Eastern reflector, 3 December 1897


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Young Man on .
He more than
advice from father.
He in r. St
bus
fie steps unsteady at times
lie returns to bis at
night-
He la Incoming unreliable
Mi
He delinquent payments-
Ho is from his
Ho is involved
He is not teen cu lbs
bow.
He is of reputation-
Ho bus family and friends but
they arc sorrowful-
HOW DAVY CROCKETT DIED.
of lac Alum. but BOB
f but II
l H
in the summer 1877
that I first N. w , to
Inspect the Moreno mine in the in
b rest of a a New Tort
J. n
and mineralogist.
the arrival Of
I to meet, I staid at .,. n i
at famous Lambert's ,.,. , , i, ,.;,,. ,,,,. II be no
hotel. I don't know whether it i-
Ill
Jo .
coo I . . i, i-
k N . dew Ku it,
i is is ibis lien
ii i i n
la aw lb invent-
ed I didn't
now raid City
i-ii -bi I an
that wild us;
can, nick ti the
Well,
editor. in charge t tho ala-
i . chain catching la
of
Although a no-
in in be it is not
On.
Mr. N., a struggling lawyer in a
h ill town in Ohio, received a call
from a who wanted ad
,. Mi- N took down a much
need volume from his small
case and e the n ail
for which tn I the
Stun of His handed a
hill. With a troubled Mr
i . iV ii. He Hushed in
Ml in- r i
through hi ;.
i at i i as he
I . . ,,. i, . . .;,,
desk. I he, taking d
th t i K it an
tho I'll a
worth advice
burg nick
an
When lie army Mas
In 1798 ii. I tho I I
up the tune England is -1
to tho sons Won't
Till . its i . I i .
ii was bey leaped
mid i
other They averred
that they were listen
.-. ; tune I hi
it is th ; phi I tun
was brought to Europe I
dark In tho i i a-
the Crusaders
ling
. the weight of the Greenland
whale i- i i j
or to that of eh l
M i. than I umbrellas and
were left In Paris
last year
now or but
considering its i it was,
far and Md
remarkably good to atop at
there were other features about
it that v. re rather to a
man of quiet I The landlord,
with pride, pointed
the bull holes that riddled the ts i I i u .
and ceiling his ,,., , .
mo that men had bird the ban is
been killed in that In lush; this
a single year, i . d of the bird,
of tho orgies enacted there when tho , .
c in from tho round up la
-in made mo glad ho m pi
MO
is tint
Ike
that bad arrived at a hen
they were expected to out on tho
i i I
o ton n a half Ami i
half in w on built along
stroll and it the real
day there with a novella tho bar-
also fa M
i men rod town
i. y day and, in com .
i, . no or two of I , .
. of Ins patients rather
than
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The world i . i man a
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av its la
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with interest k pat bite her
i little, i Ml thin j, ., ,, to Unit a
man in known by company be
a, ; eye, but in no way . ,
expression r. he
apparently knows bun
Th y drank moat intimately,
an ., . illy th
I en ii mail to i
a .
be does not tell her she i
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The Daily Edition.
he ten
mail any for
year or cents par
The Daily and Sunday
edition which mil give
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lbs day In
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THE CO
Record
only i;. t of y took
to make them by .
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From tin to time i name of
up, . I
I that there was no good
. a them and him.
in. and tit about
I . tali my room,
i i . vi a .
friends I drinking tho I
did not I i I i
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the Ii it It, cool i r,
sky i . ml I had
people are I Le nails.
i. i I lo lie
lo ii alee in go
Li.-;. u
AND
To -1 in absolute
remedy for Cons fly ft
i cases have been already
I . . w i cured So am I
. . i i your
II horses. I
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day. b
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rode
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ha i . ii I v ind
when bang, bang
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of n i .; hots
n the road, tin n i
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i. . i i , i. dashing . . town
i .
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tin i riderless,
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id bur I party,
the i two
cow would had lain t r
i. hi urn i a
I id to I lie ground
tho i , f tho v. Hoy, but
in- i in ; h wound
to cling i Iii- ,
and tho animal
. to ti. .
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from
. said
i t the i
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don i 1.1. i . a,
. i .-.-. If true, lie
lit . . bin the
knew
enough t mix or m In
I i r not
I In Hive. r
that ;,. tense of Ii t .
i is to this i
i. .-. . .-.
iv my Introduction Into
. . . i out,
i i writs an their
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T. A.
p in
Borne Idea of tho size of Alaska
maybe formed it la
it mi area
Bill. This i mute than
the i Tex i Twelve
I van la could
carved out of the territory of
Alaska, with enough left over to
Carolina.
Cards
W. i. r.
I.
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; i. i. all ti set
Fa,
A .-A I -I.
Practice In courts. Collection
l .
it Was in the Days of
Within full view if the streets
of not miles
the crow flies la I conn-
try where of the
identical with
in in time Abraham.
On top of K
one. f of the
S alb Mom is a wheat Held
containing a hundred re,
level of
a fertility, bin field on the
side in to is a i
rock has boon
time of as a
floor. II re wheat rye is i
in winnowed
barley at
near Bethel ago.
ii i
a recent the
now before U a copy
and Mer-
published once
Iv an M DO more than
a handbill Yet a s a In
if a good
Tins.
each i a price n
and do
. In i, I A i iv copies
there
e matter Now lure is
News, an
paper with a n-ml
and laboring weekly to build up
the town. When sons
gel we
an send off, and
i u e trite steel-
all and
Yet
assertion the men
I ave paid us the
a mum tiny paid for hand-
bill, if we bad town
and i lo th-
It
d to make
a It is
Unit business men
Shoo id net those in
done mi
advertising gotten up
persons whoso only interest in
tie matter what money there
was iii it. Still they will do
and a it g eager
to all their patronage away
those who work hardest
for the benefit of
large. had men
b we bad given hundreds
of worth
and I in various
tend their work off to
,. to do a poor job a few,
cents lower than we would do
B one for.
AV, II. it's all a lifetime, and
ii is ionic comfort to know that
other men who bare proved of
benefit lo g-t
dose. Still it is not
to tho least of it
and individuals
ac ii o it will find that
their a.
Mi in
Pills
Cure Ail
Liver ills.
ARE YOU
constitution undermined by ex-
in eating, by
the laws of nature, or
physical capital all gone, if So,
NEVER DESPAIR
Liver will cure you.
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
an absolute cure.
MM
I O Pi emir m
I M-i. Watches,
, Air many valuable
An lies an- to New
Sort Ltd- pint O
CAMERAS.
Al M
i-
t niters
They are out an
iii use number to all
. still,. It Is Iii reality
but
FIFTY CENTS
m, will out lit
St-ml lOT full run.
I offer, a it I
n a i
j an I in
will
i pad i-
Di
The Ledger,
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in to W. .
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COFFEE,
AT lo e
buy from Man n, . . , n
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on i ind tad ; to tall
tine b
for I
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MARBLE
Wire and Iron g
on -class work
prices reasonable.
Whichard, N. .
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
produce.
A Great Land Sale.
On tin- Baal Farms In Pitt County
to h m d at Us.
Hy of power vested in m
el
June term one In
Joli i T. Bruce I. A.
Sues K. and
A. T. A Co., I. A.
Sue; wife Millie K. Sugg, I will
sell at public -ale to the highest bidder
on Monday day of Dec.
lying on side
Tar Hirer about two and a half miles
West of known M the
I and containing
live and seventy acres
more or Us
I A general discretion land-
i run lie the live decrees
r. to but u
i vi ill I e given of I lie lands to lie sold
i on day sale or be
by I me at my
. flee.
The ante in Mild decrees is
. but if i is not
. i d to all cash he cm, K lie de-
, ire. make to pay part
on Hie balance by
giving bis payable, with simple
Interest, la secure
by a on the land,
farm la for
corn or tobacco and Is
well with bums, pack
houses. Ac
Those wishing to buy a fine farm
near town will do well to examine this
one.
Any information can be bad
I by to the undersigned,
N. O., Oat 18th 181-7.
T. J.
OLD RELIABLE
-----1-. ILL AT FROST WITH A COMPLETE
OF
taught me the best U
J L SUGG
ill
the store
N. C
SKINNER
Mil re-SIT- to
ii w.
i. lows. B .
Si v i. i N. On ran C
At. f.
AW.
lire, in ills-. N. C
ii
i. i.
-i
ii .,.
Jo ii. K. Woodard,
Wilson, X. C h. i
M.
vi
of cl
short
If. w,
N. c.
is
In all lbs
in a
of
NEW a SPECIALTY
Ail km I of
labor good
material and an prepared lo give
Old i
GREENVILLE, N. C
COURTHOUSE.
All placed n strictly
FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES
at current
AM FOB FIRST-CLASS
We i. i received a lieu
tn in n line of
Casi-tr. in
c over
i It
t. c.
on-
to earn will receive
serf .
tower eve.
want
i. Mg be
lines in Julio I . m i.
building.
BOB CO.
SERVICE
l lie for Tarboro stall land-
on Monday,
A. M.
Tarboro at M.
and
to
of on
at With
for Norfolk,
York
rs should order their goods
marked vi, fr
Raw from
Nor-
folk A
Baltimore,
I ii. Boston.
Agent,
J J. i. Kit V. Agent,
We cl no In
r In Fun-re. which so success.
I is tho tho
with
weighed opinion,
literary res
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VOL XVI.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1397.
NO
No.
In-
Mr
oak
In
s.
Piano. It
lilt ; i
beveled
In a
tie low. Ar-
in
la our
is. t price for
desk.
filled
We will mail anyone, free of all
charm, our
Furniture,
Crockery.
mt
and we pay
all Our
Ca Id m
for the If
are mail u He. In
la do reason
pay your local per
profit when you can buy from
mill. a now to
JULIUS HINES SON,
Baltimore, Md.
Please ion t Is paper.
Allowances
Auditor
for the current year as
First class pensioners,
a decrease of from last
year, de-
crease, third
decrease, l class and
SO. decrease cents.
The yields lees
than last There is also an
increase of in number of
These two things
to cause the reduction-
The total of pension tax for
this year a use i
When Girls Use Slang
Sauce fur ii. Is Sauce fur
a United
States Court of St.
Louis held a by labor
capital i- a
Illinois Ste
has decided that a
by capital
in unlawful, has
a laborer
If were sound
law, then the black list would also
b sound. Out
out justice, have
arid truth that blacklist
and
equally hostile to Democratic
and
It is I that these two
decisions came so
Tho
will not lie lost upon either
or Mew York
a After the
I . . the War.
unfortunate that slang
are easily sipping into
conversation,
taking apparently so fixed a place
in our writes Edward W,
in the December
Home Journal. the
of it is that so many people are
using entirely unconscious
of fact that they are doing
If common of slang
were to a
order of girls, it would, perhaps,
ti t vi; an indicator of character,
aid unnoticed. It would.
at not touch
of But it is not
confined. Slang
very nicest circles it
beginning to influence the talk
our moat girls
And why habit
receive closer attention.
ate forgetting that slang
and refinement are absolutely
foreign to other. A
phrase may be more expressive
than a lure of but
is never impressive, except, to
in m is
that should
that the Eng-
language in their
and not the dialect of
race nor lingo of
bans ball held. A l may cause
a by apt use of
slang
ho applaud her place her,
mi
No ever sun
slangy,
the a gill,
has
slipping out
respect by the fact
was dotted
phrases. she is clever, said
a long ago, u
who con Id keep a c.
amused by her apt use
greatly.
I III
to 1.1 have my
U know It is a pour
popularity fur a girl, has
caps
it life
A of forty-four mil-
in
tie foul a half months
of new fiscal year lends a g-
lo the report of
Bliss touching
growth if the pension list-
At the end of June number
of pensioners on tho roll lacked
only of being a round mil-
lion. even this figure will
exceeded is evident from
the feet that claims
were awaiting adjudication cf
which it is estimated about
would be finally admitted.
When ii remembered that
the population of
Northern women
and the outbreak of
war about the
preposterous character of
pension roll of today, thirty-two
years after declaration of
peace, becomes apparent.
year after the close of war the
list amounted to ten
it bad grown to
quarter of a century after
the war it had swollen
to a million, in
the past eight years this has been
doubled
The figures are simply
The fees for
of dis-
moneys hive amount-
ed seventy-two million dollars,
the pensions distributed
reach astounding total of
mere than millions of
As we get further away
from period of war the
list, of
is u geometrical
ratio. The fifteen millions, of
1800 has grown to one
forty in 1890, is
still swelling. As to
bf which fifty thousand
a year are being added to
rods, they are too well
known. in
bis touches aspect
of this by the
passage of a law
shall d to
tho widow of a soldier who shall
hereafter many.
With a deficit the
government income it
to lb
aid it to economizing
expenses this pension
abuses should its curly
aid earnest
Herald.
The I and lit
have told
a outcome of a meeting
South Carolina
tho recent Slats
Fair, an has been
issued lo farmers of the South
to bold a in Atlanta
on to con-
sider interests of
It i-i stated now
politicians have taken eight hold
the movement, doubtless
by lime convenes
will have all their
plans for taking it in
Yon can t lie modern
Just lay or
see
bin . It is every
u see a you see n
redheaded and it has
almost got to the where
win n yon res farmer you see u
mill his baud his
sleeve. The never had as
Mends their liver, and
when they a
of any they find all help
it
These politic helpers tin
lo do In short order.
When was t
it shut its in the faces cl
the lawyers but it shut th.
in. and proceeded lo
farm the farmers in great shape.
No. sir. You cunt lose Mr.
As Max says,
be is up and dressed
Observer.
i oar business
FOR Cost, s
st offer our entire stock of
y j l
at
it Wisdom.
will sell large store
by the other by H Short i -and it u-
T. M. Moore, low. All
persona indebted to us are r to come forward settle
T. Moore db Co.,
M. C
Troth is a rook large
f r to stand
ti lose
el I
i i. only real animal ii
II Iowa Served Sum. T ramps
some parts of west
tramps are causing no and
.-aid Mr. W. C. of
Ia. at
are in great
nearly large town cf lone,
and are more and
their conduct I Has
ever before known. have
committed so flagrant acts
from insulting and terrifying
women whoso are
absent lo f
freight trams i .
tho for protesting
their acts, heroic
is needed to suppress
lived a town out west
some years ago where tramp
problem solved by chief
of police a way that
scarcely be defended
all got offices and regularity, but it was
rs got the bag and it yet. y. be
Don't of Ills.
of in or
her own writes Edward
W. in
Journal, decrying
habit people have of dis-
cussing their bodily ills. is
enough for us till to keep well
to be compelled lo
listen to the ailments of others
does not make that talk any
all -e
u necessary narratives of per-
ailments positively in-
lo Physicians
all agree at many of
which people
make so be cured if
they would but take their minds
from Too many
people work themselves into Ill-
or prevent
fr. in getting well, by
about a petty ailment, which, if
forgotten, right itself-
will not say that women, more
than men, are prone to this evil
But the majority cf women
have more leisure than the ma-
of are
likely to let minds dwell
every
their, and
to me that one of i most
taut lessons we can all learn
the the is to refrain
from upon others what
is purely W
ORIGINAL
Made by Orange Va.,
t. -t to lien i
Ti
ems.
A Milch ii. ii ti save
Many a turkey tiled i
on
raid
give
men i, only
Let us ibis tiresome.
iii- rut-. this
talk about our did I
and bard as It may stem, fact j
is nevertheless true, will ever lug I
remain so, that the
of are interested in what
is d in our lives, but
art s ii lives
which are steed
only to
low in some
that are afflicted with
This town I
speak of was invaded
by scores of
They were not specially
bud,
lifting chickens from
hen roosts of suburban
dents, i thorn to
who was a man of iron
resolution, and who determined
to drive out of tho place.
ho went to
their on outskirts
of the city and delivered
to about a dozen
Ho them if they
seek fresh inside
of twenty-four hours live
to regret BOt bis advice-
Then be rode away, the tramps
a respectful silence,
but evidently bis
us ix bluff. Next day the chief
went back file of
his force, officers, brawny
aid ready to execute orders.
r d the gang
that chief had lectured tho
in vi ii ii- day- S of the officers
then went a neighboring
tract of needs and back
with a bunch of stout, young
limbs lopped off of tho toughest
trees be could
-Bight then and ensued
a i
that haul
lot will till yelled
fur mercy- chief would not
cull bis until tho
complete Then he
ads another speech, tell-
m what Would occur if
they were caught
neighborhood-
ago, then
have that u
wide berth. The same is
Post-
politician On
Ir.-t frown
look I. SOW I.
it i- now on tin-
bald head alone, ell it-
i e.-vi r was a so gray
same or late, she l.-l In r
mid it. I -r n-
papers a or
kissing a agates her will, We
ill a-ail.-l I. . it
n- a Will
unit.
And iii North are try-
to abolish Santa Claus. It
be a great deal better M their
would
goat. can eat
t the and
they grow up they
n or i i mind lo
good thoughts and the evil ones
will driven
There are sever things worse
disappointment in love
El. w
A person is always startled
when be hears himself Called old
for the first time.
Controversy foals
wise men the same way,
and the fools know it-
Little minds lies
errors of of us the
rejoices at eclipse.
People gel wisdom by
A man never leaves up bis
second baby to see it laugh-
Ni allies-, when is a
but carried lo an
extreme it narrows tho mind.
Went.
The Chatham Record
much has been
of North
Carolina the so-called
many useless offices
have
How many fees and salaries of
have
How much have reduced
public expense-
much have they reduced
Let every lake these
questions and answer then
according lo bis ledge
and belief.
The number offices have not
only Increased, but are
If is anything tho
and
who bail
rooms draw salaries from the
war department long for
it is a vast standing army
and a great coast defense ., ,,;
dream of war view With J t as those
Used eye the of Taxes have been
every cross-hamlet happen a , ass. permit-
who cannot pay taxes.
-I .- I h, pure.
mP
POWDER
Pure
s- ea.
them makes a he
to the for
the
coast Sec-
War Alger, his i spurt,
public Ibis sings
the tip e calls for
Nelson
A Miles, longs for u great stand-
army like that of Germany,
her. village lo
to feed of and
be like to see
papers
and Mechanic,
paper that yours ago. under
guidance of A- Shotwell
made such an excellent
lion Stale,
I n revived at as a
farm borne paper.
Doubtless many this section
who took
tad Mechanic would like to have
it again and we lo
make the following
clubbing
Tor 1.5 we Will send The
North
Carolinian, of and The
runner Mechanic, all
whole lies
papers will give you the
home news, the State and general
news and the farm news, and
think of all three of a
ii bole year for
If yon want the Atlanta Con-
Ike above list
you can get it for more,
or thrice a wet k New York
World for cents. Any other
paper or magazine wanted we can
give you a discount on in con-
with
Postal Savings Hanks.
report cf
General it
does the reports and
if the assistant post-
master general, is an exception-
ally important document- A
large part of the volume de
There have been scandals
connected with the management
of penitentiary than have
been found any other j to our
institution in the u of
prompt institution by this
country a postal bank
The of fuels Hid
figures marshaled to show the
timeliness and importance of this
step ought to make u deep
impression upon the
Tho enormous
incompetent, but in
casts, venal- Charlotte News-
Arabian Bosses in
Arabian burs, s manifest remark
able courage in battle, it is said,
this com try also Inroad into a I that when a horse of this breed
armed He even finds himself wounded and growth of tho postal
of
-.---
of ibis pap- iii
court end probably
hen-coop the laud. If there is
anything the people cf
this have u-o f it i--
a large army; and Ibis eternal
harping of martinets makes
News.
Ilia body swung in . . .
rs it.- bill.
however. In
drop. Presently tin- lest touched
ground. don't said tie
victim, up, there's in
rider much longer be bow people already
the postal service for the trans-
master to a place safety be
that be will not able to near bis business is adduced us showing
to a lit
bus still sufficient strength. of they
the other band, rider is would avail s it to
wounded and falls to the ground their savings is
the faithful animal remains beside Within a very
unmindful of danger, neighing I MM
millions. Tho time i certainly
Prison by food I
in. ,,. n i are the ill-
lean, h , ,.,; .,, Ku,. broil-
one Out science ass M , end
. I, .,,. .
Salve.
The salve In the world
Sores,
.- i Her-
She-How l age to get
my beautiful bicycle In mo through
all not a i pot n ill
lie ii was t, .;.
i r one win
my in r
and u I tin hi I. I
good in having a rubber Taking did my duty,
Your I
conquer. Unroll May it i
you vi. . n
the down, he a bar.-1
mar and
TO OX.
fur he adoption of
this f sayings
banks. than that, bow-
it ought to be possible to
combine policy with some
plan for of the
currency system-From
Progress in
American Monthly of
Reviews Di
Whits my in
was dialed by a
gracious Us
catch but
the path it building up
and In , ,. ,.,,,. ,. ,.,.,. ,
rs tho of lo develop Into Hasty pills ere In
laving Pr, Kings Sen
lure, and lots It. In
home, to the
dull ill
and nick Read
ml trouble
if l
for Malaria
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REFLECTOR in
Greenville. N. C. an
bow their con-
a.
the leek of
ANOTHER
Paragraphs.
. i.
S. J.
Entered at the post office at
. as second mail matter.
ii. Hi i 1497.
ii of
York WorM baa secured
the White
persona i lac
h iv called i a President
March la eighty.
have been rewarded. feature.
lure
currency to meet their net as. earn for I lbs esteem
it is not surprising b on town is
for the idea
bas in the mot i
trillion hopes to gel K rid a nimble for
to put this a u volunteer lira department It.
Hecate, in
with Boa a
about which care i-
taken to at g I they,
or if that feasible, to put , . ,.,.
with do other
will
A I
., l apt to
R a .
v. . I that
ii i not a moon LI
-l .
that at run
i- ii. v- .
an alike
of ales I .
I . ; t . . . .
. r.,
a the
. per o. i-
The decision c. . , ,. , ,.
. . policy. . i. .
Mil a mi an .
for recover money report
r i-. in line nub
. and ii Mr.
there it to blue by accident.
be. For u of
ii. i
i .-- on be
be i- on
. on
mi I
Cong
. . Senators an riding lb n n
I. a m d n ; i I
lb I
i i
r lo me
in, i. ;. ii . re H II
die of
i ill capital
there to I i ill
j i i. .
X. C.
Vi ill J. .
. ii. i i
Ml., annexation of in
.-
of
ill- in ill.
mi m
K b, neither a
I mi. ii
C an I t la
i ad in ll
i a
-i
Land Sale Assets.
Hawaii, and he
, i ,
of
deficit paying In exp-en-
the due
r- ; i t , lie re n
who , . .
of the Ii
oat anal r It
to ii.-
decided f peace l . ;
talk
only to the Navy
provided fur by this C
i. of mil. ii in i. lake
I. . , II
. i
i I . I . I .;.
. I ban
i like
Ti
mi W, I'm i. Co.
virtue I order from
Court , i i o
A . mil it
, war of in
order to pay running .
. taken i. e
department m placing a large
be et u since
I the r in in .
Bl I. Ill MS.
. V
l mom m ii
the
the
the re-
i w II an
U . I . . I
. . i . before t
door, in the town
I land I
ill I ,
Adi s lb in
Alum M
. and a tract -ii tin
, . . . i e i d from home hue
,, ;
la . . Said tale is
in ; .
I . . ;. Nov.
II. K.
. I Mo
I .
. y.
. I model
i i i New York
y las live
. ; i
t . N
ii. . i
. i. C,
1.11. i . ill and wife.
H . I . v i
.-. A
r. .
,.
Notice.
Ml.
Several I i i f
Gad it I .
. III sorer II I i mice on
in owing to fear that the will
S in the a a tin . i
little j official The civil vice .
el in provides that each State
n a tag pinned i bib. territory have a
ate, iota of the yea f the , . u
ti Gage -i at fir i . i,.
i-i . allow L-n i u lay
the of the , II.; .
i. in the M, K.
. . . i ; .,
II.
lie and M J
Ii . . I convey.
in .
I . other i n. s-i . i
i- to and
. have I,
the partnership the
n. . myself
Ii. I. . I the
nun art Kill
continue to bay and produce as
I under sail Rim name. Thank
i g n for i i patronage,
l em Hi a-
at ratio i.
I I am i i to handle
J,. . . ever and
a continual of
Hot.
JESSE
Other
of
M. r. Nov. t,
day not
bare.
a mad
hum
Mi.-, i-
with W, hone for bar
. II Ha-
the ii .-i
the -i at Towel.
Dr. B. i. Maxwell J lit red three
on logy at
but week. He is
master i- I
I. If k, i.
bi re en and bought
a let el t- J. Chapman.
Glad to s- y. K. again.
The t
ed Bi Ii w e i maul f
nil his Id and
indeed a blow
o him.
sad
were married the
I,, ii., i i . on
last . Ii- I, H.
I I church We
Ti.;. A. A.
use .-lid W. the
were the u
J. II on
and people
w met i I Mr. I. am
and enjoyed very by
tit- on the violin.
on the
and II. on the
. The very
J Hi- fine and
of W
he.- another oil from him
an date.
phi
it ii in lb intention to weed
.,. ii. from cm the This i a-
. to another ship m by
to me u at I
. i. among r. i
. . i .
. . . i. ; I ; r, of bi
I.
ii
the supply Co.
st run
the victim, vainly
inc to the of blood la
check the
I understand what U meant
r. iv
to n it
i. and W. P. eat
dine n me ,
me i iv I'm
, i. y All parties g
ii m will keeper.
Ii. i i i in , In I
ii ii I i m v. y
I till in
all i i. . ii i ,,
then, the
. lb I . SI
I . I ,
. will i
.
in already I . I . I
i I . . lo I
. I n
.
U . in idle ed
W lave I Hi I. .
-v, . I I bl D , . . , I .
s i siding,
, . i
. .-
all ii. . -t in lb ii ah Hi .
. would fall
up ii ;. i- f District of
C n
, Tie . u .
. in . . i
I. n
lunch
. . r
, . . . .
. I
, K III , .
I. -1 I'll lid I , .,,,
I in
u on
i and I'll give I d
Supply Co an .
All
Co. will me toe, lady, a
in I degrade
Ur, lie
ward one
i. W.
. V.
aid wood
Notice to Creditors
f tort re. I
. i; , s j a i . j
i in I . MoM
III Mid Jessi i -i I. Ibis
j , ;. l v mutual con-
, and J. ,
from firm.
j bile ii i. era I nun
nil I- future b J-
u. w. K.
lie on ill Arm f
,,.
pi l. -i. gem inly
ad i a ti,. i the
in
hills.
V.
The I ink mi,
i- ration I i me,
day of Nov.
Court of Tin
on the
he eM of
, . i i I
., . , .
. .
be held then
. .- i cf it
r ii. I i a In have
i- ; .
i . . i . ; Hit
I i .
Ai i. . .
i i u
ed i mi i
II
K.
Co i
Nov
my says
ti,. to the fly ; into
.- employ ling Mr. W. Y i- bit
. have forgot the . large poultice
knew to make a living ;, a . ., u
lido, can gel lo In odd i ;. , . i, i
i . ,. Mich n bit
which tome
. I. line.
i. i.
i ill door. I
. , . , . .
inn, , ., v, i. Iv bi
Hi . , put
It. i d, Notice i- hen
lo ail to e
Kin in Immediate payment lo
the and t. all
Estate to
authenticated,
l, iv thin Iv. after
Notice, or lids Nellie will
plead in liar of recovery.
Th's ti e day of
It.
on Hi. Estate of
The Market is now
Open Open all
the time.
Parties having tobacco
which they wish to sell, can
get accommodated at head-
quarters for high prices
the Eastern
EVANS, JOYNER
Owners and Proprietors.
ii it. if
w till be it it
. more
few
are politic ii bi i a
; milking it their lo
appear to to
tap. actually
either.
of
takes the
who
National bank
the to Booth- is
As us the Be It II the now
in o owing
the;
who try to convince
them what a boon
for that section fur portion
of the West, where banking
fall are of
n I lea
of voted
for l be
tor silver,
and now know lie will
Lot ii fair of Fine Shots.
wan ill pair
et
Hi L . lain ii-, 1.-. week,
took their hi
at I o'clock, and
u. award made to be
in advertise-
wan a
I, being only two behind. Kirk
I- el
Ur. lull Hugh with
for I here will their
if
ml vole
who f i
idea teal that Mr.
for I la
could be
n of
to
currency to tho par Value if
deposited with gov
tin tax on that
was merely
THAT
BOOK
of Fail is in;
Containing enough
to three
ii. tea. Tiny are
faints
There Are More
wearables at our store other
two or line tine town.
There Are More
people we're clothed this any year,
and
There Are More
who will conic to take away of genuine
good things give for so little, lie one among the
who to here
a. all oilier goods are that are and helpful
to comfort and health. No where will yon treated
mere fairly, honestly Ask your neighbor
where ho trades, where yon can do tin best for yourself,
he'll scud you to
H. M. HARDER.
IN------
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
N- C
I will the best goods
will sell them at the lowest price possible. I
will do all i can to obtain and hold your pat-
Come and see me.
M. H.
door to Jeweler. THE LIVE
Alter talking up good
of a plentiful supply of 0-
home, to meet the no
they try to get tin
i . to pledge TO CUBE A COLD IN LAY.
themselves to for n bill Tali.
refund tie. money
of
who la one of beat
I. is
bodying these to ,, ,, ,
Hoc,
Constipation
fully h worM. It
and
Hood's
go bad .
sick I
. . Till, p
all a m
O. I. Is Co., Lowell,
W a ill,
f NATHAN A CO. the fig
i I a Chicago who art fancy priced
f modern
work With many Cora; in and turn the
ties of
for year Sail and
Um fit, the right and the right
quality at the right
in stock a lull line of
Dry Goods, tons, Shoes, Hats,
celebrated------
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
and are invited to inspect
my stock and lean, the low prices.
S. T. WHITE.
Dealers, Tobacco Flue Maker
and Dealers and
Resentfully oiler to public We are
Tobacco Flues
and assure you will as make best of Flues
for least price. All our work guaranteed and we are ready to
repair anything our line a to a bicycle- We will
you to come and see Respectfully,
ii. E. I CO.
um i c
IN-----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES.
N. C.
goods on
i Country bought
A trial will convince
9- W-
J. R. COREY
SADDLES HARNESS
AND COLLIES
A General Horse
Millinery.
Also a nice line
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
by J. W. Brown.
Come to see
If Washington were
alive he would be at-
by the
National floating
over
store
mm
too. People who are
usually do. But b d bare to buy
up to date garments. don't
keep style he wore. And
a bat a choice he'd have.
Sack suits, single and double
breasted
with a style peculiar to us.
at d Wonted, plaids and chicks
and in bewildering variety,
blacks, blues, olives and
all sorts of
of colors.
Suits for business, for
all prices-
v, ii would
t his from
NEW MONTH-NEW
Hut the Same Old Year, You
Have These
v i,
Br. B. U. went lo Aid, n
W. V turn
tr; .
K. I. -a,
Bar. J. J. Harper this morning
Ills Louie in
G. I. and huh tame
over ltd
W. M. and son. Willie,
ed Saturday evening and
Rev. K. f. ,,;, morn
for to attend the N. C.
J. J. -y, Jr., K. I.
and J. A. to
today lo court.
Mi.-s Sadie Dixon, Mount,
been air. A. If.
today.
Mr. Irene Misses Lucy
and
Greene spent
day the
II. Harding.
d it. ii
here
Killed at
to
X. Nov.
drunken in A- our
got in a row and had a culling
shooting match. Several cal
and one
ell, killed Ly The
and lo
jail
HOPE I IKE CO
The Will Have a
Gents Furnishing
is superb and your inspection is invited.
FRANK WILSON,
GREENVILLE N. C
THE REFLECTOR
Local Reflections
Joe days It does not snow
very soon it is going lo miss a good
chance.
My last lot of ball
shapes and I've received this
season and will he sold reduced
prices. Fashion Hooks lo sell.
Mus. I.
Just i month more 1897.
lulls in Saturday this
year.
Al cold the coal de-
creases.
The calendar is beginning to
make appearance.
If you weak, dull and disco
will find a Hood's
will do good.
in i. I.
December.
Twelfth the
A party Now Jersey are
having a few days in this
booting quail.
nicest in stationery is t
cream and lint papers in
packages, at
This is going lo give five
Wednesdays, five Thursdays, live Fri-
days, Christmas, cold weather
and wind up year tor
Flits ll Flukes
small and large white
Ci d Fish, Mountain flutter,
at S. M.
Many -people at
a year's subscription to
good your orders at
the Reflector Store any
wanted.
The Hook Store b s just
received a nice tot new stationery
ledgers, day books, record
books, paper, cards
envelopes, tablets, pencils, ml In r
ban is, etc.
Talk big om Wed-
lakes lend. We hear
an old man say be never saw a hail III
During the Month r
the Register Deeds issued
i white and
market had
breaks Tuesday, ii Liking
until lo complete sales. There
large breaks again
Monday,
or Greenville Mail-
u pocket book containing a m
money. A liberal reward will be
paid it returned to I his
Greenville Liberal.
Lodge No. I. O. F.
sent to Odd Fellows
Orphanage Goldsboro as n Thanks-
giving donation. This more
than that Greenville contributed
to the different orphanages en Thanks-
giving Day.
Another Runaway
n man bought a new buggy
and hitched up to go home.
he got town Ins horse run
away and created much excitement
around Five It looked like
new buggy was to b-i broken
to pieces hut the damage was only
Blight.
Thai To Strike
We've respect religion, we love
acrid songs, like to know tint a
Christian enjoys his
win n we attend church near a
of several Handing join-
chorus, it
we Use going over with a cane and
In ii a receipt ill
News.
Arc a
A while tramp
in South Greenville,
Mi knocking dears end
begging tor something lo eat. These
that come along
lo be run out town.
here
Turbo to
Mr. J. Morrill
J. returned la
Col. K. A.
hem today.
C M.
A. M. watt to i-i.
lo Sup Court.
Hurry Skinner Mt
II. is
bid Henry
J. II. . Mon-
day Had returned the evening
P. Neck,
c down evening
a Tew v
of
returned home on
Mrs. K. L. and
Monday y Beaufort to
J. W. who years
gO was loom, d hero contractor,
in town.
. I- ii this
to visit relatives hum
attend N. C.
L U.
and left
to N. V. Con-
In
her brother, W. K.
.- t-day evening
in county lo visit hid old
Latham
Skinner went lo
to
K. F. Jelly
lo i Tuesday and
returned this
has been
teaching a public school left
morning tor her home in
We Holcomb, J. C. S
and Q. J. Woodward, went lo
Tuesday evening lo attend
dance returned
H S. i in
Tuesday evening, lie m; a be has quit
the potato is to
tickle a big order out U ll
Closed His Year's Work
N. M. the
the
of the conference year, on Sue-
to a Urge congregation. He
goes to I full in
every department f Mr,
Wat sen has been in one
year and is very with
and wit people
All the will return bin
Greenville.
Music by
the editor a ring the
phone at bu and was invited
to listen some We i y -l
several very line the
end d. The mt
was mad. by a
phonograph in th- Mr. S. K.
that town. Greenville,
Wilson, ; to or three
were all
the BUM
is a
Lot Hi- Book.
Mr J. who ii
a lot
tobacco Mom the
hi and his wife made lOOM
and for It was dark
reached home, and when Mr.
Moore in to put his m
he his pocket had
lust. He got Ins hither and
look and walked all th
back to miler. s.
the lost pocket book but Jailed to
purse
the loss is a to Mr.
II one found bis we
hope it will he o him.
The Home Co., if
the insurance company to make a
Hope Fire Co. The
letter the
have in
, Nov.
II. A. Agent,
Greenville. N. C.
lying toy Mir circular
letter cf 22nd w will ash you to con-
tribute the fund
an house your town.
Fleas; the proper
party, returning us voucher.
With our be.-t wishes the
he are
truly
Hour.
air. Harry Gurganus, one
e-t and lest the
Sunday at
his home He
was in his year, and during the
latter bl his life had n
offerer. He all Ins pa
and to at
the messenger who would him
the that beset this life.
He was u member the Primitive
church and s his Savior and
his generation died in
and hope the bleared
beyond the His was
full of of kindness to fall
nine, and the community in which he
lived will sadly him.
Mr. leaves d
ow and two to mourn
death- The latter Mrs. W.
S, . and
It. F. Wilson, of Beaufort county.
One Day.
Court week. Judge
This term is the
civil only and will not ; until
owing to
inability the Judge to get here before
Monday
Dedicatory Sermon by Their First
J. N. II.
Ont who wits the pastor
the church lure, to
earnest is I. due the
the church building
their of has ed
an invitation to preach the dedicatory
the third Sunday in
That Sunday has been
tor lit l d u the church, and i.
is very lilting ilia
should h I present must
pan
SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN
A Grateful Mother tins
all about Her Troubles when
Broke out with Scrofula Sores.
the of two mouths, my
to have
cheek. all the external a
we or hear vi,
lo no avail. The sores spread all over one
aide of his face. We eon mi I led a
and tried his In a
the Bore wan gone. But to my In
two more scrofulous look-
lug on arm.
grew worse when
three months old. I began him
Hood's I also took
and the And bottle
the Korea wore well mid have
never la now
but baa never bad any lift
sores he was by
Hood b for h I very
grateful. My owes his good health
and smooth, skin to It it great med-
Mas. H. s.
Delaware. only
prompt.
For
--ii.- Um I
bees Hope K
Co., a
in.-, of in
The urn
in. liberal.
fund, been ,
in A. J. Or I-
Kn. Fir. .
.-i-l in
our bu.-in, t- n, mi . ii,. ., j
lo
i it It
and u. ii.
Toe
an
U.
Uri.
J. I. .
ft ii.
Al ,.
V t,
V Hooker,
K . cloak and
M. U. Lang, S.
Co,,
A. J I, fa.
Co. I.
AC Use,
J.
I. A. Co. deal is,
c.
bears; gun
S.
is.
S.
Harris, II. u C,,,
dealers,
Rick A Tali,
IV. Pools . ton. Drillers,
S. T.
i-is powder,
S. T. While,
in carriage
I'm
Co., d.
Holler i. Co.,
goods
Mrs II.
dealers, K. II,
Clink,
II
dealers, H-
II. A,
a. Co., dealers
colors, Yon, Canned
John
A, Babbitt Do., r in
It
.-,
ti. A. a. Co., dealers in
rubber A.
ll.
I. wholesale
vision dialers, Button, S. M.
W. II.
u,
In-1 Co., dealers in
Ten, J.
Co.,
paper
Helm r- mil-
Baltimore, Mr. I.,
S,
W. Well
J. I.
Wool in,
H, T. j,
through the
Till.
FINE
The most complete stock at
CLOTHING STORE
Next Door to Bank of Greenville.
fit ting wraps
-M
Jackets, Capes
Come t.
LANG'S CASH HOUSE.
For host line
OIL H.
SELLS CHEAP.
Get on the Ground Floor.
We sell Groceries so low that your
shoe head swim. We are receiving daily
choice line of
if.
c of ah kinds, Tobacco, Cigars
Snuff and everything usually kept in a first
class Grocery Store, which we offer at prices
that defy competition.
James B, White.
A Burst of Bargain Sunlight.
After In Years
Sunday morning Mr, D. n. Spain,
on
found a In
bi. It where
en.- had just -rial, bing,
ll. began
making 111.111 owner and
one that -1-11 a- k. M.
Nelson lo-t ago
mother pr.
The Boars s
xi It will I. the
Hood's Pills fear.
Clothing, Goods. N Cap.
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XVI.
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY. DECEMBER
Tuesday
Friday
-AT
NO
HIS DAYS ARE
Sow The News and Ob-
server predated that Senator
days were This
was his at Rocky
Since that vile upon the
manhood of State, the lion
is rapidly
The the State are up in
him ; mightily arouse,
in many s, they
if be com, into their midst
Kill heap MM indignity
upon him to show their n
his
is more, the news
that the will
likely the matter in
it to the bottom either expel
the author word from that
b- as a blackguard, to
associate In
pass laws n nation, or goal a
r, solution him such a
This i the news that
flashed over the wires n is this
morning in the New
V. k What truth there l in
ii n mains to seen.
That the mini his terrible
c U shown the that h
moving In and earth to prov.
that did not use the words
el to him. lie is importuning all the
who were
In his at Mount that
to him letters saying
tin v no words as those
above d. These letters he
poses in his pew or
week, and using in bis should
the mutter come up the Senate.
as I nm reliably it very
ill.
In the last issues of the
lie what purport-
ed to lie denials. The Hist one was no
all, or was a denial
of an n never made against
him. Thia week be writes two col-
cf dodging evasive drivel.
Replying to Ibis denial The Argo-
first published the
extract from his speech p
the beat men in
Nash who were present and
the remark. Commenting upon
these statements the Argonaut
says I
this does not then
angel from would looked
upon a
charge was not made against
the white people cf the State to white
people, but to a crowd who
an in the corner the seats provided
the audience. Senator Duller
turned to this corner and pointing bis
ringer to the colored men gathered
there language we have
quoted.
Senator Duller
bis own race and own people
and Io a to escape the
his words or six of the
belt people of Mount are per.
scoundrels let the world decide
News and Observer.
It's a road that will allow a
bicycle to in
thrown to the dogs might
give a vacation.
When a man is n candidate ,
his check than his word.
A telephone is put
Xe.-k-
Mr. A. T. Miss
were on
the 1st.
The jury Rowan county
political -wash brush Superior I true bill.
The Republican party it a
It
how baa managed to
itself lief ore country
could not have done
except prestige as the
Front lime of
enactment
tariff law until it got back into
power itself, it never to
deride that measure it failed to
enough revenue to meet
appropriations Congress.
give as it said,
we will remedy all I
people gave it Congress and
it enacted tariff law
Las not only tailed to raise
revenue nerds of
government lint, according to
good authority the
Record, not provide
as much as it
the govern-
Is living- on borrowed
money accumulated by
Cleveland administration in ex-
gold reserve. it is
a multitude
A man would l n a
wager limn earn at Ii nest labor.
A desire M mind one's own
is h taste that is hard to
A man a u on may in
. gutter, bin a rolling no
A woman's right might be
Us-d in correcting her husband's
Fire is ii but
to go out M just like other
Probably the reason toot hall is so
popular is because the fits
All a are ,
them t become last ball
later on.
S.-lemon when in all his
wore u multi-colored
and white collar.
The height of some men's ambition
to he seen on a comer talking to a
keeper.
The speculator who gels a straight
tip often Iii.- there is
crooked about it
Neither money nor has
to get the at
the north pole.
is a dry study, hut a pretty
woman's have d
on jury.
Sonic most
devote their talent to the
tiling
The man who takes whiskey
is never accused
with a mixed evil.
hen a man is too sick do
thin; else be puts in the time making
good resolutions.
Our impressions are usually lull
and
Alia, held up the world. He could
have the Chicago hold up men
Cards an r .
A nun appreciates gift
a diamond more than when he
holds the other three aces.
Red ii not objectionable n color
a woman's hair, providing it doesn't
run into her
Women would object to nine
going out between the acts if they
would not come in between drinks.
have bad n great deli
to my of lute
We hope it will result in the elevation
of the
his taken the place
In many States, but pat-
crowded street will con-
to bing on.
Woman's Idea Man,
Women of renown passed
verdicts upon men i
Men are a medley don't you
think I
All men are poor
more or less.
No man is altogether there
Is latent good in him.
very best
can only suffer, while women
One cannot really what n
man really is by the a
fortnight
All careers are desirable
men who know how to make them
so-
A man must be able to
bis or else remain a
No man ever distinguished
ASTOR PLACE, NEW VOW
who could not boar to be
h great humbug, is Ibis it
lieu
against to
b vs.
Dr. lit
Institute, says there is only one young
lady students who is not it
News Observer,
I . Ab
I hasn't cm his
hair and soys
he to cut it until
President.
The
a com-
to and update u hosiery
yarn mill with It
i- 1.1 haven new
u-t-
and like
people were convicted not Hiving ill
tuxes, the cost in each
to ibis addition
to the had pay.
Mr. W. II. Sui
township, oil having June apples
for Christmas. Alice on his I mil is
Low a crop apples
this
who v OBI Iran
Davie to Texas years ago,
has just lie tells the
he days on the way back.
in u one horse wagon,
dial he sieves
mm miss in
a point o BE hi
Our is conducted on sound
principles, presented and
truthfully advertised. We have gathered
from the best most prominent
all the new and desirable novelties adapted
to the want the people community
this attraction is Kit h in Quality.
Style, and Low in Price.
We have endeavored to meet your require
for seasonable goods in every respect
We invite you to one the displays
up-to-date and Reasonable merchandise
ever offered the people of tin's vicinity.
Come to the Show Shows, livery feature
of the entertainment is replete with Style.
High Quality and Small II you want
to sec this Show of Shows conic and see
line assortment of
hi-
HIM I
his,
When lie in In
iii puny.-
Hi. cm .- t,
Rn wake I a .
K-i den r
Sweetheart. It
It'll ain't a use j,, j,,
sin 11-- n right a
She a v.,,. , ;
i out like
so .
I i r Meal a
Ba den It's i, i
Sue lei in
Hill a bit .,. i
POWDER
ii love i-
in i
ll II
fain , i it.
. money
The Ii new
OB I lit
1st. Greek t. it
M. in
is a bright paper
we wish
A man word Kim up-
on h
been
allowed to go hunting
lie said In
Mm it
All at the penitentiary
not yet ended. Your ear respond-
cut learns that a month past u con-
has been living with hi- wile
what known the
convict
written to his wife to come and
with him a week. This bents
lust
Charlotte
JUST FOR N.
mine is a hard he said
So, In truth, it from being
unhappy, however, he set to work and
soon converted It into the floral granite
in that
some o
the
Do down ind pour ml on
the troubled
late lit- t had already
poured it ll the
He was struck by a luting o
ice and killed, whereupon of the
two temperance papers the town
headed its report
Hard Drink Killed and the
Drop Too
paid to
see the When h it to lie
One do team is
funny
Well, I want my hall
seem to think that women
like horses, their h--s nm; be
by their laid optimist.
replied the pessimist.
horse is under a disadvantage there.
He can't his teeth out nod lies lien
them up overnight in a tumbler of
AND TRIMMINGS
Ladies and Notions sod
Goods, Ladies, Gents and Shoes,
Hats and Hardware, Tinware,
Crockery and Wooden ware,
Breech Loading Shells, and the
stock of
given
of all kinds at the lowest price ever
in this community. and see how much
cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who
you are, where you live, how much or how
little money you have got. there is no Store
where your dollars will do you as much good
service as they will do you here.
I. i. CO.
BAKER HART
Hardware
Tinware,
Hubs, Building
Oils and Stoves.
Fair
Bottom Prices.
gs
aim
MAIN STREET,
at Rook
N. C
work ii,. Ii rat ass
ll you i in love
have a r i,
marriage.
II old III is t I . Ill-
lure she i. to Slice a chair with
to It,
II a sure killer u to
e nu, even man on
Would 1.1 hide.
Ii re is he i o a-, or
in man in heaven tint ac-
lot Ii III
late
to
towns and
Slate to pal Hum
CI,
w i of tho towns in
tin- Hut tin fell
most ,,
Tho lain
soaped shown in example
of the town of Greenville, one of
of
bait known citizens of
W Sows Ob river
that the town bus been
taken by
act, us will be
vi led town up four
wards. Hues am so run
tho have a large majority
in two war is
two wards the two
wards the act two
and to two white wards
one i the last
four
and the two a bite men
Unit tin, town has a board
composed four Dug-roes and
two white men. The mayor and
chief pollen lire White
by thin board.
Tut Militant is
black clerk of
is a taxable
property of the town is
four the
mayor able of police
in 1600 worth
property for taxation
ll same crowd l legislators
sent buck next your, every
ally in Slate will it and In
of fate that
nm people iv, r be fooled
into another mob if
tors I
Clerk Donald
of Bank,
i- a, u-e 11.1 . Igloo,
baa been pro
St. Mil, t the
lice in running down
The New City Health
i I. virus In
e v.
lid Lodge,
a , In Hid the nu.
grand el
order,
Tine i
lb
impel years ago,
guidance of Opt- K- A-
made inch an r t
tho bus
been revived at a
farm homo paper.
Ii section
who formerly look
ind Mechanic would to have
we prepared Io
make the extraordinary
Tor will Mud
North
Carolinian, of and
r all
a whole your.
line will give you u
home in State and
hews and Ibo farm and
of of them a
w bole oar
If you want
added Io above list
you can it for cents more,
or Ibo thrice week Now York
for other
piper or wanted can
n in con-
Bl-
Ton.
to Farmers
There are mum few farmers to
be found who make an
dent living hard times
low cotton.
thorn is Mr. Thomas Bitter, of
Carter's Mr.
is SO ye us of age and in s
a children.
lie farmed all In- and baa
never bought a of corn, a
pound a pound of Bong
or a pound of anything that
can be raised farm, but
kept those on
baud sale. Ho has
owed a and
anything from store
other at
borne, tie bus fat ho-sos, bogs,
and poultry his is
always with very
in it Unit good faun fur-
lie rolled one lulu of cot-
ton this and that it
makes but with
whether it is or
pound. Mr. Bitter reads the
keeps well posted
regard topics- The
of bis uh a
is that lie nil
own supplies and little
to cotton, The country
would bettor off if bad
farmers like Mr. Bitter, Ho
has brother bus boon
casually is as u
I Aim h
A prisoner Phis, has
lie murdered John M
Ark , IN
ago.
John old, sun
editor Meridian
, strangely from
w.
I., ones in Idaho
king, i believed have boon
i o tea an open boat, It Sun
business men Clint
in.-1- not quite Ii . t ks , ,
people were being told what
holiday you will have offer,
I,


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