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in
half a
The Reflector
baa a nice assortment ox Fountain Poi
also a beautiful line of Handle Gold Pen
You will be astonished when you see them
earn how cheap are.
You may never
But should you ever;
. all I
AMI nM the
t a MM, a
lei it to
t a
do r tin Mt of
I v. r in
that MM July morn-
in Oiled WM at work, hi at
. that M
ho went to
said tho
to half a dollar We'll
call it a it
That's M for you, you
Ml tO pay i for the
use of Mm There
a half in That
you
have
Mini
his head half a
minute, and then up
if a new had in upon hi
that yon didn't
have half a cord more, for then
V come out
Job Printing
Co to see us.
Reflector Job I
thing a
VISITING CARD
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ill-
price u
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so be.
lift
e Eastern
Is a year
c mini is tin; news even
Took, J
Id the es-
those
is h
in y h ire tn,
on Drier.
When wan
Labrador, ho one day, upon a
DOOM where the inhabitant.
made him and his
and where the good wife asked him it
lit played on any instrument.
she said,
I of and have an in-
has Milt away for
We mi.-s it greatly, fur we ran
all play on it, and when are tired
tho servants it for
must be ft very
the naturalist.
of an is
She was
said
i- I r- and
Wands on four like a table. At OM
hand, by
fast or I do assure you make
most excellent
that's said file. ma
hand but for the of mo I
could int s
The Sc Cells
lowing somewhat story
from the of the Lon-
don
Herr of
The Tani an Idle day some-
where between and
tau. went out in of
with his dog, Schuster, and hi el-
Arriving courthouse, a
to try IS
with murdering nil
Waving a piece of paper,
which he declared was his warrant, he
promptly took the highest send ordered
to take the next
in dignity to right, placed his clerk
his waved aside the bewildered
who doubtless that
this-was the ll-f in
and called for the prisoners, whom,
without hearing evidence, he promptly
acquitted. Ha then off. followed
by Herr and the clerk, de-
that the order of the day was at
an cud.
The limits of probability have
been a London polios mags
Irate. The origin f his perplexity, an
given by the
i this;
A young domestic servant triad t.
cash one or two d clinks and
arrested In the attempt.
gave them to
whose nobody
could trace. That Story has told
too often to juryman
likes to be made a
before a verdict could hi
given a man fell down dead in the
streets. He was p as gun
by the woman, and,
enough, In bis pocket were found
other forged checks similar to
had attempt I to put into circulation.
Mr. may be persuaded
that troth really Ii stranger than notion.
Every may nil know what-
term A
peer can n private
the to his on
man. r- if ; For
or felony he rail demand to tried by
his peers. Ho cannot be outlaw- d in any
civil ii r, in he be an-
an table and ho is
ft u serving on Ho may
it with ins in of Justice,
should be be liable to last pen-
of tie law he nil a
instead of a rope.
yon
ii--- poem Hay what
ails Hi
it
be tin Hue poetic link
mi
parted to it
yon try
ii la the
in seldom wear
or of any It was in
Spain, by the way. Hut tin of
a wearing blossoms in
hair originated,
Here h a imperial city,
rather of trade.
and lag . u a Ions
pant. its., i- tin with the
that
of and Otto, looking m
Berlin on London as
on a-half El-
in domain of music, Vienna
in do a home of art and culture, but it
In a f dignity and and a
calm air of superiority, which,
however, dot s not offend. It in
to k en while Other places explore
and write and toil and push and strain;
it stands on u- rank it can never forgot
II Quart wrings, mil its to
estate.
Vienna is Boat mt resting perhaps as
the meeting place between cast mi
west, where fine gentleman rub
shoulders in the afternoon lounge along
with the
The ancient order,
the center t a great and most interest-
mg empire, the city of leisure and of a
pride so lofty that it not know
itself to be pride at alt. Vienna is both
a charming city and an
center, as will to be,
no matter what is the fate of the
empire. London Spectator.
M.
M.--------said of a fellow who
did not see that a lady was in love
with are very You
only read large
A Hour-
at ha caused a
gt.-at deal of disorder. The workmen
left their shops, the doctors their pa-
etc. I there the follow-
year and eH everything
A lady M years of age said to M. de
was has
forgotten replied
putting his ringer on his lips.
A dolt interrupted a
by, have an A wit re-
marked,
A Conner said, the death of
his majesty thole's can't
believe.
M. de then his ninety-
year, having just paid
a pretty
passed her on his way to the
table, without seeming to notice bar
mi id Mine. ac-
count I should take of your gallantry.
You went by without looking at
said old gentleman,
I had looked at you I not
have passed by
want a barn trap for n
you let me have In-
the young man In the loud check
suit of the liveryman, whose
stock Occupies the same place his
affections that a wife and family should.
if you're careful, the
cautions liveryman slowly.
The turnout at lust ready, and
while, the young man in the loud check
milt was arranging himself in hi- seat
the proprietor patted the horse, an es
tried the buckles of the
shook the shafts and performed
all the usual ceremonies due upon
occasion. Then, as ho handed up the
reins, he said
very willing and quick, lie
careful not to drive too
The young man regarded him In
pries for s mow and
I'm going to keep up with
the funeral if it kills London
Answers.
lo Her.
Miller of Richmond Ii known .
a raconteur plantation life in the
south before the war. Om story told by
Mr. Miller will well bear repetition.
An old was the
favorite attendant of a widower ac-
of and as rumor
hail it that the widower intended
unto himself a second wife
if it were tine.
bis woolly pate roe a moment
replied that he reckoned it was.
said ho take a
bridal
This somewhat puzzled
instant; then an Inspiration struck
him, and he said. a
bridle, but de missus was
he used to talk a to her; SO
maybe lie talk a I to de new
lie on Id iii-i
When was u Harvard student, the
late Hour as a
maker of epigrams. hie i be had
been indulging in Ins style of
in f
after ins own but
apt to interlard lectures With
original isms talon, after
r of Mi here, wherever he
tin in. When Hoar and ii f
student had ft the presence,
the latter
Jove. how do you
I wish I could remember all the
bright things yon mid just
to h tomorrow and
take notes. wild Hoar. get
them
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pi
fro
Mi
Pint
Cure
ills.
Prevention
than cure. Liver
will not only cure, but
in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
constipation, jaundice,
liver and kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
at A.
to
leave Tarboro at A. M.
A. M. on
to on of
water
at with
for Norfolk, Baltimore
Ni-w York
all the West with
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shippers order by
the Old Dominion B. from
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Bay Line fro n
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Train leaver A C, via
K. R. dally except.-. a i
at SO p. m., Sunday P. M.
Plymouth 7.40 P. M., p. n.
K leave, Plymouth dally excel
mi 7.80 a. m., 9.00 a m.
arrive 10.04 and CO
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lug leave Spring Hope , am N
ville Mucky Mt am
Sunday.
on N. V. . i V
dally, except Sunday,
m. arriving 8.30 a. K
leave, 9.00 a. m , a
rivet at 10.26 a, m.
Train on Clinton
i for Clinton dally, except
Mn a. in. and 4.16 p,
lea-e. m. and
Agent
J it Manager
P I I i i. h ii II i I
NOTICE.
U. N. k ranch
II II p. B K
rah I-. . II. It
an I
The I fend Jan Trip i will t
untie th t an entitled a. above
e n n I B i
f to sell fur a
lit act a f land
de In petition Hie in
mill e an de
in I ti
a the clerk of the
Court at dice e on the
IS h N v and
r de aim the i la n-
ml m i Hie c int for the relief
demand d mi-
day
B. A.
Clerk Sup. Ct ii U
Notice to Creditors.
Having duly before the
Sup- Court of county at
of P.
no Ir e la he re f give n to all
person- indebted to the estate lo make
Immediate payment to the
and all persons
are to present the
same on or the 19th
day October. 1899, r i hi notice will
plead in bur
roll day of October, ISM.
J. i
P. Owen,
DIRECTORY
every Sunday,
me. and evening. Prayer
evening.
Castor. Sunday A. M.
C. I.
regular
A. M . W. H. Brown,
every dun-
morning and evening,
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
M. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday school
A. M. A B. Ellington,
third
Sunday, morning and
J. B. Morton, Pastor. Sunday
A M. E. B.
dent
A. P. A A. No
meets and third Monday even
lug. Ii. William,. W. M. J. M.
I. 0.0 Lodge
Meet, every evening. W, K.
Butch N. O. D. Sec
K. of River Lodge
meets every evening. Dr K. A.
Jr , I. C. B. K. K. of
K. a.
It No. J
meets every Thursday evening.
Wilson, R Sec.
GREENVILLE
ACADEMY.
The iii xi
ii on Monday. Sept 6th.
i. nM are a,
I unary
Higher
o effort will be to do drat
work.
III I. glad to I ate For
i m e or
W, l
Bethel School
The Fall Term begins on
MONDAY and 1898
a high grade
Only claM will be em-
very thorough work will b
o-e.
I he will be
Is per month
.-
II
High School -o
A discount of cent will be
owed when paid In advance for
i term
For further see or ad-
Greenville School
tor Young
Will be the
near the depot.
Number Limited to
It. L. Hargrave,
Pall ten., Thursday, l-i
Rate, off
lat to 4th per
82.00
r month
Latin, Greek, French, each
per month l
Music- Theory and
month
per month
Terms payable mom lily.
Pupils taking both and Liter-
course will be allowed par
IVe hope to merit the substantial
port and full of
In and I
yon to nuke your
t once to enter your at our
Any further desired information all
e given.
L. L. HARGRAVE,
1876.
GROCERIES AND FURNITURE
Hominy Flakes, Rolled
oats. Prepared Small
Hominy, Pork Sausage Y.
Sugar Corn. Canned Toma-
toes. Raisins, Dale-,
Currants, Citrons,
Butter
and
Cheese
s. C.
Shoulder lb.
Coffee,
to Rico and re-
member you can save money by
BEDSTEADS BUREAUS
CHAIRS MATTRESSES BED
SPRINGS
TEE Mm
Of and I will be glad to see yet.
S. M.
UNDERTAKER
EMBALMERS
We have a new
and the nicest line
Coffins and Caskets, in wood,
metallic and cloth, ever brought
to Greenville.
We are prepared to do em-
alt its forms
Personal attention given to
funerals and bodies entrusted
to our care will receive every
mark of respect.
Our prices are lower ever.
We do not want monopoly
but court competition.
We can be found at any and
times in the John Flanagan
building.
BOB CO
J C. k CO
If.
-------DIALER 1-------
MARBLE
Wire Iron Fencing
work
prices reasonable
H.
DEALER IN
Whichard. N.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
eat. Highest, ma
prices paid
produce.
sines
TWICE
WEEK
-FOR-
The Eastern Reflector
D. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance.
in lira
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
Judge
Ore moat will
and
a deed to
judge it. lo
the of the re
you bin. The of
their baa ever teen a i
dearer than life to the
men. of
the are let sole
Their
the
ice with loved bot
lived and
from to
blood
was
a fl to
shield .
go abroad of dis
d local affairs, re
member n
while it is fan here a
storm may tie .
facts, re are S
till I um
your Virginian
Pilot.
Hume u n -i
the
W a race if the
fool towards ha
race in
Why the
whiles blacks, If they like
other, and do, live to-
peace and
Politics
That is the war. That i what
has l
over he was set free, and we
have been trying to impress bat
tie black man. The
do not try to pall the
down. baa a fair
chance in this country, not only
to make a living, bat to advance
and it he him-
self and accumulates pr unity, be
w II be respected for what be is
worth, he will be protected in bis
properly rights, be will th
goto will of white man. It i
only hen tries to
into office, only be
tries to it over white
he come to
Times.
Wild But Firm
The Southern people are dis-
posed to have nothing bu the
kindest for the
bat are going to submit
to Any and ail at-
tempts to subject them
sovereignty wast fail, and
might well be abandoned now
as persistent efforts to
place a higher and more civilized
race under feet of an inferior
one are a lo the country
and only retard progress
of the colored pop
of South. If the
bis own in-
be will be delivered from
fanatical friends.
Baltimore Hod.
Must On Paying War Taxes
The Washington any, that the
war will not be abolished the
can abort session Congress sod
that be no revision the
land, whatever. It bases this an-
on positive
Bade by Cl airman of the
way, and mean, committee, who in an
interview, said. government
will roe J for sometime ill revenue
product d by the war During
the the war
the revenue by
om and this month
they will he in
There will b no changes at least this
fiscal year. The war act
is lore and unchanged, ex-
perhaps, in a few minor
for at least a year
longer.
en
K . part to
OS in every fresh effort to
and race
p lull , out of late
war- From I lie
the politician,
some of th more i
n r M. I , f India ere
with Hie that they
the i . w r t f
Democratic party tits So th by
poll lag ballots to inept
i errant masses of f
to to which they have
. of
all . ii- key to
the entire policy dealing with
South from the day a of
to this
When sought to
be political power of the no
I ii. by force they
d in the breasts
a spirit of resent nu
bitterness that .-
than any question of political
or policy making a
solid South. In the
Southern people regarded the
Democratic party as the ark of
their salvation.
the violence
bad fears
f of the
cans concerning had
to abate, divisions
rally arose among Southern
currency,
coinage, tariff
of Federal . This wag
the opportunity for It-
I of taking
of it, flung into Can
the Davenport-Lodge
bill. Toe effect this fatal
blunder was to closely unite
the at- in
for Clove-
in The second
was repeal all Federal
for revising election in
several States.
Still clinging to n is
basis of political power the
South that sugar
is vi for o
flies, the R sought lo
win over planter and make a
breach solid oath by lib-
sugar premiums. Dem-
repealed sugar
and j
venturing to restore them,
to the South by
tariff favors in the Dinghy act
secured the u
Senator of
and name other Southern Demo-
as a partial reward for their
policy.
Things in tbs would Hi-l
have an smoothly
bat for the next blander la deal-
rice question by
appointment of a o of ob-
noxious to office in North
Carolina and oilier Southern
States. In order to win
delegations from
Republican National Convention
Chairman was obliged to
make them large promises of
and spoils. The redemption
of these promises, which
serious indiscretion has been com
has afforded occasion
for a new manifestation of
antipathy in several States of
South.
As the only means of brisking
down co-
which North
the politicians of
that State did not to
charge opponents with the
design of establishing s
domination over the white
ii.- Io proof of this point
ad the appointment of
to Federal offices, and lo aid
riven by white and
the y of
Wilmington
same tactics have been
employed m other States
and as s the South
more a
d legation to
O of ,
North or elsewhere.
Irrational as it la d
and black, of South
well until L-ll
spirit cf nets the
Against this spirit alien
thoroughly it is in
to the -f the la
or lo the right of In
it it--f
in tame lo corrupt
rule; i in popular
systematic fraud i
the ballot, a- d in rib
party spirit, mingled with rue,
it-i- f the b
out. of a mob. In the
Carolina the exercise of
and dirt-re i c by holders
political power one
of bi other might
have averted the physical
of race part-. curse of
the the South
by the of
is repeatedly to
Record
Si f-. II.
and the
t .
K i
for your
or of
styles, selected .--i
care u to
styles. e have i um
f. r the A large
v large
iii-i l of the More
them,
latest,
all p
and
i i ml
fall see
the
Dress
d;
splendid Mock I ad
i-t the ii-i m
m our mammoth .
res
f'S
foods.
Edging, Notions,
Bend your to II. E.
A Co. and get a sample box of Ill-
King's New Lite Pills, a trial iii
convince yon of their
pill- are easy in action lint are
effective In the sum of
Sick Headache, for Malaria
and troubles they have
Invaluable. They are
teed to perfectly in u from every
substance and to be purely
vegetable. do not weaken
their action, but by giving to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system Regular -J per box.
sold by Jno. I. Woolen, druggist.
The law is ex-
acting in demanding
with technicalities-
a decision war. handed down the
in the case
man convicted of the of
bi wife to the he must
be sentenced again, because
Judge had erred
ask the prisoner before
was pro if be bad any-
thing la the death sen-
not be declared.
And yet it is to that if
had been allowed to
talk for half a day it would not
have made tbs
of all kinds. Gents Furnishing Goods,
Caps, Shoes and s in black and
fit the ladies, men girls and boys.
e n tout when that best sold
by any one in our u-vi- i- what our customer, at
about our Shoes Oxford,, a beautiful line
in and .
Window Rhodes In all colors.
el Knives.
and Scissors we war
lint.
Hut- of
in
Lace Hail s. Curtain Poles
is,
and seven
in Jail
feet long,
and
Rugs
Art Squares, Carpel
Cloths, Door in rubber.
s Matting Oil
Sled and Lo-
Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps,
Lamp, Lanterns, Tinware; sec our
Oil Can, you and does not run it
over
s Pines in n
I. Si ,. ., ., N- i
en i It is
i and is gov i i
Ii i .- ii J.
i i- rest .-
I t. .-I, mi i is a i-u
lit ii t Ola -t
IV; i Cf Win is
o inducting s a, h
I i-u at ft l.
I, ii days it. i. lo a s
reporter am in a Car.
town is
out tact diet or
i o, s. i I.
; .- fa-
-n I. . and d
and also .
got t-f iv
a all . .- i . i
was by
c.-. a I ii-.
I and re i re i v i
S-, g r- i it t.-f
and traditions
i. i any no-
ti about tbs in tea to
in plans No is
lowed to live or in
S Pines. are all
congregated i. a place called
when
Iowa r. are of
and ii .
it is
when c S in Ii
be i is views on
question. Southern is
. I mi ii.
in a bid i not all a n
ti live. Tl i i I even t m-
p in id as ,
In a just issued by
Department the amount
of money in ii
given at per capita; 1810,
in ; in
in 1810,
1800 in
in 1880. in
1690, and in
He Rode While
Greensboro bas a colored
who is almost white,
behaves like a white man
He is of means.
pod on a recent
8- C. to look after some property
be entered colored car
when leaving. The came
looked at him a moment
here car is
for yon go
people's oar whore you be
Aaron for be
it was, was tickle, be
picked In , grip, and on
command of rode
the white people It is a
good joke on the and
no appreciates more, as u joke
than does
FURNITURE
Mia Oak, In from
all prices, t pit i-
Oak Cribs and Cradle, b.
Chairs all kinds, t
Ion about I
via
Lounges, es,,
K -j n I r Table,, It
No question
loss bring sat, t. for your
you n III nut We guarantee and I
every in
buyer. ; quality
Toon for
being n
And -m-
Lorn
av-iv av will,
mi the bi friend
is the white man
as a matter of fact,
cannot tolerate the
feed-i and
hospitals
at d asylum I t ;
to keep out jail i
bi ii i- lam
a when b y arc tick,
Sir. A, Thomas, of Tex
has found a more valuable discovers
than has vet been made In the Klondike
For he
from by
and was absolutely cur-
ed by Dr, King's New Discovery for
Consumption, and Colds, lie
declares Is of little value in
With cure,
I it, even if It cot i d
a Bronchitis
and all throat are
positively by Dr.
Discovery tor rial bot
free I,. Drug
Store. SUM cl, and 11.00
to sure or p
ii bubble.
is any one
which the pie of the
have bad ii s-c-
If there is an-
class
is it is that
M all to of
fomenting If
m of ill of la-i
months, a locality.
in ibis Whose
will be patiently
of to revive old-
time between
i a .
and the pity for sued
in contempt.
We cannot imagine it to
Chicago will be it
for revive
of a dead and buried
that as false in as it u-
to her
to her of justice It
all
or sun.
I hat o no tin- i. i,
of city
this
Chicago Tribune knows
why I in i- . not
la dominant in
It knows that a
cast tor i, j ,
more indicative y t,
the North it would
if cast in Illinois. B it the . ,,
to pie , j
cause f
Unanimity is hatred the North.
f the in n who w re
and fought for
cession of
base been able wholly
elves from that I-
hatred lot- tho North blob
fell
Th, will not
of the Booth In-
to defense of
at Hint i-
i amity
is
was established
before the war with began,
of events
b at
ought to pave mails it impossible
f for any newspaper perpetrate
us as
the q-i -toil
Post
l-m.-is
for tin- as
Hit-
Steward
Tin- re ado's of this pap- will Is
to that i- lea-i
that sen lice
cure In h- and
i la Catarrh. Catarrh Curt i-
now knows to
V it- foil t
r null disease, requires a on
la taken
ll. the
the thereby destroying -he
foundation of the and
the put lent up die
and nature In do-
work, The have at
faith In la I
One tor . i
ease Unit it tails to N hit I
i I,
I-. V . . .
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bl
I'll- tile best.
Warm i
C airman O- Murphy f
count,
a letter
from cl i
0- Or
f me Henderson
one of ors
bis in North Cat i
o the o
the bis w Tin mi I-
f M--
feels
receipt of the letter
which follows
Sillier Ibis w-rd ;
on the noble
you made and
which won in
inn be It a mi
us of i at you acts
in man d
have done your work Be
your great courage,
try
i were able to tell people-
out ill perfect -e he
one and horrors nigger mi-
ions of North Co
id mil tint great camp
i i baa n ad
y ii ii . ii Jo I the Pol ll
i up
a -i t .-.- writer I lb is
ell, It -t o
lion bless you my
I in. i i i-1 year,
. i ; I- ii i the Fourth Assist-
the m-l
the of post
I States was or
the increase for the previous
year. Was 1502.
i I for some of
ibis I increase in post and
m II n- it is due to tie
i. ; it t in the
in in d tern Territories
in Alaska-. American
ii. in the post speedily
i slows, and a further expansion
I h- necessary
n iv ii the
t-i shall appeal mail
e in.
II it the a-ell in.-
Were v
n Manly, who
all i h a i-i in up
war, sneak t lows and
ii vi ; c. in to bear the
brunt n th, while taking
Hood his own safety, is Ca-
me th will
cause I r i.- tn it no e
m -n i- i incite n Mat
wire when the
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w iv The h th
I tin
s b lately, am his arc
, i t, i ii matter
to use him scat h is
h . i . i here is not an
lit. ill, -.-. in .- South who will
i-.-i there Ii
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ii
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REFLECTOR
S. I. HOW Editor ill
E l-rel at at
Hi roan 1898
ME
Two Hundred and
arc Sow Cured fr
by he Ox lord
In word- we M W l-ll
ranger the
Baa
U I is lo
many o as
Christian
th lie reared a
heart ilia
personal Of
i,, risen where
id twenty arc
Not are the
hots . h prove bat
Poor Dial, of v
b-n His
noted lot pro.
auction of went
publican about majority,
Bob expresses himself it
in few lines I
seems an I
all us -an
in mom or
Mom g the.
each an I every on- of -s y.
-iris have lo a
KIM i
but Wilkes recent
correspondent
Observer sends
paper
solicitor first as
today- Hi vs Furry
is beat, n for bf
1.50 votes, that save
he will on of
if the
ill. be replied one
was on o
polls m den aid
comity had or-
in s hut did not
u.
give-, U.
We do not know n
tier's are, nor do we
was an-
as above
But e do k he
ban an ideas in bis Lead as
with, he bad
just well relate himself of
Democrats ft in
last campaign to held any
thing won. John is
fairly elected to
are enough Democrats in
to
taken Lib seat. Because C
loll Ins office lie
not lone his bend silly
a thing a- a contest-
r bar on d
II-
en, every
-n l r;
round d
walls
merlin;
is
t I r rapport upon the
pr, pie North Car ,
s kind N .
el with th- i
Could make
it would hi
good than by over a
W.
While money is p l,
w- any supplies
b-
orphan ii
warm your heart and mi
own Idem I
day u blessed one lo your own s ml.
I.
N- Nov.
We not let you hear Iron u
I t sever we were too
cup
over.
We know Mr. J D.
K. B a-n hi place
been ed but Mr. J. B,
hat c barge
you knew cm
winter.
Oar are
where will In
, M
II. g. H
Mr. Joe baa bi hooK
d d h
Hi
. U C x . he
new up
s is no fin n any
local
is
j a lore- and have
one it op, need
alls but t y-u- P
Co
I Ban
in
Mr, Harris moved
reek,
W e no lust
here be
OBed
. Si soon
will
A Void With
many who owe
Tub tor
an lo is
year when p ah Maid pT
Tux has
Hied to you a id
ii has earn to bare
it. don I
delay
in the
ed money lo do it lb. Ii you
owe us come on and
you d not owe us
or.
your your paper
by Mat
owe it.
MICA MINIS OF INDIA.
ORIGINAL
ad by the
I h am it a th rot o
evil.
h voices.
man
The a
have
;,
Vi l-r.
r wing
lb, only kl trig in
this World wile
o men are
bu- v- on
;. mo never until II
Hi B u
nit
roan
la
The mini of India an in
t country and
The mine,
has ever
been for lamination and
Ii has about MO hot,
the the vein, unit nil
Ibis mica and r. tune have raised
and carried away by natives. No
of any kind except drill
used in opera-
The refuse and mica are placed
in each holding pounds, the
baskets being passed up from hand to
hand by women, who stand in a line on
ladders. of baskets are
deposited at Ibo top. ate
returned down the ladder in tho
manner us they went up, but by
line of women. Water is taken out
of the mines by of jugs. It is
that this method of operation
has been carried on for many
of years, except that there is more care
to protect the miners.
After crude mica is taken from
the mines it is first roughly trimmed
and then sorted into different
according to sizes and quality- It is
then taken lo the mica workers, who
split it and scribe out tho for it
lo be cut into by the shearers, the cut
pieces then being cleaned, weighed and
jacked ready for shipment. Tho mica
is then transported to general ware-
on the backs of
locks in bullock carts. In this way
it is hundreds of miles to ship-
ping points at a speed of ten
miles a day.
Tho mica can be split down lo
of an Inch in thickness. Being both
fireproof and it is very use.
for many purposes tho arts, be-
excellent insulator.
Electrical World.
The New York
lbs Hot aper at Lowest
A YEAR FOR
Dry Goods. Notions,
as a daily at the
weekly
pr a
During the Spanish
an
World proved
its great by the
accuracy of its reports
all scenes of important event
It was as useful as a dally to the read,
and It will be of equal In re-
porting the great and complicate
which now the
people.
It the news of all the world,
having special from
important news points on globe. It
bas brilliant Illustration, stories by
great authors, humor page,
complete departments for
household and women's work and
departments of unusual In-
We offer Ibis
and Tho to-
one year tor
The Hie
two papers is
Shoe's. Hats,
and Pants.
A full line
Trunks
AU goods delivered free
to any part of city.
K- C
Lloyd The Tool
tor to
tier
has two t a
One is the desk
a-d Ii s
has out y
Pope 11-
Conn, lie r- is a I
every day in yr a
sent
and dreary may l-e
but will 111-
load.
You have complete eon.
in in J
about his love
J. R. COREY,
IN
ADDLES
COLLARS
A General Horse
Millinery.
Also a nice line of
st Hardware.
It at I dully
but purity and
j.-,,
blood Hood's
ii. State Koala will contain
i Din Ii
will
HI
and
h libs there are
patrons the various private
, and Dot ii-, o n advertise for
go II
There probably not less than a
I score of mm walking about New Or-
leans today who are decorated under
the their With large bearing
in- word They
we allow Ion
back Into we may a
mo aid ad a by
rel c, then
are . d I hi
I t I I all I n
full r. I y
H. While, -in S B
Al can.-
year r-n.
sated. Th-
put up s Candida t II
d. In to ilia
i. ill- so a. to
1-pro . convention did
Sot a nomination, u
wall to vote Lloyd in
Case be tor white
When me was made
was s. en lb It s
were the
lb-
that was in
the of the Just
el W. K. as a
sod all sod
the who veil in
him. LI yd n.
main-I-n aid by so
divided lbs the
n lie b tin
k . that lie wits the
only la and
met of bis re. I
gels v. a the
the and tattered
lesion piny,
on each II I In- o It r
. a her and oil i-
by
II- Co. has II sheet
inch nun with lbs dues in
and under the -s
. D V
year. lo-cl the
are sh
Unique Marl-tug-
I a v.- IT
ii- go on
t last w- k. The happy
were u by Si e
. a bu n
tin-
too and lb
me m
a and
alt; the a
bull.
will malt is lee, p. 1-
will a
is a very bad s ale all d'S u
u i.-d I I- by
bit lb. aid Bit Ho-
esp Hi;
so o.
not S
s--ins mi s e
s -mid nave the power two
log by such a raced
fine I.
THE
Banking Company,
San Cal., ban retired Iron
The Li-rd am, Iron
is supposed lo have lost.
Naval n's. Illinois who
in war with Spain will
the Illinois Naval A
To Curs a told is Day
I. Tab
lets. Ail .
la Is lo The
L. . y. Tablet.
People -ti
cm Tail's
do y u lint's
Ho do y-i
I all
God.
you
Iv
lb
b.
nave
ho v are y
w resign n
As a I I I ape
live.,
i.-am In.- -old a
sharp- , Ward, lat-
lie.
r. IS d lo -e or no
Bell .- will Ho
A. A- h e d-
i is a
i He w .- t-k d
tor's
until day an be .-
bis ea.
mill. III an
s.
ill
a y 111.1 m
were a pal, s lie
e any at I
ins, ti
hates
will
tin. bu will be k
over last
1,1-
win an in
I is a
0.1 tile, many which will be
Hie pan year
have s
widows.
h- V t
is knock r.
is it who
d l th 11-
i b BO.
do
.-
do
do you
Polish.
that's
shadows row less
that's Persian.
you
. That's
iv u
is your you
your
shrewd mi as operatives in all parts
of the and supply the tin star
and a beautifully lithographed
for the trillion of
wearers of insignia labor under
hallucination, as a rule, that they
are vested some special right to
collar their fellow men. The same
do a land office business wigs,
false beards and other disguises which
the amateur believes firmly are
part of necessary equipment of the
profession.
Now and then of deluded
individuals, who to be found in nil
largo cities, gets himself into trouble by
attempting to but, a
tho mania is harmless and its
confine to prowling
through side and looking
They find great joy also in posing
boarding circles and hearing
folks say in awed yon
know Mr. It
Is of the queerest of queer
of city Orleans
Both Are
The ordinary paragrapher in referring
to a marriage nearly always says that
Mr. John Smith or Mr. Brown
married to Miss Nellie Green
Fanny It would load one
to lbs man only was mar-
fact Is both were mar-
The woman is as much married
man. The man was not simply
married to the woman. The woman and
the man were married, and tho an-
should that Mr, So-and-
so and Mill So-and-so were married.
Rev. Dr. wrote a series
articles on this subject years age
which wore published in this city. Hi
laid general principle that he
did not marry the man to woman,
but that married the man and the
woman, and married one just much
as be did other. He discountenanced
tho issuing of wedding cards by j
that daughter was married to any
particular person, and laid be did not
want to perform any marriage ceremony
In which any such announcement was
Star.
COLOR BLIND PAINTERS.
A Thai There
Arr Seek
To speak of a color blind artist sounds
like joking, said a noted oculist; but,
strange as it seems, there several
persons so affected who can nevertheless
paint extremely well. Numbers of color
blind people there are, of course, who
draw perfectly in ink and
ons, I myself know a scene painter
attached to a provincial theater who,
though all
teen, and baa quite a local name,
not only for bit and oak
chambers, but even for landscape
I can tell you also of two London la-
dies who consulted for color blind-
who paint really beautiful pictures.
One is daughter of a famous
artist was taught painting by her
father. She is quite
red from green, but her colors are
all labeled with tho , and she
bas been taught which to use for j
effects. Possibly painting may
seem to her as it were, drawing
with a brush and with the
colors.
other is a lady artist of
celebrity, who has for years
annual y J. public is not
aware that she in color blind. She
painted the for a
certain noble year or two
ago and also men's
traits and of eminent physician
fetched COO guinea.
There is a gentleman at
who, years ago left
navy through finding bis advance-
hopelessly barred by lain color
blindness, is at present making several
hundreds a year by bis brush as an
artist, designing most artistic
brightly colored picture for ad-
London An-
I can now be found in
the brick store for
by Brown
Come to see
me
SB-
W. Barn,
in m
Heavy and Fancy
Bagging; and Ties
on band.
coo kept constantly on
Country produce
and
MALI ACADEMY.
Carves Ilia Epitaph Hint
Harmon died here from the
of a
This is an inscription on a tree
standing on tho knobs, tin Monroe town-
ship, back of A date
once followed words, it is now
is a strange story con-
with the inscription. An old
resident relates it.
ago, when that section of -In-
was little and when
tho heavy bosh was the dwelling place
of turkey,
John to
to attend court, armed with an
old fashioned rifle. A rattler bit Hal
leg. Harmon It'll led reptile
Then lo began to prep for death. II.
was be who carved lb . words
lines on the th request be-
long obliterated by the
tree's growth, him on the
A few days later body vies
found. A grail , dug by the
there it can
of this school
, . Monday. Sept 6th.
In,
I lb,
will be spared to d
rail work.
Kill I e Fm
. bus. lee or
F,
first
Vehicles, all kinds
Gins and Farming
repaired on short notice.
Carts, Wagons Brackets,
Posts, etc., made lo
order,
s on Dickinson Avenue.
P one
Ii paper If one is lo n
He c. it as an
It.- th- i
. I b H no
,., Bella Bud
b u
No
tats Road's
limit
not la it with
Hood's
and easy to
II. in if
Sale, certain All
C I. Hood Co., Mass.
1st only to win
The
One day soon after the Mulberry Bond
laid nut the Italian
of New York tho man who had had
more to do with work than
any one el oral there. As bf
strode happily along, of
tenements that In stand there, the
fresh, clean attracted him and be
walked out upon it. Stumping joyously
about, be
line They planted the
seed soon the green gram will
spring up under the warm sunshine. It
my
Just tie o a policeman who had
slipped up I. him two
on man's back, f
grass, ye old
he said. Bo off yo, quick,
now, an don't let mo ketch ye
r in Hoe
philanthropist bad leaped wildly
to the walk and bis list doubled up
with anger, but a second thought, that
tho w-as right, caused
his hand to the maker of
park but wise as
York Times.
couple going to
A l
be married,
tin Jail I married
I lost the r ml fore I got to the par-
son's. Hut lb re Ibis
is ii, she
in my month, ho said.
shim it
Hut before the
preacher e latter
Tho
ad, and II
de Lord, I done
; ,. real SIB
your
Mai
The
the
editor is a busy fellow.
I saw him at today with a
waste him filled to
brim.
Te confound him I Bat I'll
bet I fond the material.
it.- BU the 1.1-,. f ha didn't
have the lo fill it.
will fl
NEGLECT.
II are Iron
Indigestion.
I bat In
Rheumatism
Hi
Scrofula
bad sore all Doc-
tors have failed to
Cancer in its early stages.
know what Hat
Eczema
That breaking out little fore
are hard to and
All Other
Blood Troubles.
Yon your duty to yourself,
your family an your friends, if do
not send at once to Mrs. Joy
N. C, for cf
show log how
the most people of the conn-
been It
It will cure you
FOR
JOHN L.
C.
Is the best too good for you
Three too much and
little am to
and little much
to much
There ire of Wood
in ,
If not, then buy the
HEATER
FOR SALE BY
HIGGS TAFT
The Furniture Men
DON'T MISS
This opportunity to et. your
WINTER OVERCOAT.
You will need it before long. We have
a choice selection of fabrics from the best
woolen mills the world that are made up
OVERCOATS.
Our Line cf
will you and your friends. Our prices
are way and the quality of our Goods
are up.
Furnishing; Goods
of every description.
WE display the Sine As-
cot-, Puffs, Four-in-hand Club Ties, etc.,
to be seen iD the city.
FRANK
The King Clothier.
local
I id, more n mot mud.
a tight lo
A linger on
or. now
Corn-d Blue and Mackerel rt J-
There ire several am
near Tarboro.
never lo be out,
are anticipating a
d for
I. had a at
jubilee night.
Very lurk en coining to
Kr so lo
Even are be-
In moat
Bill paper, inventory paper, note sod
letter nice tablet at Reflector
I'm L
band-
corner and
at
A nice ink t, good pen bolder
and pin point all at lie -c-
tor hut i. Store.
The bill way In
Till. i- lo pay up
you in rears.
nave made happy,
can by buying a
it B. M.
u comes Sunday year.
But ran celebrate Monday.
Our seem lo be
a res-, 1.1 mil
ii. glad bear from often.
II and sea
Bridal which bate jolt
opened.
At there
will a church
at which every member should be
present ,
Those who luck in
ob most
got on the cheeks and the on
over list and select
you want dates,
raisins, peaches
and d goods all
baked beam and
and unprepared
and
All new at
The Parker
is o
pens You can dint them at Re-
Book
u out d.
call in . lib run adv -i
s your trade and will
you
The next In the
will be home latent under
Foley. K--
in progress.
OB house on
writ with fix room.-,
barns and other needed
Including one and ball
open well
Got d well on
John
The Every Day.
L.
W . H. Cox. came
this I.
B. II. King, of in
j in
rial lo
Ex Gov. T. J. went to Km
We
II. P.
Henderson.
Bar. A. W. returned
Sc
Mrs. J. W- from
a visit to tier parents in
M ore W, d-
evening a visit to it i
Miss
arrived W .-yelling visit her
S. M.
IS, I
John returned this
0- Savage went lo
i day.
J. J. Jr., this
Carlos came home this morn-
I oil
Thursday
H. T. went
I Thursday evening.
Allen Warn-n Thursday
eve ling Tarboro.
B. Cherry, Jr., ibis n
a trip on the load.
Capt. Charlie Hancock, agent the
her u
J. F. this
lie may join the army
T. Hi and L.
C, Arthur returned II i.
Mn. J. and children
TI I, at
Hi inn.
J baa been
home in Ml tills
morning In return to
D. it who
bas been spending a day or two here
wild Ins brother, Sheppard,
this
l, 1898.
J. came morning.
O. Fleming, spent
today
II, v. It. in on the
morning train.
Miss Wilson who
in Mils Lull White,
refined home today.
Baby Mine
Every mother
feels an i n d e
dread
of the pain and
danger attend-
ant upon the
most critical
of her life.
Becoming a
mother should be
a source of joy
to all, but the
suffering and
danger of the ordeal make
its anticipation one of misery.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
ii the remedy which relieves
women of the great pain and
incident to maternity; this
hour which is dreaded as woman's
trial is not only made
painless, but all the danger is re-
moved by its use. Those who use
this remedy are no longer de-
or gloomy; nervousness
nausea and other distressing con-
ate avoided, the system is
made ready for the coming event,
and the serious accidents so com-
to the critical hour are
obviated by the use of Mother's
Friend. n blessing to
1.00 MB BOTTLE at all Drill
Or by on of
I . o
Al women, will l lent
my upon it
CO.
sympathy the entire
goes out Mayor and Mrs W.
M. their bereavement by the
cf tin ion K.--,
which occurred Sunday The
were held the
Good yesterday
Times-Visitor.
Rally Postponed
Owing to tin condition of the
the rally and torchlight precession
in celebration the victory
has been until Thursday
night, -lib All who participated
this man's victory
to lake part with us in the celebration.
precinct the c is left-
ed send in B strong delegation with
and illuminations. Every Inly
in Greenville requested
her home and help us
to make the celebration a grand
Wild Turkey in Town,
midday today several people
in the vicinity V. B. Wilson's
office were startled by bearing
crash into the w-res
overhead. Looking up they a
wild tangle I In wins. The
bird sum and Hew
against a window C. T.
store, then dropped down
sidewalk and aught In-
side the The
ed bird alter u lively
about the captured him.
turkey was along hut
paired on over town. A
tin m have been near town
the last days and the bum -i have
boon after
no
no
OH
I on
no
on
I no
of 1896
W K
a s, J Allen,
Mr-. Allen
Warren,
Cine It Mi, Alien
HUI Bread E no Dix n,
But G T Tyson.
st Rye, G I
Palm, Mrs KG
But display Jew-dry,
Beat W B mid
R So ea -h
Yellow Yum
O E
B. st other sweet
toes, S
Best bred, W h
W S
in.-, in.
Biers, Mrs II r.
Best L P
B-a- All-n
Hist Plovers, O E
Best display
II at
Beat E
tab- Cotton, J C Cobb Ai
Second best Cotton It
Best display home mile Ax
helves, J G
c.
Best Hen-
made
Miss Mollie
Best home Mrs T A
Best made pillow Mrs J
Best knit sock-, Mn
crochet Mrs W
Ricks
and largest display knit or
Mrs A II
l skin,
Mrs W II White
Mrs
B. Hie Swindell
Best Mrs J R
Mine
Mrs
Hooker
Best embroidered picture
Mrs J W
Best screen, Mrs M II
lace collar, Mm A M Moore
Best lace eel tor piece, Mr
Best specimen lac, Mil Hugh
it'll bureau
Mrs W
Best Miss
Hugs
Best piece embroidered,
Mrs
III s- curving cloth
Mrs J W
Bi set table
center
Mill
Best work Mis IV
II
But work center
Mrs I. II
cloth- Miss
Perkins
cover, Mn L
Ben drawn bull .-t cover,
Moore
It drawn laMe cover, Mrs
display
Miss Julia Poles
st display work, Mil
W II Kicks
Largest display it lace, Mia
V H Whichard
Beet specimen Mis
D L
Best red pillow,
Mrs W II
Best f pin cushion
Mn J W
Best carriage Mis W
Special premium on baud made
bed Mrs Kohl
Best
E .
, s, Mrs V
B- st canned Mrs J
R. on
apple jelly, Mrs J
cod--
Savage, Son Co.,
If
building, St., VA.
1.0
Be t p. cake. Mi- E A
Hoy
K an t. Mr. K A
Move
B I Ms
E A e
Vt Mi-
d p J S
It- -I
Beat j ire I pickle.--, Mrs J Oil
II.-. Mrs A I. Blow no
lb ginger cake, M a A I. Blow
It Mi-.-
Molli. It I
Beat preferred p.-ms. Miss
Mollie
Best Mi-s
Hollis
Beat beaten biscuit. Mollie
j I,
. Mrs
lam is
Beat sweet pickle p Mrs
Brat a bite g i . Mr- S
I.
it l bun -i win
Mr- B
I Liberal i- K.-t
Highest Market Prices
Dealers in Cotton Bagging, Ties. Bags,
ion Plaster, and patronage so-
OH
MORE THAN PLEASED.
There i- a k ow ii.-;
eon
u- y
i More.
I .,
I I
And I I el. I I. I
That
a k, I saw all
I .
; mi me t t I- .
I And a n
cake, v To toll the where to
Bed layer cake, Mr.- A Forbes I
K tutor, James I
B.- M -J Si on-
on
I no
on
no
no
no
on
no
I on
to
pence I
oh two years,
must ,,,,. 1st,
. will be
lo lid
or
quality I on
Style,
. -i. I ii
I'll ;.
r i-e store until
he clerk . re .- b .
I Pi i
v ma
; i pi
; Po- Kit PI
j . man,
J . I tuple
and If, . ., -1, -h
X .
. ; , Me f . -re
, u. 11.1. ., an
i d excel
. r and price-.
T ARE
Fall Win lock
DRY GOODS- SHOES -HATS-PANTS
I Cotton Jagging and Ties and a lull line
i-i to r a ; Heavy Groceries have arrived will put
price so low to you until it will compel you
buy. Ii you once see goods and hear the
price you are my customer
Mis
oil punting, Mrs
n, Mrs
s, panning on silk, Mrs J
go
i-.- is r a
; u
nil Mil r
I . ill ill
Ma
Way . d nip i. MU
for I l J
c z u t turn
It you have
ID u it will lake t
Willi you,
you your be-i
;,. Of lo you
i.
is a Ill
r lo w
by u-in
The great T r
know in u
wt in ha h. bi
w ll it
a u boil to
lion.
mi mist print;
willing oM fl t h-iii H In
n tame
In r
on a
in but not pun time in
ii t. b 1-
hi I'll I veil a- v in cm
In Ion-.
Hoot, a . Bull
i-; v
.-1 . ,. ., on my
. . . b-t
in.
Hi
could wail
. In I He
. . II it I
bid Hi Is Ibo
I BOO-
r,.
If lot -1
fool bottles lie
. I .
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ii I
Us in in m Ha, m.
Hood's Sarsaparilla j
Hi. 11.1 m be j
got It
JAMES B. WHITE.
Greenville, N
AD
THE OLD
till in a light
in the State.
we want it and arc to pay it,
it to us
EVANS. CRITCHER CO.
Proprietors of The Old
N. C
COUNTY BUGGY CO
EDWARDS Prop-
in nil n
a specialty
All I i-.- l
material urn an I lo give you
J. L SUGG
Life, Fire
Accident Insurance.
inly First Class Com-
in Court
N. C.
i .
y. .

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CD
A CLEVER RUSSIAN.
The Reflector Book Store
a nice assortment or Fountain Fen
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pen
You will be astonished when you see them
are.
You may never
But should you f-
.- m
In B a
r l appear
id u-1 wit
Ml till
If
hat ill. A few rears
ago a Vim an an claim
p and be
the
r i M out in bis
private did
the n tit a wan.
a t mAw V, and the
; i m T
lam it. far he
a MM of the kind much
the K-
U j i i-b. Md b
Nil down Um to
wan till all
claim O b
not pi t mi ad without
ll la the
law, at the which la
just a firm, to touch a creditor who
take this c
w the could out.
He thought mm
ha a lo of mi
to build a wall
of
placidly a but
bi-u wail and it up-
it be
M v. r If, fan away
Th- y my that the
i- the man m Th win
ban a of kind with W
out ti
ran
INCIDENT THE
or
Is
.- . i .
f i.
Job
Come to tee us.
I Job Printing i
CARD
--------TH A-------
DEEP SEA WATER.
the
a hop-
MB
net of and bleated
with h pair pawl,
in f me Dutch
la Mm a of writing
pap r. Bl a to
the boy the needful
with th-
hand are rather
told. Von bad it And
a bay a of letter
wrapped in paper
an in
I- j-t w n unknown
in flattered the
r- if an
i for v tall bat
was t touching the ceiling the
aha
youth look the and,
it with brown
and ; it the
initial- of tin- firm, b- returned it to it
owner to write the
my fraud, to give you more
future chancellor in
In p. war. can't manage to
writ.- with my on, o ad
it for And he handed him a
-lip with the name of Herr
ll and war. Na
you. young man; that'll do
and paying for the paper,
etc., with a small lip to the oily boy
with the grin, he pocketed
hi latter, and we the place to con-
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
rt ml
M SI-.
T N,
i. b.
m. .
n 12.4 m.
m. P
i-Mp n
Norfolk p tn. I
ion I
m.
v.-m- York I m.
ha
3-.
f s pint
ills.
Li
i m.
,. ,.
m.
pm. m. Nor-
ton. m.
1.14 m, m-
a m.
a i.
a. 110,1018.110 m.
I V X Jack-
B-ii
Sunday pm
1874.
Small
Pork S. V
Corn.
ion. Dale.
Currants,
and
S C
8- C.
Ml lb.
Cone,
to M and
ctn
but, BEDSTEADS BUREAUS
CHAIRS MA BED
the whole system becomes de- SPRINGS
Doctors Say;
which prevail in dis-
are invariably
by derangements of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great driving
in the mechanism of
man, and when it is out of order,
ranged and disease is the result ,., mm
Liver Pills J
Cure all Troubles
if and I l glad
S. M. SCHULTZ.
OLD DOMINION LINE
no
p p hi.
p m Marl
OB, K. I kg
I. To. I,
to a our walk.
Um -f to i vim an why
FULL SHEET
4.1
Kit
warn ram a
rally tin
limit
oms, I were cur-
rent t the d of
r a as a
f two ml lea would It
that
or heavy n and
n Ian in me Hi
ii
be In
la and
l f a h f it at th-
of a mile U v Iliad at the
lint it Wan that
which at U a ton
to
We Um r a of
pound p r
of it.
a th-
half an
th- and our
an
of only M
Lilt wit ii a f buoy-
and p On other
band, if
injury may follow.
A Mill-r tine
from
often th m a
O. M.
in Aim Re-
view.
That mi and
far fr -in
Chad-
, m,
p m,
A, a in,
a m, 11.11 . m,
Atlanta m,
a in. 7.80 a
St. 1.20
pa -i pm.
of month f a
you
Ii
Ho mi u party i f
who, In
till to Ireland,
wen d-
v,
Um Kr,.
a -r Hi., r an
I I
ton till
not a ruin
it be
tin of mini,. hum
Hi may lb,
lot Ml Ii. Hi,
roof, Howl the
DOORS OF VENEER.
Deer i n a I if
I,
ml door bate to
T e Eastern
s only a
news eon
to the on-
those
that is
many times in I
very
of v
Been win n a i
is made
plain.
the are bun
wood.
the the body ll
if pine, front
and n l out m-
tn and then
of this
with what m called a hut
which really a of tho line
half an or in Tho
r of Um frame, the
In Um manner with
thick in which tin
or and
Thin up of
with of the Hue wood, is then
veneered with the line wood. In
doors the may of solid
k-any. but finer, and
heavier tho are made
of white pine with a
of line mi tho entire door
i veneered.
It would Le If not
to procure at any
in mid U of
for the larger The
built up mill vi in t r. d of pine
wood, tarry
of a i t . made of
it may he than
a solid door It if more
and r pi-it M
oust is about half a
York dun.
tr at my
evil
me the cheery marks of tin boy
n of
ope. till a and teach
you a fr future tinier
may nine day thank me for the
exclaimed
heartily.
know we billed herein
as all
many, with Thorn and Taxis postal
a mine of wealth tn
that family, but the
under tho
nun. A yon may imagine, it is
Um thumb f low and
triumph I f red lane, with a
for diving into
and of
the of all Ger-
man and to
the with a for mine,
the culprit and
traitor.
hove a
black cabinet In
trained and
royal with
eye, ex-
tracts of all matter, or
particularly to the
where and
after him
a of
all
r and all
court- and
i. particularly to i
gratify tho morbid if our
ally, I have it advisable
to feud important reports to the
foreign as well as all my latter
to the king,
and to my and
lids, under cover to some mercantile
in Berlin, and
usually asking counter jumper in n
or oilman's shop ad-
for you can i
I that the imperial mid royal
don't
or Um
under a ill smell-
r. Mir as m mi
stands to r. a Mm that smell of
and the
of n y sharper
than the and Taxis pout
the
Austrian The only
caution I have a take i to to differ-
where
I am nut and to vary the Berlin
from time to time. Thus I'm
perfectly
tour and I my
the It if
yon ween, yet it
wouldn't, do to send
I. as tiny would
I Oval my
friend at bast once n
my
duff, I want
tin in to know or to believe, and ho
in a
He in
Phone
Moil-
Wednesday at A.
permitting to
Returning leave at A. M.
Greenville A. M. on Thurs-
days and falling hours sub
to change depending on stage of
water. .
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore
the West
No.
H. . rm. new York
Ball
Mil.
am.
am.
11.60 am.
rm, Mount 1.00
pm. l-on pm.
pm 1- pm.
A v,
York am.
pm.
Washington pm, Rich-
;.;. X or folk pm
fl m
Hi Mount
Leave Wilson
7-01
am.
f No.
r New m,.
I. at street.
No.
m.
pm. Jacksonville H pm
1.45 night. Charles-
ton
am, Atlanta 7.90 m, Ma-on
am pm.
i 4.17
am, s
Marlon
. am. Lake
em,
an,
4.16 p. m. Halifax
p. arrives Scotland Neck at 8.30 t
. r. i p. m., 1.0
p. in. Returning, leaves
s. in., Greenville 8.6 a. m.
dill x at a.
Branch
8.20 h, in., and p .
Ai i a. m. and t. p
m i i, leave am and
t, pin arrive it am
and pm Dally except
leaves ft G,
m A Raleigh
p. m., Sunday P.
Ply month 7.40 P. M., 6.10 p, m
It t leaves Plymouth dally
-ii 7.60 a. in., a m.
and Oh
Branch leave
Ml at pm arrive
B pm Sprint; Hope SO pm um
lug tiering Hope i am N tab
b am
except Sunday.
daily, except Sun 7.1 J a
a. arriving a. x. Re
till leaves a.
rivet at 10.26 a, m.
new
Now and Bo-ion and the nicest line
. Coffins and Caskets, in wood,
metallic and brought
to Greenville.
We are prepared to do em-
all for
order fr.
Old Dominion .
a York. Clyde Line
Bay Line Iron Baltimore. . ,.
from in all its
Personal attention given to
Merchant Miner
ton.
Washington. N-
J. J.
N.
NOTICE.
Ta
Pm.
V, N.
II p. I r a
. . lie
i M I
t lend I rip
th t an well a
t e n com n d I th
Court f Count, to sell for a 41-
t act f land
in the file In till
de will
iii I required
pear he the the
Coon at Ml i nice i e on the
N v and
comp o the i la h-
will apply t the c the relief
d in tab.
Till 17th . I October
K. A.
t.
funerals and bodies entrusted
to our care will receive every
mark of respect.
Our 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 Flanagan
Buggy
BOB CO
Greenville School
tor Young Ladies.
Will held In the
the depot.
Number Molted not to Exceed SO.
I,. L.
Notice to Creditors.
Haying qualified before the
Court Clerk of county at
P. Owens.
no I here y to all
to the estate to make . .
Immediate payment o,
and all persons haying claims j r month
are Term, payable monthly,
same tor payment on or before the . . , ,
day of October. r this notice will taking; both Music and Liter-
be plead In bar of
Rate of fruition.
1st to 4th tirade per
Mathematic course.
per month
Latin, each
per month
Theory and liar-
month
12.00
4.00
3.00
SO
Him.
A paid a H a
of
wan under
of ii.-i. ball price. It
day of
J. i
of P. Owens
course will allowed p.-
We hope to merit the substantial up-
and full confidence those.
In true and
you to make your
at once to enter your girls at our
Any further desired information
L. L.
and be
I; in I mil
and fur two
I-
Hi
I i
put down i
little
r , i
bar nut
r in
The laker
ii
Tho
twin fur
Tin y of any
country The m-
of O i- i-wt.
could I'M-
Q ant
an and
. .
on Branch
for Clinton except
a. and 4.15 p, m
-am. and
M I
I ft
I M
Bethel School
The Term begins on
MONDAY
i a of high
Only i will be
ran work will b,
i he bast discipline will be maintain, u.
I in In month
m Tl
Primary M M
II . n
A discount of cent will be
owed cash U paid for
whole term
I or ad.
every Sunday,
mi., mg and evening. Prayer meeting
evening, A. W. Setter,
Sunday school A. M.
C. ll.
regular services.
school
A. M. W. ll. Brown,
every dun-
morning and evening. Travel
meeting Wednesday evening. Kev.
N. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday school
M. A
third
Sunday, morning and
J. B. Morton, Pastor. Sunday school
M. E. B.
dent,
A. F. k A. I. No
meet., first and third Monday even
lug. It. Williams, W. J. M.
I. O. Lodge
Meets Tuesday evening. W. V.
Butch N. C Sec.
K.
meets every Friday evening. Dr. E. A.
Jr , C B. K. Parham. K. of
B. a.
vane. No. J
meets evening. W. I.
R Lang. Sec.
j C. a CO
S. 0-
MARBLE
Wire Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable-
PATENT
fret
model, or
for
R-
DEALER IN
Whichard, If. C.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid
produce.
. . .
Eastern Reflector,
ail i
week
-FOR-
II ft
D. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance.
in i hi
Tuesday
Friday
-AT
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25.1398.
NO
THE
Concluded to Remove our Business from Greenville
DECEMBER 25th, 1898
WE HEREBY OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Etc.,
AT AND BELOW COST.
This is no Fake, but a genuine bona announcement. should take advantage of this great
out sale, as our prices will astonish you. Our stock comprises all the novelties of the season. Come
at and make your Fall purchases and get the first pick.
STORE,
Door to Greenville Supply Co., near Court House. Of the Red Flag.
F- J. a farmer
tea miles from Dur-
ham in town Tuesday and
Wednesday with
be on market. He
a pair of mules, and
Wednesday afternoon he
borne. When going down the
leap bill from
made a break and
From the beat information t
can gather were noon
from and
Ur Sniper bring entangled in
reins, dragged along
road at a breakneck for
mile; for at least
and a bait or three Toe
railroad at the of the D,
and N , O. and C. roads
crossed the id career of
team It
found Mr. Snipe.- bad on
loot torn off;
torn bones
and bones were with
ragged ends, terrible
effect of dragging and contact
obstacles. It said
who attended him,
hi clothes ad rolled
under his nod that
also ton from one aid
lo an extent that yon could
Mr. Snipes carried to
home and tenderly cared for. The
latest news we hare from to-
day is be still living up
to o'clock there little
hope of bit recovery. He baa been
since terrible
He is a man family and
neighbor and acquaintances
deeply with
rowing one over and
and lather. Durham
Voting Man, Rad This
Bays an exchange; Don't get
big bead, my friends,
yon self important young
men. world can get along
without yon j oat as well it
along with yon. II taken sudden-
oat of It, your
friends may mourn for a time, but
yon, will
never a cog
rise Hod. set day after your
I think it we'd for you
and me to now and then and
lake into just how
little we do amount t and what
a tiny speck we are in
great conglomeration
of the
State Auditor that
there are now s
Th number of soldier pensioners
la greater than it was last
year, while of widow is
leas, that net increase la 53-
first class pensioners will
this year, second
the third class
and the
widows
An to Men
When it comes to bird
there few
men either, for in
Burke county of bar who can
their end h Ufa,
J. what is
known Michael
place near H Ml
is nearly age.
during past with an ox
as only
acre laud, which
she raised bushels of corn,
bushels i
and a
Irish potatoes, cabbage i
truck, in addition lo do-1
her own hons work nod
caring for an invalid I. If
the loafers hereabout would ex-
one-half the industry of this
old I the eleemosynary class
would greatly diminished.
Morganton
BAKER HART
DEALERS IN
Horned Out
Mr
BE AS TUB
a, Thomas,
General
Henry r d
j the election be
an note warning j by New din
I hi-i if he voted i and Col
more valuable
than el in
in . I agony
New
Hardware,
Just received a carload
j lime, might out. Hen
-v Friday
away from home
a and all their
Th ii belonged t
Mr D- M-
worth
pr party at worth
lie
gold Ts of little value In
till cine.
u I ii. even if it col a ii
a tie.
u and arc
King's
ti
t, tree Woo
More. and
in or p lice
Professional Cards
Reward
Tho readers will lie
to learn that there I at
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all It stages and
Is Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
tho positive cure now known to
the medical eternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional requires a con-
treatment. Hull's Catarrh
Is taken internally, directly
upon the blood and i surfaces of
this system, thereby the
of the giving
the patient by building up the
son nature in do-
work. The proprietor have to
much faith In it curative powers that
tiny , He, On. Hundred for any
that It tall to cure. Send for list
testimonial.
W. J. CO .
A bill has been introduced in
Legislature
sleeping car
in State to provide
sleeping oars for whites and
blacks, and making it a
for either of
to travel in a car set aside for
other. bill baa been fa-
reported by a Senate com
bias fair to become a
law.
Hold b
Rail's
are the
Of
run
Send yo address to II. K.
A Co. and git a free sample box of Ur
New A trial
convince you their merlin. These
pill easy In and arc
effective In the cur. of
and Sick Headache, for Malaria
and troubles they have bean
proved Invaluable. They are
teed be tree every
substance- lie
vegetable. do not weaken by
their action, but giving tone to
and bowels greatly invigorate
the lite c
Hold by Jno. L, Women, druggist.
Garland made by the
in the world and arc used by
many millions.
MAIN STREET, .
Another net Ibo
pass one requiring
at bank should return-
ed taxation sobs officer
institution, us is building and .
loan st. i and other i-
i ed companies. L-ft be
r. turned by i's Of
. is
n cm stand it any bet
Tins It u
I a fair object taxation
now beating It
should be forgotten who.,
barb
v k i I their vats an
next as
Mi It Km.-.
Tarboro, x. Is,
ll t
K, C.
Dr. D. Jambs,
n. o.
. I , . .
. t
The Macon
within days
hi of in i
When down lo
o vii . Li -I . i U
., I. . I ii
or wax bull T black Hi
the riches De and r swallowing an
.
bet
more
ire cotton hi wig bi
e their own stops, and
the rant
N. C
in eM the
-wilt if. ,
sT. ire ii.- i X. C
A TYSON,
X. C
lowed e .
. .
J i.
a t
h a., a cM.
to ex -h , m an
is now probable.
s,. ,. absurd lo elect
,. , i I Small,
, J i
ll. S
. I
The best sale In the for
U. ill.,. ,.
r , . . r. ii, i, i ,. a l-
, hi . I ,,, p .
,,. i -ii .
., ii ., iv, j
I ., .,, i it.
, .
I n hi, A. mi. N. C
I.
v aim i Law
in all H e
II I
i. W.
i ANA H
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