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BAKER HA
Mr. T. W.
Ala., is president of the Weal
Cotton and
at same place of the
largest ginning plan's in the coon
in . baa been using round-
lap bale for two years, awl experts
to put up to UM. of
pounds
Mason. Mi. Pratt baa also organ-
tor building two
very large bale plants
Ala.
and estimates be will handle at
points lid year
I,. 10.000 bales of pounds each
the equal of
hales. In a letter to the
giving hi
experience with
i plain. be
we are and cotton
manufacturers, and operate ten
saw and tour presses.
we have operated round
lap presses of the
Cot Co. year we ban
died pound bale-, the
second year pound bales.
This year with a good crop in this
we expect to put
10.000 I'm experience
h i- i.- satisfactory,
III s and a
hirer's an i the fact
we have so
business i- evidence I bill
ill.- planters are well satisfied.
The universal expressed
all customers i- an- more
than satisfied. Ami should
lie otherwise We gin
compress pas the
eighth mi
their crop, or if we buy in the seed
now we
basis, they sell
their load gel spot cash for it,
labor
I process
I hey for ginning, made a
trip to the gin with their load gen
had I., and wall
days for and then
made ii second trip for cotton
and seed and another trip lo
In them
ewe paid when
and are
then sure of getting good seed for
planting, and only
there i- no waste
planter who has dealt with us
certify the fact that he ran bet
afford to haul cotton twenty to
thirty miles to our gin rather than
near home, the
old method. He
ran only save lime, but make
money by so doing, and gels paid
i. all col ton In-
i-i he sells holds bis crop.
appreciates the saving in
having the once in
many times, lit-
understands that gets a bet-
grade than be does the old
country gins, owing the superior
used for cleaning, etc,
nun Ii for planter.
let us section the
ran gin, cover
in
a good
of live -an lo the press,
an do I with a larger battery.
This ran be done a not ex
forty all while
him not less
i bagging
j lit-. In i l lie wants to
have in. chance lo get
-auger t.
expression, a.-I hen-is nu
for the under the
American Cotton sampling
of
are too to but
the beat evidence of
derived the mills is cotton
ready sale a
nun over the square bale, and now
mills an now being erected which
will do away with bate breakers,
opening tappers, etc. is no
for middlemen, as the
direct
from the American Cotton
be sure of getting what is ordered.
The warehouseman who has
handled the bale is
in hi- praises. He has no
to handle, no lost ties to
plan-, no damaged bales lo pick
he Knows tin
-eight stamped plainly on the bur
lap covering is the actual weight of
the bale, and will .
ran handle to the mills, load in can
I or on wagons with half the help
formerly required, his ware-
Uttered op with cotton
as under the old system.
The howl of the middlemen,
. compress stock-
holders is lull nil
and expected, an hurt.
badly hurl. Hut ran
trying to get up
compress trusts,
ion sized press laws to
tin- the round
bale system, for telling all
kinds of stories about hard cues
which not exist I
not MO the riling the
wall they would not bean vigorous
in their efforts. But to the pro
and
the only lour parties who
are interested, the situation is en
different, and especially to
tin- producer, who. by reason of
the low cotton,
to adopt and cheaper methods
or git e lip the light. The new s
has conic at a time when the
planter most needed it. and those
have taken advantage of the
system are state that for
this improved method and Its econ-
advantages would
P for the planter to
I- n the
ARE
BANKRUPT
constitution undermined by ex-
in eating, by
the laws of nature, or
physical capital all gone, if so,
IS EVER DESPAIR
Liver will cure you.
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
and all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
an absolute cure.
EDUCATIONAL.
Greenville School For Yount Ladies
THREE TEACHERS.
h. I. Criminal.
M -VI
1.1111 MM,
RATES OF TUITION.
I-i inclusive
Mathematical OH llano, Theory o.
----TERMS PAYABLE MONTHLY.-----
n and will be allowed In
in college.
Any will gladly
X. L. Hill I Mil.
Board, lull Library fee
for the entire year. To in time above
lie by one hour's work per day in De-
part meat. The 17th 20th,
mt. A. M.
May I I
The delivery of the Danville
appears to be
attended
Doubt is even entertain
that it be brought forth at
all. The that appears to
hoped I'm conditions
is a weak, puny, diminutive
instead of a big, bouncing, healthy
chap that was the original fond ex-
In th- past weak ii i- rumored
that the warehouse trust deal has
not been carried out, and baa met
with serious It hi
that the parties that were put
up the have backed
being deterred from investing
in such an enterprise of
I he opposition evinced it.
by the a lot
of capitalists were lake is
., , ,., . i,,., In new.
the place the original ones, nut. Elm lighted, and known,
N.
The in South fur the
Bends to University College a larger percent its than
any oilier school in the Stale. Special preparatory to Annapolis
Point.
j BAPTIST
UNIVERSITY,
Of North Carolina, at
of say
The is
sad
station
ii- Brat
they, too, after a thorough invest I
gallon, have bean off,
a delegation from
villa is in New York endeavoring
to interest a third bunch of
men in the
If all this be so. then the outlook
for this prospective trust is blue
for a fact, it Would not
prise US to hear soon I hat it has
been abandoned
Tobacco
ix--------
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
Hardware a Specialty.
buy and sell cotton on his own
most of the railroads of the
will allow hint coin fees
and one
hundredweight, or forty two and
one half cents per bale, II he
lo sell his cotton to the
American toll to., ii allow- him
premium per over
I In- value of III
bales his locality, thus
net paying
royalty of twenty cents per
weight for the use of the press
of the
lions. The plant can
be run with less labor
l--s oust Insurance than the
system, If cotton is stored,
lour h 1.111 be
in the same room.
of mixing
bales of samples, owing
led system in use. no chance of
by country
Water will DOt permeate the bale,
ow lo all air being excluded in
baling. The buyer,
thief u lug complete; roe
A Sad True
Here is a story taken
our there is a coin
story to it with varied
dings, in every community
throughout the It is a story
brimful of sorrow, disgrace and
ruin and rank injustice. -A
man barefooted, hungry foot
walked through a certain
I town recently looking for a poor
house. She once was the hope
pride of a home, a reigning society
a leader in church Sun
day school work. adored her.
women but all rendered
her homage,
pure
less. the sunshine out of
her life-the shallows came. She
Ii listed man's honor in a
moment of weakness fell. The
proud woman became a social mil
cast, a weary homeless
has no charms for her. The
poor house la her only refuge. As
she knocks at the door the author
of her degradation leads lo the
altar a spotless bride, amid the
congratulations of those who
poor victim and made
her an outcast. Orange blossoms,
honors for the man.
degradation and for
man. He is applauded, she is
lost forever.
Thai is story and how just
and sensible ate the of
Din ham Sun story. It
says
II lo our Blind that there
is retributive justice somewhere
then cases.
great hereafter will wear
nil Ks of spotless white, for He who
forgave Mary will for-
give repeal of her
plead her at the throne
of grace while betrayer will
roast in lull, and the
will be judged according as
judge
Wish every newspaper,
every and every advocate
morality justice would lash
the betrayer of woven
grace and put I. to the open
In- Moll-
The
believe now. have always
believed, that Bryan was elected
on a fair count of the ballots; but
If be was defeated it was by
forbidden in morals, most
in polities, and utterly sub-
of good
unprecedented coercing of voters.
by wholesale use of boodle, by
such of the in
made honest men every where stand
aghast.
But, nevertheless and
standing all the odds we fought,
thank Hod, there were
American freemen who could not
be bribed, wheedled, or bullied
to voting for the Republican can-
and our peerless young
leader receiver more vole-
re ever before cast for a
moms, or cold each
Faculty nineteen men lad I lie brat college II. it
oilier
board will la and
of study Credit b n for work dose in college of good
A II. A A. II.
Board, sad literary M.
too Otis like course. Art and
For
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
-OF-
AND MECHANIC
Term Begins mil.
i i. . to low cost to
id intelligent
. I
ire complete in the various Agricultural, In-
Textile Civic
will the t
in which tin y resides of a triple
will W on the f August, in house
under the
In r etc., to
PRESIDENT T. WINSTON,
N.
School,
N.
ii,,,. highly backer sad
Monday,
candidate for Presidency tr nil.
and forth the
of the in.
If we stand and
falteringly b the great
in no Mill win a
victory for troth and right
and
and ill earn nut only the
approval of out on
the of of liberty
in generational bat if
abandon If we
the time double
dealers, and of
in
t in rear, we will not only
Iota but will be t ever-
lasting
Primary per
HT
Higher I
per
of no
Tin- mil discipline Of Hie
will
The is It is
Hint with the opening
or
ALFRED FORBES.
Greenville-
Pension Roll ere us ill u-
Tin- report of of
Penal ma tor the year
shows total
disbursement
balance of
Treasury, out of the l I
appropriated. The number
the line
was I'll III, a of
There were to
Hie roll
The report
is Of those dropped
were because if and
re-marriage, mi-
attaining their majority, fall
lire to claim pension
causes.
The WOT with Spain brought B
total of claims, of which
out MB have been allowed.
Tin next will begin
on SKIT. 4th,
tie r
per I
per month,
if
Hoy prepared for any
in North for
To
the greatest go. d It ii lo
with opening of tin- par-
write lo or With
iii D of psst
a same.
N. C.
One of the host female schools in
the h. the for ail
vantages given. Send for
JAMES H. A.
OLD DOMINION LINE
W. H.
UM.
leave Washington nu
Mondays, Fri-
II. for Greenville,
permitting,
leave at A.
M., II A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and
subject
stage of water.
at
for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York
Ion, for all points for the West
with railroads Norfolk.
shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominions. H. from
New York; Line from
Line
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. N.
N. U.
J.
Greenville, N. C.
the
The
SELECTOR
D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN TO I K I per Year Advance.
XVIII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
v and sir
Friday
AT
OLA
AT
IS STILL THE LEAD WITH HIGH PRICES.
r.;
; .
. .
1st, Being sole owner and proprietor,
and having no partner to divide his com-
missions.
having no rents to pay for the house
, that he does business in being owner of
same.
., . MOST VI PILLING ml W I III DIN Till-
H M WITH I
H K I Tills I BK V.-l H
AM IN SOUTH V. M
b g to obtain the heat market price on all grades can go so by placing tobacco on the f la Warehouse floor where their every int-
FORBES Greenville N. C.
OBI I
Washington. l.
ton new and
flaring act of on the
part of the
near future. The army of
odd roan, which is
hurriedly prepared for
is;
use elsewhere. There i talk-only
whispers inside
circles arrange-
to off and
his principal officers, thus
an early peace In
and
corps
from more one
hints of an
between f I real Britain and the
the
army in the
naval force in
Asiatic waters In- used lo lack
up it joint demand the
real Britain
the government
mailer has not
far enough lo lie
it l so at nil,
there are numerous
least of which is the
iii cir-
the is
most over, pointing lo
correctness, Such a move would
be Imperialism,
The republicans evidently
weakening to
make it Bryan
is losing and prestige in
the West. The the lier
way is too overwhelming for
lion. A. Smith, a
Congress from
who may to public life
as after Arizona
a State, of the political out
Bryan's name will he
the only one before the National
Convention. hi oven
in the West than he was In
The Chicago platform will lo re
With additional planks
dealing With present issues. There
bad been a revival of in the
ability of the democrats to in
moo, and men who thought two
months ago the had no
chance ate now declaring that
Bryan can any the country neat
year. My own opinion is that lie
will
whole power of the Of-
Hie Department and of the entire
administration will be used to
vent the fourth class masters
legislation
will result in increasing
their pay. At the last
i Vt II-
H. Thomas, of
for appear-
in in the interest
of class
for sending out circulars urging
ilium lo f the purpose of
an
i others arc being of the ex-
of rule prohibit any
postal under penally of
dismissal, appearing in Washing
ton
Of any sort. The report Unit
the fourth-class postmaster.-
in country arc chipping in to
employ lobbyists to work for
before Poet-
master hi
prevent lie
however, that he can block
any legislation by show inn
what a large sum of money it
to even
the of fourth class
be that class of
Federal act together and
their friends Influence U
bear upon
will be lo heal
lie really relics more upon bluff-1
lug many of out of
the National of
class Postmaster than upon
other method of defeating them.
Although there bus been no
doubt on subject for sometime,
members of fell
greatly relieved when they knew
Heed's as
a member of the House bad been
received incepted by
of Maine. The administration is
I expecting some bard sledding In
this winter, upon
matters Mr. Bowl
is known
hence the relief
it is beyond Mr.
to head a revolt in the
, House. His makes
certain the II. use will
whatever Mr. wishes, n
but there will be trouble
a heap of in
islanding the efforts which have
made In placate
with in
the volunteer other
patronage.
Wilson, of the
meat of must
log the courage of his
convictions, since he says
written prepared in his
own believe the
gal enactment of single
standard will he of and
permanent
Cultural of I
in the same inter
view he pa's his fool into b ad
it is the i
which is most anxious for the legal
enactment of the tingle gold
Wonder how many
Mr. Wilson knows who belong to
t he creditor class
to know, Gen. ill not
be removed from of
Philippine
Money in I'll Mull Rage.
Ii seems incredible that
in the of in
actual cash should have been cm-
tilled to letters during the last
and harder still to credit the
lo
Ibid the owners of one fourth of
writes
Collins Home
for
which arc arc kepi
on tile for four years, blank ones
mi long, but in either case it
liberal margin of lime is allowed
claimants lo appear before
money is dually turned Into
to the credit of the
addition lo
the money lined hi hitters
the same period, something
like was foil lid loose ill the
mails. is styled
Heeds resignation
ii member sixth
to lake
a Rattlesnake
Wife a off With
ii North Carolina Coon.
bust Mr. I lull Se-s, Aug.
, lives Hum Ian gold the young Char-
I has been H -aw lea P. proprietor of a
Powers and ,,,, p here and u member of
I he months , ;. U f .,, ,
which Mr. Heed , u
Treas I his with I a North Carolina who came
iii.- head from hero several mouths ago and
I. Strange tell head of oil in the bakery.
snake bit ii pig near by, and believes to
mil died in live Is an on-
minute, The snake one of follow, Mrs.
us nu for
a of
right Congressmen lo a Ion
vacuum. iii- shrewd and
man.
III Oil ll it.-ii. to
This shrewd and ,,. ,,, Is an nu-
fill man. win. I'd i one of and coarse Mrs.
lull i sheer will power th,. ever In sec carried a . of money
ever the is
lo engage, if M Times, i also Ins Jewelry. Mrs.
report in the sharper . , came a well known Virginia
more grinding conical
for of N.
liar. He should be slices in
Held a-
has in
House
his great public ices
ton
ill. III- I
from public life.-
Mate
. IV. I
J. chunky makes oath
be is senior partner of
Hi Co., do-
business in City of Toledo,
Wale by a
said will sum
for
each overs
W . II. High, lives
. . . I
on the Soul edge i loan, has
i. hi, 1111.1.
nine I raw a well known Virginia
o North living near
leased has
. Ii length tune the In-1 divorce
crease in number I- of
raised 1- bushels,
while it
wheat I.,. In
fin line Carolina
made
The nu
cub prises is
i. I
paid,
-.------
in.
At Law.
N.
Una v
mil
mono cured by the Hall's troubled mil
-I. . ,.,,;,,,, melon To
lO lib
in presence. Ibis bill
A.
Engineer and
AND
, Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
and acts oil
and sill laces of
system.
Toledo,
druggists. Toe.
Hall's best.
i 1.1
., I
I x
I N
and catch
he gun l fond of jewelry, hot at the
Herein. Yesterday morning bis time show taste in
went out In gather sonic j matter de-inn display,
taking care keep from Those of the wealths often
the wires to the A order pieces to be made
dog whose presence she did not the nun at
notice came lo with the at but the way t
for l hi Ii I exhibition no criticism o
,, it perhaps,
Mrs. II In in- ankle. and then the
I,,.,,;, I .
cm are anions nature conducive to monetary
A Mills it. Bore,
N. N C
AM
y AT LAW,
N. C.
DENTIST,
.
I l.-i I ,
N. C
Sons store
No mil a serious nature
Home Coin
Haw An . 1.1.1.,.

EASTERN REFLECTOR
X. a
D. J.
the Office
Greenville. X. C. a
Mail Matter.
IMP.
The Mississippi
convention the
platform and Win. H the
exponent
Three states have
for daring month.
j FAR AWAY I. IN OS.
Walter Write an Inter.
His Cruise.
Bight, Mr. I. H.
received letter from Mr.
If. I. one of the or of
P. S. s. is
on a around the world. Mr.
lamed lb letter over to
K i ii In make ex-
tract from, aid while ii la
iii nature then i marl
may Bud by keep-
Administration in the
regarding his he
stirred lip trouble for himself. Al
long as was only who
were flouted hoodwinked
did not care.
ii announced
Than. n. Bend bad Bled hi-
resignation to lake effect I,
great big of relief up
from lint
Amos Allen, his probable successor
will tight against
The
dental Manila says
rites stereotyped phrases
and Into the
leading to the American
and to minimize up
This explains
reports appear so one aided, and
war does not end.
O. P, of New York,
now that has punctured
Van
pushed second place
wealthy. Re-
the silver is one for
rather than
live action, strongly favors an In-
come tax. is against
Nebraska Populists
and Silver Republicans met in
separate ions I
nominated n Gov. Holcomb tor
Judge. Mr, Bryan was
a delegate In the con
Vent loll. Senator Allen could
have hail the
drew in interest of
The I.
for free silver at
the ratio of IV In I.
The the
to
the penitentiary
State farms, is vigorously carrying
on its work and is exposing
of tin
late fusion crowd. In addition
this the examination of the
farms meal cruel
ii,,. The
The Hum has
going on the Roanoke mm de-
such brutality on pail
of Supervisor the
Governor that he be
once. It also
oped in the one
of the convicts had been whipped
to death and the
latter is to in- for
In
for his and
dealt with as his cruelty
A year -old Durham conn
girl was the victim of a
assault on Monday
Thai makes three such crimes com
milted in Carolina in less
a week. II is horrible that
they should occur, and the law
ought to provide speedy
administered such of-
It ought lo so when
such a crime a can
held at once to try the
Then there would W fewer net
it of to boat
friends here in
The letter wan written from
dated July 15th.
shoving that it
and eleven days to reach its
nation, having traveled thousands
and thousands of miles
It bore two postage stamps, one
yellow color and one
blue for There was also a
postage notice for rents
that Mr. bail to pay hero,
Walter stalls nut
receiving u letter from Mr.
and I Mr.
I., fender the before,
which letters bore date of May
contained Ural
news he had he ml from the I nil
ed state- since be in,
Jamaica, In
letters were nit lug
now him tic nor to
country in Ian I of the In
be longs tor time v. I. he
can once his friends in
Ibis lime
to lie spring when he
have a I mouths furlough from
March to to quote
letter t
We have had a smooth
far. could have for
any better, only we have had very
little . had none all
in owing lo yellow fever and
sin ill
was our and there we
-t in u. bill we
picked in I
of them up. She Is coming i
same route,
is a country,
Brazil, bill is
desolate and the pan Infest
ed cannibals and heathens.
Him-pa-sage III rough Straits
of very exciting,
pi-d at Arenas for coal.
There it was very mid, everything
covered with snow, all
way from Montevideo here. When
came to anchor for I he night, us
we had in both of
and Smith, some
Patagonia Indians would up
from the deep gorges and paddle
nut in see ii- in skin hits.
These Lulls had lire ill
which dogs would
die the children wider,
while aw
ii- mi clothes, etc., especially to-
and whiskey. The latter
for I judge some
on here it worse they
did, did mil look like
man dirty, with
hair hanging then
lei- in a million kink
never a comb, and no
on. We
and II was lot- of I'll In s
they would tn got
sec how th.-v stand all
that snow and coin. They
of people on
nothing wore than
I had II man of war w d
III I here lint of
crew in life
had a hard light with I mil
an-, and would never have been
saved Inn for a steamer
happened along Just In lime
lo save They have
been killed la a
through
as channel i narrow and
high arise from
water's edge, rank
and hers very dense. It looks
if were in a hay and
bow yon in or how yon an
to out, That is
run night. The
tile
boon we had quite a rough
time, a heavy -well an
causing the ship to roll a- if she
did not Intend i return to uneven
keel, could run only half
-peed.
We saw of seals through the
an I line furs at
were very cheap.
When we go ashore it would he
so much more entertaining it we
talk to the people. I have
met some one In every place
Ill
idea I had an old lo
for me. be was from New York. I
did lint succeed so well here there
I fore have been ashore only once.
It i- nothing rain day and
night and the country is
there i- not much to be.
seen as this i- a naval station
built around harbor on the
mountain side.
a half hour's ride by
rail there,
and the
trip annuls a nice view over
The people have queer
habits and are very lazy. Houses
are small, laid the ground,
u . an in
Ire the room lo furnish heal and
candles for lights. Th.- poorer
class arc dirty linking and wear a
horse blanket a in
, tick I heir heads through
and hi u drop lo shoulders.
i- amusing to see the big
ii man walking ill final with
a pole, one end resting mi
yoke. Which ever way be warns
In . lie put- the pole the
ox -id.-. I'm W our
money 10.50 of in
exchange so can up bow
lunch it our money to
mail Ibis letter.
Tomorrow is Sunday, I
will enjoy sermon
Watson, Wish
I here as I have mil
in church since I the
The la-l sermon I heard was in
Ml.- and ii afraid I will not
heat another until I return, Sun
day Is no more than any other day
with us. except when III poll, and
I lieu we have lo stand regular
watches.
Yes, I urn I raveling mu Ibis
year. We York on I be
and six limns
and miles . Weal
Indies, Then started ibis
miles run and
in end sometime
September. know v. here we
w ill then. In Manila I suppose,
We leave her. 17th. slop
for II day or so, I lust
sill I Peru, where
-lay days. I am going lo
, iii.- am i Lima.
We may slop
NEWSY AND
NOTES.
August
is staying here
his father's this week.
W. II. who a
of here, has a very severe
of typhoid fever.
Nelson has been making
additions to his house, also
the Misses are adding
new rooms to their boarding
You
can gel the Lest II.
P. Manning A for per
barrel, and this extra
the
We have a Hew here by
name of Stokes. Some of
the boys call Sup
ply Company. It is ed f
t;. R, I who
out Mr, and arc
doing his old stand,
The Cigar In
forms us many of the business
men Greenville arc handling
their cigars, and appreciate the
is a home enterprise, and
nut a combine. We arc proud of
such friends and trust they
rill not only have a big cigar pat
have success in
all their I rude.
HISTORY.
friend, Wm. Worthington,
den, has given us the follow-
about bis Kim and
He has a pair of
wheels made by C. ill
NEAR WILSON.
Prominent Assassinated
on the
Aug. .
a citizen
of Wilson, v. a- assassinated on I be
public highway half past
seven o'clock, Monday evening,
half mile of town.
was in a buggy returning
his farm, and was
by two little grand children.
The shot name from the side the
road, struck him ill the
and pass;. entirely through
tile body . He died o'clock
Ibis A led
of guilty of the murder has
bean arrested and is held pending
W. H. W. T.
M W. II. W. T.
nit i at
We have just opened
nix building an entirely new
and complete of------
offered at
We Carry
Dry limits.
ShiM-s. Hats, Hardware.
Farm
Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
etc. in fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE
earned in a general stock.
JOHNSON'S MILLS ITEMS.
Mil. Aug.
K. F. Xi-b Bland weal
I. New today .
Miss Birdie is visiting in
the neighborhood.
Julian is visiting at W.
J.
of I
and Mrs. W. of Ayden. ,,
are visiting W, Laughing-
house's.
Fred returned to his home
in today accompanied by
Joe Cos.
We Also Sell
eon AT
AS WE Will. MOVE TO
GREAT STORE
IN A DAYS.
HAY, OATS,
TON SEED HULLS AND
MEAL AND
Our prices on everything will lie
found as low as a good article can
In-sold at. You are cordially
to visit our store.
Highest paid for all kind
Of Country produce.
WHITE iv FLEMING,
N. O,
Two Calves at One Time.
T. Couch was to sec us to-
day and informed the Son a
cow belonging lo his mother, Mrs.
Margaret A. Couch, who lives j
c.
T.
Points.
Premiums have been paid
IN
J.
wheels in i-. A. vouch, who lives .
and the only work that been across the line in Orange T
done them is putting in of, gave birth lo two lime
patrons
an iron axle, they were first used
w These wheels
have been years, and he
says were valued on lax list at HO
this year. to thank Mr.
for this history,
will appreciate any points
from others.
last Sunday morning. Both of the
calves are a mouse color, and
so much alike one cannot
distinguished from the other.
Durham Sun.
THE BEST THAT IS
OFFERED, AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES,
Wilder Picas, cl With the Sit. .,, ,, j,, ,., ,
and thence
, i i a run lo the
a and women , , ,
I am keeping a daily diary so I hat
when my cruise i-over I cm write
up w all I dale-, etc.
Ill his letter Waller
many of bis lends by
line and sends his best wishes to
all. hear
ore May and ex
that hid pressed the hope town
rebuild much ulcer
ever.
Inn
ii.
WORDS OF
Satan work for idle hands
for idle minds.
The help can give a
man is In teach him lo help him
sell.
The devil will always your
enemy, bow friendly he
seems to
What we do to what
we are; and what we arc is what l-
Only what into
character during life can we lake
away with
It's faith iii something and en
fur something that makes
a life worth looking at.
Wendell
No life can pure in its purpose
long in its strife, and all life
mil purer and stronger thereby.
Owen Meredith.
Manila. August Wheel
has been ordered to report to
and will be given com-
of brigade. He
will proceed lo Son Fernando to
morrow . lie expressed
much pleased with situation.
He says will make rapid
when be gets more
The country . he says, is more fa
for military operations
Hum he
of Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
I.
J. Has Cash Value,
Lou Value,
Paid up Insurance,
Extended Insurance that
works automatically,
Will lie re instated within
new- three alter lapse if you are
stores prepared to supply all in good health,
After Year
No
Incontestable.
Dividends are payable at be
ginning of second and each
succeeding year, provided the
for the current be
FULL STOCK of the BEST
To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
your in way of
STAPLE AND Y
GROCERIES.
is an exclusive Grocery
lies.-and I a
Give me a call when any thing
my line is and I promise to
Land Sale.
through mil.
apart, that some days we anchored
noon, Nil can in- found
except at these palate. Just think
of the depth of water under you
end high mi each
nothing visible
sky overhead, is a wonderful
We entered the
northern entrance of
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
cleanses the
EFFECTUALLY
. . ON I
MAN r o
a Hermit
A of
have iron a trip
among the of
northern Indiana, ran across the
cabin . sen pied by Geo. W.
lawyer who
his trial for the as
of
is near Mud Lake.
lives the life of u
an mid
has grown into a
morose and unapproachable her-
mil. He feels that he would still
by every
body for hi- part in trying to save
the ground of
Insanity, though be
Hi at he did untiling more than
duly. The of his wife and
Other lines that to
pursue him added lo his
him in his
to the
Dispatch.
EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES
i n,
IV
m i
ill a ill
lie
id
Court, entitled Sarah On liar-
Skinner, ex to land
W.-l-
before the
Court
-ale. to
the piece or
to wit; N.
sad on
ii. North lauds Brown, East
by Cox not
by First street sad Wast by
and known M Lot No. w Plot
of Greenville, and betas las nine
lot formerly sad en J.
W,
please you both in
price of goods.
quality and
Why
To Make Policy Payable as
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J. L.
N. O,
Notice to Creditors.
The Clerk Cowl i
In on tin
of on tin of
Notice is to
nil K-i v.- to i
to
t nil of to
property
after
data or toll will
in
th.
CANNON,
mi of
Will Not Put Silver In
Background.
Aug. MeW.
en to
-hall i to
laid Mi. Bryan, in t
was a
that I was
tin
not. I will nut. Silver will In-
of the other great
I the
NEW-
ARRIVALS
N,, .
line of
TRIMMINGS,
and up-to-date
HATS, and
MS
AT
IS
TO IT
is NO DEALER
a BETTER,
FRESHER OB MORE BE
SECT STOCK OF
Groceries,
Canned Goods I
AMI ALL
are lo be found hen. I have
moved into one of the new stores
and can DOW lie found
I he st n-ct opposite
Sou. NEW
lag and my the
of every thing,
J. S.
u.
IS
Heavy and
GREENVILLE N.
Cotton and rim always
kepi on
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince you.
P. .
H. Cattle. f
Hots, Luis, -I
l . In ill,; In I CAM
. M.
Market N. C.
SPRINGS.
Tile Finest of all wafers.
A Dyspepsia.,
TOR
wonderful.
baa All seven arc marvelous.
HACK
Ml I I THAIN.
LINK TO SEVEN SPRINGS
Waterworks in hotel. Hot or cold water free to guests.
Water free to stopping at other hotels or
houses, arc charged 13.00 per week for the use of Seven Springs waler.
For terms
G. F. SMITH, Proprietor,
J. G-
GREAT CLOTHING SALE
A PER CENT. CUT.
inn cm n.
The
Stop Hi
NEWS.
,. North Carolina.
At
t L's. 1890.
ii
Now is the time to clothing
I WILL OUT OH ABOUT SB PERCENT.
a going to my will stake
---------that will move
from
BLACK ROW
HOOD 05.00 WOOL SUITS
NICE EVERY DAY PLAID SUIT 02.75.
ALL CLOTHING TOGO IN THIS SPECIAL SALE.
04.00 PANTS FOB
SEVERAL HUNDRED SUITS TO SELECT FROM.
TOURS To PLEASE,
s. la
train.
Gardner returned
this
I R. L. returned
evening from Va.
M. is out after a few
Hum Sidney Davenport, of
loins, is Imp Sophia Jar-
vis.
Little Hiss Jennie
this morning for to visit
relatives.
Mrs. e. Warren and little
child are visiting relative In
Don't .
bum
often asked
The dust a train
rail
road
Salaries.
paid in
is a
young
enter into
mid
seems lo into their I . TL. ,,,,.,,,,,.,,., .
,., I AM ii. Mil GET IT BY
as, Nil YOUR TO THE.
in
Joe Blow up from
morning n i
Greenville I is small.
The Ball Reporter is the
of a if
started at
t is editor.
A meeting of
of the Slide v. ill be held
October I a
Press
Mrs, s. I. of
was run over killed
an engine rail
mad at Ocean View,
has disappeared
It is
tin- amount
p writes
ward in La
II --I
mid of
nor i as in ii. are
the an- paid
era, In
it
FOR
n profession i- u in
from
EASTERN REFLECTOR
LOCAL REFLECTIONS.
It is time for a new bale of
to come in.
will
next Monday.
The early
grapes arc beginning lo in.
buy an rainy
day. They're liable lo be then.
The front of the Mores occupied
II. H. Harden are being repainted.
The lull acquires, a great
up his
Man.
The most devout of
creator is self-made
man.
It should not In- that
GREENVILLE NEEDS A Ho
TEL.
The oyster is getting ready lo
wake up and along
When some men give a due hill
they seem to regard ii as
bill
It's funny that a physician pays
must visits lo patients who are
When a fellow has been relieved
of his he doesn't allude
lo it as a relief.
Sewing Needles and
Standard
M.
The warm weather is taking a
vacation tor present and just
it is more pleasant.
J. S. has moved into
one of the new Andrews stores.
He la opposite J. O. Son.
Kid. II. II. will commence
a protracted meeting Bethany
church, this county, on the 3rd
September.
Dr. T. N. Ivey.
Christian Advocate, will
occupy the pulpit of tho Methodist
church here next Sunday.
Stack Vandyke, who was hurl
lust week by fulling a load of
furniture, has improved very fast
is now able to be up.
Before you to come
to the Reflector Book Store and get
what you need the way of lab-
lets, pencils, pens, paper, ink, etc.
The bridge in passable con-
again helps both trade and
the tobacco market. The people
PASTORATE CLOSED.
Rev. W Preaches Ills
Pare wall Sermon.
W. L. Forbes has moved into
the new residence recently
l. W, in South
I while playing and I
n pule fell
Miss Lottie of fourteen feel -i-i
who bus been visiting Miss skull Is thought
ale number, returned home today, will be
Miss Rosa of Rocky
Mount, who has been visiting Mrs.
Move, returned homo today
Allen Warren lo Washing
I tun Saturday lo v his daughters,
I Mrs. II. I. Moore and Mrs. ;. M.
Mrs. M. children,
Mis- Max and Alfred, left this
morning lo visit her parents
Mount.
Rev. X. M. Watson left this
morning to take a two weeks
He will spend most of the
lime in Georgia.
Sinclair, of Greensboro
was a mining in
Missouri, when some
Ron pounds
of he four other men
were instantly killed.
ii -i
There is no lo sums
I- . ,., . ii . ,
lie hi -i. p
in going into business i- In Ibid mil
which special Hue is
which line you an-1
interested iii mid are
led for. ahead, I
lake care
ii young man
much of his it
it In- i- nut of
rim- make. ill
e lint must shirt will
not Milan
M A N
men
Vol It
Top
OR POOR. AND
Announcement
I returned from North and
Hull the I.
FALL WINTER GOODS.
Died.
little
-on of F. S. M. K.
i-. He was n v typhoid
level ah mi four weeks before he
. ii.
On Rev, A, w.
his farewell
as pastor oft he Baptist
The congregation was very large.
the church being full. Rev. X.
Watson, pastor
church, look- his congregation lo
worship with the
f choir assisted in and one
the and the . this In the were
Grace Mrs it . and placed in lull.
t He will spend of the
was very beautiful. time in Georgia. Numbers of Charlotte people
Rev. Mr. Better preached nil i vi. ii were early i M.
sermon the duly of i who his morning, j were interred in the grave
M. went inches of rain fell
lo lo vi.-ii ruck several One color
friends Hi
I mi
There will
th.
Ilia . I .
in Dress Goods with
belt, in iii, . can be found my new
by Mrs. Mollie
Evans
him
Two criminal assaults be had broken up his
upon white were but lie was taken the second
lime and lived ten All
a attention, lot pa-
ii-i Is kind friends could do,
not death.
. n full line
i r
where you will
Brow ii is with me.
HOOKER.
the Christian In going to multi-
and a
relative to pastorate
in lie spoke of the
pleasure of his stay here and the
friends he had made both in ids
on He also
expressed appreciation of Rev. j presses
Mr. Watson bringing Ida
lion to join this cloning service
After the the choir W. R.
today.
I'm
ed was her house
W, returned mid by
evening from bis week's vacation lightning.
Wilmington Norfolk,
says are in good shape for of On-
I'll II job low county, was ruck light-
Thursday,
fills
give
unfurl
pi
Arm 1800.
went lo
Bang With Till We
Meet and many of
ion gathered around to tell
Hr. lie goes to
his new Held, City, fol-
lowed by the best of all.
MAYOR'S COURT.
Cases Grow Less Numerous.
Mayor Move did not have as
large a docket in his court Monday
morning as has been usual on Mon-
day mornings, those he did
have were, one exception, of
only a minor nature. The positive
way the Mayor has had of saying j
and and at
time ordering the policeman to col-
let the amount or see that the
fender works it out on the reels,
has made hardened class afraid
lo come before him, less dis-
order is result.
Looking over the docket we
only following eases since our
Grant Brown, drunk and
lined one penny and costs,
18.76.
Fulford, of
here Monday,
Washington,
Dr. came Monday
evening from Philadelphia,
F. C. Harding this
morning from down the
Miss Home returned
Monday evening from Fremont,
miles from here, as he return
to his home in a His
mule was killed the lightning.
Throe her mules received a shock,
A of men
carts bad brought tobacco in
were returning lo
their homes
county.
Helen Perkins this
I lo visit in Washington.
George Hanna, of
ban taken a position with J, s.
Tunstall.
Frank Wilson left morning
for northern markets lo
his new stock which will be
opened bis new store mi
corner.
Rev. a. w. Seller this
i atoning lo spend a few we ill
his old home county
before going to his new Held ill
It. L. Monday even-
I'm lo spend a few
days his family who have
been there for the summer. Mrs.
and the children will re-
lorn home him.
Ills ii ml, at Washington.
Ai the morning sort ice
Rev. X. Booth, tendered bis
resignation as pastor of the
church lo accept a call from the
church a Greenville. Thia news
Will be received our people wit II
regret. Mr. Booth expects to leave
for his of labor October
1st, and will carry with him
wishes and pi-avers of all
Christians our city. Since his
pastorate here the church has been
and built up
and when lie leaves church
will be out of debt and a
new bell ill
This popular en
wife, wherever lot
is east, have our beat wishes,
They will always cordial
welcome In
Messenger.
yard side
May Hie
in iv
this lime A Kill
Machine.
the
a piece of
will down any number
it mailers mil lion
column, one pall of I he lever
will add all up. And it net
a wrong. It i a
Mine saver and a.
curate.
cash
S. Forbes has added a hand
sonic rush register lo furnish
Besides making
of individual purchase
and . a
i- . key shows the total
sides at It
also has a time luck ii
not open urn i
GUN REPAIRING,
General Repair Shop.
w r. k AGAIN
PUBLIC. WK
II MACHINERY AND ARE BETTER
PARED FIRS WORK
BICYCLES MADE TO AND ANY PART
LINE
OF
HATS, CAPS AND
of
Mr. J. A. Gardner, who
tells us that bis , .
one lust week. H,
splintered both sides
of a window, hill strange In
did mil break a
the window and did no other
to
snowy IN GREENVILLE
AT i; NEW
ARE COMING
PLACE.-
DAILY
A. M. Moore returned
morning from Greene cunt.
Charles drunk and
on the river can j down, lined one penny and coats,
get over W. returned
Tunstall is now in his new William Stacks, drunk and dis- evening from a visit to his old
store, just J. O. A orderly, lined one penny and costs, I home at Aurora.
Hon. In today
he calls In In- and
gives good reason for claiming
your
The City News re-
marks now is the prettied
season at the seashore. But
storm has already run all
hack inland and they have had
enough for one season.
Severest Trial.
Until recant woman's severe
trial baa been the bringing of children
Into world.
Today nearly all the pain,
discomfort and dread are avoided by
those mothers use
Mother's Friend, wonder-
nude by peal
good H has done. It ft used
That b the only and sale way
I to relieve morning sickness, headache,
lightness, or rising breast.
The of children need no longer
be dreaded. Mother's Friend baa been
called a by mothers all over
this land. Sold at drug stores a
bottle, and by
Ca., Cs.
,,
t i.
I J. II. cherry returned
licit affray, disorderly evening from his trip am after
profane language, plead guilty new goods for It. Cherry i Co.
to all. and f Ply.
up the who has been visiting the
family of W. II. Wilson, returned
today.
remarked com-
and fills up my docket, but
you can tell I have a new
and am ready for
at
and Cecil,
business returned Tuesday evening from
j Berth where they been buying
goods for Cobb Son.
on tho
At die recent meeting of
Chamber of Commerce it
to request the Atlantic Coast
Line authorities In the pas
coach back freight
trains of the
branch and allow lo go
on Mr. II. A. While,
Vice President of the is
in receipt of a from Mr. R,
Kenly, the Coast Line, saying
will lie complied with
and the passenger service put back
on the freight trains. It will be-
gin on 1st.
Miss Alice Fountain, of
and Miss Peacock, of
are visiting Mrs. L. E.
Fountain In Greenville,
I a representative of
Endowment Hank, Knights
is here for a few
lie would like lo all
Tar
Hall night.
Birthday Party.
Wilson. Jr., had a birth
day Tuesday night
home father in I
A large number his little
friends were and was a
fine lime nil bad.
Look the Figures.
Reflector said it
believed week just closed had
brought heaviest sales of any
previous, week iii of I he
Greenville market. After the
.-lose of the week's business
heard Mr. I,.
Little, the Rank
Greenville, bank paid
mil. round numbers.
during week tobacco,
Those ought to eon t
mm what the Greenville market is
lining.
a I, v Hay.
Home
riddled their the
worm baa eaten the gross up
so it is not lit to out for Mo
in some forage be
short, Thia should lead I hose
farmer- ions where worm
has not visited make of
e some lo sell,
i nil. Hoard
The die tobacco
Trade held annual
and elected the following
tin i in- coming
President K. II.
Vice c.
II. P,
roar Malaria
tad Night
i-r Lottie
In if falls. It,.
None other a good.
by Roberts Co Vs.
unit at atom
and
Mora Co in I n
Heeds Moore is
to feel heller over the
peels used license
fee- ill fill lire, If ill
are arc
reliable, there will be
applicants before him in
r and I
an mi
Talking turkey, Reg-
of Denis Moore says he look
her up, him in Tun
i i and
ii before ink got on
paper. That was quick enough for
a little ad.
of salvation smiles nil
Indifference lo religion. If
willing lo die we might he
saved, what we not to
PI WK U MM
TILE LESS
C.
S. FORBES,
My Stock
is Complete
IN ALL LINES.-
At prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
Jas. B. White.
The Daily Reflector
the home news every
at the small price
cents a month. Are
a subscriber II not,
you ought to be.

i i
The Reflector
Store
Has on hand a fill of
The Standard Bottles
V hen- The Editor Rices
is exceptional editor who
will claim to superiority over
all mankind, who v ill claim lo
proof nil temptations of the
world, the sod the devil
tin-world should
be more given to be more
proof against the calls of charity,
the editorial profession.
all men as might
bean Inappropriate motto tor
an editor's tor truly
against i n are every
keen male or female wile that is
known or can be
the burden of
the
how deep
Never spill when over
per bottle
c Wire standee
cents.
You may never but
Should you ever want
JOB
Give a call.
ANY HUM. I HUM
Visiting Card
Full Sheet Poster,
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
s i j con
the newts every week,
and gives information to die
specially grow-
inn tobacco, is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
inn be, matter
Important ma; he
I the secrets which arc to
his individual self, the editor b
usually found lo be the sale man of
community; no mailer how
I poor kc hinds are safe in
i hi- bawls, tor while he
and illy clothed, yet be is
honest.
in spite of deceptions,
win. i- more liberal than the editor
not lie money, tor this
be bis, but giving free
space his paper, in giving his
lime advance private
interests, who is so
prodigal i the
.-. rising above the little,
men, ions of I he world, is
seen I he special pin--- if the editor's
in.
hundred of
are presented the ave-
rage re he give
way lo human weakness
the expense
one, and yet lie does not.
An illustration and the
asks pardon of the gentle-
man tor personal
illustration, is of
of the editors pro-
Wilmington Ma-
Mr. a or so ago while
to board an electric car
in his city, slipped and fell upon
dislocating 4-1
and sustaining a severe
of the same arm. lower down.
in similar to the or-
dinar citizen would at once lay
the full Illume of the
I ho elect i car company. claim
for injuries received.
is always to sue corpora-
not usually difficult to
-I. mi-a w hen persons
injured, however to
the accident the injured person
may lie.
Mr. Bell, a would must
editors under like conditions,
frankly acknowledged the
lent was his fault, held
I lie conductor of the cur as blame-
DIRECTORY.
school
a. m.
Divine service and every
Sunday morning and evening. Bf
prayer Wednesdays at
M. and at A.
M RT. I.
ill Charge.
every Sun
day. morning and evening. .
Thursday evening,
I A. W. pastor. Sunday
m. H.
superintendent.
Service every Sun-
day, morning and evening.
I evening.
H, M. Sunday
p. in. W c. Harding, M-
How to Stop Worrying.
The usual way people set
slopping worry is a wrong one,
Mary Board maw Page in the
Journal.
is why it is so unsuccessful.
If a tells a patient lie must
slop worry-in, patient is likely
to say impatiently. Doctor,
don't I wish that I could But I
can't. If I have stopped
worrying a year ago I would Dot
lie ill M which is prob-
ably true. And the
does mil always know how
help because both doctor and
patient have an idea it is pea
I de lo repress worry through an
effort of the will. This is mis
lake, is not possible to
Services third
. Sunday . evening. Kev.
Morton, pastor. Sunday
EDUCATIONAL.
Greenville School For Young Ladies
THREE
L. L.
MISS BLOW, Assistant.
Fall tern, at Masonic
I-I M per I etch. lift
suit Mathematical Theory Harmony
-----TERMS PAYABLE MONTHLY.-----
and courts will lie allowed percent discount.
Thorough for any i-r in college.
Any will 1-. I i u Very
X. L.
mi
worry. Von have got replace it
with something else.
illustrate I his a
tire. Suppose yon were to go into
a completely dark room, wishing it
to tie light. How would you set
Would you try
to the buckets
and carry ii out at the Sol
at all. Von would just open
window sand shutters and lei ill the
sunlight. would re
place Hie light. So
is with worry. The only
way to gel rid of II i
I he worry mind with
worry And this
always lie done when the per-
son is sincere and patient in blade
sire lo bring it about. All he has
to do is lo passive and let Na
lure have her own
nil
Success Without Love
Work
of
school It p. in. H. sir
service.
LODGES
A. A. H.
lodge. No. meats and
third Monday evening. U.
W. M. J. M. Sec
Meets every Tuesday evening.
D. X. Q.
Sec.
K. of P. Tar No.
every Friday evening.
L. C. r.
K. It. andS.
K. No.
1696, meets every Thursday even-
It. Wilson. B. M. H-
Bee.
A. every
Wednesday night at in I. O.
O. hall. A. I. Johnson, Conn-
eel
A. o. Council,
No. meets every lint and third
Thursday nights in odd Fellows
I Hall. J. Gardner Worthy
r H c.
Hoard. Laundry, Full Literary Tuition and Library fas MAS.
for the To those applying lime above may
reduced by one hour's work per day in Industrial De-
The b annual session 20th,
J M RHODES,
MILITARY SCHOOL
X. f.
in the South for the offered.
and larger percent of its students than
any other school Hit- State. Special course preparatory to Annapolis
and West Point.
i--. BAPTIST-
FEMALE UNIVERSITY,
Of North Carolina, at Raleigh.
Owned sad hr of the sf
III The in
most in
Kit known,
rooms, hot or cold on
in ii fin. of
other
lady board will
given for work done in
A II A A M
Board, roam, bent, no i Music no lo
i on. like Manic, An
in ill any vocation, S.
the present bard, per- I.
work, meets every
and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
is possible, ,,., w
the employment every re- d. Smith Sec.
source
writes Barton In a K. B
on doling Man
and the ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Ladies- Home Journal. RAILROAD COMPANY
the young man's manner,
his personality, is a factor that
make- itself toll bis work, while
executive ability and good, hard
sense are elements of
that should never
The young ma n should cleat-
understand in advance that if
he does not have capacity or
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SCHEDULE.
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TRAMS sol T
For
C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
-OF-
AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC
m on
CM JAM
love for work there is no profession
in which lie win success.
this, he will great op-;
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tO make a name for
and pecuniary
rewards hail men have ever lie-
line able to coin mil of their
M .
TRAINS NORTH.
into consideration all
dents which have happened to
tors, and bow- many
been brought to court dial, and
how many damage suits for per-
Injuries ran is- named as
pending w here editors are
against corporations
Here is where the editor shows
over mankind, gen
rally, being perfectly honest,
and seeking to get personal
I nation may
I favor him. and ibis regardless of
merits the ease.
This superiority of the editor
j mil appeal lo the
j every day nor is I his spirit
sincerity always made public,
and if published it i- seldom
and appreciated, nor does
the editor due credit for
those every day actions which be-
speak man and
New Urine Journal.
Dallas, Tea., is making
for a big celebration to lie
on I . next, the occasion
being the return to Terry's Texas
Rangers by the State of Indiana of
the battle Hag which was taken
from the former in the civil war.
Governor Mount, of Indiana, will
present the flag to Governor Bay-
res, of Texas, who ill turn will
sent J. I. for-
a resident of Indiana, who
captured the emblem,
will then over to a
Arrive Wilson
V . .
Ar Mount
Leave
Mount
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AM I- M A M
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I'M A M M I'M
M II II I IS
aw ill H m
m o
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Term
of at low coat to
It mil only to intelligent
sad
are and in various Agricultural, In-
Citric Arts,
Student.- will In stand entrance examination a t peats
in naMe,
will be held on the August, in the court-house
under the of Superintendent.
For r etc., apply
PRESIDENT T. WINSTON,
RALEIGH, X. C.
SELECT
Female School,
S.
will
Division Main in leaves
ton B a IS p
bans 1220, P San-
I p 1.1. Returning leaves Sanford
J ml p 1.1. arrive I leave
arrives
leaves in-
g S in. , a in. lied
the Rangers.
decided to present two large silken M p n, Bops Mills p m.
it. honor
d event.
BAKER HART
IN-
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
Building Hardware a Specialty.
The man lathe
ill land, w hose town is the lies
in the country, whose slate is the
I ii--I the union, whose ion is
I he longest ill world is a good
he is a resident
or a day laborer, lie will do his
trading at home, even if lie
have lo pay a lie will
, lake his home paper, even if it is
a or t smaller the lug
is. always say- it
I good wind his home town and
stand by every enterprise it may
lie will lie loyal In every
education cause adopted in it
I work for I lie success of same in
preference lo that outside. Then
as a reward all Ibis lie will have
prosperity and the highest regard
of his Sun.
year the Treasurer of the
United States is called upon to
redeem millions of bank notes,
which have badly worn as
a result handling.
fiscal year recently cloned
I gave new bills in
change for old to the amount of
breaking the record
of the last sis years. This is an
indication that, with the return of
prosperity, money is in Ire
have secured s thoroughly com
highly teacher sac
. again
English is-r o
kt month
Higher m r
per
Music of
f the
Tuition
The an I
school will
The location is It is desired
that with the opening
For further ac or
MRS. ALFRED FORBES.
with train Ho
with Carolina Central
at Bed with Um Bed
at
with I lie Air
at Gulf with
I Charlotte
Train on M hUM
I. i Id I i m.
it t
inn. Kn. pm,
M m,
at am, ll V
K Id n in tin I i i. in.
in p in. W
a mm r
Train dully Sunday
Mn p m, p m, V y-
in I-in. t. I-m. i. mi
T Warn, and Hun
day M am, i oft am. n,
Train on MM land N C
a m,
h ma
a m. am van at m
Train m
m. . in, arrive
am. pm, m am.
pm. Hope am
t .-A p m. II a m. arrive at
Mount II i Sunday.
Ml
apt Sunday, h loam and
i. at T a m and
a in.
Train No i at
Aim all North daily, ail rail III- h
II.
J. R.
inSTITUTE,
RALEIGH, K. C.
One of best female schools
the South, and the cheapest for ad-
vantages Send for
JAMES H. I.
OLD DOMINION LINE
MALE ACADEMY.
The neat of this will begin
on MONDAY,
Primary per
Higher
language
Strictly business course given if desired.
for any
I ho
in North for
given To
the good it is necessary In la-gin
with the opening of school. For par-
write to or With
an appreciation of past liberal
solicit a continuance of the same.
W. H.
Aug.
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
by the occasional use of
Liver Pills. They reg-
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body. T w
For sick headache, malaria,
constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cute
Liver
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, Fri-
days at A. M. for Greenville,
water perm it t
A.
M., II A. M. on Tues-
days, and Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject to change de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
for Norfolk, Hall
New York and
Ion, for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion H. H. Co. Trow
New York; Clyde Line from
Lino from Baltimore;
from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N. O.
CHUBBY,
Greenville, N. C.
T Ana,.
To quit cavil, l moo
full of Ills, and No
U r ii.- worker. Dial weal, men
all
teed tout lice
o. or Ms
T ice
FOB
The Eastern
XVIII
D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
NO
JIM
Friday
ever made in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market was made at the
WAREHOUSE. FUMY, SEPTEMBER
1ST.
All the surrounding; counties were represented and the planters were all pleased with their prices.
They are learning that my method of having no drummers and adding the money to the price of their tobacco
is to their interest and they bring their tobacco to
THE. WAREHOUSE.
Bring me Your next Load.
OLA
Sole Owner and Proprietor.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
city, Aug.
him lo re
lire to private life of his
to a
for re unit inn. Various
sons are for this,
ones bring President
hat broken in health under the
burdens of his office, Unit Mrs.
many cares of
the White House too urea, for her
strength; the President Per-
doubts the disposition of
the America to re-elect a
chief executive.
It appears that shortly
Boot was appointed
of war a conference of some
was held which a number
of leading from New
York elsewhere took part.
The inns of Mr. were
discussed length, and those
look occasion at the same
time to consider the general
cal situation the prospects for
It developed that the
ministration has been watching
closely trend of politics in the
New Stales, and has been
far from content with the lukewarm
support the expansion and
general Philippine policy the
press and
the East.
eve n to these conditions
and it Is stated that the President
remarked that unless stronger Mr
were of
support hitherto reliable
states, he would not
feel disposed to be a I.- for
re-election. The who
attended the conference made a
number of suggestions along the
line of convincing the President
that he is the logical candidate for
next year, but they left the White
house under impression
Mr. does desire
under present con-,
and they are given as
authority for his
to run again. They were not op-
posed to his candidacy, and hope
yet to induce the President lo in-
They State,
however, in private, audio their
intimate friends, that Governor
Roosevelt probably will be the
, choice of the convention; and will
have the warm support of the pres-
stratum and approval of
Mr.
The enlistment practically nil
the provisional will
tax the resources of
to provide funds for
the large expenditures made
In spite of the glib
of Republicans that
is plenty of money in is
known Unit Treasury officials
are not a little disturbed, and
ready have been casting about to
discover new articles for taxation
for internal revenue. The
Republican managers would
like to avoid another issue
or otherwise. ill
so would like lo be able lo promise
people that some of the
stamp taxes will be
in the near future. They
cannot do with an of
approximately mid.
They can avert more bonds only by
imposing mote taxes, certain
now arc Die list Mob
Drugs will be called up
lo stand additional burdens, and
wisdom of a heavy lax on all
Ml is considered.
Take Hosier's
per
or, Hon.
i-y hark if it as load.
Git the will, la-
as
Says Negroes Must
lien. M. r. former Pull-
ed states Senator, has written for
publication a letter dealing with
the race problem, Is railed forth
recent whipping of
at
I am no apologist for lawless
bands of he
says, do-
cure this dis-
ease. is in blood and will
break out somewhere else. You
strike at the root to eradicate
it. The poor white men who have
lo earn I bread by the of
their compete with
cheap labor. To attempt In
do so implies i heir degradation and
ultimate destruction
lion. One race go lo
wall, and with the kindest feelings
of good to lbs I side
With my own race. Two races can
live together iii peace, on terms
of civil and political rights,
the MUST e that, the
bettor for both races.
separation of the cuts is
the only solution lo the terrible
problem. is very easy for Till-
to denounce the
lawlessness of tho wool
hat Mr, and
the others who Join him as the
of pill
Belt in the poor white man's place
and walk between plow handles
from sun up sun down in com-
petition with at a
mouth, a peck of meal three
pounds of bacon a week.
Some for this law-
may be dug from the
depths of poverty into which cheap
has plunged worthy
whites, labor is curse
while
men for would a
A Sail
would
end. The of On a soft, pallet in a corn-
States ought to appropriate of the police I o
and duplicate i
ti-x to the
in settling a colony to them-
.-elves. This was done for tho In-
when could not live
peace with the whiles. A
Inconvenience, by
leaving the count might result,
bill the while- would meet
emergency.
The wild harangues of who
advise of the
and keeping the In
little child ten girls, I'll lid
two, pillowed their
curly little heads and slept
sleep of childhood and innocent.
Kind hearts that heal under blue,
lira- buttoned uniforms had made
bed and II darkened the
leaving one dim
there; had given little ones j
milk bread and bad put
With the ill
mother's love care.
picture which one looked ill
a state of deserve the In the office was u beautiful and
execration of light -thinking men. I touching
Thai is way to bring and touching as j
order into a country. the kindness of
methods of the do who wear the uniforms.
not justify to lift him. It was u drunken
up wages. Mo long children.
the race- are in eon The man, I. II. Patterson, en
tact on present term hero
mob law, every him Ilia
form of will constantly ,. ,. ,
menace society, progress. ,,,,,, .
and keep apt. state of He left wile in
cord, lie soon after
I reaching was seen
State the afternoon,
la i i streets, carrying
makes oath the ho-
that he Is senior partner of the
business in
and Stale i. pick
said w ill the sum id I he child up.
for ,,,,.,,., ,,., .
each and ease b I , , .
Hall's
J. people looking oil
Sworn lo In rib sad sight with pitying eye.
iii presence, nth day of a bill n fen after when
h. K the police
look the from lie
T. mi.-, and the
and acts on ones cared the office.
blood nun mis sin faces of tho i
,,.,, , ,,
Sold druggists, wild
Pills arc the best. i I Hums phoned
in lie bad told her
lie in I's toward
i I i her cries
.;. i were
All I lie
kepi over
Spotter Railroad He.
There lire thing- in this
men who mi actions of
railroad and other
with a view of trying to
catch something they
ought i We are told
e men was in
. ; and registered one
the hotels as being from
I i who u- i- a
man. nor Is be
v. a in any capacity .
neither is he a hotel mail. He
lo know v, i- talking
however.
These
board lo eon
If are
then I hey the
men have enough lo
w way, II strikes with
mil tit-iii to tin w
Much n course be
i . rail
. Ills Ibis , lint
I mi iii,
OVER THE COUNTRY.
Si. Agnes Convent
N. v. was destroyed by tire Mon-
morning.
their live-and more than three
hundred children were Imperiled.
The i and Supreme
Court of Weal Virginia have join-
ed the colored people in
lion to Hooker l. Washington to
revisit his obi home
town, and accept a public recap-
dynamited safe of
U A. Wilkins. at Suffolk, Va.
and slide 1300.
Brooke reports the
death logo of
Company i. of
malarial fever,
If given proper the
butcher can make ends
meat.
.
i In. II. J. I.
K.
N. C.
. in; Ml, fur
IT, III
H,
P. Pit ICE
Civil Engineer and
WAT Ell POWER.
Tin- w of ii Wellington . Mo, i it Mills B,
earring
I am
Al LAW,
N.
her eh
jewel wits n nick gobbled up
. the few Is. I liable lo
i mil ebb ken,
she killed them all, one by one
seven number Inn fell
ed lo recover the earring. Then
in ran found
it grass, where the old hen
dropped ii
Dr. i. Ii.
N.
over J. C.