Eastern reflector, 15 March 1898


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A Speculation
A tramp went into
grocery store the other day, where
he noticed a big box of soap label-
ed, cake one He
approached Mr. and
am if you will
trust me tor twenty-five cakes of
that soap I will pay you in lest.
than an had
a curiosity to get the frame s
same and consented to the deal.
The tramp took the soap over to
where the plus is kept
and carefully wrapped each cake
in a bit of tin foil procured
the boxes- He then went
upon a street corner and
ed to passers by that he bad for
sale -the genuine Arabic
shaving
guaranteed to soften the hairs of
the face until a dull knife could
cut them and certain to last ten
times as long at other soap
in the Inside of half an
hour be had sold every cake at
cents each. He paid Mr. Man-
speaker walked off
with a clear profit of JO he
Lawrence
SEE THAT F
What Is It
It is a picture celebrated
PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS
DESCENDED FROM KINGS.
There i-. nu in
the States, a nobility that
proud of blue blood, its origin,
its forefathers who held exalted
rank wore titles that were in
tome royal. A society was
quietly organized some years ago
with the avowed purpose of
those neglected and forgot-
ten springs of nobility and tracing
the family trees to their very roots,
uncovering the secrets of an
try that might extend back to the
crusaders. This society made con-
headway and exposed
royal connection very many in-
stances, and the researches so
satisfied a certain number of
their blood so intensely blue was
they in turn formed them-
selves a second society, consist-
of those whose line extends
to the throne- to sonic throne whose
among the then nations
of the not considered, so
long as it a fide throne,
with a genuine ruler sitting thereon,
and wearing the
use The outfit no man is
complete without one u
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens, baa
You will be astonished when you see them and
earn how very cheap are
You may never,
But should
Want Job Printing
-Come to see us.-
Reflector Job Printing
from
m- i
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EL -5 it
The Daily Reflector
Gives home news
afternoon at the
small price of cents a
Are a sub-
It
o he.
month,
not you
The Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
Is only SI a year. I
contains the news
and gives
to the farmers, es-
those growing
The members of this inner
are for the moat Yorkers
by birth and residence.
The most conspicuous, probably,
is James Gordon Bennett of The
Herald. Mr. Bennett is a direct de-
on his mother's hide of
Edward and the
of his Bitting one day on the
throne Great Britain la, it must
DOt altogether clear,
although it is not outside the limits
possibility. He is the forty sec
the lino of heritage, a
revolution might bring him much
closer. As to present mafia of
Mr, Bennett, ho has
practically become a he
would, no doubt prefer son
to his should he conclude
to claim the title which it is certain
his descent gives him every right
to
As a relative of Mr. the
distinction of royalty naturally be
longs also to Marmaduke Richard-
who is duke of and
luminous to prove
not alone bis regal lineage, but the
claim he
to the title of duke It must be
that in lie
the various members of this
society their ancestral titles are
ways employed, and they are ad
as Dear as in
the case of Mr. Bennett, exam-
or Door s with
Mr And many
have paper
with their individual position.
George Mel., an. an ill one
the large lire insurance
on Broadway, New York, is t
leading mi of the and
enjoys the low, a
that baa been recognized
many generations of his
family, but has never been publicly
claimed. Mr. is possessed
of document-, showing a descent
from IX of Prance, whose
in the of
Christianity and whose et
forts in direction Of civilization
earned the -St. Louis.
This ruler made Ilia lord
of the holy isles, warranted to em-
ploy the title of Karl of
Charles k, well known in
New York, is, reality,
k inherit-
mg Ilia title an old
family of great distinction mid
whoso estates were at one period the
moat extensive, on the Rhine, Thu
artist is Comte
although ho never makes use
the honor, and few of his lie-
even aware that he
it. In fact, to give him
entire credit, he is authorized to
sign himself Comte
Connelly, the well
known hatter, modestly
the fact that as a direct
of the Irish king he is none
other than Lord Connelly, although
ills doubtful that he has ever said
so outside tile society, of which ho
has long member. There are
hundred enjoying, if it
an enjoyment, the of u
title while apparently only
American but these
are to indicate,
that really have an unwritten
nobility. New York Mail and Ex
press.
A I'S. I. HI Ml.
A lady who wanted a servant so
badly that she- one without a
recommendation, or even an intro-
happened One day to look
a book which belonged to the
girl Immediately thereafter
went to her with some
expressed in her face.
this your
is this, then When you
came, you told me your
Susie Stokes, but here in this book
is the
all right, said
girl.
FIN
House-cleaning will begin cod.
The hen doesn't loot at all
but she always lay.
man's cheeks
made light
It is natural that
burn when h
cried lb. ink to t-e pen,
your nibs replied
the pen, all writ- with
you're an amateur
the Ratter, is well to
know the easier game is
Seine men are
the
I'll,
met
pd. r.
i seem to be
lever their
Oaf la
Me.-t ;
when turned down in the
parlor
alga not.
That food
not break in
swells to three
four its bulk.
of a bachelor
or
A f
weighs more
accomplishment
. woman u
ion learning.
A is a
like and a lot like
ho on tea
After a girl baa tried getting
r to act indignant with a
man she begins to try to look
piteously at him-
A cat swim just as well as a
dog, only it is so that if you
throw it into the water it would
rather drown.
When a man has curious little
in bis they
were made by
round hairpins
A never cries so hard
When her little child is lost that
t strength left to
it when it's York
Press-
FOB SPAIN
lay to be a fill.
we've bad Jilt
got to e. me,
i.-t settle.- it;
it I'm a
pure in grain,
I'm bind make me
with Spain,
yen,
inst know
rowed row
U r go.
know bar
pattern
Tie the right she'll mop lb
I've read about way
poor had in Hand
be cruel them
I I can't lull pity
quite refrain
n happen when
Tor la n she gels her -paint on
a rite
hum,
alter em conflict
in, plain
Tl. it'll If nation
be Spain.
A Vindication of
Suppose that Spain had three
years outraged the humane instinct
and sensibilities any of lea
peoples Europe.
Suppose that a Spanish Minister
Australia
or had insulted ruler the
to which he and
had derided its people.
Suppose that very heel
this insult one that country's
had been blown up through
and criminal
at the hast, and that two hundred and
miters had died in
Can ore doubt the
-veil calmest pet pies r
Is it certain that
would have like the dew in
the beat of
Yet the in
. el a which
.-only a remain
eon approval
end almost
into line a it
Diapering for u with
. liberation.
the people foiled
States are but
by experiences and
of n century of
are The
can people, la
their own public as they phase
up he
as
equal any ma
They know that will eel
want when
wait patiently with a that
is as as it is rare.
What a triumph
What a of die
that the way to . mill lo
govern is to let them
York World.
av
Deterioration of
The Public In-
C. H. Mebane.
been requested by a committee the
State Dental Association to a
circular letter lo the public school
the advising to
school children to a
careful and intelligent attention to their
teeth.
The circular states that the
and experience of in the
State there is a de-
of human teeth. The bad
teeth proper
lead, which refills in all forms
Mebane will likely
give the circular his endorsement.
The giving proper
intelligent to teeth in youth
is Through the teachers
Spit.- lie- Dental hopes to
cornet the care of lie
of children in the Slate.
Dr. V. E. Tarter, Of Has i- the
and the letter lo the Super,
An I from all other
Each performs
a specific duty, thus d. away with
drastic purgatives and curing by
Mild Power Theory.
One Pill touches lie- liver, re-
moves The bile, the file
moves The
Tonic the rest.
Have St
Y. O
don t work
at some Tramp
I'm
just
I'm an
It is lo lei him b. In
lie is bud
That is to
him than lo TOW
a pointed
s turn away wrath.
Thai be s not gel Ibo
tin.
Thai he lo look your
las. when you go out with him.
Thai it n improve his razor to
use It
Pills
Cure
Liver Ills.
Secret of Beauty
is health. The secret of health r
the power to digest and .-
a proper of food.
This can never be done when
the liver does not act it's part.
know this
s Liver Pills arc an
lute cure
sour stomach, malaria,
constipation, torpid liver, piles,
jaundice, fever, bilious-
and diseases.
Liver Pills
Notice t Creditors.
i r duty j before the
Conn o M
of the of
I. I
by v. u to all Indebted to
i ii- iii.
to the and to all creditor
of Mid to present their claim,
properly to under-
twelve months after the
date or this notice will
be in bur
This the 4th day
S.
of i taU of L. ;.
Notice to Creditors.
The of the Court of
of ad-
to tin- on
on the
of notice
I- hereby all i -on- Indebted
to make Immediate
to undersigned, and to
creditor of to present
claims properly authenticated, to th
within twelve
the of tin or
will be plead In bar of their recovery
I K the day of Jan. MM, .
I. S. SPAIN,
i on the of J. II.
F. Q, Any.
Old
Notice Dissolution.
data toll
day ii i. A.
and A. II. Taft
firm. V II. Kirk, and V.
ft will as
I inn name Kicks
All due e are to
in- paid to k A Taft also
ail
March, J. A.
A. II. TAFT,
W. II. KICKS,
E. II. TAFT.
TASTELESS
CHILL
TONIC
WARRANTED. PRICE SO
Nov. 1603.
at.
rear, Tn
. lit our n-
l II In
r. . . T.
. i
I r ., .
Trajan
1ST
of from
. j to bottom, Tin in
that IS
many times more than
the price.
About Life
I are I in ll.
world, its more
1.000
are en earth
or
Tin- i alum;
i women, av.-r-
yam,
Of years
every i reach the age U and
not more Hi in one in live, HO
The married longer lived
the single and above all who ob-
a label and
Tall live lunger than short ones.
bate
their lo year,
than men hate, but
The i i
lo
people born iii
a more than
are more by
by day. The number
men capable bearing i.
at the
UNDERTAKER
Steamers Wellington for
for touching at all land-
Tar Monday, Wednesday
i Friday at A. at.
leave Tarboro at A. M.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Greenville A. M. same days.
These are stage
of water on Tar
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore
New York and Boston.
Shipper order their goods
marked via Old Dominion Line trim
New York.
Bay Nor-
folk Baltimore Steamboat Company
Baltimore. -Merchants Miners
Boston.
SON. Agent,
I. Agent,
rt-.-
Thanking MK
generally their In
I ho past we solicit u continuance of tin-
In the future. .
W. II. DICKS,
K. II. TAFT.
EMBALMERS.
We have u-1 n i. ,
toe ,, C
Una and w meta
lie and cloth ever
We prepaid t
in all a
on given to on
end en
trusted to oar will receive
mark peat,.
Oar lower
do w an l monopoly be
We be at any and .
in John Flanagan
BOB GREENE ft CO.
Dealer in
. d me.
V z or Bet,
U. S.
lire.
.- o. c.
j C.
H- 0-
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
Port, Sis,
I'm and b
year's supplies will to their
est to get our
elsewhere. Our Is
Its branches.
Flour, Sugar,
Always at lowest market prices
o, Cigar
as we buy -direct from
A complete stock of
FURNITURE
always ha. id and sold at price t,
suit the . Our good, are all
sold therefore, i.
rise to run we sell at a close
W.
M.
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
low as the low
est Highest market
prices paid for country
The Eastern Reflector
Tuesday
Friday
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. Year in Advance.
-AT
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. MARCH
The
We find that
it t a man doesn't knew
is can never
let well h A tramp culled
Hire oilier and I
lo cut
II J. W ill fl. id i, I we
11.1 Mm ll lisle and ti Id bin
I. I I c i
d g
In Hie pan ills r w
u i marry a till
II I aid Le wouldn't
lie run away and
His parents
I bill , m d j, wile
I. He
III . It in a store, Was
t the
pulling a little
lb- ill bis a cl
care He lo
1.11 ins mid vi d lime. w.
west and was arrested a
he the Heal
g a when a train was
be of
be could He
ten bald labor.
Then, being an outcast, be lo
mi jug, one In ping
in u d burn act on
s and lie CU
bung him. He
down by nine nu students
and the table,
tut bis light
bis r to m
lend, mid allowed to
iii in he having
devoured he us good bye, saying
time, here other trilling
din's his of which be bud
and be had never
all unlawful act,
-B
now a very
in ll war
and bis courage and loyally com-
II His
is eh as was d by
the among alum the
name of is The warm
-i lit his by the
will add lo bis national rep-
for
Judge Day makes lb;
that President will not
the Lie. lie
lire bin in the crisis
lily and courage,
In the el
Sentinel,
Sn V. and
A Q
head.
A little bird a little
teat
ii ii tied
hurt.
A I ml mil g-i I
A a
here.
A . u
gnat
A oil a u
lira fool.
A or bin
is
A may pun Ice bi own
lo bile
A man pica
he hath.
A Bat i CM
A mouthful of a
of
A man can never
a wife.
A way lo lose your
to lend
A ban often more trouble
to gel it-
A pot that to many
boiled-
A man may live upon bu
be in. 1.01 live upon
A be
may die old W, or young
at
When the hour hand points to nine,
Have your washing on the line.
Aged Man.
talk impeaching
tin i mi r The beet way
lo lo out the
be beet
way lo outvote Hie
That will to wholesale
impeach of moat effective
kind. The crowd
Slate no better
Why
Citizen-
people are
bard to
1.1 j oil Ibo handle the
and kick
themselves out of harness
when really no
If a man a at
ti wife, she loses her
talks a divorce, and
if a woman smashes a bread tray
over he
goes to
saloon, or to the
u loot in Long
who killed himself lately
his wife Brat her cut
and then went to her
new style of bead. Ho could
a wife
her bail but
i on snowing herself to
he made n
meal of and left his
better half to go it alone, short
hair all. It was certainly
small provocation a
bat tastes differ
Habit,
In intern portion
in little but alone,
i tin re lives old who
He p
His name is
lie., mi-. II- is an oil
will. Hi genuine African
an lie originally
in I
A it. I. and old Ban in
t I . ,; I .- II I nit g Ml ii n-k
I. in . n
11.1 I ii u if ago.
war. folk
Inca or kepi
Bi hi never lit I .
tin about
I came to
any n gin and
ft I
lid
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
mi,
No Wash
.
o,
the i
Maws Your Washes on
NINE O'CLOCK
WASHING TEA.
Recommended by the house-
for Clothes Washing. Dish
Washing, House
Package. Try it.
would bare
bit
tiny t to pick out
t In- mil fire.
tin ii-u great believer
lie says that
Call bi
1.1 When a Kan says that
bud a dream that that
t It Lord look cut cf his
he ban
been to heaven, car-
bu talked lo it
and ti lit what do and
put it back body. Some
that he dreamed,
hie went
Visitor.
. Mi
D I SB's
Ki i i
Wat.
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mi
I . I . .
II
. . I -1 Ii
J . . I
J y Leg
ills . .
n r. i-. ii
j. i
1.1 we Vi in
W. mm lb nil
. j M
. ii. Milking l.
i . I u Men
ling Mangled
Won 1.11 Si n -11 Ai. I
Al J by
I. ll el t I
. . . II ii I r-
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing
Ladies, Gents and Shoes.
Hats and Hardware, Tinware
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware,
Loading Guns, Shells, and the
To Protect w
a large
miner, which here by
Ike I , re sent .
Foil on r
in, are big round
and are . 1-
cl . They
an In ii r. ;
them several
. I k. in I lean J by
POWDER
swell in are -I . he
largest stock
ii Mm ilL
of all kinds at the lowest price ever given
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.
Yours
Professional Cards
w. m. Band, J- b. Fleming,
N. C.
all the courts.
Swift Galloway, B. Tyson,
N. . C
A TYSON,
N. C
all the
Much said, said,
the power of It
to
the extent of its
life and character, and for
reason tho of
if rightly esteemed one of
hist and most
element an ethical life
There is, however, danger
very firmly
habits of any sort, which is
seldom
even who the must
as to tin quality.
This danger is that they may get
so strong a hold upon uh that
cannot be
m.
L. Jam as,
N.
J.
II. , II.
N. C. Greenville, N.
Attorneys and at Law
1.1; K N V-1.1 K. N .
s In all the Courts.
when something better opens up
before us- . of
implies and, if
any of life deeply
rooted habits make change re-
and impossible
they must be a foe to improvement
BAKER HART.
Headquarters S-
Hardware
Tinware,
Implements
in ii i bar in care
car be l until
Ii. . t
ell iii the and
touching .-I nit.
t hi in t lie .
one lay
iv ill. big bill, in war
with any o
there In tact a in . i,
r ill beginning VI
number tin
day. We are
that this is but carry inn the plans
when
in . j years ago
Y M s
Th passage, by an
void Cannon
lull through House
appropriating or
national will
effect in
Am and Spain-
our people a full of
gravity situation, and
to the
the nation, which will avoid
honor war s
with honor, and yet meet
with if
are Ii will, tho
other baud, Spain we
to
draw upon in war
long bankrupt
Treasury. Ii ought make
In we are u pi
bar
Gan
Jun ii B t G-1
a I
ll Mali nil mi
;. ., . sue
baa
is hi
will i hi me
i in more or Ufa
. aM
come him In
Inn K.-an-
lit. Ibis i
within last
II, i-
b- aver-
; in by Spanish
Ibis i nil-
i, . ii., .
kn p Ii over
. an III iv
It is ii. elite I mission el
r. .
be elm i r
Ii he -I, ii. a .
some
i, by ii et
;,. ii in .; i-j m
I.-. I.;
m j
Church,
CLUBBING
a 1.75
I in- Farmer and Mechanic,
paper that ago, under
guidance of Capt- It- A-
made an
throughout State, has
been revived at us u
weekly and home paper.
many in this section
who formerly took
Mechanic would like to have
again and we prepared to
make following extraordinary
announcements
For send fill
Eastern North
Carolinian, of The
Farmer Mechanic, three
papers whole
hue will the
home news, tho State and general
news and tho farm news, and
think of three of them a
year for 91-75.
If you want tho Con-
added the list
you can got it for cents more,
or the thrice a week New
for To Any
or magazine wanted can
you u in con-
with lilt-
Y may fun of the ground
hog as much us you
please, but certainly proved
true this year- There has
been more wintry
since the 2nd of
Rt A I the ground big so wisely
, K, , l,
M.
i MM
An -i
The d i i I lie
ii. t At lie
cue of r t. u I. iV i-in
lbs
the and .
mis filled n I lining by his
I- ii lot . ll i. lb I .
In- The
ti ached his when lie
The Cuba has on
long cm
At words the
r. to ii- lei t. I
Ann lie in I I ill ,
i ii i will, we
a d I w ii-
i. i sin j
. in i la,
ii.- I. hire him,
Lauds i
who him. I,, n
. n
u unit In- tee t In Ur.
said
work
i cling iii I
in. i with a
ii
NEWS
d. Carr is haying the
width
with geld, A layer
el gold i- being placed en the
Tie.-.- Visitor.
On at o
Mr. S- house near
was destroyed by lire,
bad ii I'll the house a
bun inn house are
Neck Commonwealth,
M. W, who
down with Bonn
stuck, aim sever
i .-
the hum- apiece,
I'm hog
i.
tin M i w ilk Mi.
raw iii
i, in h I II
burned. A o
i an. mill,
was no Mi.
will inn in n mill
.;.,.
Hubs, Paints
Oils and Stoves
Fair Dealings and at Book
Bottom Prices.
M KI G
A Chicago
compelled Central
Railroad lo carry from
Dodge, la., to Sioux Falls, ti. A coo pie were recently
in a ear berth and tho invited an old nun.
BO Sioux hulls, bat u Fort , wen
Dodge tho Informed . ,
that he was only
pant of the car the company do bore the inscription Children
Mini lo run U buck lo Chicago
The drummer i wall ,
the nut Ham, threatened a
age finally carried
to his ti
car.
School
i J Iii
i, . ii iii -i Ilia
sh-i
i , . i i
leach i it lo allow the
he attempted lo cub u away.
real the hi in
a mule,
i lo
Thai was l rule-
like R
ii. behind mule. ,
And ii him with a
Alter thin h. no school,,
not scanning it
closely over specs Hie old hi sons modern
light, bat
they'll have cm Ilia ably ballet then
in- i i.-ii
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J. Elk u.
Hit- 1.1 Beard cl
i Ht I t , ,
Greenville, N. C. ,
which Che attempt is made l the
d and the
of war as Brae
for MUd
by the Indianapolis
lion, but such is recalled
Representative Freeman
Knowles, Dakota, who i- n
ii- in s SB
as known the only man in Congress
who has extraordinary
circular letter, but tin- answer
Mr. Knowles a wry
as may be from the I-
quotations therefrom can
no language lo my
of men who will seek to take
vantage the patriotism the
has the United States lo a financial system upon
Entered at the pout office at Greenville,
N. C, second class mall water.
Ti March la.
S. Proctor, who has just re-
turned in m a trip lo Havana, reports
the in Cuba something t r-
In a hospital there lie
persons within SO he
fays are dying there by
that it this country goal to war and
needs services she is ready ans-
when railed. The people this
aide t the appreciate such an
Her
sty s are do
1.1 believe re to be any war.
Spain is already lucking down.
Washington
cur
Washington 1898.
At last the administration and Con
caught up with the people
en Spanish question.
Oil been all right nil the time it ha
Waiting Mr.
indicate what be
be broke
that in i hours
discretion, had
which means their
the ii. these who
took advantage the people's pair
in to
toiling meshes a system b
which j. u have weed lo entire n
duet blur sine the
could lo sell our
C gold, and would s Iconic
our foreign arums and navies,
rather than Iota the interest on their
. bonds. Ties j the which
is now trying to fasten upon
I patriots of Cuba the
bonds which the European Shy-
taken Iron Spain in return
tin- n loaned that nation
which lo butcher the
You going i war a
gold basis. At the very scent
gold always hunts Its
-Mm who would
i,
present delicate
wanted. This Keck foreign their
and the re.-ult was. a r, oh i
a bill
, he people
I are. iii in greater
humanity titan
or
by the lb use and Senate and
carried lo him his signature, ll
dots not whether it was the n-
. Spain recall,
j, her objections Lee,
the of
supplies to
and has
settled by the of the
the Fifty Million- Haul
Although has
which mis so promptly refused by
the certainty the
Inquiry will report that the
Maine blown up the
that has d
, . , i; i. for that
the to ll k j . ,, ,
, , . ,., ;, the administration s ill
Ii is enough mat it . ,
i i , i- , . for emergency
bus been and that it M ,
end
war preparations in dean
him ill it.
means that the
pushing
earnest. Having
money 1- needed the I
and him en-; h is called the people to put
at discretion a sum sufficient
to defend the country and
actual
to how it shall
be spent, Congress is proceeding with
its routine business, and
ready for any further action that may
be considered The
to regretted is that Mr.
bad not asked this
a month or two ago, A
month fighting -hips might have
been purchased in that cannot
now ts bad. owing European war
clouds and other . We tare
i i navy i n nub. hi even if
naval officer sent lo Eur p
buy a single to lick anything
mi. everything that Hies the
as will he proven in short older
alter the shooting starts.
Association
Dubs, which has made
to the birthday
anniversary of Thomas Jefferson, by u
dinner, on Wednesday,
April which lion. William .
Senator Arkansas,
ch the National
Committee, will be
has a circular Utter urging all
Democratic club- in
war by with the National A-
a homage lo the
memory the great of Amer
lean liberty, the
of and tie-
the party, and in a In sh
cur unalterable deter
to preserve the
us it came lo us
bin and lo resist by every law
means in power encroach
cf wealth
upon
the people.
Senator Allen a r
I Iii- winch
calling on the Attorney ,;,,.
Inform the Senate how ,, u
Injunction were during 807-
by the r. s. c ,
labor ,, .
it with j
Has. come what may. and that
tho without distinction
I party have responded
Whatever the report on the
Maine, disaster may disclose, the
will us ready
course that the Cause of
Cuba may lead to. With this
fund and tilers for war-
ships, contracts for anus, pro-
night
the and ship
yards, whatever else may he
required will at his command
The is a meat
I peace measure. It diminishes
I the likelihood war and
I increases the assurance that, if
I comes, peace will follow
heels.
Instead a
Dog-
Mr. Ai Daniel had been
from his b-i. h so
that he decided to use
strychnine to atop the dog from
his visits. i,
surprised a w
the he out and
that his instead
the
killed. It out the
duck that had
nuking A hole
WM made of shell
the emptied of con-
Leaf-
HARRISON'S SUBSTITUTE.
ii-. Who t
For the
One day in the summer
Of was a groat
at the only hotel Old Forge, the
lest known of the gateways to the
A pole, a tall. Sturdy
looking piece of Umber, was to
raffled President Benjamin
his cot-
on lake, bad
to Campers from the chain
of lakes that leads into the
mountain region from Forge,
natives of the neighboring
towns, guides and woodsmen, min-
in crowd that wandered
about hotel, tilling the piazzas,
seeking shelter in the little par-
from the drizzling rain and pen-
mountain air without.
In this loitering crowd was a
chore from MM of the Fourth
lake a reckless, irresponsible
fellow, but of unusual cunning and
shrewdness. He had a greedy
and most of the time was fool-
with drink the morning of
this day. while we were tailing
down to Forgo, lie had calmly
swallowed one gulp a pint of
as the initiative to one of
his terrible sprees. Later, link at
doe in the barroom and s
with genial soul had brought
condition where Ids smile
never faded his step was most
uncertain.
The ceremony of the polo raising
was for o'clock. At
that hour the president had not
arrived at the and the people
who had gathered there were n.
moving about, disgusted with
the r and annoyed at the de-
lay. In the interval the
Chore boy. ventured the remark
that if the president didn't hurry lie
would get out on the piazza
make the speech himself. For this
boldness he was from the
parlor to the more congenial
of tho
Finally the former chief
arrived. The crowd, which had
formed on the-slope of the lawn be-
fore hotel, immediately revived
and and cheered the noted
guest. The formalities of tho
quickly disposed of by
the long suffering committee and
tho chairman took the earliest op-
to introduce Mr. Harrison.
The president rose and stood by
his chair, which Lad been placed
some-distance back am the piazza
rail. Au instant ho regarded
crowd below, Apparently ho was
about to when the group that
had pressed about the parlor door
opened and the chore boy,
his trousers naked into the tops of
his great, coarse ls, bis cont-
falling over his hands and
almost concealing his
shirt open at tho neck- I with
hi mule hi- r highly de-
out b.-fore the as-
laid
quickly to-the railing.
Uncovering with grout core his
head, ho laid bis broad brim-
med hat on secretary's table
Wholly unmindful of
over whoso distinguished face there
Muttered a half limns
turned to the crowd, and
with all the i and
of a speaker who
of tho power of hi words,
lies and gentlemen, I presume
you here to hear me
presumption was ton greatly
to puss lie
could indicate
th supposed desires of
U was struggling in the hands of
irate tin.
i nails in his hoot
parallel lines on tho boards of the
piazza, exit was through tho
same door that had marked his
entry, and it was just in-
side this opening that Lo fell In a
heap and the smile collapsed. After
tints forcibly dismissing the
the members of the committee
urned to scat.
Anal then the president spoke.
No-- Mail and Express
I In g one pan of his
; discourse Sacramento
the debate in j Hen. A-
i i v . i i the
last week the bill it-
The
In tho matter of the choice of
texts, a curious thing happened to a
curate whom knew on his return I A
from his welding tour. He only ling to second class mil j American Jew
home on Saturday evening, Clark, Democrat. were in tie
when he a letter from his
vicar him to preach the next
as he knew- he had a
not yet in the i-h
winch would tit iii with the Advent
of s, i loons then la given
The sermon was on the Parable
the Ten Virgins, The . unite, who
preached written did not
tins particular one till the
next morning, half an bi before
service, when to bis horn I be I
that bis text was, I ride
comet and this was
constant retrain of
It was too late to change, and he
put the best face In could upon it.
The may
ten the sermon, but they have not
forgotten the text. t,
at
There an- shaving and
bootblack but
bootblack drawing
New York
of a rich gold mine. The German
look sick was to die.
When be called his four partners
around him said he
divide his share them but
would request of them to
deposit one hundred dollars in
his coffin payment. This w
to the miners and
they
basely desert-1 paCed their share the coffin-
ed their and talking over afterward it
delivered th-
on the country
II is as lo the
as needle to the
the momentous
when a vast majority
not nil mark you. hut n vast i
Much in Little
so ;
I PU lot a
Hoods
chest, a a
rat- Karl I I C
a oW
or lever, cure all
-i- .-
The to take
sneered by S-
glitter, per lb
hi Shies
Stags Hams
Horn
Corn Meal
gall i-l i.-
Chickens
per
foil.-ii
to
in
to to
SO SO H
to
J to
to
to
to
mid hi fool
dragoon, the camp of the
enemy- country weeklies
with rare exceptions, stood by
the cause cf
and with unshaken
fidelity, b and
thereby the patriot-
ism, wisdom aid
of the
this same country editor we
must depend for honest,
patriotic press-
service in he now
as well as that of
surely the
side the House, we
would with unwisdom
lo deprive him of of his
The
might not unjustly
An act to diminish
of
having
great metropolitan
papers, may some excuse for
a which will
the weeklies
certainly
lists and free
not afford to do so miles-,
they are political
suicide.
was found the
paid bis shale in the
Frenchman in tho
can in the Jew
bad deposited his note
the other menu money
as
Tobacco
will cure well, have a bright,
rich color and flavor, with good
burning properties, if liberally
supplied with a fertilizer con-
at least actual
Potash.
in the form of sulphate.
The quality of tobacco is
proved by that form of Potash.
Our books will nil you what to
They are free. Send for them.
KALI WORKS.
, Se. New
Load bill
be entitled
J L SUGG
GREENVILLE, N C
Represents Only Class j hi
ill the Mutual Benefit Lire f N. J
Company offers the not in the
any other
Annual be
ply applied the up participating pi fable with me
campaign I
Equitable Surrenders Values which arc on the Policy, BO
Insured can paying without
A Liberal Cash Surrender Value.
Extended Insurance In the lull amount o the for as long a as
Hie value of the Policy will pay for at low term rates.
A Paid up Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are up to die Cash Value whoa a
of the Police is made as security.
If the insured lo pay a U due. nice
is continued in force by the without action on Ids part.
are Incontestable after the Second Year.
Death in
., are prices
i yesterday, as furnished
Bros. .
c s.
limn
P. hue
Extra Prime
Spanish
r-iv
-i I-
it to
bu
TO-DAY'S MARKETS.
by
the GREENVILLE
Cotton Buyers
Wholesale
C non in
Opening Noun.
MM
5.98 5.01
August. 5.91
celebrated------
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
Call and sec them. All are invited to inspect
e for bit. recovery- be wan and lOW
to even lake any , ,
S. T. WHITE.
From a private source
the following information a
peculiar sad death in
county latter part of last
week;
A few days Wade.
a young, prosperous
had an attacked of pneumonia
bad given up all I
was
meat. At the lime above referred
to bis sister wt
All at be sprang up bed
in an manner and asked
her what it was he saw. told
him there was nothing He rt-
plied that there the
devil bail and
sprang on the r and ran under
bed- called
and tried to pull from under
but they were to
lo as be had clasped
around the post. They
rolled bed over him
in attempted to get a chair.
got his head between two
rounds, and struggling while
in that position he broke his neck
before be could
dying almost
Wilkesboro Hustler.
Dry Goods, Notions,
M. H.
------DEALER IS-------
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
will s
wins, r
for
lea
There to be
i dyspeptics who want treatment
I for than
bad win
the following becomes
Del., doctor has
prescribed kissing an a sure cure
for and
there will
a Fur
While Maude's march-
out of the Wilderness, a drum
corps in Grant's
tors caught sight of chief and
once struck up a then popular
camp meeting air. Every began
May
Mac
Kin-.
May
CHICAGO
Opening.
lot
Close
Close
will the best goods and
sell at the lowest possible. I
will do all can to obtain and hold your pat-
Come and see me-
M. H
Next door to Jeweler.
TO CURE A COL D IN ONE
Take laxative Quinine Tab
Druggists refund the money
I it fail-
playing, H
to out oh do
The general smiled at ready wit
of the musicians, mid
w it ti ins u musical Joke always re-
quires explanation. I know only
two is
and tho other isn't.
Argonaut
up in
i Ir e e made.
connected With
Mr. lakes a action
lo bib
I o reimburse the house
the Southern Church fur
war to property, which was
Ibis week passed by Senile,
brethren will soon
which i society to advance the idea. One
wild suffered with the
trouble for twenty years, and
tried hot water, pills of all
massage, claims o
been cured by regularly
a pretty girl. He says excites
the of mouth and
aide
If you are net wall, why do
you take Hood's it
and blood mid do
wonderful good.
e. i atlases,
The celluloid films Used tho
ho the
source of danger if not carefully
guarded. is ex-
plosive
may set it off with most re-
It would seem that
material should be fur all
purposes where Intense
beat employed. Bran tho harm
less looking dressing may en-
danger life if, while lady is
making her toilet, she brings it too
near to the In ninny homes
celluloid articles are strictly
for reason.
should this
who cannot n
POWDERS,
t I
rtE
also have in Butter,
Cheese,
Bags and many other things
to to us your
orders. Mail receive prompt at-
for Oil Co
are ., ,, i as
Co.
Notice of Dissolution.
The in of T. M. Moore Co., do-
business at X. I . WM
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
W M. Moore purchasing the Interest
of T. II, Moore In the business. All
persons owing the firm are directed to
pay tie to W. If, Moore.
day of Feb.
T. M. MOORE
W. M. MOORE.
Having the Interest of T-
M. Mono- in the business to
above, wish to inform all patron- and
friends firm will continue
business at the same stand with a com
plate Stock of general
earnestly solicit a continuance of your
patronage w
THE LIVE GROCER
Notice.
Is given to
agent Mrs. W, Parker. David
Sermon-. O. A.
Jr., and
all persons that on
Thursday, March WM, I will he
at the County Hume of Aged and
Surveyor for
the purpose having the boundary
lines the lauds to
order of the Hoard of Commission-
Starch 7th,
Notice of Dissolution.
The the Greenville Supply Co.
of J. W.
Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, w. r. withdrawing
from the firm. J. W. will eon.
the under the same
and assumes all all
be i aid aha-
Tills W,
j.
W. f.
IN---
Heavy and Fancy
goods kept constantly on
hand- Country bough
and sold. A trial will e
g. w.
AND COLLARS
A General, Horse
Millinery.
nice line
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
Brown.
see
me
ii i an i
an i
I i
are now taking orders for
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tr
do all kinds of
repaired promptly.
GREEN VILLE. N. C.
J. R. COREY
Shoes Shoes
We are
Making it
Hot for Hard Times.
You can't feel poor fewer,
when you see our goods we will
and prices What, make them
your dollars may be go mush farther.
Values were never so marvelously low as now.
Men and Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Gents Furnish
; tings etc. The complete-
our stock
tees everybody satisfaction
Come and sec this choice
honest qualities,
and learn sensible econ-
people prefer to spend
fine
qualities
will clear
last doubt away
their money with us. Our Come and sec.
Frank Wilson.
REFLECTOR,
Register cl Deeds r. live
Local Reflections. licensee i in- week, as renews
ii i and Beta K
S. K. and Ward.
The death tor el and Susan K.
is he in
bail
a call a session ; Coward I. House.
, , .,. ,. . .,.,
Legislature on .
W. II. Smith
business in
is M.
I. ii -riM is suggestive
spin g indeed.
man who H will bis own
may lie broken
after bis death.
randy in open.
Jugs, Jars and Churns, Stoneware
dirt lino.
w hart tire
placed Hie
doesn't
i one day and me. he
O dear,
knows very well,
that he said
he couldn't recall
; I wouldn't let him
no a and
nun can drive in a nail
blow . Mai Id, O.
sill
lie idiot asked me if
u. d accepted my us
difference a hie sad
Tin
Lee stems lo be it's possible lo liquid
n the to
gun now.
at
M.
I Brick are placid on Mun
lo begin on new
tobacco warehouse Hughes
I'm said
can't anything by it. II we
should lose the journals would
i Wouldn't let us
eh And we should
win done it
of
vestry el Mary's parish was
culled to meet on February Slat lo
sider resignation Kev. All-in.
The Mr.
Great lo withdraw his resignation and
lake vacation ml such tine us he could
to parish. On
Mr. asked the Ht
try on Wednesday evening
and accept his resignation, which was
done.
Mr. will sail for England
about middle April, lo visit his
who is in health and
s red that he come to sea her.
In Mr.
the parish loses a food
town a good citizen. Mr. has
Those Dreadful Sores
They to Spread In
of but Now They are
Healed -A Wonderful Work.
many I have o
Merer with varicose veins on my
limbs. My toot limb dread-
fully swollen. stood up could
feel blood down the
this limb. On d-y I accidentally hit my
loot some a sore broke
out which continued to spread and was
exceedingly painful. I concluded
sad l taking
In a short
those dreadful sores which bad
me BO Brash suffering. to
kepi on with
rills, la I short time my limb WM
healed ind I he Rave mo
no more pain. I be
for wonderful work Hood's
On War.
u 10-
S. C. Well-, W is In Iowa.
Hey. C. J. Ibis
E on
c i Stag's
E. IS. lo
and ,. C
pen today
.-small Skinner
Washington
The King
on train.
down evening lo attend
court.
J. C. Caddell, the
Recorder.
here.
II. M. left ibis for
New York to -piing good.
lather, B, went him.
J. A. afternoon for
in
the sickness
his
mm a i,
Caddell hit this
II. spent today
hire.
C, C Vines, cl Falkland, were here
s. II, was here
today.
i el Whichard,
over today.
L Fountain, Falkland, was
I ii today.
E. returned this
Miles, came
on the train.
J K. Davenport, was
here mis
W- II. Rod Washington,
up today to attend court.
Miss Kata
over t-is to visit U. W.
King.
Mrs. M. II. Ml Thursday
evening a visit in
Mis. Henrietta Williams kit this
morning tor lo visit her
Mrs. Bast.
alias Jessie
took train here this morning
lo visit ht-r brother,
Misses Myrtle it-
Thursday evening
where bud been visit-
since the fair.
Mined
Miss Lee Foley is sick.
A. Ward, spent last night
here.
W. A. Fleming,
today here.
I, S. came in
this
S. hit this
lo a weeks with
house which v-
J. returned Friday
the where ho had been
new goods for J.
A BOB.
Mrs. W. . Dixon, Halifax, who
has been visiting relatives here,
ed Mrs
h. r home.
W.
evening from where he
been n
We are glad know
HI I ITEMS.
M. OBSERVATIONS.
Made
K. C. March, 1898.
a In
Monday. Tally is tin- soda
Re. C. M. i holding are to in
revival S. T. j ., lion.
S. T. Carson and . C. C an- A soil is the parting gate
attending
as jurors. . , , ,
r. like a wagon, go
I. U. W. Nelson and D. without a tongue.
lo Monday . , . .
II.- l- a man who
on business.
w ill a widow.
K A. a
., . ,. Gold docs not always glitter brass
tail Iowa,
Monday
Not
never l dis to shew
i. debts
are
Any man can all trouble
he his own
Always put till n
.-. I
The don't
low 1- it
Mrs. II. am i,
Bessie, spent Sunday night
Monday hue relatives.
were an -lid Saturday
night heating
Brown, colored, over to
April Court by J. Jenkins
Miller colored.
by K. M. J.
n default bond, a ., . ., , ,,
pants William I'd , .- ,,, ,. .
I has n with
A by the name John
was arrested here I , . . ,,
cards as in lib, u is
is to I. who is om
with B
property Mr. C Fountain,
who lives about
s above Tarboro. Air, fountain
and got his horse, look, the
to Tarboro where bu was
lo jail.
Dull ill Court.
There are bangers
the room to supply all
recruits needed to
ibis week a deputy ha- had u op
and down the to pick
men to serve.
In turn
Man's
a I
genius.
An Ohio u in has taken tin
mm a r-1 pi a- I .
there was a
would not lake.
e makes him i- In
all
Spring I i i A man lately wont West,
as so do, to seek
. win lake the . ; .
in tie
give . , , . , .,
, , iii
I .
villa of
A facetious on Chest of
fellow about
bl s a cool survey
Ibis
i. t. . he
dug ti did that market be abort on
In I homely vegetable-
r H v Ho he set to bought
And in less than two
no made a of over
millions i dollars.
ire people who persist in talking
and who like It sea
understand the new moon over the
Miss cut you on i ll is not the
ii. I which but man
nailed I a So
. . my it jg for those who wail fur
who u lo turn mi The thing; Is
you lien to go out and turn up
. that a
inly i .-. to think that owe
i i bah Ufa a living, bust living
II u- Mow
Sail i .
-I . . n i .-. i ;
Keep. Improving
A who lo
every thirty
lo Tin. i oh,
that Greenville improving every
day. lime he he notices
in way progress.
Badly Hun
THE COUNTRY
Local option the vi-
Minne a
Tuesday.
J. c. Cox, prominent Hoard
Trade in Chicago, hash
A lull State will be nominated
by Kansas at
on S.
To escape an unknown burg-
Into liver i
and was drowned,
as a substitute
is being considered the
he
An man was tiling
a mill-- when stepped mi a
.-tick i slick a -tin k
mule in side and it almost in-
Bell,
I at .-
a v, a- in lie
. out ll old W I'll
News.
be a if we re
Said Jack, reprovingly, .
To which lie witty n I i.;.
ii a i
Hut I h a ll I w. I .
dead, a mind
must lie call a
the great-
est of gifts, one which
is itself one opportunity.
a tor Ml fears.
U- A- Barbee can justly
of being veteran
magistrate of In Pan
18.10 be was appointed a
magistrate and ha- i ever
could o some
he
many years ago. bus-been a
active service
sine be was appointed
we venture the assertion that be
ii more
any man and per-
more than other man in
the State- Such u record is to
Sun.
II. who Clay root,
met with u very serious accident some
days ago. He was returning lion
Vane- a guano, when legislature.
in.- team became u, ran
threw him against a stump,
his in lour
bun is in a very
carious Home
Visitor.
More Mouses
berry is preparing build a
house his on loud street.
Smith is material
hauled to build a lot he recently
purchased in South
Dr. I- I- James is gelling to
build on and Filth
Try ll.
M being partial a new
it is nut much lo say
is i the
best cent magazines published. It
has handsomely Illustrated en ids on
topics lively st. some
tin- fiction published. Every month
sees to the young
authors that are
as much sought alter as any cent
published,
in
have
on a clean Mayor
Hume mid the ii local
Conductor was kill
in a wreck at a.,
the v
William Walker and
his and an w. i.
buried alive by a mine cave
Kin.
A raisers at
Worth, . raised a
d -ad.
Agent
Express, is
at Newport. Ore., a shoring
S. Draper,
University it
Schools in
York
W. Fourth Ala
district has bun r
Congress by both
A river between two banks
the River. Winter and Summer
the Shores.
Spring Dress Goods.
Spring Wash Goods.
Spring Foot Wear.
Spring
and so on right across.
The innumerable little things toilet need,
carried and sold by us for your economy
pleasure.
CASH HOUSE.
hospital.
was
Houses o
Mr. Mines, who was over
Kinston Friday, mid
tint he sold several more lots on his
properly while
The purchasers soon begin build-
And Greenville rigid mi
improving.
a Woman
woman
everything r is
Bare
can s.-en it the oil Moon- store
on Five Miss
had any use whatever her
anus, bus learned use her M
readily they were her bands.
her loci serve as blinds lo
with then she own
sew, do all manner of
work, play music it and
many other things arc
I'm- Town Election.
The Town Council has selected
following at
municipal election to b
Monday m May
GETTING
MONEY TALKS
money talks. make it talk for us
by buying at inside prices, and we
give our customers the advantage of it. We
want to do business with you. We buy our
I right and we sell them right and treat you
I--. II
for
there is no wiling
what happen
is full
of uncertainties
W Mill.
Nature is not assistance.
Mother's Friend
Forbes.
I. Daniel,
Fleming.
rills, done for Mas. A. B.
made a large friends among Vermont,
the people of Kinston and the other
he ha.-, who will purl him S
very Free Tress, minim
Pills ii
Ill-inn Corps.
Woodward with piccolo,
Tom and I'M Foley with
made the music the lo drill
by Friday And the music
made was just immense.
gave the a feeling
passed down playing
I.
key.
Tucker. I. A. Ty
son.
Kill
I.,
Peebles, s. T
White.
Just Received
A nice Jot of
The winter is most
gone with it must
go all tho
Is the best help can use at Ibis time
It is a liniment, and
months comet,
makes the advent easy mil l
lam, It prevent
relaxes Hit inns-
the
am labor, rapid end
an dangerous after-effect.
is good only
motherhood
dauber and
dollar i i or
I prices here but simply
say are very low.
have in stock,
make
Big Bargains. We have
not space to make any
John Kelly's
S UPPERS
the Ladies.
Ricks Taft





Tie of
c mm that get on the docket for
trial in this of late is be-
More WM
We verily believe that North
Carolina has more politics
frightful. Many of; politics than any State in
these cases are too little to trifle
I of so much time and money on
expense is rather
and the tax payers have to foot may have much to do with the
the bills. It costs a great deal I condition of oar State. After all.
of to run a court and it of the politics amongst
is the duty of officials to o
k i . ravine that the candidate may
the burdens of as on their bodies to
light as possible- Many of enjoy the fruits beyond. North
petty cases should be Carolina cannot so lone
for it costs as -inch as the chief concern of the pee-
as
to try and malicious
prosecutions as it does cases of
Dispatch.
pie is oolitic. All our industries
offer and silver Status reap the
of folly. S. C
SEE
.
What Is It
It is a picture celebrated -c
PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS
use The outfit no business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens
x will be astonished when you see them and
earn how very cheap are
You may never,
But .
Want Job Printing
Come to see us.
m Job Printing
Anything from
T I
Full
The Daily
Gives the homo
afternoon at the
price of cents a
month. Are you a sub-
scriber If not
ought be.
The Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
Is only a year.
contains the news every
week, and gives
to the farmers, es-
those crowing
tobacco, that is worth
times more than
the subscription price.
A Sword v
HAM IN A HAY BOX.
to IV
your turkey stuffed
or Lynn
Haven oysters, all want
said this southern
mo a slice
of southern as they
it in Virginia or South Caro-
you i an keep all of your
mad to think that you south
people know bow to
hums-, too, until I went to
answer, returned
Mei-s your soul, your
as and
flat by the aide of Denmark us
northern With
of a baa got
good properly cured at
start, but biggest part of a
west, juicy, tasty ham lies
cooking. How I've been
tries mill I bare tasted such
ban an gut Denmark.
nearer the the sweeter the
cannot of tin to a
Hint you In this country.
lbs meat is
about half cooked when get to-
bone, Now, in Denmark
you might carve a hundred
a day and each one would
through through, and yet they
am only allow
bow can they be dona,
the
southern transplanted
wife. is a that
boiled for bans and boors over
l hot fire. Now, South Carolina.
where and in Virginia,
where colonel was weal-
ways
fast we it for a
midday dinner, and,
the Conk steepen little nigger
keeping up lire all the time the
on
if it isn't well boiled before it is
where people
Denmark remarked
emphatically that to
cooked shush I not oiled.
How do rook if, In a hay box
What is a bay box; boxes mo
used a great deal Denmark. A
bay is an wooden boa
a lining of about a foot
thick. hay i. covered
to p it in place and
for durability, of course, your bay
any but
sol must tit it c lonely, that is
ahead of jay
it prop-
about dark mt it into a
of cold which sin
An the water
cornea tom hard t ml lifts
pot from fire a ml it into a
bay caret the top
of box lid.
in the morning,
is i to the
Will t In- rater boil In bay
it at the
same temporal Hi- all an
i vi u temporal is of
perfect .-. The water is just
as but up in the
morning as sin- to bed at
night. ii i- done,
to worry head us
to whether it done to
bone r time, and, bast of
all, she is to it to the
id way all
b fairly
your i water
a bout it.
bay boxes,
he went on, great
things. Sin h i thing
is n in the houses
Denmark, but. George the
over there i jibe more
With hot Water than We mo with all
our and
of hot water pi ice. In cupboard
of the in every bedroom
ill is a bay box, at
every hour in t be or night you
of
there. A enough thing Hi I
itself, flu
that life able, isn't Yea,
you people south know bow
to you
know bow to do it well, but you
yourselves o that you
th if you
once got a d n bum
cooked overnight a buy
late according
but
through murderer,
-1 -i
but to
trader by the of
property, lb his
to of the In
prOM his For
this was into
bis to the
harem. After ho win
t to
At . time
to T
B shot
bitter fruit
cut
In Die
are a wag.
not allowed in
p is Io be
given, however, n who
lino wheels lo our an DO
cannot low a
by ii. have
A COUPLE Or INFALLIBLE WAR I
SIGNS.
New York
Ar.
CoLl hi I lie sky the
there a a
potent war
lira-s-
crowds that in
comment
between a
mi of civil war,
e sins Failed
is m the verge it a with flippant
The is in Ike to regard If.
earn appear- The appeared
iii , fields bun shortly hall past
three end, and To the eastward the moon almost
a full, rode a clear sky.
will, a keen e-l-H. in- the North Weal cloudy
prong, ii shaft of pale red
shot up from the North,
of line in- half way to the zenith,
war by the lower part faded
baa
lately another
In the days
about o'clock in the
eat The
people, always
war- i the clouds for more than half
in hoar-
It was a strip, but the
thrifty spread it doubled
while the upper part
duty to eat off into the darkness.
eight, got up by I o'clock cock- j persona
raw, and In la see I it was a perfect
by. The B sword.
will jar-. of I From all over Greater Now
Slate. have this j York and up Ibo Hudson came
, l,.,, m a. ii. tut did net it reports of excitement and wonder
in. war until mi informed by inhabitants. In this
He with no uncertain Brooklyn
matter, becalm hi, gathered the streets and
the at phenomenon. The
lore Ike the war.
Our Own Grain and
sea
to the;
; The I that we send out the
, . every year
for hay and
show the Improvidence some of
At lea it the street our Enough hay to
here every year to
many a is hardly a
farmer in the State who
raise and enough for
hid awn use and supply more of
it at a profit to the
who mu-t buy such things.
There not be
into the State a bale Western
bay. It is as a drain on us
as the importation of Western
corn and Western when
we can raise and manufacture
pound of oar meal and
can use.
The me.- who pays more
attention to grains grasses
is likely to be more prosperous
than bis neighbor who devote his
lime and energies to live
News.
In
then i sin prongs, his
noticed l It-lore war,
win n the had
ii s. ems. Iran the
blades in the present
lime. Kill be able ti hold out for time
years, which is nine than most U
ii. had her, it means
she will git tome other to
mi.--. by and
clarion notes bad not rung out upon
the trusty before e taint
answering crow, an echo, cane
acnes the creek the Dearest
was hid
o'clock at exactly sun- sec-
Ami-a
ii every lam time
Hut if a crew time, I owe anyone a cent, pay the
at o'clock, or Vi o'clock, or at
or a quarter altar
was Tl
the house, who it
got up en hearing the cock crow, when I The principle of owing and
be had lit Handle and by paying when OM pay,
clock that it was not yet a bad one.
alarm, his wile, tell
While it way destroy its value
as a sign, it sh b if i it
he light was probably by
a big at Fort Lee. N. J. Many
believed it to be a
reflection of the from the
waters of the Hudson.
Your Debts
The man in th world
is ho who can pay his debts and
doesn't do so
These are the men who say
they don't want lo pay for
Stop aid think about it; if you
we anyone a cent, pay the
If you owe money and y
it and don't pay
moral balance.
it, you lick
had
it was only midnight, news
she would exclaim,
starting up, and sure enough, there
would lie hasty news in the
By daylight country doctor would
by, with his ever his
. answering an urgent or a
r a neighbor's
sudden
ever hews, II
in mi- way.
And no v hen is where the war
signs in. he nut
the towns, in
Nothing makes feel so free
and manly not owing anyone
a debt of any kind.
Debt is slaver f is weaken-
and Owing
money weakens character.
Nothing will ruin ones
so much or quickly as
owing money and net
it.
man who meets all of Ins
obligations and has no debts is
highly respected and
There are lots of in
for but not
a cent for has been
often the I.
dent, but. perhaps, few persons
know the occasion on which it
was used, and who was the
author of it. Charles Cotes-
worth of Caro-
was the father of the phrase,
and he used to Talleyrand-
who was a most
interesting character, was
Minister to
Franco. The Directory refused
to receive him. treated with
marked disrespect, and Anally
ordered him to leave the
try.
Subsequently, with John M .
stall and Gerry as his
associate envoys, he went hick
to France- The joint envoys
were no more successful in
diplomatic relations
with than had been
by himself, and in
reply to Talleyrand's suggestion
that an understanding might
reached the payment of
money made use of the
now historic phrase-
When I Talleyrand submitted
suggestion to the envoys o
commissioners, he intimated that
the penalty of to be
ed by it might be war, and
fall reply is quoted as
be it then, air;
millions for but not a
cent for tribute. Liter last
very familiar by
I- being stamped on a
political token Richmond Die.
patch-
country settlements, are today the world who
could pay them, but they have
been of so t
they
the night The farm -r
trying lo up by
folk
any more. The old, re-
liable the
won't do lo depend OB longer. He
ii to go ill any w
tin- Irregular, crow
all through the night, if hut
hasty ii iii a
. . I'M-.
to a recent
not for
A Drift Toward War.
However earnestly peace may
be desired, it is apparent
to dote Militants of the
Spain and the
States that the tendency of affairs
is not toward peace. Hut with
dangerous incident following
dangerous incident,
folioing crisis, and in the back-
that war at
very doors, the drift event
toward
Boston Post.
Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
horses
Prevention
butter than cure. Liver
they don Hike to pay for dead but
This is . .
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
dyspepsia, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
; find
I lie On y
i on the
and I In- on the shell, and
no one in the store but your own d-s-
your stock
and everything
bills am due to
make a Oh the
i a i. j kind blue,
and Hi puzzled with the thought the
thing t do. In such a
but one II you want
lo gel lbs customers you've lo ad-
Scott
Cab mil they Jo not err
s; , he Is wise,
in his business -ill
In newspapers lo
Ink
True.
The among
classes other cl the
country hat, tor several your past, been
to discard nil outside
and lo tall back wholly upon
he f
has
in these, alone, resides
the true secret reaching the gnat
public, lo whom must
appeal way in order
carry on their In-
deed, great lit uses
have even discarded their travelers, and
the money formerly appropriated
their
columns of the pres.
Coincident with new ration-
departure has come a pains-
taking in the lustier and manner
thus presenting statements to the
public. As a result wt hove today a
system newspaper advertising which
embraces many lb points
formerly by the news
columns publication. Many of
announcement business men
today make interesting read-
UNDERTAKER
Div .-I Farming.
Rim an IV. Humphrey, two
the Northwest have
moved to
country and purchased land from
A Toon, near Chad
brothers are now the
land for this year's crops and will
plant thirty acres the following
i acres ii sweet potatoes;
I acres beets; acres in radish-
es; acres in Irish potatoes; G
acres in beans; acres in
acres in cucumbers; acres
in in
chokes; I acres in water
isn't an acres of o-cont
cotton the and we risk
nothing that with good
more clear money will be
male from these little patches
than from three or four times the
in Lumberton
II
tr
Dealer
Pot Sis,
Farmers and t t
year's supplies will I It to It
est to get o
Is
Its I. i i i
P Flour, Sugar,
market
Snuff, Cigar
M It fr n n i
of
u km I I i
suit
to ti sell i.
M.
Trade obtained and all Pal-
W rut.
re . m loan
.
or
or
H. Obtain Will
in U. S.
bee.
l r. D. C.
j C.
N.
--------DIALER
EMBALMERS.
We hare received a
hearse and the nicest line of Co
III and in wood,
and ever brought
We ate to lo
ins in all its forms.
Person attention given to or r
funerals and en-
treated to care will receive
every mark of respect.
Oar are lower man ever
understand this
laid die
said to me, nukes m
ply too
-You're said lie, in the John
cold
be BOB ft CO,
do not want monopoly
invite
We can be found at any and I
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only First-class work
prices reasonable.
H, W. WHICH AW
ALER IN
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for
TWICE
-A-
WEEK
-FOR-
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year Advance.
HE A
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY, MARCH
NO
No. OM. Mids In Inch
this
Enameled In In all
width ; It has one-
pillars, two-Inch
pg. This bed retails at from to
dollars.
Buy of tho save the mid-
tarn
are tho
lines of Furniture. Draperies,
contained in
books. Our Carp, m
color Is also If Carpet Samples
mail us lo stamps. Drop a
postal at to tho
on
of -.-. For
Maid to
and
Julius Son
BALTIMORE, MD.
Piper.
The tile Mimic
The i thine in
a real just its
in Charleston- Ho
may been hero it
in other This
chap even unto hi lace.
His hair baa been be
or rather himself
like a
the hobo
paid to the clerks
the United State courts,
explained that he came to
because be once served
Uncle Sam. He might have
the government at
O. The story tramp told
make with a few
exception, the king of the Char-
liars- He said that La
on
was on the ship when
tore the into Hinders
down in harbor Havana-
Of course, hobo slightly
injured. Ilia head was singed,
one his legs was twisted
into a dozen shapes. Tho bum
aid he was taken to Key West
and being of navy de-
to escape. story was
told with every effort to make it
appear but it might as
well have been told to a deaf man
The fellow wanted to raise
money to take him to bis
old home, Maryland.
to my he laid
she thinks I to tho
torn of tho It will be a sad
day when Willie roaches wife-
It's a long walk to and
will escape for awhile,
at News and
George H. formerly Slier-
who thought ho hail ill.
vine could fly, tried H i
the Batten District Hospital,
lye, N. Y-. Iron in-
juries and broken lug.
Material Too Raw.
The Seaboard
Line have all
protested of
Gov. usurping railroad
will the
he l
wild
ruling
ii.
far a- i
will
inn-thing .--
In- u
the land.
i.-n
a railroad
purse
lei I.
. up
out -aw
silk
ea an t-it
When the hour hand points to nine,
Have your washing on the line.
Professional Cards
W. Bond, J. L.
FLEMING,
N. V
Ice In all i lie courts.
Swift Galloway, B. i .
Sn N N. C
A TYSON,
AT W,
Greenville, N. C
in all the
B. L.
N.
J.
good lid com-
n; of a poll-
lean. men .
a I . line know-
lodge of railroad the
of w-tat and
necessities of
lbs people the Other.
not nor
should they mil
hungers on for place prefer-
should know
thing of thing about which
they legislate men
Who Compose Snob a should
not be i u ii because they help-
ed ii
by which some man, or nu n,
succeeded in a
lint i very must pay for his
whistle. We arc paying for ours
cow mid a pretty dear price it is,
too. Later on Governor
and his gang corrupt
tents will be called Upon to face
nets arc
THIS EXPLAINS II.
m mm.
GUARANTEE.
harmless.
W. Ii. I .,,. I i, .
No Washboard
same I
M By .
on Lin.
An
in Active Service.
Aside the danger of being
shot by war would
not an table occupation
for the North
When in active service they are
guaranteed the of their
respective grades in the United
States regular Thus a
of a North Carolina
company may De working
on a would in the
event of war, draw a mouth.
If wounded, he would get a
year additional.
Following is a table of pay for
officers up to colonel
five years of
Lieutenant
Major
Captain, not
First Lieutenant,
First Lieut, not mounted.
Second Lieut, mounted. 1,800
Second Lieut, not mounted.
The privates would not fare so
well, as they would be the
same footing with the enlisted
men in regular army,
a month- Ab a special
inducement, they would Do
lowed cents a day or fraction
of a day, as commutation
rations.
Borne privates in the North
Carolina make more
money in time of peace
officers. In war they
would have loss glory, less of
pay and more
News.
I'll II. -mull, , Long,
Wellington, N. C. Greenville, N. C,
LONG.
-J Attorney, Common i Law
M-O.
In all
Vi. II. I., V . Iii in-i,
AT LAW.
X,
I v inn mt
CANNOT BK
by l at
reach the portion the cur.
There only way to
and that by
caused an Inflated ion-
of the mucous j BUB
Tube, When this tuba fall in-
Lined you bare u rumbling
It i
is result, and
unless can lie
taken nut and this tube restored to
normal condition, hearing will b de-
like cases out often
re by which is
ail the mucous
Will Hundred Dollars
any case
cured
Cure. for
K. A CO. Toledo. O
Sold
1- are tho
O'CLOCK
WASHING TEA.
by the host house-
keepers for Clothes Washing, Dish
House Cleaning.
Package Try it.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing
Goods, Ladies, G and
Hats and Hardware, Tinware
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware,
Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the
largest stock of
all kinds at the lowest price ever given
in this community. Come 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.
Yours Truly
f. i. CHEREY CO.
March From
11th to tho
regular period, in
atoms of much violence lo be
anticipated. Mercury.
Vulcan, Earth and Moon are all
involved- From the 17th the
Slat fall a very decided period
reactionary
thunder, wind
Do expected.
to the -7th falls a
will be to
shelter for
and boast all these
equine dial
ends u storm
periods.
OVER TUB
Mayor Charles II. Dig.
died
received a on
Tim Si. Low Union Block Yard
are lo be sold In u dud el trills
mi the tin
th who arrived
New th steamer
Colon, was Sen
at
The sale In poll
was blown opal night
robbed in
Tho second
mute debate the
University
University North Carolina
in
lull n
I r I I
defend, Mr. Cannon staled
we had money in . i
re to the appropriation, if it
de then
fin. w presented
tin ore
borrow money or inc i
taxation, i i which an;
nation wool I have
I'd lo
The in treaties
i f . r . however, say .
ii. may not have to
I burr. v. I . but
is amply b mi I on
in it form part of
He i if tin lean of
i . by
February, 1890.
Mr. at will be n mi r-
ad, sold bond, at different
mi cum of 8202.0
and realize i mi
remark-
it is from n balance left from
proceed i f of tho-e
bond certain
demand that emergency x
will then
cot s on tn how lint present
ha
to money in the
Treasury-
None the national
Ii was
u wise step. It may prove a
peace for, h
said in his
both of in
January, be prepared
for war is one of tho
of
let facts arc facts, and tho facts
given by Herald are well
worthy of consideration con-
tho further fuel
the already
would to but
of what we would have to expend
in COM of war, brief, nil
fuels constitute, from
moral consideration a powerful
argument against
war- tho event of war, it
only a question of time
when propositions for
would be accompanied L y
Cause Preparations.
York.
, i ii- i-
I. i-l- r
i ii , i i
which ii I no reason .
tin i . ix J by
in., i I eons
in ii I
v i. j . ml i i-i
. ii ii
; . i. .
V i .- . I . II
i U usual luring I ;
w. i.
. . Maim
. i . i. . i in ,.
n i
;. .;., .,
v mi red h vi I j
, ii. . I
moment win ii
.; carried wind and
directly ever
been hinted and ;
in In .- II I i
lite d
HI I t
ed e . , ; .
permitted lo Ir.
court.
Thai is understood Is hate
ti ii 1-
i in d
in ii. for a week or in in .
There is obvious reason luck .
1.1 which
l. one in . u .
a and lb
i able re are .
I cub . I.
in-
any
Pure
nu
Work tile week hos ii, .
Washington
and la ready to mi
what ha now ceased In- u
in very Inundation
; w V. Sui . in
lbs an editorial,
-dun;. 1.1 discussion
I iii-. -v made
civil war a generation It is
Hue. The in
in el lie
Males. Dirt r m
propositions to taxes, two thought
Increase at that, up, dividing
II HI
and the increase would continue ii
of years aft.
the cessation of
Lite in
Ml tho home peels are plowing
We in giving
Held lo work in.
of trouble with Spain
ail our leading are
willing to slay at homo and write
history
Several leading literary men
are reaping their wild oats
and preparing laud cotton
seed.
A Midnight burglar looted the
town library recently- e
ways warned the bead librarian
to keep Unit dictionary the
slate agricultural under
lock key.
literary will be
Riven off Saturday evening nest.
informs us
Unit tho victims of last
are slowly
Constitution.
The
. became ii. i in
Inter, id.
when lbs
was yd young, In
sod right argued
abundantly proved. In the .
the found wider
e Inn the
becoming involved with it, ii
mil. in d pitch n
this line. A lo war, i
hap-
iii iii ii
had ii would I. v. A mi
period. had
in the
the which gave ii birth
there no lbs
Weld. .- u, ,
cam when
it did, had to come, and now ii
over
Si
aid Mechanic, tho
paper that years ago, tho
of A-
made such an excellent repulse
lion throughout the Stale, has
In en revived at us a
weekly farm home paper.
Doubtless many in this ejection
who formerly took Farmer
and Mechanic like to have
again we prepared lo
make following extraordinary
clubbing announcement
For we send The
North
Carolinian, of The
Farmer and Mechanic, all
a Thee
papers will give the
Lome news tho general
news and tho news, jest
think of three of them a
year for
If you want th- Atlanta Con-
added to the above list
you can get it for cents more,
or the thrice . week New York
World for other
aper or wanted con
give yon a on in con-
with Ki
FIXING FOR
up my an make
her need
air crosswise,
Spain we out;
it Iii d p-ace an plenty a
we
e puny
Thankful written by Kr. Ad
E. Hart, S. O, ,. taken
with u old which on my
. i set in was held at Chapel Hill lust
night.
I could live but a
short time. iii lo my
Savior, II I
with friends on I would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
was advised to New
Discovery Coughs
gave a trial, look n
Friday night,
that tho United annex
Ii Georgia bad tho
tide tho and
ii iii tho negative
The was ably
by both
eight bottle. It baa
inn
Trial Ire L- of
Drug store. to and
as
in favor of
of
In
York a bill providing n
1.1 i live r
iii e hi the Ida.
II In a law every
New lull In Will
lo the
will -ell In him.
the . i-
ill
nil l.-l
I.- d with the id. i, l . i ,.
it i.- wild m u ,,.
lb
STATE NEWS
Mil-. Hi lie dim
hue Prof, William ti.
who only lady who ever
at
Ala ,
The Journal my at
I ii jumped I
and w a dog
Hind, i I. ii
ii dropped deed -literally i
shore will ;
lay her on table, I'll
her up ;
-She ain't seen any them
with Lee,
she's
k me.
tin
one old,
s III
COld ;
time
it what they
I km a better in
that laded coal gray I
I is well git ready I ho
ii c me i
b Idle till I hear no
is my
Mart tin- tray,
h I band piny an
shout
V. I. Si in
So,
Save.
In -I in III,. . Cull
Son . Hall
I r Son . rotter, I II
i Kr
Pile.
required II . . i I i
i i Ion or m
cent box. tor
to. b Wooten.
Ham's Him n BlOatS.
The bates a good book.
true prophet is seldom n
prophet to bis own people,
conscience is
is ready fur settlement.
If stolen bum,
would be tome hot
pockets,
A mini without a creed some
kind, is a without a moral
backbone.
As loin; as devil
Christian must
I i
vast
speaking to an-
other, another.


Title
Eastern reflector, 15 March 1898
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The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
March 15, 1898
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Joyner NC Microforms
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