Eastern reflector, 22 March 1898


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What
In u t
petty the well known
contractors, I
Pond, caterers lo Vic-j
exhibition, were I
at the instigation of the Kensington
vet-try for selling a of brandy
and two sample of which
were not of the nature, substance,
and quality of the article demanded, i
The defense set up was the
one that one u bar-
maid had emptied into the brandy
and decanters the
of i of and i
water left OB the counter by m-
. into the sup- TO MAKE FaRMS BEAUTIFUL,
he Kensington the vino. I he
F. A
of pun hand. The
inflicted a penally of Apart
from the fact that the spirit wire
adulterated, the empty-
the leaving of
into the vessels holding the
spirit for public supply is a disgust
and filthy and dangerous one.
and the vestry of Kensington de
serve the unqualified thanks of the
public for the action which they
Vary
you in the adage,
ere. In the the other sample, have wings
tho m of replied the who is
a complaint huh had bean made worried by the trusts; that
to that the the liar mi- doesn't prevent th.
w- t y. to man now and
I I
. m
SEE THAT
.
What Is It
It is a picture celebrated
PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS
use The outfit no business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
How Ham
Many Canal and homesteads hare
a desolate a . U-cause the
odd lorn-Ts and are
left grow up in
in
barren the
winter. It is too the that
whatever plots of land an
able, for cultivation because of their
or inconveniently
situated are left in this wild
and the of an other-
wise well kept farm or beautiful
borne.
In a report on
issued by the
j T
foreman of forestry,
i suggest ions as how these
t spots may he made
j productive. Mr.
matter how small the plot of ground
or how situated, there it
why it should lie eyesore. It is
t his of every nook, corner
and cranny and the making two
blades of grass to grow where a
j weed grew before that has
rural England so to the eye
so pleasing to the
i sense. The agricultural and
I in England, where the
little farms are to the very
i have been as
There seems to be no good
reason why rural districts of
New Jersey, New York and of ether
states could not made equally at-
tractive and
Mr. has utilized all
these- waste places about the offices
and buildings of the forestry depart-
at Experimental farm.
In his report he thus writes the
improvement of odd CUT Bert
laud adjacent to the office
and other buildings, which has been
to the cultivation of
mental trees and shrubs, looked bet-
tins year than ever before, As
the trees increase in size from year
to year the landscape more
beautiful. The effects also the
grouping are more apparent and
And Then Went Out and
Cold Mine.
A.
round a
That Will Interest Our Head
A deep rich yellow called
is a favorite shade this
Dr. R. L- came up
from Gold Hill this morning tells
us of the means by which f
Charles a poor country
youth who lives two miles
from lit. has fair pros- i sot in
of becoming a man fashionable
wealth, ornaments for hats.
mated about two
week ago he that there
was gold on his firm, n little
obscure patch of rocky
soil.
endeavored to rel-
to go in with bun make
a refused,
nod he induced another
tho and
summer. The broad-brimmed
black bat be
by several
Without brat making every-
thing else. God hare been
without language with which to
speak to men-
The left Fide decoration will
party to go in with him- The only it I not
doctor thinks the discovery will
yield the boy a small fortune. winter.
rich vein has been struck
I high as dining the
SI.
the laud of Mr. K- J
Gold Hill. It is that
the veil will lead to
rich discoveries
Mr.
has a nice assortment Fountain
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens I
You will be astonished when you see them and
earn how very cheap are.
You may never,
But should you ever
Want Job Printing
to see us.
Job Printing
Anything from
six
it
The Daily Reflector
Gives
small
II
ought lo be.
homo news
afternoon at the
rice of cents a
Are you a sub-
not
The Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
Is only
contains the
a year. I
news
week, and gives
to the farmers, es-
those
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
to
boar freely their yellow, red,
scarlet, purple and black fruits,
which still further heightens the
The flower borders and
were a of from early in
the summer to late in the
gladioli asters
particularly tine. More hedges have
been planted and some small
areas sealed down. The tins
shrubs planted daring the last
two seasons now add much to
the attractiveness of this
the
The foreman also calls attention
to u lure number and
shrubs suitable for hedges and
mental purposes. He now has s
of u different species. Among the
ornamental treat Mr. men
turns several beautiful varieties
Japan and China, Rich as the
the tree, the Japanese
quince and the beautiful
maidenhair brae, or
writing of the result
of this utilizing of all small plots,
number of specimens
which have been planted along tho
roads from the gates to
about the building is the
of and varieties
among these is about With so
many different of beauty
spread out baud tho-visitor
finds of interest to claim his
attention at
In many places on the farm fruit
could ha used so that they
Would be at objects of beauty
and profit Evan in the smallest
plots and corners tho and
stones could be by flowers,
to tho delight and mental
improvement of those who pass
their lives tho
Ti nit's.
Sir Frank
Sir Frank began
cross examining a lady with a few
irrelevant questions to put her oft
her guard. This would have
very well if. witnesses, -h,
had meekly submitted, lit up.
set everything with you
think that is a very
Sir Frank
my ho
think it
In a breach of la
once tho jury with
gentlemen, cannot think
that this charming lady's
forever blight
ed. Surely not one of you could In
enough, if single, to lie
to the of so at
a lady. myself nm no
long r you
j,
World.
lie Son
too hard said
the old colored brother,
sons by
some
is liable get fooled. tell
on But
ft-r He
land, all his money,
en he have
else go, en he good
he come home
en de
but what you reckon de men
toll
say.- sou, no
veal de do
de calf, fer do
bought on
is done been
took back. I is
glad you come,
tor write you
he continued,
sou de day
wear out he welcome; he
can't ten de man no
An Constitution.
s Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in dis-
arc invariably
by derangements of die
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
Are from all other
medicines. Each performs
specific duty, thus doing
drastic purgatives and curing by the
Mild Power
One Pink Pill touches the liver, re-
moves the bile, the
moves the The
Tonic docs the rest.
Hare oner Sample at any More.
Treatment.
Brown Co . N V
Many of the newest shapes have
d brims.
Picture bats are not as popular
toques or Tue mt-st
thing about the latter II
the novel effects lb roll-like .
that finishes the
This style of is apt to
give a appearance to a
summer hat. but it is becoming
and strictly correct, nevertheless.
Flower crowns arc the lop
of
lets are tho favored for
these-
. a
The hat, designed
especially for the a la
is
The
of the winter will be conspicuous
by their absence.
will lavishly
used as than Tho
smartest ones are made of
doubled, with a cord shirred into
the outer edge.
On the most fashionable hats
only one or two colors ire
although two or
shades of colors
ed.
Notice of Dissolution.
The Arm of Ricks A hive this
The liver is the great
in the mechanism f at.
man., and when it is out of order,
the whole system becomes de-
ranged and disease is the result
Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
Bristol, R. I. has I old
who recently celebrated his
birthday by driving
his horse over a stretch
twenty The horse is
twenty-six years oil. tho
owner claims that he is tho as too
Hind o his age New j look and crude.
Tho wagon which this record,
breaking drive was taken is twenty
years old. the harness was
years ago-
REDEMPTION.
i f n In
law
Milton, Ids i in Artist.
His brain was not an empty con-
stored with none
devotion. It
round with the
and garlanded with ivy.
Within the walls of his
s no had bean
permitted but Unit of the
In the or
brain, entirely devoted n
wee to n Biblical form
there were Hotel
one vast
organ bu p i
position was among
ho was mi artist and yet among art
a tin
by
f will -Inf
A of
I. bast . inn smiles you
Ire of a has
will wall you sob ii
Will with the
A inn of it south rod.
i blood had
ft imps
With a sin's despair.
I will moan yen a a horrible
with las
A an am of .-i n
lip. with fright
a of Tit light
With a
y.-u a
Which with the
A n -mil w
toll n-j.
ii r-y
With a
-A. H. in Ta-i Century.
Hoped to
Ho walked Into the
with a nervous air and tried to look
as if he Were quite accustomed to
that sort of thing, Ho
the in search of some-
thing and seemed perplexed.
nice pair, that, observed the
shopkeeper as he saw
tho young man still
couple of chimney ornaments.
what all the relatives and
the young
man, blushing a red.
did you know about it
they always
stammered the proprietor, taken
aback. he added,
himself, u married man
said the custom
you can help me. If
you bad a cradle- I mean,
if it was- you expected
that is, if they were morn than
you you
one would or would one be ton
small for- two, and ought to buy
one for each; shall have more ex-
of that kind of Hangar
time goes on. of
Weekly.
It is said Hi's in a
With i Will in less
than live so is the
Steel and Kilt ornaments are
considered as modish as tho
jet. are only
for evening wear and
even then they inn. I used
of thorn
Au odd pretty around
a grown of sienna is three
rows of beads.
Notice to Creditors.
I. G. V. busts certain
dead trust to me on land
I. II. W. K.
and M. A. trailing
the area J. H.
Son, notify all of
sail or creditor of either
Arm to
on or the
and file with fie
trustee en
or before the data, II any end-
nor Nil la Hie claim a above
stated will pleaded in bar
of an participation in the dividend or
d. arising fr mi the of the
a- This notice It given by
order of MM,
M.
Taft will continue same a
under name of
Tail. All due the are to
he paid to said Ricks Tail who also
March. 7th, j, A
A. II.
W. II. RICKS,
K. II. TAFT.
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMERS.
velvets t
pa-see for millinery.
The sailor shape, both trimmed
and save far the lib-
band, will as prom-
a bead covering this season
as
The edict of for
is tho
for hat trimming shall be
the lilac, violet
and will be used
extensively.
when
No II for
Ins his title
in return her, and yet he
was turned ; from
the man's conduct it
he to
CHILL
IS JUST M TO ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICK
rt. ILLS., Not. is,
Co. Ho.
. f
TOMe
I so, year, la ml
, t II rear., in Ilia urns I.,. runs
-o mi an e . . ii in.,, i , MUs
S Ivor
I- i i
We have at t received a
hearse the nicest line of Co
tins and in wood,
lie and cloth over brought
We BU I
is ah forms.
Personal attention given toe,.
ducting funerals and en-
trusted to our care will receive
of reaped.
Our prices are lower than
do not want monopoly
competition.
We can be found at any and I
times the John
Buggy Co's building.
BOB GREENE
the public
fur their liberal hi
I lie past we solicit a of the
in the
W. II.
Notice to Creditors.
duly the I u-
l a
of the of
I- Bell deceased, Is
given to
the estate to make immediate payment
lo the to all
of raid estate to present their claims,
properly authenticated, to
twelve alter the
late this or this notice will
la- plead in liar their
This the lib day
I. S. SPAIN,
the of I Hell
Old Mae
SERVICE
Steamers leave
for touching stall land-
on Tar
Friday at A. M.
Returning leave at A. M,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Greenville A. M. same days.
These are subject to stage
of water on Tar
at Washington
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York and Boston.
order their goods
via Dominion tram
New York. from
Nor-
folk A Baltimore Steamboat
rum Baltimore. --Merchants Miner
Boston.
SON. Agent,
I. Oil
and Trade Marks obtained sod all Pit-
patent
j -me less
rein,
, or With
ti -a. We if or Out. Ins
Our n.
A M-w to lain with
mat in ti-c U. S.
Mia lice.
C. A. SNOW CO.
om. d. c.
Dealer In
Fort, Sis,
and i
year's supplies will It to their
It to get our prices I r
Our stock Is .
In--.
Flour, Sugar,
at lowest market
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
bay direct fro ii ill mill t
stock n
and sold at
suit limes. Our goods
and sold for
rise to ran We sell at a close
a- m. .
J G.
GREENVILLE, K.
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
W.
I N
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices country
produce.
-A-.
WEEK
FOR
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance.
WEEK
Tuesday
Friday
AT
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. MARCH
NO
in the
A was tho
river off Fort Anderson Saturday
by Mr Fails, n well
Mr. Fails was fishing with a
ii-l and ranch to hi
soil up
tho little f. Ho
fought and Mr.
was to kill before
cop Id subdued. He
hi- up to market this
g was the of
attraction for a carious crowd.
The rial w Tl
prime am the
skin Mr- mil have lac-
Mat,
bow
lo be so away from
his native is Hie
Mr- Fails
and u. l i saw it. us this
is first instance one of
species icing around
waters. Wilmington
A Word Wall Husband-.
It or if
only d. hew
mini.- rt -i-l i-
ho Baby.
story is of a
father. baby was bis first
and be wanted to weigh it.
a be exclaimed,
are the
The domestic up an old
fashioned pair, and the proud
young father assumed of
the operation-
try it at eight he
said, sliding the weight along the
beam at that figure.
won't do. weighs ever
much more than
the weight along
notches further-
be said.
weighs more than
He set the baby the scales
down and rested himself a mo-
baby I eve
panted, resuming weighing
process. and a
This thing won't weigh her. See
sixteen lust notch, and she
jerks it up like a Go and
get a big pair of scales at some
neighbor's. I'll bet u tenner that
the weighs ever twenty pounds
ho shouted, into
the next
baby this
did you weigh her
inquired the young mother.
the old scale the
on those only
replied quietly
me baby,
Weekly.
ulnae
i i i-
in-
is not
, or I.
lie-
ii-
ill-
In
lie
wale
A South street clothier's sign an.
lo
Professional Cards
W. W.
I.
N.
In all the
B. i
N t. N.
I I ill.-. K. c
in all the
I.
N.
over J. C,
Cobb
N. C. N.
SMALL A LONG.
at Law
In all Courts.
W. n. R W.
AT LAW.
N.
of lion.
Of ;
in To i.
J lit- v
r Volvo. i-
in h
e h- ab
rs. I-
Ilk--
or
j-t M Of low i-
; look l -i
tin-
ii in s
p i bl-
-.-
place l ;
i Mi, and fairly .
r Inn Mill enough
to mm
many a weary day, perchance, ere
it fa
i BO lit will n
her over
l-r kind I If is
read her and the may
lo hut one U
Human All
love or u
ii a certain
r. She may love bar r
on
MS so ill daily
lie s tail
to her lot that a
who
more u, for
fur to
h-art hut
duty mo.-;
Mill,
that, would not tor whole
exchange places,
with any
and old
tin price her freedom
it you i wile has i. and
wile you, her so.
think it lowers your manliness my to
-t bar know that she has a place
In your toiled
early and you your
through H and
to be her in
It little her loved
to make lier so do not
a word now M
u ,; I tar more value
to her starving heart Tiny
some things which can
never buy, and wounds which
; but love all
overcomes all and,
sweetens Home
Companion.
When the hour hand points to nine,
Have your washing on the line.
GUARANTEE.
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
No
m ii i
the first tea of a
life its i to
of animal can
keep it Ibis period the
better. It to to sleep,
to play, romp, enjoy If in a
way, at tins time in its
life. It in part prepare
for life's work. It lays
foundation of physical
in wit be
by mental
I am to say people are
forced too
the
of
Death
N. C-. March 14-
of a
roaches hero to-day from Enfield.
Mr. Charles Mills
in,; in a field At
he took horse from
plow, pot his old ion
upon it back and started to
The bone ran away
child. The little
boy's clothes were in
hook of the and ho was
to death. horse
run all the to with
little bleeding re-
Tho distress of
can letter imagined
than and Ob-
server.
I i n . i.
Was.
Your on
O'CLOCK
WASHING TEA.
Recommended by the
keepers for Clothes
host
hashing,
Wash
House
house-
Dish
Package. Try it.
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing
Ladies, G and Shoes.
Hats and Hardware, Tinware
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware.
Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the
largest stock of
IV
given
of all kinds at the lowest price ever
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 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. m.
A Incident.
Tie and
f existed hi Virginia i,.
a t master u -I hi
re sever i
i x-, pi by
Ii a both lo
a i n by i
aster it
i ii firs,
b i. .-,;. of i
A ion i i- l .
ii h i as I look
i M the
M and of i , n i
destroy it. , be
I . In ; -I
um lay. When
Ci
r j,, .;,,. ,,
i r- l
a- love and vi i u
for Inn. -1
I part in n at
iii- gr re. The t. . i -t a i- I.
and around i re gathered
. t while and 1.1
n. At um tin i
line the tang the
be the tie
in i
who remembered the
and i mi i done
ii ii but
labor lo .
children id mi those faro,
the grave
line
To win. not the
it it a
on in iii plaintive hey
their
back and .-r. raw dry
rye who
loved the venerated dead i i
one in and on in bean
We part la i
tun Direct
Ii m
boy -n-
in a case i in
which man bad k am
tin- head
A boat of bad been called
win.-lain ill
and
V, annoy the n I
I B
my We've been going
inn round cow
i t hi M- direct evidence. Now
ho -In or what
I want you to to lb
n Int. see the blow
Ah. the lawyer, rub-
rub las hi bands, have
OBJ one
ll is
cf II e s U t arc
rot of the
of a it tad flow-.
why r. Bad
tone a I
and i iI. n
Boom i nth Mil
Lucy
Mien Loci Jo
i- obi
III ill.- OW .,
din The
i I el I- open
.,,. .
to
Mr. Theodore Parker widower,
nod i years, on and
of N- V-
lira . .-
followed
ripened admiration,
and an to t I.
other tin; Norfolk lo
last
Friday.
As hour far departure
arrived it lbs
widow failed bu and
wins
announced to bride-to- a
Mr. Porker was
if be come o
Hookerton. favor
reply, believing that
in was
billow over true love
never elides smoothly, and
on at
Mr- was for
Brat time lo ea lady, who
was tho day,
i m i lo become
wife-
Al
i . i. tit her r
in work Upon,
I- this cane
track, you must
j in n
my food lad,
him in
tin- Mow
how ii was
BAKER HART.
Headquarters
Hardware
Tinware.
Farm
Spokes, Hubs, Building Paints
Oils and Stoves
Fair Dealings and Honest. Goods, at Rock
Bottom Prices.
l-
Now, then, no about it, ti
the inti I'm
and ire
oner. Now, just
how the Tho bewildered
ll a the
mini it some dawn upon
lawyer, seal him
In seat.
tin- way
old boy, lb it
of everybody
Tho I
attempt to -1 In bad
done with
I'm
York Sun.
din
aid
i i In i
ct
laid Tom on
n in the digging, buns
Hill, lb
In-1 to hi .
Vi i lo inn u,
by v I. J- e
few invited
Mrs.
and immediately loll
when- they took
ran Monday for Brooklyn, N- Y-
And tin- now paper will be
taxed to their mo I capacity
advertising;, no
ton Free
Ma i an by
iii life Ii v to
Their
or
their to grow up
by
the mind the
throws
have seen
left lo the of
potent while Ilia mother
was off some
or slab or tea. duty of
a woman i lo her hone and of a
mother to her
own
la order to her
pleasure,
mother baa lowered
below animal of the
for their with n
lender
Carolina
The Mechanic, the
paper that year-
l an
the State, has
revived as a
i farm and home paper.
many
who formerly look I be Farmer
and would like to have
we are lo
the
For we will tend The
Tue North
cf and Tho
nil
papers a year.
h v will give you the
Lie w. the
an I the farm news, and
think of three of a
year for ll-TS.
you want Atlanta Con-
added to tho above list
y can get it for cents more.
or thrice a week New York
Id for cents. Any other
, or we can
give you a in
with
lo
Charlotte,
I,.
on
.; to attend
the
a N. C.
May Tin- i- a great
Ion in North Carolina. people
claim the
Independence, made
1770 t
July A
tell of Di-
ll ration to be
i i baa promised to jive In-
d i a, with
i . mat he attend.
II SI I
Castles in says
lb. . nut worth
mi .
i. -i. . ii . i It. i-
i. y -11
u hi I ill a
in ii
i do you shed
Mud my Boston
in
mean to why my
a n I
I. i-i ore co-
other
I have never beard sac-
in a
STREET,
bean re
a tea
think ii or right
lo work y u
it it my i .
i , I'd burn
Fellow Orphan Home
Ai a meeting tho ii.
Orphan Home held
day at war
I is the home
W. M. Coble.
Raleigh.
M. Royal, l
Clinton,
Si an. i Ml ii ii II .
of ill I-
n M n- -i I
i y will
Ai i I 1st.
Real A in. n Haiti
j . no hi ii- .
i . ii u
. i . i
I.,,. , U, .
No. in I.
The
dealer,
that the year
nearly
would like it This is owing to
want During tho
Week, tho tide
wore
I and tho
brought up trip
lint w that is
falling again
however, is
for
Cent tho bucks a
lo
Hum Many m a
I telegram from tho war
i received by tho
t. railroad hinting
that Ma in Mile wanted
to know how many am in
emotive, tho
it a hare.
ii i Individual oven to tho
or but u it
ii the o and
in all h con-
i in. Mile to
i-
a a and a
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urn
REFLECTOR
Greenville, N. C.
excuse Spain out Cuba-
ii is a lie makes do difference lo
Spain, far heathen Chinaman Ii a
in lying, trickery, and general
I J mm d
OH statesman who boasts his pride.
Our will remain at Key West
Entered at the pout office at until it moves on Cuba, and our war
N. C, a second mail matter.
Governor Russell received a message
President asking how
many troops the State could in
hostilities. The reply gave
a the number.
preparations will co right ahead,
Spain's charge, or
upon any European government, or
government.
When will Mr. make
the report of the Maine
it what is asking
else in Washington. It is
believed that Mr. has the
i official report, and that he
know what it is. Mystery now
article in another column liken I rounds the War Navy Depart-
from the Wilmington Messenger, about I and new.- dealing with orders or
kn l . s . movements is no longer
th conduct a colored police-
. , , , out, but it H known that
man. snows one the of ,. . , . .
everything is already in a condition to
in Stole. The article ought to and
appeal to the men who helped to every day is adding materially lo
give the present crowd North
Carolina.
our lighting strength.
is creditable the Dem-
and in I hat
they almost to a man lo sup-
port proposition to allow Congress
to before the settlement the
Cuban
that it would be a
in campaign
lions among other tiling endorsed n n- ,
Republican majority to vole
doing anything
Cuba. There are times when
The as It Stands
The situation being relieved
of many of the elements of doubt
and speculation, and the critical
A and to Con-
mine One Straight
The editor this paper u
ever since he was able to think
point s rapidly neared-1 and form an opinion for himself,
may be reached a very been u Democrat, and has always
few indeed that appears to
be the promise now. With the
lights before us. the situation is
regardless of personal consider-
or hes-
voted the straight ticket
is demanded of Spain by the
United States, the demand
be if the United States
make a move to intervene in
K. for a i . Town.
Vim.
Grit.
Tush-
Morality.
Talk about it
Cheap property.
Help to improve it.
i's merchants-
Elect good men to office.
Help all public enterprises.
Fire all loafers,
dead beats. Lot your object be
the welfare, and promo-
of your town and its people-
I.
Speak of spirited
men. and also be one yourself.
An Attractive Show.
The Georgia have
held their State convention and
Thomas K. Watson Gov-
The convention adopted
the St. Louis and th e
passage a bill that it
close all bar rooms and provide for the partisan advantage is a car
sale liquor government con-
simply If a an Democratic party. He is a
Democrat from principle and op-
posed to
from principle-- Those
are fundamentally antagonistic
behalf of Cuba. will consul- d cannot be reconciled- And
that a cause tor war. there is
It the meantime, both sides between the
are ready. If the reports from Democratic and Republican
Washington are to be I parties he is either ignorant
it is quite certain insincere. Tho editor
indemnity will be demanded- It support the Democratic ticket As was predicted
is equally certain that Spain some side or additional Stars had a lull in
resist ii. and the United Slates issue be tacked on to the basic
will hive one of two things to do j of the party. He is
back down or fight. This, in I opposed to any dickering or
brief, is the situation as it now there be a straight
stands, provided, of course. and no fusion. Let an The jokes were new
news reports are not misleading. be made reason, the to dale, the
Charlotte Observer. conscience of i be people. Let the
contrast between the record of
TUE III
DAY TO KEEP IT
On fast Monday morning the Char-
Observer issued a lull sized extra
edition n order lo give readers
news that had during ll
preceding twenty-lour hours. For this
enterprise a number of piper's
correspondents and many
have warmly congratulated it. There
is not anywhere a more ardent admirer
than Tin. Kit
we not hit like congratulating
it upon that Monday morning edition,
no reason than that it entail-
id a amount if labor on Sunday
that wholly unnecessary.
may he by some
considered old fogyish in its idea,
it the Sabbath should be
kepi holy, and a the
fourth is just surely
Divine disapproval as ll
violation of any other the die.--
We know that tendency of this
age is largely disregard the Sabbath.
Iii nary place.- is carried on
on Sunday almost as it on Other
in the week. Trains and steam-
are run nearly all over the
and in various enterprises
never slops. This may be due
to fact that the populace demand
these bat people do not
always cry for which is best
them
do rot believe I hat unnecessary
Sunday labor ever anybody in
the end. Doubtless numbers of
and misfortunes have because
a disregard and
or nation is happiest mid most
prosperous who recognize Divine an
This not Intended as sermon to
the Observer, for thousands of other
are even mere guilty of Sabbath
but we use ii as a text
an opinion on the. observance t f
God's holy day His Word fully
WASHINGTON
our Regular
Washington,
Spanish gall can go no further, now
has made the charge, that
of a fleet of S.
at Key Vest, and the active
war are being
made by Ibis government, are
failure of in
ll i well n
only object Spain
in charging thin country with causing
failure autonomy, which was
to be a by Senor de
Lome as long ago us last was
to attempt to make some Hum-
pi mi believe dial
had lo make
autonomy a in order lo have an
Mr. quickly
the be
done to his personal reputation by con-
him with early adjourn-
scheme, and had Gen.
deny that he had any with
Finding it impossible lo
enough voles to the for
annexation of Hawaii, Senate
Committee on Foreign
week reported a joint resolution pro.
riding A m
vole in both branches Congress is
all is required to
under this resolution, and it is
admitted a majority
the Senate and House favor an-
Still is a rocky road
ahead resolution, ii is to
be through at this session, regard-
the war Spain. The
minority will a and
and fitted is one of the
opponents of annexation in the
who en make a N id trouble toe
disposed. Hut
Icing an
Czar may decide it the pan of
lo confine his opposition to
resolution.
Stokes, South
Carolina, called on
this week and banded a letter
Joseph L. com-
Brigade S. C
finally, containing the
Tie- people Carolina
ready and willing sled blood
in defense the Star- and
and i our people are united they
art today. We know no fractional or
party lines when our
country is at stake. As you know, i
largest Cavalry
in the United My
at th.-
dent, while I understand
Cannot be pressed into service
tor a longer than ninety days, I
now, through you, formally lender my
services lo tho in the
leers nicely need be.
The people id C. have
in the
the at ibis mom-
and feel he will do proper
Alexander, New
the House was
the appropriation bill,
made a little speech for home a -n-
insisting thin the House
should go on record with an explicit
that the was
bound by law and good lo main-
the gold Nobody
speech, because it
answers II country
law lo the gold
the not
desire further
ll is it is not so
bound by that they would like lo
t- see act. days
the time the first gun is fired,
in war with Spain, Mr. Alexander,
in common with else, will
gold be
It could not be main,
in war, even
was explicitly provided by law.
Richmond Leader
Senator Proctor on way
homo from Cuba said to a
newspaper man at Charlotte.
C , that felt that it was worth
cost of all preparations
for a
cherished
The
the
the Democratic party and
record of the be
plainly, truthfully and sharply
drawn Let scandals,
evil tendencies of
the party in power be fully ex-
posed, and ibis glorious old
will redeemed and its.
given to tax
intelligent add
to
have needed demonstration
has time declared
that she was to the national
Times.
th Wilmington
Laundry are pleased with work.
Hat and her statement should yours ready to go in with
have been accepted at its face
value. Hut as there was doubt
on this point, it is well enough
that the South has had an
to set herself right, and it
is gratifying that the hero of the
occasion is a Southern
Butler Hasn't Gut Time.
didn't Senator
come to the was
asked one of his bowers
yesterday-
have time was the
reply. Between the against
and the crisis on tho Cuban
question he has his hands about
the oilier
why didn't they
wife was sick. Fowler
didn't a wife, Shuford could
not come and Harry skinner
wouldn't come because tho others
Observer-
i Saturday evening.
W. F.
Advertising
Advertising not a tine art to
learned only by years of
is sometimes
by advertising experts
who make their living writing
advertisements for merchants
who have not desire or
to write their own Is is
simply a matter occupying
space to the best ad-
vantage, a who
knows what advertising attracts
can attract others by using
tho same methods if ho will, says
the Chronicle.
A good ad is an
in brief terms, straight from the
shoulder, concise and to the
point, telling something in a clear
Tit tor Tat
the advertisements in n
paper recently
the
gentleman who f a
with money in
is requested to forward it
U address of tho loser as he
was
A few day afterwards the reply
was inserted;
recognized man who
picked up a purse in
street requests loser to call at
his Weekly.
hall. Wednesday and audience
was will, the show. The
serpentine dance by Mrs. was a
hading and great
and up
and the
pictures were
There was a dull
about the whole performance.
An change will
be given tonight.
The greater includes the less.
Sarsaparilla scrofula, and may be
depended lo cure In-iN and
former Dead.
We learn the Mr. W. B.
Chicago, which on
the 8th Mr. was a
cf and here
the war to go west. He is
by many of our older people.
round a Wheel-
Mr. II. B. Jordan, section master
the Line, has a bicycle which he
in a small near
Swamp church. The wheel is a
make. model. Mr.
Jordan thinks some the wheel
and hid it in building.
TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Quinine Tab
AM Druggists refund the money
I it fail-
JUST FOR FUJI.
Strawberry salad a new wrinkle.
buckwheat cake is grow-
have in d now
you have to give dollars .-,,,.;.
find onions ex-
, lb the cure of certain mental
o n
I led them to
my who old
lo and
lit.
How did he become such a
isl on I -He puts his
MM a diet of bread and
V. but very men can resist
temptation of rich occasional-
He presents
Ins bill in
Cotton,
like every other crop, needs
nourishment.
A fertilizer containing
gen, add, and not
less than of actual
Potash,
will increase the crop and
prove the land.
Our hooks tell all about the subject. They
arc free to any farmer.
KALI WORKS.
., S . Ran
J L. SUGG
GREEN N. C
Represents Only First
in the Mutual Life Insurance Company, N. J.
a specialty.
offers combined in the p
any
Urge Annual be used in Cash
applied the purchase paid participating insurance pi.-able
Equitable Surrender Value.- are on the Policy, Hi
Insured can Hop paying Premium- without forfeiture.
A Liberal Cash Surrender Value.
Extended Insurance in the full amount of the for as long a as
the value of Pulley will pay for at low term rates.
A Paid up Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans arc mad. up to the Value when a
assignment of the Policy It made as collateral security.
If Insured lo pay a the day It i- due. bis
in Continued in force by the Company without action on hi. part.
Policies are Incontestable the Second Year.
Dry
, Hats
Notice.
is given George
agent Mrs. IV. t. Parker,
O. A.
H Jr., and
ail other persons interested, on
Thursday-, I will be
at the County Home the Aged and
for
the purpose of having the boundary
line- to the
surveyed.
order the Hoard of Commission.
and manner, and W
a prices an
of Hie way you sell goods-
or That is the way ads
read which attract you; would
not be attracted by your
ads if written after the fame
something well,
give some interesting prices,
a little well written
description, and business
from the Iii.-1 word to the last
word- That sort of advertising
pays a-el I
Notice of Dissolution.
The of the Greenville Supply Co.
of J. W. and IV. K,
Morrill this day dissolved by
consent. t. Morrill withdrawing
the Higgs will eon.
the firm
name and ail and all
accounts are to lie paid to him.
Feb. 1898.
J. W.
W. T.
We entirely with
Farrago. Danville. Va-,
in what it Mil about the whipping
pus; as a means of dealing with
petty It says.-
The whipping post bill was
knocked out by the legislature,
but just the same a whipping post
is what not only in this
State, but in all the States. Tue
hair splitters said that a whipping
post was barbarous. Well, when
wt deal with barbarians, that is
is needed.
We are told by a German mil.
man tint if all the armies of
Europe were strung out in
with gnus
La.- tho
would cover more than
miles in length, and it would Hike
it over a year, day
to pass a given point.
as; to Take
to Operate
Arc to Pills. Small tn
thorough. As one
Hood's
Saul i V on know you .
I git Is all Q, I I
C I II. Wt
Mass.
pill, to take Sarsaparilla.
The congressional u. .
Out that seed of the
government is
that war appropriations
been allowed to
the funds of the
I chief
An .; earnest rash,
Went out on a lot to view Mars,
a William goal came a------
he saw nil kinds
of tho B- K-
III probably
colored man in America, died
morning-
HI HI
WASHING
We also have In Butter,
Cheese, Canned Hoods. Wrapping
Paper sod Bags and many other things
t to mention. Send us your
orders. Mail prompt at-
I Co
Supply Co.
Notice of Dissolution.
of T, M. Moore Co. do.
business at X, C, was
day dissolved by mutual consent,
W M. Moore purchasing the Interest
X, M. Moore in the business. All
owing the are directed to
nay the same to W. M. Moore.
Mb day of MM.
t. m. noons
w. m.
Having purchased the interest of T.
Moore in the referred to
above. I wish to inform all patrons and
friends of the that twill continue
at the same stand with a com-
stock of
earnestly solicit a continuance your
patronage. W M.
TO-DAY'S MARKETS.
As Reported by
CO.
Cotton Buyers.
Greenville. N. C.
Cotton sold in 7-10
M I
Opening Noon.
5.91
May 5.94
6.01
-tots.
Noon Tone
Steady
------and celebrated------
Eagle Brand Pine Shoes
Cull and sec are invited to inspect
my stock aDd learn the low prices.
S. T. WHITE.
M. H.
IN----
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
GREENVILLE N. C.
I will can-y the best goods and
will sell them at the lowest price possible. I
will do all can to obtain and hold your pat-
Come and see me.
M. H
Next door to Griffin Jeweler.
THE LIVE
We are now taking for
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tor i v.
do all kinds of repairing. n
repaired promptly.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Hay
Ma
Kin-.
My
Opening. Non. Close
mo
and Fancy
GROCERIES
kept constantly on
Land. Country produce bough
and A trial will con o
on.
J R. COREY
IN-
AND COLLARS
A Horse
Millinery.
nice line
Groceries.
I can now be found
the brick store for-
occupied
by Brown,
to see
me-r
War THE TRACK.
I Man People on Course,
not nil no line Way
bail
GET A
STYLISH SUIT
For a small outlay, feel the
of our learn
the price and we know
you will purchase.
The finish
J. II. return d lo W.
ton
iv.
from
our gar
live to the personal
is admired by all. need to
look in the mirror. If we attire
it is right. Try one our
stylish Sack or Cutaway
example. Faultless in every
colors correct, braced
with hold-on attachments, parts
subject to extra wear, doubly
fortified and fit to perfection.
Frank Wilson.
THE REFLECTOR
Local Reflections.
A recruiting been opined
at
Don't bite at games
and they won't bite you.
young Mas bad n party Friday
night Mr-, room in
I lie old Masonic
Most the racing crowd
pulled out this morning
Mount. We like many
will not Mike Greenville any
more.
The running race started oil In
Ibis niter-noun. A dozen of lb
rawer were brought down town, and
Don't appear to be beaded Italian band save a
lingering in
More people came in the
today then were here yesterday.
a in
named who is
green ban on
the of Us cent u-day in honor
St. Day.
Wednesday
I., i,,
and this
D.
today to take a lo
II. U. Washing,
ton yesterday
II- M. and K. r-
N--
York.
Owen Moore, of
erasing to vi.-it brother,
I. Moore.
J-
to see W.
rues, returned Lome ibis
G- W. r. of I., a men
the Ira of Baker v. Hart,
in need i.-
day,
Bet. C. II. and wile,
who have
with the family D. Has-
for
and
m men
A.
B. L. el i- in
town.
Dr. c. J.
today.
Dr. W. K.
in town
W. S. is his
J. B. and Move.
W. M. morning
on professional business.
Ci.
Weekly, g ire us it call today.
returned
morning i to
Miss and brother.
Hardy, are railing
Aylmer Sugg.
W. II. fox,
through last home
New York.
Hue Weather
and
Out
The day of .
Ha
pare i on Wednesday
under th Seen.
K. is
ton. i
day tine and the re inter-
and i-x.-inn-.
first rare, bad live to
e-it.-r. Than w-.-r.
. Ida
W.
Jesse L-
Ferguson-
nu u,
beat;
WITH
th-
Navy
W. I. i. v. a i-
ego a mi I. i apply lot ad-
i Ike ;,.
back i Irk tint be
and bu I ea
d aboard the
Franklin a . and will
lie red loot cf a .
Iv. x ,
Europe, men lb latter I
and be expects ii will i v, .
before b Id
re again. All
wish Waller mi i ;
l. late at lei-., lb
the Maine.
CI IV
Ida
Egg
In lour
Nubbin
L. Davin-
It ,,,
race, lb.- leg
Nubbin W.
Jordan
lines l
race, i
two a. lows i
I Mound i
dial I j
bad only
Stoker,
TWO MORE CINE RACES.
Second Day
Makes a Track in
Mike go tub the war,
will, but dunno
uncertain as yet which
baa bought
IS.
You the MUM wide
awake
merchants in run.
there lie is
than any question.
come this time.
man, I the
priori elate you've Sta-
sir, what
ought to know the
size politicians buys. I've
got to get into
all u
Hot
meddlers. There's ; he I
bad a choice bit of scandal about a
friend of mine, and he around
lo worm out
he's an awful busybody,
the way, do I know the parties in
story
Col. J. S. Carr, Durham, will de-
Do there yellow journal war
write on asked the
,. u Orator. replied the
Editor bitterly ; what
should write on, with ink-less
pen at that; but some idiot seems to be
keeping them supplied with paper
pencils.
liver the address in Wash-
on the of May.
The winter is generally
ed the in many years. The
print and summer may make up
deficiency rain.
The and nights are now nearly
of length.
The races arc over,
Summer weather today.
A days like this and you can see
the grow,
By the Sui day is consider-
ed the beginning spring.
Fishing and bail are
coming out of quarters.
Don't let a warm day like this drive
you into thin clothing. There is
in it,
My boy bis good health
Eleen car loads troops For- and smooth, lair
Monroe passed Weldon B- H- war this will exempt then Ire,,,
BABY'S SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN
A Grateful Mother Writes this Letter-
Tells all about Her Troubles when
Baby Broke out with Scrofula Sores.
the sire of two months, baby
began to have son-s break out on bis
check. We used all
that could think or hear of,
to no avail. sores spread all over one
aide his face. consulted a
and tried his medicine, and In a k
the was gone. But to my surprise In
weeks mare hi-r scrofulous lock-
appeared on arm. II
grew worse worse, and he was
three months old, I begun giving him
Hood's I took Hood's
Sin ilia, and the first
was tho seres were well and have
never He Is now
hi- never had Buy sign those
since be cured by
Hood s for which I feel very
Tom Roberta, bad
been on n visit here, returned home
evening.
W. of D.
agent the
is here for a days.
J. U. Cray, Scotland Neck, alter
pending a day with
Woodward, home morn-
L. U. Allies wile, cl Norfolk,
who have th winter
here with their W. II.
returned home today.
U. Han returned
evening
J. I. K. II.
went to Rocky today.
came in Friday evening.
s. Freeman,
here and this morning.
Ella of
and Alice lire
Mrs. II. Cannon.
Miss Annie Armstrong,
Mount, who has been visiting Mis. W.
II. home
J. Moore, who has a petition in
Wilmington,
homo Friday to visit his
Mrs. I. II. of Parade,
who bus been spending a days
her parents here, returned home
today.
Bar. J. Morton and wile, Tar-
arrived Friday evening. He will
fill bis appointment in the
church tomorrow, morning and even-
Friday going south.
ton, Delaware.
easy
No Time For Dyeing.
Several our whose locks
have been doted by the
winters and who hare successfully kept
the public guessing as to their be-
cause of the constant use the dye
brush, arc no attempting lo con-
their age by such They
are now perfectly willing their
locks show in their silvery waves
to tab great mad. for they know full well that In ease of
shouldering a gun to preserve the
milieu's News.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable
morning which art mm d to Indicate
that the races the second day would
have to be postponed, the weather
cleared up about midday and gave a
pretty afternoon, so there was no
interference at all with the
The crowd oat it tin- tr.-ck w-is larger
than the previous day, and
two the lines race.- that have
witnessed here. The was a free
for all trot pace that us
Fore-i
Bird Eye.
Mike a
It
Forest heat ills i
track record, being the lime
here, was a dose sec-
second race was a trot and pace
with the
Hubert Ii. Ill
Elite. SI
Addle S.
Time
Hilly Regal and Dan Take
the Honors
There was only one regular
ed race at the truck Friday, hence
the attendance rat smaller than on
pr. day. The
out with two
I ii.- regular race was in
and us
II
Hess, -2 u
The two races were three-
quarter mile bents, the being In
and liable in which Regal
was winner, and the other between
Dan and Ida K. in which won.
a Colored
,., i ,.
W. . .,, , .
reeled and to
Leslie .,
alto .,. . . ,,
Din.
charge entered on the record, all
k-
;,.
made the arrest ii,.,,
bad token and
Silver,
r. ti, pi . .;,,. ,;, ,. ,
nothing, bin when G
mother a, . . j,,, j,;,,,
j-- borne, but in v
W u,.,; . .-
horn the Mali m, Mrs. 1-
win and Mr-. Katie a lb
and sister,
entered.
They both a tale .
con duel o,, the pan .-1
and the latter lad vs.- .
what excited, and her
bum into tear-.
Both ladies that
man Toomer arrived ion .-i
brother core,
ii. along with lb at.
roomer
fa
I v.
i.
a you gel
I-
ti .
heal
. pleasant
and
on
.
big
m but tin i-
the .
am ll . .
.
L .
in rid, and it is
for
th
tho
v. colds.
an-1
of is
j of
. lo tin- and
ll the prom t in
. its truly in
. prepared only from the
t.
it
nil and have- made the moat
pillar remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is- for sale in
cent try all drug-
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it fan.
it promptly for any one who
Do not accept any
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
eat,
.,.
lie-
H. . .
it.
I cm ,,
i- John I;. hi,
. iv.
or. g I, ,,, d
;. Mr.
i . urn the
y I
an-. ;, i
Four
i. U glib . Ibis .
Carroll and .
i Smith an bun y Hi
ill., .-.
Jay Cb Dan
h the around
. and oil to
is ii- and baby
baggy baring
children in it.
soon
the horse.
. .
were
tit.- dire-
Toomer savagely grabbed T T s.
and old him t J. I P. Ix H S
himself arrest, air
help me carry j But OUT Spring came first
To officer mad- 811110111106 the arrival
an impertinent and gruff reply, and .
Mrs. Memory away t
her brother and three hall-
way
It's You Know-
It was alter war had been
and old man the
noisy tin- ii
ed crowd.
. ;.,
man.
Vi-e discussing the
ed one.
in-. war
l-.-t two months,
d the man.
-in c- I h n tumid the
noisy these
phi are talking about
Post,
Louder Still.
You can shout ii housetop,
You can shout it the
Hut ii you shout ii -h ti. press
heard by far more people.
Goods, Wash
Shirt Waist Silks,
Swisses, Laces,
every other kind goods.
at our Girdles and Ornaments
RACE
LANG'S CASH HOUSE
YES 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 We buy our
TWO KS JAILED.
Serious Brought
On Friday Joyner,
II colored man near
went before J. A.
wore ant a warrant against A, Alien
III dames two of tin.
who were running a dire
here the races. warrant
charged them with robbery. color-
ed Staled that us he was
along street these men called bin
in their place, under the pr. line
cf engaging him to do some work
them took a dollar him and Would
not return it. They him
and him their place, alter-
trying to call him hack and com-
promise with him.
Alter hearing the against
them Justice Lang hound them over
court under a being
unable to men coin-
to j
L here is no
word lull
I meaning
about which such
holy recollections cluster as lit it
of Mother who watched
over our helpless infancy and
ed our tottering step.
the every- Moth-
is beset with danger and all
tun should be made lo avoid it.
so assists nature
in the change
in place that
the Expectant
M he r is
bled to look for-
ward IV it ll Oil t
dread, suffering or gloomy fore-
to the hour when she
experiences the joy- Motherhood.
Its use insures safely to the lives
both Mother Child, she
is found after than before
short, it
Childbirth natural and a
so many have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
MOTHER'S FRIEND
Mother's
Friend
right and we sell them right and treat you
A nice
The winter is most
gone with it, must
go all the
wife more In ten
with either of her other two
than altogether with in
last, having used four
ties 1- a
blessing to any be.
a says a
Illinois.
Of n by an
fin tit
mi v am tor all m- ll
--I.- .
.,
John Kelly's
SLIPPERS
tor the Ladies.
we have in stock,
now Lithe time to make
Big Bargains. We have
not space to make any
hero but
they are very aft
K-





-m
bare here an alarm clock with a
lightning rod said the
peddler. thunderstorm gen-
come at daybreak, as yo.
know. Well, the lightning strikes
the rod, runs down and starts the
alum, and wakes your cook i-i a
A popular social conundrum for a
man to ask a woman When does the
only twenty-lite let-
When V and I are one.
So tar not given us any
March all in the way t
wind.
Come Down Tin.
A rural editor adopt.- this
method bringing delinquent
to
Will those who owe us or
the paper kindly call and settle at one I
We are anxious to contribute to the
a monument to the martyrs of
the Maine, as well as to lordly our
dwelling tie
en enemy. It ton money to SO
these worthy objects and we
need it
In novel reading a woman always
follows the -and
be
was a conference
TO held in Raleigh Wednesday night.
H. Achieve the with an attendant of about seventy
III We
do It I
lady wok I thought like , the I as
to know how money is got nut of ., -rt ,, at Ike
millionaire bitten with I.
u to a man of fashion.
She of course, when j The fun a com-
line have untie- was named to drill resolutions
found Then there is a com- to policy of the
petition to Tun I
I arty in the
campaign.
Th.
e -J .
SEE THAT v-V-v
What Is It
It is a picture celebrated
PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS
Best in use. The outfit no business man is
complete without one.
said, that I u
lino lady. but and did which was ill
not aspire to more than a few j Cyrus Thompson. Aver. A. S .
would have to I Peace, Senator J. K.
one of the set. you M. II. H.
she explained. Y. . .
will a bright liar- , ,, , .,,
ate of right set H returned with n
looking and Th reported the
need not be the first; the eve- tug resolution.-, widen alter being
would enough. read, were a howl of
to make acquaintance of I prov-.
your intended victim. the spirit of
the test
exist.
but this is
easy. Then you talk-1
to him at o or somewhere.
You to him, with a simple, in any may have
event look, that you have a little. in the People's el
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens.
You will be astonished when you see them and
very cheap are.
You may never.
But should you ever-
Want Job
Come to see us.-
star Job Printing Office.
ft M
Anything from 4-.
V tin
money you would like to in-
vest, and you a.-k him to invest it
for mm, He probably will agree to
do this. Then be and soon
returns you or
supposing the is
asked, bat you don't really
give him the you only Bay
that you want to invest it. Ho
what is meant, and just
buys whatever influence he
thinks that you may
do many Iodine try game
I Baked. answered,
blame them. They
have to live, and ii they have some-
thing to sill and u millionaire
thinks it will do him good to buy
it. why net After nil. you don't
suppose that people of ibis sort are
received and made much of for any
other reason than getting what
they out then. I All th. talk
about investing is only a delicate
way of letting the man know that if
he wants racial cum be must
pay his I said.
Ami yet what possible pleasure
can these millionaires ill
admitted the outer courts of a
society that at them and
that only s then in order lo
plunder them a society to whose
ways they are strange and in which
they much fish out of water
as would be a line lady in u Johan-
barroom of
millionaires have the good sense to
perceive this. Tiny enjoy life with
their own friends and in tin own
way. These I respect, But for those
who are buying way into a pr
that i feel
the utmost contempt i never know
the late Barney indeed to
my knowledge nave saw him
but I heard that a number of
fine had been
invited t. meet him. Bach went to
the dinner in the hope of getting
something of him. and their
hopes rose when, after the dinner
over, be thanked them for the
pleasure of finding among
them, and said that be was anxious
to do something to show bis
elation of their kindness. Then he
recited to them the soliloquy of
Hamlet and wished them good
eve mug. always hail a sneaking
admiration for tho departed Barney
I heard this story. London
Truth.
Can are eliminated, an the
i- that ovary . lo
at. discord hereafter will an
fad of and the pro-
el inch an may b looked
i i to and good
Thai the spirit the
by the Na-
c I the People's party
the and the
a union
all the
i-
w is the
o People's and is now tie-
great st
That it is the lbs
that tie Slate
of the People's may be to
devise all its
and efforts as will in no wise
the integrity of the
or the re-ills Cl
already a.
A Bachelor.
SAM.
Men Mooted for the Infantry.
Cavalry and Al Illicit Service.
A big poster bat been put up in the
with heading
Slates Army
for the failed
States Army able bodied in. u
character, between the ages U
The ire wanted th .
artillery Per the
and artillery
mu-t be not then let I
inches high and weigh not
than pounds nor more an
For the cavalry e required length ii
not less than o inches n r more
inches and the weight
not over IDS pounds The term
enlistment i-
the are
to satisfy
age and character should bet
prepared to
Only in need
ply. Original are
to persons who ire citizens the
Stales or who have made legal
their intention to
who can -peak
read and the
The pay col sled men Is
Sergeant n per
month
chief trumpeters and
musicians. sergeants, Ml
sergeants, 1-
t-U ; quartermaster
; ;
soldiers terriers, and
privates,
men are ill famished rations, clothing,
and alien
dance.
Soldiers who have carved
and M years or who
have been discharged for or
disease ate entitled to admittance in
the Home at
Twelve a hall cents per month is
Iron, the monthly pay
-Ti--------
or.
The Daily Reflector
Gives the home news
afternoon lit the
small price cents a
month. Are you a sub-
scriber It not
ought to be.
you
i i i
he Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
Is only a year. I
contains the news every
and
to the farmers, es-
those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
One We all at
family prayer. A sporting friend
was visiting and ho and I km It.
facing a hue window, with el-
bows upon tho sill. And from round
u comer, there came us
he reared up not two
yards from us, and he
the prayers, and ho winked his
at us. till my friend forgot
himself and kill
catch that I throw
haul that cracked a
out we leaped
I base. And dear archdeacon
trying not to laugh,
for lie the rabbit and was
II keen sportsman withal. We ran
that across four acre lots
U haul as we could and at
last got him into deep snow,
up was
alive. on looking hook to
fence we had cleared saw
. f white whiskers above it and
heard a sarong obi voice shout,
got got
ninny
Kb., o
Thorn are, many men
In business pursuits Who devote
themselves t of
m ill. re are men who are
devoted to branches
science, who was seek-
definite information concerning
a of common Use was
told that S so know all
it, u statement that was
by another man, who said of So-
so that he was Inter-
ill Ills .-;. laity tho re-
porter was in tip s.
are pi. of sue, men
tho public never .; . men that
devote their v. . lo line of
good-, or it may lo Mingle
who exports and men of
authority in their
and very of
salary or
men of and con
they undertake, make
tho
the Home. Men who sen
Women never apologize be will be
other, they only cry allowed their pay
then kiss and make up. v month
Delilah and
Applications should be made to
r. Cap n 11th
II off III Church
The question first agitated
mouths ago of having the
women remove their hats at tho
Street Methodist Episcopal
church. official-
acted by the trustees of
the church on March board
unanimously a resolution
requesting that the future
women services at this
church are requested to remove
completion
o. such
The church if the largest
Methodist in India-
and fifth largest in the
United States, and the hat
which has stirred up the
congregation, was the of
the outraged a
trustee, came late to church
had to take a back
where he could not see
on account of waving forest of
ostrich feathers, plumes and rib-
worn on the heads the
women in front of him.
A number of the women say
they will withdraw from member-
rather than submit such
tyrannical orders from selfish
male members of tho
but the of the con-
is with tho board,
pastor. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Thirty Fighting Billions
The eased valuation of real
and I property in the
United at the time of the
eleventh was
This is understatement
of the wealth of the nation in
but the figures are
. .
1840 and the
total assessed valuation had
from to
2,473,173,418, and the assessed
valuation per capita Had
ed from to The
most conservative estimates of the
assessed valuation in will
not fall below
The present valuation probably
exceeds that sum by two billions
of dollars.
What, the is tho emergency
appropriation of
a-t week for the national
now available for use by
It is a tax of less than one-sixth
o per cent, upon the nation's
York Sun.
Appetite.
Mi- who lives near
Matthews, has boon
since last August.
appetite failing and
that time has to
nut, now nothing
cares for g- case
a one and puzzling
her Though very
she is be and
visit her friends. Her
sustenance is gained principally
from the nutriment which she
forces herself to swallow in the
News.
II. mini v is about to try M
interesting experiment in
of judicial oaths,
in the hope of diminishing tho
number perjury Tm
witness will asked to make an
statement in court, and
will then be require to swear to
it, first being permitted to with-
draw or correct any part of hi
Heavy penalties
provided for willful making
of false la
she could save by cutting
Samson's hair
men's faces
but the truth- Some women's
nothing bat the teeth
man is a hero lo the
woman ho marries and every
woman is a hero to the man she
Women talk a lot about their
rights but none of want to
do any fighting- It there was a
war a few of them would go as
nurses. Nobody at
No mini ever wants to a
ho has once seen her
hold a the conductor has
given her for change between her
teeth while she gets her purse
York Pie
Broad
street.
Intermarriage
of
most remarkable
on record took place
within a few weeks in the
of S . Quebec Two
neighbors, and
Kl.- have eight children-
four sons and four
four sous mat. I-
ed, Morin's four daughter, and
four sons have
daughters of
Herald.
Just Before The
When the hoppers
and the old her
when the no longer and
baby stop it when the dun-
ii.-rs nit lunger and the hoot owl
quite in booting when rivers over
mat run and the burglar stops Ins
lo ting; when the vine no longer
twines and lie- lark stops its larking ;
when the sun no longer shines and the
man quill his sparking ; when the
to drop and old maids stop ad-
vising, then it is time to shut up shop
and Ohio,
Tunes.
says the
so little music In
it a pity should let
my it
There are now twenty-three
children in the Odd
Orphan Home at
carefully instructed trained
for useful men women-
They are the sons and daughters
of Odd Follows and sup unit-
ed by the Odd Fellows of tho
State, a per capita tax being
on each member of tho
for this The
new building now complete and
be occupied immediately
It cost but it is
one of the best and most
ably arranged orphan homes in
the South. In to this
there are two other
a and the
dent's home. The asylum is ad-
located, about
a mile
adjoining the fine park
recently donated to tho city by
the brothers. Adjoining
tho orphanage Is a fine
acre farm, cultivated by the boys.
The total expenses of the
thus kept within
a month. Tho orphans arc given
the benefit of tho city graded
though are
ed in by a special
at the orphanage. When the
new building boa been fitted up
now management is
installed tho will be
able to care for t largo number
of
Kiley and his
James Kiley. the
poet, am continually
by the that my
trunk will be lost, so I go about
the with a grip. In ease
there is ever a fearful railway
accident and among the debris is
a valise with an arm to
it firmly may bury it, with-
out further as the
fragments the
Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Tried Friends Best.
F years Pills have
proven a blessing to the invalid.
Are truly the sick man's friend.
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
sour stomach,
and all kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
AN ABSOLUTE CURE.
Warning
The Mark List fur
county ii . , revision, and this
is lo girt notice all
their account are not settled the
lib April their .
on the
him doing any
only a society
E hundred and
year of Gladstone's birth,
ed also Tennyson, Abraham Lin-
Mark Lem-
on, and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Of thorn all, Mr Gladstone is now
the only one
hat I
at for I
at a
Dealer
Port, Sis,
mid buying t-
year's supplies will It to in.
e-t to get our prices before
Our complex
Its brunches.
Flour, Sugar,
Always priest
Tobacco, Snuff,
buy direct
and sold at I,
null Our good, all burr;
sold for CASH therefore,
rise to run we cell at a
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMERS.
We have received
and the nicest of Co
and in wood, meta
lie and cloth ever broach
lie.
We If
in all its
Personal attention to on
funerals and bodies
to care will receive
mark of
are lower ever
do not want monopoly
invite competition.
We can be found at any and .
times in the John Flanagan
Go's
BOB GREENE CO.
and -.-. obtained a J all
If J Fits.
I,
, .
model, or
V if or of
patent
U. S.
. lice. A
Or. D. C.
CO
GREENVILLE. N.
Kit 1--------
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only first-class work
prices reasonable.
W.
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
pi Ices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices country
produce.
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Year in Advance.
HA
; Tuesday
Friday
AT
VOL. XV
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY. MARCH
NO
No. in inch
bill G I i
It. In I
,.
oat. retails from
bur Of Um
are
Baby , .
. . ire In In
Ufa
pain did
m if Carpel
mail m we. . In
postal f
. I ; pay
. ii
lo
Julius Hines Son
MO.
this
A Colored Pensioner.
is
drawing n of a month
from Hi. Federal for
set vices rendered
the latter
in
Edmund was then living in
county and joined
to Sr-i.
it fur as
T. . and remaining about
your. He says ho was in no 1-at-
and was not bat ho
n sunstroke help-
to save tho Union it is
for this that ho is a pen-
Hut he is not satisfied with a
month and is to get
his allowance raised to lie
bad the necessary papers fixed
up in Clerk offices this
week, Clay Chambers, colored,
who was in the with Potty
and is also a pensioner, making
that he saw when ho
with sunstroke
Landmark-
Some War
the
Lawyers Hint should
uphold the of laud of
Banks
hills
inks
When the hour hand points to nine,
Have your washing on the line.
It is noticeable to a looker-on
that, of tho many persons who
have their to
State through the governor,
one of them wants to
command M If take
this class of volunteers we will
have an army of officers.
are of men who
as officers who do not
care to make food for powder in
the ranks. It may be re-
marked that the who
arc volunteering through
Governor and
are a previous. We have
made no declaration of
against and may able
to untangle tho present
cations without shedding any
Standing in i
Spain be
Citizens
we our
Carpenters am unions
the Hag to the
arc with
pea-1.
A majority of the clergy is
favor of the United Slates taking
up collection.
If army is not
farmers stand ready lo
raise home supplies.
a i.- that in.
will m Spain sec
Signal Service is
to furnish clouds.
L.
Have War
If no accept issue, we
shall bays for a year, if not
longer, a on sea
laud, involving tremendous sac-
and leading to numerous,
but now
may drive the
Spanish from but that
would not the Spanish
cruisers will be
found over the seas,
sometimes destroying,
always materially interfering
with, both our and
trade- So long as
possesses
will be made to lay our great
seaboard cities under
may attempt a similar
course, as Spain is not a
groat industrial such as
ours, no Spanish port is as
vulnerable as any one of a dozen
of our American coast cities
Boston Herald.
ABSOLUTELY
f i
No hard water
I I s . r. . An
I I.
by .-.
When
Hi.
P v.-
I,. d Points to Nina,
i- en
Professional Cards
w. m.
N. U
In H the courts.
NINE O'CLOCK
WASHING TEA.
by the best house-
keepers for Washing. Dish
Washing, House Cleaning.
Package. Try it.
Goods, Dress Goods,
Ladies and Gouts Notions and Furnishing
Lad its, Gens and Shoes.
Hats and Hardware, Tinware
Crockery and Glassware.
Loading Guns, Shells, and the
largest stock of
III vim
I I .
an practically ruin.-.;.
Dr. K. r.
. hi- ling.
will I
i-
l.-ii- . i. II
. . . N fork city, who
iii- I I b . I i
U lilt i I
In i l I i.
.- .- If i.
--I I I III . -V V. I. .
n .
Mulch I
by ill
Mi-,. . . .
;. -I. I I.
M i In -1 . I.
T. I tiled
An. Id mid I
In n 1.1 but and alimony
in N.-w V Kin.-i
r avers n
dealer, allow ;
a I. Iii. oil.
in
. up a in e j .
, . m
. i.
1-. Hum i y i.
It's all
. ii u p
. i- Ci
. ,
D ; .
. I
Shun . I all i-
t borne I
i ; I in . vi m
, mini i mi wile
i. r; in
la lib. war.
I I
in I Soul i
bad. Hum did II
iii n.
I bad
CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT
Why,
Now, in
once all be I
Will tin ill
b I
swift Galloway, B.
N. N.
A TYSON,
M. C
in all the
Tl c
In w plan of
a in
will mull i
fur
plan
is a
and fan
hardly help
and i
Am ;.
greater wealth in
country, a
American by
i ii Independence and
greater from the dangers o
lo our
habit country
The will provide
lamer the for work-
while lake.-, away
breaking the for
as coon an crop is
all kinds at the lowest price ever given
in this 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
as they will do you here.
Yours Truly
James,
, N
Cobb -t
John II. Small, ft. Long,
N. C. Greenville,
at
In all tin
W. II. Hi W.
A AT LAW.
V. O.
cannot
by as they cannot
reach the portion of the ear.
Tin-re is one way
n ii that is by count
Is canoed by an
of the Ku
Tube. When this tube gels In-
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
bearing, and II i en-
is the result, mid
tho can U
out and this tube to
normal bearing will be
out
are by widen nothing
Inn an inflamed the
five One Dollars
case, f Dealings hi
that e by
Cure.
Winston
Our of fusion is. that
it is bust to rim
men, every
Republican for
it is to run
tho
lists vote with-
out ii to
views.
We like tho
It in that Republicans and
combine,
ions in in.- gO for I
Of
this
is what fusion of
meant, of tin. to C, Tho Ti
the bus over It
. , ., than ha yet bee., made In Klondike
out with ,. untold agony
with Winston I
favors u waiting
of
. would never make a
good according to a
Kansas paper- Ho is Ineligible
t o become a mi of that
be not talk
Within tho pull
sixty men vessels
bin of being into
by
owner, at of tho
could mount
an over
iii
Col. X.
Oxford Public I. ii in
;.
man Kitchen. Writing i
In-; Mr.
hate from i.
which is entitled loin re . n than
ordinary
lo what bethink . very
game on the in
for
fly outlined tit plan ii Hi
at the
j i lb U
.- mil h me
for
linen only, lie will
r. lines, u
which Mill be I but
retain three i.
Democrat tin- other lie or
may i Her lot i .-t
the I.- i i
Butler lo
int. own
by Ibis move, go
with
are not i, iii -i ,
and ilia Chicago platform,
that they an-
by I. gold-bug, All
nay be very nice tor t; it ii
works, lb
are and ti.
la being strengthened by
day the better element
their opponent. ll the
with the bin
gained nothing. .-m-
enough i Bulb i i-
in in to .
in of all Duller
and very bin.
lo cut,
plan la pretty. Senator,
but work
Of tn tin
I hi- end
paper rears
of II- A-
, made an excellent
the Stale, bus
i r, i. revived at as a
farm paper.
many in this section
who took i be Farmer
; to
and e are prepared to
following extraordinary
clubbing
81.75 we send
Tue North
Carolinian, of
Farmer and nil
B whole vein-
give
ii state and general
news and farm news, and
of three of a
year for
If you want Atlanta Con-
added to the above list
y i Rat it tor cents more,
or thrice a week New York
World for Any other
or magazine wanted we
give you a discount on in con-
with Be
I.
II
who a round i-
in . Her in I I Kb
th . j ; the
round bale
.- i
are i.
i I I
H ;. . wrap M,
, .,;.
tin ; ; We
I i tot lb. I W
dud a ii. ii div, ll
any lo decline,
ll-,, v haw bad ship the
. i in M. in.
ii- i .- ill
in .;, it; i l t
; including n, liner-
. j With th round
I j , . .-., . ibis. .-ll
ii pi t n V
.-. r. round
simply
la . tn i
nun will lo and
that n- saving t l
, r ill. nil
.,, d in
paid We .-.
ii pr y
pulling in
I be Population Spain.
III Mill
William J. Bryan was greeted
by an persons
in the Tabernacle at and
enthusiasm was fired when
Bryan referred to the readiness
Americana to meet a foreign
foe should attempt to laud
upon our shores- He said;
las;
bad illustration of
people In
ii was
This
art i have as one man
declaring to die
in defense of then country. It
so happened that
of the United
wore lie
uniform. Ami yet Lee
discharged bis duty with
such courage, such prudence,
patriotism, you cannot
in nil the one in in
who would suggest bis re-
The runners in
race lay that are times
try men's soles.
War gives even
u chance to come to the
w Sweep Country.
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Title
Eastern reflector, 22 March 1898
Description
The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
March 22, 1898
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Joyner NC Microforms
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