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PRECIOUS METALS.
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The Reflector Book
The
ti
Use i war in what M
Mi,
a my without losing
any of it- beauty lived ii strapping all
, footer looked s
I dressed well, talked smoothly and was
sot like soldier. He had no menus
i, support visible to the naked eye
the village called but
ho would make occasional trips baa
which n l with plenty
of Inferential talk
about some section of the north, the
people hint a but he
a one. and Dover
went than to ask in V-
turns that were just as par-
tied. After his barn was at all
the mystery explained
reserve, no one expressed serious
of the way in b
wits bad won bin his money.
was a simple one diamond rot
be laughed. beta
from the fellow that went
out to I'm not Apollo Helve-
or Samson la appeal-
I pats in a crowd as a line
specimen physical development. Th
truth l- that I'm a
born with a defective heart and
would not take three minutes . real
violent exercise for all the you
Could load . f train. take
all the line, and the
up to require-
a nice assortment these Fountain Pens
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle . m, b
You will be astonished when you ,,,,.
cheap are.
You may never
But should you ever
Want Job
, to see us.
Reflector Job Printing
Win n I could tee the end Of what
property a as bit me, it was not far
away, i cart for m
to do and concluded to deal with the
substitute There was no chance
pf meeting the required medical exam-
so I another lath. When-
aver I visited in my
I'd manage incidentally lo fall in with
the broke r. I'm better than a raw hand
as a jollier, and I'd soon have
mutual friends as in
the play. ,,,
When it came naturally.
the broker about his business and
ask what kind of a soldier I'd make,
lie would r jump open mouthed at
or chaff back under an
impression would never think of
going to war. either case it would
usually come to mine kind a
n from broker. Then the other
fellows guy intimate that I
was a bluffer and wonder how I was to
get out of the tiling without a char
funk.
where my line work came in
I'd demand a retainer, and I'd put it
high enough just to ranks the
think that was trying to escape him.
If he would pay a -prettied sum
Hi., I
To get in id, . I.
tare or tub
With quite a large bole in the middle
of the With this hole plugged,
fill the m-iI with water; draw
out the plug There is a
of
the hole and a turbulent effort to get
through.
begun t. sin, and swirl, the particles
gradually circling around and around
and rushing, ever faster, toward the
center At hist there i- actually a
low through the orator, around
which all to. in tie-lulu-whirl-
near the but With
more and more rapidity toward
the middle until it maker downward
through the I it m. N, w. if water
were air. yon would a little
for the air
rushes upward instead of downward.
In the cradle of lone- during the
when the land and tho
water grow hotter and hotter because
of the longer than nights, a layer
of air, hot. light and full i f vapor,
for a time held down by denser air ,
above expanding, I
mover about like a beast at bay
until a winner place in the air i.
Then up madly
into the II ft l bind the lower
atmosphere m from all
pushing twitting and pouring up-
ward until it has fallen Into a regular
spinning around a common center.
The cyclone, o. formed, rushes
away from toward the pole,
and l-gins it of destruction,
bruising, and sinking the
luckless ships which happen to be la
its path. and mere of Hie
rounding atmosphere is drawn into tho
whirl until the often
area neatly diameter.
Sometimes it itself upon our At- .
and teats through
forests, fields and Then again it
sweeps away across the broad ocean and
dashes itself upon the of i
in awhile so
tho land that never know it has
passed until ships come in torn and
Nicholas.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The majority of when asked
lo name Hi. in oat usu-
mention
and silver a- said the
of a
establishment to the writer recently.
let us ace bow near the truth
would be. Cold is
SM per troy, platinum
and silver about
We will now compare these prices
With thou of the rarer less well
known metals. To lake Hi, in in alpha-
order barium, the metal which
isolated from its ore, n
mill for a pound it i
sold all. and calcium is worth
a pound. is a shade higher. Us
an ounce, or
pound. to like
prices, but do not
highest point, chromium being
Cobalt fall- about half the price of
silver, while the metal
lated by is the same price
as calcium. Then cornea gallium, which
is worth ounce. With this
metal the highest price is reached,
It may well be called the rarest and
most precious of metals.
is worth per ounce;
B, .-,. MAR a
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v. .
OLD DOMINION LIN B
indium.
and lithium. l-0
Per ounce. costs per ounce;
palladium, platinum.
MM MOO, and Mil per
pound. costs ounce;
vanadium,
and an ounce.
we see that the re-
opinion as lo what are the most
precious metals is quite
is nearly four times as valuable as
gold and gallium more than times
as while of the other
are twice thrice
valuable. which cost
pound in is now pro-
u as are iron, lead
and
SAD FATE.
l N Jack-
except II e
Sunday;. HI pm
NO
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M m Marion R p
in, 7.1 p m.
fl. p m,
m, August
a m, 11.11
m.
I.
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St.
pm.
HIVES SERVICE
leave Mon-
Wednesdays at e A.
to
. v
leave Tarboro . .
on Tuesdays, Thurs.
Sailing Hours sub-
to depending on stage of
at
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore
Sew York and Boston
and all points for with
at
should order
the B. S.
Saw from
Bay Line fro.
S. Miners Uta from Bo.-
S. S IS. A
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J. J. a. . .
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111- Death
w, dim-tor of the
BACKBONE OF OUR NATION. observatory, was on. of the kindly
men ever nut,
. s
Up-
is Ibo farm and the
districts that great brain power of
the country ban some, is coming today
and come in the writes
Edward Home
of deprecating
Ufa and saying live in
try means to live out Of the in-
people know the free, tin-
trammeled life of country
gives brooder views. The bu-
VISITING CARD
A-
FULL POSTER
e r
ll
a ii
all
mind always grow to suit its out-
, a sum
down Id agree . at the for great have naught
nest day and offer to check its growth where one can look
bull gave notice that I with earnest eyes from up lo no
no if they would not
me, broker must stand
loss. The idea of my being rejected
raised a laugh and only tended to
Havana broke in tho belief I
was to escape hint, When the
doctor tamed me down. I went Into the
dumps, became nervously timid, aroused
sympathy of loose with whom I had
acquainted and snapped an or-
to the disgruntled broker to keep
clear away front me.
lest haul I made was In
burg, A coal baron there who could not
well enlist and who had not been
ed a r. pp in army
Who would make n name lo
f principal. He a
big. handsome, intelligent follow of
Whom he could be proud and put the
whole matter into the hands of a shrewd
little broker, I managed to meet him
at tho House, I wont-
ed around to the main subject in the
manner I have described, but I could
see that ho was sharp and did not like
lo run any chances.
be went to dinner,
which W were to resume our talk, I
and had a short conference
with a huge When I again
met the broker, that
on bothering as after showing a
unit patience, I threw him
God. To speak of ignorance
of rural i stamp oneself .
as ignoramus, not tho country
There is u soundness of core
in the back country of
Ibis nation of ours that people Who live
cities and think themselves wise
never suspect. We can talk all we like
of and kindred evils
that are supposed to threaten this
When they do threaten
tho danger signal will not
from the back country. Such thoughts
are and t.-d amid the fool
of the cities. In the clear ,
try air of . farm nothing threaten-1
this country, and anything the
shape of a ;
docs
which will stamp it out will
from the country. The me of ibis
land r.-ts the country and on the
per .
ball way across the and ho went
limping all observers flaw four hours daily, nut
I id aster a n
only
to
it your
tho
grown
IX
i-
many u n-
subscript uric
if or
tin
wide eyed I heir wonder. I did not
start enough to throw a half
grown Loy feet, but the
knew hi- business, was paid
attending to it.
apparently and
removed all doubt
from mind the broker was
wanted, be wanted ma
badly I k I I as
then was rejected I
felt like giving ilia money back when
the to condole
with me and I. II how disappointed h
was in not having mo for a substitute,
but i would hue ad-
mission I was a legitimate
line of business Free Press.
ii-. lbs
Many years a In Edin
burgh being over the high
extort of Be made some
murk the dock and it-
reply the jokingly
said the visit, r might I day ll-
to be banged In that room
Tho sightseer was notorious Dr.
Two Marshall
win ll In dock be had SO closely in-
lie was doomed lo death for
poisoning his wife and mot her-in law
Mall.
Judges In the p.-
trigs now weal ever
tin, reign of ll.
The look lbs I for a
of wisdom
ill own
Tar iii.-i
Tho of is terror-
by A
has been formed, known as
whose sole is to
perpetrate unlawful and shameful
deeds, the action-of these
many worn, n Barer dare
be on the street tho
change.
studying
. cad time
, writes Mary B. haul-Oil of the
famous pianist Home
, Journal. believes that most sin-
dents make
lime, was an hour a
day For two years alter his n tun. to
be two boars a day.
veal averaged
all. r that, until
he went to sis hours daily
This ho regards
mind glows and con-
says,
follow the All-
other of i-
they us.- too
One should play just enough to j
k i r- wrists getting a here Ir
lino is not for colt's
suit- as one i- playing. It i
tho lingers need
Simon in The At-
I found It Impel, s- to expect
that he would . visit be-
cause lie in. he did not
dare venter.- on the ocean The only
voyage he had ever made across the
channel to receive a gold
work. ,
Two of his relative.-, his lather, and.
t believe, bis broth, r. been drown-
ed, and this fact gave him a honor of
water. He seemed to f. somewhat
as tho clients the who.
been told bow they wen- to die,,
took every promotion m prevent it. I
astrology, In which am many cases
ibis sort were described, peon-
I being very
which tho victim took lo avoid the do-
one of tho engines that an-
, .
The sad fate of was not ea-
I v a case of tins kind, yet it could
BOt but bring it lie was at
of
on the shore with a relative,
n of boatmen Invited them to
take a sail. Through what Inducement
led to forget hi- feat-
will never known All we know Is
that ho ventured Into beat, that it
was struck a sudden squall when at
some distance from I he laud, and that
i all the members of the party were
drowned, .
i raws.
There is some reason for calling on
the bird of and yet there
is cause for if crow is
not mentally his superb rows are
attend by I he gloom Of
autumn If i- dense to fly
through It, they rim above it or trot
the ground, discussing the
with their fellows. Is this
i. positively I have been
with observing man who
I lived all hi- days sight and
I bearing of crows. He claims to under-
stand their language and can repeal the
that make up their vocabulary.
Certainly crows to talk, but do
they Does a certain made by
them nave always the one significance
Year after year I have listened
wit. lied and listened,
wondered if my friend was right Ho
hell, visit I re it almost.
there limitations ornithological in-
is Ibis an instance
Bo.
u P. I. pm, .-sew York
Philadelphia am.
m,
MO
am.
rat. Mount no
pm, Wilson a-tO pm-
Warsaw
pm, pm.
DAILY
He
York am.
pm, Baltimore U pm.
3.46 pm, Rich-
pm.
Norfolk pm
3.10 pm.
m. Wilson
7-01 am.
7.69 .- m. I'M am.
, seem New Jackson.
This trait
arrive. strait,
No.
P. M. Tamp
pm. Jacksonville K nil pm
Savanna 1.48 night, Charles-
ton
am, Atlanta m, Ma-on
am, Augusta pm.
4.17 pm.
um, 8.5 am.
Mat Ion um,
am, Lake
am.
LIB p. m., Halifax
,. m., arrives Scotland Neck
a. 0.87 p. m., 7.6
,, m. Returning, leaves
. m., a. m.
on Washington Branch
3.20 a. m., and p . m
9.10 a. in., and 4.00 p
n. i leave Parmele W am and
i, pm arrive Wellington am
and ; pm Dally f Sunday
leaves C,
m A K. B. dally
d ., at SO p. m., r-
-r Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6.10 p, in
B, leaves Plymouth dally
7.80 a. m., Sunday 9.00 m.
10.06 and 11.00
NOTICE.
j.
. t
O. N. r n h
vs.
II p. K-- w r la and e
rah b. W. B. He
Warren an I i e.
The I lend. t J
t an . above
.,, en I th-
Court f to sell for a
S d . c f
hi required to
a pear be ore the
t at hi- on the
h of N. v and answer
to comp o the to n-
till will apply t- the c the relief
demand in raw
ibis
Clerk Sup. t.
j C. CO
H- C
Wire Iron
only
prices reasonable
Samuel-1.
FURNITURE
The cause of lbs
powder was the pt
It was thought th vi
that Hour, which was
reach sum of the very poor,
should la. need by at
of dram Voluntary
associations were Ibo members
whereof bound themselves not to use
hair powder In a similar way
bound not to-
am any sugar whose product lOB involved.
the
and
growl in different
from white to a rich
dark red. tho
disuse of I is punted the color.
flour.
is said of thine-
children from worms.
Which is attributed lo bad weather and
sating vegetables raw.
Oral Is a colors,
on Branch leave
Rocky Mt t pm arrive
I pm Spring Hope pm he um
lug Have Wring s am Math-
iv Km alt M an
daily
Fresh Enables,
Oats, Prepared Buckwheat, small
Hominy, Pork Sausage. N.
Corn, fanned Toma-
toes. Raisins, Dates,
Currants, Citrons,
Butter
and
Cheese
S C Hams
per lb S. C.
Shoulders Bat lb.
Coffee,
to M. lasses and re-
member you save money
buM. BEDSTEADS BUREAUS
CHAIRS MATTRESSES -BED
SPRINGS
mm um
I be glad lo see
S. M.
Phone
in Immense chin a
of square
ii
There
embraces all .-,. -.------.--
It is all land and lb
tilled with lakes,
the orange Heidi t New
crop hat Inn in t us high
an ten
has about per-
out of a
Sh- I I
Them were twin s in the
i boots, a gnat many little
Ella
In.-aid, stork must
have Mrs two babies so
she could mm sin liked
Cure All
Live ills.
Prevention
better than cure. Tint's Liver
will not only cure, but it
km in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
biliousness,
jaundice, torpid
kindred dist
S Liver PILLS
train midland N. ii.
a I
u. arriving a. in. Be
leaves 9.00 a. m.
-t l, 10.118 .
Train on Clinton
for Clinton dally, except
ll ii. 4.14 p.
lea-es em. -8.10
M on.
Cats. Agent.
J it
Manager
Bethel School.
The Fall Term begins on
MONDAY
lid- is a school of high grade
sexes.
Only first class teachers will be
very thorough work will U
do e. .
i lit-best discipline will be
to per month
School
Music ,
A discount tent ill be
ow ed when paid advance
. a hole term
For limber see or
i.
II Mb
We Just received new
hearse and the nicest line
Coffins and Caskets, in wood,
metallic and brought
to Greenville.
We are prepared to do em-
In all forms.
Personal attention given to
and bodies
to our care will receive every
mark of respect.
prices are lower than ever.
We do not want monopoly
but court competition.
We can be found at any and
all times in the John
building,
BOB r
i i ii um Mi.
mm Ho
A-
WEEK
-FOB-
The Eastern Reflector
Tuesday
Friday
D. J.- Editor and Owner TRUTH IN FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance.
-AT
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT N. C. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
NO ll ft
HIT VOTE
Skinner
Moore
Matt u
Ward
Thompson
Mooting;
Harrington
Moore
La
Moore
Cherry
will be found
to in received by
lb
Vole
nut
sat
Brown
Cox
hew white
people in
lion. The registered white
county is
show not
many of the white d
d with
It was a complete
for Two
ago the fusion majority run from
to Harry
votes in
J. J. lot W. H Hat-
proportion
as same all through
Pitt is now back in
proper the
d e have elected a
set of excellent men this
who cannot be any-
OVER
Hi.
HI . he the
Chief
Stales t
is f
After bring lie
band for Mr-.
N. f .
took r ti.
The Arctic i- to heavily
ice
no
of i this
a plucky
. f purl, in of New
York,
mack from g in
River.
Wild Wester bye.
Why cow give
watered milk
Why isn't a a
a be
to
isn't by an
inebriate a circular
why does tho partner in a
always so to
Why does a small face
lo, k as if he been .
nip
Why a doctor
patient's a emu of
effect
is wrong to hit a ma a
when he's down after
bard to h u there
Why crown
glory Of
a gold
from mining shares
News.
rise best salve In the world for
Bruises, Bores. Salt
Soles, Titter, Hards
Chilblains, Corns, all Skin
cures Piles or no
pay requited. It Is
or money
coats per
How an
must
and who in oar
for white in
On look with
For no r ti
In. i v m.-
of -h.
forever int out as
e should be bestow
ed in too,
rank-, who were deceived de
by
en, Among are am
men
North Carolina cm boast of. Let
a bu
row to stand with us
never to from
i i no
r i North
One of Dean
North
ill be of tho
party in just
at it bud almost
lo exist in all
States.
of the t .
load-
are
tried lo
their pro
for the ad-
of
ready to trade
off. or sell out,,
to either i f old
dually out to
the
politic, in
there u
in its ranks, with huge a
number of unprincipled
All that these leaders
was office, and fatting fat
offices they cared nothing what-
ever for the principle par-
which at first they at
will be re-
membered
DEPEND
i satisfaction
Our I
it wild the newt of new
ed
cure f. d taste
com
for A
the pr j;
A largo it. . y
Ml i. V
like Hi. in. unit Hie
in.- t
nil prices. la I m see
i Hock take
of tin ii i u ants
red in i mammoth -i. k
Dry
Dress Notions,
of all kinds. Furnishing
Caps, Shoes s in blank and
tit the ladies, men girls and boys.
T of Cm
aid make I
G hi fur be
i- f r
. boa
in em, dam g Lie i
U i e ii
. .- an ti i. it
be u m . up r
if th it b
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Ml T hi-, i f v c I
baa i . u ti.- r
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A- Ml v BOld
my i in tun I.-
POUl A line
b k
in Pock
et
we war
nun. Beautiful
of
Lace i. ins. Curtain Pole
in an ti w
in all and seven
feet long,
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cm.-,
ii I . it. even it ii
Asthma. Hi in It'll,
mil are ;
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FOR FUN
Celery baa a tamed proper
flay or.
were
Winter will appear when
the earth iv in
in Maria Teresa
we a
tint I
mat money
a sink
tome
appeal to a
Mitt
one
Ur. Bertie
Only fancy the
on inch
tell me that here
got a at lead at
Caleb last night
blamed fool pointed at Battle
Pete,
pared die in conn e, Pete
mistook
He sped in mad haste to the
not valor sparred
bat tear,
for to
When enemy charged in
rear.
inc dent in with
surrender of
of alter battle
Santiago, was told by
E of the
at Clover Club dinner during
Hie Jubilee, which be
of naval warfare. Cap-
depicted the of
Captain cover, d
blood and dirt, and
salt water, on board Indiana
aim the unite the blowing up
of the offer d in in a
a Key said
Fighting be looked at
it a moment, and then drew from
bit own pocket
rolled, pure and, holding
it up, he left 15.030 of
on board He
a second lo allow his
lo tally fuel,
and then continued i am
last person in the world to
the bravery of American sea-
ls en animated by pure heroism,
bat if had
were on save
the have been
heroic
S lino of the S West
em i are
look mt f t ii the
have found it to
the r u Is
A bid n a
miner's instead
looking him no lo await
pincers f
In in. if BOt with with
brought home they look
quite from they do
viewed from afar, and when
the i
and is promptly it
is ill wonder that
section does no in it a
to
Observer
Art Squares, Oil
Cloths, Door in Steel and
Crockery, Lamps. Hall Lamps,
Lamps. Lantern, Tinware; see our mate
Oil Can, tills you Lamp and docs not run it
over
FURNITURE
P MIA n ii. SO to r ins
of all U m, 1.1. I
SKI. i Cradle-,
of all kinds, K M I C
Safe-, ll .
work, ill j . th. lit
stage, and In-
I .
Is the pi -r I
SO i i
ponce, y, r r. but .- me in. u
give till III II
Bright, turning bis
an t. have no change,
t half crowns
The coins
t n,
nil giving asked
latter.
Holding me coins in lie- hi
of Iii- hand, -lowly scratching his
bead with other, t. t
v call v- don't
Hi. v.- I call y.-
w Tribune.
he
f .-. Che a bile people have hub
e, might a sty and
d. i. manner not to be
in . d. they will rule
vi i
m if in u
a . in by
And vi-t the party,
. imposed us it is of great
bulk white pi will give
the . full
in In- life his
h's The
at u i to Hie
the
; for and are really
b and
i n in aid in ail of
lot
i.-l,.
Ho about i,
you will oat We
every n I ml. e . ill in
he
your
x pleat U
i rating lo the
i. i t fa
for
quality
BAKER HART
DEALERS
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The of this will lie
to learn that there Is st lean
one dreaded disease science has
been able It In all stages
Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
the cure to
the medical literally. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a con-
treatment.
Cure Is taken internally, directly
upon the blood and surface of
tho system, thereby destroying the
foundation of tho disease, and
by building up the
and assisting nature In do-
Its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
i tine for any
that It falls to cure, bend list
of testimonials.
K. J. CHUNKY Props
lo, Ohio
Hold by druggists
Hall's PHI- tut best.
To our friends of
Good friends,
friend-, you been saved
again by Democratic
S it hereafter- Don't run
off after and
Yon were
business by constitute
winch you Ibo
Democratic of county gov
will be set up in
business as a result
on Tuesday. Being
right, stay right;
Charlotte Observer,
.--ml K.
A Co. and get a -ample Ur
King's New Life Fills. A trial will
convince yon of their merits. Thaw
pills are easy in action are
effective In the cure
Sick Headache, for Malaria
and Liter troubles they have
proved Invaluable. Tiny lire
teed lo from every
and t. he purely
vegetable. T weaken by
their by lone lo
the per but.
Hold by Jno. L. Woolen,
General
Hardware,
Ibo ii t re-
I r
and oil in milk.-U
i.-t- DO end of
-t Riving
any all.
oil. ii If r oil and of
that kind am
i which Blip down
. i also in two
port, to bay
pat or other d
thrill and thou
knowing that
dingbat a i
round waft r p r, which l a In
i. --I kind i or powder
can ha
with New
Won. i.
a if- court in which
. man toed another
tho i a
pardon, yum
nil.
Tim having no, tho
judge y n have had
what yon know
N nil, y r.
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Garland
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for in
down to 1.1
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Greenville, N. i, ,, . . ., Ha me- . r a
lb Id. a,
Hi.
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of which she will
p . All
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delta in t
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in with fair
ma ran ire at
w or
Urge I lip t mar
and ass in tat
E Mai at poet at
c. a.
N. IS
stock. Hi- hi
by ,
sort d B St Hauler
a a on I lb, i, t
i. ii. m am at It. -t
r- i-u U. K.
I, .- . and
tea
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bes-. dark by
t work tins tr ii j . I. Baal
mac not known than . L. Blow it at a bf B. d.
it to defeat o J. I ,. M , ., j m a, ,.
won by
I tie id ii
. i-i iii tut
,,,, to
. -11 in bis ;. Th
few men j .,;, d a tar II M.
of ; up with
Lincoln and the work as J- J- Car, a
c to Mt
F. Click,
Senatorial the
in I i . In present
the people of vest and
of man will re-
that prevailed in and to well done
Gov. letter telling of He
domination in I nobly in work by
been Click wrote Li, fellow Democrats
Rev. A- W. who came j i too numerous
knew him we feel it is due lo
say J. in
and if
limbed were true. Mr-
wrote the fact- as Mated
bit reply h
ck mated
man in Ca-
wrote Mr. for
and receiving bis r
ply cave it the
to be d. Click -hen
in d
and
lo don a
e i Bur Mi
able to take care of
himself and
to fully
Click's and to
helped Dem
up U is all over
now, and as said at the outfit we
are dad to know a man of such
has been
K. Smith. l fill
an m um ma hi the
i , I
Ibis hour
an i
The winner at
pile ,
in
of White Unions
and
at bands f bis fellow
So was also Ware i-
C. and V. i- id
labors i the
While winch aided mate,
id redeeming Pitt
did work to last
work was To
on ail these gentlemen as
Vail -i every who
ii this great the e
of Pitt would say you;
is well doLe. lot M ail re
K. Co. had a I
it
I parade i j.
b d r .,.,
turn-
,,,.,, B.-i
It ; j
. v. re ,.,,, i.-i M,
be r-, w I n-d i el i,.
Me, all won by -1-
, Mania Beat dark
. it., i
l-. w r. ill
that their
emu.- all
mill f i ill- rear won by It.
, am about ball a
A buggy Senator won by
a el- ,. ,,,. ,. Pm,
and
a great i to i
,, day. All
in, A a I gyp . a
i i ii and a an e ii all ;
i lull day I
v i . on l.-it e i ,. on many
by S. I.
Next U a display el j
to will at
e m a , . m later
by C IV tor
Co, II. r, e -id. . d at a free tat BO
I bail ii by and
It L
m.
It V,
r BI I
re.
will,
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Mi- la
Mer.
II H n HI
Mr H W u i.
Mi
Ki Patrick Mi- A I. be.
will, Mi- be
III-. -n.
Mi- .-.
ii with K-
O A W
Julia
Mean Mia
J it
H a wile.
a to.
II.
B Lie
I Corl. ii will. Mi Blow.
II Jr. Mi--
Mr will, Mi-
II with
Mi-
Hooker wit Mi-
K Mi-
i,.,
. I. Mi's
Mis- Ada
mil Mis-
Jania
Ts of
It it as . a-y to tell the age of as
oyster by a It i to
a by
it, or a tree by
the by the.
when it in laid low. When the oyster is
it in as big a dime;
when year old, it will a silver
half dollar, when y. old. will
to about the of
The oyster, unlike the is not
obliged build a
new time be
The u- he on
are el, by a well
denned ridge.
ha la at their
best when -I age.
bin to the
time.
ti, us oyster is, men who are
sot inclined to kill the goose that lays
the golden return to the
bed oysters that are MB but in
case a patriarch i- up, over
whose shell th of from K to Ii
winters summers have ebbed
Sowed, h, i anal where he
put at the am
old with Ins y,
W,
Till. FA
A Occasion
I'll- tire. Fan A-----
-I opened Wed-
in
glorious re
e In
lair, a good number were in
Ito fir-t day. i.
most
, ac
Ml d brethren, i up
on the proposition that our
plaint i not the
It
whom derive their
people was and tar bad a
well when they saw
French on u train at H The panda as the beat and
a from in
Tie people of North Greenville. was mud-
Carolina will do batter and line el
pat Marion march In
0- lie
a , m. . I s m
again- did wagons
he, in public speech, m the
to i., i add.
to by the
good. John J I. in.-, -nu-
proved elf, bis . . .
campaign, a perfect gentlemen. n N at o Web-
compared -i-h Be was . , . pl wagon.
the st all-be , aid in; b. hind . f.
Slate's Co. E. M. C. Vol-n-
There will I. id North bearing
until he is a Hist, hi
lotto
ion of the r I i bad .
Car Iv d.
all cased la white
larger
had I is band- lull trying to a
H ff Is.
tit- Bran
Hooker, a tale in
Ii., lay w.,.
Man run Ito buyers
. tin toll i beats, and was
art and work a AH driven
in by -p. Mas,
Kara tis-e. bed running
a old wood.
r. b.-a is
bail is win pro-
kind .
lbs god ab baa a plane
in -he t r.
Around the grounds are the poultry
stock are n,,,
Urge but there tine
a- are anally Sunning
Jehu
by
Mr. f
of that tin-
of it i m, tit as the
ill U
i tin M
bow ti . Mt
; v t know BOW why
motif mi ii
was tin the
a mod, thorn thin law.
in l If dots
to j not when
loan Tin
line inti-r. to
tn it-
. -1 it. i. will it t
This is morality. Go
an t y, a an a saint. Tho Ufa
if most
In tho world
i m-
have tin an
inn
J I;
--a- . .
at day
on a two noW
of a ti at r off and pro-
to fit- iv Half way
the platform with a
before
Mr Tin thief of poll re, who
led Um away,
but took
his bat BO that pet abettor
of fare. rapidly a few
in advance. ah
snap shots and thou
He Worn Her.
reproachfully.
you wore to no fewer
before yon pro-
to mo. How do I know that
didn't make to nil of
b promptly.
he returned.
don't for a minute I would
foolhardy to try for a prise
as you n at
tin-t, do
nary
liven peak in
is Mid to taller than Mount
i away oner -n the American
Hide of tin line
It will
u Kite to low his long reputed
landmark
of inn be
York Tribune.
Baa i-
liver . u
.; V. . .
., Oilier
en altar our
will mention d
Ai d there are all fend
is a timely one
batter off
Marion r. Ami some
inn to be
the fort Ii a
off
ably Cy
Thai but
. and
b lib. urn bare of
if upon
Ami
u o
or two nut be any tho a
by it.
Ma a I
Wini n o
Tine
all a race ,
ya are r u ,,. m n,
I, for out on UM a and
lint racing v
race Secretary H A.
anal dull man
The won by Lani ,;, u
in lab en
I, M i-n II Wat ., j,. , ,, r it
Bye Holly ,, be bad lb
won ,.,.,., people, nil
W.
lime
band i
lair i
-III- look bill W- will
oil-,
lull
Opinion n
Many man it o
when Ins pain, J
id light lb
II man o mid lea m
era b
A man v-
beyond bit reach, Ire-
oilier- th It are illy as
good
a rule Ii mi girls
pretty net, in-n are
drain to It.
woman
i you nil
ml tn bar, mad i lake
lief Hill-. it.
Wilson, Ir ad. ,, u an Ineradicable
Henry
Bob Joe
I will in the long ran and tint we
our beat
drew in I. s
Ali-.- Webber, the Kin.
, Km-
Denmark
day a Tillage
lively
and ready to an-
bi.-
ha said,
an- name
With one our,
Just tin n n little to
bad whispered
her
know naked
act did ho
The her heart and
mered out,
comforted, my mid
king. don't know
II
or is. e.-v.-.
-i real -i.- tin-
rouse rare
r at,. nil
. . . , r
d's
Pills
E. B. JARVIS
I i -i t n r r rung
Orv
Shoes,
to lair u
i r.-.
larger ball
ban The tub
ti to
; n a. the
mi-
a and cm
mi r . Ac
1st
lint
and it great
b Wail
The i in
opera
very and j,,,. . only bu
in every a large it
in
The day el lair brought leader, with Hill Pal
to
many We
one now. This the
the campaign. of
F-M. puny
made no win n lie win
pat at helm- He in a
State ever bail
He in the Ho
knows tin , knows
to bow to strike It. M a
a Rood the r,
ex- n early
good. Hundreds
p at
, g- lien together short
notice, entire work lair b i i
in a
y ran
i.-i.-d two in the
The won by
owned by and
the latter by Kiln owned by
-I cl Va.
funding around doing their
bis H n n
much
i; m bad
two on n truck
ready
Brown Cm had am ,
a a
load weed
Wilson ban a
men in
bait b
nail
lead to loot.
Buggy
wire -1 . u on top
baggy,
mi make.
Mrs M. II- had a
with
was by
That
Kiln
Ma
Time
with Lulu V
Hire with
M II Maud Mow,
Baal Taylor, it with
Hill Webber,
II with Um Mil
Mi- Addle lee
J i
Willie in.
With
Miss Helen .
Hugh with Mill
Anderson, of
Norwood Hill, Halifax, with
Will Moore with
Wu
H Harper, el with
Miss Nannie
X a i n lay
, Tab-
let;. All
I,. It. l on earn Tablet,
Why Do So Many
WHEN
BELIEF
l r
Kn N. Cg, ii, 1607.
Jon
you real oh
It with an
ailment to mu my mi
In I lo
Hi in taken U u-
ml tn today in
than tears. I
to all it id roe.
Your
K.
run ALI
C.
Why Hi We
can be little of
the of If Um of
11111- Which have for a long
of
blood and lymph in
of this become
hence frequency after
ban tor time in
example, when
. r
Co-operating with this
Hess shallow which it
This factor, an well u-
quiescence, is apt to attend the of
it in that
tho bored to yawn. A
tho case the deep breath
which accompanies the net yawning
c i s for the flint low breathing
which York
Herald.
Hardly.
in the r-tn-et amid
mm- of bis cab home, to driver
of which occasioned tho
Countable to tho now I
You i call him
that.
in
cab on killed an left me
n Wot do
t mo to
Judy.
colors
tho United Suite govern-
annually for printing paper
revenue
k A lull
Supplies.
i free
to part of the
N. C.
II
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES
GREEN n U
lotion
on baud,
goods kept on
hand.
A will convince
you.
BABY'S SMOOTH, FAIR SKIN
A Mother W- this
when
Baby I Sores
Ike in
We ll-a s. ;. t
toe I Of
The on ell over at
side of Mi fee We consulted
clan suit I and
me u . I to my n i.
two weeks n- . scrofulous lo k
sore on baby's arm.
Crew worse lad wore, and when
three I began giving him
Hood's I took
and fore the first
was a ere
never He Is now
but he has m had any of those
scrofulous sore, he by
of with Hood for which very
My boy owes his good health
U Clark, with Mis, end smooth, to this Bed-
i ii. i i- H n.
I Smith, Mount,
of on M
Hat H. H V.
ton, only
S Fills ii.
Out of the enormous number of
men not more than
6.000 can read or
V l to
said would trust nu
with
Then tell out about who
Would curry
IN
HARNESS
Ai COLLARS
A General Horse
Millinery.
Also a nice line of
aw Hardware.
I can now be found in
brick for ;
by J. W. Brown
Come to see
eBB
Is the best too Good for You
If not, then buy the
HEATER
FOB SALE BY
HIGGS TAFT
The Furniture Men-
DON'T MISS
This opportunity to get your
WINTER OVERCOAT.
NOVEMBER
The Um i Every Day.
It. 1898,
A. M. M
Clara n
V. run down
i y
; bill I i i , hi ,
A AMi
i.
N 1.10
. .
r,
T. Clark, of
r ., .
I,
You will need it before We have
a choice selection of from the best
woolen nulls of the world that arc made up
in
Our Line cl
II re e.
. I, Ml j t .
j B BO. .
Ki i ,. g,
I i i i urn d lo
Mi-p N i
Bare U. W
w.
boy, Wed
n. mI iv.
Mi- Stay
Vial i
i Mr. C. ST. r at
II t
,., i . w hat
la . n . j. t i. . r it; II,
H I- . ,. I MM
mi I-.
l i, .,,., i . ,
a C
In i.
tn J. i . r la be
I am i l i i
I m
III r k-i -V I .
or . I
. I
in . I
Savage, Son Co.,
FACTORS
. i Si. NORFOLK, A.
Mrs
. i
will interest you and your prices
are way and the quality our Goods mi
ITO to in
r I Hi
i. in;. , , , i . . ,; . A. . ,. ,,
i K.
row, C, Friday lo Blind i ;
ibis in, . ,, ., i , . . ii., ii i.
I ;.
Plaster.
licit. I.
80-
hands
. d I I.,
Furnishing Goods
of every description.
of Sooth
Va., mil iv- o
j an-
B- lit-
WE display the line As-
cots, Puffs, Four-in-hand Club Ties, etc.,
to be seen in the city.
The King Clothier.
REFLECTOR
local
is next I.
Bi gin work a
I lair next
Mm a
race riot
Tie i.-l, bud
nil down on ilia calendar.
It i- lime g
on lo now.
Did finer r
, ,,.,
-ii ;. on l.
i, r, h m in is
; in would be
i I ,.
Then bin in town
in in beat result Hi-. .
everybody was r-j
blank
Tin v i Ken come in I be R--
k Store it
for only
and haw
issued i-
Hill
mint abundant
II II paper, paper, note and
paper in nice at
Hook
Hi Lies hand-
ton-ii and
Sam
Foil dwelling on
on lot.
N, A. S
A nice ink pi n bolder
and point all cents at R. c-
I w k Store.
You cannot find many white men
who will Unit voted
ticket.
n and fair week
Greenville will once more
day .
Oilers me MM happy,
can you, by buying a Sewing
Machine, it S. U.
Hairy got one
ii l, has
ban MB S biggest Republican
the
Will tars
must
too, at tho majority it at one
more be thought ii was going to
be.
R. V- Am
died morning slier a
The slate bad
baiter man than be, an I
great in bi death.
A. one the boys,
was looting a
when the was
ally end the ball
through call nit hp.
Now that election and the fair
are over can come down to
once more. One thing Ilia
I mi on
street fix rooms,
Inn I end all other needed
u including one Lull
open ground Well
II on
Two ago when
only in Fin
county, I you
we.-e enough Ml for sud,
would is
they are
lion t
Several
their las meet,
in the election, lo con-
the and
the county should i
be in white
men
the
I people now
the Populist and lie-
publican lies an are
on that
they cannot
they op-
to r
J. T.
Around tho Depot
There a hand at work
around the preparatory to making
some important changes. An
is being tho cl
summing main track about
to to make room an extra
a id an warehouse on
it tide of the ware.
will be
shipments.
joint's lo
you take Hood's
and you will
be
Mis. II I. p. i i. who baa
on a A. J. on
near town, led boat
IV.
L. editor Th
Hop- in
vi-it bis
II, 1898,
S. is
Ii mo-tin j
Wilmington.
J. I., to
Hope today.
W. Q, Clark, of Tarboro, is visiting
J. B.
T. C.
ibis
Boa. I ii
baa take a a J,
. i. i. . the
store,
this
Sin ton,
who visiting Mrs, L. C.
home today.
Mrs S. II, Mis. C.
Fields and
HOD, are visiting J. B. Cherry.
S. F. v in wife, Cat-
here with
. and at ended
lair.
a. d Annie a-riv-
erasing Mrs. ii-
A. e.
Misses Sallie and
over this mom
la BIB of Mis. M.
m. who
ma bars attending far an
I is daughter, lira, S. M,
n in home
It II. and daughter, --s
who were b,
attending lair
, I J. S. u, r t
1898,
W. u. Ga
today.
II. I. went lo Henderson
C W. Harvey has
. . i . ., i ;.
lib i arty an I
, but I ii fa
K be in mi I God I .
I w. I
i j ; .
. . , .
; r. .
. . i . n.-, , .
h I i ll. -ii I
As , ; it I I . i. . i
,,.
being w u I . i.
a. ii i i i i
also a in
. . I I, a ti
ti . . , i . -i
Pitt ha
sent
n ; . i . p N v.
. II ii
I ., i . i
l. ling i. . I . i m . i
. Cat will us
OUR BULL
Tee , , ,,. ,,. ,,. , ,.,.
If,.
Saw lull t keen
ad,
And n ,,,
we . bright m tight.
As es our -M i .
LOOK
My Fall and Winter lock o
SHOES
lagging and Ties and a lull line
Heavy Ties have arrived and. we will put
the to you until it will compel you
to buy. Ii you once sec goods and hear the
price you are customer
Greenville, N
O i b, ;. In in
H. ., ail Mi,
V. Cb . C i V i
era married by v. Mr, Caldwell.
The groom ii know; m is
in
Ga night,
will hue a and
torch c s i.-l I lb
v election.
All vi wining that
while supremacy
ire to lie wit., u- Thursday
and take pan in ,
, an t help us Ii lye a
lime.
Founts, Mayor.
dull i i it will i years
b.-m t. ;. will I 11- in i i.
ti r . . in n .
I ti yours.
I. . .; ,.
THE OLD
The New World,
l let M
POP i arc
-v i iv. M. ,, d the Market
ill
in
and bring your tobacco,
brim
way .
mg t,,,, it will MU n-
It i us em
taken an index, wore e ml
when
As a
weekly
i the
;. A war
pr. I teas
. ,. lit . i
all . I
II a- ., t,. the .
II I., ii a u r
an I. , ., u
win, lull tor n w Mo e tin
h look ii whole
-orb., paper
in ruing, but wanted to pi-use It
has brilliant -i by
, until in-, o
,,,.,,. . 1,1- I I.
i, ., . .,;. WOrk and
The of unusual i;.
riot subside ,.,,,;.
In nil II were kill i
and while men
white m n hurl l--i i- i
it w In- v. . i
o i. o p ml
to ii needed. n
trouble grew out
not C with r
th while pie, thin
he nut leave
the e within h. Si v-
in
unto wrecked h
took ii
lo
the riot l Id the
friends
i EVANS. CRITCHER CO.
Proprietors Che Old
GREENVILLE, N. C
COUNTY
EDWARDS
i tiara all
a specialty
.- labor
AI i I . I . ill
. i I
v a
I v.-
J,
SUGG
H.
Kev, J. Qatar, spent
Pf and morning
Miss hit this
morning- Littleton to spend a
days,
Mies Maud up
Washington Friday lo
the bull.
to the dance evening
and home
Mi-. Boat who
was visiting Miss
I evening.
Miss Glenn,
V, bat been
Miss tins
Julia no, who
here as guest Miss Bottle
Jarvis, returned home tins
B n
tie., j . I
Ever
fee in de-
.
tin tin and
am upon
of her life.
I en i a
a source of joy
to all, but
Buffering and
danger of the ordeal make
its anticipation one of misery.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
is remedy which relieves
women of the pain and
incident to maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial not only made
painless, but danger is re-
moved by its Those who use
this remedy are no de-
or gloomy;
nausea and other con-
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Give- he o inn .
ever afternoon tin
m . price .-, its n
Are i
I urn
be.
Eastern
Hi w i my
of with
it may mm OB effect a
But if faithfully nut.
place, be patient
to oil lb habit
in Um
t r your will react c-
upon till until. If you
lightly of treating
he will bold that method in i-mall es-
teem. Tin ref re,
if he mi at
frown Into a , t lit
alone not to
hold the average and
will therefore add a material
m the Vi . my
there
lies peanut a charm to
the power of
tea the fettered
all habit there are two con-
and men
till, or physiological and psychological.
I to
to calm the
What is the of
if the weed is withdrawn; It in
important to this, on i
there is tut I variation
cases from the MM-
The m one of
rest, some
The withdrawal of tobacco
act- a a withdrawn of a powerful
t me. mad,
fir.-t as
i a nerve
as take mental firM
n. I do Dot try to put a to
i p. it i- an
hut
while he is sitting I
opposite mo to the
That it will be easy to hen of
the habit
That ho will in t the
fad that he has tried to
en of
tho
That he is not a hi r n to Le
pitied or with,
will not be called to display any
heroic
if be fellows ho will
suffer from
tho pit of the
That lie will begin at gala in
that bu m m will
and that Midi
organs will regain that
Ma will a- steel, his muscles
as iron and his will lose the
muddy boo which its nm
That the habit is fact,
that its
entails a gross of What
right has ho to literally hum hi
his wile is to wear a
gown that is out of
Thus, then, do I patient
mind for the of tin
him, laying special stress the
fact that he will no
himself mi object of or self
pity, for it he believe to be per-
ft deed of he
will latter his
i ignored and taken a a natter
course lie will react BOO
Now, as to the
tin y will Lo tail if tho above
preparation is
done and will in
tonal pains about the of the .
sinking the the stomach.
a weak and ,
and muscular
jumping at a and
i f tempt-i will in but
Will ho greatly modified by suggestion. I
lo i.
and He must
be occupied. him therefore with
He Wt if left alone, think
tobacco. He on the contrary,
think peanuts. Has ho- a loathing
peanuts All the better. Ho will learn
to love them for I
ties and flavor. his
nth mi the or day I
Has ha op It is
well, no wan when
you
with material for his
upon, that ha are
not idle. is and
will be this no
at the pit of A of
perhaps, B
a of but this is exactly
what we
the system and work; the
mind at
Ah, my true it in that
th may the that
bind the It- i.
nay be tho
to an m i. i i have known
this agent. to
of from they rose in
of a
of
I have known of
Ware not t i Wont their way
waged fin
I have never a failure if
the carried out.
The tobacco is not to
i at a Wow-
or, LL. U, York
A little tun i brought
into a Iv s w He bad
run on ; by mi an I and
badly I.
for, it . tide that
the boy i With
little the the inter-
view u . doctors think
you an hurt Have you been
good little boy
Boy
I urn afraid
y. ii an n t a goo I and you
know you may p. going to die.
Buy t the
Wall, taint none i any-
ow. death to do with
TOO yon got a pal the
line
It is pleasant to be able to relate that
th boy Anally root
Now and then the doctor is believed
to lent. A patient in
military getting
into hot Water he
food Into the ward One
medical officer about to examine
his throat with a
the little mirror all ready for the
man's chum an
warning fr the adjoining
bay. Bill, you'd ave a care.
to see wot for
supper law n
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Will.
A friend if the lain William Pop-
per of tells how he could i
to at will. yon
me. would
talk with you
. more if I had a few min-
nap. wake Mrs.
and wake me in ten
Outside the would
, I initial la ilia
the museums, the
of the public
or ah. nit their health, but he
would go into bis own room behind the
office, would out on the lounge,
i throw a rut bis knees and
his eyes would be asleep at Ten
minutes later lie would roused by hi,
servant and would at once resume his
conversation with patient at the
point at which it bad been dropped. Ho
would sleep in his carriage as he was
from appointment to
Ho would ship a a
strange parlor or library, in private or
in public, to com-
Holidays In
Two hundred and six holidays in the
as against school That's
the of public instruction in
France. To begin with, there is the
regular midsummer holiday, which
a period of days. That's pretty
good for a starter. Then there are the
Sundays. They are holidays of course
everywhere, bat they count
S, days. ten days are
lowed for the celebration of
and New Year's. To be
the great feast of
days an- given. Thurs-
days am holidays, and that minus
days of no labor. All
comes iii for three holiday, St.
two days. Tuesday
and Alb Wednesday two day,, Whit-
three days, and three days to
make merry when the national
July round. The rest of the year
the children lire supposed to study.
Philadelphia Ledger.
World. W
Tho workhouse in the world
is at Liverpool, where tho workhouse
has accommodation for no fewer
It is not, however, of-
ten filled, us only half its many
are occupied by the permanent
pauper residents. There are occasions,
such as a labor if long
which cause it to BU -op rapidly, mid
thin it proves none too big fur the re-
of tho union. Liverpool has
a large number of poor, but it is
in its charities. Hf
those chief are tho out
maintaining end
children; the Sea-
men's Orphan in Newman
park, and
soul girls; for the
blind dial dumb,
schools, and u hospitals.
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P fan
p ml New Ben
DOMINION LINE
rs
Wednesdays A.
i to
Tarboro.
Returning leave Tarboro at A. H.
Greenville on
Saturdays hours sub-
to depending on stage of
water.
at wit
Steamer, for Norfolk, Baltimore
Now York and Boston
and all for the West with
I at
shippers should order by
the S. Co. from
Sew York. Clyde Line from
Bay fro
Merchants Li-M from
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model.
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Philadelphia
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am. Tar's
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D. N. I r-nth
vs.
II II p. S s. K and
rah II. an I lie
Wane I an I
I fend Trip will tile
th t an act I entitled a above
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Court f to sell for a
vision a t act f laud
de in the file In this
an t e art de
e in lice b required f
a pear he ore the of the
tour at hi-1 e on the
h of S v and answer
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demand d in romp B lit.
This . October
K. A.
Cm t.
Bethel School
The Fall Term begins on
Y SUIT.
This is a school of high grade
exes.
Only first class teachers will he em-
very thorough work will b
I be best will be maintained.
from to per month
s n
Primary
Int
High School GO
Music
A discount of cent De
owe I when la In advance for
. whole term
For further information ere or ad-
dress
Principal,
If C
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KW night, Nev.
York 0.30 am, Philadelphia
12.0.1 pm, pm,
3.16 pm, Rich-
pm.
Norfolk p-n
pm It. ck Mount
m. me Wilson
am.
7.53 am.
Sew Kara am.
This trail
P. street.
Notice to Creditors.
dull before the
Sup Court I of county as
P.
deceased, no Is here y Riven
persons indebted to the estate lo make
immediate payment undersigned,
all persons claims
he .-Mi.- are notified to present the
same payment o . or the
of October. r this notice will
plead in bur of re-
Ibis day of October,
of P. Owens
is on v a
news even
k, i
to tho es-
those
that is
y times ire I
H i., Van
you'd boon half an
he said, don't know I should
have
Mrs. i xi door,
been in herewith such extraordinary
tale, which in. I
would bi to a.
that it teemed It I
couldn't wait for yon hone. o
toll you
your
In the.
A line bank. I think, ti
out of in v b lull,.
I've Well; I'll go somewhere
la
If a child in dies not at-
tend school a day, tho
pan gets n notice from the public
that he is Hind so many
The second day the fine is
and by third day the amount be-
come In ease of
the pupil is i sous I if Hi-re be
Of shamming I doctor is soul
If proves t . I e v., II found
hI, pan tit i n paired M pay the
-i tie
was in no-
in in by
la I MO. It was
inc. i Franc
in
1600,
Hoy.
No.
M. Tamil
pm. pm
Savanna 1.15 night, Charles-
ton
sin, Atlanta 7.50 am, Ma on
am, Augusta pm,
4.17 pm.
6.10 am, Florence am,
Inn am,
10.38 am. Lake
id,
lain
LIB p. m., Halifax
,. m., arrives Sot laud Keck at ,
, p.
Ci. leaves J. t
. m., Greenville a. m.
-an s at 11.1311
Branch lean
m., p .
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b pm i live Washington am
and V sO Dally except
leaves A C, via
in R. B.
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Plymouth 7.40 V. H., 0.10 p. m
-ii 7.50 a. m., Sunday a m
and CO
on Branch leave
Rocky Ml pm arrive
pm Spring Hope A pm am
lug leave Spring Hope . am N
ville
dally
I rain on . eland M. i . v
dally, except Sunday, a
m. arrival,, 8.30 a. in. Re
leaves 0.00 a. m.,
rivet at ors a. m.
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ill
On Main la of L.
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Meals and Oysters Served at all hours
it
DIRECT
HIS M.
We a new
hearse and the nicest line
Coffins and Caskets, in wood,
metallic and brought
to Greenville.
We are prepared to do em-
in all ltd forms
Personal attention given to
and bodies entrusted
to our care will receive
of respect.
Our prices are lower than ever.
We do not want
but court competition.
We can be found at any
all times in the John Flanagan
building.
BOB is CO
Sunday,
mt. mg and evening. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. A. W.
Sunday school A. M-
C.
services.
A. M. W. B. Brown,
Services every San-
and evening,
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
N. M. Pastor. Sunday school
M. A B. Ellington,
third
Sunday, morning and Ravi
J. B. Morton. Pastor. Sunday school
A M. E. B.
dent.
A. F. A A- N Lisle No
I meet first and third Monday even
lug. R. Williams, W. M. J. M.
I. Lodge No.
Heels every Tuesday evening. W. K.
N. O. D- D. Sec.
K. off. No.
int. ts every Friday evening. Dr E. A.
Jr , C. B, K. Parham. K.
K. OB-l
It No. i
ever Thursday evening. W. L.
Wilson. R Sec.
Train on Clinton lords
saw for Clinton daily, except
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-8,00
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it
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Secret of Beauty
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a proper of foot
This tan done when
the liver not it's part.
Tim .; Pills an
sour
I've
fever.
i mill, glad coys. For
and i m
The mil of tills school nil
on Monday.
Terms are a, .
Intermediate
Higher
I I
o to
work.
first
Greenville School
Young Ladies.
Will be held In the
near the depot.
Number Limited not to Exceed
L. Hargrave,
Fall tern, begins Thursday, it 1st
Hates.
1st U- tirades per
ft
per month 3.00
Latin, French, each
per month
Theory and liar.
1.00
month
Terms payable
taking both Music and Liter
course will be allowed cent
We hope to the sup-
port and full con Iii of liter.
In true education and Jill
you to make your
at to enter girls our
Any further
given.
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Fresh Eatables, Hominy Flakes. Rolled
Prepared Small
Hominy, Pork Sausage. K. Y.
Sugar Corn. Canned Toma-
toes. Raisins, Dates,
Currants, Citrons,
Butter
and
S C Hams
per lb S C.
Shoulders pea lb.
A ii in Coffee,
to Rico M lasses and re-
member yon can save money by
BEDSTEADS BUREAUS
CHAIRS MA BED-
SPRINGS
TBS
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SKIS
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only work
prices reasonable
to R.
IN
Whichard, N.
The in
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prices paid for
produce
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Tuesday
Friday
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VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
NO
i, r I.
O. C-. Nov
It known Mr
feels keenly rel
to the
voters of the country at Hip
and
if he bad it all lo do over
be would rot to
for The
first Cabinet after
was a very mournful
fair ; it lasted four
and entirely
a few of
comfort the result th
few
held ow , from
fact that will a
in tin, of Hie Cod.
Tn., are
a little over the prob-
the will
set o
hold control cf the next
but ire afraid to coast too
eves that little, for
tear that official com.,
locate, miss a
of will
Republican in mi-
When all the coo
with the campaign are
into consideration, the
vote cast is with
it will be seen his
elections were a triumph for
the triumph
that was really in
the which
confronted the It
incredible almost that
which had tie undivided
support of lbs country in fighting
to a close a foreign
so soon forfeited
nod s much of
all sorts of appeals,
ranging from to cupid-
sere to retain it If the
par y maintains its
ode, will
win i he
two years hence,
Senator Jones, of Ark.,
man of Democratic
, does not tho
of as a
to Democracy of the
On the contrary, he talks as
bough be believed it would be
decidedly beneficial.
New York
we, I astray on party platform
and be of
in Stats legit
reward of and
piecemeal There are
many other Democrats who are
not sorry lbs party failed lo
carry New some for one
reason some for soother, but
most of because they
that Tammany should be
with the of
the city of New
not to in Stale and
National They say if
Van bad been elected gov
Mr- would have at
templed to control National
i u and snob
bring nothing bat injury
to I he party.
The Commission an
other joint powwow, at Paris, this
but they are still talking
the air and not ready to get
to in As soon as price
we are to for Phil
Is agreed upon, Mr. Mo
will notify
to nettle the
been cf
he Unite It vi ed
laud Federal roOM
during not-,
gave to do so
the
of Hi. Slates.
He done farther
to h-i
that if alls
official in was inter-
e force of Deputy
Stales would be
to ; them, in case
of their inability to do so,
be by
Inn. r- Some of the men or-
i f
a from
South Carolina,
trying lo pose as n nit v re, and
o Mr. t get
mixed up in their but
One of would gladly
compromise by up- i
in
Nov.
Mr. baa been fretting
some very bad advice concerning
he race trouble in North
and Carolina, but he has
been enough not to accept
it, or at least, not to carry it out-
advisers been
Irving to get Mr. to or-
Federal Into both of
those -tales, no request
for troops Las been
the Governor of either, lie has
in
There may be ho
are downcast over
election, but if so, nave
Been. All those who
talking on express
opinion made a
pit showing, cir-
cu m.-l reducing the
House
almost to vanishing
cuts in a batter
lo make a light
in 1900 than would have
been bud they captured next
E use. hot I branches of
in their its. Re-
publican will be to make
the i ex two
The j of the i -i- i f
bod other
to j illy
into the claims cf
Mr. for
in 1900, by promising him
will support him i will
be watched for with interest. He-
fore was ever thought
of a Rough Bider or at
nor of New York, Mr-
secured Plan's of
port in Roosevelt
only pot on Plait collar
he had practically made hi
for Governor u
in order lo get Plan's lo
help elect him he may, through
his power Governor, be able
prevent controlling
State delegation next Na-
Convention, thus it
impossible for tr. deliver tho
to Mr.
without bis
veil will do. will depend, in the
of those who know his
disposition
what he thinks will promote
bis political interest and
what he thicks he can ac-
If be gets the idea that
he can
himself, the jollying of the friends
of will have no
him, whatever. It is
whispered intends to
tempt by lo
throw Hobart overboard
make the ticket and
Administration u i c a n s
begun to pat
oat feelers to ascertain what
chance there will be of getting an
man elected Speak
of next Home, instead of
Cr Reed. are afraid of
Reed, Is known to hold
views on ex
passion and believed to
hold others, but
are also afraid to hand
unless that enough votes
to Republican canons
can be secured. Every
can elected lo next i.
to carefully sounded lo
ho would, if mi
ministration desired I . vote
nominating R for
Speaker. putting out those
feelers, name of
live II t of Iowa, is m-
a possible
fer Sneaker, but
care is taken to the
that no
would bl on ; only
web whether i. is
to Peed.
Should Senator Barrows fail to
i cough
of
lo
and hi,, failure is expected, See-
the combined
backing Gov. Mr
it is understood,
n rush for
It is I
an
to
upon of
government for
why that
should be made now, is a little bit
but who
made it know what are do-
and why ate doing it.
know,
r the
alleged defeat of in tho
campaign is
It is predicted that many
Republican from West
districts will silver,
it is made for them to
vote for or it. be
if politics, is silver-
DEPEND UPON US
K r perfect
for your
it with th.-
styles, selected with
care a to quality, and
sly e. have . nu
Ion for lbs people. A
A large variety every depart
i the
ilk- ti mid
I ad
all right prices. fa I to see m
r lake f-r II
id I- of.
in our mammoth
Dry floods,
Lace,
kinds. Gents Hats and
Caps, Shoes and s in black and
to fit the ladies, girls boys.
e ii iii. I alien that e he best sold
by any ore In our town la our
Oxfords, a beautiful of
In white, and colors.
Window Shades In all colon. Pock
Knives,
and we war
rant.
line of
Lace
in
drill Swift,
Curtain Pole
rail PILLS.
Send your address to II. K.
at Co., and gel a box Dr
Hew Pills. A
convince you of their merits. These
are easy In action and arc
in the earn of
and sink Headache, for Malaria
and Liver troubles have been
proved invaluable. They are
teed be free from every
and lo be purely
vegetable. do not weaken by
their but by living lone
and bowed greatly Invigorate
the intent per box.
by Jno. I. Women, druggist.
In every town public
has a competitor, of the
boys who meet on snot
and in back lo
in cigarette smoking
and other forms of
ates of school DO
in securing pen
d of in-
places a young man
the direct line of prom to-
the gallows. Parents of
which boy a pup;.
-Orange Observer.
I lairs.
while c 11-, fl
in all and seven
long,
and
Ru
gs
Squares, . ,
Cloths, Door Mutts, in rubber. Sled and Co-
Crockery. Lamps. Hall Lamps,
Lamps, Lanterns, so. our mate
Oil Can, tills you lamp and does not run it
over
I art Flayed t th
In the v f
ca North Carolina,
tho b lei .
so par; the
one just Democratic
u I iv- Ii f
. IO I I V
and have res OB lo
mice a n in and
. Ill T T I
and have d daily
ii
i as no. r been
presented
the Na been i.
hi ; and h.-en-
me
have ma ac
ii
lo what was right
i weeklies were
united, and heir
the i rank
did groat ii in
N i's its
nous its on their part
in the great
T ii and
u. neg st m t . i
rated it,
I. Ibis is
t.
white men ii I lo
know . . p I
-L
g the The
1.1 is nearly
., i- n. c. aid it will Lot, B-
or
it i not
i .- are miles of street
in the and
rails if laid cud to end would
tar h and
tin., a.
The Durham
close vote for in
is learned that the
Democratic for
county elected
by a of live votes, tie
can thank Col. J S. for the
fact that he elected all for
ho made it possible. There were
six this city were
titled to vote who
did not feel able lo spend the
to lo borne to and would
not done so. but for
Colonel Curr
did not intend lo vote and
ed them to home.
went and voted Democratic
thus
Two tasks to
address itself tire the
enactment a just law
and a Jim Crow oar
Observer.
FURNITURE-
Bed
Oak Cribs and radio,,
Hates, I C. No nod- pie sing
about .,,.,. , .
goods and you will come shear, w. guarantee aid if
every r. ,. , , ,,, , ,., ,,, ,,, , ,,
cannot fail lo in
fur mutual b
Air.
l-0. f r the
county, lives
N th l re
election day he
f vote-, and these lour are
known ha h n b
f.
lulls
j,, in a d n ma away
Still
I- dead,
ii. r
, is
Tie
ii
I lean party Iii
N . III
D.
I a
., ave r.-
a or
men
open, boa tin
lo the
Mauls Ly the a.
and a-i
i. at morn.
I-., Bel been u gill
United Males
I'd- vie,
ll in dice person
you, you want
b. in j
. Hen more a new
cloak do sheltering theft
III the
a have the
, and III-
cl . .-carp-.
ii- on. the
I u ever
A ma would h a deal bitter
the
he drinks hi i- die
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BAKER HART
DEALERS IN
Reward
The this paper will be
pleased to learn that there in at least
one disease that science
been able cure in all Its stages
la catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
only cure now to
the medical Catarrh being
a disease, requires con-
treatment,
Cure is taken internally, directly
upon blood and surfaces of
the the
foundation of tho and
by up the
and nature In do-
work. The proprietors have so
in i., h in its curative powers that
they . One Dollars for lay
ease that It falls lo cure. Send for
lo, Ohio
Sold by fie
the best.
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to the rep r
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Mr. A, i
has a more valuable discovery
Hun h-.- lei la-en made In the Klondike
Km vein- he suffered untold
and .
for
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and was absolutely cur-
Ring's N. v. Iii-i for
I and Colds. He
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