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Still Pursues Her.
A suit at Oklahoma has
brought out a carious train of
A woman secured
a divorce from bar to-
with a large amount of
nay, The divorced husband u
into an agreement with n
good-looking young man the
neighborhood the young
man was to pay court t the woman
any her, get control of all her
and divide it with tie
divorced husband. The young
awn carried nut his t
the latter and then fled the
try. The suit is nos brought
the woman to recover the
of which had been defrauded
by the Did ever a
novelist conceive an Improbable
plot such as t.
court of just ice
Captain Intimate friend
as narrating to him the principal
events of the lust was
about he slid,
Mark became prominent
in American
Dreyfus interrupted him.
Is Mark he asked.
the intimate
SO . TO
The a. man ho I face,
form temper will always navel
friends, but in at-
tractive keep her health.
she is weak, sickly and all run
she will tie nervous an I
tile. she or
kidney trouble, her impure blood
will cause pimple, skin
a complex-
is tin
in the world to regulate
ii, liver kidneys and to
i lie I It es -i rung
aeries, bright eyes,
skit . rich It
will looking, charm-
woman a run n invalid.
Wilts at I.
Drug store.
A CLEAR HEAD;
fine appetite and ripe old age,
are some of the results of the use
of Liver Pills, A single
dose will convince you of their
wonderful effects virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head-
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
As He Is.
ELECTION
, , . . I In virtue an act;
Manx pr. t Admiral I cw o , ,
hare been published In Hie last few entitled act lo provide a
mouths, but very few of them for the town and town
much of the man as lie is. Most of Bethel, Pitt county. North
EDUCATIONAL.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
them a lather long, narrow
lace, wit h-high, slight receding
forehead and Roman nose. As a
matter of lad. then is more
breadth and leas length in the lace
these pictures show . It is a
square face, and its most prominent
feature i- the rugged under jaw.
The eyes are wide apart awl set
well back under brows.
flu- forehead i high, broad and
ratified the Mb day of
March. 1809, pursuance of
the laws governing elections, the
Board of Commissioners of Pitt
count,
there will lie held on the j
In August. at the
polling place In Bethel
Pitt county, an elect inn upon
of establishing a
in said township. of
registration will opened
will is-
and said election conducted in
The none is large, mid with laws of North
generous, but
Most of his pictures show more
than the Admiral
wore last summer. Mustache and
hair white. The com-
is dark, as are the eyes.
II, is not a big man physically . bill
lie Is quick In bis
actions, shoulders arc so
and In- broad back s,.
straight many a man. much
his junior, might envy him them.
is quick and his
hole is
and readiness.
All those w ho arc in favor of a
Dispensary shall vote a written or
ticket with the words
I and those wishing to
vote Dispensary, shall vote
a w or printed ticket a the
Dispensary.
order of the Hoard of Com
County, made
7th of June,
T. K.
tin- power sale
alertness ., ,.,.,,, Mortgage
executed delivered
The Reflector
Book Store
Has on hand a full supply of
I The Standard Bo
FOR
Hi- process light
like, lie like a Hash and
all his subject in less
many a would take
. sale. he does
not jump to conclusion-, and there
ire times when he Is very
ate. He reason- to his
and bis personal
pi belief- or feelings be
can dissociate them entirely from
In- wot I,. logic machine is ab
sound in the line-t or
K. I. Lewis and wife, Lewis
lo W. ti. of
. and duly
in the Register Heeds office of
county. North in
N I, pages II and
the undersigned will expose to
public sale before the Court House
door III to the
highest bidder, the
of July. the following
teal property, to wit . Lying
the of in
township, adjoining the
lands of Jason Cornelius
others, and known a-
The Largos and Rest Equipped Kitting School in the South,
Scientific, Commercial. 3.5 students last year. North Weal of
Greensboro, Region, feet sen level, state
in baseball, and Track Athletics for years
among the Terms reasonable, considering
mid offered. annual session opens August
beautiful address,
J. A. ill. H. HOLT.
MILITARY SCHOOL
X. C.
The Cheapest in n hi- South for the advantages offered.
Sends lo and College a larger percent of its students than
any other school in the Stale. Special course preparatory to Annapolis
and Point.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
a. m.
Divine service and sermon every
Sunday morning and evening. Ev-
prayer
SI., and Litany Fridays at A.
M., A. Minister
in Charge.
day. morning and evening. Pray-
meeting Thursday evening. Bar.
A. Setzer, pastor. Sunday-
ti. to. C.
superintendent.
every Sun-
morning and evening.
meeting evening. Rev.
N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. W F. I larding, 811-
-Services third
; Sunday,
J. It. Morton, pastor. Sunday
schools p. R. Moore
regular services.
LODGES
A.
j,
It turns out conclusions with I lot Lewis drew in the
precision. The division of the hinds of Luther
sharpest critic he has hardly containing
. , ., i i I nine acres more or less, to
point in the long ,.,.,,. ,,,.,,,
This 7th of June
Mortgagee.
Never spill when turned over.
mad-in
put down hi- linger
made ti
The Admiral ha- a peculiar
of thinking out loud, and some
limes when he is pondering some
SALE.
virtue of an order of the
be will of the Court of Pill
about chance -end- along. made in the case of Jacob
such he will advance as Administrator of John
his It. C.
Annie and other-.
id.-. happen-to lie law. the undersigned All
upper.-t in hi- mind and stand
In defend it consider
able
State of Out., I it;, of To
, .- i .
ink J. i
that he i senior partner of
tit of frank S Co.
Mill
do-
will sell for I.,
fore I he Court House
v on of
August, lb., following de-
scribed piece or parcel of land sit
the county of Pill and in
i township and n
the division of the lands of
a-Lot lb-gin
at a
cot tier of Lot No. and run-
per bottle-
Wire cents.
You may never but
Should you ever want
JOB PRINTING
business in the of Toledo, W. polos t J a corner
and State and thence down -aid I to
that said will the sum of a point from line
N. E. 1.10 a Sassafras
if
cannot lie. by the Hall's with said hedgerow and
I at I it re. I Road poles to
Sworn lo and lo an assessment of due
d presence, this day of Lot No. containing
I A . I .
. i
, i Attorney.
Hull's Catarrh Cure i taken in
and acts the
Monday, the 7th of Au-
I . . MA . A. sell at the
.,,, , . to
, the highest bidder for cash, one
the host. ,.,, .-. ill-
i i i one hundred and acres
as follows; Situated ill
One evening at a social function j in township
where a-as among the East aide of
fifth year
day, 0th. en-
of College the
South, in
the State, to
per month. Loan Scholarships for
Young
en admit led to all classes. Send
for to
PRESIDENT
Durham, N. c
inSTITUTE,
RALEIGH. N. r.
of i In-best female schools in
the and the cheapest for ad
given. Send
JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A,
THE OF B.
Widest patronage fullest
equipment in its ,
Students Academic
Courses; ; Elective Pro-
Schools, in Law. in
New build
Water Works, splendid Li-
laboratories, Etc.
Advanced Classes open lo women.
a year; Board a month, Ample
opportunity for self-help, Scholarships and
loans for the needy. Free tuition for
teachers. Summer School for Teachers.
instructors, students. Total enrollment
.,.,, ,.,. Mr.
Hill.
NORTH
Offers lo young women thorough
classical, and
industrial education and special
pedagogical training. Annul ex-
for non residents
of the Stale of
than
-indents, matriculated
1.700 students. every
in the Stale except one.
Practice and of
pupils. To secure board
in all
should lie made before
August 1st. Correspondence
from those desiring
trained teachers.
and other
lion address,
X. C.
Littleton, X.
Hoard laundry, full literary
fee 1.12.00 for I be
entire scholastic year.
To those applying in time the
may he reduced to 112.00
one hour's work per in
Department.
The 17th annual session
i m
X. C
K. A.
meets and
third Monday evening. R.
w. M. J. M. Boobs. Sec
Covenant No.
every Tuesday evening.
X.
See.
K. of P.- Tar River Lodge, No.
meets every Friday evening.
I. L. Fleming, C.
K. of R.
It. Vance Council, No.
even-
W. II. Wilson, M. It.
Lang, See.
O. A. every
at in I. o.
K. hall. A. Johnson, Conn-
eel
A. Council,
No. meets every first third
nights in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Worthy
Smith, See.
I. O. Conclave
every second and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
lows Hall. W. Ii. Wilson
Smith
I Second Hand Goods
Bought Sold
-------on Commission.
t TM. I
I Lilly .- Ml
In A
WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR
We lo puff
new f
II. A M.
President.
TYPE AND
WHO WANTS IT
SPEAK QUICK,
AND ATLANTIC COAST
RAILROAD COMPANY OF
smith CAROLINA.
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OLD DOMINION LINE
recently
two printing office outfits
a quantity of surplus
I.
that
will he
Id
CM AM I'M
H,
There t- a press large
Give us a call.
A------
Visiting Card
-3 Full Sheet Poster.
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A WEEK
Is only year con
the now every week.
and give information to
those grow-
tobacco, that Is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
ii young bus
taste In
. w of nil
o i, . rent ion. The latter were in
appropriate inartistic, and
upon the of all. The
performer bis work
bis to doubtless ex
peeling a word recognition or
praise, nothing, and
the player nope
you
promptly replied
it was n Impudence
TUB OP GRIP.
Thai modern Grip,
poisons tin- air with its fatal genus,
w that no home, is -ate from
ravages, I mi multitudes have found
protection tin-
malady in Dr. King's Now
Discovery, when you feel a son
in in and muscles,
have lever, with wire
in the hack of the head.
you may know lite
and Dial need Dr. King's
It will
cure worst rough, the in
I the
I germs sf.
tor of the Price
I eels and 11.00. Money back If not
cured. A trial Mile free ill J. I,.
Drug Store
creek, adjoining the land-
Sharp and Jacob
and creek, containing
hundred and fifty acres, more
or less, lands being the same
devised to said It. II. by the
la-twill and testament of Horace
to the life estate of
Man II. to satisfy an
in tn hands for collection
I. II and which ha-
been levied said bind us the
property H. II. Ivies.
ii. M. Moorish,
Tin- 7th 1800,
enough print a
paper, in splendid condition,
a ii
body
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nine column
a quantity of Small Pica, Long
I rimer, and
, . . .
can a
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complete outfit large enough for a m
six or seven column paper. f-s
Specimens of the body type ate
shown in this advertisement, the
Ml
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The firm of do
in a warehouse
In the
hi i-t 1800,
solved by consent, Ola
purchasing the interest -it
K, A. in the business, All
to the firm an
requested make immediate pay-
to i Ha Forbes,
Mote.
This 6th of 1800.
Tin of Brown v Hooker
was dissolved by mutual consent mi
the i-t of July, Those
to the ran nettle
with either The
will It. Brown,
W. it.
s. T.
type being taken from case
as it runs, so it shows
how-well it prints. This in the i
Small Pica size of which there
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hero I.- ii paragraph set from
the Long We have
pairs of In buying this
type you do not get something that is
worn out mid cast but a
type, capable of much wear. on
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BOOK OR PATENTS
Washington,
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all rail In.
Train No
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Pass, Agent
iT. M.
SIR VICE
on
mid
days at A. M.
leave at Ti A,
M., A. M.
and
Sailing hour subject to change de-
pending on stage of
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York mill
ton, and fur all points for the Went
railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should freight by
the Old Dominions. S. Co. from
New York; from
Bay from
and Lino from
Boston,
H.
Washington, X. U.
J. Apt.,
X. C.
J. a. COREY,
IX-
A OF
MILLINERY.
Also i dIm i i-t M ii
I can now lie found in the
brick store formerly
occupied J.
W. Brown.
COME TO SHE MB.
J. R.
The Eastern Reflector
Friday
D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO TERMS per Year in Advance.
VOL. XV
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY, JULY
99-
NO
RECENT INVESTMENTS.
Northern and Western Capital
In Southern Enterprises.
Mr. II. Edmonds, editor
Of the of
spent yesterday in Nor-
folk, his native place, and in an In-
with The Landmark said
that never before was there such
general prosperity throughout the
whole life of the Smith
as at present. Southern cotton
mill business is expanding rapidly
mid over spindles;
upwards of of
new capital, are now being added
the number already pointing in
the South, the development of
iron and coal properties and
building of steel works and kin
enterprises of new
money from the North Is DOS going
into the South. The of
new steam railroads and the
of old ones and
chase and development of street-
railway systems represent over
of new productive
for South;
hi being spent on new cottonseed-
oil mills; vast Ira.-ts of land
costing in the aggregate some mil
lions of dollars, are
chased, while minor industries are
nearly sill sharing this general
advance.
AI least of new
money, most from North
and West, are now being added to
the Smith's creating
wealth making capital these
various railroad, cotton, iron,
and smaller Industrial inter
eats. Moreover, the Booth Itself
is steadily increasing own
plus capital, which is being turned
into productive These
vast investments are worthy of oar
careful study. They indicate the
confidence of the moneyed people
of the world in the South's vast
natural but if we of the
Smith are wise the magnitude of
these investment will be vastly ox-
needed in It
demonstrable fact wherever
corporations and manufactures are
most numerous there the
of agricultural Interests and of
all classes of people is the
greatest. I f we of South m
reap the full harvest of our natural
advantages, turn our villages into
prosperous towns and our towns in
to great cities and create employ-
for everybody, we must give
every possible encouragement to
capital and to the great corpora
lions which are rapidly pushing
America to front in the world's
struggle for commercial, industrial
Our country is fast besoming the
dominating power in world's
business affairs, lull BOW great n
share South shall win in Ibis
most stupendous
wide-reaching its Influence
which human nice has ever
since modern civilization
depend upon whether
we join forces With the leaden in
this great work, or whether
SI SO often in the past, to
ally ourselves with the forces that
tend to retard development through
the work of political demagogues
seeking their own profit.
years we have been on a rising tide
of prosperity, and unless
agitation against sound money and
business interests acute,
may look for a continuance of this
great nativity which is fast giving
the South a position of worldwide
in iron, steel and cotton
manufacture. Norfolk Va., Land-
murk.
your Chills
with
low Chill at per
In refunded i. ii talk R.
I .--,
Co.
and soil the
of Bryan, and Ernul.
Si
Official Report of the Weather
on the Texas
Washington. July
Weather Bureau to-day issued a
Special bulletin on the timid
river district, Texas,
is by a
map and tables showing
rainfalls.
Prof. II. in an Intro
article, says, must be
said that, after allowing for till
conditions, we still a most
in accounting for
such rains, which are analogous to
so-called cloud which
nothing is
the Texas forecast
official, says his report ill
places the river was more than
wide.
damage to crops has been
very great. There as a large
acreage sugar cane
and other crops. Cotton planters
have suffered most. Sugar
plantations in bottoms
have suffered some
place-; half crop has de-
farming implements,
many of I he small tenant
houses in bottoms have been
washed away. The total loss,
from the press reports and other
available Information, will
gate nearly
has already been taken by
sonic farmers to plant other
Ion corn have been de-
Some cotton will
id, but iii what extent cannot be
approximated. It i- desired to
make the district s.-i. as
soon as possible, many who
have interests along the
consider this the best course 1.1
He Wasn't Joking.
had four
on my face when I struck a little
town in northern Michigan, said
the civil engineer. found a
little coop of a barber shop near
the depot, and I entered it to dis-
cover the barber
with his bead his hands. As
he roused up I told lo get to
work on me, but after looking me
overlie
I shave you you'll have to
the
chances, I
I've been on S drunk for
the last week, and am just on the
point of seeing rats. I may get
through with it all right, I
may cut your bead
man had a wild look and
was all a continued
engineer, though he smiled
as he I saw he wasn't
joking. I went without gel
ting shaved, and for the next two
hours busy making purchases.
I look
the barber lo see how he
along, and found him hanging
dead, what would have hap
pencil had lie started to shave me,
I don't know, but I've ways fell
obliged to the man for put
ting the case plainly as he
Herald,
Stale of On I
Lucas County, i
Frank J. makes oath
he is senior partner of the
of ft Co., do-
business the of Toledo,
County and state aforesaid, and
that said will pay the sum of
for
each every case of h that
lie cured by the Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Prank J.
Sworn to before me and
ed in presence, this 8th day of
December, A. l-.
t i A. w.
j Notary Public.
Hall's lure is taken in
and nets directly on the
I blood sad mucous surfaces of the
Warn. J.
Toledo, O.
Sold by
i Hulls Family Pills are the beat.
A HOTEL II I HIM it.
Can be Closed Up to the of
a Baggage Car.
An a Tragedy.
h.,. ii,,
led of W in
en
iii i-. n
In i House, the
Win. II. as
, The
During the month of July we will in. h.
in the corridor of court
hull.-. Minis
Lot
lo value.
Special sale
One of the must remarkable
the recent Inventions upon which
the Patent
been called to is a
traveling hotel, designer of
which thinks he has a long
fell ports . .
habitation Of lots Of SHOES
campaign panics who at Greatly Reduced Prices in or-
not wish ,. at the mercy of local to our
hotel keepers.
The hold wheels is made of .- -T-.
aluminum, and is so tut
lo fold up like a railroad car.
to appear, when closed, lo or
dinar baggage car. When the
stopping place, is reached, and the
travelers wish to for the
the sides of the curare .-- .
by moans a series of levers,
The inventor has divided hi-
I raveling hotel into
so that the party, if a large one.
can be separated in the various, v
sections of the building, occupying i ,
if they wish,
or a single loom. The rooms are
lo lilted up modern sly e.
with all conveniences, including
electric electric bells, electric
cooking apparatus, and the In- I ,
is working on ti sys C
ii i
u In
I Sim I,
Nile
n -i.
Huh a, sizes ill each style
vain.-. mile
ii ml
left,
III.
an
he thinks will enable
hotel lo reach Hie,
upper st or, an
Tile for
ear is, of course, mostly of fold-
variety, and can be slowed
away in a very small compass when
not use. When the stopping
place is ranched the car is to i
from the train taken to
a convenient siding, where ample
room for the spreading sides
and the elevation of roof
form the Com-
ins was saved.
Mr. K. Lilly, a nil
of Mo., lately had a
wonderful deliverance from a .
telling of he I
I as taken with Typhoid Hover,
Dial inn Into Pneumonia,
lungs hardened. I was sol
weak sit lip in bed. I
helped me. I
soon to die of Consumption, when
lieu id of Dr. King's New
One bottle gave great relief.
continued louse it, and now am
well I my
much in its This marvel-
medicine
cure in the world for all throat
lung troubles. Regular sine
Trial bottles free
I. Drug Store;
cry bottle guaranteed.
gel a you
and
linden when you them
mid -l.-Mi values.
Lot o.
Black oxfords
cents
w ill In- at
A I nil fill I lo
III
in
J. B. CHERRY k
Terrapin Story.
Mr. has
a good terrapin story Is
tied to a place with many that q
are now going the rounds of A
Kentucky press- About a year
ago be found a very large terrapin
in his Held, was especially at-
some peculiar marks up-
on back, i dose stamina-
lion he found that a couple of
twenty-penny nails bad been driven
into He pulled the nails
and sent the poor creature on
way rejoicing. Last week he tan
across the Mime Identical terrapin
making its way back to the place
where was seen a The ,
wounds the had entirely j
healed, but holes shell j
plain as day the nails
were pulled mil.
Record.
from tic- ; sum's Plan
family was t lie scene in
a grief the
i is described roll
mid pitiful. force she
. i. t brow
herself Hie bloody
i-
the dispatch
s Mrs,
lo be
Some one pointed
to Pilkinton a -lion
in the custody of deputy. She
advanced toward him, -Why did
you kill my good she
cried spoke
calmly. lie mid,
advanced on me and was
tool, the
to her
The i n the gen
hi nisei f under a
sorrow. for In- says in his
instant that I beard the
report of shot I received a
slinging blow forehead, and
for a I II. t I shot
self. I wish now Hull I ll
t- mi awful thing lo forced lo
lake a human life, and I would
nil her I lay dead now
be furred to I he
that I have dyed
the bin fellow man. I tint
mil so much
lentil bill I am
think that I have
made bis wife a and his
large of little children
I have the deepest in
tin them. I have ii little
at is of my
life, but a much as I love her.
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STAMPS.
Sold at Auction In St. Louis For
Large Price.
unction I be court house steps yes-
noon by
of I he Missouri Safe Deposit com
puny, were bid in by
for
The stumps were are know u
a- St. Louis stamps
Issue of 1815.
They were printed ill accordance
a a suggestion printed in the
Missouri Republican July
This Is one of most valuable
stamps of all of the
l issues, can be
in albums of
collectors.
Three cent and two 10-cent
stamp-were in the lot, and they
were most valuable pieces of pa-
their sizes ever sold in St.
tot for
sale And Louisville
several years ago. when a tin-man
seventy-live of
those a lot of old
should rather her lying dead ensign to
to lie t lie I he lie wan all by
that I have killed a -their. b lily and I hem for a
R HART
man.
This cannot In- tin
agreeable sensation -i man of
and thus such
ii may be two
k.-ii households, and the keenness
the grief may lie longer-lived in
licit of slayer than in house
hold of the
I That Pool
friend who was a stamp collector.
The friend, so the story gin's, re-
warded by buying
ii can beer. The stamps were
sent stamp and
brought St.
Bryan Mao.
Mr. of
w In. was In the last
be is the only original run n
in the He wears a
I he preacher ho is father
Jeffries is ill gab I button which has been on
Jim mid insisting that bis coal ever since was
Salve.
The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Suit
Rheum, Fever Sores, Chap-
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
till skin Eruptions, and
cures Piles, or no pay It
is to give perfect salts
motion or money refunded, Pries
cents per I'm- Jno.
L.
in-
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
Building Haiti Specialty.
Dull won at
victory
step the direction that the
have Jim
the Jeffries Jim
for as
did for the belt, what a
power he would It is in-
hope l t hill lien light
tor the In- ill, the
thing. I brush fool father of his.
ill., i
Mi I'll
woman face,
form and temper always have
friends, hut one who would
keep her health. If
she is weak, and till
for President at Chicago
and says be intends it on
the silver leader is either elect
ed president or ires from
tics Sun.
.;.
h,
i- k.
I I. I
J If she has constipation .
L I I I V I I kin. is Ill's
N. c.
in
Facilities Increased, Charges
in i in, El mi. i -l T.
ll I l 1.1 II OILS IS I s. I I-ll . ill S I- i I
Mew. .
to f. I.
kidney I her Impure
will cause skin
n wretched complex
best
liver and kidneys lo
the blood. It gives strong
,,.,,., nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
skill, rich complexion. II
II ii .-harm
lug, it of ti run dos n i in a I id.
cents at Jno. Wooten's
Drugstore.
a i Liar,
Greenville, , C
In Criminal II.
u r. nm,
Engineer and
and
INt
Mills It. Kure,
AM
AT LAW,
Hi. D.
N.
over J.
Sons store

nit mm nun.
D. J.
at the
X. Second Class
Mail Hatter.
Hi;
Danville. I ll
Danville Leaf i
Company,
is now fixed.
There were of a hitch in
mime of arrangements
might wake the attempt
the leaf ware.
houses Ham one ma i
a These fears on
the part of two or three of the
out of
some minor in the
situation of the of one of the
House to taken into
the company.
has now out
the to the proper
n and the contracts fur the leased
houses were forwarded to
ill. Produce
puny, in which
hold the Id
it- shall comply with the terms of
the agreement. Mini i. in
million dollar.
the whole mailer is
settled beyond
a failure. except by
lion of a the company is
known derives
purposes the
make known the more
popular I In becomes in Dan
ville and I he immediate
in.; all I he talk
the opposition
warehouses has over or
least given place to a sentiment
give company fair n
i keeps i promise-- i.
tote with the farm with
and with the
then it need not
WILL TELL ALL
On- of
With
Taken to
Wile.
of ii
murderers, ii has
Wake jail
keeping for several mouths, a-
taken in X. this
morning Mooring of lit I
a- the
t i Eli
who I he
JOYNER CONFESSES.
Negro he Killed Holt
says lie. and
killed Turnage
robbed his ire at
lilt county, three mouths
ago, and I the
to hide his crime.
I did it lo gel
he added, knows I had
nulling Mr.
c was in Wed
in jail
in Mr. W. brother
Hi . rime. Si ice hi
. , ,, Mr.
his i and he
now asserts that he committed the
crime himself and
bad no connect ion with or
edge of it.
Sherill Mooring has taken Lang
in I'm at She of
of is
there had accomplices,
but is generally lie
I. ti .
his uncle and
the store via-
-I lo tin- i ire
holding
down glancing up now
then he related his horrible
story. I there,
horses nailing on Mr.
Well. I milt l here late that
NEWSY
BUSINESS NOTES.
. I K, July
preaching s-n here
and Sunday,
Mrs. Barnes Sutured,
has visiting her
here returned home
Lit of cigar and h
receive I imp in
I he new brands.
Manning A hate
barrels r an I be
able in give you n bargain when
it comes.
COAST LINE III BURNED.
The A. C. I. Depot In
nil Books and Re
I in Destroyed.
OVER THE COUNTRY.
M. s. Brown, a met
has tiled .-
in voluntary bankruptcy.
His assets are him to in- Line depot hen was
and his liabilities ,,,., ,,,.,.
A freight, books and
Mrs. ,,.
,,. ;., drawer was also
have died a i here was a
stove In each case of freight than
started to light the lire j. Hie The total loss
the with kerosene oil. is .,,
The Philadelphia ball club j, the agent,
has offered a prize of to nM a week.
players If they win ., Me. has
t his year, and if ,.,. Ml., p.
.,, for
Halifax. X. s July
night and I him up lo gel
up and lei me
. . is the opinion in I , ,
. . , , , i in. I it
Pill has t .,.,,
A it i hi-,
more ho has made .
. it i n nil h a
his confession, and it is hoped
. .,.,,,, i slick and
he will till . has .
id -in.- Hi- i here.
It would not be
,, , . , safe, I'm
In Pill. let
. v hill s,. nit
able who think he
, . , . , . . of a moil . rawer near a spool col
U i In- I; with
. . , , ,. ton.-i c. I tried open
i in i he was la
., , drawer, bill . t. I
Hie conn. in . . ,
, . ., , i i into safe.
keeping.
. i . where i ti- .;
came , . . ,
. . . . , , but I I bud made
.-lilt i I he t.
. , II tint I
ill a i
was I
. ,,. , I were In in.-.
in I tit a i ire is we
. ,. null Hilled bad
ii u ire el ,
, . , . , ,, t v or i-
furls to t
up or I
It id I- hi from
Si-arbor. a i store
. at him
. .- .
. . I, an tin . rob
me . lie
. . lie Ins
in.---.-. . . k raw I
, , ,,, . . . , I robbery.
lion I win it lit.- cull hut tons . I
. . why. in hi-
. , . .- ii
-A man ii
,, . ., . , I III II . I
Mall
JUST PI N-
be in a few days. B. About o'clock people
The Cox's brick
kiln will soon order
J ASK DEALER
p THE
. .
PAIR. I
J Best f
J MM Shot sold.
a, i, T
. . I . . . , .
I.,. I. .
II, A.,. .,. an- I
All . I
Fen
J. C. Cobb ft Son. ;
x.
i f
After two years
Premiums have been
in
Wormier, has been wrecked nearby discovered the depot i
Sable Island. The fate of twelve ,, ,, The to
of her crew is doubt. ,.,,, warehouse, sup
Lockjaw, the result of running a L. , i,,,,.,,
this place sold rusty nail in his foot, caused the passing
picnic at house yes v ii,.,,;,,,. ., or cigarette
are R. Kelly, at Trout Bun. or t may have
very well Pa. spontaneous combustion,
taken in. Michael Metro, i mill sounded
of Cranberry. County, Pa., o'clock, and the
to u who hurl his under town lire alarm sounded shortly
man how be manured hammer of n revolver on afterwards.
, . , , , . ., , . I hose was laid in annul seven
and the head Fourth, is dying lockjaw. alarm, Mr.
nun sells. While ill tempt to Jump who charge of it
your wire fence W. a moving freight train engine, was at dinner, and engine
before iI goo higher. Have Joseph Harris was being-Inn in steaming, having
kill.-d. such a long to force water
.,,.,, . .,., .,.,. . through the hose, budding was
trial once and Atlantic is a ,.,,,
I will use other at Pier, It. I., I The Bremen work
kind. ii will spend days tit target hI hard and did all could,
Ad . the practice. , with heat.
strong being large baler shop- in ,
,, , ,,, ,, , , mills a stream thrown
. in favor Chicago, III., have granted then- , south end of the warehouse
of wheel timber. Sonic striking cents hour saving ; Value.
when old tin eight hour day. storage house nearby. Paid-up Insurance,
the v have the pair they Jacob n on, the Arc two explosions Insurance -i
. will ,, Pennsylvania was
be signed lo your testimonial when knocked off a train on a nestle way
Jersey City. X. J., yesterday and the heavens and grand
. killed. and beautiful sight, though very
I- r.-e Press,
of Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
I.
Value,
he thinks he i-a
it save himself; be knew it
he lob truth
ll I . .
it ; -rating . ; . ,.
The de , .- i
ion Is t b- I ban I
Dim
in world, mi
all bright if i
no furl It
JOHNSON'S MILLS ITEMS.
Johns Mn t. N. C., Jill
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Hodges, of
are visiting relatives
I. of i
FAIL TO SECURE OPTIONS.
Met With Success In Henderson, i
I b IT
Oxford
a few dais in , . . .
have to gin- options on
their warehouses lo representatives
or
It-. Harding i III.
. list this
M. Hauling lo
The Sweeping
. . doubt lo the , , . of the News and
.
. . .-, . ; in.-t , herein , ,,. . ,. Mr. of
lime with the Misses Harding. . , ,,
in the Danville Ware-
In Virginia the her. -I the .-, lo lo their home Trust, was here last
Where the leaf is fur sale the led the lend poker after Mr. .; ,;. m the ;
will come and hence the i rust MI , ,,. i it out In full. It Cox men plate, but
expects lo have every large .,. . . ,. ; he failed to gt options.
Slaughter
in the world ,,, . . Sews and
tiled on III .
or lit- ,,. . , , ,.,.,. ;,. ,, , ,. II M.
automatically,
Will lie reinstated within
three years after lapse if you arc
in good health.
Aft.-r Second Year
Restrictions,
Incontestable.
Dividends are payable be-
ginning the second and each
year, provided the
for current year Is-paid
They may be used
I. To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase tin- Insurance, or
To Make Policy Payable as
an during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J, L.
N.
iii ii. works out
It . .
i- it . ill far
pies in It i i
m e. . a--1 . i ii. i In
I . ; . . . .
me .-
these
i--s l-i i an I pi .-. t it
i I-U in ion mil . iii ., i- no
the t- imp tin.-i I of
opera .- , t lie far
i-. p. mi . Mime
. . . .
until
. II.- was lo give a
lied in the -i
. h i I I lo do.
ITEMS.
i ll.
Mr. S. II. com-
bi lie promoter, was here, o-, I'll AX
without being able to secure a sin
It is reported options
IN
Cm
w. ii. White, w. t. Fleming,
We have just opened
building with an entirely new
and complete of-------
Junes, left Wednesday for her m
home over the river. ,, i. that
Mrs. W children, of
is behind
. who has ,. ,,.,,. and
me Case Henry visiting her brother Mr. ,,,,,,.,,. come from
For him In t ibis weather. j took the at Washing combine has
improve it.- The . I dies it ; Henri l lie who for home. , i,,.,.,, ,,,,. ,, ,,,,.
pi b
Ki en ti
handling and
In- t h affording him
lei and more . , i .-
t he h i- bet
The biggest item farmer,
r. is I. inn I .
held ml . In he
ll more ml I
.- ;
Mis
Proctor arrived low , ,
lo
pal rick ion. tell us after spend- promised the
ling sometime at
this
THE
OF
than tn a kiss. all be of whom they
A new juke and a are his dreadful Ills a re. that ill lei bear hi no
, case, for a certainly by July V.
I u W the river lo see bis Combine through
;. -ii- ll it lie was
N,. matter I he green grocer standing lb.
main prices for his a dozen onions lug u pair mules bis left
who i- very sick.
titan he has been getting,
And item ha- nil
all this warehouse option
in Carolina, will be a
the and that is the cm
proposes i lend or
secure n smaller
interest than In-ha- pa
pro t
en have In l
row money lo m their i r
and have been in
time of paving s
per cent, for Ibis c- I
promises to see t . ii
that hereafter pay not over
per than
I. These re
moved ill of the op
position to I lie an-1 It i- .
a well to-do farmers
who a few week- ago were
for warehouses to
the trust have taken -i-.-k in
the big Sews
and l
tin- young
trout after the angler had made bis
rejoined an older of the
it's just OS well not
jump
ii i- a positive fa.-i
I tut placed his right Bond issue past, leaving
Say. Mr. you said hand Mr. shoulder duly promoters.
farmer fell it would be Ain't lieu be today on a proposition to issue
you
wave prosperity
struck the hi
then it entered through
his i hi- right
and -f
DON'T PLACE.
Hi- business is -till going down.
America
. . a .,,
of light lo the of Oxford have If j
t-u.-k Murdock, passed through for municipal Improvements re options, and wish to
killing instantly, suited a they are against be
Points.
IS. The Cologne down his left side to bis
up again his left
mill bilious arm into the mules, both which
of the issue. The ever h so.
rote cost in favor of the If the Corn-
side to bis font, back again, cross ere are behind the ware-
corded opposition. The vote house trust, our do
increase
I bile the
imports continually
and confesses the I'll
shales is growing and more
Independent of countries.
It --In iron industry
. I he I i Strong
enough to Her-
There are distressing rep iris of
the ravages the worm
main the e 1st a c
They are said to
resemble caterpillar, Some
farmers are trying virtue of
Pans green iii in i They are
said to move in a straight Hue
across fields sapping the life
out of all ion In their re
Free Will Baptist.
died Though Ibis mys-
current left fearful scars
he was
was within a small fraction of the
number registered.
them and
their business as the
ford Ledger.
I p
. , . ., lo hear I sure r T , l
inn few hours is now on .,.,, . .- . n.
,. , . d like Ins Norton .
to recovery. . , ,
What dues he
lb- preaches about min
but absent minded
of re-
cent bought a to put
bis valuables being unable to
remember the
bled it on the plastering of a near
i.;. wall. he ordered
a to a new coal on
wall. The memorandum was
and ti
to have the safe blown open
One Dome
i ii Mary. When yaw brad
mill
tune,
. ii Dour
Hood's Pills
In- t- I
t.
th.-r
I. l,
, a . i
i-J. .
the new arrivals our stock
is We have a new
of
Syrup
Is Tn
-J. S.
MEN ARE POOLS
I HAN WOMEN.
D.
is
Heavy and
We Carry
Dry
Shoes, Hills, Hard ware,
Crockery, implements,
Meal. Flour, Sugar. Coffee,
etc., ill met
every
a general
We Also Sell
HAY. OATS, DOT.
TON AND
MEAL AND
Our prices on everything will
found as low as a good article can
In-sold at. You are cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid for all kind
of country produce,
WHITE PUSHING.
N. C.
W, R.
in
Great
C. this morn evening from
from Seek.
of Mrs. I., . .
last j i .
i. .-iii.-.,.,, . . Nannie Co Inn.
Now time
.,,,,., , , l-.-e I--- I i even
Mrs. Hit- .,. ,
Tin i.-.-mi. n.
n i l , ,.,
BLACK WAS 96.30 Now
GOOD ITS
NICE EVERY DAY SI IT
TOGO
PANTS
SEVERAL TO
morning from City. . .,.
, hi Mrs. The. re Win
visiting the I-.
W. F. Harding was a left this ,.
i train this morn-
W. S. manager . I in-
k back. Mrs. I ABO SPRINGS. pt
kins Hospital f IT
Some r. r. .,. Ibis , SchultZ.
spend at The
To PLEASE,
The in fan. I ON
n ml n Us M
ill,
I lull I I i
full U
V. ins, Mi ream
Hull, Ha. ,.
Ii nil. .-. I II. . iii
. . . II ;
Mi- Hiss Mm j v. . . o .,
., . v. M j . n,,,. n
Pope. Mrs. Mar, I'D, Sb.
Mi-- Iv id. Iii
. . I d r
,, Of th b I
. Horn i. am .
will here I. not
------1 representing . . HAM M
Raleigh News is in left this morning for Ocean View. here In f
to spend . , . . , I II
i l gave I U
Miss Geneva Gardner returned Misses Mela am I, musical concert
a to New Bern here i;. .,.,.;.,, nil , .
i . .
r h-n for I heir home
I Mount this
Mrs. W. child left
this morning for Hook Mount to Mrs. S. M. daughter.
.-.- NOTES PROM THE SPRINGS, visit her parents of
I night
T, ,. ,. ,, . ,. I Mis. .-f of M. Hell
Tile t i, i i
came in evening
Lot A i. i ions.
Seven Springs, N. C. July
went mil lo
II. M. of
i i- work for C.
will have a fail I Ni a day passes that does not I In
The second summer month new arrivals to Springs
and u lo the.
STILL CO
Crowd it-., --r
duff.
for In earn Mrs. Joseph Sen-i la.
gathering j of unsound mind, ll i lot ,,.
i now.
were Mr V .
Cheese Shred- arrived pie at re here.
Ml S. will spend a few
Now is the time lo I real your
ll
i little ill.-; Dr.
Miss Vick
Miss who has
in .-ill el.
V. G. and daughter
this morning from
weal to Ibis ,
afternoon.
. i. . . , ,. . ,. .
and Edward Irk. Dr. ,. , re
are Mrs. W. C. of
to control thunder I -i.
There is even a on pea mi A few of guests for
but. thank goodness their homes, arrivals ,.
are combines. the de
no ll The hold IS full bill all
la a law of being well
, ,
It. ,, . , , .
Mis. .
If we could only to pleasure of the
las, night b,
on .
waiting for an opportunity lo gel She
in life would as- elocutionist of rare gilt and
i power.
I Among lit.-
Concerts by Orphans, , ,,, e . .,. . ,
skilled the
the guests are never
ti chapter of girls ,,. kinds. Mi.-s Delia
and three the man- of Greenville, has also
of Mrs. them with
and Will N. Coley. of the
Oxford Orphan Asylum, will give; a moonlight is.
a concert for the benefit of In- on the to lake place
Hi It ion i at tonight. Dick Miss Nobles is visiting Miss
house. These young people ban- will be chief manager
been Carefully trained so even
one will get plenty of fun here.
his money's worth, in before last coerced the
her here, .,
brings I- lit . i .
ice I rill lier.- t
day s, is
. i of . i
Among I hose . . today
Mi- T. Till i . ,. i
I.
Jr. It. S.
I-shaking nub hi- . , . ,. ,, . . ,,
friends here today,
to Mr. Smith.
i. W. Parker, f Abler
I.
here, lie is New and
this for
News.
Mrs. W. II. is sick.
ibis morning.
in
Smith.
Aug. Moore returned lo th.-i
city Ibis
Thurs
W. of hi i . A,
I ti . M. And. t. i, Mrs.
. ; s I Smile .
i tiny, Mrs.
Taylor. Mi
of Dr. M.
Mr. Mrs. W.
S. r. Collier,
Jr., bride, Mrs. . . P.
Collier. Si. . Will, Mrs.
II. k. Mr. I. a.
Creek.
have been visit-
Seven Springs Ibis
Is delight
fill season they hue ever
Inn .-i I In
.
A t. .
-.- cm j I
. i i din the .
and la;
I f I U J
. IT W BRING
.- . V I ll
ii i- .
id of ii in-t .
in
play in .
ll. berry an I. C. ; the,
bell far, Mr, C. D. i-e
. hem el we
. . .
mis Si; is best court, i
bill, bin in Ibis i
. IAN TOP
Till MAIM i I. II IN Kill. COME
-i .
,. J n v. r q
Hie he, I . , .
Ml . .
if the hit Ion i i
of ii
. I
-i . His
t V t
neighborhood .
id -I .,, AM i ll
v ire i
. Sin . j. A.
,. Mass., j M
h v it
U I
I. i i-i-
Ma ., i- .;
a- nil
Sable
a noble charity. Seals will be ,.,,, stable boy among
sale morning II. frightened him out of a
II. II. Manly, of the and
general admission for
children.
store. year's gnu. lb. they Oliver, lust evening for
cuts for reserved seats. cents ,.,. from their I
wardrobes and decked u in ,, j,.,.,,,
ti while suit and hair and .,,, his way
him out making
i i ,, to Seven la Favor Kin. bi, knock off dame In-
The spectacle was very
amusing. Will fife, of
the evangelist and Deans,
Wilson, are leaden ill fun.
Mr. C. D. h-ft this
for editor
and family will follow tomorrow.
It is with wine reluctance we
turn our buck upon this charming
place with its man attractive In
v for our stay lure bus
stun.
Thai is way the stood
the the game
between Greenville and
base ball nines, ll was a good
game.
Dispositions
Are
Just so evil in the blood
comes in shape of
pimples, etc., in children
and young people. Taken in
time U eradicated by
using Hoods
In older people, the aftermath
of irregular living shows it-
self in bilious conditions, a
home in
Miss of Chapel
Hill, is visiting Mi Bessie
in South Greenville.
W. G. who has been here
lorn day or two culling our
t hauls, left this morning.
Mrs. Cherry, Jr., came
last evening
several weeks with her parents
Petersburg,
Mis.-1 Bowling, of Bough
Durham count v. N.
General A. Warner,
lent I ti.
ii i be lit n
i lent it
The opening the i
Opening August 1st.
been altogether delight Oil and lieu.- night and i- visiting her
sou is close at hand l In-
buns, . are being cleaned up pr
fur I he reception of
gulden weed, every thing will be
ill pie Tile a
morning, August 1st. ill
lie prepared to handle every pound
is brought in. This will
for warehouse
expect
in Hot i Ponder.
Friday
there a caused
among the guests n a. I
a up -n discovery i-l
lire in the ceiling of dance
bull.
Sonic of the bended
S,
begun
against the Steel mi
for violating the law.
The schooner in lit
don n a canoe Norfolk. a ti
id and Carey
ii- occupants, w
flU Si IV
TUB
. en
i.
Its general t .;.,
lug even
I .-. i.- M . I .
V- . Ml II
, , ,. mi i , IO
W roW free to
W five lo guests, slopping other lintels or hoarding
ii playmate, on chin M the n-e of Seven Springs water,
with his list and killed him. l-r
Or F. SMITH, Proprietor,
was ii bile I
Island, Charleston. S. c,
I brother, J. Bowling, of South ones once stairs an.
Greenville.
Bread Cast Hit-Water.
through nod it was
in cold A
a pair of rubbers.
The gentleman received n letter
from the tramp a days ago
said he was in the
heavy head, a foul mouth, I Klondike and bad struck it rich
a general bad feeling.
It i. blood. Hip Impure blood,
which i- fie real cause.
that Hood's and
reign in your
Blood Poison I in i
for year, owing lo tot
pox. my
in rat,,. I
I kept II h-ii. tn-
cored. I on tin-
fin-l Mi.-. J. T. Win a vii.
Scrofula Sores M 1.1
mouth,
arm.
medicine did
I Hi- I.
now fair Mrs.
S. S. . r , -1,. r
and would remember him for his
kindness. The
of this week says ; --Sure
enough the Circle City man has
sent his friend a in
a scarf pin made from a
pennyweight of virgin
gold. This he writes, is
of others to
A three year old boy was cry
when bis mama asked nurse
what for lo which she
ed, is them cherries, mum,
he is crying
aid the mother, ban-
any inure, he has already eaten
three saucer
said nurse, is do ones In-
is crying be is alt
ibis morning.
W. Harding in the
last evening,
this morning
fur Wilmington.
Rev. N. U, Watson returned
tIn-1 ii evening.
John Hay this to
visit in Plymouth.
this
morning from Seven Springs.
Miss Tyson returned
morning front City.
T. II. Tyson returned this morn
from a nip in country.
Miss Maggie lo her
home Fountain Friday eve
Mabel Glenn won
to night l
friends.
culling n bole in the
I hem,
I'll. lire-lulled from of
lump which ha-1 been
is m.
Si me of the I. i-v
employ such cheap work
men Inch ill lining
Hint tiny in put loops mi them so
so you tin lie them together in
Test of Cotton . .
, III- .-. e. in- milking
have to lied bill, of we
The damage was slight. Mr. Wm. C. a .
put I hell mi will Us
Journal.
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only
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THE DYNAMITE DRUMMER.
Some of tile Inconvenience.
Traveling; With a Line of
The littles mm who hail
mi tin- st.
liter bore an name. It
, was Pink Firkin. New York, Dial
hr somewhat laborious
bore also mi
Be en not more than
live in bright, with slim frame
eyes of I ho
appealing blue.
His spirit was in tail,
when ho misaddressed gave a
little shirt of fright.
Notwithstanding all this, rink
Firkin las man. This
not from the
man. lint from his
When he stepped up to the
desk to put his
tor it was with the most painstaking
care that he placed mar-
Mo counter a little black bag which
he carried in his hand. It was
a little hag, black, rusty,
Otis-looking, like its owner, bearing
tho initials P. V.
Firkin handled it as if it were the
thing the world.
gently, he placed it in
between almost every
letter he wrote be looked out of the
corner ins eye at the little black
bug to were there.
As be wrote be
his rested it
that it hail not
been moved.
said Mr. Firkin,
with a taint smile, in
Now York makes the host
mite in the off tho
slightest touch especially In hot
weather, weather stuff.
Want lo the
drummer, his professional training
getting the upper hand. took
I the satchel in his hand with some
roughness, the professional
position torn
it nick sprint, happened,
and the lounger hastily disavowed
interest in dynamite,
it
smiled the traveling gentleman,
he shoved under the
lounge where he hail invited tho
Interrogator to sit with
him. little dangerous and in
deuced
at times, have to
his eyes wore a hunt
I'll look,
paid for it -we get
paid for it. You not be-
that I get the biggest salary
of man on Hie road, but I do.
It is a big risk, we have to lay
up something, Tho companies
will not insure us.
lie grasped a thin knee In
bands as he crossed his legs.
is not the worst of it. In-
convenient. Traveling around
with this stun exposes us to all
son- discourtesies from hotel
rooms in u town for love or
money, for people have the
tho house, tho guests
when
out that one of us is reg-
There are only throe in
line, yon know. those
as not leave
samples, the police station
recourse. I'm registered
as a in a good number of
low iii this vicinity
lie paused a minute for this state-
to take effect. there
are the railroads to buck up against.
Some of I have rules against
carrying explosives. Sometimes I
get caught, I go at the
next station, or sometimes between
stations, and I have to foot it the
rest of tho way. I am not
railroad travel at any
With the cargo I carry a
I wrack is something in be afraid of.
the ears on a
rough road makes me so
that I have to take up
mi satchel and the aisle to
redoes the shock.
one thing that I a
wreck It I ever gal into one it
means good bye to
Just imagine stuff going off
men on the seat shuddered.
lounger,
who beat a hasty
Republican.
both
and
Lived on Grass tor Days.
It.
a miner hailing
from New York, is in
Hospital, a living example of the
astounding fart that a oat
grass as an exclusive diet for
teen days and live to tell the tale.
was employed to do
some work Sophie Mountain, a
very wild part of British Columbia.
Be the mountain with
two His
left him alone for the day and I'M-
ha would clamber up
the side for a dis-
Ho not his way
back to camp. a trap
tier's empty and slept there
for the night, for the next
three nights and days he wandered
listlessly in a always coining
back to the empty cabin. On
third a
a rook It.
He screamed aloud with joy as he
fell on the ground to tear it lo
pieces. As a monster cougar stalk-
ed up to his prostrate form
sniffed at him screamed
with fear, in his rage
fright struck the boast in the
race with his list. The
snarled viciously, made a grab at
the freshly killed beaver clutched
in hand and made
w lib it. prepared for the
end made his will.
roots and woods made up
his diet dining the rest aw-
eighteen days nights, half literary, classical,
the lime of which
on tho ground. On the eighteenth
day his toes were off his blooding
feet, his clothes in rags, barely
covering bis almost bare bones,
was again visited by the
cougar, who on his
blinking tin-dying man, evident-
waiting for him off be-
fore ho devoured him. but toward
EDUCATIONAL.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
Meg
The Largest Equipped Kilting School in the South,
Commercial. last year. North West of
Greensboro, Piedmont feet above tea level. State chain
Football, and Track Athletics for many years
among the preparatory schools. Terms reasonable, considering
and facilities Both annual session August
J. A. M. ft. HOLT.
R MILITARY SCHOOL
OXFORD, X. C
The Cheapest School in the South for the advantages offered.
Sends lo College a larger per of its students than
any other school in the State. Special course preparatory lo Annapolis
and West Point.
Ill
Mistrial Mm
NORTH CAROLINA
oilers to young women thorough
scientific, and
college.
tilth year opens
day, September en-
of any College in the
South. in
the Board 16.80 to 110.00
per month. Loan for
worthy
en admitted lo all classes, Semi
for to
PRESIDENT KIM SO,
X. C
industrial education special
pedagogical training. Annul ex-
the stale Faculty of
members. More than regular
students. Baa matriculated about
1,700 students, representing every
county in the Stale except one.
Practice and Observation School of
2.10 pupils. To secure board
in all free tuition
, , , i , .- Hie Mouth, cheapest
should lie made ore . . .
X. C.
One
X. C.
female schools in
evening the cougar pricked up bis
ears, Sniffed the ground and dashed
tho darkness. The animal
scented another human being this
time with a gun. shout-
ed feebly, and before many min-
William trapper
was bending over Edwards with a
whiskey
Empire.
Steady.
vantages given. Send
JAMES DINWIDDIE, M, A.
OF C.
August 1st.
ill from those desiring
trained teachers.
For and other
address,
PRESIDENT Widest patronage and
Greensboro, X. C. in its history.
Students 411.1; Academic
LITTLETON Courses; Elective Courses; Pro-
Schools, in Law, in Died-
Now build-
Works. Splendid Li-
Littleton,
Steady there Men are capable
of being the human is
but little superior lo the in
this respect, It is an old dodge
the warehouse trust promoters skit. 90th
address M. Kn
in, AM.
President,
are trying to work in North Caro-
They arc reporting they
have secured tho entire businesses
of several towns in order to
once the at other
places loan easy surrender. Prom
all accounts the promoters have
been able to got but few scat-
options on warehouse pro-
parties in this State. I. is into j recently
nor Wilson, for ex-
ample, been completely cap-1
lured. we know,
proposition.
X.
Board laundry, full literary
library fee for the
entire scholastic year.
To those apply n.; in time the
above may be reduced to 1112.00
by one hour's work per day in In-
Department. , , ,
The 1711, annual session begins
Laboratories,
Advanced Classes open to
a year; Board a Ample
opportunity for self-help. Scholarships and
for the needy, tuition for
teachers. Summer School Teachers,
B RECTORY.
CHURCHES.
school
a. m.
Divine service and sermon every
Sunday evening. Ev-
prayer Wednesdays at
M., slid Fridays at A.
M., Rev. I. A. Minister
Charge.
every Sun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
Thursday evening. Rev.
A. W. pastor. Sunday-
school a. m. C. D. Rountree,
every Sun
day, morning and evening. Prayer
Wednesday evening. Rev.
N. M. Watson, pastor.
school p. W F. Harding,
on
third
Sunday, Rev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday
School J. R. i
regular services.
LODGES
A. F. A. M. Greenville
Lodge, No. moots and
third Monday evening. R.
W. J. M.
Meets every evening.
D. N.
Sec.
K. of River Lodge, No.
meets every Friday evening.
L. Fleming, C S. C. Carr,
R. andS.
B. Vance Council, No.
meets every Thursday even-
W. B. Wilson, B. M. R.
Lang. See.
O. U. A. every
Wednesday night at in I. o.
. P. hall. A. D.
A. O, Council,
No. meets every third
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Worthy
Chief; D. Smith, See.
1.0. Conclave
No. meets every second and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
lows Hall. W. B. Wilson
Smith See.
PRESIDENT
Chapel Hill, X. C.
.------ AND ATLANTIC COAST LINE
WHO WANTS IT
TH CAROLINA.
Second Goods
Bought and
Commission.
CU .
In to
need
WE CLEAN PRESS SUITS FOR
and
lo look mt-
new Ho
and I.
mm,
N. O.
OLD DOMINION LINE
SPEAK QUICK.
ism.
a deal oar to every
and would have none of it. Keep
your heads, and
keep your warehouses, too, If you
desire to do what will lie for
you. loll live per cent, gen-
to move when
Tobacco
Journal.
Kb M Mi
AM AM I'M
Milk in the Windy City.
Tho Chicago Tribune figures Unit
if one cow was to give all milk
consumed daily in the city of Chi
she would need to be feet
tall and to give of
milk each day. Estimating
an average cow gives nine
TRAINS MUM.
printing office outfits
a quantity of surplus ma-
that will be sold
There is a cylinder press
enough to a nine
. . . Mourn
in splendid condition, and
quantity of Small Flea, Long
and
can furnish
complete outfit largo enough for a
six or seven column paper.
II VI
N H in an
Mil
in lo
I flu II II
v. n it
t a -i in
a ah
T so
Specimens of the body type arc
shown in advertisement, the
type being taken the case just
as it runs, so it shows itself
how well it prints. This is the
Small Pica size of which there is
pair of cases.
Then hero ii a paragraph set from
that the Long Primer size. have
pairs of these cases. In buying this
r. A W
s at t
A VI
i a
TRAINS
Si
milk a day, it lakes between t Pi a
, . I worn out sad stills, hut a good
COWS In supply serviceable capable of wear.
nub
average The milk comes
the oily in eight gallon
cans. To feed re
day tons of rood,
exclusive of water. It is
that people are directly
engaged in gathering
Hug the milk supply. If there are
people in Chicago, each
on the average consumes
half a pint of milk a
In last News
Observer ail is given of
striking and
report
struck the barn of Jake in
the of Lumber ton on Kat-
night H V Op
The stroke must
hit the type Raleigh at the
Hire is little
Then palm and it is .
for
It may ma mire in a
an is for
u will nil lots,
.-, i.-. i- . M. .,.
i wilt i.- i win,
Any n-i or ll
While
i,. i-,, , .
-.- i will In Wild If III,
Is km.
ill.
Arrive
Wilmington
Ar Mount
Arrive Tarboro
Lt Mount
Ar
I'M
n m
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II
AM M A M
M ii if
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AM r M I'M
i s ii ii i. as i to
III II
n no M
A M
no
PM
Cathartic, I
Motor.
or
Or
I.
U-ti. WASH I ,
Train on Hold
leave S i I
in. AT
m. Kill-ton B MM,
Mt II A a Mi. i
Train- u
k t a m an I. arrive
a m nu p m. leave v
in m m. arrive
nil T art i n, .
Train dally ex ct
n m. pin, arrive Ply-
mouth top m i pm. leave
daily, V at m. fun-
day Vt am. am. II am
Train on N
born Sunday, a m,
in.
m arrive. ; to r
Brant h leave Rocky
no p m. arrive
ii .;, i f i am. A
re Hope II
arrive st It
out . pm. dally Sunday.
I, for
lint, , i. ., ,,, ,
ti in. r. am and
a in
Train N-1 T at Wei
don tor dally, all rail via
MM,
II. M.
Pass. Agent
J. B. KENLY,
T. M.
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, Wednesdays Fri-
days at A. M. Greenville,
water permitting,
leave at A.
M., Greenville ft A. M. on Tues-
days,
Hailing hours subject to change de-
pending stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
Old Dominion S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line
Bay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N. V.
CHERRY,
Greenville N.
I Mount a i
1.1 a in i ; ti
pm
. I i
J. E. COREY,
IN-
A GENERAL LINE OF
HORSE v
MILLINERY.
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
can now be the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W. Brown.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. K. COREY.
1-
FOR
The Eastern
P-
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.
VOL. XVI
WASHINGTON
per Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. JULY
and
Friday
-AT-
I mm Our I . r.-i-
The of
to take my notice the
mis by the newspaper
Manila, of the
upon the
pie of this country by Gen. Otis in
bis official dispatches of tin
extraordinary tactics employed
him to prevent the truth being
by is
that
has been on with
the know ledge and approval of the
administration. This attitude of
ration has harshly
by republicans
as well as else. II
from public lift. Au
I. ,,. .;.
phase of in bus
overlook oil. Hut u close friend of
Algol's is responsible
that Alger's was
banded to Mr. as a
that be
mid decline it Inn nice Wile note
filial have published to
charge tin was re
In the Mr.
wishes, that Alger
I was , j
j Washington when be Mr.
to take I. The
same says that Alger is
load, although pretending lo lie
greatly that he may
loss a few
for sometime ,.
, ; i . . ,
number of men . their
willingness to contest ti-
with Col. Bryan.
with
edge has shown nil
to do the and i i-
the Mr.
banking upon Admiral
Dewey's Ignorance of publics
political
An
Bead
. Hie ,.
I---.
one mi pi n . . ;
mil judge
mil mi III well lie
exposure been one L , ,
it would hale boon h
it might
have been Inspired
-ting the month of July we will make a
Intercept him Europe Offering Of lots of SHOrT
harness, their
ill not make music I'm
but it by
very .-
Manila, in. those of the As
pi,
of all-hades of politics, and ,
. I leaving military at
fairs to controlled
moreover it merely what
wax known lo many for months
and and
past.
Us
Ism Ian t Al
lo no objection, as it is
making votes by
Alger has told Mr. Me-
what be had told
everybody his
which accompanied the
might take at his
pleasure. Thai WAS news to Mr.
and has not his
embarrassment a bit. Members of
the Cabinet are not ii habit of
refusing to resign when asked by
the President to tin so. Tho only
man who ever did so was
who had in be kicked out of Grant's
cabinet.
While it is not known positively
what concessions were granted by
In the four treaties
negotiated with under
the law. respectively for
trade reciprocity with the
colonies of
Guiana and Jamaica, it is
said I hoy are equivalent to a
horizontal reduction of per cent
in duties led by
on the products of those
All of these treaties will
have be approved by House
as well as the Senate before
go into effect, The time limit wax
reached this week, no more
treaties can be negotiated under
law.
Events this week have made
certain that Is a movement on
foot to administration lo
throw Hobart overboard to
Gov. Roosevelt Mr.
running mule next year's cam-
the being Hint Room
volt's war record will
defect ions Caused by
administration war
and mismanagement
consent has not yet been obtained,
is why the idea is being
publicly pushed, The managers
of the scheme think it
la ad-
by a large of re-
publican papers it will tickle the
vanity of Gov. lo such an
extent be will consent to be
shelved by becoming a
dale for Vice President. Mr. Ho
bait's consent has not been obtain-
ed, but that is nut consider
any more than was
Morton's a
similar WM
standing friend
ship existing Mr.
Mr.
counts for nothing men
arranging for Mr.
future.
The bluffer
of as a duffer by sports. Well,
Alger is unsuccessful political
bluffer, and the result will l- his
Mr. Root, of New
York, can persuade Mr.
to shake up
to give Miles the
that properly belongs lo him
as Commanding General i the
Army, in nil Military mat-
hen ill live to ii the day
ho so War
portfolio lo I alias proper
belonging In the Gen
alter two of the Cab
with the
sit mil ion. had declined lo do so,
and to stand before the country as
a figure head responsible for the
of the War Department.
Perhaps it was a feeling
I caused rainier.
I who was kicked of the Pension
j I In roan by Harrison, after a
I mouths service as Commissioner, to
rush into print with fulsome praise
of Alger and Whatever
ii was. it was creditable lo Tan-
heart, if not to his sense of
thrift, up for the under
dog, in ibis fracas, because he liked
him personally, ho know
When ho did ii as likely
lessen his own pull the
rat ion.
Mr. b. Lockwood, of
of the
can A Trust which a,
though a nun partisan
purposes lo lake important pail
in the campaign, is a
strong Bryan de.-rat, be
says of the of
democrats; -I am in t.
with the true democrats i-t
and it is safe to say that
ninety-live per cent of them are
loyal to Bryan, the principles
platform. The real
of the state and of nil
the her stales must be on
alert, for tricksters ,.
vote more than one-third of all the
of the Rational
they will their
and, which ts the defeat of Bryan.
The trust inter
MU will bend all their energies to
defeat his nomination because they
recognize no human power can
prevent bis victory the polls,
he be again declared nominee
the party
The statement that Hon.
Whitney, hose shrewd
lion procured the last nomination
of Mr. Cleveland, of teem
to for the purpose of trying
to Admiral Dewey to
his name lo go before the next
dale f. t ho I i nation
while Interesting, was not regarded
In Washington ax of any particular
Mr. Whitney has
It. Those who know him
Admiral
his mind, after
n and that he will
Rive Mr. Whitney the same
has already given tool hers in
same
lien. Carlos Garcia, son of
Gen. is i
Washington, us u
which
independence i lb-asked
Mr. to hold
for
Cuba, order lo c
lO
did not give him a decided
answer, bill bad Lien
b officials no
beheld in Cuba, a
census of III. vole bad
NO
is and will con;
to be the motley
crop the South. The
j planter who gets the mo-t
ton from a given area at the
least cost, is the one who makes
the most money. Good
suitable rotation, and
liberal use of fertilizers con-
at least actual
. -11
; Regular vi.
special rice
MK
Kim.
II SI., I.
. sail
I s-,
and
ii -iii.-1.1
The
Horse's Wonderful Power
Smell,
The follow lug Horse and
liable shows how u i keen
must I,,, the horse's sense of
horse will
in however bun
He will not drink of witter
lo his
sniff, or from a bucket which
odor makes offensive, however
thirsty. His intelligent nostril
will quiver and over
dainties hit offered by the fair
hands, with coaxing Hint
would make a mortal shut hi eyes
and swallow nauseous mouthful
a gulp, A mare is never is
lied by either sight or whinny
Is her own until she
nasal lo
fuel. blind
will allow of
st ranker without show signs
of auger mil
The lion is
made Ills souse of smell and a
considerable distance, Blind horses
as a rule, will gallop w Mills
a without striking the sin
fence. The sense of smell
Informs of it- proximity.
Others will. In-,, from
stable, go direct or
lo their
lending ground, when desiring
to urn. after hours
wandering, will distinguish one
Tho horse browsing or
gathering herbage with lips 1-
in Its choice of proper food
entirely its Blind
horses do make mistakes ii
. . , . can
el II lit
. bale in .
lid i-l I;
when Um Inn
and values.
Lot .
Special sale price
broken lots
were sold
cents
The
sell,
line of shoes w ill i- a r rung.
and a-k lo
on hem
J. B. CHERRY
,;,,. .,.;.
we have In make
is. Ml. Hell i,.,
H. ,. .,
a m
hi-hitched ,
grave,
less
ind doings ,,, ii,,,,. .
Ho Goose I hole
.
sluts .
In.-n Mr.
mid res.
loll,
year bricks
his yard and b
window
knocked in hi-
. her 11.-,
burl.-d
Mr.
him f,.
some lie and
in the he
missiles
mid and brick
hurled, ,.,.
could be
bis v. in- mil
field
slumping win. heard
III. I he .,,.,,
and ii. ,.,
Potash
will insure the largest yield,
Trill ,.,.
planter la th Sooth.
KALI WORKS.
0.1 New
Home have
how , i,,;,,,,., ,.,.,,,
I he and she in i.
With him How could she
and in the house in
and she
The is
but very wide, but
I hose bricks or
being detected.
People have I hero and watch
and night, brick and
have been while
were watching and they could sec
The missiles do not hit
seem to drop from
and strike with considerable
often breaking the brick
vent when i strikes a
or oilier hard
Washington Messenger.
was
ax.
NO BIGHT TO
win, is In face,
ind his v, ,,,.,,. v. is lovely face.
house was
I'm would beat-
keep her health. If
sue is weak, and all run
.,.
impressions wore found iii constipation or
mil . her impure blood
Made The Orange Va.
.,.
ill,
I hem
III.
Tin
the fool
mil
mil
aw
for
s she has
Detroit, Mich.
struggle to win Merchants and
stake since, There is in
event ten years ago, was all man
Point,. ,.,,
and I be sun i-
down leaving more i ,,
four leaders u B ,,,., ,.,, ,
I,,,., j
f horses names for
she cm
big event, King Mond, ,,
Huron Sin
I s w
ridden In
a.
her the
. saddle,
mi, i he expressed her wish
came
mer hour
in, ridden her
i. This Indy is,,,,,. u.
ii-i
Skill
and u complex-
l is best
medicine in the world b, regulate
and kidneys and lo
blood. It strong
bright eyes, smooth,
ski,,, rich complexion.
. i ill a good looking, charm-
. , cents at Jno I,
A mom-
store.
l Mr.
after and I
Ii-i nice mile.
that So for
of the fence Is their as it was,, sole.,
Slate City I
i is On
makes
Unit he is senior partner of the
in of ft Co., do-
lug business the City of Toledo,
County and Slate aforesaid, and
said will pay tin.
for
each and every ease of Catarrh
be cured Hull's
Cure.
Sworn to before suits, lib
ed my presence, Ibis
December, A.
i I A. W,
I -.- I Public.
Hall's Cure is lake.
and in Is directly the
blood and mucous of the
system. J.
Toledo,
Sold by druggists,
size i
exhibitioner skill ,. I ,. notion
,,,,.
IMP.
Largest Dipper is i
and
dipper dredge cut
bulb was recently completed at
X. V. It lifts twelve tons
lb,, hull is ion
II Is guaranteed to
lull revolution with a load
waler 3.1 feel deep every III
which represents In
Mr. Lewis yards Um-hour
hoist is 37.1
, I- s,
making a noise like long weighs Thia
of a horse, legs. is designed to work forty
face la mud. I feet of water and has a pull
Her hair
ailed
not
nine large
simply plaited.
Lewis claims ii, h
was a man. her sever-
miles, drove her H
lied lift lo a of n
grate, that he found a ties unite
,, , . .;
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Is-a
In kind occurred
today and
pushed into a winning In man who laid -i
dead boat finish with i ,. ml
wen. up in the stretch, and as as be
III. in-died of ii,. . in.- , i, , , , ,,
. and look the heal,
another
of , ;
Cleveland,
close to heels The best salve I. world lot
place. , -leers, Hal.
Mores, Teller. Chap
i. i. i,
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k.
I At
in N. C.
Mill Ml.,,;,.,
Sold by druggists, m
Hull's
el
i rarer,
mil Night Corns, and
per bottle and
I., ill. i inn l. i,; . I;, i me. Pin-, in,
lured hi r, i.
it i Is, . U
, ,
hi Drug Co ,
i sow u it, m for
L.
me In bate an idea
who the w id h is; ii has created
on l .,,,, mil h
. i thought I,
nil. I. I I do
. I Ii is- h i
strange lo me. i have related Hie
I,; nil, , .,, pus
slide as have to
I weighs
mi
cultivate
i. in a; in. i-. he
H,
r. prick,
Engineer and Surveyor.
I ,
Mil
K. Lure,
Dr.
c.
moody, I, is
T at law,
Greenville, X. r.