Eastern Reflector

THE REFLECTOR A whole for ONE fl But is order to gel it yea PAY IN ADVANCE. THE REFLECTOR -HAS A- JOB that can be surpassed here in section. Our work always satisfaction. your orders. PITT COUNTY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1891. NO. SI. PARAGRAPHS. England's trade is in poor thousand census clerks have been discharged. The death front cholera in Mecca k a day. fires destroyed property in California. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor. NEW YORK LETTER. Si th Great Band Sew Journal TRUTH IN PREFERENCE -H-----1--- TERMS Per Year, in Advance. of people have been by floods India. Carrier pigeons are to be used in British war ships at Halifax. The New peach to be an immense one. are fighting for the direct right of way to the world fair. The world fair commissioners received much in France. Mobile wants to have a mail line Bicycle riding vanes the mo- of study for the women at of steamers from there to been written lo bat not jet America. replied. SILK ALL The great umbrella question is about to be solved by a company whose sole ob- will be to loan and receive back umbrellas. The United States Um- Providing Company is the name of the concern, which has a capital or will begin operations this city by end of this week. If a person wishes to Guatemala has appropriated f in gold for an exhibit at the world fair. August 17th was selected as the date for the extra session of the Tennessee legislature. Secretary of the Interior Noble has placed his resignation in the bands of the President. A clerk robbed the bans in Berlin of by for- and false entries. Fifty kegs of powder exploded and wrecked the Alabama Great Southern Depot at Birmingham. Residents of Memphis, Tenn., raised money to support the claims of dissatisfied miners in the courts The police statistics show that persons are dependent charity for subsistence in Naples. Jealousy between France and Germany is retarding the work of be world fair commissioners in Europe. A Chicago inspector asserts that railroad companies importing hundreds of Italian laborers. Tax marriage of Minister Lin- daughter to Mr. will take place in London early in September. Chicago's is credited with doing registered letter business than any other in the Union. Australia ships large of eggs to the markets. It takes six weeks for them to reach the markets. Mrs. Louisa Irving, of ton, Mass., years old took her first ride on a railroad train last week. Soap is not much in favor in India. It is said last year the amount per capita need there was only one It is reported that and Kassia have entered into a new commercial alliance by winch each will give preference to the pro- ducts of the other country. Kansas has been completely boycotted l v the tramps this sea- son. The chances for getting are so good that it is not sate for a loafer to strike the State. Within the next two months it is expected that the large crops will use up every available freight ear, thus canning a famine of cars, especially for the transportation Blood Curs has cared thousand of It will you. Ask druggist for it. adversity a man hardly whether he is or not. New York, Aug. 1891. The latent scheme to come to light for a raid on Uncle Sam's treasury is that proposed by Mr. W. K. ex-Mayor o Bluffs, who is now in the city. Mr. Vaughan that the Gov- appropriate the sum of 400.000,000 the purpose of pensioning the in this try who were formerly slaves. This am is no; to be donated as a free gift, bat as a reimbursement the labor performed by the slaves while they were held in bondage. Mr. has a bill this purpose now before Congress, and it is his intention to pledge any presidential candidates to favor the bill or he will tarn the whole vole against him. In case all the can- refuse, he will organizes new with the single plank of slave indemnity for its England will be asked pay her snare for having introduced the in- into this country, for purpose Victoria has A SHORT ENGAGEMENT Colon bus, Kansas, can is the quint essence boast of the shortest acquaintance of meanness. It has its being in aDj engagement before carnage of the lowest order men and its in the most polluted pools of infamy. The scoundrel has reached t he of and needs hell to make him the companion of devils. gets rampant, but usually it larks, like a to the innocent in its slimy, hideous folds. The brought to light by the libel Mis-. against the Boston Herald for 30.- is the basest that has any place in the world. One of the characters of the county is a middle-aged living four miles north of The Jas. Watson, was an old bachelor, and the country round for the neat manner in which be kept his A few days ago a friend of bis who had stopped a few FACTS ABOUT STEAMSHIPS. The That Were Asked by People Last Tear. What was the name of the first steamer that crossed the Atlantic, and bow long did it take sett The Savannah, in 1819. Twenty days. What is the cost of a steamship like the Majestic SUPERSTITION WITH US. Concord Standard. Superstition is in the land; it is broadcast. Superstition is in the North as well as in the South; it is the West as well as in the East. Yes, it is and ever since the world began to exist. Mothers teach it to their children and fathers endorse it. The mother ,, , , ; hunts tip something to scare her hat steamship the , . . make it away from est cab a The a little child is sometimes strong enough to lift a whole family up to heaven. . It is hard to get some peseta to see that anything is wrong noon which they have set their hearts. There ought be more religious people who arc religious when they can't have their own way. The devil n good day's work when he turns an eminent preacher Special Notice. In adopting the ash tn Advance for this year Tn wit be continued lo no one for a longer time than it is paid for. If you find just after your name on the fin the paper the subscription expires two this it is to give you notice that unless re- newed in that time Tim will cease going to you at the of the two weeks. men to pass a , make it do something. Wee . . , T . in the closet, hundred and fifteen miles. , . , . ,, I be animal that ruins Mow many steamships are there in jest that Watson ought to get a wife to take care of such a neat house. mid if friend would get a good woman some place, to make it quit doing into a patent medicine advertisement. The chances for being happy with seen atmosphere of politics preacher and not keep him too long in many a day. i from bis corn he would like a wife. Mies I la m in was employed by the ; The friend took him at his and Sew York Mad and to; came here and told a most write down Mr. Blame. The Mail widow, Mia. Warren, and Express article had a good home for her. He told cal decay appeared, and the j her of circumstances and Herald charged Miss peculiarities, and said he believed with being a liar, with never baring he would make her a good seen Mr. with at Mrs. to be pleas- Bar Harbor with disreputable char- ed with the idea, and told the gen- and for this Miss to call again next day. suit. Mum ad- Next morning she told the match having written the article maker that she would follow his ad- Blaine's physical decay, bat Vice. A minister was procured herself with the plea that she was the party drove to the farm of Wat- orders and only did as she i sou. The farmer was plowing com, was directed by the Mad but when told that his friend had brought him a wife he went to the engaged in the transatlantic pas trade About What is the longest steamship now in service in the world The that he feet long. What Captain has been the long-1. est in the service. T, , n T , Captain Brooks of the Arizona, DOt Union Line. How many passenger were landed in New York during children and gives them disease and makes them puny and puts soars on their bodies and on their hands, that causes them to learn lo lie and to on to the scare and keeps the child forever illiterate. The nurse does something that Is very bad in She teaches, in an unconscious God in heaven arc not very good, unless we are happy with God on earth. If you don't know what else you can do for the Lord, see how much sunshine can carry into your own home. Keeping your money in the pocket when God calls it, is one of the ways in which a good many people help the great enemy of souls. Every soldier who deserves the name of soldier, wants to be in the front rank in battle, and every Christ- The Washington says is rather confusing her explanations of the Blame house. Mrs. Warren was ed and, after five talk, Watson told the minister they were sensation, bat she claims that while ready to be married, and the rev acting as the accredited represents- i gentleman tied the knot. As five of the Mail and ceremony was through that paper writ- Watson told hie bride that the ten instructions an house was charge and the fields avail himself of the company's vice be has simply U pay a the Republican j were as be corn needed script ion lee for which he is given a metal check The las will be on deposit at numerous , September. . the city i . does not know, but that hack again plowing. the famous Mail and Express dis- Stations scattered all over the city and ultimately every in country. Whenever a member is national committee to keep Mr. be would go to the field. sick by correspondence the minister a liberal fee, stated paper at least until hall an hour after be Why these thousand one hundred and eighty a How much coal is consumed by of the great liners in twenty four hours About tons or pounds a minute. What is the average a single York to Liv- and What were the dimensions of the Great Eastern, was what was her horse power feet long, feet broad feet launched on horse power She bad both dew heels and screw. What is the length of a nautical knot in laud measure four. A load mile is feet. What is the distance sailed, way, the child tn say for this, j who is n Christian in more th for that, for we, and such stuff numerous to men- This is digression, but the is nurse name will be sure have a great deal trouble with devil. If there was no pi caching done ex. which comes from because she is a dangerous angels would almost stop hoping . and should eliminated from I that the world would ever be brought tic arena raising children. The to in a rain-storm he has only i path was to step into of these convenient i with her orders. She says she Ks- as called from the field he was York to Liverpool New York to Hook, miles; Hook to Roche's Point northern track, miles; south- i track, miles; from Roche's What Isn't. It isn't going to church to I receiving the check back again, man may take the umbrella to San Francisco if he pleases it in there or he nay leave it at of depots in New There will be depots at all hotels, elevated railroad stations, so that no one will ever need to own an umbrella, or get wet. DIVES of money publicly, simply that . I This is the of may of you Col. editor o; from church the Mud professed a saint, blatant pretender of jg to excellence, a to It Had man the of who-e whenever you shoe he is not worthy to unloose. not Several members or the ft can Committee are ODe or ed in the conspiracy. No wonder j and I use of the horse collar is more mane and better than the average nurse. But it is palling and horrifying and should be legislated against in the family and elsewhere. The grown man sees a and he sees ghost in the corner, and he hears it in the woods in some old house, lie can't help it, because a part of his education was on In some quarters the cows are stilt be- witched and the milk gels sour, and the old only support of chip dry. A family without a cow is in a serious plight, j provided family on milk. Springs go dry because a witch was in the community and bewitched it. Some people do not move on Friday, and they are mortal 13- opposed l hanging on that day. Some people I be the A band or forty Arabs arrived W resigned the chairmanship It sitting the house that committee. His practiced and mu, refusing to eat disciplined could act j , stand such intolerable stench. It all the HOund We have no partiality for t, of the me personally and no fellowship with and and ten ones on his politics, but we bottom employment of such means to It ,. him. this city one day last week the steamship Antwerp. They came Lebanon Syria, and most them are very intelligent. Among the number is Joseph a sponge-diver, who it is said can stay in the depths or the sea three minutes. to depth fathoms, or feet. He of the of a diver in this try. Some cl the Arabs have been in this country before, and have gone home again to get their wives About twenty of them will go to Havana to engage in agricultural pursuit, while the rest will stay In New Edwin Arlington. I Dirt an J the Devil. To keep debt, dirt and the devil my cottage has been my great- est wish ever since I set up house- keeping. Surely these form a trinity of evils that should lie carefully guarded against. A man who is in debt is a slave, toiling to meet demands of another. He cannot call what be possesses bis own. He had better a great deal have less and owe Look at it. Elliot Shepard and several members or the Republican National Committee employing a disreputable woman to haunt private walks or a gentleman and publish lies to his Harrison must desperate straits to res sort to snob A Little M Home. Southern Churchman. Do not he afraid a little fun at home. Do not shut up your house lest the sun fade your carpets; and your hearts, lest a laugh should shake down a few of the musty old cobwebs that are hanging there. It you want to ruin your sons, let them think that all mirth and social en- must be at the threshold without when come at night. When once a home is regarded as only a place to eat, drink and sleep in, the work is begun that ends in man anything according to apostolic injunction than to and reckless for which he is re-i Young people must have j ceases to do in prayer-meeting, and letting devil tell you to do in bus- matters. It isn't whipping boy for smoking while yon have a cigar in your own mouth. isn't telling the to say at WHAT It is helping a man to reform when lie Is trying to. It is alleviating troubles of your I el low men and women. It is not repeating evil reports your neighbors. It is giving kind words for abuse. It is acting part or peace- maker. It is helping a fellow to get a job when he needs it. It is keeping your word and prom lees. It is doing onto as you would be done by. . It is allowances for other people's faults, knowing not the but which in whole or in part belongs to another. A man in debt is like a man overboard with a great weight about his neck, with which, by great exertion, he may reach the shore, but which, never- may sink bun any mo- But whatever excuse may be made men going into surely none can be offered for their living in dirt. Soap and water arc cheap, and brushes sad brooms are not very expensive. Said a gentleman the other day, Where do yon get such earnest and endorsements of your Panacea from right around the Springs and the water has been sent. It at home, people are proud of and delight telling strangers of Its miraculous It is sold at Drug Store. Panacea Spring A Hotel Ct. Oxford, H. fun and relaxation if they do not find it at their own will seek ii at less profitable places. let tho doors and windows we a be cheerfully open in sum- and make the home delightful with all those little parents so well understand. Do not repress the buoyant spirit of your children. Half an hour of merriment within doors blots out the remembrance of many a care and annoyance during the day, and the safeguard they can take with them into the world is the influence a bright home It is truth sham- It is praying be merciful to EX. The Norfolk Virginian says that P. Homer, the financial agent of the Carolina Construction Com- which contract for building the Norfolk, Wilmington Charleston Railroad, is in that and everything is Wis these may done to hasten completion be overcome, the Mr. A- B. Boston, Mass. I road. I ordered and distributed one Mme th tween the Alliance and the i ordered and distributed one T become a fas. Tim , , . , , ., i the Richmond and Danville system district attorneys under large bottle, of ,,. among my friends afflicted with the Norfolk Carolina road ex- trust if it headache, and in every case H has from Norfolk to N. afforded almost instantaneous , i, , , thirteenth at a Between points are. records , ,,, ., . , table; will go hungry first. They are forever on the lookout for the thirteen th. These are sometimes among the educated those who have grammar, speller and studied French and chemistry. There about which some people superstitious, but cannot name them and besides cannot help it. Rut the next generation lot us have no more in the shed, under estimated Sandy Hook Reek Harbor, near Roche's Point. What is the first light sighted on the British coast Bull, Cow and Calf, south coast of Ireland. The American coast. Nan or Fire Island. What Is tho greatest number of Immigrants ever lauded New York in a year in a day , in Nearly P e Magazine. Alliance is ed to It was largely owing to its vigorous that Con- passed -trust law, How to Borne Take it is no use to foam or fret, or to do as angry Attorney-General Miller has who has got hold of tie United States district pushes, shakes and everywhere to enforce. Take j the lock until both the law, says Alt I w still lay it by tho aide of everything The chief secret of comfort looks like a trust your district. If in not nines to vex us, the latter measures up to the law awl in our undergrowth city. Engineers are aged in eating and making the final survey were then suit. These prepay rations for the law into ought to be pleasing to our Alliance friends, and doubtless will be, except that should one their pet schemes to the law, they would suddenly dis- cover that amendments were need ed. This would certainly be the case should Alliance fall into the well-baited trap set for it by that same which was once by farmers their organs from the to Pacific. This scheme involves the establishment of a central mer- bunking and commission house in New In Chi- with branches all over the country. These central would buy everything needed by their branches, receive sad sell kind of produce, furnish and receive deposits; be, in foot, to their branches, and they in tarn, to individual customers, what the Southern used to be to the planter. To carry out this plan would require n very large expenditure, is said that the National Cordage Co., has generously offered to fur- the capital, provided the Alliance obtain all its bag- and binding twine exclusively from that corporation is or small pleasures. Try to regard present vexations as you will them a month hence. Since not get what like, let-as like what we can get. It is not riches, it is not poverty, it is human nature is the trouble. world is like a looking-glass. Laugh at it it laughs back; frown at it and it frowns back. Angry thoughts can- the mind aid dispose it to the worst temper in of fixed malice and revenge. It is while in this temper that most men become criminals. Show your sense by saying much in a few words. Try to speak some kind word or do some kind deed each day of your life. You will be amply repaid. Set your work to song. Bitten. This remedy Is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no mention. All who have used Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and It is guaranteed to do all that Is Electric Hitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Boils, Salt Rheum and other erased by impure drive Malaria from the and vent as well as cure nil Malarial fevers. For cure of Headache, Consumption and Indigestion try Electric Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money and 01.00 per bottle at Jno. I. Woolens Drug Store. A man can tell a lie by a wink of the eye, a of the bead, or a shrug of the shoulders, it is as truly a lie as. if the deceptive Impression had been by plainly words. Some people profess a willingness to trust God with their souls, but never reach a point where they can trust him money. This shows which they prize the highest. The growth of grace is like polishing of metals. There is first an opaque surface; by and by you sec a spark darting out, then a strong light, till at length it sends back a perfect image of sun upon it. Some For Teaching. Study constantly and carefully the pupil's language lo learn what words he uses and the meanings he gives them. Secure him as full a state- as possible of his knowledge of the subject, to learn both his ideas and his mode of them, and lo help lo eon-eel his language. your thoughts as far as possible in the pupil's words, care- fully correcting any defect in the meaning he gives them. Use short sentences, mid of the simplest construction. Long sen- tire the attention while short ones both stimulate At each step the foot rests hernia on the ground. r. If the pupil evidently fails to understand the thought, repeat it in other language, and if possible with greater simplicity. Help out tho meaning of the words by all available illustrations; preferring pictures and natural ob- for young children. When it is necessary to a new word, give the idea before the word. This is order of nature. Seek to increase the pupil's stock words, both in number and in the clearness extent of mean- All true enlargement of a child's language is increase or his knowledge, and of his capacity for knowing. editor who wrote the follow- understands what ho is talking editors are well ac- with the man who takes more papers than he reads; and con- has no use for bis local paper. He takes a published in Portland, Maine. It contains the latest news about the Last Adventures of Mose, the Bandit etc., and while he is storing his mind with such information his wife reads back number almanacs. But let him get into troubles he rushes to the local paper to help him out and wants it bad. If his baby or wife dies he wants a column yet he help his local paper out by subscribing. This is also the same man who wants a fifteen line local puffin your paper just to fill up, you Those who believe that Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will cure them are more to get well than those who don't. If you happen to be one of those who don't believe there's a matter of to help your faith. It's for you If the of Dr. Sage's remedy cant cure no matter how bad or of how long stand- your catarrh in the head may be. The makers are the World's Dispensary Medical of Buffalo, X. V. They are known to every newspaper publisher and every druggist In the land, and can easily ascertain that their word's at good as their bond. A woman loves one, that is all Her heart answers once to love's sweet call. She may be careless, or vain, or gay, bat she only loves once. And Is for arc. Whatever her life or her grief hath beta man her heart within. Her sorrow may hide behind a Hut she loves one all She may dance and flirt with listen to wooing again and again, nut once, only once her love is As deep as the sen, and as heaven. One voice only can stir her One man only her life control, Only one love she knows in her Only one man of herself a part. She may smile with another, or stand at his side, And hear the. world call her another man's bride. But ever for one her heart makes , I or she only loves once, and once i a. Little Girl's Experience In a hosts Mr. and Mrs. are of the Gov. at Beach, Mich, are blessed wit a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with fol- lowed with a dreadful Cough and turn- into a Fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her. but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was she triad Dr. King's New Discovery and after the use of two and a half bottles, was cent- cured. say King New Discovery is worth its weight In sold vet you may get a trial bottle free at John L, Wooten s Drug store. Why This Argus. The statistics show that last year the country had an income of tOO,. from the sugar imported, the rate duty two cents a The last Congress made sugar free and offered a bounty of two cent per for every pound produced in the United States. It required the applications for this bounty should all be in by the first of July, the beginning of fiscal year. as enough have filed to require about t pay the bounty. This makes a of in income of the country for the present fiscal year, and if the sugar raisers their production rapidly next year as they did last, the next four or live years the try will have to pay to the raisers a Why is it that the man who raise sugar should receive a bounty, while the man who raises or tobacco or wheat or corn pays, a tax Is it a mere exalted business the sugar planter entitled to me a other farmer Here is a question that tho should keep before people of the country. Johnston. To all whom it may concern great pleasure testifying to the ions qualities of the popular remedy fee eruptions of the skin, known as P. P. , I for several years with an a-B sightly and disagreeable erupt Ion on my- and tried various remedies to re move it, which accomplished the object until this valuable was resorted to. After taking three ties accordance with I now entirely cured. J. D. JOHN STOW. Of the of Johnston A Douglass. Savannah. CM. II. L. Tilt. J. MARQUIS, M. C, of Office In Skinner Building, upper opposite Gallery. I V. TYSON, o EN M. Prompt attention given to You wind your watch once a day. Your liver and bowels as re- If they key. The Key Is Dr. Pierce-s Pleasant lets. a ii. long, Prompt and careful attention to Collection solicited. LATHAM. I T A SKINNER, a. ft S JAMES, GREENVILLE, M. Practice In all the court. BLOW, . Cl N. C. In all the Courts. H.

.-r THE Greenville, N. C. WASHINGTON LETTER. our The following pauper John Stocks 4.50, Margaret Bryan H D Smith 2.00, Daniel AT AT Mail MM. Announcement. THE PRICK OF Is per yew. Rates.-One . one-half column one year, year, two one month, Column steading MM cents per line tor Insertion. . Advertisements, such future treble pF AD AN will be demanded. Contracts for mentioned in person or by letter. tor N v Advertisements and order to receive prompt in- the day following. The having a large found a through to reach the One Philadelphia ship building firm has contracts with the Navy department aggregating Th Carthage Blade has just celebrated the close its year. It found newspaper somewhat of an up-hill Washington, August 1891. There is among the department clerks, for the idea is out that the old stand and deliver style of campaign contribution is to come in again, in order to raise a fund to help out the champion of what has been called the most vicious piece of class legislature in our history, in his Ohio fight. It is well known that Mr. the new chairman of the can National executive committee, is what is known as a and his frequent con with who belongs to the same school, and others high in the depart- has started the rumor that the boys, and the girls too, will soon be given a very plain hint that subscriptions to the campaign fund v be acceptable and in order. It is not probable in view of Mr. Blaine's very plain of the bill as the most shameful measure ever pro- posed to a civilized people that either ho or his friends will make any very pronounced efforts to as in erecting the author of the bill Governor of Ohio, in fact there, are people who believe they are more likely to assist in defeat- him. , , , The administration is scattered around rather this week, and nothing but the merest routine business is being conduct- ed to the absence of the heads of departments. Secretary Foster was the last to go, and be- fore going he denied that he would become a candidate for the Senate in case withdrew. Notwithstanding his denial there are good reasons for the belief that ho is now in Ohio laying wires to do that very thing. Democrats here greatly pleased to hear from Republican sources that Senator Quay pro- 2.00, Bryan 2.00, Susan 2.00, Asa 4.00, Winifred Taylor James Masters 2.00, Alex Harris 12.00, Martha Nelson 2.00, Jacob 1.50, Julia Dunn 1.50, Wm 5.00, 1-50, Haddock 1.50, Lucinda Smith 1.50, Lucinda Smith 1.50, John Baker 1.50, Nancy Moore 3.00, Lance 2.00, W B ton, County House, 144.31. The general orders were John Gay 2.20, J J Dancy H A 2.14, H 2.16, J It Jolly Rhoda Barnhill 1.55, Booth 1-22, John Flanagan 7.58, John Flanagan Mitchell B S 10.96, J F Miller 1.25, Oct Coke 1.30, W A 2.76, J A K Tucker 61.95, B H Hearne 20.00, Dr B T Cox 28.10, Dr B T Cox 20.00, B A 2.75, Young ft My. Startling. ATTENTION Tobacco Growers J. B. Cherry. J. R. J. G. Oxford is Your Market -WE WANT- , i -FOR- work business but by hard knocks and sticking its heels deep at every step it has managed to get along up hill to the fifth mile post. hope it will reach the The Chamber of Commerce of sent out a novel and attractive invitation to the North Carolina editors. It was a long folded card one side of which contained a of a plug of tobacco which was very appropriately The other sides of the card con- the invitation and program of 19th annual meeting of the North Carolina Press Association. from the present outlook cotton will bring a very low price this fall. It is not recorded that the was ever lower but once, and that was years ago. The con sequence of this is the cotton crop will be very much decreased next year. Many farmers declare their intention of abandoning its entirely. The farmers are more and more coming to the line that the Reflector has been since its existence- diversifying Our word for it. there will be a greater variety of planted in Pitt next year than was ever known in the history of the county. And more prosperity may be looked for. ii a Wt The press dispatches last week that Willie Davis, the young North Carolinian who was under sentence of death at Fort Worth, Tex., has died in his cell in the jail there. He was to have been hanged on the 10th of this month. It is believed now by many that he had been supplied with some kind of acid and took life. He is accredited repeatedly that he Mid not die upon the gallows. Young Davis in the same one over so much interest was in this State last fall, when it was stated that he was under unjust sentence of and an appeal for funds was made that his case might be taken to a high- court. It will remembered that while the appeal going around Greenville made a liberal response. The effect failed to get him another trial decision of the lower court was sustained. The State Alliance is in session this week at Morehead. The meeting is looked to with con- interest, as the outsider cannot know in advance whether the extremist or the more of the order are to control its movements. There are many excellent men in the Alliance some of the best in all our land who have only the welfare of their fellow-laborers and the general good of their country at heart. On the other hand there are men who have admission into the order who would pollute the poses which it was organized, whose only interest is and who hope by stirring up to get themselves into power and advance their aims. We hope the better will prevail and shape the future policy of the order. If so much good can be accomplished. If the extremists rule there is to fear. poses to manage the Republican campaign in Pennsylvania this year and that in his efforts for vindication ho may even become chairman of the Republican state committee. Nothing could be better for the Democrats than this the only fear is that it may not be carried out. The fact has been recognized by the Democrats ever since tho car- of Republican financial crookedness, begun by and not ended by Treasurer Bard though he is tho last one that was that the Demo- party has ft good fighting chance to carry Pennsylvania this year, and that chance will certain- greatly improved if the man who was forced out of the chair- of the Republican Nat- Committee in to the openly expressed sentiments of prominent newspapers and men in his own party shall attempt to openly manage the Republican campaign. Tho meeting of tho committee of the National of Democratic clubs, which is to be held next in New York city, was called to hear reports as to the progress made in new clubs and to discuss ways and means of creasing the rapid progress ready made. Secretary Gardner our meeting the President of our Association, Hon. F. Black, of will start upon a tour of Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Illinois, his purpose being to strengthen our organization in those States. Our meeting will have no bearing on the interests of any candidate, and under our present constitution we are ob- to confine ourselves to the tariff as the leading Mr. thinks to fool the Democrats by giving it out in newspaper interviews that the Republican national committee will take no part in the State cam- this year, but he makes a mistake as big as a house. The Democrats know that Mr. Clark- son's committee is already taking an extensive part in the campaign in Ohio and Iowa, in addition to its laborious duties in pushing the Blaine and Alger Presidential ticket through the National League of Republican clubs, of which Mr. is president, and also that it is en- gaged in hustling among the pro- manufacturers for to the big corruption fund which it has been decided to raise. Payments made on account of pensions since tho first of the month foot up which brings the Treasury very near to tho deficit point again, although by the juggled figures tho plus is shown to be in excess of Commissioner of Immigration Owen, who make tho break of writing a letter saying that Welch tinplate workers could brought to this country under contract, can make no more such errors, as an official order has been issued by tho Treasury department stat- that all decisions relating to immigration will be made by As- Secretary This reduces Owen to a mere clerkship, and if he was a man of he would throw up the 20.43, G M Mooring 5.80, T E Keel G V Newton 11.60, Fleming 5.00, C Dawson 7.60. J N Bryan made petition in form asking that the valuation of a certain tract of laud at Bluff, in township, ho reduced, the same excessive. The was granted reducing the from 1750 to G A Stancill complaint that on the tax list 1891 for town ship his land known as the land is valued at which is ex- add that would a fair valuation; one other tract known, as the mill site is at when is a fair valuation; one other tract known as the Randolph farm valued at when is a fain valuation, and petitioned that corresponding reductions be made, which was granted by the Board. James Joyner, colored, and Knox were exempted from payment of poll tax. for a new road in was read to he laid over until next year. Ordered that the orders allowed to Haddock for June, July and August he Ordered that Julia Dunn, a pauper, hereafter draw once In months. Ordered that Nancy Moore at this meeting and hereafter he allowed until further ordered. Ordered that C Dawson be in-4 to meet with N R Cory from Swift Crock township, and William Smith from township, at bridge and examine the same in regard to necessary repairs of said bridge. John S Powell Co., Bethel, were granted license to retail liquor fur six months from July 1st. The following persons were allowed to list taxes Greenville F Latham, T B Langley, J F Evan, C T Watson. Carolina R Perkins. Falkland S Owens. Farmville Township -W H Slaughter Township W A W. Swift Crock T Winfield. William Dixon. FALL TIDE Therefore we are going Bring it along, the more the merrier. We are prepared to pay HIGHER PRICES for SNOW WIRE. CURED than any other market. Freights are cheap, a mere trifle when increased prices are taken into account. Out railroad facilities are good. Send your tobacco to Oxford, N. C, you will get good prices and quick Buyers for all classes and from every part of the world are located in Oxford. You will find us Business and no Hunt, Cooper Co., Meadows Warehouse, Bullock Mitchell, Banner Warehouse, Cozart, Rogers Co., Warehouse, R. V. Minor Co., Minor Warehouse. R. P. Knott, Manager Alliance Warehouse. CHERRY k CO. -TO- MAKE PRICES that will and make us room for OUR FALL STOCK. J. M. Currin, Buyer, W. Reed, Buyer, John Meadows, Buyer, Wilkinson Bros., Buyers, Meadows Yancey, Buyers, D. S. Osborn, Buyer, E. O. Buyer, E. G. Currin, Buyer, O. S. Snoot, Buyer, J. D. Bullock, Buyer, John Webb, Buyer. W. A. Bobbitt, Buyer, C. F. Kingsbury, Buyer, B. Glenn, Buyer. SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT We beg to inform our friends and patrons that we now have 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 with any line in town.-------- DRY GOODS In Wool Fabrics we have Hen- vie Cashmeres, Albatross in the leading Spring and Summer shades. In Cotton Fabrics we hove Pine Apple Tissues, Swiss Zephyrs, Batiste, Out- Cloths, Lawns, Ginghams, a full line of White Dress Goods, In all of these lines you will find beautiful , In all grades of Men and Boys Hats we have nice styles and will sell at prices to please our customers. We invite comparison of aid of the following Notions, Gent's Furnish- Goods, Trunks, Valises, Hardware, Crockery. Tinware, Wood and Willow Ware, Provisions, and all styles. No prettier to be found kinds of Farming Implements in town. I and Furniture. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, FURNITURE Beware of imitations, buy only fixed wire the genuine We have a good many OBITUARY. 27th at early mom many our people were very much surprised to learn that at on Sunday night Miss Matte Brown Moore had passed from earth to the land. It was net known by many she was so She was born July 17th She was a member of Mt. Pleasant church, having baptized by Rev. Latham on the in May 1889. The burial services were by A. Hunter, and her body rests, near her home until the morning- of Redirection. The pall bearers were Messrs. W J Matthews, J L Little. E A L C Joe Starkey and Robert her illness she was very pa- and after or days the fever bought the end of Its victim. No one of all this -section bade fairer to live than Brownie Moo-e. She wax strong, and the glow of health shown brightly on her cheeks. Her submission and readiness to die was sweet to behold. In all her sickness and even unto death she gave only evidence of joy and hap- How can we sorrow for her as if she had no hope. During her Illness she sans such as Lover of my Praise from whom all blessings must it be to b She leaves a father, mother and two sisters and a brother to mourn death, but their loss is her eternal gain. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones, to pray that this may be a note of warning to any of us who are not ready. In this sad dispensation of Providence is illustrated the injunction of the scrip- ye also ready for in an hour as ye think not the son of man In Jesus blessed only her body is dead, and she is gone to a higher of a redeemed soul no longer hindered by the body of A. D. II. -OF Notice. This is forbid all persons hiring or harboring Crawford Bullock, who Is contract to work for me until the end of the year 1801. Any person hiring the said Crawford Bullock from this date will do so under penalty of law, Aug 4th 1891 n J HESTER N C Summer Goods, -which for the next THIRTY DAYS we will sell at ABSOLUTE COST SNOW STICK. Modern Tobacco Barn Company. OXFORD, N. C. Our stock of Shoes and Slip is attractive. We think we can suit 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 ever carried by We have sold L. M. Reynold's Shoes for the past 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 our friends are in need of good shoes we will be pleased to serve them. , Notice. Having executor of the will and testament of Mrs. Luisa S. Hill, late of Pitt county N. C, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of deceased to exhibit them to tho undersigned, on or before the 9th day of July 1892, or this notice will plead in bar of their re- All persons indebted to said estate will please pay- This July 9th J. N. Executor. D. D. HASKETT, in order to Close It you to LOOK OVER OUR STOCK. GREENVILLE Mai Classical m Sob. The next Session of this School will be. gin on MONDAY, AUGUST 24th. Tuition per term of Primary, per session. Intermediate, per session, 10.00 12.30 Languages, each, 3.00 The School will be thorough in all of instruction, mild hut Arm hi Its having in view at all limes the full preparation young men and for active business life, or successful col- courses. Board can be obtained with the principal, or at other places in town at reasonable rates. One half of tuition payable at the middle the term, the r at its close. For further particulars see or address, A. B., Greenville, N. C. Principal. Pipe, Hollowware, Tin ware, Nails, Sash. Locks Butts and Hinges, Glass, Putty Paints and Oils, The increased stove trade this season is the best evidence that the I sell is the stove for the people. The public are in- to examine my stock be- fore purchasing- D. D. HASKETT. Notice to Creditors. The Judge of Probate of Pitt County having issued letters testamentary to me. the undersigned, on the 6th day of August, 1891, on the estate of Calvin Stokes, deceased, notice Is hereby Riven to all persons Indebted to the Estate to make immediate payment to Die under- signed, and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly to the undersigned, within twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. This the day of August, 1891. A BELLA STOKES, Ex on the estate Calvin Stokes Aug. 3rd, 1891. The Board of Commissioners of Pitt county held their regular this date, C Dawson, chairman, G M Mooring, T E Keel, Fleming and C V Newton. The minutes of previous meeting were read and the following That J H be notified to come before the Board at the next meeting and explain the account lowed him for listing and assessing property in Carolina township for the year 1891. We have made Large in price already, there will be many more made in the next days. Notice. NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt county. MM. To You are hereby that the above entitled action has been commenced in the court to obtain a divorce, returnable on the 2nd Moo- day after the 1st Monday in September, 1891, against you in favor of the Plain- tiff, at which time pad place you will pear if you think proper, and answer, or demur to the complaint of the Plaintiff, Ordered that J A K be or judgment will be prayed at the try Term. 1892, of said court, s asked, in said complaint Witness my and seal this August 5th, 1891. i E. A. MOTS, f to refund the sum of J. being the amount overpaid on claim allowed him a; last meeting by mis take of the Board. WATCH US. MILLINERY I take pleasure in announcing to the people of Greenville and the rounding country that my STOCK Is now arriving ready for j I hare secured the services of a Trimmer who will execute work to suit the most fastidious taste. The new stock will be sold at the lowest margin that millinery goods have ever been handled before in this market. Also a splendid line of Fancy Goods, consisting of Steel Engravings, Oil Paintings, Picture Fancy Tablets, Flush Goods, China and Vases, Jewelry, Linen Shades, Ac. These will be out at cost as they must be disposed by the last of All who wish to make great bargains for themselves call at once and see m before elsewhere. TEE NORTH CAROLINA ANn Mechanic Arts will begin its third session on September 3rd, 1891, increased facilities and equip- In every department. The past successful year has given further evidence of its practical value, and its young men are already in demand for responsible positions. Total cost, 8100.00. Each County Superintendent of Education will examine applicants for address. ALEX. HOLLIDAY, Raleigh, N. C. President. Male and Female. Fall Term opens Monday, August Pull corps of efficient and teachers. All the English branches, with Music. Art. Elocution and Ancient Languages, taught by the most approved methods. We the largest and best selected stock of Furniture in our town and will sell at prices to please. W e have a nice line of Mat- tings which we will sell at low figures. Tn Children Carriages we have the and prettiest line am Carried us. realize the importance of selling goods at a small profit. We do not claim to sell goods at cost, bit, do claim and back up our assertion, that we will you honest goods for your honest money. See Us Talk With Us Try Us REDUCTION. REDUCTION. REDUCTION REDUCTION. REDUCTION AT- BROWN BROS. Ladies we know full well you remember how greatly the prices after the reduction surprised 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 Summer Cashmeres, Ginghams, lies, Percale, and all the many other things in a Spring stock. Look at the -----reduced prices Ginghams at Ginghams Ginghams at at f at Teasel at eta. Teasel at Hamburg at Hamburg at Goods at Pray. NO CA. Tho Next Term Sept- 3rd, Entrance Examinations. Sept. Ma- Tuition per term. Needy men of talent and character will rill be aided with scholarships and loans. Be- sides the General Course of study, which offer a wide range of elective studies, there courses in , Med- and Engineering. For C., address the President, T. WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C . Hamilton is situated on a bluff near the river, and Is the most beautiful town In Eastern Carolina, the streets being wide and shaded with silver maples It is healthy, and society is high-toned and moral. There are four churches, and nearly every family in the place belongs to some Christian nation. mm trip. Every school and girl in North Carolina should visit the Exposition to lie held In Raleigh In The Principal will pay the rail- road expenses of all boarding pupils who enter the first week of the school for the term to Raleigh and return. The board- pupils will thus be enabled to see railroad expense the greatest exhibition of Southern products and re- sources ever exhibited. No other school In Eastern Carolina offers such an in- to its boarders. FOR VIVE MOUTHS. Beard, English Branches Ac, Board, English Greek, Ac., Board, English Branches, Latin, Music on Organ or 6.00 If paid in advance for the entire term I a discount of per cent, will lie made I from the above rates. Otherwise bills will monthly. For circulars or other Information a JOHN PUCKETT, Principal. flam i I ton, Martin Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES MEAT and FLOUR-SPECIALTIES Car Load Feed Oats, Car load Corn, Car load No. Hay, Car Load Rib Side Meat, Car Load St. Louis Heavy Mess Pork, Granulated Sugar. Sugar, Gail Ax Snuff, all Rail Road Mills Snuff. Snuff. Rico Molasses, Tubs Boston Lard. Star Lye, Gross Matches. Also full line Raking Powders, Soda, Soap, Starch. Tobacco, Cigars, Cakes, Crackers, Candles, Canned Goods, Wrapping Paper, Paper Special prices given to the wholesale trade on large quantities of th above goods. J. A. ANDREWS. GREENVILLE. N. C. RUTHERFORD Ml INSTITUTE, Board on Supervised Mess Plait Barracks, Mess Hall, Superintendents OF TEACHERS. Open September 1st, 1891. Send for register. New Buildings including Barracks, Mess Hall, Superintendents Quarters, etc. MIL R. BELL, N. a ad- dress, MT BROWNS IRON BITTERS Ml- rt. m it. M a. Patent Win Tobacco CAN BE IN ANY BARN. Wires are movable. Tobacco can ho properly on and Down on the Wires when cored. Simple-t. Cheapest Best In the Market. when Cash the complete to Wires No TOO;, Wires per Sample and Wire for S rents. fobs and Carina on to AGENTS WANTED. TOBACCO M Hot ton. V.

R. Lao's M. R. LANG. EASTERN REFLECTOR, N. C Local Sparks THIS WEEK. We offer 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 25.000 YARDS various styles wash including, Ginghams, Ginghams. Ginghams Gingham. Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams. Gingham. GINGHAMS. Ginghams, Ginghams, Ginghams. Ginghams. Ginghams, Ginghams. Ginghams. Ginghams, Ginghams Ginghams. Picnics arc in their prime. Cart for sale J. C The days are slowly growing short Not many days more vacation Inferior Court this week. Saturday was the editors birthday. Guess The merchants say that shopping is dull. The Stale Alliance is in session at Morehead. Second supply Fruit Jars at the Old Brick Store. Sec notice in this issue. Action for Next year is leap year. Then the girls get a chance. Moonlight nights. How about a hay ride or excursion Latest styles of Shirts. Collars Cuffs at C. T. Look up the notice the public school in this issue. First the Corned Mullets at the Old Brick Store. It is predicted that cotton will not bring but cents this Fresh Boss Biscuits for the well and sick at the Old Brick Store. Your attention is directed to the Notice to Creditors by Isabella Stokes Point Flour is always uniform in quality at Old Brick Store. Pitt is whooping right up as the finest tobacco county of the State. Ointment will cure any skin disease on man or beast. Turner's almanac predicts cool frosty weather the latter part of August. good Telegraph roles wanted. will be given at this office. Capt. C. A. White is improving the street in front of his handsome residence. Wanted foe Bees- wax and ides, at Old Brick Store. The majority papers the State are in the hands the Devil this week. socks. has weak eyes or Outings, -AT PRICES. Our Summer Stock. Hens, Youths, and Boys READY MADE CLOTHING, At Greatly Reduced Prices. Department will feel effect at our reduction tale Don't Fail to Come, M. R. LANG. M. If scratches, We heard a farmer say, who lives in Beaver Dam, that tin. bad taken hold of his hogs. The G Lanier dwelling house is for tent. Apply to Matthews x W hie hard. See notice of Sale by F. James receiver, to take place September Till in front of Court House. All work done by the lion Works is It. Ellington. We see in the Advocate that has a Thai town is ahead. Bedsteads. Bureaus, Cradles and Mattresses at the Obi Brick Store. We hear several tried it, say they will plant tobacco next The Free School will not with other regular work of the Institute. Z. D. Olive, who has recently con- ducted vocal classes at be- gun a class at Saturday. Tobacco Thermometers and at D. Store at until o'clock. Mr. A. J. Best is in stationary packages, de- serves the patronage our people. To-day the Guards have inspection by Inspector General Smith. A full is desired by the Captain. We are now ready to repair all kinds of Machinery. Castings made to order. Cash price for old iron by Greenville Iron Works, A. B. Ellington, Proprietor. Mr. Samuel Vines living on Dick- Avenue has some as fine co growing as we have seen anywhere. A very nice sample of tobacco was handed in on Monday from Mr. Baker, it was of the pea-green cure assignment of Latham Pender will not interfere with Tobacco floe trade. are requested to come for flues as early as can, and floes cash. The frame of the tobacco warehouse is up and the work advances. Hurry it, workmen The farmers are wait- to sell tobacco. It looked like Winter time on Sat- morning as the Steamer Greet- ville left mooring and sailed down the Tar. She had aboard bales of cotton. Greenville Institute. Um both sexes, will tall term August 35th, 1891. For terms or circulars address Principal. Z. D. Greenville, C. All of our subscribers who wished their Reflector changed to Winter- ville the new at Mr. A. G. can have it done by notifying as. A co and beautiful line of Bureau Scarfs and Mats in linen, Ladies, and Children's lie Caps, Infest Sacks and Fas- in Newport Scarf for Ladies, for sale by Mrs. Fannie We learn that the R. S. Tucker's, Mill at discovered to be on fire about o'clock Sunday but with a few buckets water before any damage done. It was of an in- origin. Miss Lillie Cherry Is convalescent. Col. I. A. returned Saturday from Mr. J. arrived from ville on Thursday- Mr. J. Joyner and returned Saturday from the seashore. Mr. Abe passed through here on his way to Tarboro Saturday. Mrs. Ella returned from a pleasant trip to Springs last week. C. R. o. Cobb and family left Monday for a trio to Nor- folk. Mr. W. Southern Express Manager, has been In town for a few days. Miss Williams, Tarboro. was in town Sunday visiting the Misses Miss Mamie Bernard left Monday morning for the western of the State. Mr. K. our clever returned Monday from a trip to his old home. Rev. R. B. John and Mrs. John re- turned home last Thursday from their visit to Chatham. Mr J. D. Williamson returned U A she ville, Monday where he will spend a while for his health. Mrs. K. A. and daughter. Mis Mary, accompanied Mr. E. A. Monday to Morehead. and Mrs. left Friday for a visit to Mrs. L. E. Cleve, at New Borne. Little Miss Betsey Jane Greene re- turned evening from a visit to Wilmington and Monroe. Mrs. A. B. returned Monday from an trip to relatives and friends at Gary, her former home- Mr. of Tarboro. stopped over in town a few days last week while returning home from coke We were pleased to shake the hand of Mr. J. F. of Carthage. Moore county, who formerly resided here, last week. I. L. Janus, of this place, and Sadler, of Washington, took the train Monday for Morehead City to at- tend the Dental Association. A party of young men consisting of Messrs. Peters, Brown and of Tarboro, passed here early Monday morning in a yawl boat Washington pleasure bent. Bis many friends here learn with pleasure that Mr. C. F. Wilson, editor of the Wilson has recovered from his recent severe sickness and is able to resume bis duties on the paper. Mr. W. S. Bernard, who during the vacation is for churches and in Bertie c came home to spend last week, lie returned to his duties Sat- S. S. Burgaw, Pender count v, arrived here on last Friday even- arid accompanied by his daughter. Miss Maggie, who has been visiting here, went down to Washington to visit and friends. Mr. George one of the largest and most wealthy farmers of county, is in Greenville looking for to- lauds with a view of growing to- in Pitt county next year. We welcome men to the Golden Another evidence that Pitt county is attracting the attention of farmers. Mr. M. R. left Friday on his purchasing tour to markets of the north. Knowing his excellent taste selections, we are confident no the size of this can surpass the stock of goods he will bring back with him. He gives special care to his purchases and gets just what will suit his patrons at home. Mr. F. A. member of the State Executive Board, Mr. J. J. Laughing- house, delegate from the Pitt County Alliance and Mr. OS- Spam, delegate from Greenville took the train Monday to the meeting of the Slate Alliance at Morehead. Messrs. F. Ward. D. T. House, Carr, of s. B. Alex- of Charlotte, and Capt. Thorn, of Halifax, were on the train to attend the meeting. Last week Superior Court Clerk Move was showing at his office some splendid of tobacco that were cured on his farm. Last Thursday Mr. II. F. Keel brought us another sample of tobacco cured on bis place. It is beautiful mahogany and pronounced of fine quality. The street force in charge of Policeman Moore were doing some work on the thoroughfares last week. In some places the work was very Summer seems lo have shelved the matrimonial market. do not even bear a rumor now, but sup- pose the harvest will increase with the fall. There is not as great a rush now on the Clerk's office for direct tax applications as a few weeks back. But a large part of the tax is still uncalled for. There will be a at way place on Thursday, August 20th and a big time expected. Thanks lo the committee Messrs J. W. Parker, T. L. and others for an in- When tobacco come to town they invited to call at the office an examine the to- same lea. Every pie brought us is labeled and put on exhibition for comparison. There will be given a delightful picnic on Friday the 14th at Parker's Chapel, by the young men the neighborhood, and a big time is ex- Many thanks to the commit- tee for an invitation. GEORGE DUDLEY CAUGHT. The of Stamina How Star and to the of County. JESSE L. THE Hotel de Tucker has another boarder. Friday last Sheriff Tucker received a dated at Petersburg, Vs., and signed J. L. Mayo, Wilson Po- lice, which contained the informal that George Dudley had been and would be up in the next day. TUE Saturday morning about o'clock Mr. drove into town from son Dudley in custody- Their first ice on the streets a bit of excitement, as everybody them recognized the prison- and the news spread rapidly over that George Dudley had There was n rush in the that the vehicle went and soon after its at the Court House a large crowd gathered around. The colored people were largely in the majority and were to gel a peep at George. The prisoner was quickly removed to the jail and placed in an upper cell, which excluded him from view, and the crowd slowly dispersed. HE IS THE A reporter was on band and was admitted into the jail. When we first saw Dudley he was standing in the upper corridor wait- for the door the cell to De locked. Being brought back home where his crime was committed and passing before the gaze of so many people that knew him, had made him somewhat nervous and restless. He was securely handcuffed and ex-. pressed some anxiety about the manacles being removed. The key to them had been accidentally left Wilson and few minutes time were consumed in devising means for opening the. locks. The prisoner had shaved off his we thought he looked a trifle darker than usual which may have been caused from sun burn. However, a glimpse was sufficient to show that he was beyond doubt George Dudley. HOW HE WAS CAPTURED. Officer Mayo was interviewed and gave the particulars of the capture. He said lie was connected with the Wilson police force and with his as- Mr. had been on the lookout for Dudley. A weeks ago they had information that Dudley around Wilson but could not him. He had an uncle living close Wilson and find- out this the officer went to his house but Dudley had fled the day. Subsequently the officer were told that Dudley had been in the three weeks, that at limes he had been disguised as I woman doing conking and oilier work about his uncle's. The officers kepi on the alert and gained the of a young colored man who knew something of Dudley's Through him it was learned that Dudley wrote to a color- ed woman at Wilson and last week they secured possession a letter received by her, tho letter Dud- assumed name Dunn and gave instructions to mail, lo him in care Stock Farm, Richmond, Va., as he was at wink on from that city. Mr. Mayo went to Richmond Thursday night and morning went lo the house of Mr. in the city. lie. had out to Ml.- ho proceed there. Finding Mr lie explained the object of his and told that such a man as he described was at work tile stables. then to catch Dudley without his suspicion and giving him u to The two men instead of going t. stables proceeded to the race and manifested in iciest in horses that were, ho exercised went to stable Mr. walked into a box stall in which a handsome mare was kept. Mr. called Dudley told him to go bring the animal out that the gentleman might. examine Dudley went into the stall and a third party who had admitted into the secret closed the door, shutting up officer and prisoner together. Mr. Mayo is a powerful, fearless man, and far than takes to relate Hie circumstance he had Dudley handcuffed. Dudley seeing that he was trapped offered no resistance to the officer. At first he denied that he was George Dudley, but when Mr. Mayo produced and read the letter he bad written the woman at Wilson he confessed that be was right man. The officer took Dudley back to Wilson on the evening train and at o'clock day morning started through the country for Greenville, M- to The weapon was not on his person but in his room when the arrest was made. Blow, and two other colored Peter Clark and Joyner. were in a room to- playing cards. Dudley and Blow over ten cents, Blow was in the side and lied from effects of the wound. Dudley made his . Clark and Joyner were both swore at the Coroner's Investigation that Dudley did killing. Al the lime of e all bad agreed to tell Blow received the wound by falling out of the door upon his knife. Gov. offered reward for the rest of Dudley and his delivery to the Sheriff Pitt county at Green- ville. Cotton- It is no uncommon sight to sic bales of last year's cotton crop on streets. Though we are right on the of new crop there is still some of the old in the suppose there arc farmers who will have part of two crops on hand at the same time. The Crops. The crops are all about laid by, although they arc not in u good con. owing to the wet. we have had. There has been no mark- ed change in the past week. The season from now on will determine the cotton crop. Corn in some Is poor. Nearly of the to- tanners arc curing or are paring to cure. Stop Thorn, Some of the adopting ordinances against boys jumping on and off the trains. Would it not be wise for tho of Green- ville to take such a step Go to the depot here most any day and can sec numbers of boys Jumping on and off the moving cars. is use loss for the trainmen to say anything, their warnings go unheeded. The boys should be forced to desist from such a practice if they cannot be to do so, Services. There was no services at the Church Sunday. The pulpit of Methodist Church was occupied both morning and night the pastor, Rev. John, and be preached excellent and instructive sermons. Service only night at the Church where Mr. Thomas ham, son of Dr. J. D. gave a very interesting and instructive talk on a have in our Pitt's Mr. George a former to- manufacturer of Durham, N. C. now a large planter of county, went out with LA. Sugg on yesterday lo sec the tobacco farms and the curing. lie visited farm K. M. J. W. Allen, J. A. and sons, on the lands of the Land Improvement Company and others, saw a great deal the tobacco on the road. He says ho has Refer seen anything lo equal the tobacco growing in Pitt county before, and is highly pleased with he saw. Mr. intended leaving on the boat yesterday but has remained over until to-day he is so much in the of the OvuM New Golden He leaves and to-lay. Be Speculated, I almost breathless into Ute Thursday after dinner, eager to to drawing a good cigar, alter giving a puff's the slopped long enough to ought to have seen me in pork just Thinking he had made some Mg deal and struck a Interrogated as when he el was coming by the pound I saw Sergeant Smith selling a hog and I After -lopping to think that ho must now sell before closing the speculation and ascertaining how it will pan out ho I trust my park simulation will come out the fellow whose mother said he always had a scheme at breakfast, at dinner the was prospering and at his scheme was bust- h MILITARY INSTITUTE FOR and HEN. if -i Full No merit- n I trillion. Bad. In Art. Practical In with and Col. A. Supt., Location ad M. O. For Sale and Rent. James Smith, the Barber, is always on the alert to improve bis facilities. He is now running three chairs secured another man last week. For a cool, pleasant and refreshing shave call on him and he says he can satisfy you. The blooming in full bloom in Greenville on last Fri- day night. Mrs. Ryan had nine blooms, Mrs. Lang had ten and Mrs. V. II. bad two. They perfectly beautiful and wen- much admired by all. A good time sow to be looking after the condition of the county roads. There has been much rain to soften the roads and there Will soon be large hauling to do over then.-. Hence if are not looked after in time extremity bad roads may DUDLEY IS Later in the day the reporter was admitted to the cell occupied by the prisoner and found that he bad re- covered his restlessness the morn He talked freely but was very guarded in bis words concerning his movements while evading arrest. Said he did not care to say much until after advising with his conned, when ho would not Blind telling all about it. He only spoke of three places to which he had been, Wilson Trenton, N. J., and Richmond. Said when he went to Trenton it was with view of going further and getting entirely oat of tho way. He took a wrong train there by mistake and when he found himself was at Rich- Here be went to work for the purpose of getting sufficient money to carry him off and was employed about three weeks. Said he had kept right well postal as to what was going on in Greenville, and many things he talked about substantiated this. He saw the Reflector at Wilson and knew all about the re- ward offered for him. THE MR, George Dudley stands charged with the killing of Redmond Blow on the of May, particulars of were previously published in, the Ra We have the following property for sale and rent. One two-third lot with two story house, four rooms, good house, and stables for five horses. For sale or rent per month, with stables Two building lots in ville. Desirable locations. One house lot, five rooms, garden an 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 Rent for per month. Prices of any of the above property made known on application. Estate Agents Greenville, X. C Notice. To Patrons of While School, No. We adopt this method to that our Public School will be opened Tuesday, August next, at a. m., at Institute building, under the of Prof. Z. The school will be conducted In rooms separate and apart from those used for the regular course of the. Institute. We desire to assure the that competent teachers have been engaged, and their children will receive thorough instruction under good discipline and wholesome restraint. J. B. YELLOW LEV, Chair., J. WHITE. Greenville. W. C, NOTICE. the terms of a Decree of Pitt Superior Court in of W. II. Cox vs J. I will sell before the Court House door in Greenville on Mon- day, the 7th September. 1891, the fol- lowing personal that was not sold at the sale on July belonging to the firm of Chestnut A Four Horses, one set of Harness, and a few articles usually kept shout a livery stables. Terms rash. -I A CARD. To the of Greenville an I Von will see from in this issue of the Kansas that I have assumed the Greenville Male Academy. I taught this school for you the Fall 1688 to the Spring and you gave it your liberal patronage. one will concede that Greenville needs a large, first class school. No town its size, whatever else it have, is complete without No can do this alone. The unaided accomplish it. But people and teacher united for this end will be ii re to succeed. No one will deny that a large of is annually spent in sending boys to distant might lie saved with such a school among you. J come among you this lime for the purpose of giving such a school as you and I will take a pride in. It is desire that the school shall have a sufficient number of pupils to justify tho cm. of assistant teachers, so that the work may be more, done. Will you assist me lo do this I shall endeavor to give instruction equal to that given in any similar institution. My purpose is, with assistance and support of parents, the discipline, coupled proper instruction, such as will always insure success in any male school. Young men and boys may here lie prepared for success in any depart- of business or thoroughly pared for entrance into any of the Colleges the State or the If those things are facts the only thing necessary for the of the school is that shall have your endorsement and support, fan I rely on this Patents and guardians having sons and wards which It is necessary they should board from home to secure educational advantages arc hereby assured that these soys, if sent to this school, shall proper both in and out school. A limited number can obtain board with the principal, and be under his nil of the lime. would like to have liberal patronage from the Country, and will assure patrons their interests will not be overlooked. To one mill all we would say send us boys and help us make Green ville Male Academy to no academy in State. Will you do this Any de- sired may he had by seeing or ting to me. Thanking you your past patronage and soliciting a con- of the same, I am Yours Hilly, ST. It Is iii of people Wherever Panacea Water or heard of that in dyspepsia, in Chronic BUM and Scrofula has all in nil no ii Mow this Is not claiming the earth, bat it is we can get some of the and most distinguished men in North Carolina to on for particular. NOTICE. NORTH CAROLINA. I Bel ore Court. Is hereby given that l have this day issued letters declaring -I. a. V. T. Tyson. John It. Jacob Joyner, R. J. A. K. Oscar Hooker, L. title. C. W. W. Allen. O. I. B. K, Patrick and their sites and a under the name style of The Greenville Tobacco Warehouse company, for the set forth in the articles of agree- and plan of which have been and recorded with all the privileges and conferred by chapter of the Code of North Carolina and the laws thereto. The main business proposed to lie done by the Corporation is the general of buying, selling, scoring, marketing and otherwise in The place of business of said Corpora is Greenville. Pitt county, North Carolina. None of the stockholders f said arc to lie responsible to any greater or further extent than the assets the and individually to the extent of tho shares of stock to which have subscribed. authorized capital stock of said Corporation Is fifty thousand dollars to be divided into two thousand shares of The length of said is to I ten This of July, 1891. B. A. MOVE, Clerk Superior Court. TO. For Young Ladies, WILSON. N. C. Fall opens September 1891. A thorough preparatory course of with a Full Collegiate Course to that of any Female College in the South. Standard of Scholarship usually high. Facilities for study of Music Art Telegraphy. Type-Writing and Beautiful and lo- cation. Moderate Steady in- crease of patronage. For address, SILAS K. Principal. Wilson. X. M Hi -Having just purchased two big lots of- Sample Notions. Comprising in the notion line, we to sell NEW YORK COST We are now making an extra effort to close out our entire mer stock, which we 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. Be sure to come to see as when in need of any-thin in the way of Dress Goods, Notions, Shoes. Hals. it. Nothing, Shoes, Hats, Yours truly. In I mm Old Brick Store. C. T. JOHN F. President. S. S NASH. ,, C. W. JEFFREYS, A. L. I LB RON ER. Sec. Treas Soliciting Agent. THE CENTRAL WAREHOUSE TARBORO, ft, Is located at the landings of the Washington Greenville Boats and at the depot of the A R. Railroad. Will be ready for business by September faring made the largest Bras in the States to Buyers at our we can obtain here good price for your Tobacco a oilier market in the Slate. How convenient this will lie fur our to ship their tobacco by boat one day and attend in person the next day. Those of our friends living within n miles load their teams lo our Warehouse where will class tor their teams. and The Hour will be in of a competent manager and Our friends obtain any information of Mr. Alex at L LITTLE CO, GREENVILLE, N. C. . MUST GO. WHITE GOODS, AND MULLS. MUST GO. . am a The Season i waning and we will these at a rather carry over. HAMBURG AND EMBROIDERIES. We place on the same list. Somethings in this line are a job and we a that will please you. STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW STRAW We will also sell Straw Hals at reduced prices. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. HATS. Don't forgot us when yon wan something In this line. -Ladies a perfect fitting Corset should try s- ------294 C-B a la Spirit.------ JAS. L. LITTLE CO. -SHIP YOUR -AND OTHER TO ALEXANDER, MORGANS CO., COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. TUNIS NORFOLK. VA. highest market prices, quick sales and prompt SMALL SECOND Hand Power Printing Press for Work. State and price. Address, C. W. So. Front St., N. C. HARRIS. HOUSE AN PAINTERS, nib lira in I. C Offer their to work in their line. All work en- to U Will be G. E. HARRIS, DEALER IN J. L. SUGG, AND FIRE INSURANCE GREENVILLE, N. C k OLD STAND Ah kinds Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS At rates. AM AGENT FOR A ASS FIRE PROOF

THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY Has Moved to next Door Court House CONTINUE CARTS DRAYS. My Factory h well with best ll up We keep up with limes and Improved styles . work. All styles of Spring are you can Brewster, Storm, Coil, Raw, Horn, King Also keep on hand a full of ready HARNESS AND WHIP, year round, which will sell AS as tub lowest. 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 J. Ar. via to If you would protect yourself from Painful, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Men- you must REGULATOR MIL'S SAFE AID LOCK CO. , of Hairs Patent LOCKS VAULT WORK. SAFES Pianos Organs Furniture I Baby Carriages and YOU MONEY Largest House and Largest Stock in the South. No matter what Piano or Organ you want write to us for and prices and we will save yon money. J. S. AMES, Opposite Main t., Norfolk. Va. ALFRED FORBES, THE RELIABLE OF C Offers to the havers of and surrounding counties, a line of the following goo to be excelled in this market. And all an hi tin-, T pure straight rood. GOODS of all kinds, NOTIONS GEN. FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and CAPS, HOOPS and SHOES, LA SUITERS, FURNITURE FURNISHING GOODS. DOORS, WINDOWS. SASH and BLINDS, CROCKERY and QUEENS WARE H PLOWS and PLOW CASTING. LEATHER of different kinds, Gin and Mill Belting, Hay, Rock Lime. Paris, and TEHran Bridles addles. . . . HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. t Agent Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton which oiler to the trade at Wholesale A SEVERE TEST. When you have articles too y to be washed in the ordinary finest laces or embroideries wash them with PYLE'S PEARLINE, in the manner directed en each package. There is no rubbing, hence no wear and tear of the fabrics. When you have something exceedingly . coarse and that you dread the washing PYLE'S PEARLINE on it There is no rubbing, hence no wear and tear on yourself. We guarantee PEARLINE to be harmless, but beware of the imitations. PEARLINE is the modern means for easy and good crashing and cleaning. Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE. New OAK and BUSINESS COLLEGE. I Private School In N. C. during tho year Just closed. Lo- unsurpassed for health- Prepares for College, Teaching, Business. Full Course, Including Shorthand, and Tel- term August Write for . HOLT, Proprietors, OAK K, C. Holt Halt. New LIVERY SALE AND FEED I removed to the new stables on street In rear White's Men, where will constantly keep on hand a Hue of Horses and Mules. e fancy turnouts for very and can suit the most I will run in connection a DRAY- and solicit a of Call and be convinced. EVANS. Greenville. S. C. Now Ready To show the finest of lot of Kim a mm HAIR BALSAM am and Fan. to CONSUMPTIVE It t ion It An It pet; Hand nail red Mules, ever brought to Greenville. II you a good Drive Horse Draft Horse or a good Work Mole don't fail to see me. I can furnish yon at reasonable prices. Feed Stables recently been enlarged and low l have ample room to all horses left in my charge Host attention given. Greenville. N. C. AGAIN HERE. I have again opened A. H- an SHOP Greenville invite my and former patrons to give me a call. can supply all your wants In the way of a clean shave, a stylish hair cut, a de- shampoo, or anything else in the line. Patronage solicited. ROBERT HODGES. N. C. of This th it two of my Immediate tor from R Book REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, Q. MI Of to So much been said use of at the gin house that we cull par- attention to a new book entitled, About published by of Y. H contains Information re- yarding patents, Ac., and should lie read by every Intelligent A postal will get it. A Broad Assertion. We have invented a Hanger for curing tobacco In the leaf and take the privilege of that we be- it to be the best and cheapest for hanging tobacco leaves in and that as much tobacco can be put in tho barn by using our hangers as by any other plan now before the pub- By using our hangers you can use kind of stick from a round pole to a common split huh with perfect We will furnish a hanger free to any person who will apply. cents per hundred. Any person wishing con- or tobacco Sticks will do well us or Mr. A. of Greenville N. C COX A Greenville, n. U. The best salve In the world for cuts, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands, corns, and all skin eruptions, and cures piles, or no pay required. It i s guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price J cents per box. For sale by Jno. L. COMPANY'S Extract of BEEF. For Delicious For improved am. Beef Tea. Economic Cookery One pound of Extract of equal to forty pounds of lean beef. Genuine only signature of J. In blue. WILMINGTON B. B and Schedule TRAINS GOING SOUTH. No No No April 0th, dally Fast Mall, dally dally ex Sun. Weldon 12,80 pm pm Ar am am Ar Wilson p m pm am Wilson Ar Ar Fayetteville Goldsboro am Warsaw Av Magnolia Ar Wilmington TRAINS GOING No No No dally daily dally ex Sun. am pm Wilmington Magnolia Ar Goldsboro v Fayetteville Ar Wilson Wilson am pm At Mount Ar Tarboro Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm pm Dally except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Roar leaves Halifax 8.82 P. M., arrives Scot land Neck at 4.15 P. M. Greenville 6.02 P, M., Kinston p. m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.00 a. in. Greenville 8.10 a. m. Halifax a. in. Weldon 11.25 a. m. daily Sun- day Local freight train leaves Weldon Mondays, Wednesdays and at 7.00 a. in., arriving Scotland Neck 10.03 a. m. Greenville 2.10 a. in., Kinston 4.25 p. m. Hemming leaves Kinston Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at 10.00 a. m., arriving Greenville 12.00 noon, Neck p. in., Weldon p. m. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via A Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day, P M, Sunday P M, arrive N C, P M, P M. Plymouth 7.50 p. m., 5.20 p. m- urning leaves Plymouth daily exec p. 6.20 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a. mt N C, 7.40 a m, 0.58 am. arrive Tarboro, N C, A M Train Midland N C Branch Goldsboro Sunday. A M, S C, AM. Re- turning leaves a A M, arrive Goldsboro, N 0.10 A Train at P M, arrive Nashville P Hope P M. Returning leaves Spring Hope A M. Nashville M, arrives Rocky Mount A except Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton daily, except Sunday, at and AM Returning leave ton at A M, and P. M. connect at Warsaw with Nos. and Southbound train on Wilson A Fayette ville Branch is No. Northbound is No. except Sunday. Train No. South will stop only a Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. makes close connection a Weldon for all points North dally. Al rail via Richmond, and dally except Sun via Bay Line. JOHN F. DIVINE, General J. R. KENLY, Transportation T. M. Passenger . Town Tax Sale. RIDE FOR Lift. I have this day levied on the following lots or parcels of land in Bethel, county and will sell the same on day, the 8th day of August. 1891, at Car- son's Brick Store in the Town of Bethel. N. C, to satisfy the taxes and cost due on them for the year Name. Sec. Tax Cost Total w 11.01 BLESS lb And OM It. And often To ll their projects chow II; Bat spoken from tho and cares nil appears. I ho That God bins Life often Is a mail, Where thorns and brier And you your land Small troubles Inn and fret you. It lights the eye and dries tho tear. When all these Ills distress you. If from a friendly you hear Tho common phrase, God bless real And when heart would speak Its Impulse sweet and tender, And oilier word are all too weak Its to render, Or gratitude- ii medium seeks which It yon. Thee, In the I speaks phrase. Baboon mid A curiosity In the way of baboons Is offered out at tho zoological garden, the name of the animal being Rooks Until lately Rocks had the reputation of being a quite well behaved inhabitant of tho but recently he developed an astonishing love for rats, and In consequence It Is almost Impossible to keep the place tree from the infesting rodents The baboon la fed on sweet potato.-w, and It is when mealtime- conies for him to break a piece off of a potato and throw it a corner which he knows is a den of rats, thus endeavoring to en- them from their lair to become his playmates. When within his reach he fondles them In bis own burly manner, which is none too and not knowing the frailty of the little beast he actually kills them with kindness. Finding the diminutive rodent lifeless It is torn to mourn and he immediately seeks a biding place for the body in the straw which litters his cage. When the keeper cornea to remove tho the baboon line the rat well concealed, and is loath to part with It. He barks and sets a howling, and it re- quires tho combined strength of three keepers to deprive Rocks of his treas- North American. Men and Their Men are often more fussy and par- about insignificant tilings than women. There are thousands of men in New York who go miles out of their way to get shaved. I know men who come down on the elevated, and who get off at some intermediate point to patronize a favorite barber. They have done so for years. The array of cups in any shop illustrates the strength of tills shaving habit When a busy business man will sit half an hour In one of these shops and fumble the flash papers while he waits for his particular tonsorial artist to be at lib- it strengthens tho conviction that he la weaker than a woman. The man who doesn't learn to shave himself while his beard Is young is laying up a life of slavery to public barbers. In the course of an ordinarily long lifetime he will spend about three years sitting around a barber shop and a year or two more going and York Herald. The In Operations. A late Invention In dental practice Is the device for protecting the lower lip of the patient while operating. It con- of a suitably shaped strip of Ger- man silver pinto, bent to form when placed in position an inverted letter L. A soft rubber pad is held within the bent portion, which Is detachable, and Is hi tended to rest upon the teeth to render tho device more comfortable and A loop of Is attached to bra tower ma, which the Che lip. this also protects the fingers of the dentist from the cut- ting edges of the lower teeth, assists keeping the mouth open, and possibly partially distracts the mind of the pa- from the York Telegram. Negroes In Heaven. knew an Irishman in Mr. Whit tier said, bis eyes twinkling at tho remembrance, was very much opposed to social equality for the I said to lint there are many Catholic In Brazil, tho West Indies and other places. Thy church accounts of them as it docs of thee. And have to come to It In heaven. have to meet the there on I thought that had silenced him with an answerable argument. He sat musing for a moment, then looking up at me, can't the Lord make them white In heaven. Mr. Boston Pilot new watch needs careful when it comes in contact with the bodily magnetism of tho wearer. Even a change from one man to an- will throw out the regulation of a fine some common by a the Man Makes a Desperate In one the wildest portions of Wisconsin when It was a wild frontier state bad settled the noted pioneer Bank a man whose wonderful endurance of limb la In a measure by this sketch. One dark and rainy night of the year the brave pioneer, whose reckless nature had won for him the title of and by which he was known far and wide, found himself some fifteen miles from home and with the river, swollen and lent from the recent rain, between him- self and his destination. Wolves howled upon every hand, but he paid no particular attention to them, pressing steadily on In the drenching At length, however, ho noticed that tho grim scavengers of the forest were beginning to congregate In large into the trail behind drawing uncomfortably howling and snarling at one another as they dune This served to give him a slight easiness of mind as he urged his horse forward. Steadily the horde of wet, shaggy forms increased in number until it seemed a thousand of them were crowding along upon the pioneer's track, making night hideous with their babel of snarling voices. How swiftly in pursuit came that writhing mass of now thoroughly en- raged brutes, and though tho pioneer was swift of foot ho had to put forth every effort to keep of their way, n ml there in the darkness of the Wisconsin wilderness ensued a race for and death. The ground was fairly smooth, and this aided man some- ho was compelled to use spurs mercilessly to escape those clash- jaws. Like the very wind ho sped along, his only hope lying in reaching the river in advance of his fierce pursuers, for once across the turbulent current he would be safe But fully five miles lay between him and the river, and it indeed be a miracle to reach It; but wholly daunted the reckless fellow sped on, his teeth closed firmly and his eyes gleaming with all the Are of Ids wild, excitable nature. Mile after mile was cast behind, and daylight was beginning to steal over the land the swift and swollen hove in sight. T o ground sloped toward It, and down this descent flew pursued and pursuers, with scarce feet separating them. For over five miles had that desperate continued, and now, exhausted as he was by his superhuman speed, performed a feat that was simply marvelous and almost unparalleled. Tho banks of the stream were high and projecting, and scarcely eighty rods below tho river fell over a mass of jag rocks that no one could hope to pass over olive, while it would be possible to effect a when once in the turbulent current. With that horde of raging beasts close behind him, and the dangerous river below, and fully twenty-five feet between Its banks, the brave pioneer was truly In a most But, scarcely realizing bis In his and frenzy, he galloped down slope, and, putting every effort of his homo's fast failing strength In one mighty leap, landed squarely upon the other bank of the river. The wolves were unable to check their headlong and many of their number went over the bank and swept away, the exhausted steed sank trembling upon tho ground. Three hours later, however, he reached his cabin in safety, and In a few day bad fully from tho effects of that terrible ride for life about tho most extraordinary one In the entire record of the west. life was one of remarkable adventures, and now. n man of superior endurance, although nearly sixty years of age, be resides at lake, Minn., where his life is still a stirring and eventful one. Yankee Blade. sense are Among the curiosities on in the British museum is a Chinese bank note during the reign of the Emperor A. D., 1868-98. This is supposed to the earliest spec- of a bank note in existence. the violinist, is a small of swarthy complexion and black hair. He is a Spaniard by birth, and is forty- seven years old. He Is extravagantly popular In his native town, to which he pays an annual visit. On the destruction of the hair through a bruise or abrasion of the scalp a free application of oil to the part may result in producing hair of the normal color. James, W J, e Main, Moore, John, e Main, Staton, J. S., e Main, Teel, T P. e Andrews, P W, Shaw. L. C J. Hunter, W W, Jenkins. M G, Ward, Robert, J J. Gainer. G W 1.60 1.70 1.60 2.60 1.00 2.60 1.00 1.90 w James, 1.30 1.30 e Main, w Main, w James, 1.60 1.00 1-00 1.60 1.60 1.70 1.70 2.80 2.80 1.74 1.80 2.40 .-. ,.,, . 1.60 2.40 B. n Tarboro, 1.60 2.40 Manning, s Tarboro, 1.60 is M. G. BULLOCK, Town Tax Collector. A Customers. Retail druggists have two classes of patrons whose patronage does not help swell the profits of the business, and yet these patrons are very numerous. They are tho people who ask, I look at your city and you please sell me a postage All drug store proprietors are slaves to the custom of keeping a city directory for public use, and but few of them can give any good reason why they should do so any more than retail grocers or the keepers of cigar shops. But the relentless slot machine has in- between the apothecary's profitless good nature and the postage stamp and city directory patrons. An automatic clasp is now attached to the city directory, with this in- across its face, one, cent in the slot and it will In many drug stores will be found a little ease d, in a One of Chicago's young men had been calling on one of Chicago's young ladies for a time. Tho young lady has brother, and a few Sundays ago the little brother mid the admirer of the sister were loft in each other's so- don't yon bring your with you some asked the brother. have no violin, my little said the admirer of the sister. thinks you added boy. did he asked the lover, shows he thinks I have a violin said the ever Innocent youth. heard him tell ma that he guessed you were Addling around after some The foregoing is a true story, the sequel to which is tho lover has ceased to fiddle. Herald. Cape Cod Is Disappearing. There isn't tho least doubt but that Cape Cod Is gradually being eaten up by the greedy ocean. Less than years ago a lighthouse was placed on the headland by the government. The -l deed calls for ft plat of ten At the embraces On a point just north of tho stations at Highland light tho face of the bluff has moved In nearly feet In the last seven years At this rate It is only a question of time when Cape Cod will be a thing of the past-St Louis Republic. Horses Instead of That Paris accepts tho horse as a partial substitute for every one ought to know by this time. Per- haps a page from my own experience may assist In justifying Prance In what is but one of tho gastronomic by which she has mm inter- national renown. I speak of France because I that It was In Paris, which have he- own authority for regarding as Prance, that found Its first Introduction Into modem civilization. That horses been eaten ever since there were human beings to eat them is as certain M that there are human and horses. Tho Frenchman, no matter what his other weaknesses be, Is a true philosopher when It conies to his own nourishment. No weed is too humble for a salad. If it be but savory. No experiment Is too daring which holds tho possibility of a now sensation to palate. I have always tho man who ate the first oyster MM at least a Frenchman. Tho Roman chronicler tolls us, with u shudder of his stylus, bow ho natives of Gaul eating snails Who that has tasted of the snail soup of Provence, or picked tho shell a la will not these rude barbarians above the poor of in Now York Epoch. CURES SYPHILIS a ii l n I P. P. R great ON Prisoner Away. There is a good story of from prison that was effected by two prisoners of war. Getting control of n pair of they beguiled n sen- guard relieving and presently jumped from tho wall. dislocated his ankle, and his companion to dispatch him and his own escape. Tho companion, however, hoisted him on Ids back, and before the alarm was sounded reached a neighboring river running full This had to swim with his disabled friend. Reach- tho side, they fashioned n now heard tho alarm sounding, on which tho well escape cuts his linger, smears Ids with blood, binds up his has his hands tied by lame and in this plight they a farmhouse. Hero explains that ho has taken tho es- cape, but is in requires horses. These cheerfully furnished by the loyal husbandman, and the pair beyond tho enemy's lines. York Hun. Colleges and Degrees. Nothing cheapens tho than tho careless conferring of degrees. To degrade a degree into a mere per- compliment, without duo regard to its essential propriety, is to wound education In tho of its friends. This sensitiveness of the leaders of cation to tho of degrees is a of the deeper interest in tho higher But It must not forgotten that the is not exact. There is no point which primary education ends and begins. Sec- education Is only more Weakly. ranking for New The day a visitor entered the public library and passed some time In looking at the list of new books. Then he went to tho counter and In a few moments Librarian stepped along to attend to his wants. Some time was passed in inquiring tho latest publications, when he suddenly you any late books by Charles Commercial. P. , i R P. P. P. W t-W. I r I -t r lit new discovery Alfred In way of helping hi hug on or addressing I name can is nil causing the huh i lie and glossy, only t r ft week is and n common brush is all to lie used alter the scalp vigorously fur a few minutes with the Preparation. Ti a hot tin mid be convinced, only cunts. ALFRED GULLET, Barber, N. UNDERTAKING; CURES Inf Ask, r P. P. P. Proprietors, For sale J, L. Drug Store n. s. me in lilting W. are ready to serve the people in that a All note- me for hand- of Mr. fin i We Keep on hand all times a stock of Ilia ml i i I of aH kind- can furnish from the down We are with all conveniences and can Satisfactory ill who BUNIONS PAIN. Ill CA V Way to Mean Rings. remove quicksilver from To remove quicksilver from gold rings, hold tho rings over of a candle until they covered with smoke, then take half a of boiling water, In two Of vinegar, half a teaspoonful of salt, find three grains of Stir to- and put in the lot them stay in tho liquid for three Then take out and rub off with a piece of I skin. Detroit Free At eating, tho African having always first washed his hands and rinsed his mouth, sits upon tho ground, holds the larger pieces between his teeth while ho cuts off n bite with his knife, but not use both hands to hold food, In gnawing bones; with tho usual dishes he lays his right arm over his knees, and reaching Into tho pot molds the thick mess into lumps about the of u walnut, which ho throws Into his mouth with a Jerk, without scattering any of the food. To take out vegetables or soup ho presses a hollow into lump and dips with It. Politeness is shown to tho host or housewife eating by smocking loudly enough to Paul in Popular Science Monthly. Printers and Binders, 1ST. a We have largest and most complete establishment of the kind lo he found In the Slate, and solicit orders for Of Commercial, Rail- road or School Print- or WEDDING STATIONERY K K A DY FOB PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND COUNTY us your orders. AND RALEIGH. N. C. PATENTS all dullness In the II. Si Patent office or In the Is attended M for Moderate Fees, me opposite the U. S. Patent lieu engaged In Talents can obtain pat in less time I ha n that more remote from Washington. model or drawing is advise us to flee of chef we make no unless we We refer, line, to the Post of the Money Order Did., and M of tin Patent oilier. M advise terms and reference M actual clients In your own State, address. c. A. Snow A Co. i. D. C. K. K. Mill A. L. Mil Wholesale and and Dealers In Mill Of, a Sandy Fine Horses a Hand. 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Other dealers make their trades at tho dog markets, of which there are Sunday afternoons at the horse market on the Boulevard Port Royal, and on Tuesdays at the bird market on the aux The dealers pay a tax of three cents for each place pied by a New York If yon are sick with any of tho worst forms of Dyspepsia- It yon are a ting Thomas as to the efficacy of mineral waters write and let us send you from some of the most eminent physicians In Worth Carolina. They en- Panacea Water as but few mineral waters in the world are endorsed It Is sold at Spring Hotel Co. Oxford, K. C. their year's supplies will find their Interest to get our prices before In all Its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR RICE, TEA, Lowest TOBACCO CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, you to buy at one profit. A coal stock of always on hand and sold at prices to sulk the times. Our goods arc all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, haying no risk to sell a close margin. S. If. SCHULTZ, N. C. 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