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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
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V I-
I moo
.
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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
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i. obs ii
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I let trio HI
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i arm
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IT

N.
, , JEST
Cable lo .
Lire M
the
lulled
the
. end war will surely be
rank
at the port office at Greenville,
M. C, M
Friday, Avail
THE
R Senate reached a vole Saturday
win n the r lo
tie of Foreign
was adopted, the vole
lo This resolution
the independence
Spain
to Reflector.
l. b
Ml . It i Spin
heel, granted an . x-
,. Both Monday ;. ready
to the
Slat,
The
CK Troops Moving.
By Telegraph to Reflector,
Washington, V. C, April
crowds clamoring entrance to law
galleries is
surpassing I ash u
Getting Ready.
B t I
M. April
v i bad a long
Hi eta lo plan
l. t-
Will H at
graph to Reflector.
I B, April 10.-The
I i signing the
,., fl tOO o'clock, at Cabinet
I until Am bone,
Sayings Wist mi,
man
willful.
A shin and a
A sharp stomach
devotion.
A spot is moat upon the
cloth.
A wicked is his
the resolution own memory,
by t e aid if one
committee bf both will bold,
the House and Sot
W r. a, the
is a
which hat let
that rears Ike A whole bushel
The are;
doesn't belong-to the jingo any any ,
and isn't are
war. it has soul word to I The is. when we make
that if war comer, and dollar we we
Government nerds and always spend two to it.
will undertake to . . .
Borne people even
put bond. once had to pay
people, any charge f-r .
A greet many men, whom
you wouldn't it
in
wheat is
up single
A a cherry are
,. lo
W April
week ago. Congress met at j,. ,,, the
anting but noon
lo nail to D t.
This was as the S, n.;, r, s-
could not pr I d to the
the Senate was not in .-n-
r,
ill be h o
the
troops to bare
begun.
in ate W
, . the; by to
the front.
Spain Must Ho.
By Telegraph
W . C, April The
C , ed n MB
n and
Cube, s.; our cu borders.
have .-booked tho
the their own harm-
to a
culminating, as bey have, in the . , are
if a Batted
with of
crew, while on a friendly visit a. thousand pound and
in the harbor Havana and bottle of hay are just tee same at
not longer be as baa j doomsday
been set forth a of j A j and an evil is
United in his message lo worse the
April U, upon House-
the action as t
.
tint,
of island of are, and -f
right. to b. free and
pi i d
missions
is the newspaper
gels me news when it is news
in these And
the
ago was
made, and it is still due.
newspaper tells
. the
tells bow it was dote.
valuable time fooling with
Borne people think the to
I IS I
Speaking of girl, it often hap-
pens that the smallest Booth
holds the the sweetest
Nell -Miss Jones is
since sue
from attack of
in great
was present
v in d ii J artist per-
formed the
his latest painting,
to me. He
Authors MM lo like their own
nun,. I so well usually write
in out in lull
only lo g, I lo
i lo put on heavier
Washington. V. C, April e
upon
noon i I
resolutions and then adopted
bum, r,, f
the et Cuba, by B vol . I
ITS amended
go back lo the Senate will
he accepted by that
being referred lo a e
t-e. This is a
House resolution.-.
at Havana.
able to R, fleeter,
April U v I
here ti I
Spies Active
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Key West, Ha., April IS It
that here are
very active.
Call tor Volunteers
By Telegraph U
Washington C. April
Hull,
Alain aft-r ice
today, m I in-
leers would be called for
week lo army I
Spanish Report
By Cable to Reflector.
Madrid, April report el it
Spanish of Inquiry into
of haul
has been officially tied here.
The II I one and re-
b ital
the n a
mine.
MISSISSIPPI
Geologists Tell of an
s . it is of any ago of
t, demand, and ,. ,,,. a, . in the
, . world, according to a
Le of Hi. I o . d p ,
does demand, that ,. .,,
be of it , at
pr . hot Ha House and its and gov- glacial river in Canada.
s Bed island of a says a u -patch to York
iii . ;. Pr. who produced
, ., h. Bl noon , ., , . I MM , . ,
I House adjourned
; mi I i r
a I for the
a d.
decided
be will sign lie resolutions.
Cuba b evacuated by ,,,,.,
from Cub discovery, out
I that It generally admitted bf
Third. That of that the of
lie In r.- America Immediately
the gin period at a much
i u r ratios at the present
Auditing
lo Reflector.
D. April
when wait
, President at the
Cabinet.
by
the and naval .
I and to . ,
e actual service of I'm. Inevitable result of this
ed the militia of the hare been to change the river
Stater, to a- may be from what y now ore, and
t . create In the north a
river draining an area of over one-
third of the entire continent of
TO-DAY'S MARKETS.
a I
CO.
Cotton Buyers.
Greenville. N. C.
C ii. I i
M K n r y i
. u church is to give u doing borrowed my last penny
everything you ever really wanted j
to do.
You can't t. II what kind of a
book-keeper a will be
the appearance of his book
when m school.
John lb.
Z. -Fort
at Monday night and
I r river at the shot.
The Furniture Company
is ottering its i mire stock at cost. See
advt
II
In to make a
change in business we
offer our
of Furniture at Factory
Ci for Cash. Come and
take of this sale
door to Reflector
Col ; .
Op, Clo
N lose
MONEY TALKS
We make it talk for u
money talks. We make it talk
X by buying at inside prices, and
give our customers the advantage of it. W
want to do business with you. we buy
right and we sell them right and O. K
J. B WHITE.
carry
By to
V. U. C, April
a., r Mississippi, is i
I i i in a dying condition today.
i island the
Us when that is
lo leave
am control of island
lo its people
had gone
Monday an lie i
gram was received
as I I by
House had be. ii m
Senator u lo
concur in the House lit, but
his motion lost by a vole of to
The miller was n r. I n d
to the House, when
live moved use
insist en Id and i a
r, The i,
over lo a e c e
f bulb House and Senate.
Resolutions k to i once
Telegraph to
p. Senate s the
hill , on its
and a.-ks lot a i.
Coca to Conference
By Telegraph to
D. C, April h,
ii. House re.
lo Si mile I,
noted lo eon m in in,.
House unit Motion o t by a
lo I be r. solution now legation here will be i
to charge French
Warned to
By Telegraph W Reflector
Nut York, April Spanish
Consul C n id has had u notice
published in Spanish
,.
a will sail tomorrow
. Will he last chance
America.
Tin Cabinet led in
and
a led President
in. at
h to an our dis-
tell the rest of day's pro-
Pl
I In to Spain.
By Telegraph
, Tile
alum were
t. i resident at this
I till Was Spain
The ultimatum
until Friday lo
reply.
no reply is received I'm n
ill n Hue the
sill the
Cr I in
When Dolled
pr, In
Spain he bid goodbye to
.- bi
S loll Spanish
-Mini -n r bare, alkali lay pas-port in
I a as the was shown
Till pits poll was sent In
and lie Minister aid
I ill lie seat Bible
iii other
l in departure. The
Cm.- into
F That fie S and forming a
hereby I drainage seven
o- to Lawrence.
. r control The central portion of the
riv, r was the middle of hat is now
. I . -l-
of land toe
of Canada and the
Hudson bay.
Its lower part discharged through
what is now Hudson strait into
Paris II is
that the upper half the
basin, both times
and also at a Inter geological period,
discharged Us waters northward by
way what is now Hudson bay. It
is asserted that this constituted one
of the main branches of this great
northern river. Other large branch-
es were the present Saskatchewan,
Nelson river, which rises west
for
North Carolinians.
The of He Labor Com-
missioner nut. Va
r. as, pi
power cf Stale
nit
horse he tho
lo I largely augmented by the
There are in Hie Stale reversal of some of the upper rivers
with HI and of the
i i. are
There i mill with W
There are roller mills,
light
S telegraph and
i. hone
In pro lucid
8,1.083 bush-Is of
corn, of
i Mi tons hay,
pounds of and
; of
lumber mills.
Tho trucking amounted
to
crop worth
The huckleberry
The is
were caught, Gulling
for and other
shell
II mile., of
only ll have no
railroad
There d last year
o apples.
There are of
Io
Pop
B I
e. . I it
Human c.
Id, silver, copper, lion,
n a Ida, phosphate, kaolin,
etc., I in the
Tho debt of is
, The value of properly
great streams that
down the present Churchill Inlet,
and Ungava bay, any
, must have fully
. a.
equaled in size tho Mis
own day
Ma
May
m,
it -low
an
by On it
rat
re
THE OF
the Majority of Mania,
lo
form the largest part of the
book manuscripts received by pub.
houses. Out id
recent forty
by n prominent publishing
firm sixty-two were novels. In an-
other case out
scripts submitted during three
weeks ere novels. This fame pub
rue that sometimes the
percentage of novels would reach
TO Mr neat, This tendency for novel
Is undoubtedly duo to the
fact that the greatest in the
the literary world
novels, Bad stimulates tho
average writer to work in this field.
Of all novels ll Is plain lo
be Seen from tho given in
scores
must he written before one Is
the percentage of Is de-
him. During this in
I selected
teen recently published novels Is-
sued by sis different houses, I
learned tho entire number
printed of novels was
copies, or about copies
each. And In this fifteen
copies were printed of one Hovel-
really the only novel of
the Int. It is safe to say that id
those fifteen novels, the spin
of each will not reach
Hut that number lo each,
the novel selling at the
would receive less than f for his
lot,
to the news-
i-,, I
where authors did not tao,
all told, us a return for a novel, and
lass than that.
i;,,.
HI Idling
how Middling
d Ordinary
I, line
i by s.
. It
H i n i lea
liars
Corn
aid
alt Sack
per
Iii
it . .,
era, m f h
ii
I to
in
Ml
loin
to to i
H e iii
lo
lo
lo
I I
-I to ll
iii to
lo
PITT COUNTY CO.
EDWARDS Proprietors.
Court
N. O
dealers all kinds of
Fl
New Buggies a specialty
Ail Mud of repairing done. use skilled and good
material are prepared to give you satisfactory work.
Dry Goods, Notions, Sloes, Hats
------and celebrated------
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
Call and see are invited to
my stock lean, the low prices.
. T. WHITE.
Norfolk, Va May 6-12.
Con
The
ii ion N.
lie Women's
meet iii May
The Air Line will
to N , , ii.
of t lo -e in., t a
the HOUND
,., I i train
-em. mo, ii U
by run.
an May Mb. Of
Hal In- will
leave having
our Car, in
i, will be h, din-
lo- long
Will be e by Mi. Wall-
Who
I'm II-
Hand Book Quids
In nail on or
hi lie lo any
, Air to
A. m
VA
now taking orders
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tor f.
We do all kinds of repairing.
repaired promptly.
S E PENDER CO
GREENVILLE. N. C.
IN-----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES
N C
goods kept in
hand. produce hough
and A trial will ton n
COLLARS
A General Horse
Millinery.
lino
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
Brown,
see
me
Every suit bears
the mark of
for and for
-man
made, yet
stylish and deli-
feminine,
being a marvel
m m.
Come and see us.
FRANK WILSON.
THE
We bad this
Spring great
in
SUITS.
We are selling
more suits, yes,
as many as
was ever sold be-
fore. Its because
of the great
to Buyers, as
well as our offer-
the
s and colors
Frank Wilson.
REFLECTOR
Local
will tell m thin In Hie
line,
Stale ll U
next
Only two lo lite
and no cl.
Cannon, T.
K. Harrison, a lot in
Sm was a day make
In aid were
well
ii
run h it . i el. In the rival lira
up in many
Hi,. A- are n of
in b
Hank of
men ho are my
honor, every
day a
la the on
full The
themselves II
grown on tune
Than in as
whether or nut will he w. r
April now like i. was coming
lo nod going to some
April i r.
The i very much like
has day and
the
A thinks must he
lo lie funk n
gel the
In
are J
Mm war for
Will In
duck
Pawl Una j l i an
hour last
Spain t
a will
lilt Kill
lo receive
any time.
There will be -I
Ne. A.
M., April
one thing now can prevent aW
that for Spain to bank down and
Cuba, ll ii
she will do M.
Lodge, will
70th in
night. April
will he
When
tilled
m i -w, ii.
J. t-j
. . V.
i . ll
. ii ;
. V. J Iii
a ti-j ti
Mi-i. Luis
u to
J. U. VA Jr., returned
J -y t
J. E.
to i-it iii
r.
Dr. C. ML o, d.
lite re
TI
J. E. tor
j- i Kin-i
K -I
IV W. K.
;. hi
Mi.-, u. v. r
U n E r
lo City
J. If. Jr.,
n it r
J. T. in y Mm B -i.
. i, u Urdu-,
here.
O i- I i Mid
M . y lion;
W. Hi
n. l-r ; I lo a ii-i in r
lo tut
Ufa. It. v m. i h kit
I-I be toil Whit
i i i a then,
Cl
or.
of
cu
on
Mi mi
Mm,
A. A Mod
by
D. W.
. V. Kin iii to
day.
K. It.
ii. J. Cherry, of spent
her.
I. Tuesday even-
a trip to Tarboro.
Mr. J. II. unit child Ml
to relatives
Her lo
Mrs. II. K. u very
Miss J
evening from u to and
Sirs. J, F. who
b. i.
home
Van II.
Inn. been U
r-
Mr. K. L. . I i- little m i .-------
. I . . A;
an I T
i e.
I- I I , ,, ,.
I i. J
Ml
on will.
I Arc All
I .
r. .
an
Pain-Killer.
a .
Safe tr-e Quick Cur.
COLDS.
. i.
-t
a I tum i I II. e- , ., I.
., , l . in r . l . J. I. .
w . I. , . i-. u . at
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knew w a .
P lay ;. i loaf X.
Dal a, tea
e 1.- .,,.,.
P ski i. . .
I. i I
I i l a Bess
Frail
The our j.-;,
i l bin; Till. Ill l L. lei A
excellent l-
it I I II
Ibis lei en in
talking paper, i i, lb,.
u .
lira.
as hip us mat. t e . ,
a u
V. bear .
cat Sin.-lay b .- i tin
Bar. N. M. v, ii m, ism r .
M U r. A. r. ., f B .
i- church, .-, I i .- ,.,. , ,.,.;. a,,
, . , . , .
as j ml , the i , I , I O
., . . II
The o. ill. ,, .
by Rev. A. u. , ,. ii .
dully lay ii J i .-1. i, .--
Not
i.- en i ii ard of the
in i. eases ti
I rat of or. , A y I
nun v. it -1 .
i u-. and r j I t
u .-
I A -1 i 1.1. ii,
. if
I II
II. .,. .
. .
i Mi- n . .
I . .-- . e
and SO cent Bottle.
. .
b. .
PERRY
Married.
. i. .
.
. Mr. I M ll
. . B
A. , i
T. e
. -t .-. .
i ii I to Sol j . i. ;. I,
. l. lira I ; i j IO id I
overs ; .-. i , . i;,
lbs lath i L d, 1-
hired sum. I u sad
; t . -i-
lilt I i
ITEMS.
Mr. o t i k
loan a C soldier who
I i h r .
was town dropped in
Baste to Lam
iii.
Hut sad Spain, n,. K,,,
at var i. j n- i-.-on-in r ;,.
him , ;. .-, i. r.
ha as ready lo BOB I gal here in .
Bum is as i, ,
I o. ,. .
here and undo. n
VAT IONS.
la.
It I
lib.
i i
i. t.
hi
s- i
I . . ; J.
i. .
I ll M par-ail
. i-
lid.
.
in . i
i ., . Cl -i,
Ii i- ; . . i i .
. , . . .
th an A .
III i ,
role of scrub 1.- a , , .
a . .
I i I by
, -vii Ion . a
Is i Teacher
I A
. . S I
i . u.-i
I Mrs. J r the
up
Th-
a -11 l
I I l-r
. . I I l
i i. i Baal in
I d serf-
. t, i was
I ; I . en .
r t i
I I Mrs. m
i i . I- all
, . I hare b a ever
. It a II
I k my
ii in-
The ex-
lo be i. all I to
. .
in
Ml-. II. K.
-i V It is
lull Bf
, L.
N. t. to, i .
I. T. n.- i- in ; i, r,. for V
War and ; an all lbs
II-.- pay be lo up
ii and in haul .
lion.
Killed III a K ll ll a r
t cl
nun n -d . ,. the
ll hi o., horn;, n term.
Along the road over-
MESSAGE
Both method and results when
Figs in taken; in
refreshing to the and acts
yet on tho Kidneys,
and
by two in a
I no and fit up to rile with then.
Ai party dong the bone
look and run away
throwing all three nun o;
Hurl.-r befog III
oat and
by road
In and
The i line bulb i. in
i I
a d
A. T. Hill is here in .
He is a p a tie r All. el Kin-
and can do very good rs.
At a the
m-n but Hi, d. It Tingle
to buy a lbs
tide his body will h; d once.
He died Sunday Item in-
broken,
nun a
e hurl.
also
head-
aches and fevers cures habitual
Syrup of the
only remedy of its kind over pro-
in , pleasing to the on
to in
its action and truly in
from tho most
its
it
to all and have tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs la for sale in
cent bottles lay all leading drug-
gists. Any druggist who
Bailer At S not have it on hand will pro-
. i it promptly for one
win wild
m z
but in the game will
to in war
resident
light leg id Mr,
Hill, ll failing lo
knit tear as
loud u M
fin I.
day I
W. M. Bond and family left
III t While Ml,
. his bail, there lo live
he pr. lie his
I n the dun
and will end
his lime in
ATE S
of me
being from
mid
Par the van fading April i
fold
north liquor awl a profit
A cut ill W. ii. Inn n
s mid t
a with the same flam a.
shows her
In Held
Mr. A. A. Fortes, Jr.,
on a lour
county to for
Th-
lira teen lo our news
ll vice should make every man in
want Tim The
lib news will in
tin edition IS Well in
daily edition, and
-1 it is
Any shown Mr.
while his round., Tut;
TOR will be appreciated both by
and by lie r. We
every one will help Mm talk in
I i I ll
hon. Mr.
lo U HI i f I
Mi.
II I o mid
on el.
N- C. April
Mil.
Ill in In
the I
id on
I it when
Vi application, will be HOC-
it rushes akin ii
legged and too tend r, On
y el d Ir, .,
and It I. o.
a pi Wish good
J.
C. is In ii very pr.
lave a ; .
and they are prep
a crown
in A very pm
is being
MOTHER,.
There is
word so f
Is More Important to You
Than the President's.
Not War but Peace. We Peace for
You by Saving You your Dollars.
i et word i Special O Bl be
e i I ii
motive lo have thrown a
of
Clothing
Coat t- So come and
lake i-1 be a Raw suit at fir-t
all goods are also
included in this special cost sale.
CT Ml Next Door
. I Bank Greenville.
Mark t we say
and
holy cluster as
of who watched
over our helpless infancy and
ed our tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth-
U beset with danger and all
fort should made to avoid it.
. , so assist nature
Mother s
the Expectant
M her is
bled to look for-
. .,, without
dread, suffering . gloomy lore-
to the hour
experiences the joy
Its use safety to the
of Both Mother and
is found stronger after than before
short, it
Childbirth natural and easy,
o many have said. Do be
to use anything but
My wife suffered in ten min-
either of her oilier two
than she did with her
last, having previously used tour bot-
friend. , It s
to any on he-
Of st ea
o. Will, l.-r
. Ii
1.1 in. , ii Co.,
We
We
We
We
have
have
have
have
a.
the
the
the
the
i T cheapest
best
finest
newest
Goods in
1608.
. .
m . . . I l
On lint of
. id-
range popular
ll ; n ill-. VI H I
In I
ii ran la. We
lo fill every
in our Una i
bare no bean
and no ire to deal
in i
I ;, , -o n
II W r
. ll . I
U n . US t lib
appear.
Town.
i pint
Bi of
r nix, and Pop
in effects.
Vi iv latest in
Patterns. A full
Notions,
Gents Furnishings,
to elect from mid
i. yon nil lo
ft if
silly

Our
American h
seen so signal a Isidore a in the
ease our recent negotiations,
with Spain. The policy the
President and the State
possessed the
that characterized she
policy in the
Ian affair nor the adroit cf
which the European d
are masters- The effort
and haTe
to complicate the situs
delay its In
the
of the fact that State
his shown us time
and again the rood intentions of
Spaniard. Spain has not j
or with a single one of I
the American propositions.
lay diplomacy
n and Congress is
I to deal with the
jest if diplomacy
I been brought into
pi
brand of
diplomacy is not to be
for soothing
M i or its
Charlotte Raw
SEE THAT
what is it mm
It is a picture celebrated C
in fountain pens
Pills
Cure AU
Liver Ills.
Secret of Beauty
is health. The secret of health is
the power to digest and
a proper of food.
This can never be done when
the liver does not act it's part.
know this
s Liver Tills are an
lute cure for sick headache,
sour stomach, malaria,
constipation, torpid liver, piles,
jaundice, bilious fever, bilious-
and kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
Best in use. The outfit business man is
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment these Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens,
You will be astonished when you see them and
cheap are.
LET
.-.
never.
But should you ever
Want Job Printing
Come to see us.-
Anything from a.
UNDERTAKER
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
EMBALMERS.
We have l
and tie
and id wood,
lie and
i- it form i
Personal attention n to
funerals bodies en-
treated to care will
every of respect.
are tower man ever
Te do not want monopoly
competition.
ear. found any an I I
tin es the
; building.
ft C
The Daily
homo news
afternoon at the
price of a
month. Arc you a sub-
ruin r II not yo
lit be.
he Eastern Reflector.
Is only SI a year.
contains the news every
and gives
to the farmers, es-
those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
subscription price.
LUSHED
M.
la
and buying ti
supplies will their I-
Ml to our before purser
Our sleek is
ll its In
Flour, Sugar,
Always at lowest
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
in
A stock ft
n at
nit time Our all
ml
to run we at a n
M.
K our o
April 0-.
Spanish
been
in
i-i- v. -k ;. It may
; tot be true that the
is for farther
tut it is quite certain that
did nothing to try to prevent
four
in talking without
anything had not
or tr others D
the
were most for
the vole the resolution
the of the army
and navy the militia of the
states to the Span-
out of Cuba were those who
stock the to Mr.
since Cuba
and the same
now that the Senate has adopted
a resolution differing from the
resolution in
particular, notably the
of Cuban independence, are
Irving Io secure more delay y
bringing a deadlock be-
tween the and Senate.
What iv be. n done in
an Lour has been along
an entire week- It is enough to
make men trickery some-
where, even if they exactly
locale it-
Mr. claims that be is
anxious to go tight Mid
drive the of Cuba
just as soon as Congress clothes
lit the D authority,
and it may he is. but the
I action of
j associates ate
every
manner to get delay will make the
claim doubted , some
proof by to
at West and the
now being gathered at
ports, livery way one
turns Le's confronted by an
just now. It Mr. acts
upon that resolution be will
tho country; if he
exercise bis constitutional
to held it ton signing
it, he would rouse tho country to
a slate of
Nothing manlier nor truer bas
been said during this
Congress than reply of
i Bailey, of Texas,
the taunt that he had lost bis
head, when he hotly replied to
lit characterized as
int. the
part of Representative of
a man may his
temper very great
Mr- a
very natural thing; but men may
lose their tempers still not
lose their heads. But if in order
for a man to bis
equanimity cool he
must allow to pass
11- then I prefer to be
with who lose their
beads. I would infinitely rather
low my head in resenting an
insult than to lose my self respect
by submitting to
Senator Money apologized to
the Senate for having keen
in calling Senator
Wellington a liar the latter
charged that tho former bad gone
to Cuba as agent for a newspaper,
but he did not and has not
to Wellington. On tho
c he took especially pains
to emphasize his personal
outside of
chamber language. There
is not a the Sen-
who is so absolutely friendless
a Wellington, and it all bis
own fault It
tor him to let an opportunity
go by to a monkey of
self. He alone of all the Senator
in his speech that
no reason or to fight Spain.
Although there have been all
sorts of concerning an
attempted European
by force at the last minute to
prevent United
Cuba away from Spa-n, it is a
fact members of
have been by
European diplomats for tho
pose how a bluff
at on the
part of tho
Europe would be
the credit of
m I. who wore it can
be stated that every one of them
promptly replied that any
of that kind would be at once
u would be infringe-
on the that
not, sou Id not, De i
by any American . .
Archbishop Ireland met
view from first, informed
the Pope that the United States
Would European
that whatever could be
accomplished by
would be in Spain.
Archbishop, who was
for about ten days, has
gone away thoroughly convinced
that American of
is now absolutely sure to come-
He has so informed
it is believed bas suggested that
Hie endeavor to persuade
to surrender
Cuba not wait to be driven
out-
Lee hasn't lost any cf the
bard horse sense for which his
friends have so long admire him.
lie t avoid the
given him when he
first arrived Washington,
but when invited to a reception
to be hold in bis honor Union
and Confederate he declined.
Wise IV.- He that the
is being brought to
bear favor of his being put in
command of troops to be sent
to Cuba ha j already aroused pol-
jealousy, and he will not
give them a chance to that he
Irving to push himself- He
has been assigned a room in the
of Slate, in order that
the administration may avail itself
his knowledge of Cuban affairs
so I an it may be
Notice Dissolution.
The Ricki A MM this
dissolved by J. A.
Kicks and A. II.
the Arm. W. Kick and K. II.
I Tail will continue the business same as
under firm Ricks
i All due the are to
be paid to Rick i who
assume ail liabilities.
March, 7th, ISM. J. A. RICKS,
W. H. RICKS,
K. II. TAFT.
Notice.
II been appointed qualified
as administrator of tho late
ceased, all persona are hereby
I m all the
of the -ill Jesse Adams for pay-
on or before Sen day of March,
or this ii will be plead la bar
their recovery. All persons indebted
Io the said estate are requested to make
lire the
day of MM.
R. W.
T. C. Wooten. Attorney.
Thanking cur friends the
for their in
the past we solicit a of th
same in the future.
W. II. RICKS
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
On Monday Mag 2nd, before Com-t House door in the
of Greenville, I sell the following tracts of land to satisfy the taxes
due thereon for the year it-it h section of the Maine
laws of W.
Pitt
TOWNSHIP.
S AMIS.
t -i I
Me for wife,
Tripp. W II
Mark
e it
Knight. W T
Teel.
Cooper, A
Johnson, J
Keel. J
TOWS SHIP.
BETHEL TOWS P.
HI
i II j m
IS fl
I Ml It
no
IN
It C
Jackson Bros I.
TOWNSHIP.
TOWNSHIP.
i-i
II a
Edward, Mrs Sarah J
Smith, i J I
Smith.
Taft, Mrs E A
Frank.
IS
SO
ii
TOWNSHIP.
t hon. A- agent s u
n j
Hart. K E
Parker, Watt
Spier. J E
Slaughter. Mat Lew heirs
A A
Savage,
Trims
U B
lot I
lo
J M 4.0
Co
l N
HO
ii do
To
a To
FALKLAND TOWNSHIP.
Son. J C,
J U
Hardy, W C
Johnson. J II
Morgan. J
Mayo, Mrs M R, hers
Parker, Mrs Anna
Heaves, Mr- A
Reaves. Mrs
Vines, C C
Vines, Mrs C C
Fleming, T E
Andrew
Lewis, T K
Margaret
W M
Ellis, Drew and wife
in
Too
l-iii
too
as i
It
In
To
II
IT
To a
NO U To
FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Do
loco
To
To
GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP.
Cherry, Benjamin
Hubert
Corey, W M
Daniel, Jordan
J J
J R and wife
Elks. J
Sylvester, 1890
Sylvester, 1897
Greene W II and wife
Harris,
E N
B J
James Henry
Latham, Ed
Parker, Mary ,
Rouse, Mrs M
Reaves,
heirs
Sugg, I A
Williams.
White, Benjamin
50.1
1625
IT
TOWNSHIP.
Woolen.
Wooten, Abram,
SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP.
S W
i ox, John M
Colin, A. agent
Corey. W I.
Daniel. Jordan
Harding A Harding
S V
May, Ida
Mary K
Smith, Kate B
TO
I a
I TO us
SIM MOO
SO
If names appear above for their taxes let
the at and will In
Notice to Creditors.
duly before the I u-
Court Clerk Put as
of the estate of
L. Bell decease, notice is here-
by given to all persons indebted to
the estate to make immediate payment
to nude and to all creditors
of add estate to present their claims,
properly authenticated, to
signed. within twelve months after the
date this or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery
This the 4th day of March
D. S. SPAIN,
Executor of the estate of Sarah ,. Hell
Notice to Creditors.
I. C. II. Mooring, trustee In a certain
in trust to me on June
the 7th, by J. H. W. K.
and M. A. trading
under the firm name of J. II.
Sons, hereby notify all creditors of
firm or creditors either of the
members of said firm Individually to
I- . i i i . trustee
on or before the 33rd of April,
and file claims with the
. I i r i on
or before the said and II any
shall to file said claim above
stated this notice be pleaded In bar
of any participation In the dividend or
arising from the assets of the
said as Tills notice Is given by
order of court. This March 1884.
G. M. MOORING, mister.
H. C.
Administrators Notice.
virtue of an order from Super-
of Pitt the undersign.
of the estate of T. F,
will on
of May. before the Court
House door In Greenville, sell to the
highest bidder the parcel of
laud.
One I lot In the town of Ayden,
on adjoining the
lands at F. W. H, liar.
and Amos containing
fourth more or less.
Term- of sale cash.
of T- F. Harrison.
April Moore,
SALE FOR TAXES.
On Monday, May 2nd, the
non-1- in I sell eh
following property for due the
1887.
Jr., tows lot,
81.19, ct 81.30, M.
Peter, Interest In one town lot,
11.34. cost total
J. J. or,., lot, tax 80.57,
31.30. total 87.07.
one lot. tax
coat total
W M., town lot, tax
1.3, total
Peyton. one town let.
Town Tax
Marls an Pat-
i r
fa less lion
a.
bead i e; j- or
it not, lies o
Ghana, lS r.
A II
cl iii L. a.
wot free. Address,
J C. A CO
N.
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
IN
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
produce.
TWICE
--A--
-FOB
lira.
The Eastern Reflector.
TWICE A WEEK
Tuesday
Friday
AT
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, APRIL
The r actors of a
soon become familiar its
fact that their
favorite newspaper continually,
presenting to their
bargains establish-
es a sort of between
them that results in advantage to
the customer La a tort
cf K and in
e H m of
the merchants- Did you even
in locking through a
sea a large
of the yon
in y Lome, you will
step and it with than
degree of
And same thing about your
parlor base burner. Ono
you read of u that some
advertiser in your paper
You make a of
article, because of its
and
you remember your
it a fact
next announcement call this to
and adds much to the inter-
est of bat yon read If yon like
your you would
not take it if you didn't like it-
yon have a sort of feeling
the advertiser that you are
thrown with
every week, and almost
your footsteps
ed toward Ibis particular store
Durham Sun-
Each Wear a
of the
and tear into
action they will Weal mud their
necks little tags aluminum,
which they ma. bi if
found later on tho of battle,
In last it often
impossible to
dead and
were gr.
Th War Depart-
mini has of
i; been
decided that each tag
tho unmoral assigned man
rolls. let-
of his company, or
troop, and hi These
tags will be tent to ho troops
when it is evident
a fight is on band. civil
war officers of the bad
silver shields Inscribed with
tho wearer's name, rant re-
Special lo
York San.
The Store that is
Full Bargains
In the Spring a fuller Crimson
Comes upon the
n the lady
Must have a Brand New
Safe.
History
in ruts Century.
and we are fully prepared to meet
the demands of e fastidious.
A look through our stock of
Spring and
Summer
All the steam whistles hells
Chicago are to be turned loose in greet-
to the war it shall come. To
are exuberant
a war, with its pomp, glory pork
parking would be something
above a curfew, and not very
far below another World Fair.
According to an Oklahoma paper
Hill Walker stepped into the office
the agent
and drew Ins
telling how hacked
sent with his keen weapon the paper
explains that the
word salary.
Washington, D. C. April 19.-
are pouring into the
Way ad for
the of sup-
exposed points the
and Gulf
Some towns ask for
of while
others want war ships stationed
shore. A vast majority of
the applications are from very
small towns. Toe says it
is
with these request. Mid no
hesitation in
apprehension aiming the people
of these towns is largely ground-
less, as there would no induce-
for a Spanish naval to
attack small coast
towns-
Dress Goods
war coast
and W
2.000 lives; Mex-
lean war.
th. Indian wars and
and lives, and
the war between
and lives.
A bright little boy, looking at
the on ocean ex-
claimed. Look, at the
salt coming oat of the water on
top o the
In the opinion of Spanish
officials a Madrid location of
first naval battle the
pending war will in veritable
surprise. Very likely; for war
i full of surprises. But the
Spaniards had better beware lent
they be the surprised
If torpedo
and its of at
St. Vincent should put to sea
they might meet a flying squad-
from America when
least expect it. Torpedo boats
caught in would
small chances In their favor
against commerce
destroyers, and the armored ships
of our squadron would be well
able to take of
Record.
will convince most skeptical that are
better prepared than ever to serve you.
Spring Woolen Dress Goods, Organ-
dies in plain white and colors, Swiss,
, M Beautiful Percales, Dim-
India Linen, Embroidery
Linen, Draperies, Curtains,
Goods, Tapestry, Table Covers, Rage,
Art Squares,
Jeweled Belts and other new things
Fans Ribbons plain and striped,
Shoes, Ties and numerous
other things abound in a
of Beautiful Styles, Delicate col-
and low prices.
Conic to sec us, we will be glad to show you
through our store.
Professional Cards
W M. Bond. J-
N. C
Our line
Furniture
is beautiful to see.
Swift Galloway, Tyson,
M. V. N. C
TYSON,
Greenville, -N-
m L. Jams
N. O
over J.
A War Time Ditty.
Borne of colored labor, rs
with true spirit,
their work with this ringing p.-
on
de while too
Take de nigger en
away,
say,
de
do nigger el de
need
a in
de down in
BAKER
Hardware,
Tinware,
H.
SHALL ,
Attorneys and t at Law
In all th Courts.
V II i W.
Rt
N. C.
desire
Only
Barber shop In town conducted by
SALE FOR TAXES.
On Monday, May 2nd, before Court
House door In I sail
following property for tax is dun the
town for year
Clark, one town lot,
81.78, cost 81.30, total 88.11.
Interest In one town lot,
cost total M.
J. J. one town lot, tax 80.57,
cost total 87.87.
Noah, one lot.
cost 81.30, total
W M., town lot, tax
81.70. 81.30. total .
town lot. lax
1.47. cost 11-30. 81.77.
Town Collector.
Implements,
Spokes, Hubs, Building Faints
Oils and Stoves
Fair Dealings and Honest at Rock
Bottom Prices.
MAIN GREENVILLE,
child three
rears i I lo tit Span-
in her r
i i. inti ah ill l
law.
Don t o next male
protested and Brat
rebellion. war,
and fen -lit
lasted 1839, when the Basque
provinces
favor of
Iii son.
In
country i military
C hail
beaten Don
In n
out and bl
Christina back- I
w. declared and in
to her . i id
M-t. i Mari. i
In the French throne.
1851 ii military
forced
restoration the
of 1837.
Madrid revolted and
kingdom was I i
state of sic
Io 1800 the second I w r
broke oat in in s
II. It was suppressed, and
died, so I
by bis brother Don
were
in between 1863
They wore snob sup-
but one was always tread-
the bl I
In September, 1803, a
against
headed by Prim and Serrano, was
successful Isabella
to with
and Iron.
followed rapidly ran l
military
with
A government
with
established
November 1870, a
young son of
was elected ll reigned
to February
1873, resigning.
In a third
broke out of Don
sou cl proclaimed
Charles VII,
Spain tour years of the bloodies
most devastating civil war-
Juno pro-
claimed ii r -public and v
was President
duly succeeded
September succeeded
Series
for
followed, and between the
in South
and In
and
be tell to s.
held
power at Madrid until i i
1873, when Alfonso, one
I many
, was i I K i g
by Armies d aid
North.
1.1870, Don Carlos Bed
Pianos, and kingdom, tom
by yours within
had poses for a few weeks, until
the revolted
April.
In there was n revolt
ins army reading from
to
Was discovered army
and imped out, ball
to
nothing,
In ls-o there were as
widespread
Stamp.
el out through Catalonia, a
revolution; was started . Carter
die u
v. i- of r. J
n v
involving troops
e out Madrid, and
as In places- Many
ire the
ed under military
Is
i next four year
lend,
by c labor u an i
I ; 1801 an military
Bare i
I At and Bi
b v led but I e
I, id
be year was
. i ii rioting I g
;. and i
Troops were I
i or i I to pro-
t revolution, and then
ti, re a i i i t-i
t b bat i been
,., r col York I,
at
Ii General roes lo
of
so along
i lion may not be the
best; policy, but it mag-
and would make lank
and Johnnie howl with
Besides, this isn't likely l-o
much of a war, and ought to
II o
story of Leo and
Grant at Havana will a very
and gracefully postscript
to the Story of Grant and at
Louis Post-
Dispatch.
lbs ii. ; .-. be in
i told of lb I
a bill by
the co .
me inn to by -i
; 10.0
I i. I
sol tor i p
c on i e -1.
Intern
u. I-. be ii I In
tariff taxes also, ti ll a am
.-. till ii . . .
Hi i , b in i
have t be paid when they fall
is m is to a
Am-,
pi Wars cannot b i wags. ;
with ii. i i thereof, i
Is torn prop r u
to wage lot do man
i i l
The people will in
, ii.; tot which is
on a , d
,. . will , a
ii any u I
Charlotte Observer.
The newspaper to It on Got.
Russell i in Wilmington
he wont into a i u. in
r lo some
be door to the room
is a latch when the
went to depart be found
I i that lie was
I in. alarming
town with Iii i frantic yells the
was released only to
i it ex ill ins to be
i- . ten himself by
clipping the bolt,
his excitement doubt-
s bough that Chairman
ti
. b to lie released.
villa L
The I-
i the ease of n
r in town who
to stealing and
v a- to years in
. and a
to i armful wire
i who
and was
for three Th.
who I heard bow it
win, lb-
was probably t he hadn't
st den w, i n cf
Phis perhaps n
. i r ii if
An ii Maple bash en
and
official mi
in tho I g a war. Two
colored infantry
were dispatched by tho war
from Fort Mi in a,
lo Key West ll
arrival at their destination
this long
were prepared for
were i to remain for
an at her day board II
the Department
proper provision two
companies what will
lei the
shipment an to
this is one
among many indications that Hi
sadly in
of top u bot-
tom,
An urn, i War
Bill of our
-I l
I-,, a natural i the
i u h
out
air iii such a way lo form a
tho . and ill
with hi this is u c i
i.-ti war. It i now on H a
this office and will be its
affidavit our readers little
hull, if will call in- I i
it. villa Mas.
The i n
yellow yet
troops Invade Cuba.
that event lbs Ai e ins
w ml I bustle Spaniel Is out
-I g I out Ives
ho I I that yellow jack
wouldn't disc us I
boon around.
-1 I II ll ll III II
I I
id I i
ii. i a I pi
i man i
ll is t question whether
not a begin a war
jilting men in
tho country is estimated by
million. war de-
and men are wanted to
up all the
of fighting
to thousands, It la no
to do battle with one's month
so different tho time
comes to shoulder a and
m Phil
Win n the United States cap-
Havana Will net be an-
novel for
city. The
I d the town over
Mm i Ire l years ago, In
1702 a British Best oak
if city, landing
man defeating a Spanish
ll was restored
i S in in 1703, and since
ii, i , ii the la -t Important
i m. mi Span-
u in the
1,1.1 Inly m Midi, just
i .
I. i ii i I ii, i,
by hi it
while
. . I
i . ll was
. thing ii
I t. married that he
ilia not think I in
A woman Jefferson
In ho anxious eh cud Mayor,
that to kiss every
who votes clear
bribery, it is kissable.
I'm u-i
i . . i . i lay