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EASTERN REFLECTOR,
X.
D. J. Ed. Owner.
AD
Hie Post el
Greenville, N. an Second
Mail Matter.
OBSERVATIONS.
Made by The Va.
Every man who is seedy is nut a
farmer.
that doesn't
worm.
The photographer is the DUD
whole expert at making
The average titled iIi i
. I -ll- I- . I.
Unkind rustle the that
the in the garden
the heart.
If some people were to tell the
truth they looked
humorists.
Take love out of life and there
would be DO sunshine in the
or happiness in or
in the heart.
The supply of truth la letting so
very small that it is now used
mostly for Veneering falsehood.
Is a Handsome and Dressy that
will not torture her tootsie
by their shape
LADIES
LL
at
To those
in Tints Tills
are keep the
Men in perfect order and are
. n absolute cure
for sick headache, indigestion,
malaria, torpid liver,
and all bilious diseases.
Liver Pills
l-i-u
II -1 II
The f
n ,
v .
are the acme of beauty and comfort
and the prices are the lowest for well
made Shoes from high grade mate-
that you can find in Greenville
or anywhere. We have them in the
latest styles. Our line of Mens, Boys and Child
Shoes are unsurpassed for beauty and durability.
Come and see us when you want up to date Shoes that
give satisfaction.
J. B. Cherry Co.
Queer Case Before a Magistrate.
A remarkable ease was tried
here yesterday morning before
Squire W. L.
K. M. Keith are contractors living
in this county. Borne days ago
Keith and gave
him fur this amount, pay-
able to Keith, or order. Keith re
the cheek after the hanks
were closed and asked
Lamb, Greensboro merchants, to
cash it. They did so; hut found
out shortly afterwards that the
cheek had not been endorsed by
Keith. Mr. then
Keith, but was Bud him. Cincinnati i
He happened, however, lo meet o put up at a table at Columbus i . nave
and thinking the matter with a, number of legislator and the lamps. fee white or ground
might lie simplified, begot e way In Which they ad-glass.
dressed each other greatly the eyes under water
traveler, Ii was, bathing, la sail water.
Will torn .,,,., H ,, h,
no
spoke to each other as the gen-
from
happened to bail from. For ten
or the drummer
bore it ill silence. Then be Mid
crushed the statesmen
A Washington man has received tinging in stentorian tones to
a letter from a republican Mend in the waiter. the gentleman as it can borne is heller.
to change the check from
it, But, strange
enough, as Keith board
of this he had Lamb and Han
indicted for They
were tried before
yesterday and hound to court,
Greensboro Raleigh Post.
For The Eyes.
have colored shades on
that from electricity, directly
the eves.
Don't I be eyes by reading,
or any like occupation
with mi imperfect light.
Don't bathe eves
cold water; I hat which is as warm
Ohio, from which the following
from Ethiopia please the but
. ,., That ended the
torn Han- from
He has
Rough on Hi.
opposite i window Id
a that a strong
Ike on awakening.
i lie
. . i . I
wards republicans and are bis father's
believes that is
to unless he can gel the -i.-
republicans back j A i, ,,,, .- n j sec,
ho. Mag of the I do,,, home than
audit Is always harmful wherever
found. Quite a good deal has been
written of late about
part of North Carolina lying beyond
nine Ridge in terms of the high
eel praise, This is all right. It
is u wonderful foil
lug promises. It la bard to
what will become When
as sweet as to W,
enjoying his scare, and will
are
voice to a nicety .
long ago the
young man
. n .-. .- ,. .
later whether we'll slay at home on wanted, without delay, an amount
election
Mr. George a Well to-do
a good tanner, from
below Salisbury, WM in town yes-
laboring under the delusion
that he was the richest man in the
world. a barber one
dollars to shave him. threw
mosey right left iii the streets,
and teal telegram after telegram
to Morgan, George Van
and other in New-
York telling them to buy up all
the for
wag in New York telegraphed
him that the Southern
bran for
him, and that now he was sole own
which he believes.
Klutz cashed sonic sis hundred
dollars worth of the
pay checks and afterwards lost
them. An effort will lie made to
have him placed in the State
at
to Raleigh
of money, and he knew the
father would a request for the
same with cold Wait-
till he knew his father
WOUld be away he went to a ti-b
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for I
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In
his
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OLD DOMINION LINE
phone call-room rung up the almost possibilities an
calling for the cashier. The j dot-eloped, But an an-
cashier was forthcoming, and when ; young lets bis
he was at the other end the young i outran and
man Imitated his sire's compare Hie people of ion
say, Blank, if that j to those of the Bast in the great
of mine comes and of the latter, lie-
asks for don't give ll to him. re read an article along this
Only give him , line in which the writer claimed
The cashier promised be j all the intellectual strength of
would fulfill the demands. Not -i .,
d the rugged
longer a he sun ca ed III tie . , . ,
,, , , ,,. mountain aides. Of course is
and demanded C-l. He was .
,.,,, all and would lie amusing
refused by the conscientious cash
and, apparently In anger, the
young man contented himself with
the Clo.
When he old reached the
there was a scene.
people are complain
very bitterly at the high taxes
shows lived by the last
The circus
if were so harmful. To be
sine Vance saw the light
among I be green hills of
but Nathaniel a stronger
and ; man, born where
is as as a bread tray
and where there is no trace of
The truth is, for
every genius from the
mountains her equally as
did an lie found the
of tin- Kant, where the ocean
out its ruling to gel rid o part of I h ii .
,. , , , song. of
the say will n , . . V. .,
. , . I one family, am v
come into the slate again.,. , ,,,,, ,. ,,., J
tax is reduced. The Wallace pen j lo la- turning up our noses at each
pie are paying their full lax other. Let cultivate the spirit
where, but will he of broth-
possible them to visit again
, , , ,. to DO making
until w In I odious on
their buss and especially In become
to the that is I
the comity tout; the United Stales or better than the
other. It enough to know
SERVICE
Si camel's leave on
Mondays, Wednesdays and
days ii A. M. for Greenville
water permitting,
ruing leave at ft A.
M., A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Soiling hours subject lo change de-
pending stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old S. Co. from
Now York; Clyde Line from
Line from
and Line from
Boston.
N. SOS, Aft.
Washington, N. O.
J. Aft.,
Greenville. N.
PATENTS
NO
ADVICE S TO
in
Book
i.
E. . Lair, D C.
FREE
Pay. to Keep Cotton Clean.
It is a mistaken idea that sonic
farmers have that it docs not pay-
to keep their cotton clean. Mr.
Jere Brown, one of our good far-
who bus always careful
to the cotton as free from
dirt and trash as possible, had
in Norfolk two or
ago sold above the
market price. Messrs.
Rountree and Company, who sold
it wrote that it brought
est price have heard of any col
ton selling for up to the present and the city 137.-News and
Observer.
J.
IN-
A LINE
in
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
I can now in- found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
Brown.
COMB TO
J. It.
Notice to Creditors.
Clerk of Court
mi lo inc. the on the lit
of n Um- Ur of
it In it to
ill lo the t make
t the
and to nil of Mill to
claims. to
of this will
ill I'M
Aug.
CANNON,
in . oil tic T
Land Sale.
Ry tin
in in Till
O On
l I I. , K-ll
for -n
the town
i n Mir, to the
l. fl of
lo will tin- R
I-. North n. . Jim Brown, K hi
Cox N . I S-.
i i mi.-i In Hired,
n Um No i
i. wit mi U-
i v I
d.
Sale of make Assets
B of la
in
Court, l. A
v.
Wayne, Cos
the will on
Monday, Um and
Conn door la
to Kile lo the Udder
following lo
one tract or of land.
In Swift Creek as
n n Make,
Corner, North to tin- en-
then the canal a thence
i-i to a Baal to
tin thence line
thence with the line a stake, I.
A. corner, thence North to the
thence a with the
road to P. A. other corner,
with Wayne's line to the
weal t n stake near a
thence with Argent Smith's line
Hymning containing more or
ii. skinned,
n R
at re
hi Hom
Never spill when turned over.
NORTH
Comity.
Know all turn by
That we, O. Penn and 0- W. Dudley,
trading under the firm
at Danville, Va., together with J.
Henderson, N. C. trailing at
N. C, under the firm name of
J. P. Taylor A Co., and II. of
Greenville, N. C. lo form n
under by virtue of
he of North Carolina,
Vol II. Code of
I The name
shall II. P.
It is fr the
hi tobacco Commission
in the town X
J. W.
A Penn. at Va.,
are racial and G
Dudley and J P. Taylor, J. P.
Taylor A Co., at n, N. are
Said A to
the of mM
the mini of
Said J P. Co., to the
capital of said
the of Five Dollar.
The limited shall begin
Sept 2nd, continue for the space
f three no
t.
J, P.
A Free Trip to Paris
NORTH CAROLINA.
Pitt County, In Court
J.
partners, C. Notice of
ft Son
against Warrant
The Flour and
Feed Company.
The defendant. The Flour and
Feed will take notice that a sum-
in the entitled action was
-11. mi ii,
by the clerk of
the Superior court of Pitt which
the Sheriff of
win county with the en-
l In my
The purpose of Mid a by
the Is recover of the
Flour and Feed
sum of and
which is due them by a
breath of contract in the sale
fa lot of Hour.
The said and Feed
will take notice that a
was hr the clerk of
court the mill gird day of September,
said
j Feed company, which, together
with MM summons, ii before the
court of Pitt
Monday after the first Monday of
to wit. on the 4th day of
And
Flour Feed arc
to appear at term and answer
or demur lo the complaint, which will be
in the office of the Superior Court
clerk of said county within the first three
days of Midterm, let the defend-
ant luxe that If they fail to answer
r-11 I complaint within the required
plaintiff will apply lo for
the relief demanded. This the day
of D. C.
Blow, clerk superior court.
Attorneys far
tOo Win. Stand
cents.
JOB
Give us a call.
F Actor Job Printing
A-
Visiting
St Full Sheet Poster.
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A WEEK
Is only a year and con
the news every week,
and gives information to
th grow-
tobacco, that, is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
PATENT
or am
Mil.
for A.
No A
BAKER HART
IN-
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
BUILDING HARDWARE A SPECIALTY
THE LARGEST
,,
.
in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market
ii
was made at the
1ST.
THE
WAREHOUSE
me Your next Load.
OLA FORBES
Sole Owner and Proprietor
NOTES FROM THE
It in again
Otis win bone before
minus nest
spends Lin in a
he expect to
own row in life.
A u Ohio lieu
on a if
variety were
more get along
w h fewer legs.
Senator Hanna's
limit English govern-
ii good as
seems lo many as
rather a foolish to be
at this time by one so
President. Mr. Han
the idea that
republic is batter j
is very absurd. arc
a few Americans who will
not agree him.
When
that is good to
without his
be did not anticipate that only 3.1
later the Republican party
would try to prove that he didn't
know what be was
is not likely to
the
If he has any political aspirations
he is keeping them to himself.
If determines to go into
politics he will go in as he went
into the harbor of Manila. He
will just slip in bis
are expecting him, and
take possession before break
i-vi-n nation-
character of the re option at
Washington to admiral Dewy
could entrain the President and
Secretary try big to use
occasion to link the Admiral's
fame with their policy since bis
victory. It would probably have
to expect anything
else from Secretary Long, but
President have
aspirations for that once.
Shrewd observers who have
watched the course of
events in the Ohio campaign, say
that no one need be surprised if
be an apparent breach
j between Senator Hannah
President before the state election.
saying that British gov-
is as good as
especially by characterizing all
talk of Admiral Dewy for -President
as Senator
has put the president in an
pleasant position at this time. If
the President should go through
the motions of turning Senator
it might placate the
large clement in party that is
disgusted with his while
friends would
the real meaning of the I rick.
Treasury Balance Sheet.
Washington, Oct. The
issued today shows a de-
crease for the month of
of t. The I state-
for three mouths ending Sat-
shows that the receipts
., . , . from inn pounds to
the government have exceeded ex ,,, . . ,,
i at all. For
What the Largest
ton in i in- South
Done for
The
Plant was organized by
T. W. says the
is owned by
Messrs. Pratt ft Coons, and Is the
largest in the South.
plant stalled in operation
in fall of ginning
baling the first year bales.
Of the crop of 1898 ginned about
bubs. The proprietors ex-
to gin and bale bales
of the present crop. The result of
this system In their ad-
vantages to the Burner the
shipper. This plant has reduced
the cost of baling from 19.50 to
a bale.
The farmer drive-, his load of,
cotton lo the gin, and can it on
his wagon and rest ten minutes,
during which time his wagon is
unloaded by machinery, his cotton
ginned, baled, sampled and mark
ed sod delivered into his wagon,
together with the seed if he prefers,
Of prefers, he can lake a
age ticket for cotton and seed and
be bothered no more with his
product. But these arc not all the.
advantages. drive lo this
gin and sell his cotton, in
He Was
tine of our from
country, an old gentleman
seldom to was here
tile for Hie first lime
saw a street -sprinkler at work.
His first vies of it as when it
was owing towards Its pa-
shape and make -up was new
to him and he kepi an it.
As it passed lie followed
of course lbs
i water spurting out.
he yelled out, man
there, you're losing all your water,
I lie thing's
The driver smiled drove
dratted fool, If you
gut enough sense to stop
when a man tells yes, blame you
you can go slid
old gentleman as
the
.-. . . in., iii it iii lift t n.
large receipts from customs small farmer, this system is the
war revenue sources arc He handles his cotton
. crop this as he
principal sources of the excess.
The statement takes into account
largo payments of
interest on four
of Receipts from all
sources during the three months,
expenditures,
docs his corn crop, selling large
or small as ho wishes
money or has time to
A free to Paris
it- U per -Ii
-M I MS,
Wisdom.
Men me critics of ;
therefore, it is well to be on guard.
No who has supped
experience over a man lo
feel quite sure of her affection
less she be bis sister or
Though men laugh uproariously
when the up-to-date girl tells a
story not lit for her mother's ears
she loses forever.
When a girl has a brother who
bus the phrase
she i ail have no conn-
a quandary to pro-
of
each other will keep more people
out of Ho- than
honeyed galore.
write too many
to fuel, those upon
he fringe foolish.
words twice
; tilt Fatal Age.
I of the records
the States
shows that more people die at the
age of thirty-seven than
other. Likewise at that
overtake people than
any other.
what is line of this
is also true if other countries.
i is lull of examples in point.
i M the age of thirty seven a
I great sorrow Aristotle,
; death of Plato, his lend and
I teacher, with whom be bud studied
I for nearly twenty hi- nor-
upon
I bis future life and to may beat-
i sad hi- later
writings.
At the age of thirty seven Lord
um died in As
Lord aye he was
us u man than us i writer
and his loss in the world Has n
great blow to
of Italian mi.
died ill lb- fell sick
ii his cold
and died inn;
Hood bin, world
lost of its grant artists, in
music, like mi poetry, Bug
lost her greatest composer
I ho age of seven. Pun-ell,
the distinguished musician
Britain produced, died w n
few niter attaining bin
v vi The in
be Has held
placed par with Milton
epic poetry, with Shakespeare on
Sir Isaac in
nil
Ai of seven,
-I l-i.-i .-1 .-I i
Henry of
i The rapid growth of fads, ism
tee in of hi. life and heresies in the Stale is
I-. died thirty seven rapid progress of Mormon-
illustrations The Carolina confer-
i bi -r me-in i,. illustrate the of the Mormon church will be
fatality of age among
Where death failed oft-
en befell.
So the age of thirty-seven may
Is- regarded as the fatal age of ail
those after a man pusses hi- ma-
State Onto, It.
Li . -.- i
oath
he i- partner of
of i do-
business In the of Toledo,
and State and
that said Drill will pay sum of
in for
mil and
iii-d In Hall's
I i ll line. INK i III .
Sworn me and
Iii Ibis 8th of
A. If.
i i
Public,
Hull's I aim I lire i- III
and acts directly mi
blood um.-oils of
system. J. t
Toledo, o.
Sold by
Pills are the
Son I of Mi for
. of I lie
i c that an
income I is ill soon i e nailed
for Hi.- roiled States, then
Republicans will idea
OS ll.
October old, a
press special says. lien. K. Rich.
of Chattanooga, president of the
southern Suites Mission, will
side, fifty elders will attend and
lay men. There arc
; in conference. They re-
port I hat the converts
or year is
i New s.
Death of
X. Del.
.-ll Bobbins, brother of Mis. Perry
died suddenly at the
House tonight.
years obi and had resided in
I be last five years, For
several v. ins he an
lid through spinal injury.
CAKE Ii ii hi
i ills and
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m I v
ii., r, I. Fit-null. I. I. Moor.
AYCOCK,
At LAW,
Greenville, X. c.
,.
In urn,
f. rain
Civil Engineer ill Surveyor.
.- i
AND
WATER POWER.
Mills It. Kure
N. C
AM
AT-LAW.
N. C.
Dr. D, l.,
ills, X.
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EASTERN
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I i nil I up I
ad I
ice to Public
, .
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g State. The
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, a of the
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. and
effect
i i
. . in the branches
Of
i i. Slate of North
I lied m ;
the
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year.
re i- n
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tin-. lib
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,. the
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received
. . i . a .- bad the
. . should nave
. . sober,
, look
. . . . a large
. . , and
. ., narcotics and
i never be
.
. lives.
.
I .
use bis .
stock be heart
II. .
Ill
AND
Oct.
A. i. is lop market
fur cot tun seed all the time.
Dr. v, ill have hi large
handsome dwelling here
A. I. las ill sell any
laud. from a lot
to a largo farm.
Mrs. I ox moved here
toil week Into
which the some time
ago. The old home will be
tented oat.
to have
If you will bare I
cents iii ii as
possible.
Iron has advanced so
Parker of boa
and i- taming them
THE YACHT RACE.
By lo
New York. first
trail I'm the nip
Shamrock and
was declared
failure of the yachts to sail out the
course in the required time.
The trial is today. At
the Shamrock en anal
the stalling line nil the
a half second to lie
rear.
At the took the
lead.
The w slums Of
The Columbia i- half
mile ahead
The Columbia i- a mile
ahead at the mile mail.
I The is freshing. If
holds out give the yachts a
run home.
The yachts have on-red
of twenty The
good lead and
the will race.
New York. Oct.
TO TIE BIGHT All LOT MI
TWO STORES
THE TRADE.
W. H. White. W. T.
Sew by every train boat.
I. I
HATS. NOTIONS,
U, c.
you in
A call will
Mil nice light wood.
Send iii for starling line
. will ,,. ahead of Shamrock.
heal and you will
C. J.
FIVE POINTS.
his
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lb i
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given
an
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day , II
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Inlet
, pat
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John Lira
K. Poll
Parker.
June
ii. u . u . I .
A. . i
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mid
and I Ion K
. .-.; for
years
. . fill
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. ire not if lo
lo
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arc in
colleges are baud
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v, be lit eX
i iii.
; . hi and I
her the
. . l
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, . . her taking
hi pulling a
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, . . If of i
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to I
. lo
i ordinance
rt; owners along
. Third and
p lie Ir
. stone
. . of ordinance ii
. nu-
ll la II be enforced.
he helping out a home enterprise.
CU.
is coming in on bum
every now. to be converted
I .
parties taking
pains, giving
possible.
Au crowd to
the sermon last night.
. you
whom you Hi. words
Here Dowel and some did
Christ. Several
were concerned.
As you by door of II.
I i
in . i see bow you like tin.-
. nil ore. very
will coal more
have been paying for a
one. Who will get one;
Al I AIRS.
of Aid r-
Col-
and her.
boat, Columbia one minute behind
her.
Journal bulb-tin says
that lair Columbia I
Iowa should win
the race.
differ according
lo angle which observation an
taken.
The Herald says Shamrock has
the lead. The New.
has The World
Shamrock leads.
bulletin leads by
Western bulletin
baa of
weather and i- leading.
e j opened in the
nix with an entirely new
complete stock of------
We Carry
Dry
Show, Hats, Hardware,
Crockery, Farm Implements.
Meat. Flour. Sugar, Coffee,
I -a Tobacco, etc., in fact
every STAPLE
carried in a general stock.
We Also Sell
HAY, OATS.
AND
AND GUANO.
Our prices on everything will be
found as low as a good article can
Is-sold at. You arc cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid for all kind
of produce.
WHITE FLEMING.
K.
TUB BUM THAT IS
ASH AT rill.- After two year.
LOWEST MUTES. Premiums have been pal
IX THE
BUILDING UP
and
a reputation far bum food
products has always our aim.
and which we have by
always our good the
highest standard of excellence.
Our high grade canned goods, I A VI
choice tea. and line cereal. ;.
Hour and are alway.
best lobe found anywhere, and
our prices areas low as the
I am now in one of
lo supply all
your in the of ,
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
Mine i an
Ma I carry a
FULL STOCK of the BEST
a call when anything in
line is needed I promise lo
Lease you both in quality
of the goods.
i SI f
M k
that
Meeting Board
men.
. of held
meeting on
i i;
J. S. was elected Alder-
the I ward in place of
v resigned.
The of Mr.
also caused some changes In the
-lauding c. which were
as follow.; II.
A. While i on the
whiles.
Alderman was appointed
on
u Parker on Mar
committee reported
progress they were making on
pulling in the tiling near the
.--. church and on rebuild
; to
Lights and Wells committee
. ii I iii- purchase enough
i.- . I reel lamp, to the
need of the low u.
The I'm c reported
band to meet the
current expenses for month.
The lax
of the collections made
ii during mouth.
special committee n as appoint
l . procure for Po-
duties of Lamp Lighter
wore increased, he also being made
and
attendant of guard house, his
salary lo be increased month
luring the wilder for
additional work.
The accounts allowed and paid
tin- meeting amounted lo
Tax
Um, see I
Ad. laws f I UM, I will attend
sad -f
i M. 1890
MM.
1899.
t 1899.
must paid. Heel aw, pay
M,
S.
Headache, biliousness,
Heartburn,
indigestion, dizziness,
0.1.
in
liver
r. Tl.
ran all
In
f. c.
on .
of Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
Has Cash Value,
I. Value,
Paid-up Insurance,
led Insurance
works automatically,
G. Will within
years after lapse if you are
in good health.
After Year
No Restriction.
I Incontestable.
j are payable at lie-
of t he second of each
succeeding year, provided the
i ii i ii in for the current year lie paid
They may lie used
To reduce Premiums, or
j To Increase the Insurance, or
To Make Policy Payable
an Endowment during the Lifetime
Pills
Helm
Fresh goods kepi
hand. t- A at
sold. A trial will b.
D. W.
WAREHOUSE
GREENVILLE, N. C.
WHY
TOBACCO will to y
hi in ally in North Carolina. We
oil H
think can An
Harried.
home i
I II Pollard and Mrs,
. man led. lie ,
II
p in I a
in II
The Carmen War
j Joy i. i . are making
hum i i Van
. house, . Ive the
hi in tobacco of
iii. with and make
cm pile bring the highest mar-
lee. have
it a and
a iii upon
Paper.
The has made Its
appearance William-Ion. i.
by Hail, of A
den. county, and is
printed, well edited paper. Mar
lo a pa-
per and we if
the people over by Mr.
I Mil as they ought lobe will give
I hem a paper can be proud of.
Mr. nit out the heading oil lie
Oral of his paper with a pock
el knife, and work shows
he i. a
1st. Because unquestionably we
the ill tile State
the Lights are so arranged shed
n gentle over our entire floor apace
showing your TOBACCO to every
Our united are
in TOBACCO to the lushest
notch. gives us an advantage over
most houses in we arc both on sale
what might possibly be over looked
iii the other sees.
and
will,
. i bill Me,
i, Money if I H.-
-t,.
wall, None .
Robert Una O . V.
the drug
and final.
HAVE TO MAKE IT A
now am
WE MAKE I OLE Of WHAT WK CAN DO. WK
WHICH PACT THAT MERIT THOUGH AT
TIMES WILL I
WK to even one, or or pour, the Highest Market at all times, fair
honest Tobacco bring your every time -hull see to it that it
the top of the market.
JOYNER St HUGHES,
PROPRIETORS.
.-
THE CLOTHIER.
VA . .
la the
. . . s.
ea. r.
Low Prices is the Lever that
Will Move my
I HAVE MOVED INTO MY NEW STORE AND GIVE VOL BELOW A SAMPLE Of
MANY GREAT BARGAINS I'M OFFERING
MENS SUITS HENS PANTS Good Goods. BOYS 2-Piece SUITS TS LONG PANTS SLITS Heavy Heavy Pants Goods
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HOSE,
LADIES SUNDAY
SHOES-good-
MENS
MENS Work SHOES
BOYS Sunday
SHOES
MENS
WHITE SHIRTS-
all sizes
MENS PERCALE
Sunday
or without collars
MENS WORKING .
SHIRTS
HEAVY IN-
f. w. en s pr
FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS
LADIES and MISSES
HALF HOSE-Fast
Black per pair
LADIES VESTS-for . .
Winter
Ladies Dress KID
Gloves-best make
Ladies ,
all linen
Alpine
pair
Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods,
YARD-WIDE WHITE
Homespun-good goods pr yd
Checked Homespuns
Heavy goods.
Yard-wide
RED Twill FLANNEL .
all wool
APRON GINGHAMS
Good quality.
PLAID DRESS GOODS
Fancy Yard.
FRANK WILSON,
At the NEW CORNER STORE.
N. C.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
AMI H
Mr. ill i
in the St. j
tomorrow and the I And The Column Keeps Moving.
at A. M.
. .
I 1800.
Mis. it. m.
w. b
week inn i getting out Riverside
mU
Kn now. Poring the of
. ,. . . , . Greenville
, , . . .,
good i- live
to break.
In two will lie nu-
, ,,. .,
like to f the X. C. pastor
see breezy Methodist
Mr. had begun his visits died evening,
to Vi nu in tree.
It is time to be tilling up
Wood coal bin.
It looks like most
lie exported.
What's done lie undone,
especially if it's a egg.
J. J, Cherry. Jr., ibis
D,
evening to Tarboro.
If,
day evening from Sows, Friday evening
went mil iii today
is a case la in
that portion of town called
It i
who
been visiting here, left ibis mom-
log.
Raleigh Wednesday to take
prisoners to penitentiary,
Mi-s Doable of licit
lord, who came over lo attend the
home today,
In bold
Mr. and Mrs. T. it. Wilkinson
and little son, of who
went to the
returned borne
today.
Pisa,
morning
to his height by on
dignity.
The is the only
who glad to run
fin-mi.
A hose wagon and coal bin e That Blows Nobody
II. of
n Vice of .
adored family the house has bias, win. been ton
been properly and all a two days visit to lodge of Mr, and Mia. s-
in laid inn.
sorrowing parents have the
Mrs. Alice Harper Is sick, sympathy of the in
their
services were held
. ,. i i. steps taken to prevent
spread disease. So one
need feel the uneasiness.
is an HI Wind
been provided for the lire depart
That Until ache or pain or
weakness is the
The actor is usually referred to I
us an when he begins to that directs your attention to
here, left ibis
ii,
1800,
A. went to
today.
draw well.
up your stove for
winter see that there i-- defect
about the Hue.
the first ten days of
s tin- time for listing
chase axes
it la man's fault
that be has no money. It may in-
all due people.
time by the
if your I is out of order, begin
Hood's c
serious
Sheriff is giving notice
, in cuts which he will
meet the people for off
taxes. the in
the necessity of purifying
your blood by taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Then your
whole body receives good,
for the purified blood goes
tingling to every organ. It
is the great remedy for all
ages and both sexes.
Dyspepsia
for
from
Hood's
J. D. Auburn. Mr.
it
T. this
for Raleigh.
II. left this
tin
T.
Neck
II. this
mug
Mooring returned Thurs-
day evening from
nines returned
Thursday f.
the e morning
lit o'clock,
M. Watson,
his
in
link-
monies. t
, 11- c
health of
in ii i he r
he
evening from a trip to Williamston K---1
other for rot ton. ;
,.,.,
.
., to , . but i
ii i . i ,. ; I i. over-
n ii l
a -d a
, . II
tat n ct.
Friday
II. Harding returned
from
D, of
a evening.
. , . V
Ma. K
.- J . i.
etc sod
bite ti.-
ii.
. Ii . ,
. .
slur, In hind . In,
in the j .
. were
-i.;,. tin i,.,.
.-. s lib
. i
the pun ;.
lie- . 1.-I.,.
i Mi Hi i,
Ml
c Mrs. i
Tics .,,. .
m .-. i
pan the large Radiance i tin
beautiful and
cir. is i As
i,.,;. i.,
organ, under
Of Ml, V.
lo tin- and the
; i
In- Hugh and
unto ushers, I .
nil. A.
II. I I .
i. J. . i
lint
Tin- bride's maid-, twelve in
ran
ranee i
i ii gallery in front of
I in-,, do
in res
i lit in to Door the
, when mid passed j
I singly up the right left aisles
In
being in salting there. I In n
i I ml- rot mil
up
eroding mid forming Hue
gallery,
a semi circle about
in the full,., in
older
brother f
bride, Miss i
the bridegroom,
II. , Hunt
Hugh W. with
Lillian
Wilson with Miss
W. i
ton, with Miss Rosalind
Gary with Miss
paid.
with Miss Ada Woolen
M. It.
hit hum,
W. Chub, of Tarboro, with
Mis- M .
W. II. Hail with Miss
Move with Miss nettle
Tyson.
W. Howard,
with Miss Winnie Skinner.
Then came Mr.-. T. It. Wilkinson,
of Raleigh, of the bride, as
Dame of Honor, followed by her
little son, T, H, Wilkinson, Jr.,
who bore the bride's
The bride entered her lath
T.
v ills hi- heel man, I. Moore,
As the entire the
was
pet-formed by .
pastor of
The was followed by
a very reception Hotel
which
There was a great number of
bridal pres
The couple on the Morning
train to speed their lib
of the bridegroom
Take
All the
i If It fails In cute. II.
on every box. I
MONET.
n n m
AM. TO
Ml HUH -i
i mi
My Stock
is Complete
IN ALL
Hals.
A i will suit you.
rE AND SEE THEM.
White.
PARING.
I r- ii
Li, i
GUN REPAIRING,
General Repair Shop.
I v
public, we
MAi-l. Hi AND ANY
T E, CO.
YOU A
BR
OR
and have you an up-to-date Hat.
Our stock of the Seal Brand
Stiff Hats has just arrived
and is a correct copy of the
Dun lap style.
lit and get you lint before the rush is over.
Phoned.
C. S. FORBES.
I w
OM I
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1-
EASTERN REFLECTOR WOMENS TAILOR MADE
, C I T H H Tl I .
D. J.
the Post Office
Greenville. S. C, as
Mail Matter.
Rt fiction at a
woman over the .
about what her clothes Mat.
Too have got S an
story now that fee M big
seventeen, alter pi
smaller.
When a girl to talk much
about her soul it makes you think
her stomach is out order.
Then- only two kind of
in the is
woman and the other is
no woman.
V girl is never really satisfied
with a new hat it
an or eta
like a York Press.
ARE THINGS OF BEAUTY-
A Fortification.
Inf. Tills. an
lute cure for
sour stomach,
jaundice, bilious-
and all kindred troubles.
Fly-Wheel of
Your Pills arc
the fly-wheel of lite. shall ever
be for accident that
brought them to notice. I feel
as it had a new lease of lite.
Liver Pills
matron-. I
mi .
HaM MM.
of i Vi i
i I
in . u win It
kg i
MM
All Mm . . a
. of
M mine
M n put
Kick in from
both
in on
In OM into .
rank
Tin- or AM I I
,., up of
.; l p
ii. .
i . ; II n
Book Store
AN
A THAT O A MAR-
IN
or.
Col. Carr For Senator.
In an interview
Col. Julian
he ill he a
for Ha
Stall- Senator to succeed Marlon
term March
Col. In the i
with the
I am a
Senate to am
in the ran to
S. Carr. of North Carolina, at the
Jefferson last
title men he
P. M.
chairman of our stale
and a
Jar-
vis. Governor of North Cr
and a former Senator, and
Mayor of
ton, w ho has also served in Con
and whole purl in the late
gave him a good place In
the hearts of the white people.
If I win. I shall feel I
hare been greatly complimented,
for all of the other aspirants arc
high-toned gentlemen,
who stand well with the people.
will not he char
a display of
-o far a-
am opponents are
my personal
Col. Can- felt confident he
could will in a contest before the
he was bot so sure that
the opportunity would present It-
self for such an expression of the
popular Post.
Venetians, Coverts,
Broad Cloths, Satin Face
. lot is, Serges,
CLOTHS IN SHADES
MARK THE PRETTIEST DRESSES WORM IN
Our line of Silks and Satins for
Dresses and trimmings is
complete.
Come and inspect stock
Ladies Jackets, Capes and
J. B. Cherry Co.
.- r
ii I. i
In a
Cue of V; h vast
log the in U
Um the
Hi.- th Um riv
.-i. ill.- in with pi-
In iv mil's
as a renter,
M who . mill . .
IV
v. i n
e .-, n u
Inn w III. to a , ; M
The III l a for um
Pointed Paragraphs,
The man i
changing his views.
The of sure tiling
a lot of worry.
When a women i in love she's
a self appointed detective.
Courage i- the that makes
people forget are
There w in but
of the
wen in count. ,
hooves our people be
the This
mi In
Mi M open
ed a bar In id known
and after trading ID
cents with him, made the
he would bill
mi ten hilt dollars
mi If- Mark is
give them the Ml . when
be picked up the silver dis-
that but lo dollar-.
which had lop of the
two piles live dollars each, were
counterfeit. He refused to lake
and after some rough
talk from the men, they took their
There will be more than Free Press.
Democratic members of the
sixth Congress, an Increase of for-
over the Democratic member-
ship of the preceding Congress, and
already there is some contest over
the Democratic leadership. It Is
wholly limited, however, to south-
em members, among whom are
John of Alabama,
and U. Richardson
Mr. has been in Wash-
off and on all the summer,
and has made a Dumber of trips to
New England.
He is a of Congress
es is an excellent
Congressman
who is a resident of
is a and served
in the Confederate army during
the war, bis legislative ice
of He is one of the
most distinguished Freemasons in
the Slates, having been
Grand
year- ago, and
Grand High Priest of Grand
of the Royal Arch Masons
of that Stale ten years later. He
has received the thirty-third do
York Sun.
The largest Spanish
seen in this market came In on
w. X. Railroad alter
noon. It and
was purchased by Major
It
Some people are of as
having foot in the
but there is a
has a whole leg in the grave, and
he goes to that grave a week
in the summer time to put flowers
it. That leg was attached to
him, too.
in- verse
chrysanthemum.
Sonic men when they have any
thing say. it, while
others else.
ii there a tax on it
of m lea
trout the fair sex,
Many man who i- unable
iii hand
of an h In to tie
one.
A groat statesman
who is able the
that the thing ho is
the thing want.
STATE NEW.
In Nona Carolina.
A piper i to started at
Rev. i. It. Petree,
building for a savings
hank is to be erected Salisbury.
stock has been formed
build a
church, of
of thousand dollar
debt J. S. Can
paid more half of It,
of
I In- A. P. S. It.
Harper, of Snow Hill,
has been appointed at Kin
K. J. traveling man
n his own life
Kin-ton on Tuesday afternoon.
i life the drink de
The Common
Wealth -nine new of
have developed Pal.
my la.
Kerr has sold
Ii. for-
of Virginia. Mr. Kerr was
an able writer and will lie
the State
PATENT
lo
COPYRIGHT or
PROTECTION.
for i mill .
Patent
Alter lighting II In the
A sinecure is a position ill which two a San Billion
one man puts you for the purpose
of drawing he salary while another
man doe- Hie Chicago Daily
News.
has sent to for
hours fur a city ordinance
by spitting on a car
I he longest on record
at Little
Arkansas. A
In one and
years in fur as-
seven while Women.
PATENTS
as to
Notice In Inventive
Book to obtain
What Will Do About HT
will Alliance
do With Marion now that
he has procured to practice
law Alliance was at MM
lime very severe in I
lion of professional men.
it is different has the
ability a successful law
also his sight is not mi dim but
In can -see van-
he is gelling for a
Tatting down will not retire
him altogether from the public
Telegram.
a of
of tuts little or
bill If were In B
rope or at our
would to h
within two or
journey et Chi. a-o of
of
illume cars and other
ii. by lbs
multitude, and aw
To BOlt
of Hie Colorado, the mOSt
of
till- steal i
too square within easy ills-
either on or
j on
IV railroad, lull II can be more
I reached cm
better n can be
The k
park.
of for miles
, around covered with
logs or mar hi
the Many
are
All eat most beau-
of I'm-
red pay. r like
resemble lbs
v ions sud pure and
i the
a. In the trim- that have
He a foul ;. lbs
pr, It Is Io cross
notions showing every
eve U
c,. ;. , ., II this
,. . .
. . mini
I N .- I . lilt- III
. I a . soil ran
.; Ill. II Bud
If the were not so abundant
It, would enormous
V. V COB II of
for n. you arc like-
I; t . i , .-. r It.
a bird's eye v i-f
t. I., . ho
reset an variety of
Tl i
plain, i tool the sea,
.,. , . I hi n forest, which
I Tor BROS In
with i until
i- . ;.,. . i sh ii
. i
tour. Many of the trunks are
i., i a of Sue which
.;. 1.1 i y the id waters, hut
of the wind
i the carried It oB In
Hi.- sir, . t the Hint
I till f e.
one peal iris- n deep to
r will--. Ii lies where II f.-U
. and Is a most
-.-. wood.
The IS the hark in be
mid ii i i snout and strong
, . i a- i i It
ii. -i In It boat
It i I I illy lbs
I. ; i and
a art
I i f the I Mad
i . . i
I., in i . and
. was
., i . i . . .-.- by
, i
r . Ike . of to tier-
;. Tho i hen-
. n- re I'll i beads
.-. ran and other
ft ; l II el
fell l-l III
u r
v. -I. I I the
gate was the
i- iv I i he
both the ins of
i . tan aborigines. A scalp
knife coal i be very
from one chips of Basts Bad
I, . . I I i n line .
Many Men- for
ill.
sic. lie l It In ItS
proper pi i I i- Is tho
i i ell I- In
. . lbs
tuns I. .--I He.
The Standard Bottles
TO R I MB am
Never spill when turned- over
rt.
It is n i a
II sit OS
. fin . I be died
lie rail i I . on
i .
a I'M. I co P ems which
lie was on to to
too Stand Be
cents.
S. M.
. A I
fancy
side meal, hams, should-
sugar,
cigarettes,
butter, full
cream cheese,
oat hominy
seed meal and hulls, cotton seed
at cents par
D, HARDEN
Sewing MACHINES
CHAIRS. En
AT ROCK BOTTOM
Io sic
MM M.
ft.
Give a call.
Jib
A-
Card
SET,
-DEALER IN-
LINE Of
nice Line of Hardware.
can now lie found in the
brick store formerly
by J.
w. Brawn.
COME TO SEE
R,
Sheet Poster,
The Eastern Reflector
Is only a year and con
the news every week,
and gives information to
grow-
tobacco, that, is worth
many times more than the
price.
OLD DOMINION LING
be . bare
his s I re Is
ill hi i II.
w hat was you worn
staying, my
Wife I'M It
was Hi Melody
I . ;
It n Um thing I played last
evening, you
lit. last
i n
SERVICE
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days A. M. for
water
leave at A.
M., Greenville H A. M. on
days, and Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject Io change de-
pending on stage-of water.
Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for all points for tho West
with at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Hay Una from
and Miners Line from
Boston.
I NO. N. SON,
Washington,
N. C.
AND
BAKER HART
-LEADERS IN--
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
BUILDING AUK A SPECIALTY
gar-g -a
The
FOB
SI
Eastern
elector
VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRI
if
ALWAY
K-- .
PLANT
THAT IS THE RECORD OF
f.;
a M
It always leads in prices that no other house reach. We have no drummers in the field, we have
no warehouse rents to therefore we do not have to cut prices on your tobacco to save these expenses.
m There is a way to prove this.
me Your next Load.
OLA
THE
Sole Owner and Proprietor.
WAREHOUSE
I train, has added strength to
; belief. Republican-, who know
n alien people lo fores baa to go to
It and there -n
for
ii. c. .,
spot to by say- tho or this n strong that ho
Thereto a possibility from that Intend to allow himself to
f the slate to go
can for of Col. Bryan's
year, instead of President
Icy. A movement hag been
republicans which I the part of those who
In view, know the republicans are
Dew
not been has
Io do with It.
The men in this movement are
after honoring Admiral De way or
turning Mr. n.
They arc after keeping tho
lie in in for another
other.
Thai Mr. is gelling
of the question,
defeat in the state.
In addition to Roosevelt, they are made this week,
be used vole
When Boss
this week everybody
what a change had
He no longer talked
re-
trying Io get Mr. In go bad no fur
to Omaha while he to in the West, Philippine policy than Io
and of imperialism generally, .
I in as a In
shown I ., . .
I. but admitted
had the hardest Kind light
their hands, that was
n hard man His lull, cm
whip the Into
, ,, , , ,, those who heard
and then turn
Io the Congress, This is
I trick,
to Io fall
the his fright which
coining from t since
from Europe were not
in
He says always lights when
soared. It that is he l
in the condition to pit. up
of his life.
News from tho Philippines shows
ostensibly Io t he First Ne-
Volunteers, recently re-
turned the Philippines, but
really to try lo stir up a to re-
Presidential term. They I publican
that and will j Thai is will lions. Mr. has
Mr. to such ,,. b , bis ideas; lie
extent that It h Impossible lo for become convinced of the
to re elect him. Their Idea Is to for the of making the majority
party men I ., R Near which lie thinks be
as possible lo agree if after , ,, ,,,. A ,,, control, responsible for the
looking can-fully the ground, of a permanent imperial the by no means
re election be ,.,.,, ,.,, , policy. Perhaps he ill tell . Ibis is
thought doubtful, they will . ,. , u ,,,, the,,. I have
ail with or without Mr. I .,,, aggregate an.,., es ho intends making from, he rear been hoops at sever
Tho succors will for of the parlor car in which Bl point, this week
i if in cm I will depend large
the outcome of the next
campaign against the Filipinos; if
the war over ended
Mr. will still
Although be inure than
he would not accept
nomination for Vice President,
for the coming session b to HOW traveling how he or. Mill, the old
of Congress will reach, and intends to leave Ibis important We keep on licking
mailer lo the wisdom of Congress, won I -1 ticked.
. . . . I. I, in tin.
will be or 03.70 per
capita. War
total will be con
if be war in
the Philippines is lo a
close, before the appropriations arc
mil perhaps he will
with stories, but
it is very The average
an easy chap lo
Admiral Dewy is a diplomat as
It has all along la-en in bill is doubtful, g, lighting He de-
that I Teddy was , a double sense. II is
that very i whether the war there will be
that bus- who is anxious to ended by that time, and doubtful,
get him out of New York politics, I if II should la-, the
was actively assisting him. The on the islands can
Roosevelt was be materially reduced for a long
In make a Hying trip through Ne if present
. continual .- be
he heard about
it that be would not join Mr. Mo-
political show in its Hy-
trip to the west, and when they
wasted. hie toils lo Inform
War Department then, nag
nothing in bis latest negotiation.
with the
side of i he Win- sup
for a moment i us.
Mr. must sup-
pose John has no
in or his enmity
towards I man has made
Does of
began hinting rather to new Indignity upon
him Mr. would like Sherman was in but
to have do so, be put I M made for him lo
,. toil accept the in ceremonies
from rear platform of his government which boa tried governor of Mending the welcome lo , and
hi lie I to din
mi at the White in
ex
cab
Bliss and Alger p u
ill III.- .
tended too dinner. This shah
ha- b i It
commented upon,
by warm
ii like in., lo n
man be i-- doe n.
seldom I I in
of men and thin
been once
In e
only lo the given
e Is en .
to Admiral
lime shown himself where
lilt re was it crowd. The Navy I
part may d.
I I ell in the V
did of I he Ilia
pal honors w a. v
long to ,
COTTON.
s Durham
If clop .-, a
II
more for it i- of no in n o
he had a full
i pi Ice had
then If farmer
we are not lo
kick.
Comment on this the
v Hie Landmark
ii is Interesting
while there has been com
crop-, ii i- evident
that had tile season been a good
one from start to finish and a foil
cop raised, I he staple would
hive sold for cents or less.
In has been
short by is now
there
up j iIi., ii
before next spring. This can
ail; loan lb u lieu u full crop of
I supply in a
. arc. Is demand and
lie. If there i i It
crop In n is active
I . tier words, t lie plan-
a- much or more for a
crop in lie docs n
. . icing so, would it
I.- v. i In- i in-
n the i it i J cir
el pi in i ; an crop
tin ii de
vote the I VI be re
lo a o
toil crops, and still make
i I II certainly
Neither Luck Nor Chance.
and arc
do net enter into the
i he
gel a
man. is essentially practical.
lie competitive conditions with
which he must contend require the
of good Judgment, enter-
i and foresight. In the man-
of his advertising those
as tho medium
which to reach the public
I rust ml and Influential newspaper
he make- assurance doubly sure.
is neither luck nor in
Iii sort of advertising. It
Infallibly brings profitable results.
Stale Onto, city of I'm i
I i V I X I V. I
INK J, I makes oath
that lie i senior p Minor of
auk I'll. Co., do-
business in the City, of Toledo,
County and,
mill will sum of
ONE III for
nil i of Catarrh
nun ii ls cured
i ii Cure,
In me
in day of
lice, I
i i A. W,
, i Public.
Mali's I i ill is taken in
on the
and mucous surfaces of
PRANK
O.
Sold druggists,
Hall's the best.
lb
pr Mile. drills
Malaria.
1-. If It No as
Hie kin I with la-
Is I.
I M-K
. .
Firming t I
K, MOORE.
At Law.
Hie, N. C.
in.
u p.
Civil Engineer and
unit
I AND
WATER POWER.
S Mills R.
S. C. N. C
of Montana, for
chairman Republican
National an
lax will soon be
for I Stales, then
will claim the idea
as their
-AT-LAW,
N.
Dr. L.
DENTIST,
N. c.
over J.
COW ft