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Wilt
Friday night a group
hear the news,
ed the bulletin, and one in
the party lined it cut, at it wire.
the import the telegrams been
taken, the crowd moved to side
and begun and the
delay the message. Mr. II. C.
stepped up to the Hoard about
time, and his ear became at even
more than his eye. hit
the discussion he heard
you think Mr. M c Ki ,. .,
said one.
all said
knows at he is Ills
delay, It to he all
Mr.
I a
all de very
her
all
of
The
II,
v York Mail and
a Treasury balance
of which more than
is this beloved
is anything that
ll tans whether it be a a
i a or a Yes, air,
fade Sam is whatever may
hi . lie is well oil him.-. II and
poor
lo Sot It.
Pills
Cure Al
Liver ills.
A Strong; Fortification.
Fortify the body against disease
by Liver Pills, an
lute cure for sick headache,
sour stomach, malaria,
,. ,.
SEE THAT
in
of a
this city
lion W- J- writ-
ten a letter to a Democrat of thin
State Democratic
press to up in
of Senator etc, etc
We would to ate that
print. Until we do, we must be
pardoned that do
net credit Mr. Bryan any
such as thus -r,,,,. Pills are you have a rumbling sound or
If Mr . . ., when It it
If Mr Butler, fl I shall closed It the result, and
has any -i l ,. i unless the Inflammation can be
over hire be grateful the out and Ibis tube to its
I i I condition, will do-
brought them to my notice. I
North Carolinians feel a special
in the man who, as
Kin of Spain, is inviting; a
from Uncle as be
is to be a grandson of a
distinguished North Carolinian-
young man. therefore, com-
from fighting stock, may
expect a right lively little
for a Post.
BE
by Local applications, at they cannot
th diseased portion of the ear,
constipation, bilious- i There is only one way to care deafness,
i ii i i land
and all kindred troubles. is caused by an inflamed con-
lilt ,. this tube gels In-
I What Is It
It is a picture celebrated
FOUNTAIN PENS
Best in use. The outfit no businessman is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens.
You will be astonished when you see them
very cheap are.
Mr. judgment
In this
Wilmington Messenger expresses j
very clearly lb,, I I Dills
referring to mutter, the if I new lease of life, caused by which it nothing
, but an inflamed
A Wake
has made a dismal failure at a
miracle-worker. Ha arranged to
give bis an opportunity to
see walk on the water- To
this end be placed planks
two or three inches under water
in a pond, planks resting on
supports, which were not visible
A rode fellow removed a plank
and when the
struck this gap be
ducking.
forever; cases out often
the mucous
never,
But should you
Want Job Printing
Come to see us.-
Job Printing Office.
Anything from
Visiting O
The Daily Rel
ad
mired as William J. in
by fort Carolina bis
plea for press to bold
up Butler will not be heard,
lie does know
and trader, but the Democrats do
know him. and will neither trust
or spare him. He i both a
traitor as well a
enemy and HO
nerd not try bis persuasion
that direction. He does not
understand Hie situation-
Carolina Democrats will have no
part in the dicker. A straight
fight for Stats redemption
Democratic principles is the de-
of the loyal and i ii faith-
In hoc
It is an secret that Butler
his followers expect to hold
National Convention before
the Democrats do, and nominate
Mr. Bryan a Populist platform
Butler hoping to
mite. It is thought
popularity of Bryan the Dem-
party will that party
to nominate him, with his Pop-
associate in other words,
Butler's idea is to force tho Dem-
to adopt
ticket.
This is tho dish that Butler is
said to be scheming to set
king.
We would k w
that Mr. is a to any
plot, as we a large
majority of his sup-
porters There
some Democrat in this
very it is
belie will favor tho It
of these, no doubt, who re-
potted by Col. Olds to have
visited Governor Russell recent-
and tendered him tho
the ticket with Mr.
it is said,
if not pity-
upon those
patriots who could so ban
exhibit tho Mr.
side their but
ed that position to his friend
his eves in fine
rolling upon the seat now held
down as tho full
of bis own ambition-
Strange things surely being
done, by it mugs in
these days. How m crimes
will vet ho committed Mr.
name the Lord and the
U ii r only
tell Post.
. will give One Hundred Dollars
lit I Deafness by
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Old Dominion line
RIVER SERVICE
inters leave
for touching stall
far
Friday all A- M. at
leave Tarboro at o A. a.
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
A. M. same days.
These are subject to age
of water Tar River.
Connecting at with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and Bo-ton.
Shippers should order their
marked via Old
York.
Nor.
folk A Baltimore
from -Merchant; Miners
Boston.
SON, Agent,
S,,
J. Agent,
Send for free,.
r. . CO. Toledo, O
Sold by Druggist,
Family rills are the best.
Notice.
Having beau appointed qualified
as administrator of the late Adam
deceased, all are hereby
to present all claims the
estate of Jesse Adams for pay-
on or before th day of March,
or notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to the said estate are to make
immediate settlement. This the
day of Match,
T. C Attorney.
A detachment of engineers o
U. S army arrived at Ft
near Wilmington. Thurs-
day, mine bar and its
They will also go to
lay mines there.
Notice t Creditors.
duly before the
Court Clerk Put county as
of the estate of
Bell deceased, notice It here-
by given to all persons indebted to
estate to make immediate payment
to the undo and to all creditors
of said estate to present their claims,
properly authenticated, to the under-
signed, within months after the
date of this notice, or this notice will
be plead in bar their recovery.
the day of March
D. S. SPAIN,
Executor of the estate Sarah;. Bell
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
On Mag 2nd, 1893, before House door m the town
or Greenville, I mill sell the following tracts of land to
due thereon Ur the year 1897, compliance
Art of W. H.
Act. laws of m
Notice to Creditors.
I, C-. H. Mooring, trustee in I certain
deed In I rust executed to me on Tune
the 7th, 1897, by J. H. K.
M. A. trading
under the name of J.
A Sons, hereby notify creditors of
firm or creditors of either of the
member- of said Individually to
claims to the said trustee
or before the 43rd day of Audi,
1899, and rile the said claims with the
said trustee properly authenticated on
or before the said dale, If any
shall t to file said claim at above
stated this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any pat tho dividend or
from assets the
ass This notice is given by
order of court. This II, less.
M. trustee.
M. C.
BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP.
I E
Chat, for wife,
W II
Mark
Knight. W T
Stokes.
Fannie
Mb
We have t a
hearse line of C
and in wood, meta
lie and cloth ever brought
tr a
in alt
Personal attention given to
and bodies en-
trusted to will
mark of
Our prices man ever
do not want monopoly
can be found at any an i
time the John
Buggy Co's building.
BOB CO.
die
at tho
small price of cents a
month. Arc you a sub-
scriber It not you
to be.
he Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
Is only SI a year. I
contains the news every
week, and gives
to the farmers, es-
those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
Cooper. A
G W
Johnson, J
Keel. J S
O J
B C
Jackson Bros Lumber
John
Dawson,
Sarah J
Smith, I
Smith. Patrick
Taft, Mrs E A
Wilson, Frank
TOWNSHIP.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
CAROLINA TOWNSHIP.
HI
lit
TO
Notice of Dissolution.
The firm of Kicks A have this
day dissolved by consent, J, A.
Kicks and A. II Taft withdrawing
from the firm. H. Kicks and E. II.
will continue t Ii- business as
heretofore under firm name
Taft. All accounts duo the firm are to
be paid to said Kicks Taft who also
assume liabilities.
March, 7th, 1888. J. A. KICKS,
A. a.
W. H.
K. a. TAFT.
our friends and the public
generally fur their liberal In
the past we solicit a continuance the
in the future.
W. II. RICKS,
E. U. TAFT.
TOWNSHIP.
i r
COUNTRY
Xi w York city's Ruler flower
a little Ism than last year's
sum,
The Treasury Department has
Red hanker throughout the country
hut arc
A syndicate Ins purchased severs
canneries and will con-
the foreign American
frails.
The and crops
in Tennessee, Alabama
have been badly by
Bel tie
A. s
Hart, K E
Watt
Spier. J E
Slaughter, heirs
A A
Stocks,
Savage, Nettle
Tripp,
II
III
HO
to
HO
Bo
SALE FOR TAXES.
On Monday, Hay 2nd, the
door in I will tall i
following property taxis due
town for the year
Clark, Jr., one town lot, tax
11.78, cost 1.30, total
Clark, Interest in one town lot.
tax 11.25, cost total
J. J. one tax 18.57,
cost 81.30. total 17.87.
Noah, one town lot. tax 11.08
coat total
IT M., one town lot, tax
12.70, cost 11.31, total
Charlie, one town lot.
11.47, coat 11.77.
Town Tax
FALKLAND TOWNSHIP.
Cobb A J C,
Dupree, R
W C
Morgan, J V
Mayo, Mrs M R, heirs
Parker, Mrs
Mr- W A
Reaves. Mrs
Vines, C C
C C
V- T G
Joyner, Andrew
T K
Rasberry.
Rawls, s
Ellis, Drew and
too
In
1st
to
Goo
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Ho
To
TOWNSHIP.
Dealer la
all other
i . J . fa
and
. . I I re.
it . . . B
Farmers and March b t
year's will And It to their H
to our before
. i.-. Our stock
Its branches.
Flour, Sugar,
lowest market prices
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
as we buy from
A complete stock of
u hand and told at
the time. Our are all j
Mild therefore,
rite lo run We -mil at a i,,.
Cherry,
Congleton. Robert
Corey, W M
Daniel, Jordan
Dudley,
Dancy, J J
Daniel, J D and wife
Eaton,
Elks. J I,
Sylvester,
Fleming. Sylvester,
Greene H and wife
Hal ton. E N
Jenkins B J
James, Henry
Latham, Ed
larker, Mary
Rouse, M I
i a
Williams,
While,
a is
SI
Cart and obtained and all Pat-
Met.
cm in ,
Mull
or tat,
a Obtain
l U. S. and
lie. A.
or. o. c.
J C. CO
R. 0-
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
u.
Woolen.
Woolen,
s W
Cot , Jobs
A. agent t, D C
W I, F
Daniel.
J F
Harding A Harding
S V
May. Ida
Mary E
Smith, Kate II
TOWNSHIP.
CREEK TOWNSHIP.
So
If.
DEALER IN
SO
1200
If any host appear have W
th, m
N.
The Stock in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
produce.
Ill I lit
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WEEK
-FOB
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, APRIL
NO
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
Make A Untenable,
Myriads of winged bugs have
settled in Church all Saints,
lower rooms
able- They are unlike any other
household
resembling black ants in shape
and color, after lost
while wines, drop off
Boon after the
In v eat boles in the II
devour carpets and
broke up the Sunday school
last Sunday.
Rev- Dr. Edward
rector, says the insects first
their four years
to
give about the 1st of
April, and last until bot
weather in. Every year they
have until
they are
Insect powder a as tried some
time ago, but the bogs still in-
creased in Dumber. It was
ed to poor coal oil down the
cracks of floor at one time,
but this was given up, as had the
down no
could have been obtained. Money
is being raised for extensive
alterations to which
it is will exterminate
the Dispatch.
Food For Thought
legal fraternity as well as
people at large should
the report of crimes in
North Carolina for 1897. There
an increase in number of
second degree a very
large in a great
increase in forgeries, assaults
with intent to commit rape do
increase bot there were -9-u
rid, damning record there were
18-a horrid damning record-
we see rapes increasing
first year of the
reign of and corruption
Bow many rapists were banged.
The report shows Judge Lynch
failed to bang any, Of
attempted all escaped so
as the record shows. Two
were banged in 1807, one for
murder and one for burglary
This is only a glance at a very
few of It must impress
nil men of sense that something
should be done in North Carolina
more than dune to
crime and criminals. It
a very poor showing indeed-
It simply disgraceful lo any
people pretending or aspiring to
be classed as
Messenger.
Professional Cards
M. Bond. J. L. Fleming
A FLEMING,
Greenville. N. C
In all the courts.
swift Galloway,
H. t.
B. .
Greenville, N. C
CALI A TYSON,
Greenville, N. C
Practice in ill the
f FOR
Uncle Ham is ready to put
bis war but will tho
Spanish
i no
moos. Neither docs it allow
any to grow its f rot
Id the business a
an as
is lo lo .
started with
prospects. father left
him a
journal, but now
exploded
had
an awful last
Noll
were an
amateur play at bar and
Charlie as tho
her and began
ts so she
cried, then she saw her
mistake
He wan a clever ho
Had all his life.
Bat when be his skill at
homo
lie woke his wife.
Little writes to why
it that bis teacher sat
down on a bent pin couldn't
it u joke- Undoubtedly,
it was because be didn't see
point-
had n lust
crew I of society
people present, I
the
and
said the cheap barber,
fail victim, what I
of
replied
scholarly viewing himself
in the most
out of
I'll They stood agape;
you what's your rat-
The in h k man escape
T his biased house-clean
Mighty Anxious to
It is said that a former
lie and member of the Governor's
Guard of this fearing
military company might
off suddenly to Cuba and
has given up a good railroad
job at Durham and home-
lie wants to be on hand
company called Bo many
people are
application for admission
various military
be fears if he is not
here his place may declared
vacant and somebody else
his gun and
News k Observer.
tit. D. I.
1.1 K, K.
J. O.
Cobb A More.
D. h. II. Lone,
N. C. ml lo, ,
1.1. A
Attorneys at Law
In all h
W. II. W.
i.- . .
A i. KI Ml s
N. C.
wherever
SI.
On near Posit Only
Barber shop In town by
while
The Store that is
Full Bargains
In the Spring a fuller Crimson
Conies upon the Rooms bi east-
In the lady
Must have a Brand New
and arc fully prepared to meet
tho demands of the most
A look through our of
Spring and
Summer
Dress Goods
will convince tho most skeptical that we are
better than ever to serve you.
Spring Woolen Dress Goods, Organ-
dies in plain white and colors, Swing,
Mulls, Beautiful Bilks, Percales, Dim-
India Linen, Embroidery
Linen, Draperies, Curtain
Goods, Tapestry, Table Covers, Rugs,
Art Squares, Laces,
Jeweled Belts and other new things
Fa n Ribbons and striped,
, Oxford Tics and numerous
other things abound a profusion
of Beautiful Styles, Delicate col-
and low prices.
Come to sec us, will be glad to show you
through our store.
Our line of
Furniture
is beautiful to sec.
f.
The annual report of the
Auditor, for the
November 1397,
shows the total
the taxable properly of the
for the year. r
the are or
North Carolinians not the
universal paupers Hint some of
the politicians
are represents them to the
to Tho truth is that
two hundred
million of property
is a deal, and the
increases its wealth lo the amount
of a million and a half dollars
in a year is nut getting along so
very badly. Id it is
for itself pretty fast,
the intervention tho
United Slates government-
figures very damaging to the
prospects of that class
holders i
only reliance is upon the
tent of the people, who must bu
sept that they
Tho
figures must be explained away.
Observer.
BAKER
rs
Hardware,
Tinware,
Implements,
Spokes, Hubs, Building Paints
Oils and Stoves
Fair Dealings and Honest Goods, at Rock
Spaniard no
well not to go war
the it
it to lie a our
Tho 1.-, . the
and are expo
in wan In the
place Latins is a
i-.
During lbs last hundred years
Spain baa in
for sixty and then
fa experience. Her marines
in. ii fix m her m
and are
a- vi II ii . i.
can ; id i ii idea the-
with which
by recalling the
history of naval
i.
No more determination t y
The Peru-
prefatory expedition
for was
returning home lo and repair
under Admiral Gran.
On the be sighted
a continuing two
d a vain at-
to escape them
for with
was killed conning
a who
was slain and the lieutenant
who followed shot down by
a a ship
Which lay alongside- Tho cam-
ago and slaughter
the law remaining
a boarding party until
and then it wan die
covered that chief r
the had Ins
ship, though tho
to cave it This was tins
famous of o war.
but a previous one- alien
ship was tank w
by
with
Over half to drowning
than Three
probably fought no r
than will
There be no the
the war Spain, -i
it is sell not tube taut I
tho In this straggle bet n
Peru was
perhaps decided by
decoyed water
by u
while Admiral winning
a victory With Qua-
cur. may give the
tho advantage in tho first
thou our
may
in tho lame condition
tho
tho first Dull It s
better to be for tempo
lure
ultimate We bate the
armed
be War.
pie who arc now
recall the history of I
the one of sea
bu c a k
who and
by ii. who were i- i
The i will suggest i II
n i v- and
who h on y i.
to trade n of
V. IV I
of the war bet we n Slates,
while i IT- t n
was pi It will
i the event of
Tl men whose
i I. m m y
lies, will increase their
while all other alas i
will Bud themselves tho c
off. We cannot imagine
of the Booth in i
tit ibis t fr a
material m should
to we war. exp
third, ff our cotton and
at exports an
immense amount of broad
and
in wait the for
Am n
with trade
Already cotton
in I cotton
with whom they have
standing order, to
rates on sea-going
have been 1- We
have said n for there
to i no our bell if
r-l t now, that i
Inter mere ma r
and cents, are worthy
r e. alien -I
.; lb i no
t iv
to Whip says
What's with
There isn't enough of a
in lo make an American
inventor
the l
They
shoot. II v Ii a i-l
En i
we n have little
I ii h tier.
the ill
they'd all go
they wouldn't know were
doing. I'll ten they'd
boo . a . I
. killing Am ii all tho
time.
ought to wallop Spain
an i Unit I know
what we're waiting for-
are not i
with. Nobody wants to
with a fool-
easy -Slaw York
roads
in
is proper
r for H i d. of
war.
II t i ale it if. y
not popular sung f For instance,
stood in
reminds me of a yellow journal
war the
u tho
face f
fatS tire
death on Mike
come
old a
. i r
Seoul
in-- S are moving upon
.- in i
Ami lie
excite so.
Sit let me you
in i or Don't Worry S
Mrs. distinctly
ti reporter at bail net
to mention I told
my
mind, and was
r public to Mr
Way
in . i. t
flimsy
A it mi tiny
e i I'll,
. rock s h at.
A Love and a
t iv
. a lb
Bottom Prices.
MAIN STREET,
N.
Tho patriots
oil to turn i penny u l
of I'm ts I hell
mo vary much in evidence
then troubled tin . I
soul to tho for
as a
turns nut to been art
of tho
which was bought by
late for and pail
y ii built ill a coat of
New and
Hook recently
offered the bi New
York to tho a I t
resolutions demand
ad tor
had them than
Unit In , , . i,.
merely preliminary rumples
of i g it
in expected begin on a
if
war.
Philadelphia
A i
ml in Morning last w k.
V i t n
ii her house from s t
until I
looks of and of her
hon and I i Tl had
in ;. to slay r- r
went away, how
r, tolling love he
old be i u i. In a I
I hey would married f
the e
old Spain the Explosives.
April J. I It.
I . . i, u
II I . I i;
I III II II
n- ti. i i i
en gut i n n
; i Spain in Arm i i. i
I, he
ll i Kph .
II I I- kill I lull
II . I ., i ,,. ,, y
I v. old not be surprised if
l- it- were lots of nice
the market bore by the
b week it a Now
i grow melons to any also they
desire, Ly the
of melons to it vice-
They pull off all buds except
two or three, and they get
fin two r bin
than they could for a
ones.
of tho vine into
two three they a
that will any amount
visited a
farm lest week which
shipped over of
North last season. It is
acres in extent, I know of a
there where over
of
ii these probably will
I. for
eaten in that
are on tho farms.
s i is lo reduce coat of trans-
us as possible,
there are railroad tracks laid
up tho hums.
ton -m melons two days and
a half from time . mi
from tho
The and usually con-
Army Navy
lei. i to the of
tho Maine as
gigantic
and i that ti shelve It would
in- i ;,, ling any
., p a to S mi It or
folly.
i in.
tic in The sets forth
at i the
prevailing opinion military
and inn tho over
. i. ii i
the keynote of most of
the calls to to which
public has lout an attentive oar.
rd.
mi I bit sit i p,
ll. it ,; .
in. i. en,. i a ii., th, i
bill
statements In
pi both I In a o I tho
how
the tho law will bud
Int , i i have
made or
Such a law not trouble
business mm
for they do no advertise all
Neck
ii-

REFLECTOR
Greenville, N. C.
J, tab
t office it
N. a nu- r.
1808
THE
it
By Telegraph to
C,
had in Senate
the House resolutions
the passage
the S
Senator spoke in favor
and said the
tit mi weak and puerile.
S. r Hoar in a
the President's p
he will push
lb. I I A session
of the S, lute is being talked to bring
ft i . . mils.
The Resolution.
Quite a nu people are
what is the resolution the
majority that was d by
and whit it signifies. A.
embraced in the Presidents
the clause giving him power to act is
as ,
ask Congress to and
empower the President to t neat-
to secure a lull final let to Reflector,
hostilities the govern. Washington. April govern-
or Spain and the peopled , this morning the
ard to secure in d one tor the use cl
of a stable govern v cavalry in war.
maintaining order an d observing
its international o
This eM amended by the
to II follow
and was adopted as am i J
President is authorized,
el and empowered to at once
to restore peace on the island Cuba
and secure to the people then el; firm,
stable and el
the their own ant t
army and naval cl
United States to
As to what this
signifies, Col. Harry Skinner
and the United As.
Profs
equivalent to a declaration el war.
Arrival the Twenty-fifth
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Chattanooga, Tenn., April
here
day. Toll is the first go
in camp.
For More Vessels
to Reflector.
N w York, April govern-
is negotiating ibis morning for the
i the Paris
New York.
It that the the
United States must intervene at Once
mine; the army and naval Coral
as necessary, to restore
and secure the people a
and
Spain the
island or light Dulled Slab
fighting in Santa Clara
By i to
the
of hostilities reports
have reached hire that several
mi.-. have occurred in Santa Clara.
Will Force n Vote.
By Telegraph Reflector.
Washington, April
ling in the Small is that the Senate
will all unless a
i t for taking a vote. The
vote
Si i a. r Hoar i speaking.
making
Ron because of n
between Governor
Chairman e
Railroad
tendered his resignation.
Governor did not act on i
once so later II
rote him a letter withdrawing
the tender. The Governor replied
that he hid not finished
the matter so would
resignation to be with-
drawn. A days more and
Governor wrote Caldwell that the Senate
was and the D, ., to Realtor,
vacant, whereupon Caldwell D. C. April
-Minister Recalled
l I graph
Washington, April
here has recall-
d the here
will look alter literati,
in
By i able lo
April is hi
The note conclude by declaring that
Spain has exhausted every moans of
the two
and all low loll
Spain to is to prepare tor war and
tight the maintenance of her rights
and honor.
Concentrating Army.
B y Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington. April
have teen completed for
the army at Chattanooga
ft
has
ordered to the Atlantic and
Troops ordered to direct to
New and
Says He Mine-.
By to Reflector.
IV C. April
is said that C. A. of
o acknowledged that laid the
mines in Havana harbor blew up
Maine, is BOW on his way lo
t baton the authorities.
wrote the Governor he was
groins to bold on the and
had no right to
the vacant.
been given a continuous so--
i the Senate, being
lime ct adjourning h t
Nu will now be
o n until ft vote is
Senator opened the debate
id He said the lire the Maine
hi . he avenged.
r. Plait introduced a
the New York editorial
the and then
in the
N. C, Apr., 1898
Miss Hardy is
lives in
Min Nannie
Winterville Wednesday.
Our town is soon to
connection with Greenville Lu
Mr. and Mil. W. A. and
Robt. Coward spent Saturday in fin en.
ville.
Mrs.
Arthur went lo lo
visit
Rev. Mr. Holden of this circuit
Rev. Mr. in a
at Kinston.
comes lo us this morning of
a cutting just east of here y
day. No one seriously Injured.
Mr. and Mrs.
hard spending some with
Greenville.
The trustees of our have boon
very fortunate in N. Al
Watson to deliver the annual
May
II. F. Sugg, i. If
s, and A A.
our town Thursday in route to Ho. h-
, r i in lo attend a the
Lodge.
Messrs, W.
Ormond and Co,
ard attended the nulling the Mason
at
At meeting, understand
More
By Ti h graph to Reflector.
Newport, R. I., April
torpedo boat destroyer
ail d during lost under sealed
destination unknown.
PLYMOUTH IX ASHES
Visited a
About
Special to
N. C, April lo
town was d by a dollar
tire night. It originated in the
r . I the stole F. M.
Bunch, the cause unknown. The in-
is about
The following are the loss,
F. M. Bunch, store and Hook, some
insurance.
W. store, warehouse,
and stock, partly insured.
i Bros., insured.
Drug Co., Insured
W. store, insured.
Bowen, stock, some in-
Market
Mrs. II. Norman,
wharf,
Bros., three gs,
and insured.
I. P. freight in
England U With u
By Cable to
London, April today
the Powers that it they- make
any attempt to coerce the Slate,
the would and be with
he States.
Delivering
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Now York, lit Tugs are very
busy here today hurrying i
to the
Spain Gathering Forces.
By Cable to
April is today
g lier in
ration tor All able bodied Span-
in countries have been or-
lo home
LETTER.
Two Ships Sail.
By lo
April lie Si.
L this morning New
York on regain The Now York
this
Spanish Recalled.
By to
. Fla., April
Spanish Consul line today received
orders to return
Army Ready to Hove
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, D. C. April
say today that the entire army
be South by Monday.
COTTON
Fro Con
Spain She Will Fight
II
Madrid, April Spanish
Ibis addressed a
note to the Powers reviewing the
denies lint Spain is any
way of
the Maine, lays ail the world
knot I who is responsible
the Slates
of rebel in Cuba,
and I trouble n
Trot. It the ale
hut of nil
whose was
Spain claims to
port her contention by
two figured pron which proves bad bilk on the
If. part United
No Vote Yet
By Telegraph to
D. C, April
Senate has spent another in debate
on cl the Foreign Re-
Committee, The body ad-
but night to meet again at
this morning, the
being that lour today divided
among three Senators who lo
I a peace, the remainder the
day lo be divided in fifteen
those who lo
thorns, on
When the Senate met this morning
that a
vote would b today.
are being made by the lenders of boll,
the House ind Senate to have n joint
tonight to agree upon the
vole in the may
be
Senator Cannon opened debate
this morning, and in his charged
the with being vacillating and
without policy. He strongly a
the recognition the Cuban govern-
Lee Conferring With Official
By to Reflector.
D. C , Con-
General had a
President, General Miles and
Secretary Alger plant
tore Havana, and other t-
matter.
Cannon, alter an in-
with the President, said two
hundred million dollars would he used
next week in war preparation.
Sen-tor Wellington, Maryland,
livered an impassioned
favoring and praising the
and sincerity Spain.
United State Guarded
By to Reflector.
Cadiz, April have been
placed around the the United
Stales Minister at St.
Spanish war ships have been sighted Rib
May
frequently our opinion
the prospects, a lo the ruling price
cotton the coming season, we give
it according to our best information,
is hut reasonable lo suppose
in MM of war there will a temporary
And the present threatening
i-pie's have certainly caused a
in the market. The protracted
is causing both exporters
and mill men to be very cautious in
buying.
whet line business net
offered in this way
cotton has not varied cl a
cent hi three months.
It has ranged very steadily under
the most strained and exciting foreign
relations which seems to us a good
c no n. In March big
On good cotton sold in Greenville
cents. September that year
o cents. The average range through
the season about cents.
In March of ibis year it brought u
cent more. The visible supply
is hall a bales less
in March,
Owing to the unsettled conditions at
Washington, both spinners ex-
porter have bought only hand to
mouth, until are short.
They still hope lo, if war comes
in oil the drop ; but it is
cone lied war or no war, a
advance is pending no Very distant
day, r the waiting policy ibis
continues or not.
Colton, we think, in case war
Spain, would be least fleeted
any our stable commodities, as our
cotton trade is with England, carried on
which the combined
powers the earth not molest.
It is also worthy note the
pro of mill in
are the wholesome that
have b-en within last
years. Therefore, we can see no r
why our should the
old-stand-by other more
crops that be equally exposed
to
And Southern crops i
King.
in presence all the
we are lo
coals here. Below give the
New York market as
Co.
oar
April
General
S.
p in How does
If Mr. carries
out promise to act promptly
joint
Congress demanding Spain
get of and
the President to employ the en-
tire land and naval forces of lie
U- and as of the
of the several Slates as may be
needed to demand-
ant political jealousy not
prevent, it is that Fit
Lee's official title will road
like that before ho is many
days older. He told Mr
that ho wishes to go
back to not as Consul
General, bat as a part of army
sent then to drive the Spaniards
his knowledge of the is-
land and its would
him an ideal commander of the
army of occupation which it will
be for the S-. to
already
been aroused in some quarter by
enthusiastic
welcome Gen- Lee. and it
may grow sufficiently powerful
to prevent his getting a military
that he accept.
He is positive that the Maine was
blown up by Spanish officials and
be has not hesitated say so.
His taken no
most entirely since he in
Washington in
either to or
branch of the
and his popularity is graving all
the time, but bis head isn't
swelled.
Most of He Democrats and
Populists in Congress sought to
incorporate a recognition of the
independence of the republic of
Cuba in that forcible intervention
joint resolution, but the most
they do to put them-
selves on record by Supporting a
providing t
reported minority
Foreign which was
beaten by a vote of to
The majority adopted Mr.
consequently the
resolution that was adopted with
only opposing votes in the
House declares people of
Cuba to be independent,
and the government of the
republic of Cub which has con-
ducted for I years a
war against However,
as the resolution is as certain to
bring war with Spain as nu
actual declaration of war, nil
parties in Congress will now join
in to fight the war to a
and successful conclusion
and in getting revenge upon
Spain for her treacherous
of the when
is thoroughly licked will
be time to
phases f the matter.
W. J. Bryan pad ii g
to this week,
in order to fill the role of
of at the big
birthday given t
the auspices of the National
of Clubs. He
responded to the toast,
and speech was
good sound Jefferson Democracy
from start lo including his
to and approval of tho
nurse has hem followed
the and in
Congress Cuban
I Ho has gone to Now
where he will several
after when he
Hartman of Montana,
about three ago
laid derisively of that
one of them wanted to
s with Berkshire hoes In
order that hog have
a hundred to cross
the bee on the lightning
so that work at
night, and still another was trying
in order to make good prom-
the amount of
food, to breed the with
the Berkshire hog in order to
honored to each
I want to call attention to
tho fact that went direct to the
master of the party
and with him, and one
of the was that Gen. J. 8-
rode State
to cross the with the Ohio, in the interest of the
strawberry, so rs to have straw- patty, in a private oar, paid
berries and en the at Mark Hanoi
plant. Mr. said that succeeded
words were used by him in not only to hi of the idea of
J. whoso breeding the honey bee with the
lightning bug, so
be used at night, but the
breeding of the strawberry plant
with the milkweed, so that the
republican party have straw-
berries and cream tho rest of
their v
wild ideas were afterwards
down by the populist National
Convention, of whom he
tho of tho re-
publican convention of be
discovered that that party was
endeavoring to make bimetallic
and gold standard
bloom on the same
might very easily conclude that
strawberries be bud led on
the mild weed, and thereby raise Ante.
and cream en the lean,
same But it also
found a great d Ml of t
work of tho republicans was done
time, ho
ally concluded that they
need of the
Mass.
bug; and he
the republican party want,
J L. SUGG
Easy to Take
to Operate
Al lo Id
As mu
Hood's
GREENVILLE, N. C
Represents Only Class
in the Life Insurance Company, H. j.,
This Company offers the following advantages not the
other
Large be
or applied the purchase of paid up participating payable with th
Policy.
Equitable Values which arc the Policy, u
can stop paying Premiums without
A Liberal Surrender Value.
Extended Insurance In the lull amount of the for is long n
of the Policy will pay for at low term rates.
A Paid iii Policy for a reduced amount.
Cash Loans arc mads up to die Cash Surrender Talus when a
assignment of the Policy Is made as collateral security.
If Insured forgets to pay a Premium on the II duo, bis
continued in force by the Company without action part.
arc Incontestable Second Tear.
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, lats
------and celebrated-----
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
Call and sec are invited to inspect
my stock and lean; the low
S. T. WHITE.
sold ii. Greenville,
Hay July fill August. 6.13
Steady.
CHICAGO.
Opening. Noon. C lone
May
OW
PR-
of
a more he
FROM FOOT TO KNEE
Ohio Woman Great Agony
From Story of
tho and Cure.
I was afflicted with a
tag, h It broke out
Id a MM Mad spread from my loot to my
knee. It would
urn n. nil and discharge
ft great deal. My with
the of I tried ft great
many kinda of but would
MM I could hardly
tho pain. I could nut go near the
lira without
me . . of
by and I told
my I would like to try thin med-
Me imp a and found It
helped nu-. I Li nil It until my
limb i.- . i I
praise H for
great lit It MM to me. It
i H d f all -i and
It rich and Anna i .
Ohio.
You can buy of all
to only .
u family
Pills
We are now taking orders for
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tor v.
We do all kinds of
repaired promptly.
S E PENDER CO
GREENVILLE. N. C.
IN----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES
GREENVILLE,
kept
Land. Country produce
and sold. A trial will
J. R.
-mum
AND COLLARS
A General Horse
Millinery.
nice line
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
Brown,
to see
mer
Shoes Shoes
OUR STOCK
Spring-Clothing,
i,
if
Furnishing
is complete. The styles and
patterns are the newest and
neatest on the m at
can give you good Suit
of Clothes for men and boys
for a very little money. If
you want newest and nob
thing on the market
come and see us. We have
some Special Good Bargains
to give you it you only will
call and get them. In
Tailor-Made Suits
we have them you at prices to suit.
Frank Wilson.
REFLECTOR
It looks like now.
Turn to you
want the
the f to hive a
The rain night
Irish mover it lulled.
look n move back up today,
and wheat it getting cut light.
Victor Italian band is
lo tin of lover music
an unlucky number
did the war work
the Ml,.
Greenville in
Wednesday night In u The
bulk-lined the war news.
We hope Sim wont
worse than Spanish
in f in their
Our dispatches lay the govern-
hat contracted Tor a
male. Now there will be many
plication M.
drivers.
hat
a p n in
lo
large remains
injured in v untie.
Ola Forbes he It Ruing to ask
Uncle Sam for a rapid gun to
mount on the low boat, and
will go down to protect creek
from invasion.
Some of are about
Hope Fire Company lo be ex-
military duty. The lire lad.
din don't want any in their
rink.
Colored a swell
here morning, bride being of
Greenville cf
ton. There a large crowd of col-
the depot to see
couple go away.
The old cannon a
gain Thursday
was very dull in the
ins at the depot last night.
Tho showers nuke
like April if the weather not to
cold.
A force of men are at
old near
fort.
The are alter Herbert While
about a company, but
would not give him away.
Willie had n number
little with her I birthday par-
this the her
lather, W. II.
The Kinston Free which a
few ago a daily
edition, has changed to an
afternoon paper. This was the
ail daily was firs t
The Roman of old hardly
ever had more notable triumph, do .
its pomp glitter,
limn on Ids
Havana to Washington. It
n spontaneous outburst
therm its
.-A i I ,
hat given us pretty
S. Ill,
Cotton gone lumping up today.
Victor band this morn-
Harry says
war is bound to come and tint will
be a big one.
brought Till
It ii like a jug.
Cot
like every crop, needs
nourishment.
A fertilizer containing
gen, phosphoric acid, and not
less than of actual
Potash
FALL IN.
And Name When
Called
O. Kinston
morning.
Mr-. W. II Smith a
day.
J. Mo-., cl mu in
town
Dr. w. k. Warren, as
in own
W. D.
last lure.
J. A
evening u trip to Weldon.
Mis. A. II.
veiling n visit Bo. y
Mount.
. S. r, cl r--, cam in
II. is trying i
hide war.
Haggle
ii visit
kin M. A,
A. H. Tali
vi nine in r W b I
been after a m w l
Mis Nannie l
arrived arcing to
Mr. W G.
II. Farrow, who
hat tho of
tin. st n the State, taken a
with the Join.
y Co.
John Ii. Gray, rt
last lure and retained borne
this Ho the and
lite train was minutes late, rather
numbers tor to a
girl on.
Bar. A. and family, of
Kinston, Were on tie train this
going New York, Iron which
they will to
one
K; i here and has
of in wish
bin and a
the and in the
old country,
J. D Cherry, Jr., went to
ton
G. K. off came
in the morning train.
A,. returned
day evening Tarboro.
W. A. Oxford, who bus
bis here, returned
home today.
J. F. Leggett hit morning tor
Wilmington.
M. returned
Friday evening.
S. Clark, of is spend-
it g a days here.
lira. Allen came home
evening Wilson.
Mrs. K. K. Sugg went to
ton to visit her son.
Mrs. Oil
g a to
II, It. this
his in
Be, J. It. Morton, Tarboro,
down Friday evening.
J. II. of
here today en legal business.
I It. r. wile returned
day evening a visit to Tarboro.
Harry n-rived
Friday Iron Washing-
ton.
Judge G. II. Brown, of Washington.
here today. He is ha well
as ever.
of Hill, who
a representative the Keely
at Greensboro, spent today here.
W, h. Career morning
home in there
was too news in
tor Mm.
Hubert Lei wile and
Annie Wilson, are visit-
of T.
W. T.
A Narrow Escape.
Mr. an at Mr
weal i C. T. Rind
he the hell.
fell
ii- him. . Mr.
no injury, although it was a
Tie
aide
News.
Tl,
i .
lie
The Boned in
in raw day ago, elected
to
which
mean in Norfolk in May.
to the
organ's in the Hey. A.
W of
as delegates
registration books the town
election be open m different
It is -t on
w; can f r the
election and your none i not n the
it should be II you
Want to
election h of t r
to feel
J- i
of p n Hi
iv
. i rt
bang
The lute Ur. Ii. I. of
Wan lath I -i
Bat Mel Orphanage
a lid .
broke . ,
another waller egg u i.-.
sin and ail.
broil x-
Pr ti.- n i, m, has b en
as road i Atlantic
A Carolina rail a t
-I
it I i . i I
mad hart, lion of t
nil to i S n. ;
I ft laid
and In I., r I
y. i
n i ;
ordered i I I
near buoy No. I. u I
w red
made i ; of
ab fr m
aide.
had . v,
I . v . ; hi Ii
Spain
was .
d. in hi i i i hi the
Service i t h
in Havens I u h.
ii i rid Go to
t Lo
tut ii
i s are h i
into
i ;. I, whore
i I am by
to i-f and any,
I of
II not go to York, but to
. and from th re to
where hoped t- the
Crandall the
i- n be fired either from
the yard.
It have impossible, be
my, I Spanish
r Ii BO one but
id hit km w where
r where
w . I .
ill r
t-, ax am the ii
i i Hi, a, American.
id-red to lb.
Iron
; , he win
in I I i . . . .
. i i i i will
in ilia.
Mai .
ii up
A ii ii i ii i word .
ire mad into pull . . . , ,
for ii. l . ii,.
,, ,, i r. . .
n i i n
. I. X, .
m. hi ,,. i , , .
ill in i a l.
I. I t S
COIl-
hi .
Ob-
n -i r mi.
M mi l
, ii , i ii i i
. J i-i. Mi
l . . lie hold only as
t I v.
r I . in
i I .
Ta
Th s . i-. I
home
II. A. Alter h
very
nu
19.59.
y all h nice t
mill bad a lime.
will increase the crop I
prove the land.
loll
re fie
KALI
ii I ii, n
a day goes by
lo The
we room ninny more.
kt war you In
lo keep an eye on
o common Hi Mt
son it due lo blood
I i
iii
Court idler or.
lull ii. 1.- hi. it .
1.1 This county will hive DO
court until September.
The Hit Don That
tie of
Attorney to p.
pan that be t nor
beat were
Nut Approved
r i- mu i . . I
dip i one i
ill . , j ,; . . A . . .;
II II .-I A
no hi I t Jud e
u. day i. I q
lo i. out
Tins n bill coil
r a hundred dollar on
while the fuller Bum
hired turn . ,
be mt.
Is More Important to You
Than the President's.
. .
Not War but Peace. We Peace for
You by Saying your Dollars.
oilier Special C -t will
c ii i i
i i thrown lam
lot
r i i
New S
o much war talk
driven ideal Iron any win
cord with the In have been inclined that w ;
N. ii ii hereby conceded
judging the and
the Bernard in
Iron h's ho u right,
neither took part in
nor were their accord
with movement.
As to an on
and arresting mentioned,
this is and
which Statement, however, is
accord with the and
of tho author of mentioned
the ii ii. marriage
line the , .
taken into e . . i j
only lie i.- which
n colored couple.
Ham who Laid Mine
Clothing
on our Coot i. i
lake i our pick of Ken first
Remember all other goods are also
included in this special cost sale.
C T MUM Next Door to the
W. I Greenville.
Mark what we say
article, it is a
the Lit that
Man Smith.
Needs Your Patronage.
The
been giving people of this etc-
lion from the war a
Jay in any other
In Other news been
print day it To
It us
and much ban. work. While the pat-
the paper did nut the
heavy expense the
w- wanted to give our patrons the
news believe limy will help us to
lo o. Many m w subscribers have
been but nut U many as a-e
needed. The people out. help with
their living -u
their ADd
Job and a word
to in the The
to Tie
m patronage i. gets the r
it can give.
Look Cut
On April
benefit the I will
Male fin the name
A. who
as n organ i- going
the at and
boarding and leaving without
paying hi hill. He la a
KM Very Hi; let I a
boarding house in owing
left in
Upon leaving here he that he
was to your town, Greenville
I am sure It fit
t have him exposed.
He is h very small man, not over j
black wean
.-1
M.
Hill.
I -r j
Two
Mr. of i
while in town today dropped i
chat with Tot He
the are
two One is that
I hi re ha not been trough in
the this Spring tor boats o gel
Ii 11.11 with their a d
the AN thinking will
to pet along with
the scarcity hollow Mu i, s
in the iv, so many
the war that mete it them an
socking hollows lo hide in
arc logs to go around.
The i Hi
printed a
the Secret S r-
vie in n, A. ill, II ;
Km-1 u I by
acting under the person. J-
of the
II
the
is nu in u-
and baa b navy.
Ho Lima, i he
when he receive an or-t
Gen. at,
I. Castillo, o Havana and ;
mine harbor.
lie was tree
to Cuba, mid at once lo
harbor work, end the laying
plans tor torpedo mine
lie be, an wort in the spring
and did the
Bight.
II Italian labor-1
and two l
i cautious,
would n i all w work,
to i d on I
i- .,
in and i. n give our of it. We
in Town.
were laid.
Ml II
r I YES m make it; talk for us
, by buying at inside prices, and we
of it. We
We buy our
Social
To be entertaining
when one ought to
asleep. To eat sweets
when the
craves the
simplest food or none
at To laugh
when one
Cry. All this and
much
society de-
lowers.
want to do business with you.
right and sell them right treat you
N.
II PI
JOHN KELLY'S
Is it any
Wonder
that
break
down f
h. i The
bing rains in
and loins.
The blues. All
la de
of the
delicate female or-
and most
lie overcome at
Remove the
nature.
Female
Is the remedy for the weaknesses
and Irregularities peculiar to
Regulator is not B
of mythical origin, bate stand-
remedy In accordance
with scientific principles from approved
vegetable
is by physicians who
haw ii. and has been In sue-
i a quarter of i century. U
a sold it one dollar
for mailed
free upon application.
Out Mr. U- i- k I I Is
i i. ii and
. i- In i i ow
our oil n.
have the lest II I
. i
V. ; a ti III
. .
v. p h
i lull lino Mm mil
i i a l
I till-

A rood man like a good
works keeps both band
employed, strike at tho n.
time, gives every moment its true
value, has an open face always
peaks the
The transportation companies
are making It easy for people
who have money to pay their
fare, to get to Alaska. There
will be forty-five
from North Pacific ports
summer, with a total capacity of
carrying passengers a
month, and tons of freight.
It very wall for the
people of the United
a watchful upon the
patriot who are most insistent
war. For many
of persons immediate war j
would be a very convenient
shield immediate
ties their own which they may
c to settle with betrayed
It as John-
son, we believe, who observed
that patriotism is sometimes the
hist refuge of a
Philadelphia Record
WM SEE THAT
What Is It
Work
the young and
u word of o;. when
you can. You would leave
in your window
boxes without water, nor refuse
to open the shutters that the
mi.-lit fall upon
but you would leave some human
tO suffer from of
appreciation of the sunlight of
There area few
hardy that can struggle
along on stony
can wait for the dews and sun-
vinos that can climb
without training; hut
a few- Utter the kind word when
you it i-
The thought that one
and no one blights many
a bud of promise- Be it tho
young artist at his easel, the
young preacher in his pulpit, the
workman at is bench, the
at his mathematical problems, or
your girl at tho piano, give
what praise you can-
It is a picture celebrated
FOUNTAIN PENS
Bast in use; The outfit no business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment these Fountain
also a beautiful line of Handle Gold Pens,
You will be astonished when you see them and
earn how cheap are.
Mrs Green's recent
denunciation of of her law-
on the ground that lug fee
had mm exorbitant calls to
the fact she has employed
more lawyers than
woman in the United and
that none of them has ever been
arc never
been pushed fast enough to suit
her-
never,
But should you
Want Job Printing-
Come to see us.-
Reflector Job Printing Office.
Anything from ;
The Daily
Gives the home now
afternoon at the
price of cents a
month. Are you a Sub-
scriber It not you
lo be.
Jill
it if
The Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.;
is only a year. I
contains tho news every
week, and gives
to the farmers, es-
I those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
IN PICTURES AND PRINT.
or Author Artist
The artist author has
that he with to tell, and to do this
he has at in- command two modes
of expression. of I
supplies the
the other. Wham the
the way of words he
can imagine i his with hi
pencil. When it fails, words can
supply its in and so he can
ant his idea the world i
tremendous
It seems if Le
than one else fur that
f what in means. He
has lived and moved with his char-
He eaten drunk,
and wakened with then, and
to to no one else they are
visible personalities. Bat let him
describe them, however minutely
nit w in not
impressed on the lined of
render y would I e if he saw
them inn picture, or, if the reader
enough to
those rs with n is
probably at ail what they were
really meant to be.
BOW int listing it
would have I. en if like Blake,
had been aide to imagine out tome
of those arrange visions that rilled
his brain n t only In words, hut in
actual lines u well, or if Cervantes
hail left us some idea of how Don
Quixote and hie Spanish real-
looked, however roughly drawn
they might
It is r the Byzantine em-
that the earliest
cf modern Europe were produced,
and they exist in great
of surprising r. A timid
may indeed he ventured
that the Byzantine
careful of calligraphy than of
their That may true,
and it may t remain true that the
had a splendid cal-
of tin
notion of how lo adorn their pages.
The Irish mi of the sixth and
seventh juries, ii.- English
of tin ninth oratory and the,
French of a somewhat later time
were the fellows for
taring. Tin splendid manuscript
which la called by King
and which lies the British
museum contains lettering winch
is so beautiful in its strange
cation of Hi- classical Roman r
that even the splendid
work of later
it. Every one knows t
character of the twelfth
and thirteenth i
u character which the tier
man has preserved for
our sins and to punish the eyes Of
those who would fain study I
thoroughly, but few know
the character, the
lettering founded on the an
forms, which was
in the north and in the south, alike
in Lombardy. France, and In
England, down to a time at least tin
late the year any In-
of a tenth century
script, northern or southern, and
m i DOW Ii more is the
writing than are lbs figures of men
and animals which are supposed to
adorn it The Ignorance In
drawing these visible is
great, and tin of any power
over their is really ugly
offensive, but power of
form, of making o totter Into
beautiful i, is, at
as t i be quite i
of people like WOO
the ii design.
Judges Decision
The verdicts of Juries are
j and the
are about a so.
Because a judge of the superior
decides the law to be a
certain way is do conclusive
son why it is so, tor our superior
judges are overruled by the
Supreme almost as often
as they are affirmed. Appeals to
the
taken from findings of fact
a jury, but only rulings of
, fie judge upon points of law.
It is therefore more
that the jury should reader a
than for a judge to
render a decision, as the
latter be appealed
In the volume of our
Court Ki ports find the
decisions of our Superior court
judges affirmed and overruled as
Affirmed-
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMERS.
Alice.
Brown,
Bryan.
Coble,
Green,
l; u .
Overruled
We have received a
and nicest line
fins and in wood, metal-
and ever
Greenville
We ate t lo ex
all its forms.
Personal attention given to
ducting and bodies en-
treated to our care will;
every mark of respect
Our prices are tower man ever
Ye do not want mo I t
competition.
can be found it any and
times the John Flanagan
building-
BOB C J.
The Ii.-ult To
It to have the
attention of many that tho Amer-
at
ad, and by too, its Span
representative, as if be had
been a boot black or beggar.
The New Orleans Times Dem-
with point and
to the representative
of a nation in of peace is an
insult to that nation, and is so
and Great has
never wavered in its policy of
apology
reparation. are at peace
with Spain- war yet exists
between the two countries, and
American consuls in
are entitled to every protection
from insult; and yet. their
departure they were greeted with
the grossest in dignities,
at them, were hurled
at tho United
After Chill incident, people
of the South American
learned how they could with
goto almost insulting
length with citizens of
but it w is reserved for Spain in
Cuba officially to spit face
this which it now goes
further oven than Do Lome to
insult flagrantly and openly.
News Observer.
Accidents Will Happen
An daring
i Is
a rural
bride, looking picture
Hood under lie- swinging
i Bi did groom. The
over six l-et inn, sad in
bowing bu to lbs
be lilted
which a
Ian p. of which
the and the
h coat. To say
the until not do
to his Bin lie
II, in d led the bride lo
Iron i was
the slurs
II e minister sent in a hill bit
Coat, lbs groom swears be
pay it.
It ii be
North and South are united.
England is with us, and our
cause is just. Can Spain beat
tho
Pills
Cure Ail
Liver Ills.
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
fay the occasional use of
Liver Pills. They reg-
the bowels and produce
Body.
For lick headache, malaria,
constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver PILLS
Yellow Journal Aspirations.
A country editor who to
the style of journalism
called suddenly
that he bad failed to illustrate the
pen which President
signed the
bill. To offset
he printed next day of
following An
reproduction of
shirt stud which the President
wore when he sat calmly signing
document; the brush with
which he brushed the hair from
bis brow after his
ablutions; leg sup-
porting the table which be
for some time- the Pres-
hieroglyph
a secret message from
which a artist-
correspondent detected on a piece
of blotting paper; the President's
collar button; the tacit upon
he nearly stepped arising
from slumber and one of his
suspender
Gazette.
People who never set religions
until get sick usually get
sick their; religion when they
get well again.
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
fa Mag 2nd, 1898, the I in the loan
I mil tell the following tracts of land lo the
due thereon for the year 1897, compliance with of the
Act. lain of 1897. W, U,
Pitt
BEAVER TOWNSHIP.
SAMBA
Chan, for wife,
W II
Mark
Hi
Knight. W T
Test,
Cooper, A
Johnson, J II
Keel. J
o t
B C
Bros OS
L. John
I'M
TOWN snip.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
as
II SOD
II.
6.1
IS
I SI
tOO
SO
CAROLINA TOWNSHIP.
ISM
IS 6.1
Mi. Sarah
Ewell. Marina
-in Ii, Mm J D
Smith.
Taft, Mr- K A
Wilson, Frank
TOWNSHIP.
too
TOWNSHIP.
i inn. A.
DI
Hart. V. K
Watt
Spier. J I
heirs
A A
U ii
to
TO
Si
St
III
IS
Co
SO
SO
1-2
FALKLAND TOWNSHIP.
Son, J C,
J It
Hardy. W
I it
Morgan, J V
Mayo, M B,
Mrs Anna
Heaves Mrs W A
Mr-
Vines, C C
Vines, Mn C
Fleming. T E
An
Lewis, T K
W S
Kill. Drew and wife
OS
Ho
too
Boo
i.
too
It
In
To
lo
To
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP.
So
tin
To
GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Cherry,
i. I
Corey. W M
Jorge
J J
Daniel, J D wire
Elka. J
Fleming. 1807
Greene W ll and wife
E N
U i
James, Henry
Ed
Parker, Mary .
Mrs M
Reaves, Henry
Mathew,
While, Benjamin
la
Put Sis, Stair
and buying t .
Sadie
to t our prices before
Our stock in
i Its
Flour, Sugar,
Always at lowest
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
in we boy direct fro u INC
A stock
st i S
times. Our goods are all b
and sold CASH therefore,
rise to run we sell st a close margin.
M.
SALE FOR TAXES.
On Monday, May
door In I will sell
following property for taxis due the
town of for year
one tot, Hi
cost 1.31, total
Pater, in one town lot,
tax cost
J. .,
c i-l .
Nosh, one town lot.
total
W town lot, tax
2.70, cost total It
Charlie, tows lot, tax
1.47, cost total
Town Tax C
rise.
0-. ii Opposite u a.
. . m
a,
or
-n. v e u . II or not, fir.
Our fee I I patent ii
A i with
coil of um in tic L. S.
lite. A- Ir.
J C. k CO
N-
Woolen,
TOWNSHIP.
AS
SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Brooks, S W
Cox, John M
Colin, A. agent h II C
Corey,
Daniel. Jordan
Harding A Harding
S V
May. Ida
Kale D
have fur let
tUt III Sr
TO
Si
SO
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only First-class work
prices reasonable.
Ti Which
IN
chard, N.
The Stock In
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
produce.
-A-
WEEK
-FOB
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J. WHICH ARD. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance.
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY. APRIL
K. in U
-1
in
It om
r.
OM. This bed at j lo
dollars.
of tho maker
re bum
lino of Furniture, Carpel.
in
Our CH-
mail -it pi
postal to . -9
and . l
. i- .
rind Co
Julius Mines Son
BALTIMORE. SID.
this r.; r.
A bas grown up in
came in with e ad-
vent cf of
who hold views
r f own with be
ire of these
some of
grave charges
are lo
If there be any
of these
oases, we dust alter
the may put en
But is bet-
all the good white
folks together to the
Republicans and in the
Suite. That beats one
News Ob-
server.
Morton bets Big Money.
0- 0- Norton, Durham,
won his suit in supreme for
damages against North
Carolina Railroad. His
were May 2nd, 1890, in
a collision Ins boggy and
a train while be was driving over
a railway crossing. This is the
largest damage suit ever decided
a in by state courts-
There Lave been
suit awarded, and one
suit, bat no other
As Ibis road is tho of
lbs Southern Railway, latter
will likely have to pay
is said that Alfred Henry
Lewis, the manager of New
York Journal, receives it salary of
a week, and that Mr. Hearst,
is upending more
than a year on
Professional Cards
W. M. Bond. J. L. Fleming.
N.
Practice In all the courts.
Swift Galloway, B. .
N. P. N. C
A SON,
K. C
Practice In all I lie
N. O
over
Cobb Store.
W. II. Long,
N. t.
SHAM, A LONG.
Attorneys
N. C.
In all the
W. B. V . Devils
Meeting
A of i Con-
the
was Trinity
Sue-
t wen- for
call the delegate at Hip
la i f the v. the
p was
f r tie i.-1.1 . in be
Thursday,
p A. n . -i will pro-
side. will In offered by
Bishop W. of
, o- C, followed by
the reading of Hi by
Bishop S Key, of
Tex. The of el-
will Bishop A-
W. Wilton on tho part tho
ii
to by Bishop E. R-
of Kansas
will
sent ard an address.
Special masts will by
a selected choir. The
and of tho
will held tho Fourth Regiment
on street.
A from New York
tie of
Joint Traffic Association Cave
approved tho special of
capita in
territory cf the
to
Methodist General Conference.
The Loss on the Maine
responding to
President , i
a report from the
Bureau of with regard
tho
Number on Hoard Maine
the of tho
id; sailor-, total,
365-
tailors, CO; marines, total;
Bodies recovered Officers,
sailors and died from
injures, total,
buried the
at Havana boned
at Key West buried at i
1-
Number cf not recover-
ed; enlisted
The work of says the
report, was continued until April
when the wrecking togs
withdrawn, and nothing is cow
being done that so
far as is known, tho las
bodies reported as r. covered
sent to Key West March
30- No estimate been made
of of which
Alter Eighty Years
years ago President
Monroe said of
of her p
nu .-hi not to
be made- Up i. l
her defend it, to put-
poses so injurious to tho United
States, To a country over which
she fails to maintain her authority
and bu con-
cf her
her jurisdiction for
tho time ceases to
exist.
The Store that is
Full Bargains
the Spring a fuller C
Conies upon the
n the lady
Must have a Brand New
and w are fully prepared to meet
the demands of tic most
A look our stock of
Spring and
Summer
Dress Goods
will convince tho most skeptical we are
better prepared than ever lo serve you.
Woolen Dress Goods, Organ-
dies in plain white and colors, Swifts,
Mulls, Percales, Dim-
India Linen,
Lin. n, Draperies, Curtains, Curtain
Table
Art Squares, Laces,
Jeweled Belts and other new things
Fans Ribbons
Shoes, Oxford Ties and numerous
other things abound a
of Beautiful hew Styles, Delicate col-
and low prices.
Come to see us, we will be glad to show you
through our
Our line
Furniture
is beautiful to sec.
if. i. mi m.
hots
Tn windier, into a
with each
A id i are Bed
by f I bey do no I
A with a i ye may
be doesn't
it-
people's yon
never find Out till
red well.
So mo men all time
Wonder if people who
always whistling an happy a
they
Some a mm by
Hie h p win
from home.
SI
w I ii .
; in
Till ii , Ii i h
I ii.- ed ride.
An l tin . i for
T n
lo
i n till i i . ml i
and
-i,. ac-ti n i sad
rank . raft.
An I
A meal do
I party if only
have bean
if
a wrong word i
with her
rube it
Negro
The I a
the of
ii of residence, by virtue
f tho net i p-
for
State i are now i
the National,
an-
and Julie Under
laws, in
can call j the
National a-.- State,
for in or out c f
Ike Stale,
army should prove
r owing to distance
plane the
I- lea
I aw o
victor dashed
I U . V at c . I
Destroyers f torpedo boat
did r
Whereat In the
in i m
ti if
i .
Will
NO
Mai. Gen i
in . . . i down i . if S
loft for this nil k t
spend Sunday hi
I tying I
a i with S
Win it was
i L
d a r in
tho
mi in Mid of a
of army for th Invasion of
Tho -o at
t a Assistant
Secretary cf the
has application for
on stuff,
i-i that ii ill oil
Dull
it will i, -r
n-l lino . i
i i- V, III U . t,
A- Know
I- oil . rated by ill I
o i j, lass ii i
kind of In
II-- II , .
I goes i n
i- i .- ll fur the . ;. .
n . II, i-
. I ; i
, v,.;. ., i. . . R .; ; ;.
it I. i I I
i I. ii-- king and -1 u i
not blame for
i ; i i ii ill
V SI Al
j . i i i Sill
n I .- f r
I r sue .- . ; in.
aw it, which is not
M n
. ii ii all um
;. are
, , ;. ,.
k I in Ibis K .- . . u i it
. .-. it i ; .-.-. I o
.,,,. . . , ,. .
many of tho State Guards as may, ., , . , u ,, Q .
On near
Baiter shop In town conducted by
while ii.
MILLION'S AWAY
is certainly In lbs
to In the laud
who are not afraid to be
tors of Dr. New Discovery tin
Colds, bate
Sway over ten trial
of ibis great
have the satisfaction it II
has of
hopeless eaten.
s nil ill.-ea-i-s the
Throat, of tin Throat I nix
are I y It. rail on I .
and t a trial bottle
free. K r. i. . . . . II.
bottle d,
Probably low Americans are
able lo what a war with
A Iran Montgomery will doubtless mean lo
Mates the I Spain, tho Loader.
held a lulling d It means not toss of
ball the tho while Cuba and
and the net It nor
Th defeat and bank,
decided lo put up a tick I of th treasury-
it. T his Is all big, the Bad- . It means
bosses long tho Bank of tho one
will bays In
as he Tim
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
by applications, u they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only way to
and that Is by constitutional
Deafness h caused by Inflamed con-
of the mucous j lbs Bus-
Tube. When this tube gels In-
flamed you have a rumbling; sound or
hearing, and when It is en-
closed Is the result,
and Inflammation ran lie
taken out and this tube to III
normal condition, hearing will
forever; ft often
caused by which ll
but an of the
will give Hundred
for case of
cannot be cured by
Cure.
K. -I. A CO. Toledo, O
Sold BI
family Tills um tho bet
rots of tho
and with Us fall the col-
of other banks
of a
for
thousands of
and following in
wake of all thin an uprising
and
perhaps a
weeping away of tho dynasty, as
Napoleon III lost bU throne
tor So bu-
to into
Slat;. All
a is
lo all
tho I as well as Stale
ling of
army, an
such as is now us
a foreign war, this
guard in a-1- fully to
notional m State
Of course, should i d
called for, it will
governor and in
ease call is made on
governor for troops, so lo u a
already enlisted will the
demand, they will, naturally
be Bret Dion
are to take
over unorganized militia,
and their obligation as
th y
go. If North Carolina,
upon to
to serve
Stale N Guard
State v.- II lo into
vice, both
readiness, as cell as
breams laws of Nation and
lot,
ti o
pd re
d, tin n I en i o
B i i Post.
i V, ; . i. I
i. co
. ii.-in ii l d
ll . y i kl .-
ll a i I bar
i- . . . bl II lac
, an i isl i i I,
. v. ; v I i in
V .
Ma ; ii Mary . I
l in .
will i
likely.
A in. if the division
trill invade Cubs,
Lop ad In- men will be the
thickest of the tight, so far as the
laud force are concerned,
ii lob G. ml de-
sires very . and bit e
see yon i to
Spaniard composing the
i on wharves
lie ere left, hurled
G i I. e other
A will bu
i carried no doubt
much to the general's
k I
Glaring
i-g their appearance bore and
there.
man
r beneath
. i on
.-.;
oh tor its A
i downtown mils shop-
d ,
i dubs
blamed
one
i. l n
;.
Li-
Ion.;
in i grand
jury, and convincing
i that tho employed to do
I r .
. I I
i lb ii.-l I.-.
i ii i . i
i. en's II
an . i i ;
cur in Ibis I it .-
What p c
. N m
rails i lb N
y. Bi not en
r Into
in
nun-1 PI I
r I market lie
York.
Charlotte s to he with
papers el lint city report-
ii, almost
II be i
American soldiers lo drive
out Cuba, Leo should
h no a d. It would be a
T lie World Knoll
doubts as may I ave
bu el th mi i
c II i U r have
been yA a i
whole now
i -i a I
bl . r.-
. land Leader.
The In a rid C
it tun I lo i ll. i ii
, ; , T. iii i, i happed I
Ins, i as. and all r. i
slid curt m
pay requited, ii i
I U . i.
price per box. I i i
o. L. ii-
Mi ti i In I ; I
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ill N-l
ii , . pin n. II I
.
V I-
I moo
.
, .,,. ii; i d I
doll
Is
the k confession
is a
lion, is not
i no of tho most
and
of y in
this city Brooklyn should
lead Id tho conviction
p. of both tho tools
tho nine culpable principals
if men
make tho lawn tho Courts
to be
and so I in markets
who go
. . will
for or
Phil
i, . ., , i, .- It. bill
in
h i i
W. nu
i .
In ; lo
l rs . th
; . with Is
t bu Ins .
i. in
. i or ii
.;. , ii sling
p lo
. . . arc in
nil con-
i, i or making Improve.
III i. nut
to ti r lbs
r.
i., -i iv
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An Kb i
mi -ill ii
papen in
lug
has just been
,.
i. obs ii
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I let trio HI
i .
i arm
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