Eastern reflector, 22 September 1899


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EASTERN REFLECTOR
V C.
D. J. owner.
at till- Post Office at
N. C.
Mall IT.
WILL HAVE THEIR
OPENING
WEDNESDAYS
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
a will have on display
TH MOST COMPLETE COL-
of BEAUTIFUL GOODS
IN EVERY LINE THAT IT HAS
Ever Been Your Pleasure to See in
Greenville.
Everybody, especially the la-
haw had to J 4-n
of the scarcity of IO
J. B. CHERRY CO.
Pro-
year must Is-set down
as II phenomenal MM ill I be I and
extent immensity
development
is not limited, it is world
Wars M rumors
kind line in effect in
Ike
The wave prosperity
Halted suites when the
Spanish war bill
lust, has the
effect to magnify baa Philippines
troubles retarded tremendous
activity of the country. ,
England's threatened
with the Transvaal not bin
of trade
Isles, or Impeded India's
prosperity, throughout Africa
there is a rush of commerce, n bile
Japan Orient are
exerting themselves to keep up in
the pro
The old complaint of H pro
is heard In
days, instead consumers have to
shank
trial plants have bad to down
because of work, and too
little
iI i U ,. , u
ran la . , i .
Fill haul II full
of I It of
mow Hun is I.-
UM I of
water a r
BawdS n take
charcoal I Murk
UM l n D BUM I
UM should north south.
After this is dour Ml
so mil
with charcoal UM Any station-
i In II answer n
well. It In parallel with Hie
bin ff In
sow-rat v. ill I.- -o. u
toward Um
parallel i from
east to r ., In a Ml
movement earth on Us
tin- earth In
las carried UM inter with it. bat
on tin ha
left r
PATENT
too i-------
f HR
K-n. .
for free and ii n-.
BOOK ON
The Reflector
Stop.
and Ibis Whenever
been run day and
night to produce material for
i copper cheeked
the
a far as
to make up Sea
and railroad
effort
am and the to pro
cure material for
The a few
gave the
to the .
wan
or ion woo
Ami the i-
the tariff um
and fact remains while
A lilt in lit
The remarkable
lb
a eon
to the de
lei of i lie
ill I-
of the ex
tension of i . puses.
Thin of
h i- a and
of
able
by the
lie use
a popular
per mi the
k .
II n
, . ; . .
fur
I la I
I T O fl r
I.
II
ct consumption r ma,, lie
it.
and carries by
all
or Stale which has mil. and i- .,. . ,.,,
not pi in inn Ibis season
is radically wrong
some Bern Journal.
lo the public ample and
regarding
sale.
I ;
In join . . a
i lune win
it did u
A i. . HI a
-i I In iii I fall.
ti in i it w-o
to . s .
cool. UM
woman bar
I Hut small
U.-pt his color
on a
Mad. be teach-
.-an I run homo loll to
tie
flier no an lo loll Low many
a an
It, m the An
I was In n narrow
. ill.-
four in. of
DOM Too- lo lot her
mi; not
made a few ob-
h.-r It's
I No I.
White
J No.
I has No
i an
no i
of the
I like to nay Hint her
I or
Hill m h an air of
lo
In II quite as If
to out of a book
I do ii a l tare four
men. They bad
Just pi -on. . of lo lice
the st.
l you lo
thin Idea
to a
the who Is
In work of
s,. as this part of the
i .-on. on ill
at you want lo do is
It lain the
one a to school
-I Mil
S. M. Schultz,
. ;
fancy
sole meal,
snuff,
bill lei. full
hominy tinker,
meal bulls.
cents per
n. M
BACK SALT.
in
Come to see
SAM M.
Phone AS.
Book Store
The Standard
the
J. COREY,
IX------
A LINK OF
Si lift
nice
I can now found in the
brick store formerly
by
Brown.
COME TO BEE HE.
J. it.
Never spill when turned over.
CENTS.
Stand
cents.
W .
II. I
ix
of a
Probably Can mUll be in pro-
Barnard w
Federal
building, Jim Young holds
across the ball.
for ruining
a man's, was
last with a mil cane
by t he father a girl whom he
thinks
and colored
men the Slate can vole under
the amendment. We
would suppose at least that
bar vote if
should will. A tier 80-
odd year, of public I
., lo seduce.
frank
I law. I
fool
. an ill -loop wagon
ho I i i win-
the tier-
meant nil In . n he
mil was
Ins I ho had
ti. was
nun. when lo
1.11. . to . I w
Where, ho
la II I his
New V,,.; . Ti Ii me.
DIRECTORY.
expense of whiles,
lo be nearer who cue
vote, able to read and w rile.
The whiles have not less
than
of own to
lo read and w rile.
this from the
estimated
In the
Slate can no comply with lest.
Than an probably In the Slate I
or three thousand who
are lineal of
i. -in
Tow
ever re.
ii ii
. I
to .
, I
I- of i, .
urn I n In
. she
too
drama
lent, i
o a. sin- the
s. the
is more
i lieu la
II la
world
tenacious than
An obi newspaper seldom
its through com
petition, gal circulation,
it not the of
an old newspaper, but at
of public.
ii is not at expense
old paper's rules,
but at expense of men
who pay twice, like
for the some thing. I lint is for the
or Kline
Daily Telegraph.
A Free Trip to Paris
New and
of I Ins
of merit,
expenditure and truth-
tailing announcements. Keep I his
in mi ml and you'll fetch public,. an
i of h-
iii w . . I ii we would,
i i I feel it.
.,., door we could
k.-i a
on . . r the i .
, . ;. In
It ire el a
i i n o up
nu I i. . ml ii,. m ours on
I a Will for BUM.
I, . n hum on tin-
f our i i Mend.
sure.
Ma-s.
Recorder, .
I.
OVER
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ti.
When Ida there
BU I's -ll I
iii a when
ii and were heard nu
OBI Into of laugh
lo ,,.,. It WM mini
ow that a rise in the play, l
not n- In in. mull
lean i down mi hooks.
in of n
by in
mouse.
railway line at Pile
MeX., been sold loan Mug
New York and
Lynn i Mass., w ill build
a slim-factory
noons, Tenn.
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it tin
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hill . ha
school
a. in.
I vine service and every
Sunday morning and evening.
prayer
M. and lam Fridays at A.
M., I. A. Minister
in
every Sun-
day, mid evening.
meeting evening.
A. W. pastor. Sunday-
a. in.
day, and evening,
eating Wednesday
X. M.
p. m. w V. Harding, u-
Services third
J. It. Morton, pastor. Sunday
school .; p. J. Moore mi
regular service-.
general
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every
and price as low an the
lowest. I holiest market prices
paid for country produce.
OLD DOMINION LINE
A. t. m A. M.
Ho. moot- first and
third Monday evening. It.
Hams, W. M. J. M. Sec
V. N.
evening.
I. N. ti.
Sec.
K. of P. Tar liner No.
MS, every Friday evening.
J. Fleming, C. C. Carr,
K. of II. andS.
R. Vance No.
every even-
W. II. Wilson. It. M. It.
Lang, Sec.
O. U. A. every
night at I.
U. K. hall. A.
A. Council,
No. l, meets every and third
Thursday in
Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy
Chief; I. S. Smith, lag.
II.-
MO, every and
fourth Monday nights Odd
lows Hull. W. II. Wilson
V. B. Sex.
JOB
Give a call.
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FROM A-
Visiting Card s-
-a. Sheet Poster.
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only a year and con
the news every week,
and gives information to
those grow-
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
SERVICE
Steamers, leave Washington on
Mi nu lays. and Fri-
M. for
water permitting,
Returning leave Tarboro at I A.
M., A. M. on
days, Thursdays and
Sailing subject lo change tie-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting Washington with
for Norfolk,
York and
ton, and for all for
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers freight by
the Old Dominions. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Hay Line from Haiti more;
Men and Line from
N. son,
N. C.
J.
N.
. Mil U
BAKER HART
Arrest
disease by the timely use of
Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria,
torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
Liver PILLS
IN-
t i, i.
pa Fur-
or. MoB-
. y if it No M .;. I
It the
laid by
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
A SPECIALTY
FOR
I IN
The Eastern Reflector
d. j. El iron
VOL. XVIII.
PITT COUNTY. M. C. FRi IN. SEPTEMBER M. J
ii,
THE LARGEST HIGHEST SI
ever made in the history of the Greenville T
was made at the
1ST.
All the surrounding counties were ind the n i j .,
They are leading that my method of baling t
is to their interest and they the tobacco to V price of their tobacco
THE
me Your next Load.
OLA FORBES
Sole Owner and Proprietor
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our i
0.1 Sept. 16,10
form Latin; Madre in Men in
of for Rico until French; in Swedish;
after the election. In Danish; Under In Dutch;
In German; Male in
who in ,,., is in plausible
to mix ran . presented to nail Dal.
up in lie affairs year and WK how it works,
Santo have to get of the ex-
the they now be- before providing for a The
Mr. member
State Board of
laud of the Washington
the has written to
is too
large to advertise, everybody knows
that their man, who
already at head of pro-
n will
ably elected President by
of Santo Domingo, their
business interests over there will
be taken care of by him, without
direct assistance of
Private advices from Santo
Domingo say that V. S. consular
aiding
all they can. If that lie true, they
have received a tip from Washing-
ton, they would not
dare to do such a thing.
The discovery, by
administration, that Rico
needs a civil government
announcement that it
one advance of Congressional
action, is intended more
the establishment a permanent
government on island by Con-
than for of the
Inasmuch the
Patterson suggesting Ilia a meet-
of the fruit truck growers
WASHINGTON
Washington City, Sept.
The panic or t In-
over situation in Ohio, daily
grows worse, and Mr.
tells the Ohio Republicans who
fall on him Unit state must
carried at all hazards, lie soul n
trusted personal to
York to meet line litmus when he
arrived loll him
just how blue things look the
administration of view; also
Ito impress upon him the
I,
Girls Nobody Likes.
The girl whose talk is all other
self, lakes no in any-
else cure for nothing bill
of the Stale hi- held at Raleigh for
One of the lira words a baby
say m is or Bother, and it
civil government to therefore, to
entirely appointive from lop to
In ill i nu, and that every act
must be approved in Washington
before becoming effective, it n
rather of the
nation to call it for
as the administration
arc doing. A Republican
Senator who classed MM
man, although his friends
know that rather lo
oppose than to any thing
leading towards imperialism, said
of this new scheme.
Hint it the
inwards Congress to
one of and simplest words
in every There is
word easier font child to say than
it In- In He
brew is
and is in Welsh
Anglo In
other languages it is slightly differ
cut. but near enough like our own
word to make it mi
most universal word, so a
child crying in any language could
almost any other
language. Hero are a few of
in Persian;
use
Mr. is
has Information I loss
Baal Fruit and Truck,
shows lo Wash in;
of
a.
it anyhow.- Well, sit still purpose of organizing u was
keep and you'll learn
that people forget you, that strung-
em who are settling the column
and who have cash to buy
with, never of you. These
arc people who take a daily
paper and who expect to Hit
most reliable successful
chants advertising in it. If you
follow Rabbit's plan of action
and low say
your big business will lie small
enough to
An of Haitian
That Was Amazing;
in
the
As far as I was able to
Haitian is entirely devoid nones
or feeling of any kind. I
occasion I saw undertake to
split a He stood on end,
placed his machete On lop, reached
out for another stick, which
used as a and while doing
so the piece or wood foil over.
Twenty-three limes lie repeated
toll. The mailer has been discuss
Cabinet meetings and two
members, Postmaster General
Smith and Secretary
Dated lo take the slump. Mr.
Wilson w ill speak mostly in the
agricultural section,
among being
be wonderful, while
Mr. Smith will talk mostly lo city
and town audiences. The
of I lie Civilian Philippine Com
lo a certain extent, by Ohio
ware, It is hoped to hate the
be would lie glad speak in K.-n
j lucky would leave the details
tome. There was no promise t
were
of own voice.
I have written him things
we will Is-ready for him any lime her
October, and by absence, who
I lino. Iron, and making mischief.
boll in Kentucky n. .;, ,
The responsible
a-signing Admiral Sell In the
of the Mouth Atlantic
undesirable
in
fell a Ila
they look the lo give out
statements about the intention
lo increase
number of vessels in
the of in
case of war w or South
America, etc The red object is
probably to get nut reach
of c.
mil tees.
The girl who is and din
she con-
her
-hows .
poorer than herself.
girl is I ii her
that she
thinks everybody is looking her
and talk ; ,, u
ladling for a com-
Leader,
State of Ohio, City of
J. makes oath
that he is senior partner of the
of Flank Co., do-
business in Hie City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and
that said will pay the sum of
DOLLARS for
each every case of Catarrh that
Is- cured by the Hall's
Catarrh Cure. J.
Sworn lo before me and
ed in my presence, this 6th day of
December, A. 1880.
i -.- I Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
. and acts directly on the
blood mucous surfaces of the
system. Fit A X K
Toledo, O.
Hold by druggists,
Hall's Family lie.
Senator Curler of Montana, for-
chairman
National Committee Says that an
Income las will soon la- enacted
for tin- states, and then
the Republicans Mill claim the idea
as own.
lighting under
operation before he accomplished ., r
ii ii. i lift
ins object, never tillered
swear word, looked
or
not
working b the day , was
piecework, on Contract, for
-st mil. Tom.
to, Com
day. and civil
are gotten out
of way so have no
excuse for mil pushing Hie lighting.
So much the vies
of the Ohio campaign,
Joe who
has been resting I little in Wash
to return lo
the stump, did
I hat Col. an would nut speak
i Hat been so long
war.
i mil yet
i proper b i
The -M- Hence
writer has a right lo regain the
letter
mow lo satisfaction of ,
iron,
or, Mon
if it No as good.
In- in
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III . V, I I I . , I
Meter In Mater before off
was son h
mis Hie a lei It, n
letter
sud before II has boon delivered to
person lowborn it was address
it may In re. ailed by telegram
mailing The
i Hint Fulled
Slain is I be agent i lb t
while the letter i- The
decision Is Important to
men to private Individuals.
H,
put,.
Hi. mailer, line vi the
points I. lie rein,
letters to soldiers
is that the
vessel or of the cm
pun which addresses may
id. Philadelphia rd,
Ck II. J. I. i m.,,
MOORE.
At
N. C.
for Mule,
in i
F.
Engineer ill
um. c-.
WATER POWER.
A Mills u. Kure,
N. C
1.1.1 AM
AT LAW,
N. C.
Dr.
DENTIST.
N. t.
Office over J.





EASTERN REFLECTOR
X.
D. J.
t the Post at
Greenville. X. s
Mail Mailer.
Friday,
The of tax valuations
has recently had mad more discus
than usually gels,
may result in some reformation in
listing when another assessment
time comes. The railroads of the
State thought they were assessed
too high this year, their
valuation for taxation was not in
to the valuation of other
property over the State, so they
took the matter Judge Si-
on injunction. The
ease came on for a hearing last
week in many of the
State's lawyers were there
representing each Hundreds
of affidavit wen Introduced, some
setting forth that other
was not at lull value
but only at about two-thirds or
three fourths value, others
affirming that property was assess-
its lull value. At this writ
log a decision has not beau given
out. soil is not known yet how the
matter will end.
does not take side- with the rail
in the value assess-
ed against them reduced, for we do
not yet believe are rallied at
near what would bring in
oath. On the other hand we
that lo lake the State over,
other property nine cases of
ten is not ill near it actual
i-ash mine. According to our way
of thinking all properly should
at its true value then
the tax rate should i-
lower. Ami such val
made to on
all alike proportion to
they possessed.
MARRIAGES
tine In Church, Two Home.
win. it .
In the Methodist church
evening Mr. It.
Miss
were joined in holy
The bridal party reached the
church a past o'clock, and
Mr. I. Fleming
rendered the wedding march as
entered.
The usher- were Dr. I ha. nil.
Messrs. M.
U. F. Burch,
J.
The bride entered with her maid
of honor. Miss Lucy, Johnson, and I
the groom with his best man, Mr.
II. Waller
The ceremony was by
N. M. Watson and was
impressive.
Following the ceremony n
held at the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs. V. II. Which
Bid, where many friends called to
extend congratulations.
They received several
h and bridal presents,
NEWS.
in North Carolina.
THE
AND
II i I . Sept.
are going
The Daily S made its
appearance Saturday.
May it live as long as
Its parent, the old
has us weekly visits for
nigh three-quarters of a century.
month like cakes.
Relief agent Crump is here in The convention of the
place days, church will be in
to know the sick In Wilson Oct. 34th to 37th.
arc improving ii,,. .,, for the
I office made by the recent
goes lo Greenville ,,,.,, ,,,. Court clerk
this to work in the Bis-
i r. i, office a few day.
Thomas and little
if Davit county.
Greensboro Aldermen
a license tax of year on
hi blacks.
Jefferson Dost, of
daughter, of
n nice little v yesterday. They ,
were the guests. W, I. House.
Substantial county, who was gored a bull,
money saved is money made. You died his injuries.
would have saved money by boy ii. a. of Wilmington,
log Wire Fence some time ago w, by the
of a lamp While he was asleep i i a
Charlotte hotel, only lived a day
Biter the accident.
. unit surd w
At n Wednesday
at
for advance, but as
fore gels any higher.
iv It. -Bring soar col
Ion lo the
cotton market. Having special,
advantages, we propose lo Succeeds.
former the of them, The man who keeps with the
Strain the market as heretofore, times, who thinks, reads, studies.
The baled this year's and uses good judgment, is
sold here for ii cents, and brought man who succeeds. Th
Proud A in the Realms I
the
The famous family,
the great of The Wallace
Shows does work bonier on
the marvelous. In truth, some of
are of com-
it
passes with hut little more
from the public than simpler
displays solely the
can folio its intricate and
perplexing
It happens
when a hazardous
is accomplished the and
sill
from entry wherein the
the show may
found ranged as
tors when are
This to their genius from
their fellow performers is as
usual as it is simultaneous, and
to their superiority more
than any eulogy possibly
good.
When an act can hold the
of actors a of the St irks
does, may indeed said to be
truly great. At Greenville OB Fri-
day Sept. SO.
TO RIGHT AM LEFT YOU CM GO
TWO STORES TO HANDLE
THE TRADE.
New every train boat. suit you in
DRESS
CLOTHING.
HATS.
THINKS.
e.
A call will
man
who proceeds along the same line
today as he did the years ago is a
surely
is no doubt true, back number, and will
distanced by his hustling,
home Of Mr. S. broth- B. F. Co.
or bride, South Greenville, The oil adage said I
Mr. J Cobb and Miss Ellen
M. were married in I yd ii is to keep saying
presence of s lends rein and doing more all lime, and if awake Talks.
lives. The ceremony was perform- there is any to be done,
of Would
The couple on the morning j be glad to have our customers say
train bridal nip to Baltimore more too, If ism o we
New They will remain will appreciate and use it as an
in latter lo attend the advertisement. u-
will to by It, and
remedy ill.- difficulty.
I A Ms.
Ai i he home., f bride, two Afterthoughts,
miles from Greenville, I o'clock Ii Is the things we do not do
Wednesday Mr. V. W. make us weary of life.
Barber Miss Mary were Hardly anybody is as sure of
married. Kev. C. I himself as he would have people
reception.
We saw a young lady out rid-
on her wheel a few days ago
with a Smith Wesson pistol
buckled on her handle nays
The Cent rev Pleas.
mug lady was ready to protect
An , -red N
S i I it . .
. arc
and They
Cute Headache. Bit-
Sour Stomach,
and Sold
everywhere, per box.
flood
herself, and if more would follow
her example there would be fewer
outrages committed. A woman
with a gnu
w i-hes lo
roll extends
if these
Built Peanut Trade
Boykin, Va., is a nourishing
town of live hundred people, a
Post correspondent writes.
And Mi. II. Beadles says it
would be impossible to find,
throughout the old Dominion, live
more honest,
and abiding citizens than those
over whom he officiates as mayor,
The town was incorporated in
By association this is properly a
North Carolina town, being
two miles from the And
large part of arc Tar
Heels, giving rise a large North
Carolina trade.
The largest trade here is in the
peanut market. twenty-
lire thousand hags were bee
last season. It is the money
crop. Norfolk, which is the
largest peanut market in the world,
offers larger prices for peanuts
raised in this section than for those
of any other section, Peanuts are
shipped from here lo Norfolk.
where they are cleaned,
and branded Hand Pick
which brand is now famous
world over.
Under cultivation
laud here can be made to pro-
duce from twelve to eighteen thou
sand peanuts, which sell
on the market at average of
three cents per pound.
font to
secure the erection of an establish
for the cleaning of peanuts,
The people are in earnest concern
this movement, and doubtless
by another season large
of peanuts handled here year-
will also lie cleaned here.
The cultivation of cotton has
almost abandoned for that of
five hundred bales of cotton
were handled here last season.
Only a few years ago every farm,
of any in this Bastion had its
own whereas now there is bill
gin a an miles
of II I, I II-
When a man become of
the idea be is a philosopher,
it is pretty hard to get him
to News,
Pretty as a
attractive place low
is the store of Co.
Their fall and winter opening is
now in
display of new goods
l ion of every beholder. This on
lakes the lead
variety and magnitude of
stock. not fail lo sec
play.
A sanguine disposition is one
best that can continue in hope for some
thing which It knows won't hap-
pen.
Sometimes when we are
up the size of our
we arc standing In our own
light.
Whether a man is crank or
depends much on his
as a purl Unsocial ma-
chine.
Often.
Dick Moore, man
of Heaver Dam township, is
yens He is a defendant at
court week, charged with in-
jury to says this is the
time that he has been in the
Court House since he got married,
right after war.
MILLS
Johnson's Mm is.
W. Harding left la-l week for
Chapel Hill.
Miss Annie Harding went to
Kinston yesterday.
Miss Katie of
ville, is visiting friends in
neighborhood.
I. II. S.
M. are jurors
from here this
May left Monday lo attend
the A. U. College at
Rice to Greenville
a position as
salesman C.
Died.
The angel visited the home
of Mr. II. Harris
night, and claimed their little
Seven year old son, for his
victim. He others of
children were down with typhoid
lover. His remains were Interred
iii Branch church yard Sat
evening. Kev. I.,
bro conducted funeral services.
The parents have HI
sympathy. The remaining six are
all Improving, -Fret Will Baptist.
After Wilmington, no
from Marion Butler's
domination In the
and alter New Hanover
I no suffered more than
The county
this county have accepted
resignation of Sheriff Hahn. the
officer who had a number
deputies under him.
Sheriff Hahn agreed to
of being allowed
as tax
office where he Will
have power to offend by
pointing ignorant to office.
thrown this sop. he is
lied, and the county avoids the an-
Joseph Kinsey
was elected sheriff. And
thus, the great victory
for while last year,
and the overthrow of the horrors
of fusion the eastern
are gradually coming
from under plague of darkness.
western counties of
State do
Observer.
A Motor,
Capital in the mercantile world
has bean sailed -the universal mo-
la the power which
which keeps the tradesman's bail
moving. there are various
sorts of capital, and the kind to
the may
directly is advertising. Knob
advertisement published
which is read extensively is
so much capital wall invested, and
as a along the
merchant's is universal
and potential. It keeps his
going and growing, and enlarges
capital which he may
have banks or in property,
Trust not to bill
put your faith in Hood's
which never
It is the Is-st medicine cm
buy.
Times to hard.
are
It doesn't follow that a well-
posted man should lie stuck up.
It's only natural that there
should little game at a stag
party.
In Women's Places.
Since so many women are forging
to in lines of employment
regarded as the inherent
rights and privileges of Hie rough-
sex. it Deed not surprise any one
If men seek revenge by
the work of the hired girl.
chambermaid, the scullion, the
cook, and even the seamstress
The Iii-st general movement of this
kind was made in a Southern city,
where have I employed
for some time as general house
workers They
nave given entire satisfaction, and
no --nigger need
Chicago now is following suit, as
we judge by the advertise-
the papers, though whites
arc wanted there instead of blacks.
I know a French family this
city has had a white man do-
and general
housework for twelve years, and
no woman could approach him
general
Press.
Land Sale.
By virtue live power vested in by
decree in ; special in Bu-
iN-nor Court, entitled Cos nod
Skinner, ex t sell land
September
Court
U the
Ida piece r f
lo mi N. K.
and bounded on
the Drown, But
by Cox no, South
by Won by
No. the Plot -4
town nod win c
owned and J.
o, j.
FIVE POINTS.
OUR
PATRONS
W. H. White, W. T. Fleming
the that is
OFFERED, AT
LOWEST
I ow one of the new Bawls
stores prepared to supply all
your wants in the way of
AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
Mine i an
I carry a
FULL STOCK BEST
mo a call anything in
y line is needed and I to
lease you ill quality and
price of the goods,
We have just
nil with an entirely new
complete stock of------
We Carry
Dry Goods, Notions. Boots,
Shoos, Hats, Hardware,
Farm Implements,
Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Lard, Tobacco, etc., in fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE
carried in a general stock.
We Also Sell
Why
Notice to Creditors.
Tin of the Coon i Pin j
county
lo me, the undersigned, n Id
l i of . 1899, the of f
Notice hereby
in the lo make;
Immediate lo the
and in
their claim, to
undersigned, within after
dale of will
in bar
This Hi. day of Aim., 1809,
CANNON,
nu Er-talc of
NEW
ARRIVALS
N,.
WORSTEDS,
PERCALES,
Complete line of
TRIMMINGS,
and to date SHOW,
CAPS and
III
ml III
a-
. AM
end
, Mid
r, areas
or Ii.
free. AUria
co.
or
for free
WASH
Sale make Assets
of power i In by j
a in iii
Court, V. A Wayne,
Wayne, . J. Cox
J. Cox, the will on
the of October. 1899, be-
Court
now to Bale to the bidder
i to
tractor of land,
in Swift Creek and as
Hake, Ardent
lo the
then us a Make,
North to a to
thence South to the
with the Causey hue to a stake, P.
A. corner, thence North to the
with the
road to H. A. corner, thence
with
them c Watt 11- to a near a
pine, with Smith's line to
or
tern SKINNER,
AT
MY STORE IS AN
PROBLEM TO SOLVE. IT
is BECAUSE NO DEALER
A A BETTER,
FRESHER OB SB-
STOCK OF
Groceries,
Canned Goods
AND KINDS Of
Table
that are to c ham. I have
one of now
i-an now lie found just arrows
,. C,
NEW GOODS
my
of
J. S.
NORTH CAROLINA
Count j.
Know men iv presents
That we, Peru and U-
the firm
Danville, Va., with I.
Taylor, of Henderson. N. C- trailing at
X. C, the name Off
I, P. Toy tor A Co., and II. P. of
N. C. to form a
and by virtue of
of North Carolina, Chapter A
Code of
The name and
shall be II. V.
J It for the of
in the
In the town Greenville, N. C.
J. II. and O. W.
mil n A at Danville. Va.,
arc and J. G.
Dudley and P. Taylor, trading J. P.
Taylor A-Co., at N. C, arc
Said A- to
of raid -1. i I limited
ship mini of Five
I p. Taylor A Co to the
capital of special
the tun of Dollars.
The begin
Sept. continue for
mid n
o.
J.
II
UP TO SEE
How nice we are our
new store. Drop in we will
yon. We are just opposite
the of having
a much larger store than usual we
arc
s a a a a a s
. GOODS
GROCERIES.
Yon will three
Joe and to wait on you
to please you.
Whim it ponies to prices, yon
will ours rock bottom.
Come to see us.
J, L BRO.
D. W.
HI. IN
N.
Cotton Hagging Tics always
on i
Fresh goods kept
baud. produce
Hold. A trial will you.
D. W.
HAY,
TON SEED HULLS AND
MEAL AND GUANO.
Our prices on everything will be
found us low a good article can
You are cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid
of country produce.
WHITE FLEMING.
V.
Alter two
Premiums have been paid
IS
f.
that
of Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
U. Has Cash Value,
Loan Value,
Extended
works automatically,
ti. Will reinstated within
three years after lapse if you are
health.
After Year
No Restrictions,
Dividends arc payable at the he-
ginning of the and of each
year, provided the
for the. current year be paid
They may be used
To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase or
To Make Policy Payable as
an during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J, L. SUGG,
N. P.
Have n
you
If . them tome. I at
pi
E. M.
N.
H. W.
WHICH ARD
, -in . W, H
in
M. C.
The Stock
prices us low as the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country
Gen. Joe
Is no taking the situation around
Manila. Now let V Ham relieve t is
give the Old Buttermilk Ringer a half
chance very hear the
gents calling for the calf rope. The
Buttermilk Hanger was given to our cavalry
the An to be
must have in r leader. Take
the record of Jackson. Why the
soldiers under him no such as
defeat, and to just say that the
rear was enough to throw consternation
the ramp of the enemy, is
as the world, and
the mere name
creates a in We
understand bow can always get in
the rear of their prices, but this is easily ex-
plained. For we have a leader that knows
every hog path that leads to the different
manufacturing of this country, and
keeps posted. this way SOS only
buy from hands, thereby saving the
middle man's profit. Our buyer will soon
arrived Greenville and then
FRANK.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
LOCAL
Court week.
Equinox weather is on.
The dust been settled once
more.
Look up Tub man
give a dollar.
Hymen nice, of Johnson's
baa taken a position with C, T.
The of Prof,
dale's Male Academy went up to
Monday
Another lot of the non-spilling
ink cent at
tor Book Store.
The train brings almost a full
load of people to court from down
the road.
The patent medicine quack who
After midnight Hal night
Policemen James a ml and
Deputy Sheriff Mason Blade a
a down in the railroad
ravine and scooped in a crowd
Is and having a rowdy
time. The crowd was locked up.
Mayor Move gave the crowd a
hearing this morning.
Adi lo
today.
J. Wiggins returned lo Tar-
this
Mrs. A. Papa as returned this
morning
Swift Galloway,
Hill, is attending court.
It. Hardy, of Hie
News and Observer, is in town.
Rev. It. II. Minnie Is conducting
a meeting near this week.
Hies Nellie left this
morning lo re
folk.
Kinston,
who bus bean bUbs
retained home Saturday
evening.
I Tuesday, ISM.
II. of Kinston.
I today here.
Bar. J- B. Morion returned lo
this morning.
I. I, Monday
evening from Henderson.
Rev. tunnels Joyner, of Bean-
foil county, came in Monday eve-
SUPERIOR COURT
September Term Now In Session
The September tens of Pill
convened this i. a
A.
and I. I. Moore represent
Slate. Till-
drawn as the grand the
term.
I. It.
Book, B. M. Lewis,
M.
C. J. Smith, W.
Andrews, t.
s. Hester, It.
HI
OS .
docket lo dis-1
. i being
I -a-l
and
pose of, sci.
link dis
guilty,
Slid
tiring
;. not .
keeping
i j. ;. i
III
Bullock, Tony Baptist,
WANT IT, AMI VIII IAN
TO THE------
OR IT BY
ii
MAN AMI TOP
THE TO ALL, OH COMB AMI
SEE MM
Vi II
ii.-. i. i. n. Walter Snead, Williams, rt K T f TI A O H
Samuel ,,.,,,,,. ,. ,;,,,, W f ft X K fr X. V ,
,.;, M A
Negro, Whiskey. Pistol.
That is a Combination calculated
to cause trouble, is a mixture
that is seldom made without trouble
growing out of it. Put in
a hip pocket, till him with
bad and follow him to
and you will see some-
thing happen.
Sal night the colored folks
had a festival the Odd Fellows
hall. Jim was there
loaded with Kith whiskey a
pistol. Jim started out the door
usually comes with court is mil In where a crowd nut Standing, and
evidence now.
Some men are kept so busy
counting the coal that they never ball found Charlie Johnson,
crying out I'm
Bred his pistol into crowd.
Mrs. J. S. Norman returned
Monday evening from a visit lo
Gilliam, of Tarboro.
down Monday evening to at
lend court.
Mrs. Allen Warren left Ibis
morning for Washington to visit
her daughters.
Rev. M. Watson returned
Monday evening from a visit lo
relatives in Georgia.
Herbert was taken
sick some weeks ago and went to
his home Wilson, returned
evening. The boys all
glad to sec him well and back
again.
Con Treasurer J, B,
left this morning for Baltimore to
have his eyes treated. His eyes
have been giving him trouble for
some lime and nil hope hi- may
relief.
Wednesday,
L. Cahoon, Raleigh
Post,
W. P. Book.
charge of the
able
one. Be dispatches work of
the court way.
The jury for this week is
composed of J. I. Flanagan, J. T.
Dunn, W. P. Joyner, J. i.
lain. I. E. A.
M. M.
and profanity. Tony Baptist and
Minnie not guilty,
all guilty . each,
to be divide I between then,
each.
Other cases disposed
costs;
L. II. Render. S. Carter
A. Gainer, It.
The oases nave
false
tense, not guilty.
Randolph, earning
My Stock
of -g
i is Complete
and Major Car-
IN ALL
pants,
At prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
ring i
guilty.
lo Superior
over
Court.
William drunk dis
orderly, lined costs, total
w. s. keeping billiard
coaled weapon, pleads lined open after II P. M.
have time to buy.
You can't blame a mini for walk-
as if lie were intoxicated when
his shoes
This week we get an equal
vision of light and
and nights the same length.
Fresh arrivals of Cork Sausage,
Best Butter, Hominy Flakes and
New Mullets at M.
Powell entertained a
mini In t of friends at an oyster
feast in City
day
The merchant who defers his I
bis share of
trade. get in the
of hustlers.
Attention Is called to the state-
of the Bank of Greenville at
the close of business Sept. 7th.
It shows a large increase of
since last report.
Knit good To-
Burns, Puck House and all
necessary buildings. Land adapt-
ed to all crops. Apply to G. M.
Tucker, Greenville, N. C.
Every read about cotton
factories, furniture factories, and
so started other towns.
there is no place needs them
than Greenville.
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell
tickets to New York to the
reception at one fare for the
trip. Tickets will lie sold Sept.
I 27th, good to return until
Oct. Mb.
passing through the the
shoulder and entering the body.
Charlie is seriously wounded
Jim is in jail.
MURDERERS ARRAIGNED.
Trial Set In Two Cases.
On Monday afternoon
Joyner was arraigned before Judge
Hoke the charge of murdering
The usual form of
arraignment was gone through
with the case was set for
Friday, 22nd. A of
seventy-live was ordered summon
ed. The court appointed Messrs.
Fleming and Harding to conduct
the defense.
Tuesday morning Moore,
Hoyt MOON and W. II. Wilkins
were arraigned on the charge of
murdering Constable Elisha Bryan,
The case was set for trial on Mon-
day, 30th, and a of one
hundred was ordered summoned.
The only John Clark, Wilson.
struck town today.
Miss returned Tues-
day evening from Baltimore.
E. Woodard, of Wilson,
Tuesday court
Miss Lillian fair returned
morning from a visit lo
Miss Sallie returned
Tuesday evening from a visit to
Raleigh.
Mis. Alice Harper and little son
returned this morning from a visit
to range.
II. Wilkinson, of Raleigh,
arrived Tuesday evening tail
her parents. Mr. and Mis. W. T.
J. M. Blow came up from Win
this to spend
and coats.
Jackson, fornication,
sentenced six months
in jail with leave to Commissioners
lo hire out.
Jackson,
pleads guilty, sentenced six
months in jail with leave Com-
missioners to hire out.
A. J. Baker, violating town or
mistrial.
Amos Hardy, . . voting, not
guilty.
Lance Woolen;.
plead lined l and
costs.
Smith, concealed
weapon, guilt.
John and
guilty,
lined and
Jerry and Henry
lined
l coats,
W. II. Moore carrying concealed
weapon, pleads judgment
on pal of costs.
Henry Galling, Jr. assault
deadly weapon, pleads guilty, lined
and coats.
Scott enticing away
pleads judgment
suspended on of costs.
John currying concealed
weapon, lined . and
Mary slander, pleads
guilty, judgment suspended on
payment of costs.
Alfred K.
With deadly weapon, plead
guilty. Tucker lined Maud
lined total He
look appeal to Superior
Court.
eon-j
duel and profane language,
and costs, total 98.05.
and J. II. Murphy.
mid disorderly, lined each
James drunk and dis
and pistol, bound
lo Superior Court.
J. Button, drunk and i i
lined and
Davis, drunk and
lined and total
T. B. Cherry and Jonas Warren,
t.
lo Superior Court.
Dreyfus Free,
I., tor.
Sept. Act out he
pardon from the Council of Minis
was released front
custody early this morning.
Ills w he took I lain at
fur
very pale and is still quite ill.
A HAD ACCIDENT.
Town Creek Bridge Collapses.
White
REPAIRING,
General Shop.
WE AUK. BACK AGAIN AT OLD STAND MAIN
AND ABE READY TO PUBLIC. WE
HAVE MACHINERY BETTER
PARED FOB WORK.
BICYCLES MAUL TO ANY
hums
few days and help H
a rush of work.
Seeking- Peace.
lo
; Manila, Sept Insurgent
General today passed through the
American lines to sec lien. Otis.
It is reported that be is on a mis-
of peace. He previously re-
quested exchange of prisoners.
Pardoned.
Monday Sheriff Mooring received
a telegram from U. S. Attorney
him that
the President had pardoned B. L.
and he could lie re-
leased from custody.
was a States prisoner
who was sentenced lo six months
to pay a fine of
He has been in jail nearly
live mouths.
Presbyterian Service
Rev. J. B. Morton preached two
splendid sermons in the
church Sunday lo large con-
The dis-
course was on the blessings that arc
to that and
evening was unity of the
. Inn The latter sermon was
one he had preached here Wore
and wan repeated by
There was good music at
vices. Miss Robeson sang a solo
with chorus in the morning and
Mr. sang a solo
at night.
Ti Friends and
hare in.- It.
A. Tyson, Bend your Laundry
to Mr. A. Tyson's store.
Thanking yea for
nu I hoping i of same
I am yours to serve,
HUGH .
of the Just
Smelt
The fragrance of life is
vigor and strength, neither of
which can be found in a per-
son whose blood is impure,
and every breath
of internal troubles.
Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies,
vitalizes and enriches the
blood, gives a good appetite
and makes the weak strong.
Run Down
down in health
Wheat
Ma op L.
Toward. Pa.
Dr. Redding
Dr. P. Redding, who was well
known in and lived for
sometime at the cross roads
north of town, died night
his home county.
He was years of age.
Wiggins, false
judgment
ponded on payment of
Monday afternoon the grand
returned a true bill for
against Elijah Joyner, also a
true bill for murder against Robert
C, Sept.
. bridge over
n mar t
fell In with the wagons carrying
baggage belonging to the em-
of road ma
Five horses were In-
one wagon was broken to
pieces and a driver
stunned. There were two wagons
on bridge, and when the front
wagon was just over stream
where water is feel
and William II. Wilkins.
Walter Smith, resisting
lineal and costs,
resisting
SI II Id's SI I HITS
Wily not wear good
you can get
THE
CO
CO
in. , in i. i
. I.
Stopped By Injunction.
see.
Tarboro, X.
has granted to the
Pipe a
injunction against the
municipal authorities restraining
from further in
the establishment of water
system here. The sinking of deep
wells has boon suspended, the in-
Junction being In effect until
hearing lakes place Raleigh
Dec.
rev Ins Pardoned.
i. n.
Paris, Sept. Council of
Ministers decided today to pardon
Dreyfus, the pardon to lie effective
shortly. Dreyfus his
appeal for reversal of judgment,
lie will probably be abroad to
av-old a
not guilt v.
assault with
deadly weapon, guilty, motion for
judgment defendant re-
quired to give bond for costs.
V. Anderson and Prank Bum-
hill, assault deadly weapon. I
lined costs.
Anderson not guilty.
assault with
deadly weapon, not
Vines,
deadly weapon,
Will Randolph and
The lo
I the other wagon also fell in, but by ITS
some means broke loose from
vehicle which remained standing,
on the bridge.
tine driver was rendered uncoil-
had
not the others pulled him out.
The leg of one horse was broken
all others bun.
I The tents, trunks, of the em-
went to the bottom of the
reek and remained there
; out today.
with The a I
b Slops
have been to repair the
ll SHIRTS
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
-i
MONEY
is
sizes and styles kepi constantly,
III SHIRTS
-III SHIRTS
sin
C. S. FORBES,
THE
until
of
The
Attractions.
mil with deadly weapon, Ran I bridge.
pleads guilty, lined A
Forbes not
Louis II. Smith. with
weapon, pleads guilty,
lined
Will not
guilty.
Will Randolph and
ten, assault with deadly weapon,
Collen lined and
Randolph guilty.
Season's
-THE AND IX--------
FALL WINTER GOODS.
, W
ft, J t- v i. to
t AMI I XII AT BOTTOM PRICKS. DON
t .-. it all than
p .; us to widely ,
. her
. lo know
extend k the only way Hi
.
that ii help I J
Ii i I- i i
Chills Old
Night Sweat-- 11- -t.
Chill Tonic -ii
to lake if it hula Re-
the
other as good,
IS.,
the drag storm
only i
H u a
. In
. i. I i
nob I'd W. i ml
it p- i .- after lb
FROM
X i It Mil I A ERE T RE FITTED
OPT, STRAIGHT TO OLD
H.
And you ran And just what you want in-------
Wiley
line of the new on
is with me HIS
I EX US TO CALL. I can ls in
side reel. Link out for me.
of M
H. C. HOOKER.





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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
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Honorably Conducted, Honestly Advertised.
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WILL HAVE THEIR
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WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
I SEPTEMBER
and will have on display
MOST COMPLETE COL-
of BEAUTIFUL GOODS
IN EVERY LINE THAT IT HAS
Ever Been Your Pleasure to See in
Greenville.
Everybody, especially the la-
dies, invited to come.
Circus, Museum, Menagerie and
Royal Roman Hippodrome.
Three Rings. Half Mile Kara Track, inn
Acts. I JO Knees, I Acres
Drove of
IS Open Den-. A Mini Dully
CAPITAL
The Greatest in the world with the
Benson,
THE q NELSONS, CHALLENGE ACTS.
The Aerialists. The and
Skating Experts. The
Artists. Mile, Globe.
Principal Female Equestrians.
Aerial Bar Extraordinary. Leon and Singing
The Sisters Vortex- -Triple
Grand Spectacular Ballot, led by
Sisters Premier Danseuses.
OUR GRAND STREET PARADE.
At M. Daily, is the lineal ever pat on the street. A of
Triumph ii Hood Taste, with Lavish
Luxury greatest Professional
Conceivable.
Excursions Run mi livery Line of Travel.-
Devices Tolerated
disappoints.
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called lit- i I .-. r mock
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The Reflector
Book Store
The Standard Bottles
wagon
low, the
ti en
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In i .
tin- window,
; s.
id
One s t.
i lo la id
f from ; i a l
hit If not
It
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ii is to bf
of t
l lo to on-
to
others
HI din
Ff I t Ala.
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Tit
Never spill when turned over.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
x. fine appetite and a old age.
are some results of the use
of Pills. A
dose will convince you of their
the at wonderful effects and virtue.
Greenville, S. as . ., ,
A Known Fact.
absolute cure for sick head-
. ,. . . , ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
A charge bail . .
. . , a. constipation
made
of the bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
of of and all kindred diseases.
a Liver Pills
in I nines. As m
tin on-
I lo get similar
Ii U ,
It- I KM
have lute of in a No
York Mora on day he
I a
silver mil
Into Ibo but to.
one f be
said la lbs dark.
mil-.
one with the ruby In
the
took from I lie It
and it worth
oven The Tenon it
iv In both hands and held it
up lo the Then drawing him
up lo bin full height, which was
feet, he the revolver barrel
upon his h ft elbow, for
looked over Ibo
the Those
who BOW him dodged.
Mr. with
j ho
weapon, i lo wear
if i Kim down In my stale the people
i Would he down their
e long killed with
A Free Trip to Paris
; i I'm I.
The in,, i.-.
in huge
to
sell i In- retail
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OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
leave Washington
Holidays, Wednesdays and
days at ti A. H, for
water
leave Inn u at A.
If., i A. M. on
Hailing de-
pending mi stage of water.
Connecting at with
for Norfolk,
New York Hom-
and fur all for the Went
with railroads at
should freight
Hie Old Dominion H. H. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
from
mid Line from
it
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N. C.
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Give us a call.
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Visiting Card
Full Sheet Poster
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only a year and con
the news every week,
and in formation to
th grow-
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
BAKER HART
IN-
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
A SPECIALTY
The Eastern
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FOB-
XVIII.
GREENVILLE, COUNTY. N C. . SEPTEMBER a. Reg
.- .
TIE
S S T
MB U
ever made in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market was made at the .
1ST
All the surrounding counties were represented and the planters were all pleased with their prices.
They are learning that my of haying no drummers and adding the money to the price of their tobacco
is to their interest and they bring the tobacco to
THE
me Your next Load.
OLAF
Sole Owner and Proprietor
AROUND THE WORLD.
nowhere
I mailing lbs nail stop,
lions will be short, all
can get off I will wish to spend In j full of both men and women children and
Letter. a. Cotten did In their .
and all, many dogs. literally owned n, fair of
On
at
Al Sea.
saw the sand
hills of the Virginia
Hie I con-
fess Mini my haul wink at the
thought of all I was leaving, but it
is not for sailors to lie sail and so
we turned to the sea and to each
other I'm- not with-
out success. Since day we
have steadily moving toward
the ill Hie rule of two
11-I live
We are now two thousand
six hundred miles away and three
more days of weather will
bring us to Gibraltar. The
of great Import In a sailor, has
been tine and I be trip so far has
been devoid of
I'm- the few nights we had a
full moon, and often when I bad
the deck at night I would
think of you all at and
wish I were with you. Occasion-
ally night a and
in watching him rise
slowly to the and blow up
a n i n of spray, or watch the
porpoises leap and play around the
ship when it is not calm, for the
porpoise does not play during a
calm. liven a like a speck on
the is watched-with in
I will mail this as soon as I get
in i -n yon
you I look the town.
ll,
in carriage and following
I winding road for mi hour
found n Ugh crag at Ku-
June
Well, everything wool on In
, . . which la tho southern
usual way the morning . , , ,,,,
June the cry of
brought us hurrying on deck
and we saw far off of
Boon we were near
In make out the rooks on
the shore. Boon we were
the KI rail To
rook of Gibraltar,
to the south rock of
called by Pillars
Ba-
these two rocks the wind
rushes with great force, bill we
forged ahead and came lo an
in the Hay in
shadow of key to
Alas the face of
risk was devoid of
and ton no of American
As as duly would
permit I the as we
call going ashore. The town of
Gibraltar is clustered
water at the foot of the is
a very pretty and interesting town.
The street are paved and clean,
and shade of leafy palms is cool
and inviting. No one is allowed lo
Crossing the I bad a very
view of chair
which Mark Twain so humor
in
We stayed four
are now cruising In the
blue north
while the milky way
like .; of no. wonder
it great as
with such heaven lo
Tn III.
of I
County,
makes oath
Hull he is senior partner of
of Prank s do-
business in the of Toledo,
County and Slate aforesaid, and
will pay the sum of
for
each and every case of Catarrh that
be cared by Hall's
Catarrh Core. J.
to before me and
in my presence, day of
of every kind of
puppy
only
doge mil
Inn,
point , s ,. reel In
far below came the roar of I j I
, ,. . ,. . Ku Iran every
sea dashing
wall lo Hie right, across With long
., , . .,
bay ,., ,
In left, across the on.
t he cwt of Morocco, a of the Canal, In about . six years ago, and enlisted in the the
while behind and around rose the, dog week. Ii is said to be the navy, under the assumed of, system. PRANK J.
lofty and points of dog , place in world. there j George W. and gave John
bed Gibraltar. Truly a grand. j,,,.,,,, ,. t must he true short. I will mall Ibis his
the mere looking which Hint can of the It will lie
has not, the number of months before I can bear from
Mi. John W. Page, of
Pill county, who town yes
to
of Africa. I am perfect had quite December, A. U.
Iv well and and am enjoying v
We ill bis Al-j In-
reach Port Said. entrance ran from homo some , and Beta directly on the
makes a mini grow.
Hack again through the city,
with its of soldiers,
the market where I
of life and movement. Boots load
Am s,
I mil be or
pointed if this Idler proves both
I am
A we leave
I will my
sinus of that place mail let
This I will
inspect the tort i Heat ions,
kept my eyes open ll I I
from a but pro-
observations would not
Interest fa around
sometimes found myself in places
where I was told I could nut go,
strolling the public gal-
I plucked lowers where
was told could not pluck
dogs ho the j I Imp.-lo lots
fair was in its glory night, t letters from yon nil when I gel lo
spent In seeing the Manila. I will write again after
town. There nothing of inter- renal.
ad with donkeys with ,,, s.,, new
saddles as large as f Hop, . found,
with fruit or ring. The
crying their wares in many tongues, i.,,,,,
while of but I saw
of
were The were a without a, top. now in part of the
by far the most to j eighteen bulls had been killed in but I will try lo
because new to my sight. They daring the three preceding into the heat of right away,
arc large men of dark complexions. but go hack where I It'll off in
On I licit-heads they wear bright . evening I attended the last letter. As you we
colored turbans, their bod- was held in the extreme to traverse whole length
lea they wear a white or colored pretty public gardens, Trees, the Mediterranean Bee,
loose Bowing robe which covers tents with cruise was most delightful,
shoulder u, yellow Hag Spain. The weather In the Mediterranean
their to their pavilions. famous, I must say a
legs are gamblers and word about It, wonts cm
In- merry-go-round tell of Its delight. Mild,
node a merry scene. Crowds of sol- y days, with gentle
Hull's Family Pills are the la-st.
Senator Carter of Montana, for-
chairman
Committee says that an
income tax will soon be enacted
for the States, and then
the Republicans will claim the idea
as own.
lie served in the Spanish war, and
later to the Philip-
where he to
chief in the marine
sen iii-. And father
has from his sou fur over
year, there has been
mi tint letter lying In
to
John W. Pollard, stamped
upon S.
hip the
some means it
was for Mr.
Page, In- was notified to
and open this he did
proved letter from Commander n
1.1.
MOORE.
At Law.
Greenville, N. C.
In criminal
H-
Across the bay in Spain, about
even eight miles away,
town called
that a fair was in progress there,
decided toga I
soon found myself in the King
. . in-
April 1-1 Informing him of
the death of his son in hospital.,
The letter
lo young man and slated there
y.
,,. Mr. who ton
iv n yesterday to see Hon.
Engineer and
iii
-8 and
WATER POWER.
X, C, N. C
AT-LAW,
of Spain. W a
in. .-.-. h-.
Hearing with red of clearest blue. Each I to a made above
two-story caps, girls, in crowds, in the sun would sink like a and Mr. Sim at ,,,
hall of lire into the sea without n lo procure money
white with heavy -load to bide while id if possible h Greenville, H.
and broad hats, all night. An., inch turned lo his alee over J, C.
.,. ii ii. ti. the . inn . ions, in, .-.
It
I .-.


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Eastern reflector, 22 September 1899
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The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
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September 22, 1899
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