.
The burnt area covers eight acres.
The loss is This is Durham's
largest fire since the great Bra in
with the West
Mr. Gotten, who hit this
county a weeks ago to try his lot-
in Klondike region, has reach-
ed Seattle where be will up; the
winter tore proceeding on his
journey. He writes buck to bis father
Mi. R. R. Gotten, that he is greatly
pleased with what he seen the
West.
The Fever In
The r i receipt of a killer
from Mr. It. Tripp, written at
ton, on the in
says both Houston and Gain .-toil are
cut oil tin- outside world oil ac-
count yellow fever. A large p
of the people Houston sick and
a few eases of lever an- Mr.
was just up firm a
week's but nut with
the time writing. Ho says business
is a standstill.
i lie
The hardest people on for in
lo please are borrow
the some his
Sun.
Then you laid . n-
volumes. you tan
this to any appreciable
degree, let us bear
nun.
We
Lead
in
Goods
Again
Ibis
season.
Conic
and
see.
HIE I TO II
You want the newest, prettiest and
most stylish
Our Autumn stock is now ready and
surpasses any we have ever shown.
Tie Most Foreign Fairies.
The latest domestic novelties. No
; other house shows such a line.
I Lang's Gash House.
LANG SELLS CHEAP.
He Knows Good Work.
Mr. it. the manager of
the Robinson Franklin ad-
car that Wednesday here
It an order for job printing with
He said he held the
Work three towns just to bring
it to lie nut office. He bus
been here and knows what good
is.
HUM for
APPOINTED and
qualified as Receiver at the
Company, for the purpose
settling tho affairs of said Company,
I offer for sale the real estate
and adjoining the town of
Smith Hooker's horse Bird I belonging to kl Company-
will be sold on reasonable terms, in
lots to suit purchasers. ,
For see or
dress
won a rate today.
An boat at the what I. the first
one to here this season.
The following conversation reported
by a friend recently overheard
LOVIT HINES,
lie elver N.
MELVILLE.
The World's Greatest Rider.
This wonderful ban-back
all over civilized world, is one
the with Great John
Robinson and Franklin
Combined Shows Melville
is the embodiment grace. Ills work
is so cleverly done that it has the
excessive ease. He springs
upon back a running
horse as readily as the ordinary man
mounts a chair. His thrilling riding
created a He conquers his
audience by mastery of his art
Long alter the has come and gone
admiring thousands dilate on the marvel
his This worthy rider
is in worthy company. He surround-
ed by strongest
and European stars ever
together. Innumerable great
enchain the attention the
audience. Schools educated, i.
goats, pigs and baby a
double of Royal Japanese;
thrilling and
and many others;
acts by than a
celebrated and gentlemen riders;
sports and ancient
Rome together with n real hip-
boo and numerous Th
show will at Greenville
A Act.
Not many nights Sir. E. II-
handy came to town lo attend
church and 1- it their horse and buggy
hitched near the church. While at-
tending the services some one broke
down the spatter board of the buggy,
broke the whip and threw it in the street
and stole the lap robe. Human beings
arc seldom guilty a thing much
meaner than Ibis.
Baby Mine
Every mother
feels an
dread
of the pain and
danger attend-
ant upon the
most critical
of life.
B e com i fl g a
mother should be
source joy-
to all, but the
suffering and
danger of the ordeal make
its anticipation one of misery.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
is the remedy which relieves
women of the great pain and
incident to maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial is not only made
painless, but all the danger is re-
moved by its use. Those who use
this remedy are no longer de-
or gloomy; nervousness
nausea and other distressing con-
are avoided, the system is
made ready for the coming event,
and serious accidents so com-
to the critical hour arc
by the use of Mother's
Friend. is a biasing lo woman.
Get on the Ground Floor.
We sell Groceries so low that k make your
head swim. We are receiving daily
choice line of
Canned Goods of ah kinds, Tobacco, Cigars,
and everything in a first-
class Grocery which we oiler at prices
that defy competition.
James B, White.
I Burst of
BOTTLE at
or by mail on receipt of
entire information of
I., ail will t MM
t by
Th. nil in i u CO.
Town and Papers Crow Together
Our neighbor,
is ill the while making
in its work, for some
it has been a daily edition and
a weekly also. The weekly
has been to a
Greenville prospers and lo
its Any but u news-
paper man would say it prospers be-
cause it care its newspapers,
but a newspaper man says o he is
regarded as
All the
show patronage and town
is flourishing, put the two together as
you Neck Common-
Wealth.
J. R. COREY
COLLARS
A Horse
Millinery.
Also a nice line
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
by J. W. Brown,
me
Clothing, Capes, Dress Goods. Notions, Cap-.
RICKS TAFT.





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IV-PM
Struck the
Sunday night about o'clock,
as congregation was
for services Union HI
church, two and on
south of Salem, a I
lightning -struck trio near the
and descending it
and tho
people, instantly killing duo
moo, a Mrs nod severe- j
shocking several Other.
lean by the name of .
standing bis wagon, was only
slightly shocked while his wife
and several others who had just
slighted from the wagon, were
seriously hurt, two of whom .
thought will recover. Mrs.
m thrown i
its mother, bat
to say it was not
while the mother v as badly
Salve.
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Confederate In th i i
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over i lane
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SERVICE
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A. .
r and 8-u
from allot
Bach
Theory.
Ore Pink Fill the liver, i.-
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Just outside of Caps dad -L
Porpoise, Mis., lives th oldest i V--B.
Married couple lbs United under
i.-. They are Mi. and Mrs Taylor defeated
Joseph ., I Stats
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i . so , too pan lived
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Veteran. So ;
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and I sear spa b, ,
lot t-. Lb I La
u still at nil. mm a link
I I.; i i-i . .
batter, lie a
d spot near
Mi lice
Ky.
Asthma, fever,
l-a Grippe, Cold la the II. , ,,,., .
and tr ii . id
pleasant to take, and, above
s tare cure. wed
Dr. kin Sew Fills In
Dr. N the
regulate and tone the mid
hone-.
or return trial
ties at John L.
c inti and 11.09.
Pills
Cure All
Liver ills.
Jo those living
in malarial districts Pi
are they k
system in perfect order and are
an absolute cure
sick headache,
malaria, torpid liver
all bilious
Liver Pills
ill . ore. I
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I .
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with ;
I IT -O
. Heavy Groceries, and N. T
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tin .
ti
Whichard, N. c.
I URI
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Ml a ., Props.
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The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country q ft t n w co
produce. c.
c . . x
r fees.
N. C
court house.
Or . C
V . i J .
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All placed strictly
FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES
current
AM AGENT FOR FIRST-CLASS Ff HE PROOF
. I
Wait for the only Big Show coming to Greenville.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21.1897.
sew i i . i n ; j
FUNERAL
i . . d u
I lab i and k
I lo
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TASTELESS
We hive B
and tee tin of 01-
and in metal.
lie and even brought to
ilia.
. .
it ;
given i;.
ducting funerals an I I lies
treated to our care
even mark p
Our an it in in i i.
. ;
invite competition.
We can a any I
times in Ibo John at
building-
i ; MO
B S. C
III
MARBLE
I, JUST COCCI FOR Ai
PRICE
Wire and Iron
old work
prices reasonable.
BOB
Cards
IV. I
W. M. B
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i. S. C
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Fl. I .
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M. A. . will,
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Practice In all the court. I known u the mill
u specialty. in bi i S i. II ; in II
ii-ii i-i
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mi. in . . , . cash. Mile to be u
led ah i tile I
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lot o pan I Ian
win Galloway. . .
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i ,. Valuable Farm for Sale
aw. at i In id Hi
Greenville, X. C I and -in p . . . By virtue a degree the Superior
iv. in In a certain
. her i i p
Ii. L. JAMBS, In rate ; id ill . II . Us n-
Plan ii i a alt I will o i
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Practice In ill the
N. C
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con . n ; Ho no In i . .
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and hi i ii. r ii. , Isle
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Hi i I . i Foreman
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Join. F. V. C. Harding,
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Attorneys and I I ,, October I . day October,
J I M, I,.
Practices In all lbs Court. Chm. bi rut Or I
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Circuses in One,
, Two Menageries in
t Hippodromes in one;
Ii
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Wait the Big Show,
lines
TWICE
-A-.
WEEK
-FOR-
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
TWICE A WEEK
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
VOL. XVI.
COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. OCTOBER
NO
CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT
fl
The and the
paper that years under
guidance of it. A
made an excellent r ,
the State, hag
been revived us a
farm and homo paper.
many in this
who lo took the
and Mechanic would like lo have
it ate prepared to
make following extraordinary
For ill
North
of and The
J u i in all
papers n vein.
will
home new, the Stale and general
news and the farm news, and
think of three of a
hole year for 11-75.
If you want Atlanta Con-
added to the list
you can get it cents more,
or the thrice a week New York
World cents. Any other
piper or magazine wanted we can
you a discount on in con-
With TUB
Wash I UTTER.
Virtue's Busy Wing.
Albert and l,
had been boys together.
Albert had always gone to Sun-
day school and obeyed his par-
but John bad been a bad
boy. He had loved to torture
to bird's nests
and to make girls cry.
In lime they grew lo manhood
and loved tho same
Julia AI
until he was
arrested for highway robbery
sentenced to Ibo penitentiary
years- Then
her heart turned to stone,
he cried, as they
leading him away.
I am innocent
But she
Pass tho arms of
Dawson, who smiled
muttered
much, Albert
for a good hoy
to Sunday
Twelve years
sorrow-laden years,
which John Dawson made
love lo the woman who had
promised to be Albert
the
that the accused man
ought lo have bad.
hut had all along been
biding her time, and one day
when John Dawson wasn't look-
she stole up and hit him on
plexus.
Two days later Albert Rock-
emerged from prison,
weighing seventeen pounds
than he did when be was
he cried when she
stepped at depot
screamed the
gill, and their met.
Then John was lead
his teeth and
that he was not through
yet.
Vain threat rotted in a
dungeon, while Albert and Jul a
raised a large family and were
truly happy.
virtue had triumphed,
but, unfortunately, this didn't
happen in real life.
It was just a thirty the
best seat
Leader.
The owner of an
yard in Bradley A A
has
nothing to the young men
neighborhood.
On
Thursday last, however, a mob
older men totally destroyed the
vineyard.
The deal,
in Ibis correspondence,
been by the
public and
within
It was lo whip all
Republicans into for
man I racy, Hint Mr-
had Secretary Bite write that
letter Tracy's
and his intention to
take part in the Now
York fate
other national administration
in Hal York should
warned Mr.
to a n
from ho move in
diplomatic circles London,
Mr. became very much
afraid about the time the
01111.1- of the Hank of
made that silver bluff, that his
own bluff, the international bi-
metallic commission was being
curiously taken by the British
government, and caused it to be
unofficially intimated lo Lord
Salisbury that this government
bad no real that steps
should be taken that likely
to lend to
and it was slowly rarely
way lo make tie
gold
tho States.
Senator manly open
to publisher of
Baltimore Sun, offering to with-
draw from the leadership of the
party of Maryland,
if would show loyally
to the Democratic party, by hon-
supporting its
its publisher would lake the
management of present cam-
has been Ibo most
mg topic cl conversation in
Washington since it was publish-
ed. Inasmuch as the has
claimed to be
the only to its sup-
port of the nominations of the
Democratic party in Maryland,
Senator offer has placed
it where it present some
for ignoring the
offer than it has yet done, or run
the risk losing confidence
of many Democratic
sentiment in Washington i
practically on the
side of Senator in this
controversy- In that open letter
Senator Gorman thus his
altitude towards the Civil Service
unalterably opposed,
except in judicial places, to life
tenure office. is
with our institutions, I
believe that highest
for admission to Service
should be and capacity.
W lion d, poisons pub
lie employ should be free from
politic, d but I am
unalterably opposed to any rule
which will tho people, at
stated fixed periods from
their public
It is no longer a secret that
ti. ii- who has been
much before the public since he
became our Consul to
Cuba, will be u for the
teat now he'd by Martin.
It is also fully understood that
lion- will, a hen he
from Cuba, probably early next
year, begin a canvass
the he
shall cover entire
State of Virginia, to its re
corners-
The fully re-
the danger cf a big
Treasury deficit during the next
fiscal year, added to that which
is being piled up during tho out-
fiscal year, M the last
Cabinet it was deter-
mined that the es-
to be
submitted to corning session
Congress, should be cut
lo get the expenditure to
the receipt of the government.
This is continuation of
by
while tariff bill
was that
bill not raise
revenue-
No one
few daft, circles has the statement
that Attorney
is lo made by
the Justice Field from
the D. S- Court, on De-
hough is one
Dial why
Mr- should never sit
on ii me is too
to big corporation,
this Mas ii before ho came
to but additional
was given to his acidity to
ratify b again made under
the for
sale of the Union
Railroad lo the
committee, under con-
which shut out
competition in the bidding- An
attempt is no being made to get
Mr. to bis
authority in way to stop tho
sale of the at least
until conditions the sale
can be el. i . i so as to make
them us fun- to set of bidders
as to there seems lo
some doubt- of authority
and more of his inclination to
after bad
told the ring that the
sale should lie ant through
old the
government lose million i of
dollars by under present
condition t.
tilt to His New Estate,
The beet of the
is told by a south-
hotel keeper. The male halt
the now partnership registered
like this .-
lie one day,
m lien ho stepped up to ask
amount of bis bill the clerk said
it would be 1400.
Mr-
said your rates are rather
high, aren't they
I guess not i that's
I here out
know, but its the
clerk replied.
do you figure Unit
newly wedded man asked as be
leaned over the a
of perplexity on his other-
wise blissful feature.
there's yourself, one
day ; nod there's your wife,,
one day, ; two and two make
the fellow slammed his
down on the register, while a
crimson flush of blood
his cheeks. I'll be
cried, I didn't forget all about
her I'll eat my but. Here, take
this V. keep the change and say
nothing about it
clerk did, keep the
change, so k was
any why he mid tell
Jefferson's Story.
At the sixth animal meeting
dinner the Old
club the Vineyard
Joe
Jefferson presided and
the with the follow-
story .
worthy captain has just
mo that it is useless to ex-
o him a speech, but that if
he were tie quarter
deck of a ship ho would
where he Now that is
where be greatly from
I am walking a
quarter deck of a ship I do not
the bast whore J am am
i of what once occurred
to me- I was crossing the At-
The weather was dreadful
Ashley what
i was to guide
myself along the deck,
to aid others. In this
mission I ran across a lady lying
prostrate on tho deck, evidently
sorely troubled with that dread-
disease, sea
to her, may I
bring you to relieve
you r
looked up at me fee-
beg you will not
it. Will you kindly
excuse me. sir
-I then said to is
there can do for
said she tho same
ton,. go
I said,
are evidently suffering. Can I
do to help
said she, you
would go away- I am not to
see any
am I per-
I be of so little
service- Can I do for
your poor the
head see your
said she, is not
I do not know the
least who he
The Decadence Senate-
I the and
I.-I las day mart
d on
in hi loud,. All
lie l pail x.
Hi -j m ii .
lie was tell in a-, q i
tin.- court.
Urban the was about over
No; raid Mr.
nulls
two word but ass d.-n-i-
proceed hi d
said in hold lone -I Hi, oil
yeti ho Superior I new
M.
above is occurrence,
Courier-
BIRD'S EVE VICTOR,
Won -2--21 Traitor
Slake.
the M
trot slake,
Thursday, was run cl yes-
at the race u
heals decide it.
Bird's i-j. all in u grand
This -e i, by
by lbs and is die
in North
I Stake I
I Ii, H. L.
, 2-111
Ii, by
A. Ill-own, Dace t burls,
Va., i I a
Ii Hal.
I -i S -i
Maud II., in, Co.,
Pa- i
Minnie Maple
S S II P
in. W. II.
Norfolk
Julian May, h a, M. ,
N. d
Norfolk
Show
lb. ii in k j i
one lbs oil,
Fellow
lo .-i . Be
. through
generosity ii. M sud
ii.-v noted lot
big and lb,
, pi.-t so t e
letter tin. public In
N, l
-Editor i
-U a, II lo your i
a lever, I lg to M
A. franklin would be pleated
to have as guests the children from
I on
and I taken deal
pi in extending them
invitation.
you III
and
l pleased lo Ike
tickets.
am .-ore little on. will if
it, and Hint will more limit
ilia in for III
trouble it will pause.
you Kill
attention, am
Yours respectfully
A.
Agent
Tho average woman doesn't want a
ii -he gel hi i
No ma en, . I e-
ill. s
tail dew-
Any who. is a match lo.- lief
will up when he
lo links
m hurl.- a girl more or
lea when In best fellow calls wild
two growth whisker, en nil
Sharp Sententious.
A fool's company is not hard lo
find.
Opinions tho
has
loses its it is
gotten by guilt.
A giants is
aware of bis own size
The safe for your
is a
The robs others who does
not make the best of himself.
Tho ass might sing he
pitch his tune high
Everybody says up high-
to who is
Call a little groat
other little will throw up
their hat-
To get tho good nut the
tear must learn how lo live
each hour well-
A shallow nun always see
says Senator
a dignified body cf
men. It is the greatest
and beet legislative body the
world. Wisdom always prevails
in it. As for those who say that
it is degenerating, they are
Well, let us see. Let us lake
own State for example.
Ohio began back in 1802
by sending K Thomas
a of high
character distinction in bis
Before left came
horse
of the Senate Following
with terms overlapping each
oilier, came William
. I-hi Thomas
Salmon lie Wale
O. Thin man, II.
John Sherman-
Henry B. Payne beat
there bad been no in the
Semite from Ohio who hail not
some claim to public honor
by
by how
Sherman is and Ohio is
represented by
a shallow
professional lobbyist, whose
power was the Cox
machine- That
been disrupted by the
people Cincinnati,
of its conspicuous members are
in the and
others are waiting
trial-
II a of no reputation
beyond his own neighborhood
until a year ago, a boodle fund
collector, tho hirer of tho
New Orleans one
of the marks of that shameless
bargain has
begun shamelessly to
ought to glance at Ohio
history take a look his
conscience glass before ho
paeans to body he is
lug still further to
York World.
DO
STATIC
The Home a d
county burned a
days
Since July last, no let than
have
In el
Stale vacant.
So arc the purchases
by wheat grower In
will take hall the next
crop pay for
U . Ii, i .
Pure
n .,. .
was
at Friday
will he His victim
woman el Ids own
Two in have
tend Into an agreement swap wives
The wives have applied
lb.- exchange may be legally
At Saturday a big ,
pliant with l million
Hi us. show nearly killed in her
keener, was chained down
punished.
The organ the
that many or c
its gone I lie
He.
already received ch-
s id-
of
tho fa of a tool by looking
an low in order to try deep Horn.
Mrs. M.
elderly eccentric w died
last April, but only
it was she
had u hid-
den about house. The great
est sum. was
old bustle. Smaller amount,
were secreted old
a sugar bowl other
household articles. heirs
will divide the treasure-
Won't have you .;,,
Husband--Well,
no
is earn
That glass windows were
the
eighth
That until cotton spinning
was by tho
That the first iron ore discover
tide country was in
Virginia
That first
Ibis was brought from
That looks their present
form by Attains,
King
That first complete
in was patented
Howe, Jr.,
That glass was made Egypt
B. C, that tho earliest
date of transparent gluts is
That the electric light was in-
by
loll at
was
by Daguerre
That first
was used from
to Bray-son, I
That tho at
Salt Lake Valley,
That gold
weigh pounds
pois I
That Fulton
his steamboat on
the It., l-o., the
That William IV, of
was called the
tho cheap
newspaper ever published, which
sold for appeared
Now York
That Dr. William T- O
the plan of producing
sleep the
of the vapor
That
bum the year 17-
H--1 I
and is
man's beat
Because she is his mother.
Second, because she is his wife.
Because without her ho would
rude, rough and ungodly.
Because she with en-
lure pa I u quietly meet joy
she is patient with him
in illness, endures
Because she teaches the
raise word, of kindly
an consideration.
Bee on breast ho
bed tears of and ho
after-
ward.
she will stick to a man
through good evil report and
him if she loves
Ii
like a fretful they all
you know, at no
reason in the world
man's soft word, touch or glance
will him ashamed of him-
self, us ho ought to be-
her as an in-
ho would grow lazy, there
would work done,
there would noble
would beau-
pictures painted there
would no strain of
melody.
this is the best
lieu tho world had
an unenviable state of
Hie blessed task of it a
Savior for all was given
a woman, which was
of His seal of approval on
her who is wife,
sweetheart, therefore
man's
Times-
Criminals, mid
Sent to Medical Schools.
It is a fact generally
that the last legislature passed
requiring that the bodies
all criminals executed all
people hospitals,
asylums oilier
required to buried
at tho public expense, be
delivered to tho medical college
the State o be dissected
tho promotion medical
Hut such is the case, and
in this city had
a number of as they
are called, to embalm send
to the institutions of learning
tho of the act-
Mi John Brows last week sent
bodies two
tho
lo the of North
Carolina, he has
the
pieces, which will
to Shaw
row, b is tho pent,
died of consumption.
All such bodies west
j are to Davidson Col-
During the vacations these
I bodies are given to such
as may make application
them. Observer.
.,
i. ;


Title
Eastern reflector, 19 October 1897
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The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
October 19, 1897
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Joyner NC Microforms
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