Eastern reflector, 5 December 1899


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I or Old
To ii a food big pit
nowadays is almost like own
big u gold and are
J. the
I hundred old broken
wagon tint, show,
the Pool at
H. O., as ,,.,.,,.,,, ii
I Matter.
t gold, in- denim i do u. A
ago scrap Inn was a drug
NOTICE TO
The having
Ian Phi
w ll n-l
a N B .
to t-
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In
A I .
I H
and
AND ATLANTIC COAST LINK
SIM ill A
v-l II II.
DIRECTORY.
i I
Bottles J
The Charleston Hews and
of every newspaper in
country User. i not now
one man of a thousand who baa
re from
that ever thinks
m .- . ii- polite
inn ii to be
who
j make any of
as a matter rather
tin. of Ami
. ;. the
, In- man who receive
kind consideration from
I la dumb, let
ii .,. something disagreeable
ab mi one mill will hear from
mi market from to W
inn. la worth from Ms
haul to that price.
In Willis ant
the are
, i. -.-. rap pile
notice to
MR
In N.
same exists for old
gobble ii as
it arrives it in
pig
tar distant Scotland
have been ransacked for
w-rap iron mid the
-hip now in Baltimore,
from baa among her car
pig Iron and
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a. Ill nil I;. .
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and Ev-
prayer
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in a
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CENTS.
other aide pie-ea of old milt.
It the
old .;,. the eat from Hamburg, in port.
lull Other are following,
whenever fur The value of iron may be
Inward the
II-
any.
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to lo in., for
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tin 10th nu-
be plead in of i.
All l mill nil
in .
a steam
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a- to bring
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Ann.
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Arrive
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N.
a. m. V. D.
every n-
lay. availing,
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4- M. Waif.
p. in, w Harding,
am i m l
Mai
I Sunday,
I'M a i;. Mot-Ion,
Mill p. in. Moon -i
s ii r. W an
H A M M I'M
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i vi n H a ii Ii
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-No regular
Stand Be
cents.
iron ore lo American port from
Africa, fur which nearly
i inn freight money i
i t j v
it
baa
i will
Pi I Bum M I.
Dr. of the Inn
in
M tin Mm Train
l. I . Ill,
leave
in lama
. in. p in lean
pm.
ii p in
Ben-
i- It ii in. Nation m, Rail
in. to f-
rive In
I in Mil.- U p in.
p in. ii 1-1 p in,
Ii mi- Nil
Never spill when turned over.
JOB PRINTING
aged HI. post of the
when the original
me.
K.
mi. tic Hoard
ii r I. day
i N it ordered that
pin the baa been . n . Ban
, ,. , ii . , , , . . ii.
tin- youth a I with the lore charges for put and
Dower a it lo file, In ill.
. ,. m.-i
multiplication up It ,,, i-m .,
ii. i ill
i u- l- great.
up i. i i .--. 11.-1111 a . bringing iron , ,., i,., .
ii.
i.
up
e known the fourth power up lo ore from Cuba, Turkey. Africa,
twenty. particular in and Central
America Baltimore.
He Journal.
of div i-
A. V. A. M. Greenville
Lodge, No.
third evening. H.
W, M. J. . Helms,
E. Lodge, No.
evening.
N.
Sec.
K. Tar Lodge, N.
every evening.
J. L. Fleming, C. O. B.
K. of II. and H.
it. Vance Council, No.
every even
Carolina Central I lug. W. II. It. M. It.
Hod UM Lang, See.
Spring s it
O. V. A. every
tin- mil night at In I. O.
. u.
on N.-. k
,.,,,. r. . in. I l. . m . . .,,; ,. .,
s. i;. I N. in. HI A. l. I
IV I .
u Weldon . I in Odd Eel Iowa
Hall. J. Worthy
i, Ii Ware With-1 S See
in. incur M r
inn. of addition three of
lie
in i w
Hi, I, I- ; inn
It.
nth Com. Ii- I'm Co
Give a call.
Reflector Printing Office
-ANY HUM. FROM A-
Visiting Card
Cent Cotton.
baa .
made . n
virtue an m Ii I
I'm hi any in
in-.
I I. I
AI
hi mind approximated the fir d
theorem. of the Southerner
nays he i- a
Inn be
higher clam
U Full Sheet Poster.
A been begun
In- Morning for lib
, i by I. k
of former of
furniture dealer, of
It will In- Stale
the lite
in Brooks Coop
mill Cooper
u I lied re a
the charge of netting tire
.-11 I'm- la
ed tin images
1-all-. i-. in lie Mill, a pus
-ii lire the store.
Monday, Hie
tract Hit-
mil lining
l K Henry
i-l
live The BertH,
lie ,.; M- u U-m
in
it a in -41 m-unite Haul
ii Jam
run COtton a
ii due know u been
hero fat live
Southerner has
purr at price,
If the made
be received a better pet urn
for hi than If be placed ii
out or ii in
legitimate Thin statement
i ii gain repeated proof be
made.
Then- are fall ore
This S MM.
r,
m i i in. ii
a in a soil m, II w
Up
Train
ii . m. um
in. i
m. Ban
I II main.
Train ii N p
born i.
lOUt at M-
Train
am. i i.
in. d i m,
awing ll M
u m m
II -h m. a ii i in.
Train n
i i in A
leaves i Union i n in
Wei
nil ml. Hub
II. U.
U.
T. M.
So, every second
fourth in Odd
It.
Smith Sec.
SALE.
Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only a year and con
the news; every week,
and gives information to the
those grow
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
i I. i. at e-
t term, Superior i
I ii Bruce
there are in other of u.
Mr. ha-
too attention to ,.
Monday. day of
the
t.-
Richmond, lei n- I -i I. T. rim,
,, , . t v
in which -ii i Homer, of North
Carolina, to Proctor
and
deal
mil been given.
i I . A. S. A. are
the I.
I be i- in
of Wheel-
and
the
them re-
with the brig
Thia would baa very way
of honoring
at Hit- lime pro-
in the future.
WOUld Willingly
lie
lo Proctor and
t here, baa era, more of a
ll lie Ti
. , i .,, a
the poor , Bk u
need help.
lie Cl pane
lie poor wit bin a
deal A K Tucker, taller
IV.
Half- about
down
the half-clad, ball
I , in i
many sat down to the W W R II,
partake i the
187.1.-------
S. M.
W .
Prepared buckwheat,
era, coffee,
cigarette,
mountain hill
sausage,
oat Hakes,
seed bulls, seed
bought at K-r
1.1. M
Sewing MACHINE
THAI Etc
BOTTOM
Come to see
SAM M.
hone
J. .
IX-
P i
A LINE
Also a nice
I can now be found in
brick store formerly
by J.
W.
COMB TO SEE MB.
J. II. COBBY.
OLD DOMINION LINE
ft
bile bail never heard a
in- a Bible, A large
supplies will lie ship
to the destitute there. TUe
country named is in district
where the
estate, i-
s Parker
SUCCESS or pen
FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORE.
ll ii III ll I
ion
fur is pal on
the whether it b. a
a a hat, cigar, a brand
anything else, lie has
his room with these
plea, and it i- probably lb.
To those
malarial districts Pills
arc
system in perfect order and are
an absolute cure
I r headache, indigestion,
malaria, torpid liver,
and all diseases.
Liver Pills
IN NOTICE.
.-,.,., In
Philadelphia I.,. tin- i Prank
. ., , . . ,, M v.
II III. the Old . ,,,,,,.
along ii-
him to young man, w will plead In
i All
have a room full of by
Thia October
also. h,
n- i-
in
adjoining Hie of
late Fleming, Daniel, n
i. I-, own known
The of
uses.
One Hint In
M I
I lie of I be
M . n. by II
of
wilt-, n has;
ii tin- Mi-
in
on
i inn
mi J n
and
T n
wilt In m
of bad n u W U
Moon In
A Moore and con-
us, or I,,
known a W Moon place.
A i land situate in
ville in of
K adjoining the
in i i c it Cut Iran
and Kill, ll
or mid hi ii
in Hook M
The tin Mile
i i r-
November
No Ghost Story
all the name our an
. GOODS
AND
GROCERIES.
and learn at lo. pi ices wear
goods With
out being
that is hero
o ideate our always
give them big fur
money. delivered free in
part id city. to w
ii. L. BRO
Ii. I
To
lull of none Na-Ti
l in- n nun
an ion
and . , tin-
Co. or Han
SERVICE
leave mi
at A. M. fur tin-em lilt-,
water permitting,
leave at A.
M. A. M.
and
Sailing limns de-
on Hinge of
at
for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York mid It.-
ton, and fur all for Went
with railroads Norfolk.
freight by
the old Dominion B, s. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Hay Line
and lane from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N.
J. Alt.,
Greenville, N. C.
PATENT
or fit
fur
photo.
on,
The Eastern Reflector
PH PI . . .,. ;
VOL XVIII. PITT COUNTY. H.
DECEMBER
She
The Lust of a I
U living in
in one
good old lady who mil he
goad, bad or
if
for mil
drink it. Her name is Mi.
ll. 1.11. be is
years old. Water of any
not with her and she has nut
in years,
bus eaten any for
twenty years. It is also said
she never eaten a tomato,
least since in life, has
never bad a lamp in her
old tallow dip, in
everywhere now
is said
the is that she will .
push very closely.
Mis; ill m, be
by next
tie of Ho Car-
they have u
tried
val of and in
sou. plans by those who at
opposed board a gen
Ill-man lives in a town which
Mat I lieu I R, the
lust weather of lb.
family, die. his
home near is lie WAS a
and left a large lie
was hot of nine children,
of whom was over in height.
Their father tin AM four ,, room-, who
weighed mother
was and one half mid
reigned The
of pan i mid children
iv.-i and one
half aggregate
weight was ; mud, The
feet seven and one half
aggregated in weight
The forty-
live feel e in height and
Pay tin- Preacher.
We Would endorse I he sentiment
by T. W. Mans
Methodist Conference,
yesterday, lo it in
just as bad to owe a preacher us lo
Other debt. If there are,
degrees in the sin of BOO debt pay j
we would suggest is not I
only as bad, and
yet how in the ease
that preacher is promised a
lain and fail,
In per to
the promise, leaving the
very row or
sin and breach of the
of taking up good without the
of being able to pay for
I hem- In Other words, going into
debt.
in weight.
her bad twelve brothers,
overall feet in height. The height
and weight of this family was
probably without a parallel in
Journal
not too strongly in favor of running
tin-in out a few days
ago I he did not want in
I bis town any more, still soother
has no bar rooms some
at Oral moving of the
I Saloons 11.1111 tin- town hint
the business of the but his
I observation, be said, was that bus
linens bas been just us sue.
he saloons were moved out as
The Man to Help.
bad before, lie slid hi
is now that only per
tuns who are ever
saloons ill a
is those who -ell ill., liquor. A-
to other presence of
nothing to do with It. I
Ami he is right.
I lie people of Ibis are
ling this I mill, and
will
for more
than has
j been known in Ninth be-
. fore. Scot laud Neck I
I wealth,
ting
her
IN ANTICIPATION OF
Cold Weather
Is what Lady should
DO NOW.
i Catarrh Car not be Cured
with LOCAL
reach tin- seal of the
v Catarrh a blood or con-
dine in order to
J core ii lake
remedial. Hall's lire in
i i-
on the blood and
I Is tint a k
wan
one Hie is-i iii-
yearn and last molar
Ii of
known, combined
with
directly on surfaces,
The
Ingredients is produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh
Semi for free,
Toledo, .
Kohl in
Hall's Family Pills are bast.
So many of us forgot that it is
the weak fellow ho is h.
rather than strong who is
Hie throne of partial or pro
prosperity, who most
needs lie helping Hie in-
ll and powerful, So
us are ready lo help tin- fellow
Whose pathway is easy, while Hint
will pass by unfortunate who
really needs a helping hand. Ho pa keep b-i-l a
of us are prone lo sneer
if not crush, the man u In. bus been
in error who trying to do
make a new man of
himself-while Me throw
sunshine and more material help
. , . into the lap of
This condition is rarely the lot
Herald.
the preachers with good salaries,
but is a con-
lined entirely to the preach
an whose salaries are when
paid ill full.
A peculiar fact with
Hie debt to the preacher is
when the year closes his
practically goes into bank-
without assets, so
usual is it Unit any thing is ever
paid on the balance due the preach-
or any effort whatever is
made to pay it. It strikes us Unit
this might lo lie
Marries One Woman Twice.
There is rather a singular cane
our county somewhere
Similar to one which appeared in
one of New York papers unite
a while ago, Involving a lady
adjoining county.
The ruse of which speak is
Mr. who lives
out Hula mill,
of i lady.
They became and after a
considerable period of time, having
to think bis wife was
dead, he a
Miss Altar
his second marring, the tint wife
was found to Is- living and he was
now a lo two wives. In
order lo not violate the law, which
would have been dangerous,
giving Hie light to note in re-
lo his assumption Hint the
lie M dead, he was at
last term of court granted
from his ll rat wife the second
marriage was declined null. So on
last evening Esq. W. J.
who lives out at the
Hula mill, performed the ceremony
Mr. Miss
Now Mr.
has answered lo three marriage
vows, yet with only two different
ladies. Standard
The Man and
It seems lo natural
of man to lie about his dog.
resent any aspersions oil char-
of bis dug, lint to look with
the eye of dark suspicion on every
man's dog and to whisper
doubts bis Integrity, ll is par-
so with hound dogs. II
is an article of with every
well regulated that his dog is
the champion detective of
world; every carries
his soul convict ion Unit his dog,
breed, is terror to
coons, and it is bard to shake any
white man's In his pointer or
seller. Hut the confidence in
hounds bus a touch of the sublime.
We have out in woods
With nine hunters on a
dark night and bad each In
tell us he could
Identity the voice of his own dug I
far in the lead, and all of the.
others were simply following him
or back
degrading frivolous vice of
rabbit
small paper mill running, if
tile Null Carolina Press
would deal a blow
and at the same
Hie state, ii should attempt
induce sonic independent
fact el In locates mill ill the Si ale.
With the patronage of the Stale
papers assured, in addition to out-
side orders could lie obtained
It should prove a paying invest-
Durham Herald.
Commissioner
having turned over to
his successor, Abbott, the
he has drawn since
has I ice n in office, the having
won his case him in the
Supreme Court, The Durham Her-
makes point Leg-
should reimburse Mr, Bed-
to the amount of
he has surrendered. To be
sure it should. Mr.
his position
through no fault of bis own, and
the put him I here
should malt, good the which
he has sustained by reason of
loss of his office. The laborer is
worthy of his hire.
server.
Dog days are over.
When a wins a hat on a bet
his bead is usually ton big t
it.
Pine feathers may not make line
birds, but I hey make line hounds.
Some people are never happy
unless they are worried about
few choice of something,
foreigners who have applied for I queer the girl
papers In United carriage invariably
Circuit Court, -New York
Spiro politician
Fenian wife
De Henri f
A. Van Dar duties covert
Felix I. He Ibid gilded
It do a good lo
I lie lie h I got
Pull.
Antonio S.
are
respective order natives of
Italy, Turkey,
land, Norway, Spain, Alls-
Portugal and Cuba.
While riding on a train Kan-
the day Miss Mary
of Baltimore, a toy
loon to a diamond brooch,
at being
The oar window
a sudden of
brooch into
I- 25.-. per and Fit- . open. A reward of WOO
it Malaria, Night Mon- Veil o lie red for the recovery of
hack it it deem t No Rood i , ,, ,
lit kind mill ilia on In the cowboys are all
for it.
We have a Line of
Goats
and
buy a
Fall and Winter Luxury
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
the System
;. EFFECTUALLY
lie In
Hi
PERMANENTLY
lure at prices I
have very
while we can suit you.
low.
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ill lira
II
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in hi .;
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In kill
.-. 11.11 it . ill
.-
liner list
Si. Jim
in I mi u ho long River
drew nearer,
I Mini g out
J. B, CHERRY CO.
Hardware, Paints
STOVES
I. In
hull.
ll
III
II-. I ll
Sun
ii
in dock. The
mil 1.1 .-ii in.
-I. -11
Hie river when he
Hint
I I
lay In . know
lit-
i . i. for Hie
if
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tin I ;. II-
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ever
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try ii . chi,
look
It
gO I'll
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in.
ll
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HEATER
HEArERS
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were
MORE
PI BEST THAT
AND SEE
cook tom;
in.
CAN BE BOUGHT
u l,
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mil on-
Ala
roll.
In-1. . v. the I
Hull- . -I in . ;.
lie
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111.11 Hie cup-
ell
A nil tins Hun i-r
Hill when Hi.- for
hi. ; It v. the i . ,
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till
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BAKER HART
N. G
r-i-a.
; . . . . .,
Mine hi , I . .
pie. hill Hi.
I of III
who
I. ll he
III.
.
Hi Daniel I,. U.
Hallelujah Air and
the arc
exercised became the
keep of-
been shown I.
The
say of the courts
II go, every mini in
who the people
have
in
veto, la anarchist. When
the urns me in next August.
hey that the anarchists
arc News and
Observer.
. Pitt County,
II Tin;
following of
I-1 in.
ah Pill
attended, or
for
n- the year
I.
W nil. ruled
Tucker hath attend
JO
SB
SI
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mill-
Total
II H
i vii m.
mile- IS SO
Total
M J
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For miles
Total
Am nut allowed l LO
Vi M King
Hi
ti
SO
up South
Cm
II II Clerk the
of for
tint the foregoing a
-M- my
under ml of
of day
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EASTERN REFLECTOR
V. C.
D. J. WHICHARD, Owner
at the Post Office
X. O., Second Class
Mail Matter.
The Charlotte Observer has
adopted a method of print tag
them their
head.
Before rebelled against
us and while he was lighting Spain
he was a patriot in the eyes of the
ration. he is I
After wobbling on the
H notion for years, it is at last an-
that has
stiffened his
to urge that some Step be
en toward enacting a gold standard.
Mr. of Texas has declared
that Mr. is his choice
leader
of Representatives.
been there himself and ought to
know the kind of man needed to
tackle the rampant majority.
With Cuba on the eve of
lion and the war the Philippine-
still in progress, it would seem as
though the benevolent
of the ware
trued by prospective foster
children. That the interference
to drive from the western
hemisphere was right, no thinking
man doubts, and had the President
courage and
candor to state his intentions
to the islands, would
have been no trouble either Cu-
or in toe Philippines, but the
vacillating policy a weak man
untold bloodshed in the
Orient and trouble in On
ha, since the former low mutter
of discontent in the Pearl of the
Antilles, have now assumed pro-
incumbent of the
House.
must be free or there will ear's I it was
of discord. sign.
Holiday is over.
And by the rules
The hands
NEWSY AND
NOTES.
Dee.
Christmas comes
Jesse -g was in town yesterday.
The school gave a nice little
last night.
Miss Mary Hardy returned from
yesterday
I., is of now
for cents.
II. M. Dixon is suffering very
bad with a rising from a
Quite a large crowd attended
I Thanksgiving services
I Pastor made appropriate
I remarks on our
. in
. ala la
The torn r
i a an i. divided
i loot . On a of
s If the .- is
. I, when
hi I ;
to i shriek in their con
la I
and ii- savage whose would ,
have been In the
Ion
In the j
Mr en la
,. t . -i n I .
arc L it j
. kit by error
On a-
in i . t
. ace
to i v man In in f . d
tarn I i Una th n fa
.,,.
, f . Ml warn
i Illusion an i aim
if.--,.
Register of Deeds, T. Moore . f . , . . sing-
of The ship in
., . . In bit of Maim
While hew the In I.
caught BOOM of our people at that In
but under the circumstances;
a it rum
A of
true I
very but lea n, there
came a lime when it I'd
surely full, when n
n l walked down
toward wool ware-
nine, blue as but
lira l up and put on a air.
Jam ill- a a man l knew came la and
Mild
-s. . l. yon always
look i a r I
tr nil
Oh, j raid l i Hying a
lo l do any B
etc.
ti II j
i l i. an I., I've
; c i i yon
While making some
i, i If w. bad in the of the
1.1 no .- a I i fourth grade of the of
Miss
Cameron, teacher, dropped
dead.
NOTICE OP BALE
Not is hereby given of the
seizure of the following property
for viols ion of I lie Internal
l-i. See.
On l
ville, N. c. s. T.
from II.
Hay I Open
Boggy, piano black-
Notice is hereby given this
property ill be sold on
day. 13th day of December,
at I. o'clock, M. the
bidder. K. C. Ill MAN.
Collector.
Deputy Collector,
lo and Dr. James,
a of dead wringer.
Even an can
A in
When a washerwoman dies she's go back to their tools.
don't mind work though,
wound it's generally understood
they're making an
Mr has I Empty compliments are poor
to a lug man. Honest
The latest thing out is the fellow W.
who goes home i in the Parker has some very strange no-
morning, and you can't always tell
Turkey cooked in Greece mid what he's going to do. but one i.
served in china should have a you mar know, he's going I
id
Wednesday morning served in China nave a thing you may know, he's going to
had the greatest lire in Chile sauce. sell you wire fence if he can. and blamed fill ever
can excuse an old maid for he'll sell you the second time too falls with yon. and I warn you to In-
. , i thin i in yon pl.-as.
logo I., the Philippines a- a wonder. M , , ,.,,,. . ,,
Invest
history of the loss running
up into the millions dollars.
The immense publishing
the was among
destroyed.
Former Senator Call of Florida
declares that was
brought by the of i he I
Company. Trust in
Florida, he say-, are
Why not name Mark
as a committee of one
acquainted with latest form
Republican
to
a nurse when you consider hot What a wonder that Wednesday
many engagements are reported a pretty day when we
from there hear of eight or ten weddings n
The average married man begins that day. every one expect-
by inning his ed or some very bad weather.
wife's allowance. lie a good sign and would
k public office may be n public the married
bin. unlike trusts. i i- folks, can't
no means a monopoly. elsewhere you can In
took man's money. It
was Just amount my loitering
A year later nines
were paid
the
yon per
Record.
i- a girl in town who, being
and has a rood
means a monopoly
W lieu a woman takes a man for The short history of our town will I admirers, hut the
, , , I nil . I-.- a
baa only her also prove n lo as lucky a .,,,.,.,. , j.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
ones lo gel
i worse
self worst place for the sing
of it. married as can be found anywhere.
The Bible tells us m love our Bud Joe is about the only
as love ourselves, lie seems to be afraid of the
i there were no
lien the Bible .-
mien folks
Sixty traveling men met in I liar
Wednesday nigh organ
an be us
the Men-
The prime the
association i- t. bring
Have a Against
ourself.
The
which -ill will
is Christmas,
now o
MILLS
Mr. -v.- who
bus a grudge
never i- Likewise,
action to secure the business man who has a
mile interchange- himself can never is- a
, . commercial nor industrial
able mileage book an excess ,.,,,.
mils. He who wants to sue
in anything should help him Tuesday at o'clock
,, , ,,,, ,.,,., lie should not to I be bride. Rev. J. It. Tin
Prof. W. II. be able to do so
truthfully. The with a grudge
himself keeps in the back- Mr. with Miss Ella Bland,
ground, and even . , ; ,, Ml-- Maggie
we nave eyes from the light I but illuminates
the way to success, win,
blows hi-own horn, reason-
able limitations, i- man who
.,. . .,,.,.,. wins,
on were such as to make ever
heart swell with gratitude
an excess
baggage allowance P
in the tag in the
Methodist church Thursday
His subject was
to be fur
and his remarks
educational progress
making.
our Slate is
Our royally Inclined President
has become to sensitive relative to
his doings that any criticism on
the part poor government clerk
brings down the Administration
wrath to the
Noble K. Dawson. a clerk in
War Department, has been re
moved for Hie
free speech is
restricted not only in and
in China, but in the United States
as well.
The trusts are an that the
Republicans do not care to have
brought prominently to the front
in next year's campaign. To show
the extent to which these
at the expense of tat people
at large, have nourished tin
that great humbug, the protect
should be the aim or
every Democratic editor and speak-
in next year's struggle. Mark
Hanna to the contrary
Mills. X. C. lb
Mr. and Mrs.
I were happily married
It.-u Skinner with Mis- island.
K. Cox with Miss Mamie
son. The bridal party left
tor home oil he groom
county.
a n-1 nose
she to a good
deal of hi- and
skip- as much n- So
fa t. poor man had
no In plead hi- In private
and at last driven to
the ii-- paper.
Here i- production, i
to nil bashful lovers for Its
brevity and M v. a
. I i know Oil V d I
that I . u Win ,. , m If
. r . it It. I think I
. i .- v
Hi -i i i
And would you believe It That
Lean.-- maiden to
him about if yet. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Constipation,
Headache, Biliousness,
Heartburn,
Indigestion, Dizziness,
Ind ti fOOl r
is out of Tin-
mi a. t
th. all
i ill. Is In
Hood's Pills
s ail
am now in lam new store make this an
that my friends customers may know
where to fad me. Allan invited to come see
and its attraction. As usual I
one of the largest
and potions
to lie round in this section, and now haw also added
an immense of
CARPETS
AND MATTINGS
the New Store when you want to find
stock Lowest Prices,
C.
Greenville, C.
BICYCLE
GUN REPAIRING,
General Repair Shop.
THE
OFFERED, AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
I am now in one of new
stores prepared to supply all
your wants in the way of
STAPLE FANCY
GROCERIES.
Mine is exclusive
mill I carry
FULL STOCK of the BEST
some fine California
reaches.
WE ABE HACK AGAIN AT OX MAIN
STREET AND AUK READS TO SERVE THE PUBLIC
RAVE ADDED NEW AND ARK BETTER
PARED FOB DOING FIRST CLASS
BICYCLES TO ORDER AND PART FUR
OUT
The Carr History Prize.
no
the Carr Prise contest
. . , bin attention s
persons have already ,,,,, M, ,. cure.
in due form to enter the
The probably
be open until the Of COTTON r.
December. fifty contestants
will be admitted. The party writ- As wired to A Co., cot-
the best on decade I ton and peanut buyers.
North Carolina history between
1882 receive
Applicants write to the
Carolina Publishing Com-
Three months will
lie allowed in which to
sketches alter notice of the dose of
is
The Reason
The reason why the newspapers
are the best mediums for reaching
the people securing business is
that I hey come into closer touch
with the public than any other
of publications. They greet
the reader's eye in a
year. It is the If we
may so call of newspaper
that give value. day it
is new lie even
day the advertiser is making a
direct appeal to the for his
New York future quotations to
are as follows
Opening.
March
May
I let
Receipts
Opening.
Jan Feb
Wheat- May.
IS
Spot cotton in
i lose.
HI
Close.
A Story
Henry K.-v- of Vermont a life-
long
or a brief
a After
t. a he soon a
court St.
lie n room at the ho-
tel, as was usual during
time, wits dull, Mr,
and n bed. The
landlord Informed every bed
In had two In the
one Dial was Judge list
tacks.
and tell him that
wants lo sleep with
The landlord at the
Judge's mill hi errand,
Mid half
asleep; of
Oh. ye- I've laid mice.
him Argonaut.
A from the to
with
a.-in the w pro
upon, the
snowy . of Mount Rainier. It
times tax as seen
from in.- ; of before
N covered with a dome f
. feel, or more. In height,
Hie toward the east,
lbs i- In such
rising easts the of the
great mountain upon the cloud curtain
overhead in the form of n vast Hue
point of which rests
apex the At other times
th shadow of the earth lie
up a distinct curve,
tin- of sunset stains the
now the line shadow to a
deep pink. Youth's Companion.
Mr. Opinion of Booth.
booth hail n very
at re-
lie detested I
r let. his in the
his
He threw his whole soul
It. it Indeed a perform-
ti. I. Mrs. John
Seldom a day upon which we do Drew hi H
not hear of for dwell-1
It is the
standing, there are trusts and very f water that wears away
ones at that. the
K-
M i i
with
Chill Tonic Mo, l
to Like. if it fall. He-
stores the blood
well. None other as good.
Co Suffolk, V.
ii at the
n an-.
In dark Boar
of is a
f four of iron
work which have Hi.-
of . of
kind in
over lo
TO A CHANGE THAT WILL BE MADE IN THE
TUCKER CO
Grimesland, N. C.
next we sell our
i N tiling,
FIRST COST FOB CASH,
supplies
Until J i. 1900.
TUCKER CO.
Ab Jan an
t f
Thanksgiving Tine is a Busy
fancy grocery department, where
you will find everything in
fur the table, as well as choice
canned fruits, vegetables, of the
best large layer
ii. raisins, assorted
Bills, pudding, mince meat.
pumpkin in cans.
choice fancy and
leas, line lit lowest price and
J.
After two
Premiums have been paid
ix Tin;
m a
N. J.
Your Policy
Has Cash Value,
Loan Value,
Insurance,
that
works automatically,
Will within
three years after if you are
good health.
After Second Year
No
Incontestable.
arc payable at the be-
ginning of and of each
year, provided the
the current year lie paid
They may lie
lo reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
To Make its
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
r-
J. L.
N. C.
My Stock
is Complete
-IN ALL
At prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
Jas. E White.
W. II. W. T.
III Hi
Cattle, n
aye
Poultry, f
you
prime, I
We have just opened Kan, tome. I BUB
nix building with entirely new
of------
M.
I N. C
We Carry
Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hals, Hardware,
Crockery, Farm Implements,
Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Lard, Tobacco, etc., in fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE J
curried in a general stock.
We Also Sell
d. i mm,
nun
DEALER IN
HAY, OATS, COT-
TON SEED HULLS AND
MEAL AND GUANO.
Our prices on everything will lie
found as tow as a good article can
be SOld at. You arc cordially in- Hugging Ties always
visit our store. on
Highest paid for all
GREENVILLE N. C.
if country produce.
WHITE FLEMING.
H. O
Fresh goods kept on
hand. Country produce and
old. A trial will convince you.
D . W.
A STOCK IN TOUCH WITH NATURE'S
SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Our was Barer so large and as the
time, innumerable ions having in the foe days .
therein, and the prices are certainly not the learn tempting feature
We are showing selling suits the
figures asked, that with thorough
able Every la perfect la linings-careful
material. They the best approved tootle
there of them to fire the of the
fit. lo lie and in style, I
pass us by.
STYLISH.
STYLISH
DEC. FRACTIONS.
Part in, People
Way
The Properly Observed.
Friday, l I,
lo
C.
today.
folk
a. L. C. Ki
; Nor-
II. weal
Two the children
are .
Metric;
loll .
ill line. I fall mil
entitled to that designation, we would not do.
Yon are net to he on every late
We are Impelled by honesty principle to sell yon the
and most This is our duty as
meet same on all occasions in Washington.
W lien I H. W. i.
lie -You are home of T. E. Hooker
v. are wen what was to wear ii therefore
most in lie had. II. C. left T
morning
of
ON THE CORNER.
, Neck morning.
KING
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
Little Ruth Jenkins, daughter o
Mr. Mrs. S- fell on
a i in a few days ago cut
her face right badly above be-
there la a GROSS MARK low the eye. The hurt was painful
on the margin of this paper around, ii
la to remind yon yon owe not Neck
and we request
you to as early as
We need what YOU
owe us and hope you not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
the cross mark on their
paper
STATE NEWS.
In Carolina.
spent an en
Hay.
was beautiful and p
pie entered heartily I .
the The stores
other places of
the entire day, the harm ins
being the exception. The
town wore very of a
appearance. The orphans of the
will have ease lo
Ibis in e,
for wherever lily s
acre
In mill ;
pal ;.; i
i i .--.
. .
like, for the ,
age i . Ai
Episcopal church a
Thompson Orphanage amount-
ed to
At union were
held in the Methodist church where
Short talks were made by Revs. I.
A. J. X. Booth and x.
II. Watson and Prof. W. Rags-
dale, Besides the full choir an-
Hunts and congregational singing
Court Clerk D, were solos by Mrs, B.
Red Front is Bleeding to death with Low
Prices. friends before all of our
great bargains are gone.
Es-Cl
looming on business.
B. I. left Thursday
morning for a trip over in Virginia.
Solicitor L. I. Moore returned
Thursday evening
Robert and
spent Thanksgiving day
Superior
SHOES
ells I
i.
Sill . I
Mi. s
Moore and his boys spent Thanks-
giving in
who was a matron the formal
school offerer
Tuesday night, Miss Sarah Bailey,
a pupil from also died
Tuesday. This males deaths
in the school and others of the
are
Miss Annie Watts, of
j Durham and Bill
for were married in
printing. it was
The turkey takes a holiday affair. Judging
in the papers.
Try the Arab pen the I- Vanes died at his
tor Book Store. home near Asheville. He was
v , ,. ., , , brother of Senator Z. II.
quite all the street v
sidewalks are paved. i
Mrs. Came over front
i this to visit her
son. L.
Mr. Mrs. K. House
LOCAL REFLECTIONS.
December.
Twelfth month.
Last month of the year.
Fresh Mountain Butler
Miss Howell, of Golds,
collection
Orphanage amounted
81.15.
The Odd Fellows and
went their
Thursday to spend
day with relatives. ,, ,
I lie Masons sent their orphans
Harry Pox l Oxford in cash a
Thursday
and returned this ,,
la always generous
I ml we belie p K.
Dry Goods.
M e I
all
all i cents,
heavy,
Silk-, to cents.
,,
All r.
Hats
Men's Pine cent
Men's Cups, in cents.
Hoy's Caps. M cents.
Hoy's Hats, all colors.
Notions,
s.
Handkerchief, cent
11.--.-.
j, ,.,.,,
Men's
Mens Hall
Men's
shin.
Pins, I
Cotton, in.
Prom cents lo 84.08,
loin
Mis to
Miss Emma Han is returned this
morning from Ayden where she
had been a marriage. .
as i hey did and for
Mrs. and child, of I the orphans,
Neck, win, were
Mrs. s. ii. returned home
today.
The colored Bremen hail a parade II Allen nude
Thursday afternoon. yesterday of Mr.
Five Fridays, live Sat and
live Sundays this month.
North Carolina defeated Georgia
in the Thanksgiving day football
game.
If we don't get some cold
soon it will be contrary to
diction.
New assortment of the famous
Collins to succeed Mr. H.
resigned, as clerk of superior
court of
Free Press.
Miss Lucy of came
over Thanksgiving morning and
spool with Mrs. P. M.
Can,
and Olive Joyner, of Baltimore,
spent Thanksgiving here with Mrs.
v.
Mis- Julia Howell.
j arrived
K p,
At last regular meeting
River Lodge No. K. of
Tar
the
Parker Fountain Pen, at Reflector wen emoted for
Book Store.
There is money for the man who
will establish a grist mill
Greenville.
Capt. A. the Jeweler,
has I a large regulator clock in
his store. It makes a handsome
appearance.
Attention is called to the
of the sale of property
seized In violation of interim
laws, by E. C. Duncan, col-
Every day advertiser Icarus
that true economy lies not so much
in patronizing cheap mediums an
patronizing good
Ink.
Car Load Genuine Texas Raised
Red Rust Proof Seed I Pro-
by best farmers to be
the finest of Oats. Also Pluck
Seed Oats just received.
J. a. CHERRY
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds Moore last
week Issued marriage licenses to
the following
worn.
Isaac Wilson and Lizzie
Joyner and Minnie A.
Jones.
R. A Forbes
John R. Cooper Ella
Hooks.
F. H. Stan -ill May
Edwards.
Fide Downing Lena Wills.
W. and Martha
Right.
William Wood
Kinsey.
John Boyd Katie
The total number issued during
the month of November was SO,
for whites for colored
For the fiscal year ending
first the number issued was
for white for colored
This is largest number ever
to the for
the ensuing semi annual term
It. M. C.
O. E. C.
J. N.
L, of W.
Dr. W. II. Bagwell M. at A.
T. M. Hooker K. of B. .
Dr. It. L. of E.
II. W. ofF.
A Delightful Evening.
The members of the Helena
Lodge, Daughter of
held a banquet at their hall Friday
evening, which was unanimously
voted by those present one of the
most enjoyable events of the sea-
son. Tableau scenes, enchanting
music, and a table well laden with
delicious viands to meal
fastidious taste, called forth a
hearty and unanimous vote of
thanks to the committee charge
of i
men to sell Sew-
Machines Pitt and adjoin-
counties. Good paving
guaranteed. For terms and
contract apply to
II, F.
Greenville, N.
visit h sister. Miss Ophelia II-
ell. at Mrs. Allied
Miss Lucy Cox returned lo Kin
Friday evening.
W. W. Perkins Friday
evening from Richmond,
W. P. Harding returned
morning from New
COLUMBIAN DANCE
The Most Pleasant V. t Given.
The annual dance under
spices of the given
in opera Wednesday
was decidedly one of the
pleasant occasions ever given
In The music was
by Victor
and was a of
The German was led by Curtis
with Miss Sallie
following couples participating.
Mi
CLOTHING.
Hoy's Knee Suits, Its cents.
Hoy's Long Fulls,
Hoy's Overcoats, s
Knee Pauls, I cents.
Men's Coat. and Vest,
M ii s i
Mill's ;,
-Men's all wool
cents.
Worsted,
Z. V. JOHNSON CO.,
Clothing hustlers. Next Door to Bank. Red Front.
Snow Hill Railroad
We had
with Mr. elms.
of Baltimore, this week, who is here
May of who was
over ibis way, returned Friday
evening.
i. returned Friday
evening from Durham where he
went to spend Thanksgiving.
Mm. K. B. and little son,
of came over Ibis morning
lo visit Mrs. J. A.
Mrs. R. M. Hearne, of Washing-
ton, who was visiting her parents
at Nurseries, returned
home to-day.
A ire lo and Twice a Widow.
Mr. i- at
f.
III this lime
Harper. curl
Miss
Neal, of Danville.
Miss Louise Latham with II. I
Miss Bruce Forbes with
president and begin
Miss Mary Blow with work constructing the long
talked of branch road lo
Miss Maud Blow with Hill. We also hear
Do You Intend
ford, of Washington.
Miss Dorothy Carr, of
with C. Forbes.
Miss Pat Skinner with Wayne
Mitchell, of
Tyson with Henry
Harper of
Mary Belle While with
elms.
Miss Helen Perkins with Frank
Tyson.
Miss Move, of
underwear an
u.
is a standard being
In in heading
wards snow Hill, a force of from so to look line before
to being hard work,
grading up to twelve
miles from
t v Standard.
with
The for a
which recently appealed in this pa-
per, has brought a deluge of oilers
f i, f t i i , i is Sugg
from all parts and
. ,, . f e i , t II
from all sorts females and main ,.
of I he replies are unique. A . . ,, ., .
, ,.,. . , , of Goldsboro,
the lair have , ,. ,, ,
. mill Garden.
person hut .- . , . .
. ,., . Miss Ada Woolen with It.
vet have lo his liking.,,, , , . ,
. r of
Here is a sample taken random
from a bat of
This preventing Roberts
from breaking into Congress
of wives has made most,
people lose high of the fuel that
Hon. Matt is Irving lo
break same place with a AND IT will PAY
plurality of Indictments, says the
Sun.
A big assortment
WRIGHTS SANITARY UNDERWEAR
JUST ARRIVED,
or TO COMB
OUR
Flanagan with
Mr. L, Smith.
Dear notice in a recent
date of the you
for a wife. I would state I am
search for a husband. I ant
years old have been married
twice and am the mother of two
Miss Blanche
-Miss Lillian Cherry with John
Adams.
Miss Dot Flanagan with Julius
Fleming,
W. and
Wood, City.
Will Carr, of Wilson,
Budding
manhood What
lies I What half
hidden I
What a for
lender sympathy
At puberty nature
generally
some to
establish physical
when fail i to assert itself, develop I
merits result which Injure the health I
impair i the maiden,
The
for
and to
is what i . I need I
all i i . for
Books i
very interesting children and am j
worth money. am will-
to marry again the man of your
description, provided his life is
well insured. I hope your
is no joke and will soon
get a favorable reply. Hoping lo
hear from you at early date.
Address X, P. O.,
Observer.
TO cum. LA IN TWO
Take Laxative Quinine
Tablet
Moore, of Greenville.
Chas.
Skinner, B, B. L.
II. W.
Harry A. L.
Blow I. A. Tyson H.
Is. All druggists refund
fails to K. W. I
the Band
The Osceola Hand is taking h
script ions to purchase Uniforms for
And from the way
responses are coming i looks
a i,,,,,. a a.
STAR m
Grove's on every box.
will soon lie their
suits. We already have the heal
baud in ought lo
is the
Mother of Invention.
It the necessity for an Veil
honest, blood purifier
and ionic brought into
existence Hood's ,
It is
extract prepared by a
combination, proportion and
process to itself and
Hood's Sarsaparilla
curative power.
of
M.-. inc.
, to Hoot
It up and
A. Burke,
, ind.
line of NECK-
WEAR, HOSIERY and the celebrated
shirt, has just
C. S. FORBES.
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The Reflector
EASTERN REFLECTOR
X.
J. Owner
Book Store
at the Port at
X. cuss
Mail Mailer.
Bottles j
what vat
streets
Iowa town corner.
urchins,
slum , runs.
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day
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COMPACT OF
CAROLINA.
sway
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will
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I the against disease Atlantic
Liver an also
i .
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constipation, jaundice,
and all kindred s.
Fl-Wheel of
Your Liver Tills arc
the fly-wheel of life. I shall
be grateful for the accident
. , , if l
hi them to my notice. w i.
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of rock
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ii Hint. a
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vertical km. broken and
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at of cleavage Tim.
w make.
i and la
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A bland I New
in ii- proud
founder- B and
would a
land and
III
III . . Ill
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Hem in
Pi
lb mi .
M i . i i . -1,11 with
Hie
bald
Yorker.
city
nothing left i like i If
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York Tin.
no
little
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cat.
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evening. Ev-
Mr
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in
every Sun
day. morning Pray-
evening. Rev.
J. X.
school n. m.
I ices
and
evening. Rev.
m.
p. in. u-
-Services third
Sunday, Rev.
J. H. Morion, Sunday-
p. m. J. R. Moore mi
regular
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new
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will ii
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l- i Ida, .
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mid
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Hi.-.- ; .
i . , , . .
ll.
a villa
mops
and
Sun.
the
us a call.
Reflector Jo. Office
A-
details ii
lug i by a veterinary
n n- the
,, , ,. horses and hay for lb
p .,. I.,,. f stricken pro
In. i in mostly with the
who are half -av-
age. Mil h. were found
,. i- , m,. . I- lion, i
in all selling,
,.,. hem give
in-
i i of I ml who
ii , -.-, i lo cheat la
i i manner and on
i, i-i Placed.
., ii,,.,. Cossacks are very re
I i
-I had a Hie
remarked a who had
lays -lie III-
for
W asked the observer,
l -a- carried near
I i
. -ii.-l over
i other and
. I there
driver he demanded
for a hark
ltd
at an
old who at with a
complacent smile
I replied.
you any
-Not
Iota come here for
the The patient returns home.
the papers Mr. Ho-
and has springs
much Improved by use
but a you a few
you Hint Mr. go-and-so
has died and l-i-n The
nation was cheerful
He
I w
by a
In a
R I'll
II film
in In vii . ii i I
aid the barber, n he mull
Hut tin- , i I Ids
yore no- M
i -I ii
i .-ii I
pile n , i
conn
Main
a IS p in,
Ban-
l Mn loves
J in. arrive p in
p in.
G p ill
-Train leave- n-
I.-, a a m. Bod
m in, Horn lo a
-Vi. Returning
Hie p in. Mills p in.
Red in. W p in.
arrives T p m
in at with train So
with Ilia Carolina Central
Railroad, -i Red with Red
ad.
Air Line and Southern
III-
Charlotte
Train en tin-
ii I m , m. Halifax It P
at p . .
pm, T .--,
. a in.
II is H am.
. I.
ii.
mil
o Branch leave Wash-
in h in an I J l m. arrive i
Train.
el
ill
, .-, ii.-i
I . .
mi
nil I
i-r
I in in-
I horses
I ,.,
. ii i
did lb
I Hie
And
Visiting Card
TO A
Full Sheet Poster.
and simple In re-
M . n In
11--i i -ii. a of
., surgeon
i, ml ,, which
re ii-i and sold at
rubles, in k --ii-
less Intelligence
II.
look blue.
night.
fellow, I
Ilia I
What's
III never forgive myself. I
Miller Ml my house last
I kick
Slip
many a one. Young
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only a year and conj
the news every week,
and gives information to
those grow-
that is worth
many times more
subscription price.
pal age.
Well, have
coining round -parking
young girls. kicked out one
last week
-V,. I've found out that this
man wasn't after my daughter; ha
was after my
York Press
An l argued missionary
further, as cheap as
The did not conceal
her misgivings,
lull they as It
t, Ibis simple of the forest.
Her now.
and there was no telling what might
not i of corsets and skirts
which do not hang from the shoulder.
i nothing of with dots
in thorn. Detroit Journal
The
story
white i
vices
I i
Pen
lie
off
mi n
All lot
.
i y i
I ; i
i; i
de k.-i
on
i-i i. i Healer II- this
I'm A
i i ,
I in lied mi old
. prayer. The
i-in
;. grace
i up a his white friend
eye of
-p. our sins afar
hull's lo de gospel
lines of
. . ear lo de gospel p
i,, way down
mi his
ii, --in, dark
O l- what
.;. I i I Hen
. ran I blessed of
,; tot him
I de ii f faith made
n .
than the
,. of
u-i-i i a
mast and
the prov
Is a rotten-
who
and
living whole-
I useful Hi When you get
out In the rural districts, a Charming
sight I- of beautifully
each farm being is trim
and neat as a garden. There
I- a waste land to be -eon
The thing Hint -Hike- a stranger
I. profusion of frail
ran In- seen more
grapes Washington Peat
To i- I a
nation
but
Hint
upright
some
ii, i
of lb, r and declared himself
Look black said lie,
-ii hill in-
Isn't I done low to me
What I've
de thing all de time.
week we. I tide
week an tells tut I La-n ;
I lien phis
la
it i. i
lure ii i III la
England at end Ill I en ll
When i l-ad I a p
I. v.-i
, i f her n
t;. .- i
I i
in I I .
. . . ,
. . i-1 ii I I-
l.- i- -i
loll-l
lid i-f ll pin I II en
., r f
ml ll is Hit d i
lie mi-
hall I
ii. . i -ii face
i in. I laughter id
her
-in i.-i i . After
a I do. i sub-
mid r a i i she
was a . p III in the
and I
, home a r
man until Hie time,
l slid a in
Train Tarboro
I I in. I U arrive- ll-
in-pm. leaves 11-
Sunday, sun
days sol.
Train on N C l I, 1-
daily, sleep ; at a m. .
m. leaves
w a m. Is w a in.
Mount i in,
101-a 1-1.4 mi, m. ll-- I I- a
i. m. spring
list a m
, in. dally
A. K. ; A. If.
Lodge. meets first
third evening. R.
w. M. J. M.
LO. Lodge,
every evening.
D. X. i.
K. of Rivet
every Friday evening.
J. L. Fleming, t.
K. of R. andS.
R. Vance Council,
1696, meets even-
W. R. f. B.
Lang,
O. C. A. every
and at I. O.
F. hall. A. D.
A. t. Council,
meets every first thirst
in Odd Fellows
Hall. Z. Worthy
Chief; See.
Conclave
No. meets every second
don i Monday nights in Odd
W I. Wilson
Smith See.
Hi.
Clinton i
in. left
E a in
it. It
m tn IS
a in
i-lo
ii. m.
Agent
J. It. Manager.
T. M. Manager.
by
by
i-
pr,
, I i
pill I'll,
I a
th- i a i
again, ii Hi,
No Ghost Story
Rut all I ho same store is
Rye t
can look at our splendid
ST.
IX-
DRY
GOODS
OF
E Mill
Also it nice Hardware.
I can now found in the
brick stoic formerly
occupied by J.
W.
TO SEE ME.
J. R. COREY.
The H
Vim.
An fed
V I
S PEN
SUCCESS or th j pen AGE I
FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORE.
work I- never don
quoted sympathetic
Mr. Steak-
i I have observed It In
Henrietta's case. Woman's work Is
never done There enough
of It left over to keep her husband
busy from the lime he through
Ida dinner till so tired ha has to
g t,, Star.
Print distribute
any
i in i -.- day. and
i ,.,. i,. ,. t. cur-
i Plain Dealer.
How did he
I .
mi
i- .
jimmy Tl
s billy
Till em
., up
turnkey with the
i cell door open with n
i-n a me down with
milk
I i . a
II.
Hi, . ii
sum fer
ll,
Hi
a tin. Sow call
i yon ii mi tree a
Atlanta
Tin
an,
need
Th
i n,
i., K it
i i. ; r, not to send
l v. as so much In
i I it
i- I was my
-AND
GROCERIES.
and learn at what low pi ice wear;
selling such excellent goods Vita
out being astonished.
Rut that is hut here for,
please our customers and always
give them big for their
money. Hoods delivered free In
any part Come to sec
us.
I L.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Tl
if all Ashes Is.
t. lo an anal
is-r
i water
l I par Lots
I i ill-pie
ll was a to
n-ad liter for remit
lances so ion know
that I could u-l sails-
of i. and more of
I'll.
------1 I I 1875.------
S. M.
WHOLESALE -.- RETAIL
Prepared fancy Police
molasses, side meat, hums, should-
coffee, sugar,
cigars, cheroots,
mountain butter, full
cream cheese, sausage,
oat Hakes, hominy Hakes, cotton-
seed meal hulls, cotton seed
at IS wilts per bushel.
D. M FERRY GARDEN SEEDS.
STANDARD Sewing MACHINE
BAGS HALT.
BUREAUS.
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, Etc
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Come to see
SAM M.
leave Washington on
and Fri-
days A. M. for
water permitting,
leave at A.
M., A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sailing boon subject de-
pending on singe of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York
ton, for all points for the West
railroads at
should order freight by
the Ola Dominion B. s. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay i-inc from
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON, Aft.
Washington, N. C.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N.
PATENTS
hone
, soviet i to
ail hollows trouble, th I- see
the
Mar
Book Mn i,
madams,. tin
FREE
A Free Trip to Paris
I-
Send moil, photo.
ON
th
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J. V. B EDITOR
. .
j mi
-AT
VOL. XV
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, DECEMBER 1899.
NO
Ed. H.
WANTS TRADE.
UP-TO-DATE
grocer km
THE TOWS
My goods g Other.
All goods delivered free of charge.
I LEAD, OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW
WASHING ION LETTER.
From
It. V., I.
to be just us mil of an
if can
Judge from If
anything, he is more
the man Maine ever
of Thai is
it opinion, but one at-
tared by a prominent republican
member of the House, whose name
ha used, he
in to a friend.
It indicates, however, I hut
are not turning out In
with the of
reform were to
when Mr.
Speaker.
Much regret is fell in Washing
Ion over the that
health of L. Wilson
win, was the last chair
man of the House committee on
Wave and Means, and
General during the last and
administration, was in a
Condition. Mr. Wilson, who
his retirement front pub-
life been President of the Wash-
and Lee University, Lex-
bus been ordered to
Aw winter, by his
physician.
Hon. D. Richardson, of Ten-
who received tho democrat-
nomination for Speaker, after
one of the longest caucuses ever
held, got vote of every demo-
of the House today.
was not, of course, elected; the
having the votes
elected Representative Henderson
Speaker, old Bead
rules, but Mr. Richardson will be
leader of the
House during the life of the Fifty-
Sixth Congress. There may bf
more showy and brilliant on
the democratic side of the House,
but that he will make a shrewd
and safe lender is conceded by all.
His shrewdness would have been
shown by the which he
conducted his campaign for the
nomination of Speaker, had not
been well established long
He received no warmer
his success than those
extended by his three rivals for
the honor.
Mr. message,
one of the longest ever to
today,
owing to the early adjournment of
both House as a mark
of re-pert to the Lite
dent It will go in
row, and then the real business of
the session of Congress will begin.
The democrats were never a
more aggressive mood, and
Air the
can majority In both Senate and
The at tent ion of Senators is be-
called to tin- ii Hot.
right lo
appoint Mr. to the
after the legislature adjourned,
without electing his
The Si ale Constitution of
expressly
in Hie S. Senate shall only be
ailed by the Annul-
influential Pens.,
in working
sealing, of nil
grounds, against
One of these is
Bowden, who said on
the subject i should
nut lie a partisan one, but
each Senator, of his pol-
or bis personal friendship for
Mr, Quay, should vote as u con-
Impartial upright
judge, and decide it according lo
its merits and dictates of his
own conscience, under bis
oath, If this be done, there can
result,
stones unlawful appointment has
not a single merit to support
That our pension laws arc in
need of revision, everybody knows
when they will get it. or
revision will make bet-
tar or worse, is a horse of her
color. The Secretary and Assist-
ant Secretary of the Interior, and
the Commissioner Assistant
Commissioner of Pensions, have
before u sub-committee,
of the Senate Committee on Pen-
that a revision of the laws
should made, and recommended
that it be done by a non-partisan
Commission. A National
that is really unit partisan
would lies rarity.
there many so fulled.
Representative of Ky.,
who was recently acting Chairman
of the Kentucky Democratic State
Committee, legal contest
in that depends upon
view court of Appeals lakes of
I tissue He thinks those
were Illegal, and
they were used extensively in the
republican border counties, to
make sure Dial the
us they paid to
He says if the tissue are
thrown out Illegal. will
have a plurality of lo
Mr. Smith says he doesn't
j believe there will lie trouble
in the Suite, no matter the
final decision be.
It v. modern iodine.
day in church , .
I . M.
Mi. who has preached
in every
in the State at one lime or
oilier, has been hen- for some
lime superintending
lion of a history of bis life
Sunday he attended
First Baptist church and call
on by Hi. Carter,
of hi- on
for a prayer.
And such a prayer it
venerable preacher bowed
head seemed lo lie bilking familiar
y Owl, telling him of
of I he people, mail b j
asking the Almighty for mercy I
Indulgence could be called
lo
he
the
arc like
any other lime And
grow smaller awl meaner as lime
Mil-Mill. Mini
a great ninny high up in
drink am
go to dunces. Oh, Lord,
mil I hem mans, bill Hint's
to fool the people. re
old
world bin Addling mil dancing, l
We read the morning
and there they printed
names of all gals mid
I. ml. have mercy
on I
oh a of
are end ii run nil
here, visiting,
of ill fume the,
devil generally. So wonder
when they ask a In
IV. mi evil way, he replies, -ii,,
you old devil, we know
We beard only this wee; of a
prominent church member who had j
been drinking beer ten years and
who went home and foil ml bis I j
boy dead drunk as limber as a I
dish rag. Oh, Lord, have mercy I
on these miserable sinners who
ting
her
IX ANTICIPATION OF
Cold Weather
Is what should
DO NOW.
, i
i. ., inn
We have a Line of
jackets, Coats
and
buy a
fall and Winter Luxury
pretend they are following prices .
but who go round with their it i
smelling like nu old swill tub. We v
Jessie of Louis,
promises to achieve a
as a She is nineteen
WM married to her bus
band a few days ago. She began
as an at tho age of thirteen.
Morning
have a little grandchild, Lord,
were thinking of sending here
to school, but, oh. Lord. is
Mich a degraded, fearfully
we are afraid to send her
here. Then there is a college
where the young men are
aged to give dames. Oh, Lord,
have mercy on the president of
that institution,
there are only u
righteous people In R
Ml the rest are were
not for these few good people the
whole would go lo the devil.
would rain down lire mid
brimstone and destroy like
and
Observer.
dome now while we cm suit
down very
low-
CHERRY
for ii i in i i In-, i ill.- i r each
;,, in humbugged v.
-lie I ill -Up i no
r how fraud
i-. here n this our
Ni-ii k tell-
how the young man Miller who
a pr i I lo
. I V. , ,. ,;, . a,
per , a i-1 ugh I I
i- in of bis
i people
l I, ,,, i-
In money into
a scheme common sense a
second should have told
I hem was n fraud. The fuel i-,
. in . j i .
i I, i r
i,
ill . I n
In who In
Hill I lie public In i
, . I
I ltd i i . ell,
Catarrh Carnot de Cured
with it A I. APPLICATIONS
ll soil I I
-i . I- a or ion
-e,
cure , ion inlet mil
. Cure Is
. an I mis
. bin h --M
I i- a I.
medicine, mi- prescribed
in
mill i-
ii i-
l-i-i Ionic known, combine i
In-I
d I ice 11.1 oil till- III lie, ill- -III .
i-
iii curing I n
Send r
r. tn, ,
Toledo, O,
druggists,
Hull's Tills an-tin- best.
i, . .
. i
. Mil.
Hardware, Paints
Should No Division,
If is one upon
which the press of the country
should be a unit, it is their
lo the paper the
United
in makes its cost to the
nu item .
The price of subscription and
price of advertising remains the
game, while the cost of issuing n
paper baa materially increased. It
a bleeding process is
no necessity for submitting to.
A stock company should be
by the newspapers, let
that company buy or equip a paper
mill make paper. A move
of this character take
shape too soon. have the
pr of paper a few
Journal.
Double ruled leis
thing for practicing writing, at Be
D STOVES
A SPECIALTY,
AND
York banks arc
lo mil the small
branch of
oilier u gigantic
bank trust, has scared
little bankers all our the country,
and, at n meeting ii Ft,
a few the
was
-i in the
York bank-. It's no use,
buys, bank i- coming,
and may a- make
lake your on
might have i
I,, inn . bill and
some veil ii.-i-l nil Voting
the republican
the very I rusts,
will Investigate, you
that
scheme is re
publican. Kansas Agitator.
CHOICE Vegetables
will always find a ready
only that farmer
can them who has studied
the great secret how to ob-
both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of well-
balanced fertilizers. No
for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least S Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
, .
Don't Let
I lie memory average shop-
I i- longer than the
i-
lo keep repealing or-
fact in order ii may
in the minds of the
purchasing public long enough lo
en-ail- ii responsive impression-
The ii-, r creates this
-i u In persistently his
Hie public should pm
him. An alum
thing, bill
a so while
may not prevent
advertisements make
business n world. The
wide generally
gels hi- -hate of I lint business,
R, who died
in Tuesday, was one of
and public men
known. He
ml and
capable, In hi- old
age to him he
bore ii His
example was all for
Observer.
I , ,.,
i f
l tin-
t,. ilia of r
fer Phi
Of
for
ii- i
end I in.
II I. bath M
t W II a
r . Tucker hath d
Mi. Manning l
U ii King
st a i. Davis.
Km days Commissions OS
I day as
Total
IT ll ll
-M mill-
Total
M C i
HEATER
l .-I a-
ii-
allowed
W ii King
allowed
ID
MM
i so
MO
I. ill A t
AND
, pi I.,
battleship Texas has
rived Brunswick, Ha and on
in Captain
i he vessel re
there several days,
when-he Havana.
i it pi iii ii ill remain
i. assuming iii- new
depart mental Washing
ton after the bodies of
Maine victims are up on
the for lull in
BAKER
Si in i
I'm i
II. Moore, ex i, link the
of fur
the
III, I III . i- doll,
vi- in my
nil baud -nil ii
I Heard f Ibis day
I is t.
-i VI
k. t. t
re,
AYCOCK,
At-Law.
N. C.
In i
per Mil I res Chills ti I
re , , i
kiln l V, m
tin kind Urea I,
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Eastern reflector, 5 December 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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December 05, 1899
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