Eastern reflector, 8 December 1899


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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.
A re-i-
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day
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old man
under Ids aria n
till .
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COMPACT OF
CAROLINA.
sway
T.
will
II.,
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A S Fortification
I the against disease Atlantic
Liver an also
i .
i -i i. sour stomach, malaria,
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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Si Pi- 1-5 Si
is . Sit -S ti
i as if had a new lease of life,
ill
it
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Liver Pills
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lull,
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filled
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ram
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JOB
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of rock
being grained and
cal In of
ii Hint. a
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vertical km. broken and
,., in moving Making
at of cleavage Tim.
w make.
i and la
; dome
I'm
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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one. no
y.-i. Von Sew
York Tin.
no
little
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in
a,
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cat.
play
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service every
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
I i
I., mil a urn-
Individual
new
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lull
Tl,. .-.,. . a
,.;. i . hail two tie-
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will ii
nil stage, other i .- us,
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in are
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mid
I-, and
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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
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nil I
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I in in-
I horses
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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
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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
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l.- i- -i
loll-l
lid i-f ll pin I II en
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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
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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.
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EASTERN REFLECTOR;
X.
D. J. WHICHARD,
VI OBSERVATIONS.
A Difference Which Always
Was
by the Va. 0-s
the average
lion to play bowl.
Truth i
t the at
M. as
Mail Matter.
bib knows
hi
The University
which Mr. W. B. Bernard, of
Greenville, i editor Id chief,
again making its appearance
the academic year. number
just out is a splendid one Mid a
to the editors tad
paper calls Itself
peal and which i- pub
linked at Kansas, make
I In- following point in its issue for
the current
son of Logan wan
killed in Philippine the
home in pomp
and at great expense to people.
Why n. t of other moth-
Was he of liner
Why are sons their
so more considered Hoe
long will mm be foolish enough
arm ,,, when they are no
lug except water. Wafer shame more considered than the honest
Our begin to expand his son hare kepi
Iron the we commence Li the public expense for a genera-
I . . . . ii . ml i
festival that
Where there's a will there's
I ways a nay to break it.
Making the morning lire baa
now become a grate undertaking.
Hope is the yeas
bubble over joy.
BUSINESS NOTES.
Dec.
B. K. Manning A Do
abate in the rear
are having i. i
.
;.
. I
atlas,
. j are In-
I r I
. v worthy
v . I. .
. or
from on, .-,.
petting them.
Tit the .
few there
catch the oyster.
one last week a train en- The first took
route . on the pi I, n .
. plea look all the premium.
Southern railway was held up m l
regular Jesse James vie and
express car robbed of The
robber overlooked pack-
age, containing and no
doubt when be lead the
Hen, the mother draws u prim
while
us they have done nothing for lb
people out of whose
draw the
ungracious ii is right.
The case cited is a line illustration,
however, of the difference accord-
In the army to the preferred
of
When have many
men have only one .
of some oilier ,.,,., the herd, the latter
woman. whom, is truly said, no
The crying of your baby i-Men considered than
compared lo ThU hat been made in the-.
the papers he
for not
. , . ,, your neighbor's brat.
i .
stalk out of which
Hied lo make our sink
corn and
the like, when we had to make
our own toys. i coming m
day. i
lamp has more
some ll is
where there are two soul- with
ii invariably
goes out.
Kind and loving words are as
a- perfume of
when breezes rare
an- the
of brick stores.
j. Bryan,
relative of Bryan, -r
I- here on e Urines
ThU the fellows One swallow does make a
look up their . summer and one advert
Too col I lo borrow . make a season fruitful.
w ha- just bough I tingle drop waler Is
lot is going lo up drops wear away
i nice lion- on it. the To establish a
Our town i- growing rapidly it at advertise
Mrs. Fanny Tyson with day as it is lo open doors
family of two boys and the establishment in which the
gills, all grown, bat just j bushiest is transacted.
moved in. for proper placed
a Justice of the I always profitable because
Peace, hat moved hi- family i advertisements bring
town. the Record.
house the corner of Main and
-Heel-.
Hi i points are
line you can't sec them, but
I points that we wish to make are
blunt enough for any body to see.
1st. If you buy Cheroots of
IN THE BIG STORE.
I am now in large new store make this an
that my friends awl customers may know
where to me. All are to come sen
the new store and attractions. As usual I carry
one of the largest best lines of
found in this section, now added
all of
AND
lo New Bin Stole w lieu you want to find
an elegant Lowest Prices.
C.
Greenville, N. C.
men to sell Sew
inn Machines in Pitt and adjoin
paying post-
columns before, but this baa been
tense than e way with war all ages.
in a common soldier it regarded at ;, ,.,,.
,,.,., ,.
or any other arm the
service. The idea never found
fuller development general
in Keith-
i-r cared how many soldiers were kill
For terms
lion guaranteed
contract apply to
M.
N.
BICYCLE
GUN-
; h .
Repair Shop, r
. ;
You are a
strictly trust,
ii meeting of the
Town Hoard i.
.,. ,. .,. ,
bowing which send out their the were
,. . , . . more bride made,
that the stalk is becoming a
part of corn crop,
lose, varnish, paper pulp.
foods, poultry roods, and
now being made in
val
it her
the
to cheer and
in
who Was The Han
M.-. wife --I
severely, if human
to otherwise a I ditches filed up.
more, A difference was I
e is the was .
, , ,,,
in, both would doubt-
Indifferent parts of the ,;,,,. severely, if beings, entitled to consider
being establish- .
of el. . nothing ,,, ,.,,,, ,,,,
. Buck Hand-and fart Saddles all
the com
The tingle working
ton arc organizing married
women who work In restaurant
stores for pin money. hi
girls think that women who have
husbands to support them ought to
stay home and not interfere
with others who arc compelled i .
work for their Bring.
Record-
girls
not learned that with money
he real necessity for work com.-
after marriage. Then the
husband to support a- well
Mis. were
I heir way to the bedside
wife of Bryan .-
ill. Brown who l in
expert driver, was driving. A
mile I
; . load- where
in double tracked and wide.
Mrs. .- ah ml . by
a i had a lady
. . ,
and tart all
a common
soldier enough i- , . .,,, ,
, , ii. day is over guess m
in in. In- service, n-1 .
l. have lo rejoicing
plants of war V Where have you
and the like. The ob your this line
,.; THE is
OFFERED, AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
I am now one of the new Rawls
stores lo supply all
wants in the way
STAPLE AM V
GROCERIES.
Mine i- an
in and I a
STOCK of the BEST
Just some One California
Peaches,
WE AT OLD STAND ON MAIN
STREET ARE READY SERVE THE PUBLIC
ll WK
PARED FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK.
BICYCLES MADE TO ORDER AND ANY PART FUR
the Kansas paper
hat ii complains bus
ways been and will always be.
boggy and l Observer.
very slowly. He deliberately drove
;,. the ill
when she lo v la Each.
the is not the m
he headed IV again and form of a milk punch.
Capt.
in
ii i .
take care of themselves
like the Charlotte ran It .
pole. M.-- Brown and Mr-. Hal
railroad yard could lie sent
the Philippines it might be
among the in
than
were out with
violence and buggy broken up
mid Mis .
reckless and
The man an i.
I,,, speech hesitate I--
tell a l.
A man may h slow
he's in the rent,
No. dear, we have never
ITEMS.
ms, . Dec. I,
Pope -peal
giving
Dr. W. W. I C. II.
from mar
where the doctor has a
very sick
wit h pneumonia.
Wood, of Falling Creek.
laud Felix killed fort
partridges
The new
CHANGE THAT WILL BE MADE IN THE FIRM
TUCKER CO
Grimesland, N. C.
Ab m next we will sell our
l Dry N
i d Crockery i
FIRST COST FOR CASH,
and supplies i
Until I. 1900.
TUCKED CO.
completed ill New came up
trains pasting through j mm. lo live up near heard telescope It had a search
baa killed about a man in P. . . -i a-.
Motifs.
Her own lair rob I
she turned away with scum
hoard and WU
apparently traveling happen-. m
together. The had a pair of the Philosopher,
horses gentleman a lady, v with disposition
in make hot.
I ii
is often
,,,.,. .- of Hi.- man with III
from her whose mud stain .
trailed upon the ear. Judge B. .-.
her -he -aw on Ii the be grateful a. evidence It takes more than to
. . . to identify the young freeze out microbe of love,
me . , , . .,,
.,. in n lb s cowardly fellow saw the. It's queer how the little faults
man aim not in i
road which they had trod. so great
To be free man broke out he . their when else has
chain of love bound but put whip to his horse. Every would like to
rally and barbecue here Fri-
day was n complete success. Over
and a
forts live bogs were
perfect as his wife he i-
The average office boy's idea
the is a pay day every
hi. fellow men. and found as be could. Washington
hale he had forged another. Messenger
Prom love to love and .
old age they passed hand In Laud. Advertisements Thai day and week.
and through long years . writer, who ,
found the pain hard to .,. , ,,,.,,,.,,
the other. wrapping paper.
men
Cherry
Friday
woman and asked for love. I
have her sacrifice herself for him
would be to get
An old warrior re-entered life's
combat with you
can your he said
but you need help to
your E. Hoot I
in The Century.
Miller, the wants
the of Slates
lo
and he desires that the people be
called This is not
new. and it brings lo mind
Western professor who one time
ago proposed that of this
country be changed to
first letter of each
word Stales of North
An who
to have Impressed with,
the power of newspaper
advertising, many
times does ll happen people .
reading
conclude that
which see described,
which had
thought need
Clever and instructive I null
in
the public, get Interested in
them curious about wane
mentioned. On the other hand.
there arc many persons who kn.-w
What want, do no know
where to purchase It- A perusal
of the 1.1 their ll
would give
all
Sheriff Ellington, of u
hi-for several held
the of being lie-
sheriff settle the H e
another man was
, , . . .,.,,, the taxes due from
a train in ., ,, ,,
and hie head cat off.
Miss the
State Normal, died
of typhoid fever,. She
from county. The
total deaths from the fever at
Normal died
always have I lilt homes, ranking nine deaths
outbreak.
According to ex Senator
woman is man's natural
that be the The
Kan-a- . in men
have been obeying
IV -.-. .
Information. I hey have
i large crowd present.
for the tobacco
market. All that stock have
paid over to Secretary and
Treasurer.
A good many tobacco
K a ere here .
Frank Webb and Mr.
were here hunting
and a many birds.
Felix went to
Friday nigh, returned
day morning.
Mrs. Nannie k and Mrs.
A, T. came down from Kin-
Saturday
The locomotive for N. ft w,
hat come and are
completing track.
Time is a Busy one
fancy grocery department, where
you will find everything
for table, as well as choice
canned fruits, vegetables, of
quality. large layer
figs, layer table assorted
nuts, plum pudding, mince meat.
extra quality pumpkin in cans.
choice blend fancy coffees and
teas, line cigars lowest price and
IA quality.
Alter two years
have been paid
IN
My Stock
is Complete
ALL LINES.-
prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
Jas. B. White.
dolphin
log I heir en
A Warehouse Company
he Ware
Marlin was granted
of incorporation yesterday by
Secretary of State.
The company is lo
buy, -ell and manufacture leaf to-
capital stock is
nun. incorporates are
J. and U J.
R. II. Hargrove. A. B.
ft Co., W. L. Johnson,
Wm. Andrews. K. A.
Bailey, I. II. Parker. Maggie
County- lie was ahead
Chills l ,, , ,.,,. i -r -r.
, I S . h
Post.
fills.
. and
Noon other as good
1.1 In Drug , V
n I at t-.-
of Woolen
Work is the unhappy man's
the happy wife.
mm
Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
I.
Has Value,
Loan Value,
I. Paid up insurance.
Extended that
automatically,
Willis- re in-lated within
three after lapse if you are
good health.
After Second Year
SO
Incontestable.
Dividends are payable at the be
ginning of the second each
provided the
for the year la-paid
They may be used
To reduce Premiums, or
J. To the Insurance, or
To Make Policy Payable us
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J, L. SUGG,
-s-
W. II. W. T.
I WM you
nix building entirely new
B. M.
N. r
complete of------
We Carry
Notions. Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
Crockery, implements,
Meat. Flour, Sugar,
Lard, etc., in fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE
an led in a general stock.
We Also Sell
DEALER IS-
OAT'S,
TON SEED HILLS AND
MEAL AND
Our prices everything will he
found as low as a good article can
lie sold at. cordially
visit our store.
Highest
of count produce.
WHITE A FLEMING.
. c
M. O.
Bagging and Ties always
on ban
Fresh goods kept on
hand, fount produce and
old. A trial will convince yon.
D. W.
AND OVERCOATS.
was never so large a a
lime, having been the last few days mad
thereto, the pi ices are not the
We are showing selling suits cannot Is- duplicated
asked, that with thoroughly depend
able service. Every one is perfect in substantial
material. They arc cut la the best approved mode and
there enough of them to give you the assurance of the
lit. If you aim to dressy, neat and in style, do not pass us by.
STYLISH.
STYLISH
No need to make any mistake It this line. If tin- store was not
entitled hi designation, we would not the business we do.
not supposed to be oil every late fashion, but we are
We are impelled by business honesty and principle to sell you
latest and most stylish goods. This is our duty as progressive 1,1-i
chants, and we aim to meet the same on all occasions.
Oar la in season's style. When
buy here lie assured or one certain are procuring
are wearing w hat made to wear at this time, and therefore
the most to be bad.
AND FURNISHINGS.
OS
DEC. FRACTIONS.
Part of People Passing
Way
I.
W. II. Cox came over
this morning.
c. It, Aycock. of is
here attending court.
lather trim here
morning for
J. Hail, editor of William-
.,
Irvine and Herbert Harris
returned from Wilson where
went to spend big
of Wilson,
who was here visiting family of
his uncle. A. A. Forbes, Ibis
morning.
THE RED FRONT.
The Red Front is Bleeding to death with Low
Prices, Come friends before all of our
great bargains are gone.
i son
CLOTH
went to Norfolk
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there MARK
on the margin of this paper
is to remind yon that yon owe
for
subscription and we request
yon to settle at early as
We need what YOU
owe us and hope you will not
keep waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
the cross mark on their
paper.
LOCAL
today,
It. L. Smith this do
IN v m.
Departed life, on
1899, Mil M
of Mr. and Mrs. Laughing
of On many loving
hearts, In and other
tidings of the death this
loved woman will fall
a sorrow akin to a personal las
Succeeding early
training of home life, will. Its
tweet an-l lender environ-
May
the lust live years of an
careful training ill one of
In- venerable i i ms of
I. in the S ale f
Maryland.
There she herself dike I
lo her instructors, and her i
Col ever
in discharge of duly, rare-
fully
of feeling- of
affectionate in hi T
d. n-are all illy noble natures. V
SHOES
l's i i
, . i
ll
A boat a
to
Mrs Head.
Judge
friends were deeply evening and
lean of the death of morning.
arrived
Monday
It is something like cold now.
We will hear from Congress now.
All of the re-
newed their bonds.
Superior Court in session. The
term is for civil cases only.
The tobacco warehouses are
heavy sales .-gain this week.
Almost anybody could feel good
such weather as we had today.
If you plan subscribing for any
magazine leave your orders this
office.
Three members of a family in
Wilkes county died of
in three days.
arc talking Christmas
arc not advertising.
all say they want to see a
cotton factory in Greenville
nobody pills forward to get one.
great religious bodies meet
this week the Met Wash-
and the Ashe
ville.
Mrs. Bryan Grimes, which
curred at her home near rime-laud
on Saturday afternoon, 2nd
Mrs rimes was before marriage,
Miss
of and was a grand-
daughter of Dr. -I. of
and a titter of
Charles She
would have been years old had
she lived until her next birthday.
Jan. 26th. She was educated
Notre Dane Convent, Baltimore,
receiving high distinction at that
notable institution. As a young
Mrs. Henry Sheppard has been
spending a few days with friends
township.
Miss Julia of
who has been visiting Mrs. Al
returned home to
day.
Mr.-, of Danville,
Ur. j rived Monday evening lo lie with
her son. II. W. win is
nick.
Mr. Mrs. K, I,
Monday evening for
where Mrs. will spend some
vs.
Her, A. of
n.
lays
exceedingly popular, who has been spending a few
. , , , null his brother. I, Met
both at at school.
In November. 1894, she was
attend Conference,
married to Col. Bryan Grimes,
of the husband and
one child surviving her. To these
also In the bereaved parents, I
lo
Monday evening
for where he will in- mar-
morning to M.-s
He will return
brothers and sitter and other o Greenville with his bride Wed
lives of our people evening.
lend sympathy. f
The Interment tin k place Sunday , Monday
afternoon the Grimes family night. Mr. goes lo
burial ground, services being eon Washington lo attend Conference
dueled by lathe Price, of t he. Mrs- Bradley will spend
. . . her brother, N.
Catholic church Che pallbearers
N- C Hughes,
II I P K. II,
along, and some business . II J. I.
I. Warren. Blake Nicholson and W. If. Parker to
C. W. Tayloe. Many friends both today.
from Greenville and Washington j Galloway, of
attended the funeral. ; Hill, is hex- at court.
i. M. Lindsay, of Snow Hill, i-
lending court here.
November Weather,
Mr. Allen Warren furnishes
the following r.
The nest em , n. ,,.
set in. We will catch a breath
from over on this side of
continent.
want
for sub-
Don't forget the way to
office when you
to exchange some money
receipts.
J. H. Small has
appointed H. a son
of the late lien. Bryan as
his private secretary.
Pitt county made a good corn
crop hut get a peck of it
ground in There
ought to lie a grist mill here.
Miss Tucker, daughter of
J. of sent
a turnip that
ounces.
If you expect to attend the Con-
at Washington clever Capt.
Hill will make trip on
steamer Myers very pleasant for
you.
Some folks are amusing them
selves by stealing the policemen's
billets of their Pint
thing they know the Billies are
going to take a hand in the fun.
Car Load Genuine Texas liaised
Bod Proof Seed Pro-
by the best farmers to be
the finest of Also
Seed Oats just received.
J. B.
of the weather for
Highest temperature,
Lowest temperature,
Rainfall I inches.
Number rains,
Number frosts,
Number
1.23
in
Barber Shop Chances.
Herbert the barber on
the comer near the Court House,
hits associated with him in the bus-
Julius Fleming, who has been
working for him sometime. They
have purchased the barber
that recently conducted here by-
Mr. and the
shop will be moved down town to
the former shop some-
time this week. The new firm will
be known as
Mrs. P. C. Williams
morning Neck.
Iv B. Barbee, a large cotton buy
of Raleigh, was here today.
Miss Daisy is
her Mrs. II. C. Cannon.
it followed as a natural
that the chords of love encircling
her were stronger of
more enduring limn
pore of any sculptors
art.
Returning to her borne, I he pride
of loving pa
with exceptional gifts of person,
a brief year we find her bride
of a distinguished
whom -he had previously plight
her I mill, and who la vis
upon her and .-I
chivalrous devotion.
The loving care of motherhood
brought with an alarming break
down in health, and only
care, with -kill of
heal medical advice, succeeded in
restoring her for u of suffering
years. In her loved ones.
for dread of
end had cast Its baleful shadow
over ideal on her re ;
turn from a brief visit lo friends
at capital of the Slate, a
weeks ago. she was prostrated
the illness which drew
shadows nearer and ill nearer,
until, on Saturday evening last,
the cross of suffering dropped from
her frail shoulders, and ran
spirit sped on angels, wings
to joins so
gone in the realms of
light and joy, while
darkness of fell on an-
watchers around her.
May who wept over
graven with is own ha ml
tin- tears from their in
place of darling give
more of
Mrs. Grimes was a
Charles
and grand -daughter
Silks
W -1 idol's,
All
Notions.
Hat
M Kin- till
Men's III
Cup-. II Ills.
Hats, all
lose, cents.
,,
cents.
cent.
cents.
Men's
Needles I I cent.
Cap
Prom in in
From -i in
CLOTHING.
Boy's Knee Suits, good, cents.
Boy's Long Pant Suits,
Boy's Over. -i-. s
Hoy's Knee Punts, cents.
Men's Soils. Coat. and Vest,
M ti's i
Pants, nil vents.
Men's all wool Clay 14.08
Z. V. JOHNSON CO.,
Clothing hustlers. Next Door to Bank. Red Front.
. MS
Mis Year's Work.
Tuesday Rev N. M.
tor of the church, left
for lo an
On
be lo his the i-
; p year's work
lo
Ur. for the . was
T. C. Woolen, if came
over this morning attend conn.
for Washington lo attend the Con-
J. left morning
for a over in Washington
county.
Mrs. S. Norman child left
this morning for to visit
I divided as follows; Pastor
for Presiding for
for Conference claim
for Missions
for for
for Church
if spent
mil returned this
Powell,
last hero
morning.
II. Hardy, of the Raleigh
News Observer, has been bore
week.
Mr. Elizabeth Grimes, of
Honor Roll.
Greenville School for Young
Ladies for the month ending in
November. Alice Lang, Rosa
Dixon, Laura White. Nellie
i Allie P. Minnie
Hardy, Ethel Cheek, Elizabeth
Margaret Skinner, Lelia
Tripp, Lee M. Brown,
Alice Blow, Lena
Ava Allen, Velma Allen.
Emma Hardy, Valeria
Nan
Mary May
Those whose deportment was he
and per cent.
Harris, Lillian air.
Skinner, Essie Ber-
nice Agnes Spain, Susie
V. Mollie Powell, Nina
Harris,
Jamie Bryan, May
Do You Intend
give your underwear an early
for Paine and Lane , , , ,, . ,. , .
incidentals t will pay you to line before
purchasing.
lure ii.
objects gained
lost A, total member.
I.
Watson goes to Conference
with a good This com-
his third yea. as pastor
Greenville church and -luring these
years he has endeared himself lo
everyone in the community. He
is on excellent preacher and all
his work on the Bold has been faith-
done.
A big assortment
WRIGHTS SANITARY UNDERWEAR
JUST ARRIVED,
They will run live chairs and has visiting her son. Florence Blow,
have the largest and equipped Walter II. Grimes, returned home
shop ever conducted
Greenville. Hebert is In
experience the oldest barber In
today.
Nichols.
Wood Combine.
We understand that a
has formed among sever
parties who haul sell wood
in Ion u for the purpose of
price of wood cents a
cord. combination price is
per cord for M per
cord for hard wood.
having followed the business
for about twenty-live and his
father before him was a barber.
Julius has bean at the
trade eight years is a skilled
workman.
When a man a woman for a
she gels mad, it is
mm w ft MM
Severest Trial.
Until recent
trial his been the bringing of children
the world.
neatly the sickness, pain,
and ate avoided by
mothers who use
that
the great
good it ha. Ii used externally.
That h the- ind ill y
to relieve more headache,
tightness, I -r J
-1 . ; i
called . v hen over
Ion a
bottle, and by
mil I C
Lost Hut
On last Friday morning Rev.
N. M- his on
at. the sidewalk at entrance lead
the the Mr. up to Dr. Cur's denial
Lewis Mr. R. A. John Parker, a of color.
II
in come
OUR
Married
On Wednesday, Nov.
and Miss Audio were
married, J.
The were Ed
Miss Tucker,
Charlie Nichols with Miss
Forbes, Holliday with Miss
Kora Forbes, with
Miss Stella Tuck
with Miss Mabel
the ceremony the bridal party
went to the of the groom's
father, Mr. Augustus Forties,
where the wedding supper was
served.
passed by that way and seeing
wheel COUld resist the
it and ride
That afternoon John rode In lo
where he tried to sell
wheel. He offered it so many
different prices and told so many
tales as to arouse suspicion and
lead lo his arrest. was
made up down road as lo
who bail a wheel, awl when
Mr. Watson WM notified lie went
over to and readily
his wheel.
W. W. Dunn, of Chat
Heath.
M,. I. i-. spier. I line of NECK-
t WEAR, HOSIERY and the celebrated
for the Tingle and had
been on a I In slid
home when he
dead way.
and
fell
rived
shirt, has just
Sole
next
Phone
C. S. FORBES.
. ham county, on three-fourths of an
If in woman s rights SI and
made hairs grow m upper Up of
I would boas the last ,, kw lat. Of
n iii
limit- two weeks. They will have
down in prices of
from to cent. Sec
have lo say in a half
page a
Men, All.
The
have entered upon sec-
year of administration.
Mat- off 1-1 men for
splendid year.
county In n better
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n ti r tin day
f N was unit a
i let id I i In I lie lb ton
t. f
t in lbs
Mn first Monday
bowing in all I r-
U Hun n, in and paid
cm v id. in during the your
P n lulu r at the same lime
I. ard ks ts
It. Moo. Clerk,
Mot, nth. I'd Con r Co.
K TO
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the lust iI -i
II, no-
e Is given lo all persona holding
of said M.
to to me for
payment, duly on or
of or no-
will be plead In bar of
Al lo
make lo me. Tins the
1899.
Ext cut lite last
Foreman M. use,
Main
ton p m,
leaves 1326, p
ford Returning haven
p p m leave
pm, arrives
p m
Train leaves Ben-
am, m,
a m, Hope Mil In -t
rive
Mil p in
Red p m, p m,
p in
No
with the Carolina O
Railroad, at Red with the Kid
Springs
with the All Line mi Soul
Railway at
Charlotte Railroad.
Train k V
a U in, l -r-
, M m n.
t u i dally except
-n leave .-t.
a in -i h i. in, .
leave
no a
pi Sunday
it IN . in. arrives
Booth dally. Sunday. and
day oft am,
Train on Midland N v
dally, except m,
him
LODGES
A. P. m A. M. Greenville
Lodge. No, meet fin and
third Monday evening. H.
m. j. m.
P.
Meets every evening.
N.
See.
K. of River body,
every evening.
J. I. Fleming,
K. K. and
I;. Vance Council,
every Thursday even-
W. Wilson, E. If. ft.
Lang, Sec.
O. U. A. every
night in I, o.
. p. hall. A. D. Johnson,
eel
A. O. Council,
No. every first
Thursday nights in Odd
Hall. J, Gardner Worthy
I Chief; D. Smith, Ben,
I. O. Conclave
So. meets every second
fourth Monday nights in Odd Pal-
W. I. Wilson
gee.
Smith
,. to.
NOTICE
Tie duly qualified
before the Superior of
us of lbs
Test Nancy d, notice
given lo all Indebted to the
estate to make to
. all claims
are to the
payment the day, of
November, tr tin will
hi bar -f recovery of same.
Toll of November
c. A
Bell.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The Clerk of the Court of Pill
county, having issued of
to undersigned, on
of November, on the .-f
hereby given ti all Indebted lo the
payment t tin
and to nil of
properly u-
to he within
twelve months after the date of Notice
r this Not mm ill plead bar of their
Thai Tin day of November,
the of S Fleming.
BALE.
By virtue of a of the Superior
of Pill made on the
of December, cat
pending, O.
and win Jacob
and as case I
will on MONDAY, JANUARY
sell public hale I he
door ii. Om He the
i- L a or parcel of land situ-
ate in township, county,
known s Lot No. in the division the
land of the late Mary
whit It to Mi rotter
the following nut's
corner of Lot No.
on n theme South
o a en corner
of No, , down laid to n Mark
gum, n K to a nuke
on road near South it I send.
their, road to lbs
beginning, a or
Thin December,
ALEX. I-
on
hi v hid. KM n m. rm,
ID in am. p in. Hope to a D, a
. II . am
U p ii. ti . in at
Mount in. except Sunday.
Train on Branch Warsaw fr
dally, Sunday. II. m and
lag;. i. I Union a m and
a at.
w.-
point. u
II. M. EMERSON,
Agent
J. R. Manager.
T. H. Traffic Manager.
S. M.
W .
Prepared buckwheat,
molasses, tide meat, hams,
toffee, sugar, tobacco,
cheroots.
butter, full
cream cheese, sausage,
Hakes, flakes,
meal hulls, seed
at is per bushel.
I. M GARDEN SEEDS.
STANDARD Sewing
BAGS SALT.
BUREAUS.
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, Etc
BOTTOM
Come lo see
SAM M.
hone
No Ghost Story
But all the same our store an
nut look
stock
. GOODS
-AND
GROCERIES.
and learn what low pi ices we
selling such excellent with
mil being astonished.
tut Hint what here for,
please our customers always
give them big values for their
money. delivered free
any part of the city. to see
J. fl. BEET,
------DEALER IN------
A GENERAL LINE OF
E MIRY
Also a nice Li of Hardware.
I can now lie found the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W. Brown.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. R. COREY.
OLD DOMINION LINE
J. II.
US ID
Notice lo
No till I,
SERVICE
Steamers Washington on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days at A. M. for
water permitting,
Returning A.
M., l A. M. on
and Saturdays.
Bailing hours subject to change de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington
for Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for all for the West
with railroads Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old H. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Buy Line Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON, Art.
Washington, N. C.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N. O.
FREE
latent
m you or
Send modal,
r and advice.
Mai
Eastern
SI
D. J.
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VOL. XVIII
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. DECEMBER 1899.
NO
fl
three strokes one of the cocks lulls
to the grand dead, or staggers
away a
that often prove fatal
minutes Liter. I know I his
is not interesting from an
standpoint, lint as
taste of the natives.
Oct. .-,
V. s. s. Petrel
Manila, P. I.
My
When I last wrote we expected
logo up Gulf a few
weeks, but something else
up. very next we heard
that our
bean by the
and we were sent out to
irate. We it to be sadly
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
I Its
As the heading of this will
tell you, I am once more on a reg-
and a nice one
too. I was detached the
Glacier two days ago. My duty
on her was not unpleasant, but I
like the prospect of active service.
The is a gunboat of some
over a tons displacement
and has good battery. She
is just the right size for service out
here, and the other officers on her
are very pleasant. The executive
officer is a Lieut -Commander Smith
from North Carolina. am well
pleased with the change mid hope
I am settled until the lime comes
for to return to the Stales.
am , x- captured. So last S
The to the Northeast of
,, . . i. . day went over with several
Manila is expecting an attack at ,
small to the
any time. Every night the Petrel
steams down the bay and anchors
near the shore, where our outpost
and the outpost are only
six hundred yards apart.
Then we load our guns, and train
our searchlight on the beach, and
stand ready to help army in
one of an attack. Yesterday an
expedition left here to make an at
tack at Bay. I was anxious
lo go with it. but could not. Last
week I rode out twice to our lines,
nine In the V. and mice In the
s. AV. Ii i interesting to see
an army in the held, which you
have seen, when you u soldier
was in
seeing something the rural dis
It is a had to
in, being a succession of marsh
aim jungle, with very little cleared
COUNTRY.
women of Toledo, O., in a
movement to secure, i ,
few law for
t he past Stephen
of .
he doe
la and
tors fear he will soon die
Rear Admiral is lo lie
address on at
the day exercises of
Cornell
General Wilbur R. Smith, of Lex-
Ky. is working hard in
Congress to grant Increased
turned pensions to Mexican war veterans,
win, now number only
v. which he
was trying to kill, Francis
of CaL. was the
foot, the animal clawing trig-
of the nil.-which he held
true, for near the of th
River we found the wreck, one hand.
Her captain, a Cadet, and In the Stales Court,
of her crew- were killed and John M.
tin
i t over with Board of
Was lo
IN ANTICIPATION OP
Cold Weather
Is what Every Lady should
DO NOW.
bulk of the to in
Diet punishment. We
and captured the town of
the insurgents, after slight
taking to the bills. Then
we raised the and none
of our men were hurl. I expect
Mill will read in the papers
before you get this letter, but you
I will not think then I was in
the crowd want to Investigate
to punish. The expedition lo
suing Hay, I wrote of
quite successful. a
six inch gnu and had only one man
burl. The army has lights
almost every day now, T. night
we can hear a battle on not
very far from where we are an-
chored.
Since wrote last I have
retailing nun
a license.
on a pen
Discoveries by
Woman's Coll ice
One of a Thanksgiving
entertainment by Woman's Col
a card,
giving a I ii i bin i I-in
penny. Tile dinner
round these cards at their plates
with a penny nearby for
lion. They were lo find
all the things mentioned and write
hem on the card. The suggest ions
Tin
. i, .- in a tier
. I, a
I . I
I l and
I i i ell
am i-e a cat iii health I
A Fertilizer Trust
i organ
with a special vies
I inn raisers ho
are large
ail . mill lib ill . Allan
I i I advise- the m
era fertilizers until
brought . I, ACTS GENTLY ON THE
Kidneys, Liver
Toe detailed report of AND BOWELS
, THE
fever i. St.-
Sol mill at i tr r I
a I.
.- i
us lo impure I v PERMANENTLY
i, I.,
laud. The roads are dreadful bad
land the wen- as
though we have had j climate here. I was In led u
little rain recently. I Suppose you j k with bat is known as I
read in the papers oft he of the aw. It is a kind of malarial
City with and my lever ranged V
of mail, which is to I u
a sad loss lo the here. I three days, but apparently
A cent.
Mode of ancient punishment
letters have a high value
for
with us all, I bops yon will re-
member this and write The
fall campaign is about ready to
start now, skirmishes are of
almost daily occurrence.
day there was quite a lively lilt
one which we had two men kill-
ed and live The
now getting ready for a little
cruise, probably up to
possibly we may get
something interesting.
I know you would be interested
in the people oat here. girls
are frequently quite pretty,
their dresses are so, but I
am not capable of describing their
costumes. The are very
musical, and in I his particular they
Stem to differ from nil the other
people in the Hut. Yesterday I
heard n native band of about eighty
pieces and they made as good
music as I ever heard. Of course
I have attended a cork light, as
that is the National spurt of the
It is one of the most
disgusting things l ever witnessed.
They take place on Sunday. As
you draw near the cockpit you sec
a howling mob of men a few
women. Almost every man has a
cock under his arm. Two en-
the pit, with their cocks, and
they are inspected by the master
of ceremonies, cock has a
very sharp knife two inches
long strapped lo his left leg. They
held out near each other and
immediately bristle up, while the
crowd is talking yelling and
the money jingling as the are
made. The owner of one cock
holds them and lets the other one
peck his head several times to make
him mad, and he squawks I In-
light is declared off. The other
one is treated the same way, and
then at the word they arc thrown
down go for each other. The
i I
A to the State.
The of Public In-
of North Carolina says
that the average salary of white
teachers the State is, males,
per month, females, of
teachers, males, 893.88,
males, 110.70. The average length
of school terms is for whites a
over fourteen weeks for
a little under thirteen weeks. I
This showing is a disgrace to j implement
Inflicting Iii Lash,
clash.
A piece of
A devoted young man
A South American
A place of
Spring two lips.
Three weapons -Arrows.
First American
of
An animal Hare.
Two sides lo a and
noes, eyes and nose.
One way of expressing
states.
of
Youth and
Part
Plenty of
Something found in school
quill.
North Carolina. A teacher who
is not worth more than 833.68 or
a should not be em-
ployed as a teacher. Those worth j
more should paid more. The
shaping and education
of children are far too important
matters to lie paid for with such
niggardly salaries.
North Carolina should pay its
teachers Salaries more
rate with the importance of their
work. It should get the best
teachers, and pay them for
the Citizen.
We have a Line of
Jackets, Coats
and
and you can buy a
Fall and Winter Luxury
Buy the d fey
. i
Is the Portland. Maine, man who V
went I. where -S hum.
was lying, sneaked on
I I. stole several articles
i , . .
, I here Is a
n.-v plague,., a ship
and New
mi his performance. , p,,,, , .,.,,.
ii
line done nothing
could not have a more
here at prices l l -v t value.
have marked prices very
Come now while we can suit you,
low
J. B. CHERRY CO.
Portland dangerous or more vi,
who ever i, ,,, .,,, ,,.
that the disease will
gel a foothold in America, ii is
so terrible n that the pres-
Catarrh Cannot be Cured of it on our
with LOCAL lo
reach the seal of the Observer.
disease Catarrh is a blood or con-
st disease, and in order
line ii take Internal
is.,,,,,,, ,, ,, . , , ,.,,,.
mis surfaces. ,, .,.,., , n,,.,,,.
Hall's is a .-, i the of
medicine. was by
ill
. . for
for year and regular for lira
Is willing
tonics I.
m I ii ii I ail
mucous
.,. , i , .
Ian , J d
is such
wonderful results in i
. en. .
Toledo II
I .- commute,
Wrong About Hot-
Assignment.
Norfolk Dec.
Son Co., formerly in
Norfolk, recently failed New
York for over In tho
deed of assignment Norfolk men
were preferred. To-day one,
tor and another for
snore that the
did mil owe them a cent. The
Hamburger Tobacco Company, of
Norfolk, is d play
News.
How It I, In Winston
exchange is no
This is a that we arc re-
minded of when we contemplate
the fact that the newspapers are
expected to whoop up the tobacco
market without the tobacco mar-
Whooping tip the newspapers.
The papers take pleasure in
noting the growth of the market
and In advising planters lo avail
themselves of its exceptional
and all that sort of thing, but
we must confess that the manifesto
of tangible appreciation for
such services would create u just
equilibrium.
papers published in
and you would not know there was
a warehouse for the sale Of leaf to
the City, except for
references market
In the news columns. And
a paper published
tin v miles away, advertisements of
three of our warehouses. Let
Sold druggists,
Hall's Pills arc the
mill- ti
Total
V. II
Spanish War Pensions Coming
,. .,. I its
in Lively.
M Al
Is
II .
Hardware, Paints
AiM d stoves
a specialty
HEATERS
I lo hi I line I
been, II,
I the Pension twice as a for aim
in
Of III.-.
mine ii. The luster
mil ill, ll
arc the of claims
. .,. Si i u i
in average I'm I'm
since application was tiled i i ,,.
has been week. There ,
it a
has no material kith
In, I I In of
day
MO III
Dome and
HEATERS
BE
SEE UH
cook THE
BAKER HART
K, bill mill
ill t all
is pi. vi.
in a of claims
n ii is vi ill
In- made that lime. Wash-
The Pullman Palace
has sci an on a large , , , ,.
near h
main the railway. o.
His that I ho company . . ,.
will erect ft A At-LAW.
used repair tor can S,
arc used on I he
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Eastern reflector, 8 December 1899
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