Eastern Reflector

A whole year for only ONE DOLLAR Rut in enter to get it you ------PAY t IN t ADVANCE. THE REFLECTOR A- JOB PRINTING Department that can be surpassed no where tills section. Our work always given satisfaction- was your orders. EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS- crop outlook Canada in bright. ELECTOR PITT Y N. C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1891. NO. -V. D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. DEDICATION AT GRIFTON. The plague in New increasing. have that cancel is contagious. Revenue officers largo u i of whiskey in St. Louis. Dakota have lime much damage to tho lire is t Jug tries in tho Oily of Mexico. Cholera is spreading in Mecca hundreds of deaths are reported. The eight year old stallion Ad- was sold for at Knox la. Indians and troops bloody battles the mountains of Mexico. Las arisen between the Pope the govern- to have a life-size equestrian statue of General Phil. II. the Louisville was captured I ho city of Mexico. The old warship was destroyed by at Neck, Quincy, Counterfeit silver dollars, dated arc reported numerous on the Coast. France has decided to return the Russia captured daring the I war. is hurrying the for four new vessels fur the BUick S a fleet. Washington citizens the A. to bold its annual encamp- in that city. Ill tournament at N. Y., Pollock won two games from Ir. of Arizona, has been arrested on a charge of malpractice. J be British of Common voted of the suffering poor in Ireland. at Indianapolis, fell feet and was. fatally injured. The British Colombia reeling fleet up to June and landed at Victoria skins. Mad foxes are at large the woods Charleston, C. a been bitten bad hem. The first of 1-2 per continued bonds mailed from Fire generations of a family lire under on roof near Bay Bulge, L. I. The is said, to be s of ace, will investigate the of vessels of by lire Canadian unit mm W. King. a on cavalry . -T at Tucson, for of fund. Officers railed gowns helot-gin g to Mrs. William Astor her dressmaker in Paris After the sermon the formal took place and the was declared to be only to the worship and service of Cod. After the morning exercises had been concluded refreshments were served on the ground and la bug- This part of the was seriously marred by the con- rain falls. Baskets that bad been carried mid deposited in lions. cs and busies were not to the ground. The confusion ill of the rain caused the to scatter they were not brought together at the evening services. The visitors, largely, viewed town until the whistle culled them t the depot, where they were soon taken home, that they had been repaid for the day taken to visit Grifton wit- the opening of the . of worship. In the afternoon Bro. J. L- Bums preached in the new church will hereafter be known as the Christian and J. B. Parsons the Methodist church. The attendance was small. Bro. M. F. Haskett preached at night to a lair audience and one confessed bis in Christ. This ended the exercises for the day. There were preachers present. Harmony and love seemed to reign. We lake this occasion to brethren of Grifton the completion cation of their May every I in the temple be a crated one. We earnestly pray that the church at may become a power tor Go I and heaven. Be faithful, be true, be to the word of God and victory will perch upon your banner. Watch-Tower. The new church at Grifton was formally set apart to worship God on the 3rd Lord's day. Wilmington Weldon railroad company ran a special from and at an early boar little town began at fill up by II o'clock it is said one thousand people were present. They came from every direction congratulate ob the completion of the neat, building. The church stands elevated hill the east side of town, I he corner of Church and Queen streets and has a most inviting The auditorium is z with a comfortable ca- of There is a vestibule with two doors lending into you pass two aisles and are with three rows of seats, two on the sides and one in the The auditorium is thoroughly ventilated. Four windows to the side two at end of same dimension which ventilates lights up the room. There are suspended from ceiling three huge lamps of forty candle power each. When the lamps are lighted the whole is illuminated. No lamp is needed for the pulpit the choir, j With a ceding and facings to cm respond the interior presents a most attractive appearance. The platform for I he choir, is two thirds width room. stand is ornamented with a neat spread presented Mrs. Alice Ron n tree of Brooklyn New York. Mr. Geo. L Hodges of Kinston graces the stand with an elegant Bible of latest most make. The minister will Bod this to answer for refer- i of Ohio there resided geography, L family consisting of old man and it is a j Bearer and Ins three general information, besides it being ; a whom were hard the word The steeple is j laughed to scorn the feet high the country I advice and entreaties of a pious round about. The contract for the though eccentric minister who WHAT Deaf for Walking on New York Sun. one makes twenty-two deaf persons that I bare a record of who have been killed on railroad tracks since old E is loco- motive said, after reading the account of Homer J. a. if mate, being ran kill- ed while walking railroad track at a few days ago. and especially deaf mutes, seem M have a fascination for walking railroad tracks, and they invariably walk on the track which trains are running in the same direction they are king. 1874 I had been running on an engine ten years, and hi never yet had the misfortune to any one. was working for a New railroad, and one sounded my alarm signal to warn a man off the track, an be was walking along ahead of me, and the TRYING TO BUILD A LIGHT-HOUSE. The Bret attempt to build u light A Biting Pray building was let to Smith, a colored lie began work in March turned resided in the same town. It one of boys was bitten I a and was expected to house over to building tilt. minister was sent for the first of From the in haste. his arrival he work was pushed forward the last nail was and last paint applied. It is a that the erection of house no aid any has received from the State Hoard. No preacher was sent to attend to the work and not a dollar donated to the enterprise. men and women of the place and rounding churches did good work and they did it well. How they did it it is not to repeat here. At appointed hour was called together by the Mrs. N. J. House presiding at the organ. It is useless to even intimate that music was of a inspiring order- The ed and refined organist needs no simply did her part well and was ably assisted by choirs of adjourning church- es and, also from Bro. J. J. Harper, from delivered the dedicatory sermon. found young man very to be prayed with. The minister, calling on the family, and prayed in this wise Lord, we thank thee for the rattlesnake, we thank be- cause a rattlesnake has bitten Jim. We pray send a rattlesnake to bite John; send one to bite Bill; O Lord, send the biggest kind of a rattlesnake to bite the old man, for nothing but rattlesnakes will bring the family to repent- A Stress Story. New York. Herald- The eccentricities of fate are cu- and painfully illustrated in experience of a Mr. who has naturally become very much disheartened,. He was at work in Johnstown when big dam broke. The flood washed away all bis earthly possessions and He took his theme the Church of of his children as drowned, lie Christ as it was, as it Is and as it then moved to was A deposit of gold has been found at Gardiner assays at row the to the ton, it is claimed . The skeletons of nine men and several children were in the went off the coast of Gibraltar. A mad wolf terrified of M . h aid dogs were bitten and several cases of hydrophobia, were re- will be We were glad, tat u- as it gave the speaker an opportunity to define church, its identity and its con- quests. Bro. Harper ably discuss- ed church as it was sec- Territory, where and party Ism hail taken root. Its unity spirit, devotion to were shown clearness Slid The divided slate pi Jars, and multiplicity of sects was deplored, and perpetuation f that one- for which Jesus prayer Harper did j say that Disciples wore a movement within the Church of Christ. The basis of union clearly defined. church of the future was denned be the woman in where bad been driven by persecution, and when she bad been almost lost in the fog of sectarianism. Bat she is out of the wilder near. The gates of hell shall not prevail against her. I am with you to end. Lord says the church shall triumph. War shall blood shall not to flaw. The kingdom cannot be- moved It most come out victorious The whole plea as ed by the s- We sermons preached to all the they why holy getting when an- other flood carried away everything he had and another child. Once more he removed, and he train was drawing perilously close to him. He paid no attention to the signal, gave it to him again, sharp and loud. kept right and, as I was unable to stop the train, be was run over and killed. He was a well-known resident of Orange county, and a deaf mute. A relative of his told me that he bail many times row escaped being killed while walk- on railroad tracks, and he seem- ed to have irresistible passion for such dangerous pastime. time after that went on the Pennsylvania road, and a year killed two men at differ- times, while they were the track. Both were deaf and dumb. In 1876, during the Qua killed two other deaf poi- sons who had fatal fascination for railroad track pedestrian ism. Then I began to make a study this queer habit of the deaf, and kept a record of all deaths of per. sons railroad tracks that came to my notice through newspapers if it was stated that the victims we. e deaf and dumb. I have oases from all the this killing of Deaf Mute at Clean makes the twenty second They are invariably killed in the same way. deaf mute was never to look walking on a railroad track, and he is generally places where it is most an impossibility to in time to save hint. The air brakes hare saved a good many deal i ail- road pedestrians i nice they came use. It is an old saying railroad men a deaf mute and person will go two miles out bis way to walk on a railroad track, and it isn't far from the truth. I like to have one give some explanation p.; Una of afflicted human nature There is no doubt whatever of its existence. Tho Standard. The loveliness var- and with taste, borne prefer the plump and buxom type; some admire the slender and sylph-like, and some the tall and queenly maiden. But among all people beyond the reach But a time a flood through the and he was be lost a third by drowning. He is almost prayed with t repeated. and the brunette, or hazel-eyed type. This list requisite of love- can be assured only by a state of the blood, active liver, good appetite and digestion, all of secured by the Golden It h guaranteed to all that Is it, or . money refunded. If yon would hay be fought lie was lovely complexion, from t ion s, moth It is an ill wind that blows no- body is an, q true just getting ready for a good, sub- boom. old block of buildings just burned down were an and standing menace to security tho town. Everybody knew go c and we suppose, as there were bound to be loss, I be present was as time as any. We extend our heartiest sympathy the, who lost the fire, but cannot but think the burning of the old rookeries was a benefit to Rocky fine blocks in their places, instead of I ling a dis- grace, will a credit to the town. Rocky Mount Argonaut. Tut World's fair Appropriation Withheld. Charlotte Chronicle. It now no longer a secret that Governor Holt Will not carry provisions of passed by appropriating to the Fair at Chicago, to be from direct tax; hero by government of the United States. This action pf the Governor is understood to be based on a decision of Attorney General. Holt does not think he be justified In of which ha is to other than for which it la intended. information comes from a source entitled to the highest credit. Blood Core bias eared thousands of dyspepsia, it will yon. Ask druggist for it, are a healthy condition or all vital organs. If the Liver be In- active, you have a Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Look and if your Kidneys be yon have a Pinched Look. Secure mod health and yon will have good look. . on these vital organs, Blotches. Boil and gives a good complexion, gold at Joan Drag Store, GRIFTON ITEMS. Grifton, N. C. July of so much to do last week and almost to servants were forced to house on Diamond Shoal, off Cape our mite, and as nothing was sent by Hatteras, failed, but this will not us could not publicly express in deter the courageous contractors, behalf or oar young folks their Anderson Barr, of Jersey City, of you and yours, Mr. not fro renewing their The to attend the published o spoken if us spring n lengthy of or construct n adopt.-d, the lo on r city fa Hit is for and dangers the much needed work which tors knew they must encounter, and now being done in our streets, though j intended, if possible, to overcome, by all menus it should have been j On tho first day of July first sec- done before the dedication which ; of the great steel Cylinder, feet long of U feet diameter, was safely sunken to the shoal through water feet dean. The day was by working hard the succeeded before night- fall in establishing it erect on n level bottom. This is a mixture lino sand and broken shells, a most uncertain foundation when swept by swift ocean currents, hut one into which It was and is still thought that the steel cylinder can he sunken to a depth to hold it in place until it can he securely anchored. When on July the workmen went on deck saw that during the night the sand had been cut from under the side of the by the current, so that it leaned some nine feet plumb, and this wearing away continued so rapidly the contractors were unable to add the new sections Past enough to keep the cylinder's top above the waves. It had been their to continue sinking the cylinder, adding section section st the top, until the bot- tom was feet below the water level, taking out the sand STATE NEWS. brought a large crowd of strangers to our town, they crowded their way through the tall weeds which were allowed to grow all over our we could only blush and say to the ladies dresses were being be- cause the weeds had been made wet by tho recent are sorry our authorities could not to work on our streets. Suppose you try a little harder next time, fathers. As our space is limited much that would like to say is forced out. Our Disciple brethren their services on from the dedication of their church here. They are doing a glorious work; the strong holds of sin are being seized with They have a powerful man to martial their in the person of the Rev. Mr. of Washing- ton, N. C. lie is yet young but his sermon are lull of profound thought, polished bf a clear and made beautiful by a vein of Christian charity flowing all the way through there. His nest to dying sinner to repent, believe and be baptized are almost and ad the process by working then when we add that his hands are j the top. As it was, a storm came being held up by that deep thinker, J they were obliged la abandon eloquent speaker and zealous worker, i their work, and nil they had Rev. Mr. Winfield, of the Watch- ed was wasted. The contractors all or which are being j attempt to floor with stone and made stronger by the tor- the part of the shoal where their next vent prayers and soul gongs j location will be made, so as to have of the Christians regardless of name., a firm, level face which to he- Let us say this is sufficient to l The boldness of this a grand success in the Master's challenges admiration, as cause. Thirteen were lust do the pluck and energy of Sunday evening, still the good contractors, who are engaged in what work goes I many consider a hopeless endeavor. Mr. A. representative Should they succeed they will have of Lodge K. of II. to the I earned enduring fame, not only as great engineers hut as benefactors of tho world, for nowhere is there such need for a light for mariners that terrible Diamond Shoal. mile, Grand Lodge, report that lodge won the fifty dollar prize offered by the Grand Lodge for the greatest per cent of fur the past two Not. What a Woman Can Do. A S Is one which is to bring you satisfactory results, or ease of fail- She can come to a conclusion a purchase price. On . ,, , I Wife plan you can from our . a food without the Used a bottle Dr. slightest trouble of reasoning on it; New for It if i . ; guaranteed to relief hi and no sane man can do that. eWe, when used for any affection Six them can talk at once and or Chest. as set , .,. i of along rate, no two men Asthma. Coup, can do that. i etc., etc It is pleasant and agreeable She stick fifty pins in her dress while he is getting one Trial f bis thumb nil. Drugstore. is cool a in halt a I free at John L. dozen. dresses and skirts, while a man will sweat and fume and growl in one shirt. A cotton grower con- She can talk sweet us eluded he would try a little The Experiment, Wilmington star. , cotton grower and c-cam to tho woman she hates. While, two would be punching each other's hi ads before they had exchanged ten words. Treasury experiment of his own. The price of cotton last fall didn't exactly suit him, so he concluded to put his cotton in a warehouse She can throw a with a such sum money as be that would ha a to a with his i as a collateral. bail She can say in such a low voice that it means She can lead pencil, you, give her plenty o time and or pencils. She can dance all la a pair of two else too small for her and enjoy every minute or the appreciate a kiss he husband seventy-five years marriage ceremony is performed. Last stored fifty-live After remaining for five months in the warehouse, the price dropping lower and lower instead of rising, he concluded ho hi I had enough of the experiment sold the cotton, the Sub panning out as Insurance and age, loss by difference in prior, interest on money advanced, total, She what's the use A i in addition to which he was out of woman can anything or the money which tho cotton would thing, do it well. . , brought if it had. been sold She can do more in a minute in I when it was put into the warehouse, many ways than a man can do in an. boor, and do it , What are yon going to do about supporting your home schools l you lend them and support, without which they can not succeed or excel, or spend your influence and money abroad to build foreign schools to the detriment of home enterprises Is it lo have your child you, and under boas influence, that you should send him or her abroad a greater cost We can never have a good school without patronage, but Belling With Lime. A new method of boiling eggs Without either fire or hot water has been invented by a Frenchman. a little iron vessel of some roads recipe, your egg or eggs with a small piece of quick lime. By the means of a string lower this into the bottom of a pit. minutes later pull it up will discover eggs to be cooked to a turn. Mr. Randall Pope, the retired drums 1st of Madison, Fla., says a, he building educational advantages, or think the market, and that be has seen more beneficial results from use of than any other blood medicine. Exhausted vitality, nervousness, manhood, weakness caused by your will be better among Opt it Is to away have of will be cured by the t T r powerful P. P., which gives health . I to the of the system. Happenings Here and There From oar Exchanges. The High Point says Mr. A. cut some wheat from his field, thrashed it, ground it in his mill, made broad from the lour and ale it, all in minutes. Mount had quite a serious conflagration Monday night last week. The of the en block were It is thought the fire originated from the explosion of a lamp. Weldon In writing of the tobacco crop week we intended to say Major had two hundred and fifty acres tobacco, and not cotton, it appeared. He has teen hundred acres in cotton, and will probably make less on than on his tobacco. New A serious and distressing accident occurred to Mr. daughter, Annie May, yesterday. Her little brother in playing with an air gun shot her in the eye. Dr. Duffy attended her and found if necessary to remove the eye, but the ball could not be located. It is given out by the secretary of the railroad commission that the total amount of the assessed value of railroad proper- of the State is Cast year the assessed value was This shows a gain of par cent, within twelve months. Charlotte Mr. II. A. SUI well to the office, Wednesday, the slate used by General Andrew Jack- son during his school boy days. It is not unlike the slates used by the children of the present day, except in thickness. It is about nine inches wide, and nine inches long, and one quarter of an inch thick. Recently was broken in one corner, other wise it is well preserved The-Trustees of University have elected as Professor of Biology. Dr. Henry V. Wilson, director in charge of the U. S. Fish Station at Wood's Boll, Mess. Dr. Wilson is n native of a graduate of the Johns Hopkins University both as A. B. and as Ph. D., a gentleman of fine natural ability, of nary culture, of experience in work national rep- as a scientist. free Mr. II. Suggs, county's pros- and level-headed other day sold Mess. Brock Tarn age a lot of fodder that was seven years . id. Mr. Suggs always makes at least enough provisions at home home use and the back and of his barn where fodder is kept has not been reached within seven years, but each year's fodder has been piled in and used needed. The other day he concluded to empty his barn and sell some of his surplus fodder, and so ibis old fodder was reached. Mr. Suggs has a cent crop of corn this year and n good crop of cotton. Wilmington Review The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor elected the following officers to serve tho en- suing two Grand Dictator, D. A. Grand Vice Dicta- tor, T. P. Grand Assistant Dictator, G. W. Grand Re porter. P. C. Carlton; Grand Treas- S. Cm Grand Chaplain, W. H. Call; Grand Guide, K. R. Jones; Grand Guardian, T. It. Grand Sentinel, J. A. Grand Trustees, C. M. Brown, S. P. Clark and M. O. Supreme Representatives J. T. and S. J. lull L The next meeting will be held in July or August. 1803, and was the place selected. Is there two This was t surprised ejaculation a man who on a trip with a return ticket, who got off at a station on he way to partake of refreshments then instead of getting back on the he bad just left made a mistake jumped aboard one in the opposite direction. His first inti- blunder being when the called out when train arrived there caused exclamation quoted. P, P, P. stimulates the appetite and aids the process of assimilation, cures nervous troubles, and invigorates and strengthens every organ of the body. Nervous prostration is also cured by the great and powerful P. P. P. Its effects are permanent and The has never been a bubble in North Carolina. In craze for town-building which has carried thousands of dollars of North Carolina to towns, be it said to tho honor Stale that the people of North Carolina have not deceived anybody in investing money. We go forward and our towns are growing steadily, but there is not a town in the Many An. down cues Brown's iron Hitlers Special Notice. In adopting tho in ,. ten. for this year Tn will be continued to no one for a longer time than it is paid for. Just after your name on the martin the impel subscription expires two weeks this it is lo give you notice Hint unless re- newed in that time The will cease going to you at the expiration of the two weeks. Per the Reflector. w. M. I dreamed a dream, all a dream. My heart did palpitate; Were it truth, and not a dream, It would decide my fate. A bf my side,. Win love In her pure eye. Naught was all the world to me the clear blue sky. said I, yen he mine May I dare your Iota claim Nothing else can make me nappy In this boundless Softly her eye fell upon All tender to behold; A tin-ill of rapture, thought divine, And joy ran through my soul. said she, one Ideal, Hue only do I love; on earth can us separate, Nothing in heaven Thus the clear moonlight we stood, Two hearts beat as but Our fortunes with each other linked Could be severed by none. Joy on earth mortals does not kill. Or else we would be gone. the world be seen no more Till resurrection morn. And thus we stood, hearts joined love In the bright full I awoke I oh, miserable one. It was only a dream JUST THE PLACE FOR SNAKES. Where They Lie A round Thick M Prairie In felony. about said J. A. should been with me tho other day. I was in the range south of town looking after some min- property recently acquired in that region. I was camped about eighteen miles from the city, and near me was a peculiar mountain known to the old timers there as tho Runge. It is form of a horseshoe, with the heels pointing south, and consequently rocks within tho arch ore open to the rays of the sun on every day of the year. only that, but tho men who know tho place say that these rocks draw heat from beneath and are warm at all times, no matter how cold it is about them. However that may be, it is a that tho nook Is a cozy one, and so warm that snow always melts and runs off, no mutter bow great the you will readily see would it a splendid resort for rattle- snakes, they do there in great The afternoon I was there it cleared off, and the sun hone so bright that my guide advised a visit to the Range In order to tho greatest curiosity its kind In the west It is needless to say we were not disappointed. When stood upon tho summit of heel of horse- shoo and down into that little nook it presented a sight such as once seen is never forgotten. bail been just warm enough to them from their tor- and in every direction could be seen snakes sluggishly basking in first hot rays of the season. It was for all the world like a dog town, save there were snakes for dogs and tho twinkling activity of those animals was wanting. a few moments I was armed with a twig would created consternation at a Donnybrook fair, and was wreaking for all my family upon the torpid monsters be- fore me. In almost , instance they had not crawled far from their holes under tho rocks, and a great many took the alarm, escaping before I could secure an opportunity at their shining bocks. it was that I only bagged a few hundred, and was obliged to con- tent myself with that I not give the exact number, as you might think it stretched, but it was a pretty fair hour's sport considering the season. The great mistake made was in not taking a shotgun, when the carnage have been truly Butt D. L. JAMES N. J. MARQUIS, DENTIST, K. C. of Office In Skinner Building, Moor opposite Photograph P. TYSON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, V H. O. Prompt attention given to collections. H. LONG, Attorney -at La w, N. C. Prompt and careful attention to Collection solicited. L. C. ft M. ;. M JAMES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GREENVILLE, N. C. Practice hi the courts. a Specialty. I BLOW BLOW, GREENVILLE, N. C. in all the Courts. B. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,

TBS EASTERN REFLECTOR, Greenville, N. C. LETTER. Regular WHAT WILL PITT DO. D, J. mi AT THE AT G C., Mail WEDNESDAY. MM. n. o. Station. N. C, J 31st. MM. Washing, ft of me I last took V departure from from Mr. of Ohio, to the i Experiment Station, in National Executive of the .-city of Publisher's Announcement. TUB I The is J one to . v. Transient Ill one week. ; two . mouth Two Inches two weeks, , one month, insert; i Column as reading Hems. J cents SOT line for each Insertion. Legal Advertisements. as A lee. Mr. and league Trust sears. e e charged for a. legal rate- and mist warn mud. rule to the payment of advertisements, and in future trouble payment in will be Contracts for any space not d above, tor length of ante S by application to the office either in person or by letter. Copy tor and all of advertisements De handed in o'clock morning in order to receive prompt in- the day following. The having a be found a profitable medium through which to reach the The ability of Col. A. B. An- who is already second Vice President of the E. D. railroad system and the most successful rail road in No lb Carolina, been further recognized by bis re- cent election to the Presidency of the C C. A. and C. t G. railroad companies in South Carolina, the former running from Charlotte to Augusta, On., sad hitter from Columbia to Greenville. These now trusts will require his leaving the Slate he will still have his residence in Raleigh. republican party, which met here this week. The a it is told here, U that Mr. sent a very urgent to the committee u sum or money to be used in the Ohio campaign and that he sent along with a very broad intimation that miles It was the jig was up with both and the legislature in that State- He is said to have suggested that the committee might easily raise the money by putting the screws on the manufacturers specially by his tariff bill. It must indeed have been a most impressive scene last week, who live bun-bed Confederate veter- ans were gathered in Fowle to Bond a few days in talking over the scents and incidents of quarter century ago, when they shoulder to shoulder on the of blood eon tending Car a cause dearer to than itself. of these had not met since they had down Rims at and saw their beloved flag furled in defeat- How fearful was that struggle, and how did they lead- through of blood by to enemy. Those men made for North a history of which may well be proud, the people did no Mere right to feast at They were furnish ed with free tents bee and given a The city cl Wilmington deserves credit for the part bar citizens took in the veterans. The is that steps were instituted for making the re-anion an annual occurrence. If there are any people in oar state who ought to be aB the pleasure their ream it is the Barman of the late war. that was not the only money to the commit- Mr. toM Ins col- bat a good sized ash was rolled into Iowa teat would take its place per- in the column, and Secretary bills tor a considerable amount left unpaid from last years disastrous campaign. But these were things and excited but inter- est compared with the resignation Quay, not only as of I two committees, but as a of the National committee; and the resignation of Dudley as Trees- both committees. There was a good deal of pretended regret at being compelled to accept these and high-flying were adopted referring to both of them, which will probably be regarded by the retiring officials as Mr. Harrison tried to stem the tide which controls the re- publican committee by appointing one of its Fas- sett, of New be Collector of the of New York in place of whose resignation has been accepted. of the monkey and parrot kind is in the Treasury department just now. At least three of Secretary Foster's most important bail with pleasure the that he had resigned, they would re- sign themselves if it was not for the fact of their having to give up their salaries it they did. The mentioned are Assistant Sec- Treasurer Immigration Commissioner Owens, all of whom are recent at the Government trough. The with the first two is that Mr. Foster, with the warning of the case fresh In his mind, refused to allow them to their sens to be their private Mr. Owens Is led because his opinion that Welch tin-plate workers could be brought to Unite States under contract violating the alien contract repudiated by the Secretary . Las written to the party who made the staling that the depart- not prepared at this time to hypothetical questions such as the one propounded. It is said that Mr. Foster also took to give Mr. Owens a very sharp lecture on the duties of subordinate Mr. has led a of Alabamians, headed by Senators Morgan and to be- that he would favorably con- sider their request to make Mobile one of the ports from which a sub- line of steamships will run to South America. With a great flourish of trumpets the announcement is made that a reciprocity treaty has been with the mighty republic of San Domingo, which will go into September Members of the administration have already begun to discuss the ways and of raising the that it will be absolutely to have in the near future to meet payments under the present laws. Some sort of a new tax has got to be imposed, and the most of them seem inclined to put it upon whiskey by raising the rev- from cents per gallon to something between and per gallon. However, all that the administration can do is make the democratic House of Representatives will determine what shall be Senator Sherman's are trying bard to make it appear that they look lightly upon of the Alliance to bis re-election, but in reality they re- it as a serious matter less they can succeed in patching some sort or a reconciliation be- fore long of them said that Sherman would be compelled to withdraw in order to save himself of defeat. Had Mr. Hair been able to circulate the among the prominent republican politicians who were here this week consequent the meeting of the National committee he would have arrived at the that be was no longer as far a domination is concerned It is unquestionably a week in and it the National committee bring it about TOE visited me weekly my a. rival here it a welcome I noticed in its last week's issue a from Mr. Secretary or MM Southern Exposition, which begins here the 1st of October and con- through October and and it is upon this line thought that I would like to say a words. I see reason why Pitt county, with a record the N. C Exposition, which was held bate in with an exhibit that will never be by the thousands of visitors that were in attendance at that time, I see no reason whatever why she can't come to this still hold her reputation one cf the leading counties in the State, and the many honors that were heaped the heads of her citizens a few years ago. see reason why Pitt, her brace, patriotic noble men, and with her beautiful charm- and attractive women which stand within the bound- of this or any other can afford to let this opportunity pass, Of showing to the world her city for producing passed anywhere in South Pitt is her Agricultural products, especially corn, peanuts, Irish and sweet potatoes, is one the finest tobacco counties in our State. The Station and Exposition are all in the same ground. Buildings were com- here about two or three mouths ago. and ate still erected as fast as the do the work, so you can imagine what grand preparations they are making for the coming Exposition. Electric cars will run the Capital to the Exposition, rail- way will be complete in a weeks. North Carolina has already com- to place in her building. Also Florida has brought part of her exhibit, it will never do for to be behind, as I hope she will not. Continue to urge on the cause let October 19th, ISM, be a day ever to be remembered by not only people of Pitt and North Carolina but by visitors of other Southern States. Let Pitt county come with all her force, no doubt she will make an that will forever last in the his- of our State. This Exposition will be the grandest thing for North Carolina that has ever been bad, and no better means could be used to advertise a county's worth than making an exhibit at this time. believe there is a county in North Carolina, no, not one in the South, that can excel Pitt in re- sources of her kind It never pays to be backward in so let the people stir about and send an exhibit to the Grand Southern Ex position. Anything in the such as flowers shrubbery, will be specially at- tended to. as Massey A. ML College, assisted by will have entire control of the Department. Buildings specially for exhibits , be erect-d. Ah product, stock. Will be equally a wt-ti for. to see Pit with her exhibit, and many races Exposition. yours, E. Startling. ATTENTION Tobacco Growers J. B. Cherry. J. R. J. Or. J. B. CHERRY k CO. Oxford is Your Market It is time to get ready -FOR- FALL TIDE -WE WANT- Therefore we are going -TO- Bring along, the more the merrier. We are prepared to pay HIGHER PRICES for WIRE CURED than any other market. Freights are cheap, a mere trifle when increased prices are taken into Out railroad facilities are good. Send your tobacco to Oxford, N. C, will get good prices and quick returns. Buyers for all classes and from every part of the world are located in Oxford. You will find us All Business and no Prejudice Hunt, Cooper Co., Meadows Warehouse, Bullock Mitchell, Banner Warehouse, Cozart, Rogers Co., Warehouse, R. V. Minor Co., Minor Warehouse. R. F. Knott, Manager Alliance Warehouse. SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT We beg to inform our friends and patrons that we now th most complete stock we ever had. To our lady friends we wish to say that our stock of Dress Goods will com- ------pare favorably line in town.------- DRY X GOODS MAKE PRICES that will J. M. Currin, Buyer, W. C. Reed, Buyer, John Meadows, Buyer, Wilkinson Bros., Buyers, Meadows Yancey, Buyers, D. S. Osborn, Buyer, E. O. Bayer, E. G. Currin, Buyer, O. S. Smoot, Buyer, J. D. Bullock, Buyer, John Webb, Buyer, W. A. Bobbitt, Buyer, C. F. Buyer, B. Glenn, Buyer. In Wool Fabrics we have Hen Cashmeres, Albatross and in the leading Spring and Summer shades. In Cotton Fabrics we Pine Apple Tissues, Swiss Zephyrs, Batiste, Out- Cloths, Lawns, Ginghams, a fall line of White Dress Goods, In all these In all grades of Men and Boys Hats we have nice styles and will sell at prices to our customers. We invite comparison of and prices of the following Gent's Furnish- Goods, Trunks, Valises, Hardware, Crockery, Tinware, Wood and Willow Ware, lines yon will find beautiful j Provisions, and aB styles. No prettier to be found j kinds of Fanning Implements in town. I and Furniture. ., CENTS FURNISHING GOODS, FURNITURE Beware of imitations, buy only fixed wire the genuine On the first page of Tarn to day is article the Baltimore about the large light Louse which efforts are made to build on Diamond Shoal, off Cape loss with which tho con- tractors met by storm early in July. This is to be the must dangerous section of I he Atlantic coast and no point is a light house needed more. To get each a one as is needed there will cost the government an amount of money, but this should not be considered over the many lives placed in jeopardy by lite dangerous An idea of the of the may be had from the fact that it an exceedingly difficult matter to get workmen to assist in Constructing the light house, and those best acquainted with that part of the coast cannot be induced to go. While at Ocracoke test week met a gentleman Hyde who is a skilled mechanic and blacksmith, and Were told that he had been offered per month to go work on the light house. He declined the offer, saying he would not go for per month. We were also told that an effort was made to get some of tho residents of Ocracoke to go as ordinary at per .,. lb t . w to be nominated, and of their month, but they t go at j J h and make us room for OUR FALL STOCK. have a good many SNOW STICK. Modern Tobacco Barn Company. OXFORD, N. C. -OF Tho N. C. Press Association will meet at Winston week. From a partial have seen published the meeting will be very interesting and a good time is in store for the editors. The Reflector hopes to be on hand. Sinner Boris, which for the next THIRTY DAYS Notice. last will testament Mrs. S. Hill, late Pitt county K. C, this Is to notify all persons having claim against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned, on or before tho 9th day of July or tab notice will be plead bar of their re- All persons Indebted said estate will make. Immediate pay- This July 1801. Executor. D. D. HASKETT, GREENVILLE Mai School The next Session of this School gin on MONDAY, AUGUST 24th. IN MEMORIAM- Tuesday July at X. C, Whit. U one of Martin county's most young men died of fever, aged noble whose with a noble BOMB of having the respect and affection of all good people who knew him. sen. over his and lie hath passed from the toils of earth to In the vest fruitions of eternity. Like a shadow thrown Softly and swiftly from passing Death fell upon Whit had ban teaching several miles north of at Dr. under whose instruction he cine. He was successful Indeed in the so much so that they would net give when term expired hut urged him to for then, through summer. Feeling badly, he u- to take two week and re- turned to hi father's home, near Ever- where ha look his bed and alter ten days with fever breathed his last in full triumphs of Christian faith. bad a bright and cheerful disposition was gifted with many of those fine qualities that adorn his father's character. A very earnest and energetic young man, he gave promise of becoming one of greatest usefulness to his country. lie was fully real- those natural duties that we are called upon to recognize even in early manhood, and he discharged them manfully and nobly. Though I knew Whit well and loved him, it was my fortune to be with Mm in the last, few months only as a corpse from the A A K Junction to Tarboro. After the funeral services from church hi run were interred In the cemetery of that church. would draw nigh and lay my h tribute of regret, admiration love feeling assured he will evermore walk the streets the New Jerusalem and rest in the bowers of heaven. Farewell my friend and companion Long may thy memory be cherished and r virtues emulated by the of thy native county and state. And to those who most keenly feel the loss, you bear In mind that it hand of AM-Wise all things that has cut him down in the prime of his hood, Who would call back To this dark and dreary track V Who would bid him to sorrow and to pain t He's sweetly sleeping in Way cross Not a sound disturbs bis rest. May God bless those who mourn their to that this is true, bat the Domination it mac the best. is price. We are cot prepared; statement that be lat this is time, hut i told as by patties r. we will sell at COST order to It pay yon to LOOK STOCK, made some Large Reductions in price already, there be many made in tits Mt days. WATCH US. Tout My. St ore ware, Pipe, Hollow ware, Tin ware. Nails, Doors, Sash. Locks Butts and Hinges, Glass. Paints and Oils, Tuition per term of JO Primary, per session, I Intermediate, per session, Higher 12.80 Languages, 3.00 Tim School thorough M of its Instruction, mild its having in view nil times the full preparation of young men and boy for active business life, or successful col- courses. Board can be obtained with principal, or at other places in town reasonable rates. One half of tuition payable at the middle of the term, the remainder at Us close. For further see or address, W. H. A. B., Greenville, X. O. Principal. AND Mechanic Arts will its third session on September 3rd. Increased facilities and equip- in every department. The past successful rear has given further evidence of its practical value, and its young men are already In demand for responsible Total cost, 8100.00. Each County Superintendent of Education will examine applicants for ALEX. Q. The increased stove trade this season is the best evidence that the I the for the people. The public are in- to examine my stock be- fore purchasing- D. D. HASKETT. Our stock of Shoes and mm is a attractive. Sip think we can you both in quality and lit. One of the lead- Shoes with us is our Opera Toe with Common Sense Heel. This is a long felt want with the ladies. In Men and Boys Shoes we have in stock and to arrive the best line eyer carried by us. j We have sold L. M. Reynold's; Shoes for the two years and find them to be the best line ever handled by us. This spring we will have a complete line of these Shoes and when friends are in need of good shoes we will be pleased to them. We carry the largest and best selected stock of Furniture to our town and will sell at priest We have a nice line of Mat- lines which we will sell at low figures. In Children Carriages we best and prettiest line carried us. We realize importance selling goods a small We do not claim to sell at cost, but do claim and up our assertion, that we give you honest goods for honest money. See Us Talk With Us Try Us REDUCTION. REDUCTION. REDUCTION. ReductioN. address. Raleigh, N. C President. MILLINERY I take pleasure In to people of Greenville and the rounding country that my -SPRING STOCK is now arriving and or I have secured the service;, M a City Trimmer who will execute work to suit the most taste. new stock will be sold at the lowest margin that millinery goods ever been handled before in this market. lino of Fancy Goods, consisting Engravings, Oil Painting, Picture Tablets, Pin Good. China Vases, Jewelry, Curtains, Linen Shades, Ac These will be sold out at cost as must be disposed of by the last June. All who wish to make great bargains for themselves at and see me before No Ga. Nut Term Sept. 3rd, Kept. 2nd. Tuition per term. young men talent and will be aided scholarships and loans. Be- sides the General Course of which offer a wide f studies, there arc, courses in Law, Med- and For GEO. T. WINSTON, Male and Female. Fall Term Monday, August; Full corps of and experienced teachers. AH the English branches, to with Music. Art, Elocution and Ancient Languages, roved the most methods. LOCATION. Hamilton is situated on a bluff near the river, and Is most beautiful town in Eastern Carolina, the streets being wide and shaded with sliver maple; It is healthy, and society Is high-toned and moral. There are four churches, and nearly every place belongs to some Christian nation. TRIP, boy and girl in North Carolina the to be held in in The Principal will pay the mil- road expenses of all boarding pupils who enter week of the school for the term to Raleigh and pupils will thus be enabled to see without railroad expense the greatest exhibition o products and re- source ever exhibited. No other school In Eastern Carolina such an in- to its boarders. Five Board, English Branches ., 100.00 Board, English Branches, Latin, Latin, Music on Piano, 71.00 If paid la advance for the entire term a discount of per cent, will made from the above rates. Otherwise bill will be payable monthly. For circulars or other information ad- JOHN DUCKETT. Principal. Hamilton, Martin Co., , PIT BITTERS ran. BROWN BROS. Ladies we know full well you remember how the after the reduction you in our last year Spring Goods, so we now make another spring on the following goods Edging, Swiss Embroideries, India Linens, and Check Teasel Goth, Summer J Cashmeres, Ginghams, lies, Percale, f and all the many other things a Spring Look at -----reduced pi Ginghams at Ginghams at Ginghams at C halites at eta at Teasel at eta. Teasel at Hamburg at Hamburg at e White Goods at . i. . Wholesale and Retail Dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY G El MEAT M Car Load Feed Oats, Car load Corn, Car load No. Hay, S Oar Load Side Moat, Car Load St, Louis Heavy Mess Pork, Sugar, SB Gail Ax all kinds. B lo Rail Road Mills Snuff. m Polo Rico Molasses, SO Tubs Lard. Star Lye, Gross Matches. m Also full line Halting Soda, Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Candle, Canned Goods, Wrapping Paper, Paper to tile above goods. J. A. ANDREWS. GREENVILLE, MILITARY Board Mass Plan. New Barracks. Mess Hall, Superintendent Quarters, etc. Mt i Open September 1891. Send for W. T. II. Kl Patent Wire Tobacco CAN BE USED IN ANY BARN. M Wine.- pricks, a Wires Cl. to . PRICKS ON rm ill M Wire for s re,., on TOBACCO OfF CO., Vt.

ill M. R. LANG'S COLUMN. M. R LANG. THIS WEEK. We offer 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 YARDS various styles wash including, Ginghams, ms Ginghams. Ginghams, Ginghams, Gingham. Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams, GINGHAMS. Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams. Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams, Gingham, Ginghams Ginghams. Outings, -AT GREATLY- EASTERN Greenville, N. C. Local Sparks August. Eighth month. Grapes are The weather continues bad. Sowing turnip seed is in order. Cart for sale by J. C. Fruit Jars and Rubbers cheap at the Old Brick Store. The Town Council was in session is visiting her PRICES. Our Summer Stock. Youths, and Boys READY MADE CLOTHING, At Greatly Reduced Prices. O- o- Every will foal the effect of our reduction sale -----O ----O ------O Don't Fail to K, last night. Latest styles of Shirts, Collars and at C. T. First the Corned Mullets at the Old Brick Store. Peaches have been more plentiful the past week. Fresh Boss Biscuits for the well and at the Old Brick Store. Point Lace Flour is always uniform in quality at the Old Brick Store. The freshet in the river is damage low land crops. cure any skin disease on man or beast. good Telegraph PoSes wanted. Particulars will be given at this office. A large demand for fruit jars is this season. Bees- wax and Bides, at the Old Brick Store. has weak eyes or scratches, The melons are inferior, owing to excessive wet The J. G. dwelling house is for tent. Apply to Matthews All work done by the Greenville Iron Works is B. Ellington. It is a good time to engage space for fall advertisements. Cheapest Bedsteads, Cradles and Mattresses at the Old Brick Store. Go to Congleton Tyson's if yon want a good smoke and get a den Sail Cigar. Five of Saturday, Sunday. and Monday in this month. St Tyson keep it fine line of California fruits other line canned goods. Tobacco Knives, Thermometers and at. D. . Store open at until o'clock. The foot bridge is in a rickety condition again. The Latest Improved. Brown Cot- ton Gin in the D. Agent for Pitt Go's Hue grade Celebrated Coffee kept by Tyson. Give it a trial- Mr. P. Manning brought us a sample of bright cured tobacco Sat- advertisement of Alexander, Morgan Co., Factors General on third page. If yon want something nice go to Congleton Tyson's get some of their New Spring Batter Just rived to-day. A has been established at Mr. A. G. Cox's to be called Win Morgan Co , highest prices, quick sales and prompt return. Try and convinced.- want highest market prices for your Irish Potatoes other produce, shin to Co., Norfolk, Va. The colored people are preparing for a big excursion from here to Washington on the 13th. To avoid currying over stock to another season Mrs. Fannie Joyner will now selling her Miring and millinery at reduced prices. ladies gold watch, with chain about S long at- The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the Re- office. Saturday Mr. W. R. Whichard brought the a sack of apples for which thanks arc in order. We are now ready to an or Machinery. Castings made to order. Cash price for old the Works, A. B. Ellington, Proprietor. One of the new street cars of was named in honor of our townsman ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis. The assignment of Latham will not interfere I Tobacco Hue Farmers are requested to come for their as early as can, and floes are cash. Read the advertisement of A- Harris. in this sad call on work in their line is needed, Col. Sugg predicts that there will be 10.000 Mies of in Pitt county next year. The prediction will not lie found much out of the way. For both sexes, will begin the fall term August 25th, For terms pr circulars address the Principal. Z. Greenville, S. to A complete and beautiful line of Bureau Scarfs and Mate in linen. Ladies, Misses and Children's lie Caps, Infant Sacks Fas- in for Lad for sale by Mrs. Fannie Joyner. K. A. Clerk Superior Court, as to say that be will he absent from bis office the second week in August. All persons having business will please make a note of with Mrs. Dr. F. W. Brown in Plymouth. Miss Eva is visiting uncle. Dr. C. J- Miss Ma iv of Tarboro, is veiling Wiley Brown. Mrs. K. Glenn, of Elm City, is visiting Mrs. Mayor James. Miss. Addie Johnson, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. D. Mr. J. F. Joyner and family are spending the week at Beaufort. Miss Warren is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B. Moore, in Bertie. Miss Lina Sheppard and Master Hugh arc visiting relatives at Kins- ton. John of Goldsboro, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. B. F. Sugg. Mr. Bruce Latham, of Plymouth, is spending a few days with relatives here. Mr. Wilson is home Georgia spending a few days bis parents. Mrs. John Flanagan was quite sick week bat is now improving, we arc glad to learn. Mrs. W. B- Duke returned Mon- day evening from a visit to her in Nab county. Mr. O. has moved into the residence that was occupied the late Mr. J. Clarence Whichard, one of our typos, is spending a few days with in the country. Prof. Z. D. last week moved his family to Greenville. They occupy the Institute. Mr. J. T. Balfour, Wilson, has moved to Greenville and taken a with John Flanagan Buggy Company. Gov. Jarvis, Mrs. Jarvis, Mis. Miss and the children of Maj. Latham are at Cleveland Springs. Mess. W. L. Brown and have moved insurance of- to the second story of the Skin building, cast side of St. Messrs. E. A. J. W. S. T. White and Misses and Rosa Forbes returned Sat- from a few visit at Mr. George Dowdy, mate of the steamer Myers, smiled on the for a few minutes Saturday. George is a clever fellow and a navigator. Mr. J. Williamson home Saturday from where he has been for several weeks. We are glad to know his health has con- improved. Prof. W. J. Matthews left Monday to spend a few days at his old home in Gates county, from where he will go on lo Wadesboro to take charge the school a; that place. Mr. Henry Sheppard is moving Ins family into the Mrs. Dancy dwelling on Pitt street. He will not return to Asheville but has resumed his here with Latham Skinner. Mr. R. P. Walton, agent of the Norfolk Virginian, has in town this week in the interest of that mil. is an excellent paper and we will have a good number of subscribers here. Mr. Warren returned home Saturday from where he had been visiting bis son, Mr. O. E. War- who is Assistant Horticulturist at the College and Ex- Farm. Rev. It. R. John will return home this from his visit to Chatham, and will occupy pulpit at the Methodist Church next Sunday morning and night. We trust he has bad a pleasant vacation. Mr. C T. has gone north lo purchase his fall stock of goods. He is the first to go from here this season will visit and ho gets back he will have lots of cheap goods and you should be sure to call on him. There will be a basket picnic at Ayden next Wednesday, 12th, to which everybody is to go and take a basket. The managers are W. L. Tucker, J. and J. C. Savage. There will be speaking. That is a most liberal offer made by Prof. John principal of Hamilton Institute, to give each one of bis boarding pupils a free trip to the Southern Exposition at Raleigh next fall. There will much about the Exposition to interest and and it will be a trip for the pupils. Travel. W. A. of the steamer Myers, says be has been running on Tar River twenty live years and that travel has been larger this summer in any summer previous. He says that at low water the river is in the worst condition for that he has ever known it to be. What is being done with the Govern- appropriation for this river Officers. At the meeting of the Greenville Guard yesterday afternoon the fol- lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year CaptainS. T. Hooker 1st C. Vines. 2nd Lieut R. W. King. C. Flanagan. L. Sugg. At the encampment of Confederate veterans and pensioners at Wrights- ville last week, there were one men and one armed men. Of the former Pitt county furnished two, Bennett Dunn and J. F. of the latter one, Bryant Buck. Two other old soldiers, James Turnage and W. U. Gurganus, were present from this county. There may have been some others there from Pitt whose names we failed to learn. Railroad Taxation, The assessed of railroad property for taxation in Pitt county is as Wilmington Weldon railroad, l 71,114.14 Raleigh railroad, From which the county will de- rive for the year For general purposes, For school purposes 307.70 Hotel Closed. The Ocracoke visitors have all re- turned home and the hotel has closed for the season. We are that ibis is because the stockholders or hotel failed to fill part of the contract with the lessees. There was room about the furnishings of the build- and also the peer and wharf, the latter not being consider- ed entirely safe. Ocracoke is too nice a place to let decline as a resort and we it come out better than ever next season. The colored base ball club of this town went to Wilson Monday night to play of day. Next week the State Al- will meet at Morehead, begin- Tuesday. There will be a attendance. large A son of Mr. Warren Tucker brought us a stalk of tobacco, day, bright lemon color. It is a good specimen. Takes Ear Valise People in love will be absent mind- ed and make peculiar blunders some- times, but we saw a case the other day in which one of the parties was color blind. A mm traveling on a steamer had a black valise with bis best girl traveling on the same steamer had a Ian colored valise. When the wharf was reached at which the young was to part he took the tan valise ashore with him. The mistake was dis- covered in time to he before the boat I out from the dock. A little later and there might have been a repetition of one chapter in Mark Twain's Sanitation Mn. Editor Is It a great won- or surprise to any that there is such a race of and other sickness in the town of Greenville, with the present con- of the There has not oven a time in the of the town when it was more not even in the days of -no.; There is not the slightest care seems to be paid to the of lice. The town pays two stout, healthy policemen to look after these things, and yet, they can lie seen at almost any horn of day sitting around the streets doing nothing, when there are a hundred places of the foulest and most sick- kind, sending a stench almost intolerable. Some of the town are almost and yet these places are not. rooked alter. Tax L. Clark, of Black Jack, tells us that the crops down in his neighborhood are and the best that section had in many years. Rev. R F. Taylor has been con- ducting a protracted meeting at school four miles above town. The meeting closed day night. Late Saturday night a difficulty occurred between Mr. J. L. Daniel, night watchman, and Mr. R. Greene, r., in which the latter was badly- hurt. He was. shot several times s the balls making pain- wounds. was so much noise about the door of the Baptist Church Sunday night that i deacon was seat out to see if it could lit stopped, and the pastor was so disturbed that he closed the service before finishing bis sermon. it was making the noise must been ignorant of the severity the law against of public worship and did not realize that they might be called upon to answer a charge against them for such an or else they were very bold lo risk themselves re- of consequences. speaking poorly it is not Safe be disturbing public worship Vantage During July the Register Deeds issued licenses to. following Satchwell and h. Williams. mid Marv K,. Crawford, W. E. Rand s. J M- Beatrice Thomas Forest John Turnage and Eliza John E. and Edwards, B. T. Cox and Mary V. Smith, Joseph Butt and Maggie W. Smith. Purvis and Mandy Little, Elijah Johnson and Cora Grimes, John Steward Langley, Peter Edwards Edie Pugh, Alex Bailey and WISELY CHOP BULLETIN. For the Week Ending Friday, July 31st 1891. Central Office, N. C. of correspondents of the Weekly Crop tin, issued by the North Carolina Station end State Weather Service, for the week end- Friday, July 31st, 1891, show that unfavorable conditions have generally prevailed. The weather has continued cool and cloudy, with constant rains interrupting farm work, and giving grass another start. In the Western District, the weather has been warmer and the rainfall not so heavy, these causing a considerable of crop in that district. Cotton is growing too and not well, a continuation of rainy weather will shedding and rust. Some complaint of to- Present of Cotton corn tobacco The following total for the week have been re- Weldon 1.03, Wilmington 11.51, Gibson 1.50, Smith field 3.20, Godwin 2.75, Asheville 1.00, bury 0.78, Oak 1.01, Raleigh reports received, Batters has been too much rainy and cloudy weather lining the past week, which com- with deficiency in tempera- has been for all crops. Cotton is not fruiting well, and ii rainy weather continues is likely to shed its blooms. Grass is making headway again. Condition of cotton has decreased two per cent.; coin is about the same, while tobacco has slightly improved. Present of Cotton com peanuts potatoes reports received, representing coos Central favorable conditions have generally prevailed in tins district. Cloudy, cool, and weather is cot to grow and it is not fruiting well, already affect- ed with and blooms dropping in a few places. Corn and tobacco will suffer it the rams continue. work at a standstill and crops becoming A hail storm destroyed crops in to estimated value of fusty thous- and dollar.-. Condition of Cotton com reports received, representing Western weal in this baa generally quite favorable m many The though excessive in places, has been so con- as in other portions r and sun- shine, prevailed. Crop- consequent- considerable improvement as compared with last week. Pres- condition of Cot corn tobacco This Is an per cent, for cotton, and per cent, pit tobacco late is quite large, able to bear a fair re- represent counties. EXPLANATION. Condition crops .-tided of Best condition is K V is to Good condition is In Fair ion is to Poor condition is under DAVIS SCHOOL A MILITARY INSTITUTE FOR BOYS and civil i-n- Full Art. In RATES. WINSTON. N. C A CARD. People of Greenville I'M You will tea from an advertisement in this issue of the that I have assumed charge the Greenville Male Academy. I taught this school for you from the Fall of 1883 to the Spring tr 1885. and you gave it your liberal patronage. one will concede that Greenville needs a first- class school. No town it size, whatever else it have, ii complete without it. No teacher can do this alone. The people unaided accomplish it. But people teacher united for this end be sure to succeed. No one will deny but that a large amount of money is annually spent in sending boys to distant schools that might be saved with such a school among you. I come you this time for the purpose of giving such a school as you and I will take a pride in. D i By desire that the hall have a sufficient number of pupils to justify the em- of assistant teachers, so that the work may be done. Will you to do shall to instruction equal lo that given in any similar institution. My purpose is, with the assistance and support of parents, to make the discipline, coupled with proper instruction, such as will always insure success in any male school. Young men and boys may lure be prepared in depart- of business or thoroughly pared for entrance into the Colleges the State or the If these things me facts the only thing necessary for the of the is that it shall have your endorsement and support. Can I rely on this Patents i guardians having sons and wards which it is they should hoard from home lo secure educational advantages are hereby assured these boys, if sent to this school, shall have proper hot Ii and out of school. A limned number can obtain board with the principal, and he directly under his supervision all of the lime. We would like to have a liberal patronage Iron lira country, and will assure these patrons that their interests will be Hooked. To one and all we would say seed boys and help make Green- ville Male Academy second to no town academy in the Slate, you do Ibis Any information sired may be had by seeing or ting to me. Thanking yon past patronage soliciting a con- of the same, am Yours truly, W. H. July Ii Is in month people wherever Panacea Water has tried or heard of that In dyspepsia, in Chronic Scrofula It basalt in all no en Now tins la not the but it is what we Sen get some of the best and moat men in North Carolina to underwrite, on particulars. -Having jut purchased two big lots Sample Notions. Comprising in the notion -them at line, we to sell NEW YORK COST We are now extra effort to close out our entire sum- mer stock, which propose to do, at less than their value. Also propose to sell our entire stock of d Shoes, at cost to make room for fall stock. sure to come to see when in need of anything in the way of Dress Goods, Notions, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Yours truly, In front Old Brick Store. T. JOHN F. President. s. H NASH. ,. C. W. A. I. II Kl Kit, ALEX. Agent. THE CENTRAL Is located at the landings of the Washington A Greenville Boats and at the depot of the A R. Railroad. Will be ready for business by Having made Mm f in the tutted States to have their our we can price for your Tobacco as any oilier market hi the State. How convenient ibis will lie for our fill county to their tobacco by boat one day and attend I lie Mile in person next day. Those of our friends living within a low can load their and drive our Warehouse where they will find accommodation for their leasts. and The door will be in charge of auctioneer of several years experience. Our Pitt county friends can obtain any information of Mr. Alex at Greenville. L LITTLE CO., N. C, Header when you come to this don't think you have struck a medicine, It i Panacea Water, it is natures remedy. The proper all it and miss i and ha cured of of Chronic. Di- and of liver Kidney troubles. For particulars see For Sale and Rent. Pitt county is to make use of the day apart for her at and have a creditable exhibit there it is time was lie mg started There is but little more than two months now in which to work. This opportunity should not go by unimproved. M. R COLUMN will necessarily be The largo being built by the I louse brothers at House Station is the finishing touches week, and they will soon put in a fine stock of goods. It is whispered steps will be taken soon to erect an oil mill there also. They are en people over there. We beard the estimate made that there are now fully two hundred and fifty up-country farmers working in tobacco in Pitt They came principally from Vance, Person and counties. The hopes of them will locate per- in Pitt. ObI. T. A- Resigns. It Will be generally i egret among of the State the visitors to the an- at when the new roaches them that Col. F. A. Old, this city, baa resigned bis as Quarter- master General. Out Olds -is o of the most of the soldier we ever saw and be has already taken a deep interest in bis work preparing to make the annual. en- a source of everybody. will bard nil bis resignation ix to be regretted. sincerely hope that be will remain in some con- with Chronicle. Writing to a friend from Europe, where he it spending the summer. Senator writes; boarded at New York I have thrown op everything I have accept my in I This is one of Senator's best and it comes like as inspiring from over She waters Me We have the property for Kile and One two-third lot with two story house, four rooms, good house, stables live I- or sale cheap; or per with Two good lots in One house and half lot, garden and stables, good well wale.-. One house and lot. be- cook-room and dining room. Two story house, of For sale or and lot in story six rooms, cook-room dining room Kent for M Ber u. acres of adjoining Hie Fe- male Institute, lying on each ride of the railroad and near the for dwellings The two corner stores In the Tyson Building- rooms In the of same building. We make the collection of rents a If you contemplate baying. or call ace us, or respond with us. Prices of any of the above known on application. Matthews A Which Estate Agents Greenville, X- C NOTICE, NORTH CAROLINA, Before Clerk Pitt f Sub. Court. i. lit re by given that f have this day issued letters declaring It. J. K. Evans. G. T. Tyson. John it. Jacob Joyner, J. It. Move. J. A. K. Hooker, James Little, W. J. W. Allen, L. H. K, SWIM I ates and successor a under the name and style of The Greenville Warehouse Company, for Hie set forth in the articles of agree- plan of incorporation, which have been Bled and recorded in this with all privileges powers conferred by chapter of the Code of North Carolina and the laws thereto. The main business proposed so be done by the Corporation is the general selling, storing, marketing and otherwise dealing The place of business of said is Greenville, lilt county, North Carolina. None of the stockholders of said are to lie responsible to any greater or further extent than the assets the Corporation, and individually to the extent of the shares of stock to which they have subscribed. The authorized capital stock said Corporation is thousand U be divided into two thousand shares of twenty-five dollars each. The length of said is to lie ten vasts This 11th day 1891. K. A. MOVE. Clerk Court. MUST GO. i. . WHITE GOODS, N S, AND MULLS. -v MUST GO. The Season I- waning and in sell at a rather than them over. HAMBURG AND EMBROIDERIES. place on the list. in this line a job and we give you l bargain that will please you. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATH. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. flats at reduced prints. Don't forget us when you something in this line. Ladies a perfect titling Corset should try a-------- STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW will also sell STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. -291 OB a la JAS. L. LITTLE CO. -SHIP For Young Ladies, WILSON, K. C. Fall Session opens September 7th, 1801. A thorough preparatory course of study, with a Full Collegiate Course to that of any Female College in the South. Standard of Scholarship high. Facilities for the , of Mimic and Art unsurpassed. Depart- of Telegraphy, Type- and Short-baud. Beautiful and lo- cal ion. Moderate m- of For address, Wilson, X. C. SMALL Hand Pis Job Work. Stale and price. C. KM So. St., Wilmington, X. C. AND OTHER PRODUCE TO-- ALEXANDER, MORGAN CO., COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. i Sec elsewhere of small printing press wanted. Notice. This is Io forbid all persona hiring or harboring Crawford Bullock, who is contract lo work for me until the end of the year 1891. A person hiring the said Crawford Bullock from this date wilt do so under penalty the law, Aug 4th 1891- C . . WHARF, NORFOLK, VA. Guarantee highest market prices, quick sales and prompt G. E. HARRIS, DEALER IN- HARRIS. stair PAINTERS, rim mm m . e. Offer their services to needing work in their line. All work en- trusted to us be in a work- J. L. SUGG. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE Aft GREENVILLE, N. C OFFICE SUGG k JAMES OLD All kinds Risks placed in FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates. AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-GLASS FIRE PROOF

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, i N. C. WAS HE A REBEL MAN WITH THE MUSKET. a nil built, to to With i-Ti t arc awl To lift u few Of laureled of the la a of , and the a to Th -it steps of Ma tin- Hat 1-1 Ml from t rate or renown. This by where the took fa.-t of lire. u, cut of who lie tho Of the Your man a hum of Hut in. i. Hie ii knew him. tell And also i know In fell on the battle s wept That th, body that lay la bins plank in I ho Over which some should pa to a fame That shall while stars hero is known by nu echoing name. Bat the of the is mine. I knew him All him and the bad Han and equally free; I as Christ has the poor lad, death made him noble to In the cyclone of war. In the eclipse, shook out its III And ho died with the names that he loved on his lips. His musket still in his close to the fins my soldier down. In the salient front of the line. Van for your heroes the men of re- the man of tho musket is mine There is peace in the May laden grace of the hours That come when the day's work is done. And with tho nameless, who under the flowers asleep in the slant of t he sun. tho taps Put out and silence all sound; strength in the steep who sleep, lie they crowned or An mil be kind to the brave. A I Sentinel. How Silk is Weighted. Various methods have been resorted tn, with and in some far from satisfactory in the weigh- of silk, particular efforts having been made in this direction by French and German manufacturers, each its peculiar advantage's, or other- wise. In one of tho processes now gen- adopted the plan pursued is to reduce the by water to any stronger solution to injure the while- at silk is found to become rough and valueless, and at the is dissolved. Tho silk is well worked until complete saturation is effected, lowed to remain twit hours in then taken out washed. The adaptation of this simple method is apparent in the fact that one dip adds about cent, to tho weight, three treatments give an of about per cent. Hare hand are not used in working the goods in of tin at as it acts injuriously. The silk fan to well washed before being soaped. New York Sun. Captain Who fought la Chill, but He Know on Which Side. Captain Kenneth Pritchard, of tho British steamship Tangier, quite a thrilling war while at Ayres. The been chartered to load cargo Liverpool for Ayres, and arrived at that port shortly after the revolution had ceased. All large vessels, such as tho Tangier, were compelled to remain out in the Ayres Roads, which is about fourteen miles from the port. The masters quartered themselves at the different hotels, and most of their business wits done ashore until the were loaded or discharged, as the case happened to be. On May some little trouble again arose between tho rebels and the gov- and another revolution was threatened. The troops to fire at all rebels, and within a short while firing was general on all sides. Captain was anxious to see what was going on I he town, and meandered slowly in the direction of the arsenal. Before he had gotten fur, however, he was captured by two sol- and led, at the point of the net, to the arsenal. He was given a Winchester rifle, and, by command of tho officer in charge, was compelled to join the warlike crowd. Without much complaint, but a great deal of nervous dissatisfaction, he began popping away at every ob- In the shape of a man who passed within rang of the arsenal. Hero ho was kept at work with Ills rifle for three hours, when he was relieved a picket put on guard. An opportunity presented itself, and Captain Pritchard slipped around tho wall and escaped from his captors. Ho bad gotten hut a few yards from the place when be heard some grape shot whiz by him, and upon looking around he saw two guns being used at tho head of the street to keep It clear. Captain Pritchard. without much dropped himself into a three- foot gutter, and there remained with the water streaming over about mi hour when tho tiring After that the captain did not trust himself far from until his steamer railed. He said he fought hard, but he not learned whether he was a govern- soldier or a rebel, and he wasn't curious enough to ask. American. A I.-.-. of the Panther. One the oddest tales in the or stories of Bible animals J i written by the ho legend of panther. The so the homily runs, tho most beautiful of all beasts. More than this, when it goes abroad it diffuses m marvelous sweet perfume. This i so sweet that all the other I leasts birds fol- low the panther wherever it goes. Wherefore the is n type of Perhaps the old monks who borrowed and this story had heard of and the strong love of t which the panther and its relations. lions and leopards, often Why the I Billet It seems as if textbooks for children were now made so simple us to leave hardly any chance for misunderstand- but the little folks still continue to commit to memory the words without much thought of their meaning do we know that the earth is round asked a teacher of one of her boys. The pupil rose promptly and, with a stolid expression, answered glibly, learn that earth is round from the following and immediately sat down again, evidently that he had given a full and most satisfactory In- What Makes Hair Grim. In the case of horses, where the skin has been abraded by the harness, if the galled region is left to itself the hair will grow in, but be colorless, while if oil is applied freely to the abrasion hair a dark or normal color will produced, thus indicating that the ordinarily due to the secretions of the skin sinking down as a sediment to the base of the hair follicle, where it by the shift of the hair. irk in New York Times. by C. Political Alimony. Polities haul been quite warm in one of the rural sections, and there was a little family dispute going on. said her sorry you don't like my politics tilings, but I've got my opinions, I've got to support she replied, got mo the children, too, ye make up which put down family H ii Post. No Unite. good to Din will; I'm a . York Epoch. New A feature has been added to his office desk, tho addition being the suggestion of Mr. Wanamaker and the outgrowth of his daily experience in tho administration of his exacting office. Instead of the usual cloth top a large plate glass covers the surface of the desk, and beneath it is a map of the United Stats, showing parts pad rests upon the glass, and there are the customary fittings, as well as the papers, which are usually found in the workshop of a busy man like Mr. The map shows acuities in each state, the principal -the lines of railways, and when visitors talk to Mr. am a the post routes and lie can follow them on the i which is spread out before U at. at his I r A I We believe that St Bartholomew's hospital is the only one in the in which a record is kept tics published of the number of times are the year. These statistics are both Inter- and instructive, and become able as showing the current In favor of or against a particular agent. for example, to the records of 1879,. we find that out of an- chloroform was given times, nitrous oxide gas alone US times, ether alone times and ether preceded by nitrous oxide times. In 1889, however, the records are as In administrations chloroform 1,601 times, gas ether gas and ether times. Thus comparing these figures tho remarkable fact becomes apparent that chloroform has again come to the front as the most popular at St. hospital. Not only does the mixture of ether and gas not maintain its position of superiority, as was the case in the year 1879, but in 1889 not even the total ad- ministrations of ether alone, and gas and ether combined, reached by a long way the number of administrations of chloroform. It is just possible that in part this change of opinion may be duo to the results published by the Hy- commission, of which a her of the staff of the hospital was tho shining light. But investigations show that ether has been declining in favor for years at St. Bartholomew's. In 1888 it was administered times out of while, during tile same year, gas and ether combined was only given times. What a contrast with this eleven years ago, as the records above quoted demonstrate As we see now, form takes the lead, then a long way behind comes ether alone, while gag and ether combined makes a shockingly bad third- BLOOD SKIN Household Remedy FOR ALL Women certainly made a mistake when he created of the mas- persuasion. for some- thing to turn is a feminine And after isn't it that things come to those who They do turn up for woman if she waits long enough. Today, after waiting forty years, she open to Forty years ago-she did not need more than hand to count all the things she was allowed to do for a living. But MM of the things she never did expect has turned up, and this is the woman street car conductor. gives perfect satisfaction, say, and she is certainly picturesque, wears a. blue uniform, a big Panama straw hat and a long white pinafore with frills and innumerable In the pockets she carries tickets and change, while strapped over her shoulder she carries a small leather in which are the surplus money and tickets. She hands tho passenger who pays his faro a which he is to destroy. For all are missing she must hand over tho money. If there lie any she can't account for, the money is deducted from her wages of twenty-live dollars a month. Of course this is not in New York, but it may come some day, since women have begun to enter on the elevated roads in Brooklyn. It is in that tho woman conductor nourishes. After j Keel. I S, the war with Peru there, was a, surplus of women that had to be utilized, so they street car Re- corder. DISEASES Bi Si Botanic Blood Balm SCROFULA. RHEUM. lorn malignant SKIN re- sides being efficacious in up and Ins constitution, alien impaired any Its last healing properties justify us in a cure, I direction are FREE BLOOD CO. Adv mi to If you would protect yourself from Painful, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men- you must use FEMALE REGULATOR April M, i This will f members of my Immediate family, after for Team from without benefit by Book to woman Information all REGULATOR C . ATLANTA. nut A liberal Proposition. not heard of that papers, the 1333 What's CURES SYPHILIS H-U. t. r. I m . U A r U- cm II T-a Cures scrofula. an on of For a its has a hold and has become a synonym for all is excellent, pure and in Ii is delightfully en- without resort to cheap sen- instructive without being prosy or pedantic. Combining the liter- qualities of the the breezy id tells ties of the newspaper, it leaves nothing to be desired by the average reader. It is looked upon as a welcome visitor by every family who rends it. while thous- ands regard it a.- Indispensable and would on no account go without it. An enormous circulation of copies per week attests its wonderful the fact that there are those who are unfamiliar with its passing merits as a home paper, the pub- offer to t the to them for year, over live months, for only BO cents; a club of lour for club of ton for All our readers should subscribe at once. Sam- copies free. We will send you the and the Free Pren for the rest of the year 1801, for cents. Semi your Mb. to this office. Cf So much been about the use of st-ales the gin house that we call pat attention to new book About published by Jones of in Binghamton. . t full information re- should read by every intelligent A will get it. A Bread Why another new discovery by Alfred in the way of helping the afflict- ed, calling on or addressing the above barber, you can procure h bottle of that is invaluable for eradicating,, and mil and causing the hair I be soft and glossy, only r three application a week is and a common hair brush is all to be used after the scalp vigorously for a few minutes with the Preparation. Try a bottle and conduced, only cents. ALFRED CULLEY, Barber, N. C. UNDERTAKING. OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE T. P. P- H a-id an P. P. P. who d I aw CURES For many years used rilled by Physicians, but generally. R PLASTERS. EThe best Plaster . for all and weak places. other piasters, so lie get the genuine with the I of a bell on the Richards, Town Tax Sale. I have day levied on the lots or parcels of in Bethel, and will sell the on day, the 8th of August. MM. at tar- son's Brick Store in the Town of Bethel. N. to satisfy the taxes and cost due on for the year Name. Tax Cost We have a Hanger suitable for curing tobacco in the leaf take the privilege of that be- it to lie the l.-t and for hanging leaves barns and that as much tobacco can be put barn by using our hangers as by any the By using our you can use any kind of stick from a round pole to a common split lath with perfect We furnish a hanger to any will apply, Price f per Any person wishing eon- or tobacco sticks will do well with us or Mr. A. of N. c n- The salve in the world cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, panda, conn. and all M cures piles, or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or refunded. Price cents per by Jno. I. Wooten. P. P. P. Ah, I Proprietors, Block, BAY ASH AH, For sale at J. T. Wooten's Drug Store ABBOTT'S y. WARTS PAIN. . SAVANNA I C B. S. with me in the Undertaking business we are ready to serve the people in that a All notes and accounts me for past services have been placed in the hands Mr. Sheppard for collection Respectfully, JOHN We keep on hand at all times a nice ; stock of Cases and Caskets of all kinds and can furnish anything desired from the finest Case h Pitt county Pine Coffin. We arc up with all conveniences and can satisfactory to all who . FLANAGAN Split Difference. Au old farmer entered the grocery and asked, got fer good I met old Brown said he they'd be No, make it nine, Zeb, could now, Joe. Berries is right fast no split the difference Man- feel cut it anyway. they'd be many quarts, and they're and good as ever clapped eyes I'll do it, it's you, Joe. Bring Mail. Au Core for Professor of Stockholm, claims he has found a cure for confer. According to his statement ho has cured four eases of this disease by the of the patients with some lymph of his own invention. His experiments were varied in so far as the place in which the was injected is con corned, for two of the patients were inoculated in the breast and in the Ledger. Moore, Joins. c Main, , e Main, became, among other things, j. e Main. T P. c Main, Andrews, K W. w Main, Shaw. J L. Stilley, C J, Hunter, W W. Jenkins, M G, Ward, Robert, J J. Gainer. G W, -20 1.70 1.06 2.60 1.60 2.60 1.00 1.90 e Main, e Main, 1.30 c Main, w Main, e Main, w James. Andrews, J H. n Manning, 1.60 2.80 M. BULLOCK. Town Tax Collector. 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.60 1.70 1.70 2.80 1.74 1.80 2.40 2.40 2.40 For Sale. One half of a town lot in Greenville upon is situated a dwell- with outhouses and welL Apply to J. B. Or Jarvis Blow. Fast is aging very rapidly, is lie tho rate. Sixty seconds to the York Epoch Notice. THIS is to notify all persons that Lee was by me for Eleven Months from January 1st, 1691. He left me without cause on the 27th of June, 1801. Said Lee Cash was employed by me in county and brought to Pitt county. All will take no- not to employ him under penalty of law without permission. H. M. ROGERS. 1891. Attention, Log Men One New II. P. vertical Boiler and I lilted up tram road hauling logs. Terms ea.-y. Apply to R. L. Greenville, N. C, TUe is your dog's asked a man who was waiting at the of a young fellow with a particularly bright dog. answered young low coolly. don't to understand, sir. I asked yon what was your dog's name And I answered are an impertinent said the older man, brandishing his um- dear sir, the dog's name is the youth as he ,., side of railroad and near the depot, treated to a safe Free for Press. For Sale and Rent. We have the for sale and rent. One two-third lot with two story house, four rooms, good house, and stables for live horses. For sale or rent 8- per month, with stables Two good building lots in ville. Desirable locations. One house and halt lot, five rooms, garden and stables, good well water. One house and lot. five rooms be- sides cook-room and dining room. Two story house, good well of water. For sale or house and lot in single story, six rooms, cook-room and dining room attached; Kent for month. acres of land adjoining the Fe- male Institute, property lying on each COMPANY'S of BEEF. For Delicious Beef Tea. Economic Cookery. One of Extract of Beef equal to forty pounds of lean beef. Genuine signature of J. in blue. Printers and Binders. 1ST. O have the largest most complete establishment of the kind to be found in the State, and solicit order for all classes Of Commercial, Rail- road or School Print- or Binding. STATIONERY READY FOR PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND COUNTY mend us your AND BINDERS, RALEIGH. N. C. patents and all business in the U. S, Patent or in the Courts attended to for Moderate Fees. arc Opposite the U. S. Patent Of- engaged in Patents Exclusively, and can obtain patents in less time than more remote from Washington. the model or drawing is sent as to free charge, and make no change unless we ob- Patents. refer, here, to the Post Master, the Supt. of the Money Order and to the U. S. Patent advise terms and reference to actual clients in your own or address, C. A. Snow Co., Washington, D. C. Has Moved to next Door Court House CONTINUE THE MANUFACTURE OF BUGGIES, My Factory is well equipped with the best Mechanics, II put up but WORK. keep up with the times and improved styles Best material used all work. All styles of Springs are use., you can select from Brewster, Storm, Coil, Horn, King Also keep on hand a full of ready HARNESS AND WHIPS, year round, which will ell ab as Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking the people of this and surrounding counties for past favors we hope to merit a continuance of the same T- I Williamson. E. K. A. ,. Wholesale and Redd Deal and pm am mm am Wilmington Magnolia Ar Wilson factoring The two corner stores in the Tyson Building, also rooms in the upper story of same building. One house on Pitt Street owned by Mrs. P. E. Dancy. eight rooms, good yard and garden. For rent per Nicely finished house, Be It A reporter of tender age found the doors of a banquet locked against him the other night and knocked for admittance. Somebody let him in, not, knowing who he was, and he took the ,, . C . first empty seat be find and got a square meal, besides witnessing all the proceedings, which were supposed to be S over, his Identity was f J out, and lie did not get until he lied paid his for th If yon contemplate buying, ling, or renting, call see us, or respond with us. Prices of any of the property known on Matthews Heal Estate Agents K- C- B. it No No No April daily Fast Mall, dally daily ex Sun. Weldon 12,80 pm R Ar am f Tarboro Ar Wilson Ar Goldsboro Warsaw Av Magnolia Ar NORTH No dally ex Sun. i CO Ii Wilson am pm Ai Rocky Mount IS Ar Tarboro Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm pm Daily except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax 8.82 P. M., arrives Scot land Neck at 4.15 P. M. Greenville 6.02, P. M., Kinston 7-10 p. m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.00 a. m., Greenville 8.10 a. m. Halifax a. m. Weldon 11.25 a. m. dally Sun- Local freight train leaves Weldon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7.00 a. m., arriving Scotland Neck 10.03 a. Greenville 2.10 a. in., Kinston 4.25 p. m. Returning leaves Kinston Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 10.00 m., arriving Greenville noon, Scotland Neck 8.20 p. m., Weldon 6.20 p. in. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day, P M, Sunday P M, arrive Williamston, N C, P M, P M. Plymouth 7.50 p. m., 5.20 p. in- Returning leaves Plymouth daily Sunday 6.20 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a. mt N C, 7.40 a m, 9.58 am. arrive Tarboro, N C, A If Train on Midland N C Branch leave Goldsboro dally except A M, arrive N C, AM. Re- turning leaves Ii C AM, arrive Goldsboro, N A M. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky at P M, arrive Nashville P Hope P M. Returning leaves Spring Hope A M, Nashville M, arrives Rocky Mount it A except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton dally, except at and AM Returning leave ton at S A M, and P. X. connect at Warsaw Nos. and Southbound train on Wilson ville Branch is No. Northbound Is No. except Sunday. No. South will stop only a Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. makes close connection a Weldon for all points North dally. AI -nil via Richmond, and dally except Sun day via Line. JOHN F. DIVINE General J. S. Supt T. X. tint Horses a specialty. and a Union Va Smith's Shaving Parlor. A. Prop. Greenville, N. have tho the easiest Chair ever used the art. clean towels, sharp ton guarantees la Call and be cot- at their Specialty, ESTABLISHED 1875. S. M OLD STOKE. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS tag their year's supplies will their get our prices before in all its branches. BRAND EMPORIUM For Shaving. Cutting and Dressing Hair HALL'S SAFE ADD LOCK CO. of Hall's Patent BANK LOCKS VAULT WORK. SAFES FACTORY P AT GLASS FRONT PORK SIDES SHOULDERS FLOUR, SUGAR HICK, to, at Lowest TOBACCO SNUFF CIGARS buy direct Manufacturers, at profit, A con -a. always on hand sold at prices to the times. Our goods tire all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to sell at a close margin. Respectfully, S. M. N. C. OINTMENT. AND HIGHLY Preparation tho most lent remedies known to science for the cure of disease. This Preparation been in use over fifty years, and where- ever known been in stead- demand. Once used in a family it becomes the household remedy. It has been endorsed by the leading physicians nil over the try, and has effected cures where all other with the attention of the most experienced for years This Ointment is not just gotten up for purpose of making . but is of long standing and high reputation which it has obtained is owing entirely to its own efficacy, as but little effort has ever been made to bring it before tho public. One bottle of tills Ointment will be sent to any address on receipt of One Dollar. The usual dis- count to Druggists. All Cash Orders promptly attended to. Address all or- and communications to T. F. CHRISTMAN, Sole and Proprietor, Greenville. N. C. THE the Opera House, at place have recently located, and where I have everything in my line NEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE, TO MAKE A MODEL BARBERSHOP with all the Improved appliances; and comfortable chairs. Razors sharpened at reasonable figures for work outside of shop promptly Very respectfully, EDMONDS The Tar River Transportation Company Greenville, LB. Cherry, J. S. Greenville, N. M. Lawrence, Tarboro, Gen Capt. R. F. Gee Ag People's Line for travel on River. The Steamer Greenville is the finest an quickest boat on the river. been thoroughly repaired, refurnished and painted- Fitted up specially for the comfort, and convenience of Ladies, POLITE ATTENTIVE OFFICERS A first-class Table furnished with th best the market ,; on the Steamer is not only but a Leaves Washington Monday, and Friday at o'clock, A. M. Leaves Tarboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock, . m. Freights received daily and through Rills to all points. r. f. wt. on Pianos Organs Furniture Baby Carriage am AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY PR ICES THAT WILL SAVE Largest House and Largest Stock in the South, o- No matter what Piano or Organ you want write to us for and prices and we will save you money. J. S. AMES, Opposite Main t,, Norfolk. Va. AL FORBES. THE RELIABLE OF C to the buyers Pitt and surrounding counties, a line of following goo not to be excelled in this market. And to he an pure straight goods. DRY GOODS of all kinds, NOTIONS. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and CAPS, HOOTS and SHOES, IA and CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, FURNITURE and FURNISHING GOODS, DOORS, WINDOWS, SASH and BLINDS. CROCK FRY and WARE, HARDWARE. PLOWS and PLOW CASTING. of Gin and Mill Belting, Hay, Rock Lime, and Hair. Harness, Bridles and addles. HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Agent for Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton I offer to the trade at Wholesale Jobbers prices, cents per dozen, less C per cent for Cash. Bread Prep- ration and Hall's Star Jobbers Prices, White Lead and pure St- and Oil, and Paint Colors, Cucumber Wood Pumps, Salt and Wood and Willow Ware. Nails a Give me a call and I guarantee satisfaction. C. COBB, Pitt Co. N C C COBB, Pitt Co T. H. Co. N C Cobb Bros., Gilliam, Cotton Factors, Pearline -AND- Merchants. SOLICIT of ex- I ft m i- the advantage of shippers. All hands will receive prompt careful attention Washing Compound SAVES the kind of laW wears out women, clothing and paint. If this is true, you want it. Every grocer keeps it, and a few . . buy sufficient for a large wash. Try it- its death to drudgery and far superior to its harmless to fabric or hands. More than one million families are now using it. Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers are imitations which claim not. and besides are dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled, sold by H good grocers. Manufactured only by JAMBS New Yet. it ran to Portraits, and cots of factor, machinery, made to order from New York City. Blood Cure. m RIDGE rat ion for health for College Course, Shorthand, August 13th. Write for COLLEGE. the A household remedy nae more than years. A cure for Dyspepsia. Scrofula Nervous Prostration, and all disease of fit a A botanical put up la and coil of Large pack ares. for j quarts, t for pints, sec.; sample A locality. iron-v, m. A P B no on my Corsets Belts Brushes. Curlers, Medicine, Sample . now, pt N. Y. ALLEY FINE PORTRAIT AND VIEW Views of Animal. Family taken at Short Notice, Copying from to life size, in Inks Crayon or Colors. Head quarters for flue Photographs. Call and e us. R HYMAN, N. LIVERY SALE AND FEED I have removed to the new stables Fifth street in rear Capt. White's Store, where I will constantly keep on hand a line line of Horses and Mules. have beautiful and turnouts for the livery and can suit the most I will run in connection a DRAY- AGE BUSINESS, and solicit a share of four patronage. Call and be convinced. GLASGOW EVANS. Greenville, S. C. To Horses for UniT. Va., and Polo t. add mt Fm lea All leer. l Mules, ever brought Greenville. If you want a good Drive Draft Horse or a Rood Work don't fail to me. -I yon reasonable have recently been enlarged cow I have ample room to all left in my charge Best attention given. I have again opened a HOP Greenville and invite my I and former to give me a call. I can supply all your wants In the way of a clean shave, u stylish hair cut, a de- I or the j line, O. HODGES.