Eastern Reflector

P . Eastern Re The Live Business Man a- Thoroughly Equipped -WITH- VOL. XI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1892. Ai. ------i., u-------- NO. NEW MATERIAL. Give Us a Trial Order. CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY ally prepared Liniment, every cf value and in constant use by medical pro- fission. This MO FF unknown IN WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Life of Mother Child. Book to Mothers mailed FREE, con- valuable information and voluntary testimonials. by express on price per REGULATOR CO., Atlanta. G. BOLD BY ALL WELDON R. B. and Schedule TWAINS SOUTH. No No No Apr. 10th. daily Fa-t Mail, daily daily ex Sun Weldon 12.30 pm pm A i- Rocky Mount 1-10 am Ar am G Ar pm S am Ar Ar am A- So dally ex pa- Ar Ar v m pm D. J. Editor and Owner. TRUTH IN TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. A HUMAN MAJ. LETTER. He to Say in Regard Force to and Spectacle Physical Deformity. One of tho most curious and re- spectacles of human do-1 is to be found near Way- Bun. truss, Ga. in tho form of a Our W. A- The monstrosity is a j whom there not nature boy U years of ago. who not only ; ; , boars a close re ambiance to a . . . saurian, but wife we anger and foams at tho mouth i have in the past when enraged. He can neither bus written a letter to is an that rings with manly however, . , utterances. After quoting a front I be Republican platform of idiot. When he can make known his wants by groaning; and searching around tho room, half rolling and half crawl- on his belly. The body is almost entirely covered with scales of a delicate texture. His head is long and Hat, his eyes are round and beady and blink with a superficial lid or film like those of an His mouth is Ions and wide and is 1860, and one from the Democratic platform of 1892, the of interference in State matters, upon the dangers resulting from this policy, ho goes on to say myself iii 1868 voted with the filled with an unusually huge party for the of big teeth. of the States arms are Hit and crook sideways under the act of Congress from the joints. Altogether he is as near a blending of human and beast one ever saw. A, -Mount 1- am except day. Train on Scotland Heck Branch Road leaves Halifax 4.22 arrives Scot land Neck at 6.13 M. Greenville 6.62 p. in. Returning, leaves Kinston Greenville a. m. Arriving Halifax a. in. Weldon 11.23 a. in., daily except Sun- day Trains on Washington Branch leave Washington 7.00 a. m. arrives A. R. function a. m. returning leaves A. i Junction p. m. arrives p. in. Daily except Connects With trains on ; ml Raleigh I., and Scotland Branch. Local freight train Weldon Monday, and Friday 10.15 a. arriving Scotland Neck 1.05 n. m., Greenville 6.80 p. a., 7.40 p. in. Returning leave- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7.20 a. in., arriving Greenville 9.53 a. m., Scotland 2.20 p. m., Weldon 5.15 m. Train leave Tarboro, N C, via Raleigh It. R. daily except Ban- day, r II, Sunday M. arrive N C, P M, P M. Plymouth 8.80 p. m., 5.22 p. m. Returning leaves Plymouth daily 0.00 a. m., Sunday a. 111- X C, a in, arrive Tarboro, N A M Trains on Southern Division. Wilson ind Branch leave a in. arrive Rowland IS p m. l.-ave Rowland ,. in. arrive ex- Sunday. Train on Midland N C Branch leave Go daily except Sunday. A M X C, a M. Re lining laves X C S AM arrive N A M. Train No. makes close connection a t Weldon for all points North daily. All via Richmond, and daily- except Sun- day via Bay Line, also at Rocky Mount daily except Sunday with Norfolk railroad and all points via Norfolk. Southbound train on Wilson Branch is No. Northbound is except Sunday. Train at M, arrive Nashville P Hope SO M. Returning Nashville 8.35 A M. arrives Rocky Mount except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves for Clinton dally, Sunday, it o i and M Returning leave ton at A M, and ind Trains No. South and North Will stop at Rocky Mount, Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. General J. K. at The buy has ti groat fondness for water, which seems to delight him immensely. He knows of its presence by instinct A few days ago he was taken before the Grand Jury for medical examination. The jury pronounced him harm- i and allowed him to remain with his mother. Kindly First. Blue Ribbon ManI saw you coming out of a barroom the other day. Second Blue Ribbon I was in there gathering materials for a on in the First Blue Ribbon ManI did not notice that you were, or had been, making any notes. Second Blue Ribbon the materials I get there I carry in my head. Blue Ribbon March 2nd. which put ballot in the baud of the and I did so AS a choice of evils be- tween civil government suffrage, and military government no suffrages at all, and just for oar government as a general of the army, us a depart- on command r, from at Charleston, S. C-, night see lit in bis fancy to prescribe fur tho people North Carolina. I voted with tho Republican party in to get rid of the military. Could consistently vote in 1892 for men and measures calculated to bring the military back suffrage alone turned out to be bud enough in all conscience. I dent want to sup- it now with possible and even probable military rub on top of it. We have had enough recoil- my friend, ray advice is. don't get i o too many of these mat rials into .,. , your head or you'll be having the , at least. W o have felt and delirium realized to its fullest extent the wisdom enunciated in the above quoted plank in tho Republican Unsophisticated. Mr. we can always spot a sight. Mr. Drexel course, by Mr. Lincoln in even , platform of 1861. and for one be- hayseed on . i ., , , to day the doctrine There's one now standing on corner. I'd bet my last dollar. for a few minutes in a little enter- of mine I have here three shells, and here, as you see, a tiny rubber ball. Now I put the rubber ball, etc., etc. though it under the color of corner, id bet my last kw invasion by The Hayseed , . , Gents, can I have attention force of any State, no mat- under what preterit, is among Wasted Her to Laugh- tell said the man with confiding nature, is mighty discouraging to have your wife laugh at your Mine never don't know. You see I for the comic papers. , A Strange she exclaimed, could I be so is the asked her father. I've been homo for a week and just happened to think that I left two engagements Scientific Drops- Five volumes of air contain one volume of oxygen. Water is composed of oxygen and hydrogen in the proportion of one volume of the former gas to two volumes of the latter. The celebrated high electric light mast at Minneapolis, which is feet high, has proved ineffective for lighting and is now no longer used. One of the latest inventions in connection with tho application of T. M agent electricity to street car service is a self-lubricating gear for trolleys. Notice to Shippers. In order to make more convenient and economical use or the vessels now em- ployed in the North Carolina and thus to better serve the inter- of shippers, the undersigned have decided to merge their respective line between Not folk and and N. C, into one be known as LINK. Connecting at Norfolk with The Bay line, for Baltimore. The Clyde Line, for Philadelphia. The Old Dominion Line, for New York- The Merchants A Miners Line for ton and Providence. The Water Lines for Richmond, Va., and Washington. D. C. At with The Atlantic North Carolina R. R- At Washington with The Tar River Steamers. Also Calling at Island. N. C. The new line will m Service, with such additional sailings as will suit the NO ADVANCE RATES. The direct service of steamers and the freedom from handling, are great advantage this Line otters The following have been appointed New John E. at Norfolk, Va. John Son, at S. II- Gray, at N. C. S. C. at Island- J. Cherry, at Greenville, C. will leave on Monday May 16th, from wharf on Water street Clyde and the piers of Clyde Line and Old Dominion Steamship Co II. A. V P M. Old Dominion Co. W. P. CLYDE ft Om Clyde Line, alliance organ sounds THE ALARM. Advocate, publish- ed at W. Va., and the official organ of the farmer's in that State, contained the following leading editorial in a recent joined the alliance because thought its objects were righteous, we the political exigencies of the period demanded the birth and growth of stick an organization. Political reform and governmental retrenchment in lavish of public moneys and in the levying of taxation were potent elements which led to the incubation cf the vital for which tho farmers have been fighting and which have hatched into living, fall grown issues. During the ANNOUNCEMENT SEC- or TBS BOARD OF HEALTH. Iii the death of Dr. Thomas F. Wood, of Wilmington, late of the North Board of Health, the State lost one of its most patriotic and useful nous. He was an able, conscientious and physician an of note, editor and proprietor n its beginning the present North i Wt ed Journal, always in the forefront of those working for the elevation ind of his prof and to promote both than any hid lint tho nearest thing to his heart, sec- f his Divine Mister, was tho North Board of , which was by him and kept alive growth and development of year, its feeble great alliance movement there I devotion and seemed to be few our ranks but I sacrifice of both tune and money, those fired a patriotic seal to and f see tho order in of his State, fight for the liberty and prosperity been honored by the , I Board my election to the Sec- made vacant by his de- cease, a the and s of the office he adorned without testifying to COLORED MEN'S of the people, and every one seemed to vie one with the in self abnegating methods to achieve i the highest good for tho number. While these conditions; we grew with an his qualities, growth. Politicians treat- loss is bled and Wall street quaked. l a few years, from a nucleus of the utmost insignificance, a of weak organizations had grown to a combination which could not, be limited except by the confines of this great country. Counties were captured, congressional districts of preventing disease. iii the State that the Boar of Health was created for their the purpose of a; as possible, in- formation an instruction as to tho were stormed and taken and whole States were made to surrender- It was at this oar danger began. A few old visionary, dis- appointed politicians the good things possible to them; they got into our Heaven only knows how. and be- their intrigues. months this has d, and for one year our phenomenal growth has been dwarfed and Any citizen of the State therefore desiring such information would confer a favor by writing to Secretary, who would cheerfully answer his inquiries. The subject of in- at present is the f cholera threatening our The board has watched the with sleepless eye, has riven tho subject most but it has not deemed the danger Tho Colored is the name of dated Oxford and printed in Charlotte- It is edited by four young colored men, E. W. Can and y being managing editor. The new publication shelving the white and wants the I to take the m of the party in their own hands to fill the county with men. It is very in earnest, and from the i by the speaker- the convention in I it is solidly backed by the race. They have made up minds to no longer take back s in the congregation they won't nit to sold lo the Third party, and will do everything their power to get control of tho county. We give a few extracts from this new The colored of county have a better chance now than ever to elect j colored m n to office. Now is the time to show race pride if you it. D not be blinded by f d-e leaders, bat let us earnestly con-1 tend for the nomination of honest, I intelligent colored men when tho I Republican county meets. If it is true that tho white Rep- of North Carolina have sold tho to tho the latter have certainly lost their money. Now, if you don't believe it, Third party people, just wait till November and party will be found wanting. We quite often see white and Third sing on the streets. Guess the lat-1 proposes to buy tho and the for nor proposes to sell but will meet them at the block, and don't you forget it-1 L of j N which needs no attention after be- once put in operation. Prof. Dewar, whose recent and demonstrations on the liquefaction of oxygen attracted attention all over the world, says that while oxygen when liquefied is strongly magnetic it is a poor conductor of electricity. In other words, oxygen presents tho paradox of a non-conducting magnet. Carbonic acid gas, which is ejected in large quantities from the is being utilized in localities. At near a carbonic acid spring opened during boring and which is eight inches and some thirty or forty feet high, is being used in the nation of mineral waters. The color of certain shrimps and crabs, and also the color of their eggs, are known to vary greatly with the surroundings. Those living in green sponges are much larger, lay vastly more eggs, which arc also a little larger, the shrimps are green and yellow; and the large claws are always, orange-red, while those of the brown sponges are red, blue or brown. Care. Tc the inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the thousand and one ills which arise from deranged female organs. I shall be to send two bottles of my to lady if they -will send their Express and P. O. address. the gravest of Believing I do that till other party differ- pale into insignificance when considered side by side with this, and as the only hope of giving effect to my sentiments on this sub standing now where I did in shall cast my in this election for Mr- Cleveland in preference to Mr. Harrison. word to you, my People's party friends. A few weeks ago you tendered me, without my so- your nomination for the highest judicial office in your gift. I thanked you then and I still feel and shall ever feel grateful to yon for this manifestation of confidence, though I had to decline it- Since then the Republican managers who hold the Republican party in North Carolina by the throat, have as it is reported and generally be broken faith with you and put up a State ticket. danger now confronts you of turning over our State to men who favor the National Force bill with its at- evils, and the vote of North Carolina might decide that contest. Let me beseech yon as patriots, rebuke that spirit by your vote, and let us stand together and maintain, inviolate, the rights of the State which are essential to balance of power on which tho perfection and endurance of our political faith That balance of power once subverted and destroyed, we may bid a long farewell to the constitutional Re public. We may expect too in its stead to governed by orders from the headquarters of a chieftain, such as our eyes have seen in this Southland not very many years ago. myself would prefer the very worst of civil government to tho best form of military only in i i ti .; enough at any time to justify cherished i . . ,. , ,. . , . i , i r. publications which would honored guest. A greed for o- i excite and alarm unnecessarily office has suddenly seized the few ; J , , . ., i t of our people, danger who came into our fold for . , , f. other reason than the f the getting a ride, they have any during tho coming winter, but fears awakening in warm weather of spring of the germs which may slip into the country during tho cold weather, when the literally turned tho alliance temple into a den of thieves, having stolen our livery to promote their own personal ambition, and the alliance to day has to bear the burden of their Is it any wonder The Third Party tho South. Philadelphia Record. But for the fact that the leaders of the Alliance in Southern States made their fol- lowers believe that the Lodge force bill was dead and buried would not at this time have been ; any Third party in the South worth talking about; and, the duplicity, active or passive, of most of tho Republican leaders j and all or nearly all of their party organs on the subject of the force Its Valuable Hints for Domestic Circle. Nervous exhaustion is a term which carries with it a multitude of derangements of a nature not It means exhaustion tho very centers of life, an ex- which may more or less complete, It marks a failing or an of some part or tho whole of the nervous system. Nervous exhaustion may be the of the end, or it may be tile end of the beginning. At the same time it is simply an a weakened nerve force. A human being has, at best, but a certain lease of life, and this lease i.- dependent upon the nervous sys- t an. When tho ordinary wear and tear of life is not replaced by nu- foods it must, of necessity, degenerate in one degree or another. simply a question of waste and and repair. When external are so forcible that they wear away more energy than can i the nervous system be- gins to suffer, and though it may ye a resisting power born of a strong constitution, cannot but suffer in the long run. defined cases of nervous ex- have a distinct line of symptoms, prominent among which are a general feeling of dilated pupils, clammy hands and cold feet, bluish nails, a lack of color in the cheeks or a feverish Hushing, restlessness, in- ability to concentrate one's thoughts and sleeplessness and menial depression. Loss of weight and appetite and a general bodily decline are accompaniments. Nervous exhaustion comes from mental strain, from long exposure to wind and weather, from worry of all sorts, from disease affecting a mental depression or a waste of vitality and from excesses. It is more likely to develop in middle than at any period, though it does affect both the young and the old to some extent. The tune of life when the system is most hardy being selected seems to be attributable to the extra ac- which this period curries with it. A strong woman or a strong man may break down under circumstances which one of less vigorous constitution could with- stand with impunity. Those who are born with a nervous tempera- which is expending its energy on every possible occasion the victims quieter brothers and sisters tho fortunates. vigilance of the health officers at . the conservative element is to b relaxed, i bill, those who ha been deluded everywhere has exclaimed, Should its fears be the about its death and burial are rap- your tents O What that it idly learning tho truth. these wreckers care for tho good, every within the dawn of November every tho life or the perpetuity of to out of comprehend that votes They are getting and they would sell of proposes to pa dish . all Congressmen will count as votes Heaven that ought to be ; the n, the State kind enough . favor Lodge bill, bought to have their names Print Pl party in the South- heralded around through the try. But they will find that it will of be the biggest contract they ever meantime, if you need undertook to adjust the tail so it or advice on such subjects, write to will wag the alliance dog. We aver with the emphasis with which we have ever the as- that the alliance no mere belongs to them as third party can- than it belongs to any other party, and it neither can or will endorse them. is the greatest curse which has ever struck the alliance in West Virginia, and we say this in the full light of an honest, conscientious conviction, and ac- knowledge no motive other than the promotion of the best interests of the relating to the era States will be health. the skeleton. reduced to sad Liver Is it not worth small price of to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's every bottle has a printed guarantee on It, use accordingly and if It does you lie it will cost you nothing. Sold at Drug re This is the slighting remark that is often applied to woman try to seem young, though they no longer look so. n en appearance are deceit fill. Female weakness, functional troubles. displacements and irregularities will add ill tern years to a woman's looks. These troubles are removed by use of Dr. Favorite Prescription. Try i i , , i you whose beauty and ill you heed Hie , fa, perhaps of the sure approach of that n society as a more terrible disease Consumption. Ask i It's guaranteed to yourselves if yon can afford for the sake i give in every case, or money paid for it returned. Sec guarantee on She is delighted with if Hannah Moore, Hebron, Neb., mother had a swollen knee caused by a fall. I a bottle of Salvation Oil. We used it and I never saw a rem- work so well. It took the swelling immediately and a Sail Mile-wrapper. of saving ran risk and do for it. We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough It fails. This explains why. more a million were sold the past year. cough a it WoW j -Sold at Drug Store. Store, We have a speedy and positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker H. Lewis, Secretary, Raleigh, N. C. Harrison Irritated. Raleigh Chronicle. A from Washington to the Atlanta Constitution of the 10th, says that President Harrison was greatly irritated when ho heard the election news from Georgia. He is reported to have said have washed my hands of the the president with considerable temper, is a land of and traitors who care nothing for tho sanctity of ballot, and I will never be in favor of making an active campaign down there until we can bayonets at the polls- I am now than in favor of ramming a force bill down their copy tho above, word for word, as it appeared in the Con--ti- It was sent to our by its special dent in Washington City. The sentiment attributed to the dent is as his record proves that he entertains for tho South- which he has often, substantially expressed . be- fore. When the force bill was pending in Congress is to have boasted that it pass just in time to enable to make the Southern people a Christmas present of it. free men see that such a man is never elected President of this country again Any man in any Southern State who should knowingly lend his support directly or indirectly, to the Lodge force bill would not dare to look an honest woman the face, and honest men would regard him with scorn- It is in the very nature of things that such should be the case- From an experience in some of the States terrible than that of the war, from which curdle tho blood of rising generations, nothing could be so dreadful to the white men and women of the South as domination. There is not even an honest the South who was acquired an niter-1 est in the soil and has a family look after who would not. dread it. Tho friends of Mr. Cleveland the Northern States need feel no concern about a Third party in the South, nor need they anathemas on the Democratic in that section are trying to play the role of Alliance brokers in treating with can emissaries; for they will be to deliver the goods. D relieve croup and whooping headache. Mothers, do with-i REMEDY. A nasal injector free with election p For back, side or chest use bottle. Use it if you desire health t The official returns of the places the Democratic at enough- Strength and Health. If are not feeling strong and heal- thy, try Electric If haS left you weak and weary, use Bitters. remedy acts directly on Liver. and gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If yon with Sick Headache, you will bun and per- relief taking Electric One trial will convince that is the remedy you peed, Largo only at Wooten's Drug Store. M. D. lane, wries summer several years while rail- in Mississippi, I became badly affected with malarial Mood poison that impaired my health more than two years. Several ulcers appear- ed on my legs, nothing to permanent relief until i took six in,,.,., good b. LIVE NEWSPAPER it is read by------ -----That is why he uses----- The Eastern Reflector SPECIFIC FOR renovating system, eliminating all Poisons from the Blood, whether of scrofulous or malarial origin, this prep- has no equal. . . I had an sere en my tongue. I was treated by lest local but no relief; the sort grew I finally teem S. S. and was entirely cured after using a few C. Henderson, on and SUm Diseases mailed free. Specific Co Atlanta. G. MARQUIS, i- Skinner upper I Gallery lit. D. L. , DENTIST, L. i X. C. to i Murphy old stand. S. J.-IS LEX L. A BLOW, N. C. in all Courts. a VI OR SE Y- A T- L A N. I. A. II. V. AT TO It X AT-L A W, N. C Prompt attention given to collections. LONG. N. c. Prompt rd careful attention to L. A I A A ion . u-v . t u N. C Setting Along With Ono If you are limited as to moans, must make dross serve many needs, choose a color that is not of those that register themselves each time on tho retina or stimulate tho friendly to counting tho number of times you appeared in it. With certain change in the dress-i of the neck, fresh knots ribbon, lace or some pretty conceit of your own, a frock in time can piny many parts. It is of those touches of tho that Howells sometimes uses with such skill, when, in speaking of two old maids, ho told how their black silk drosses, from many makings over, retained tho lines of small holes the thread was ripped out, and how they them at tho throat when they went i m their shopping ex- and at night turned them if they went out to tea. Even if there is a touch of pathos about all this, they ingenious and resourceful people. Bread. Put a loaf of light, flaky bread when convenient--between two pans, and let it heat through in a moderate oven. It will take about twenty-five for this. Take from the oven and with a fork tear the soft part into thin, ragged pieces. Spread these in a pan and put them in a hot oven to brown. It will take about minutes to make them brown and crisp. Servo at once on a napkin. Always servo cheese with pulled bread. This dish is considered more elegant than crackers for tho cheese course in a dinner or luncheon. Stuffed Tomatoes. Select six medium-sized toes. Cut a slice from the stem end of each and scoop out the soft pulp. Mince one small onion and fry it slightly; add a gill of hot water, tho tomato pulp, and two ounces of cold or chicken chopped fine; simmer and season with salt and pepper. Stir Into the pan cracker-dust enough to absorb the moisture; stuff tho tomatoes with this mass, sprinkle dry crumbs over the top; add a a small piece of butter and bake until slightly brown on top. Clara to make can't imagine how Charlie makes love. yes, I can. He used to try it with mo till I snubbed him. . People in Mars- there are people in he, don't believe . they amount to much. rejoined the slangy girl,, are out i R E E S V I. E, N r Practice in all the Collections a Specialty. OINTMENT MARK For the Curs cf all Skin This has been in use over years, and wherever known has been in steady demand. It has been en. toned by the leading physicians all over country, and has effected cures where all other remedies, with the attention of the most experienced physicians, have for years failed. This Ointment is of long standing and the high reputation which it has obtained is owing entirely its own as but little effort has ever made to bring It before the public. of this Ointment will he sent to any address on receipt of One Hollar. Sample box The usual discount to Druggists. All Cash Orders promptly to. Address all or- and communications to T. r. Sole Proprietor, Greenville. N. C. GREENVILLE MALE ACADEMY -------o The next session of this School will begin on Monday, August 1892. The advantages offered will be or to those of any previous session. Bit- lire guaranteed every patron, ran be had at lower rates than at any similar school In Eastern Carolina We propose to do the work for that has ever been done in the town, and challenge proof to the contrary, are as follows, payable Primary English per month, Intermediate English per month, 2.00 Higher English per month. 2.60 languages each, extra, When yon are in call to see me or write me I mm your homes. will be cheerfully given. If a competent assistant will be employed. W. H. Greenville, N. C, July 27.1802. Peanut Pickers and Cleaners. Will an I bushels of Peanuts a day. Manufactured by Card- well Machine Co., Richmond. Va. Having completed my store at Whichard, county, N. c, I am opening a first-class stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, and cordially Invite the public to call my DRY GOODS, SHOES. NOTIONS, GROCERIES, Ac., Ac. Our motto Is Standard Goods at Rea- Prices for ash. Examine my stock before buying II the goods and prices do i t we nothing them. Country produce taken in goods. W. R.

THE REFLECTOR. Greenville, N. C. Editor and Proprietor WEDNESDAY. Entered at K. C second-class mail matter. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET CLEVELAND. New York. MB ADLAI E STEVENSON, Of Illinois. FOB ELECTORS AT CHARLES B AYCOCK, ROBERT B. GLENN. 1st L. SMITH. FOR W. A- B- BRANCH, of STATE DEMOCRATIC FOR ELIAS CARR FOR R. A. of Alleghany. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE COKE, of Wake. FOR DONALD W. of Wake. FOR R. M. FURMAN, of OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION J. C SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. FOB FRANK I. OSBORNE, of Mecklenburg. FOR OF TWELFTH DISTRICT GEORGE A. FOB JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME JAMES C. of Cumberland. COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOB THE SENATE F. G. JAMES. FOB HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I FREDERICK I. K. WETHERINGTON. FOB SHERIFF RICHARD W. KING. FOR REGISTER OF DEEPS HENRY HARDING. FOR FLANAGAN. FOB DR. WK E. WARREN FOB SURVEYOR J. B. KILPATRICK- PUBLIC SPEAKING. Hon. W. Henry will address Hie people of Farmville, on Monday. October 24th. The Democratic Candidates for several County Offices in county of Pitt, and the lire will address the people at the following times and Thursday, October 20th. Saturday. October 22nd. Haddock's X Roads. Tuesday October 25th. Gardner's X Roads, Thursday, October 27th. Friday, October Gen. Roberts will speak Wednesday, Oct. 19th. non. W. H. Lucas will speak at in, Thursday. Oct. 20th. Hon. R. B. Glenn. Democratic Elector for the State at will speak at Falkland. Friday, Oct Bethel, Friday Oct. 28th. After Mrs. Lease has been through the South and asked everybody here to vote for Weaver, she now goes back to her home ill Kansas and advises her friends to scratch Weaver and vote for Harrison- She also been offered by the Republican National committee to go into the State of New York make a number of speeches on What better evidence is needed that Mrs. Lease is work- in the interest of Harrison The was a little crowd- ed last week and had to leave out its Washington letter for that issue. But there was a warning in it that every Demo- should read, and we give the following from it and trust every reader will be on his Attention Democrats Stand by your night and day. and that trickery does not accomplish what argument actual facts cannot do. has hatching in town, and it will be sprung you during the closing days of tin- campaign, lie prepared for it. and whatever its nature, there will be no stampede in your ranks; keep your pow- dry and our guns will not be silenced at a critical period in the battle. It was no little thing brought two members of the republican National executive com- Wash- at this time. It was to confer with Sir. Harrison about the detail- of a move by which hope to arrest the mighty torrent of sentiment now sweeping time to avert defeat. It is not possible at this time to give the nature of this intended trickery, but the rumors of European inter- with our relations with San Domingo and the nations, which are already floating around make it probable that it will be t jingoistic, something to appeal to patriotic of young thoughtless voters and intended con- them that Mr. Harrison's t-ion is necessary for toe preservation of Rational honor. Be on guard; let no such a single rote. Whatever the of om commercial interests, there can tie no danger in electing r. democratic President. No democratic President ever betrayed the National honor, and none ever will. Impress this upon the minds of democrats and all the lean trickery that can be hatched between now and election day not prevent a democrat- IS IT A SCARE-CROW It is strange how readily many white people of tho South will low themselves to be gulled and blindly duped into following and advocating measures that will work injury to their section and bring disgrace to their own doors. Look at the present political state of affairs and see with what some are duped into following tho J party and supporting Weaver, when any man who will stop and think seriously for a moment ought to able to see that tho of Weaver is only in the inter- est of Harrison and intended to defeat Cleveland. If one of thorn being so misled will honestly in- form himself ho will see that is no possible for Weaver to be even if every Weaver elector who is in the should be elected it would not be enough electoral votes to make him President. What then does a vote for Weaver mean It means a vote in the interest of Harrison, and nothing less than that. White men, you who have said you are going to vote for Weaver, do you want to see Benjamin Harrison President of these United States for four years I Do you want to see the infamous Force bill thrust upon our Southland and such a reign of terror upon us as has never been known before That is just what we will nave if Harrison is again elected dent. The Reflector knows the cry been raised by Republicans its hirelings, and has even been taken up by some misled Third party men. that this Force bill talk is just a scare-crow with which to drive all who have left it back into the Democratic party. Of course the Republicans are going to talk that Force bill is their last hope to perpetuate their party in power, and they are anxious to de- people with such talk. But you Third party men, you white men, are you ready to believe that the Force bill is all a scare it is all a humbug If you have formed such an opinion the wants you to read the fol- lowing, then give your family a few moments earnest thought, and sec if your mind does not change. The Motional Republican, a pa- per published in Washington City, of the Republican party and an earnest supporter of Mr. Harrison, says this, and we want you to read it carefully the Lodge national election law in force over the South and strongholds up North, we may confidently look for a different state of political affairs than now exists. New- York city will then return several more Republican Congressmen than at present while more than representative- from the South will reader the can control of the future safe and secure. taxes should be laid upon the property of the whites to develop and extend the public of those States. Separate schools for the two races should be abolished and the plan of bringing the youth of both colors into close and equal relation in schools and given a fair trial, as one of the Oft potent elements to break down the detestable of the South. The State laws against the inter-marriage of the should be repealed, and any discrimination against the blacks in the matter of learning trades or obtaining employment should be a criminal offense while the colored nun's rights to hold office should be sacredly protected recognized. A few years of this policy will solve the race problem Does not this look like there is something in tho Force bill talk, ard that it is not all a crow It is something that stares every white man of the South squarely in the face, and will become a re- just so sure as Benjamin Harrison is elected. The above extract from the National an shows the spirit of the party it represents. It that the Re- publican party will never be until the South has been until the has been made the equal of the white man ; until our white girls marry men and our white men many women until the white are for the maintenance of mixed schools and our white children are forced to occupy seats beside child- until white society in the South is compelled by law to merge with black society ; in short until our white race are transformed in- to a race of We repeat, that a largo following of the Re- publican party entertain such a spirit toward the people of the South and are laboring assiduous- to fasten upon us just such a condition. And strange to there are Third party people lending their influence to a movement by trying to defeat the Democratic party, tho only party that offers any safety to the people of the South- It was only a few weeks ago a woman was canvassing through the South with Weaver, hi in her speeches God that we now a party that obliterates all race and We want every Democratic rend- of the to take this paper to some Third party neigh- read him the extract from the National and ask if be is ready for such a change in the South T Ask h'm if ho is ready for his children to be in with Ask him if he is ready for his girl to marry a man Ask him if he is for his wife to sit in church with women Ask him is h ready to see the white race in the South blotted out a race of in their place If he is not ready for these things tell him to beware how he votes for Weaver and by so doing help to elect Harrison- Any man who votes a Third party ticket is just so far lending his in- to the Republican party the Force bill. REPUBLICAN Few people who were here last Saturday will soon forget the scenes transacted during tho day. There had been a call issued sign- d by thirty four Republicans for a mass meeting of the county for tho purpose of nominating a ticket. Early in the morning tho clans wore gathering from portions of the county and were generally met by one or two bosses and a few hired lieutenants to be sounded as to whether they proposed to stand by the sale of their white bosses and thereby low them to deliver the property according to contract or whether they were going to kick and there- by make the sale null and void, or at least prevent their receiving the stipulated amount of currency in in the transaction. Some of the bosses had purchased a lot of Harrison Reid flags and given them to a few drunken with to whoop and hollow is all we A drum had also been secured by said bosses and about twelve o'clock an attempt was made to lead the crowd off to a hall near the river where they could be handled more easily. The drum headed in that direction, followed by the flag bearers and When they had gone about fifty or a yards it was found by actual count that there were only thirteen in the crowd and one 4-year-old- one- The aforesaid individual led the pro- cession and a gay crowd it was as all were to feel their importance. The bosses found this would never do as it would not break up the g, so they called a halt returned to Cherry Hull where the Republicans were holding a and went in to take possession of the meeting. This they did by doing all the speaking and hollow- and by being so boisterous that no business could be transact- ed. Those trying to nominate a ticket there had to to the Court House and lock themselves up in the Grand Jury room to get quiet enough to do their work. The Radical J party or- J party- then went up and took possession of the Court room for a grand love feast. The meet- was opened by a speech from the 4-year-old-Radical one-week- which for utter failure has never been passed on the American Continent. His most devoted admirers, ken felt relieved when he was through. The Chairman of the can Executive Committee then stated why the committee had de- not to nominate a county ticket but support the J party can- About these words were People's Party committee came to us and made tho proposition to us that if we would do this they would let alone our electoral ticket. We thought this was the best that could be done so we Think of the moaning of this you white men who are supporting the J party. Have you agreed to let Harrison and Reid alone if the Republicans would support your county ticket When this state- was made a Democrat setting just in the in the rear of one of the most respectable J party men we know touched him and asked him if that was his understanding of the trade. He replied emphatic- ally, sir, it is This speech was followed by one from Mr. Bernard which for ex- of expression, racy of statement falsity of reason- and was rare- equaled even in the days of car- pet bag and scalawag in the days of 1868 and 1869. He stated that the Peoples party in the State had agreed that if tho Re- publicans of tho east would sup- port their comity tickets and the two get control of the Legislature that they would vote with the Republicans of the west in doing away with the present system county government, re- pealing the present election Ac. Again we ask white men if this in true, Don't yon now see that yon are being duped and de- by the Republicans who love you only because they think they con use yon to benefit them- selves T Honestly, will yon longer allow this to be done Can yon longer aid men who stand op as Mr. did Saturday speak of rebel generals and majors and inflame the minds of the rant against yon and your inter- Do yon want Republican rule in North Carolina T If not break away your present in- and support tho Demo- party- The Republicans lost all hope both in tho State and in the Nation and are now by meeting with you to get possession of tho. so that they may enact legislation as will give them the State two years from now. But back again to Saturday's work. After this speech this-1; id or-J-third-l cal-meeting adjourned. they were making speeches the Republicans were nominating a ticket. About o'clock the last named met in the Court House to have some speaking. Tho 4-year- old Republican now christened- old- J-party-man together with some drunken had been deputized to stay up in the Court room to break up this last meeting. So the above named in took his seat in tho Judge's stand with the chairman of the meeting, his lieutenants taking their seats in tho bar. The fuss began when chairman attempted to put the motion on the nomination of Mr. Cox for Register of Deeds. The 4-year- old -now -christened one- week old-J-party-man rose to speak. The chairman informed him this was A Republican meeting and ordered thorn to sit down. The above named individual flirted Harrison and Reid flags in the chairman's face and mum reigned for awhile- Finally the chairman told the aforesaid individual if he was a public nuisance he could stay up there but if he was not to get down, whereupon tho year-old- radical w e e k old-J-party-man took his seat with the chairman thereby confessing the corn- Now the Reflector is wonder- if the white men of Pitt conn- are to take sides with such a crew and help them defeat the help them break down our county government sys- and help bring our county under the control of These are serious things to consider and every man who is going to cast a ballot on the 8th of November should think well before doing so. We have some other points from one of those Saturday speeches, but have not space to comment on all this week. CHEAP order to close out our Furniture we offer our------- We are determined to close, it out without large assortment of delay. We have a Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Lounges, Bedsteads, Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Wash-stands, Towel Racks, Cradles, Cots, Wire Spring Tin Safes and Side-Boards. This is no bait but a legitimate offer and our prices will prove MEAN WHAT WE SAT.-- We think it will pay you to come and see for yourselves. Y, The trade has completed and the Republican candidate for Congress in withdraws in favor of the J party candidate. Cards from both of them were published last week in the organ of the District For sometime it been known that efforts were being made to buy the Harrison off, and it was rumored that the reason the matter hung fire so long was a difference of in the offer of being made the Republican nominee to while he held up to In some way the difference has been reconciled, the Republican nominee withdraws from the canvass, and on the strength of that withdrawal the party man accepts the tendered him by the executive committee. Every honest man in the District ought to speak out his disapproval of such a fusion and vote for our honored W. A. B.-Branch. GREENVILLE, M. C. Wonder and Satisfaction Will be your experience when you first try Pearl- inc. You'll at its miraculous cleansing proper- tics. Wonder why you had not discovered the truth before. You'll be satisfied that all the good things you have read or of Pearl arc you've heard bad, you'll be of uses for Pearline be- side the laundry and house-clean washing dishes, china, glassware, hats, felt hats, bead trimmings, marble, bronzes, oil paintings, carpets ; in fact, everything in the house, from top to bot- that's be far more satisfactory because of the liberal use of Pearline. It is harmless. Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers are offering imitations which they claim to he Pearline, or same as IT'S are not, and Pearline is manufactured only by JAMES New York. If so come to see as we will make you prices that are conceded by our customers as being lower than can be gotten elsewhere. We -------have in stock the------ Largest and Most Varied Selection of Furniture kept in our town. NOTICE. All persons indebted to M. R. Lang are here- Beware are dangerous. Administrator's Notice i Letters of administration having been j issued to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Superior Court of county, on of September, 1832. upon the estate of C. A. deceased, b . . notice is hereby to the of tO said estate to present their claims, duly . Settlement the authenticated, to the undersigned on or j next Or all before the day of September, 1893. . , j or this notice will be plead it. bar of Claims Will he placed their recovery. All persons Indebted to fa hands Of OUr at- said estate are notified to make via ., ate payment to the I The books can be found with Mr. Lang who will duly receipt for all payments. Oct. Assignee. U h. PATRICK. Altars, of C. M. A. Griffin, In Hot Weather a cup if beef tea made from Company's Extract of Beef will be refreshing and beneficial. This Extract keeps for length of time in th- hottest climate. Be sure and get Company's and avoid loss aim It is stilted that a Cleveland county colored named Abe wears a number shoe. We bet a man with that much will not be a J class party The Orange Observer rises to remark that from the results in Alabama. Arkansas, Florida and Georgia, the assets of the Third party are very small but their lie-abilities are A CARD, ad- To the Farmers of Pitt and joining It is with pleasure beg to announce that we have just con- arrangements to buy Cotton Seed, and direct for the Factories. We have an order for all the Cotton Seed we can buy, and the highest market price. We pay the same price for that the mills pay and have a full supply of sacks on hand for sale cheap. It will pay you to see before shipping or selling your We orders from the largest Peanut factory in this to buy all the Peanuts we can, and they allow us to pay the same they pay, so yon will make money by selling Sell here and save freight charges commissions. We Cotton seed in bulk, and Rice and in sacks. Young N. C SALVATION For Rent. A large two-story brick store in the Block, Greenville, just splendid room, with patent tor, counters, and drawers. Apply to V n. II. LONG. Greenville, X. C. TO THE PUBLIC. If you want to save----- n tin- purchase of a PIANO and from Ten to Fifteen Dollars in the purchase of an Organ address ADOLPH COHN, MEW If. C. Agent for North I who is now handling goods direct from the as GRADE for tone, and and endorsed by nearly all the musical In the United Made by Paul G. who is at this time one of the best mechanics and in- of the day. Thirteen patents on this high grade Piano- Also the A RIGHT which has been sold by i him for the past j Monday before the 1st Monday of March part of this Mate and up to this time Ma- I given entire satisfaction. The For Sale on Easy Terms Double Store In Greenville. I offer tor sale on terms the large Double Store side cf street, east of Evan- street, with lot fronting feet on Fifth by feel deep. A splendid bargain. Apply at once to Win. H. FOR We have tor sale at Black county, a good Cotton Gin, CO saws, and a good Grist Mill, the rocks of Moore county grit. These are as good as new and will be sold cheap. to J. B. KILPATRICK, Mills. X. C. or G. W. Venters, Calico, N. C. Dissolution. The firm of Culley and Edmonds is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the will pay the same to Herbert Edmonds, Edmonds. An;. 1892. It gives me pleasure to announce to our customers that I will continue the business the old stand. Every com- fort and convenience will be found in my shop. First-class shave and haircut can be had at all limes. Thanking the public for past I solicit of the same. ii. in hi Action for Divorce. Henry t Pitt County, against . Sheppard In Superior Court. The Defendant above named, is here- by notified to be and appear before the J of our Superior Court, at a Court to be held for the County of Pitt, at the Court House In Greenville, on the 8th Piano just mentioned will he old at from in Rosewood, Oak, Walnut or eases. Also the CROWS PARLOR ORGAN from to in solid or Oak Ten years experience in music has him to handle nothing but standard goods and he does not hesitate to say he Can sell any instrument about per cheaper than other agents arc now offer. to all banks In Eastern Carolina. 1898, and answer the complaint which will be deposited the office of the clerk the Superior Court of said within tho first three of said term, and let said Defendant take notice that if she fall to answer the said complaint within the time required by law the will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In complaint. Hereof fail not. Given under hand and seal of said Court, this 12th day Sept. E. A. Clerk Court. We buy direct from the and can and will sell low down. Our consists in of Marble Top Walnut Halts, Solid Oak Suits, Sixteenth Century Finish Suits, Walnut Finish Suits, Marble Top Bureaus Wood Top Bureaus and Ward Robes, Buffers, and Side-Boards, Walnut Bedsteads, Bedsteads of all grades and colors, Wire and Beds and Cradles, Marble Top and Wood Top Tables, Solid Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Solid Oak and Rocker, Fancy Reed and Wood Rockers, Chairs of all grades, Lounges, Bed Springs, Mattresses, We are headquarters for FURNITURE and extend to all a cordial invitation to call on us when in want of any goods as we carry one of the best stocks of MERCHANDISE ever kept our town. Yours truly, J. B. K W AT THE STAN p. AT THE OLD STAND We have bought of the Assignee the above stock amounting to worth CLOTHING, worth CLOAK, worth DRESS GOODS, worth HATS, And a full line of and Unbleached Domestics, Calicoes, This is by far the st stock in town and will be sold strictly at cost. Goods must be sold. BROWN HOOKER, GREENVILLE, M. C. Special facilities for handling Seed In any quantity from all Tar River Landings. Oar Load Lots taken from any point in Eastern North Carolina and Virginia. BAGS FURNISHED FOR SHIPPING SEED AL AND HULLS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Oil Mills, N. C. Mills on Tar River River AT prices and term. write K. V. . Tarboro, N. C Sec .-mil beta. Washington Way

THE REFLECTOR. Personal. Ml. Confederate Reunion. Local I. i- Hie Mr. I, v. j Mis-i It is dry and time in Raleigh this week. Have you done so Registered. The weather continues beautiful. The MM Ma i i Ml blast. ion unfavorably on the the day tor the innovation, I failed to find into of iV who that Mr. Miller re- of th. X ft fee for h; Bureau officiate are v r- Lena C. i;. the b to be much work d up ow life visiting the family of G. F. Smith. j,, enjoyment of the made by Capt. J. M. Lee, an army Mr. I. H. render , -J. AM ho can do so are officer who was detailed by Gen. , . . . . . j i I Miles, commander of depart- o and l to M baskets.-------- . to j.;. The James Grape. j gate the matter, that they had The has to thank Messrs. proved a claim for for Allen Son, of Greenville. Pitt counsel fees and paid out the The family of Ir. P. Brown have waved into the house Bros. at just in at recently purchased. The social club gives a dance every two weeks. Cheap-MM Store. p. aunt bags at the Old The of the corn crop com- The Xi Home Sawing Machine for at Brown Mb What a regular pow-wow tin y had here Saturday. New Home Sewing Machine- and all machine parts at Brown Bros. f Superior it is in this week. Rev. A. Hunter and Mrs. Hunter left Monday for Cary. Mr. Hunter Mill attend Mt Association which meets in Wake county. W. Davis, of Washington, preached to a large congregation in the church here last Friday night. Every one present enjoyed his sermon and our people would hear him again. FARMS FOR SAM. You cannot register after the Attend to it at once. Sorghum cooking is in progress with farmers who raise cane. New Cream Cheese and Y. Stale Butter at the Old Brick Store. Heading our tobacco de- part it i.- always good. There was a large crowd in town Sat- mostly colored people. Want to cat something good Boss at tile Old Brick Store. Pal your gun back in rack and wait until Nov. to shoot partridges. Cheap.-t and Mattresses at the Old Brick Store. did not nip all the straw hat-, but freeze a HI lake Ca-h given for Produce, Hides. Egg ; and Fur.-at the Old Store. More was brought lo Greenville Saturday than on any day of tin- so far. The date of the is Nov. j 1-t to Jill Get something ready to ex- Ail is not gold that glitters, and every- thing is not a James that look- black. Fir-t of the fancy buck- wheat and cherry icily at the Old Brick Store. . There just ten more day- in which you can register. Do not continue U neglect this. Come see our new goods, can soil you in both and price. Brown Pro-. The Union of the church will be held at Mildred October to Willoughby says Food -i good hoc cholera. At the Old Store. Attention i- called to the notice T. Superior Court of county. The Fair Nov. 1st to is going to be a good one in every respect. Take a day and go. Polities occupies so much time that it looks like trade will not get to be real brisk until the election is over. If it be true that early frosts predict a hard winter you had just as well lay la a good of fuel and heavy clothing. There will be line exhibits of poultry and all farm products at the Fair. Be sure and go. Three week- from to-day and the will all be over. What a hustling will take place in the meantime Bulb- now ready for double and single, all colors. each. per dozen, by Allen Warren A Son. t The dedication of the new Church of Christ at Kinston has been postponed. The date will be fixed and announced later. Liberal are offered for the lest exhibits at the Fair. There is no reason why Pitt county cannot win some of them. ; There has been right much variating and changing, but first thing you know cold weather set down on us sure enough. Large lot Ladles Cloaks, latest styles, at Brown Bros. If size wanted not in stock can have it made to order on short notice. A heavy snow storm was raging in Colorado last week, destroying life and stock. People out there had better come South. Happy and content is a home with the Rochester, a lamp with the light of the For write Rochester Lamp Co., New York, t Nineteen joined the church at Ayden as a result of the tabernacle meeting re- conducted there Mrs. Car- Mr Pender had a trap with three big rats in it on exhibition before his hard- ware store yesterday morning. It drew a crowd. If you have changed your into another township you must register in the one in which you now live or you cannot vole. Candidates for Constable should bring in their orders for tickets and get them before the rush which usually comes close to the election. The Disciples Convention meets at on Thursday of next week and con- through Sunday. It will be a large gathering. The season is arriving when those papers which do not have cash in ad- arc asking delinquent subscribers to haul them some wood. Writing paper is higher but prices have not been advanced at the Reflector Book Store. Better supply yourself before the present cheap stock is gone. The Beaver Dam and Little Creek base ball played a match game on the above At the end of five the game stood If to favor of Beaver Dam. Bill came through last week putting an attractive for the fair and Mount tobacco Both occur the same week and will lie interesting occasions. Sunday lief ore last St. John's church, near in this county, a as by tire. The fire originated from a defective flue while the Sunday School was in progress. Riverside Nursery had Japanese per- tree three feet high which bore large persimmons this season. The tree was taken up with all the fruit on it and -cut to the Raleigh Read on editorial page tin-extract from the National Republican, then read on first page what Mr. Harrison said when he heard from Georgia, and see what you think i- their opinion on the Force bill. The Heard of County Commissioners to-morrow to look after the tax listen. Tho-c aha have trying to dodge their taxes 1-y failing to list may expect to receive cue attention. Did you ever behold more disgraceful proceedings than the n rum- puss here Sal e are B Hindi I lag, if white men are going to sanction such by voting directly or Indirectly with the Republicans. Friday. list, is a legal holiday. It is called Columbus day and celebrates the four hundredth anniversary of the dis- of America. Most of schools the country will observe the day with appropriate exercises. Ibis has a line fail for saving hay. ran a ill sec hundreds of Pin county farmers buying northern hay ail winter. Tin y talk hard times and abuse the northern fellow- because In- has the money, however. They having a big in this week with the exposition and centennial. But they ought to have hail Sir Walter hat that ft id raptured for the put it on one of the Boats. To accommodate our increasing patron-1 age the office put la another job press week, ll t- the pies- we could buy and is a regular little hummer. With three now we are able to furnish with any kind of work without delay. county, for basket of the elegant James grape. They write that they have just closed their shipments of these grapes, the shipments having been between 3.0011 and lbs., which they sold at per pound at the vineyard. They to Chicago lbs. to be kept in cold storage for the World's Fair. Orders for grapes keep coming in. but they have to turn Banal down. These are original growers of the James grape Charlotte Cotton Book. The is to Latham. Alexander Co . commission merchants of New York, for a copy of their book on Movement and There is no more inter- work of the kind It is beautifully contains the annual tables of receipts, con- acreage, total visible supply, ions, and much other matter con- with the cotton trade that can be found nowhere else in such convenient form. A special article of the number is Centennial Sketch of the Cotton Trade of the Vi Slat return written by Mr. Thomas Ellison, of Li pool. This hook is not published for sale, but for tons distribution among their and f. COTTON MARKET. by Bros. Va. Oct. lac and the cotton i- sill making hi valley to- with the dull condition of trade abroad the rise of Id. in silver in Lou-ion and New- especially in the Continent, has imported rather a m ire tone to the market and it looks as if values unless trade abroad prove. The stock in Liverpool gained 33.000 bales during past week, which in the overloaded of the mar- is not encouraging. The market i- quoted dull, prices in favor at a decline of i-a-I l days. The port receipts for the week were bales against last Port receipts since September bales against for the same time but year, -bowing a decrease to date of bales. The interior for the week were bales for the same week last year. Interior-lock bales against 211.140 the same last year. Below we give, a- c h last year. IX bales. 1801 VISIBLE bales. After the, adjournment of the convention Saturday chairman Barnhill said want to make a public apology to every lover of the American flag for throwing a Hag upon the when I snatched it from the hand of a trailer. I regret that I did not hold the flag and hurl the traitor to the floor in- He requested the to -av much for him. NORFOLK MARKET. As wired by Bros. Va., Oct. 18th, 1892. II Good Middling, Middling. Low Middling, Good Ordinary, Tone. i; 7-1 c firm. Steady J. B. Cherry at Co. to-day call special attention to their splendid line of which any purchaser who is Interest- ed in getting a good article at a low price ought to examine. They buy furniture direct from manufacturers and in such quantities as enables them to give their a low prices as can be had anywhere. They also have the best all around stock of general merchandise to be found in this market. Died. Mr. Arthur Kennedy, a young man who lived about miles above Greenville, had a yellow chill Sunday and died Mon- night. His remains were interred yesterday, lie was an upright young man and we extend our sympathies to his widowed mother. Carolina is all Right. We learn the class party candidates spoke at last Saturday, and had just out to hear number being the full strength of the party in Carolina township. At a speak- the night before one of the lies was reported as saying that when they get into power they intend to alter the law and abolish our present system of county government. White men of Pitt county had think well before supporting such men. They are playing exactly in the hands of the Republicans. money thereon without warrant of law or equity. The money was Slid to J. D. B. and John D- Miles, of Kan- and M- G- Reynolds, of St Louis, out of the to pay for the lands the and Indians, and Capt. says the alleged j contract upon which it was paid was no contract at all, having been obtained from some of ans by fraud and bribery. Rey- one of the lawyers who pocketed this big fee, is a of Secretary Noble, a which was not overlooked by the officials who passed upon and approved the so-called contract, it is said that Noble has with Secretary Elkins for allowed the charge to be published. Congress will ho ask- ed be these Indians to repay them this money which was, they will claim, and Lee says they can prove, fraudulently deducted from the amount appropriated for them and paid to lawyers who never did therefor. probably be fully investigated by Congress. Representative of Kentucky, who has been taking an active part in the campaign, pass- ed through Washington this week. He regards the election of Cleve- land and Stevenson and a Demo- House as certain. He Republicans have shown very few signs of from the terrible defeat of 1890. feel no hesitation in predicting that Cleveland will carry New York by think his majority will be between that and I have been through Indiana twice and have talked with a good many of our folks who have been studying the situation there. I regard the State as surely T talked with Mr. Stevenson and Commissioner Black, who is running as tho Dem- for Congressman at-large for Illinois, and they confident that the Democrat- State and Black will be elected, aid are hopeful of carrying the State for Cleveland. As for the South, it is ti day more solid than ever The White House is a very. Tery Bad place since the lust of the of Mrs. Harrison was given up. Mr. Harrison's up is really pitiable. The doctors say that Mrs. Harrison may live a month or may die in a few hours. Mill. -I BOUGHT THE- Which is admitted the stock of good in Eastern Carolina In order to make room for these I will at once off my entire in Greenville at greatly prices. If you want THE Call at my Greenville store Opposite Old Brick Store. n. c correspondent gives us Republican Convention. At the Republican meeting held here Saturday II. was made and J. J. Moore secretary. Nine townships had representatives in the Beaver Dam, Bethel. Carolina, Falkland, and Swift Creek. The following ticket was nominated Senate, T. W. C. Moore; House of Rep- B. at W. James J. N. Bennett; Sheriff. G. A. Reg- of Deeds, J. J. Cox. were made for Treasurer, Coroner or Surveyor. In The Ring. Our Wilson the Wilson witnessed Friday night, Oct. 14th. a regular to on the and Sullivan order. rules, be- tween Jim Artist, one of Greenville's city barbers, and Ben Jones, of Wilson, both colored. Time was called at o'clock P. M. The light was originally arranged between Artist and Phillips, but Phillips not feeling very well and fearing the sledge hammer blows that was to follow- from politely de- and Ben. who was ready to grasp the gate fees and who said he needed it in his business, st to the front and after some made his appear- in the ring, and from the second round it was evident that the crowd's favorite would be and sure enough on the 10th round Jim Artist was knocked out and Ben Jones declared the not in official capacity. dinner. WASHINGTON LETTER. Front our Regular Correspondent. Wash D. C- Oct everything to save the National That is tho sub- stance of the confidential order- that has to every Re- publican district boss in several close and doubtful States. Do you know what it means It means that the reports received by the Republican managers from every congressional district the country have convinced them of the impossibility of getting a ma- of the nest House of and that they are going to up the tight for Congress- men in the close and doubtful States, and to sacrifice even those candidates who are running in Republican districts, if votes can be traded them so as to increase the vote for the Re- electoral ticket in those New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Indiana are the States in which this trading is to be attempted. It is a bold scheme, but it is to be and nearly all of tho Republican can- for the House who are to become victims have been, between pressure and promises, made to therein; . a few are but they will probably be whipped in some way or other. There can be little doubt that the object of the Republicans in bringing the question of the con- of the new Michigan electoral law, providing for the election of Presidential electors by Congressional districts instead of electing all of them on one tick- et, before the U. S Supreme Court, is to obtain a political de- similar to the notorious to decision of 1877. The was argued before the court this week, and Republicans are boldly claiming that the law will be declared unconstitutional be- fore election; but it is hardly probable that a majority of the court will sanction the claim by voting for such a decision. The case as brought before the court is a private one, and contrary to all precedent, tho Attorney-General of the United States appeared as the leading counsel on the side; but he is hardly to blame for taking such an unusual course, as it is stated by those in a position to know, and generally believed that he was acting under the orders or the Republican boss- es. All the same it was an proper proceeding, although probably not illegal. This was re by the Attorney General himself, who took especial pains to it known that he appeared in the case private counsel and Law- k Household Remedy FOR ALL BLOOD Botanic Blood It Cure ULCERS, SUIT I It Hires RHEUM. ECZEMA, every i malignant SKIN ERUPTION, I aides being efficacious In toning up the A system and restoring the constitution, Impaired horn any oust. Its I almost supernatural healing properties I justify us In guaranteeing a curt, II directions are SENT FREE or BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Gs. Notice. tho Superior Court. Purvis i vs for Relief THE STATE OP To Martin are hereby commanded to summon PURVIS. de- above named, if he be found within your county, to be and appear be- fore Judge of our Superior Court, at a Court to be held for the county of Mar- tin the Court House in Williamson mi l-t of December, and answer the complaint will lie deposited In the office of the Clerk of Superior Court of said county, within the Brat three days of said term, lei the said defendant take if he fail to answer the complaint within the time required by law the will apply to the the relief ; in the complaint. Hereof fail not and of this summons duo re- turn. Given under my hand this day of August. CRAWFORD, C. S. C. Martin County. New Straight s. Large We are still making a specially of AN We have a first class assortment and soil close. get our Do not fail to Prices Low, Terms Easy, FOR SALE L. home term, Bea township, land if T. and II. A tine MO with good and adapted to corn, l and to- A line marl bed. A farm near Ayden and on railroad, formerly own- ed hf Caleb It Tripp, which are cleared. Hood hood, and a within mil. Plenty of nail on the adjoin- farms A farm of Main as, three miles from and u- viii-. with lame. dwelling and out house., known as the I. P. Beard tie; place, Una cotton tend, clay accessible marl. A smaller farm the above known as the Jones place, acres. barn tenant land good. A farm of acres In ship. about miles from acres cleared. Bart of the tract. Part of the BOT farm. acres, the town of Marlboro, I- in an improving and can lie made a valuable A small farm of acres, about miles from Greenville, on In Well Swamp, with house, etc., for- owned by i ALSO A. tract of annul near One the station, with limber well for i lies. A t rift of a ho ill acres In township, near the tail- road, pine A traM of lull acres near pine and Apply to t. II. N. r. ESTABLISHED 1875. S. M. SCHULTZ, AT THE OLD STOKE AND MERCHANTS BUT their year's supplies will find their interest to get our prices before complete n all its branches PORK SIDES FLOUR, SUGAR RICE, TEA, Ac. Lowest Market TOBACCO SNUFF t CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, you to buy at one profit. A com stock always on hand and sold at prices to guilt the I Out goods are all bought sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to sell at a close margin. Respectfully, S. M. SCHULTZ. l now to show her customers the ------latest styles in------ Fall and Winter Mrs. has just From Baltimore where she attend Pd ail the large openings, and made very best selections for here. My pertaining to the millinery trade and be sold at price-. Mrs. M. II. Greenville, N. C. t. A. W AM 1ST. C. rum ion fin inn inn Half Rolls Bundles New Arrow Ties. Sin ill Pull ream choice i Lard. Boxes Tobacco, all Brad Boxes t and i Han -is Stick Candy. Coin Ax P. Snuff Barrels Railroad Mills Barrels Three Car load Bib Side Meat load Car Ion I all glides. I Keys Her. Tons Shot. old Virginia Slier mis. line Case and everything kept in a grocery and for all of machines are sold by us Respectfully, BROWN BROS., Depositors for American Bible Society. General Merchant, O. tin------- S. o- Tax Notice. I attend at the following times and places for the purpose of collecting the States and County taxes due tor the year Thursday, October Saturday, October Haddock's X Roads, Tuesday, Gardner's X Thursday, Calico, Friday, October Save yourself and the collector trouble by promptly at these appoint- J. A. K. Sheriff Notice to Creditors. The undersigned having duly qualified before the Superior Court ClerK of Pitt county as Executor to the last will and testament of Edney Galloway, deceased notice is hereby given to all persons in- to the to make immediate payment lo the undersigned, and all per- sons having claims against said estate must present the same for payment be- fore the 1st October, 1893, or this no- will be plead in bar of recovery. This 28th day of 1802. EDWARDS, Executor of Galloway. Salts The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin and positively cures Piles, or no nay required. It is guaranteed to perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price cents box. For sale at Drug Store. on hand a lint of Cooking Stoves, Kitchenware, Tin- ware, Lamp Goods Oils, Glass and Putty. We make cur own stove pipe and pans of cold lulled steel which is far the most durable. We don't try to keep tin goods town, out iT yon want to get the most value for your money give a call. test White Oil per gallon. Tin Roofing and Guttering less the Tariff. S- E. PENDER . O. HAIR BALSAM , Saab i-i b to I'll Color. -i train .- ft bur yen of all of political VAUGHAN BARNES, COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ship your Cotton to the above old established house and you em draw tho day you ship Tor value your shipment. Wills twenty years experience in the Commission Business, plenty of means and every other possible facility for handling Country Produce, especially Cotton, to the very best advantage and with prompt dispatch, we respectfully solicit the patronage of old and new friends, believing that we prepared In every way to do is well for you as any house In the country. Faithfully yours. G. E. HARRIS. --DEALER IN I; Q. COTTON PLANTER dealer in Brackets, Turned or Scrolled Work, Pews and nil Building Supplies. My Tobacco in all sites are for sale at S. M. Schultz -t Co., and at my mill. Will make satisfactory arrangements with to furnish their customers. It. Pitt Co., C. c. U. conn, put Co., X. c COBB BROS., to Cobb Bros. Cotton Factors -AND- Commission Merchants, NORFOLK, VA. Correspondence Solicited. THE OF era lo the Pitt and count a line of the following goo not to be excelled In this market. And an pure straight GOODS nil kinds, CLOTHING, GOODS. II ATS and CAPS, HOOTS and LA and CHILDREN'S and GOODS, WINDOWS, SASH and BLINDS, and WARK, HARDWARE, PLOWS and PLOW CASTING. LEATHER kind, Gin and Mill Hay, Rock k Paris, and I I and HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Agent O. N. T. Spool Cotton which I offer to the trade at Whole Jobber price, per dozen, less per cent for Cash. Bread P lentil rep- and Star Lye at Jobbers Prices, Lead and pure Lin seed Oil, Varnishes and Paint Colors. Cucumber Wood Pumps, Salt and Wood and Willow Ware. Nail a specialty. Give mo a and I guarantee satisfaction. Seeing is And a lamp be simple; when it is not it is not good. mean much, but to see will the truth more forcibly. All metal, tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only, it is absolutely unbreakable. Lite Aladdin's of old, it is indeed a for its mar- light purer and brighter than gas light, than electric light and more cheerful than either. If the the Rochester, the lo us for our new and ill a lamp by over from I in World. CO., Park Place, CUt- J. L. SUGG. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, GREENVILLE, N. C SUGG t OLD All placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS companies At lowest current rates. AM FOB A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE

FOR THE crop tobacco. OF THE H- Was a big success and shows how well prepared we are to handle your tobacco. It is considered by all that we have the best lighted Warehouse in the State. Every Farmer Selling on our Floor will be guaranteed the. very highest prices for their Tobacco J Assistants. Satisfaction to Some Sales recently made at the Greenville Warehouse. Compare them with other houses. 12.75,8. X. W. 10.25. II. 15.25. 13.75, 13.50. RANDOLPH 18.75. 13.75, 12.75, 8.75. II. 18.75. 8.25. A P. 13.75 13.13, 7.35. IVY 12.50, 16.75, JESSE SMITH 12.25. 10.25. 5.10. X. 17.50, 15.75, 7.50. 18.75. 17.75, 12.25. TURN AGE 25.50. 11.75.8. 13.75, 15.75. 0.75. 8.25. BILL 19.50, 18.25, J. II. 13.25, 10.75, 7.75. M. E. 39.50, 18.50, 12.75. 16.25. M. K. 16.75, 16.75, 10.25, 12.75, 12.75, M. R. 13.75, 20.50, 17.75, 12.75, 7.75. MISS pounds at BILL 13.50, 12.50, II. J. 8.50. KITTRELL 14.25, 10.50, 8.25. J. E. S. 10.76, 10.50. ERNEST 25.50,25, 23.50, 10.25, 5.20. THIGPEN 13.50, 10.25. Storage and Insurance Free G. F. EVANS, Proprietor; GREENVILLE N. C. 72- W- BUYS ON References and type samples furnished on application. HESTER CO., GREENVILLE N. C. -o- BUYERS AND HANDLERS OF ALL KINDS OF Leaf Tobacco, and Refers to any member of the Tobacco Trade of Greenville, N. C. Correspondence Solicited. EASTERN TOBACCO WAREHOUSE GREENVILLE N. C. -FOR THE- TOBACCO DEPARTMENT SALE OF LEAF TOBACCO. We are having daily breaks at our New Warehouse and are using our very best efforts to get as high prices for your tobacco as can be had anywhere. . The Greenville market will be on an equal with every market in the State. The Eastern Ware- house has every convenience for selling your to- and we will see that every pound brings full value. Ample Accommodation for the Planter. FREE INSURANCE. FREE STORAGE. Give us a trial and we will please you. Your friends, The Eastern Warehouse Mr. It. I. the at an average Warehouse, Henderson, is ready for new chop tobacco. He highest prices. Mr. J. J. Willis, of Danville, was on breaks here bust week. The old reliable Is Cooper's Ware- house, Henderson. Send your tobacco there. Cooper is the friend. A tobacco market will be opened at on the railroad on the 20th inst. Remember if you send your tobacco to Cooper's Warehouse, Henderson, you will obtain high prices and be happy. Try it. The big cigarette factory of Bros., in York, was de- by lire. about The first new tobacco of the season was sold by Harris, Co., Hen- N. C. They are always at the front. The best break of last week on Friday. The warehouses hail good that and prices were well up. Here is Rood news to the farmer. Sell tobacco as Warehouse, Kooky Mount, and you will be pleased every time. J Handsome the Mount Tobacco Exposition, Nov. 2nd, have been put up. All should go. Ship your tobacco to Cooper's Ware- house, Henderson, and he will work honestly and faithfully for your best interest. Another week of weather that was not very for handling tobacco, but the breaks were lair every day last week. Ship your tobacco to Berger's Ware- house, Mount, and rest assured that you will get satisfactory returns from every sale. X The Landmark of the 7th says that the output of to- manufacturers will be percent. greater this year than last. Have you heard the news What Those Hue prices Eastern Warehouse got for tobacco last week. Try and you will be happy. J The finest tobacco on the of the Greenville Friday was in by Mr. J. T. Edwards and ho got such prices as to go Hume happy. Label tobacco Eastern Warehouse and ship it to Greenville. Sales every good prices every tune and to everybody. J The tobacco market at Wilson is doing a big business this year. The Advance says that from to are paid out every week for the weed. Greenville is your market and the Fasten. Warehouse is the place to get high prices. Bring us a load of line to- and be Did yen ever try Merger's Rocky Mount Make them a trial on something line and if they don't give you the best pi ice- going the old man will eat the pile. J The report of the sales for the past three year show the follow- official 1889-90, 1890-91, 1391-92, Say, where are you going V Bight straight to Berger's Warehouse, Rocky Mount. are you going there for To sell my tobacco. They give tip top prices every time. J Again we remind our farmers to get some good ready for the Mount Exposition, Nov. 2nd. county can get some of the in gold to be paid out that day. On Aug. 11th, Cooper's Warehouse, Henderson, sold new primings for It. It. Can at 15.50, and and for F. T. Carr at 4.50 10.50 15.75 and Cooper can make as good sales for you. Ten new double size sky lights were put in the Eastern Warehouse last week and it is now as bright as a dollar in- side. You cannot find two better light- ed warehouses anywhere than those in Everything about Harris, Gooch business is conducted strictly on business, principles, they do what they say will be surpassed by none. They do not run by gas or wind. Their motto is makes the mare A farmer sold a good lot of tobacco here Friday and averaged a little above net. He said that he told some of the same tobacco in Richmond two weeks ago and it did not net but an average cf Come on with your tobacco to Green- ville and sell it at the Eastern Ware- of room, plenty of buy- stables, free storage, free in- and high prices, you want more than Mi's If so come on and we will satisfy you. J The of Green-1 ville, N. C, has opened a tobacco de- In its columns, and a one is. There is not a better all around weekly in the State than the Re- Tobacco . Berger's Warehouse, Rocky Mount, is large, well lighted, has every for the farmer and every con- for handling tobacco. Try them and you will be satisfied with the result. J up, gentlemen, and bid lively ; this Is tobacco, the best that's going. Give him oh, make it That is the kind of music you hear at Berger's Rocky Try them with a shipment of your beet tobacco, J One of the largest shipments of leaf to- made from Winston in some time was the car load shipment which left here last week. It was shipped by Mess. Gorrell, and went to Ken- Tobacco Journal. Gooch lieu X. C, arc making a specialty of eastern to- and they have for several years past paid the best prices for eastern to- as many will testify, though ; Mount CO K position , ;,. ;, the Argonaut. Every c buy r from the neighboring town and from a distance I- cordially invited to attend and we intend to have them here. We want all the farmer near lad far to begin at once to get their tobacco ready. Strip It out and bring your very best and try for a premium. We have ample facilities for handling and selling and we promise better Own ever fore. It is really marvelous what strides Mount has made In this direction. Those who have not been her.- lately will at the extensive to the market facilities. Wilde was a very active month I September from all indications went it better, and indicates an usual state of activity. The output for the month will run in the neighborhood of pounds of cigarettes, cigars and more than pounds of Muff, as we have return In fr m districts gating pounds of cigars, cigar, tic and pounds of snuff, and the other districts to hear usual output will swell the totals close to the figures above given This will make September about 800,0.0 pounds better In tobacco, a little in cigars, 15,000.000 in cigar- and to pounds better ill snuff than To- Journal. OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTS THE VERY BEST. STYLE; HANDSOME AS ANY TEN-CENT CIGAR. PRICEs FIVE FOR TEN CENTS. TRY THEM For week ending Saturday, O-t. Report d by Joyner n a-, i to to to to to to to to W to Reported by Owen Davis, Manager Davis MARKET Market . Break- heavy during the past week. generally very satisfactory to Sellers. are strangers on our breaks and they are seen go like cakes on a elicits at high prices. of Trade met to-day and re-elect- ed old officers. It was agreed to have it incorporated at once. Our and Henderson especially are determined not to be led. hut to lead. By J. O. Gravely, Reporter. report received for this issue. QUOTATIONS. Primings c . line Killers common good lo fine line Smokers common good Cutters common fine Wrappers normal. I to to to to to to to ID to Reported by A. I report received for Ibis issue. By J S. Meadow-. Reporter. Smokers common, to good, s to Cutters common. to good. to fine, ii to Killers common. to good, IS to Wrappers common, to IS good, line, to fancy, lo Market active for all grades and prices very satisfactory to tanners. Our sales has-e been very the past month. We will soon reach the one million mark. WILSON By K. M. Reporter. We have had lively sales all Ibis week, iii the quantity sold and prices obtained. QUOTATIONS. Alex. Reporter. This week the quality of the offerings generally were more undesirable than last week, only a sprinkling of good to fine leaf, for the best which was obtained. ; ts for year to date last years Offerings of 1891 sold to date 1890 crop sold in 1891, 1889 crop sold in Sales for week, month and year, with 1891 1890 Week Month Year Louisville market Bullock Mitchell, Owners and Proprietors. for Big Average stand, whore we are better prepared Una ever before to In advantage the Hue bright Tobacco from the r Belt. We a very corps of who are anxious for New Tobacco and are willing to pay good for it. stands well on oat market and is eagerly sought after both by our order in and ill . W. are very glad that we can say to the of an I counties that tobacco has better year thin we have in and that look for good prices during the Hogshead can had OP by those planters shipping to us, by applying to M. x. C, Amos ti. Cox, that we hid lively on every pile upon our ll or n id Ii la of ail that sell, will see to it that you shall have highest market price sold with it you nothing the are payable in Mew York Exchange without e to d to try a with good shipment we will you th u we i i i I w y back and that we every time o big k will have your tobacco graded for you In our house I i Thanking our friends for v liberal r b d up in us In the past and them our yew efforts to . Hi In the ii lire, we arc with best wishes, Very truly your friends, BULLOCK MITCHELL, Oxford, X. c NOVEMBER Rocky will have her Second Annual on the 2nd day of next November. IX GOLD BE PAID OUT. Ho Tobacco re- for after night a. o'clock. 1st, All preparations have been made to make one of the Expo-it ever held in the State, and on that day the Queen City of Golden Leaf Tobacco Bell will open gates and a right i welcome to all. Borers from all over will be here. dale, 2nd, r of- for all alike. t honest to pay a big talker they They do not consider two prices for his tobacco and get his poorer neigh- for Mr. G. T. Tyson, the Beaver Dam had a load of One tobacco at the Eastern Friday. Some of It sold as high as Alex always makes a lot of fuss over Tyson's tobacco. He Is hoarse yet over that Fri- day Some of the best cures of tobacco are those made by men recommended by Gooch ft Co., of Henderson, N. C. Their prices are always up with the add their market up with any. crop to to 2.60 Com. to 4.50 2.75 to Medium to Good to Com. to Medium to Good In merchantable Hopeless, Yet From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E. of S. D. we taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and Dually Consumption. gave me up, saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up lo my Saviour, determined if i could not stay with my friends on earth. I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to got Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I have It a trial, took all eight bottles; it has cured me, and thank God I am now a well and hearty Trial bottles free at Drug Store, reg- size A Startling About I have made more than post- examinations of rats, and tho more I labored the stronger grew my conviction that the rat, whether of tho field or tho the barn or the, tho sleeping room or the cellar, was to nil alarm- extent the subject of and tho transmitter of and one of the most mischievous to baffle medical science in its effort to get upon the trail of the disease, to check and to eradicate E. Lecture. half a century of uninterrupted success In cure of cough, cold and consumption has given to Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a reputation not i by any other similar remedy. t Is m sovereign cure for nil dresses pf the sod chest. CASTS DRAYS. My Factory s well equipped with the best Mechanics, put up nothing but first-class work. We keep up with the limes and the improved styles Best material used in all work. All styles of Springs arc you can select from Brewster, Coil, Ram Horn, King We also keep on band a full line of Ready Mode Harness Whip- which we ell at the lowest rates. CT Special attentive given to repairing. Greenville-, N. C. Sale. By virtue a Deed -f Trust executed to roe by James K. and wife, Bullock, on the 13th day of October, duly recorded in the office of tho Register of Deeds of Pitt county. In Hook pages and I will ell for cash to the highest bidder at the Court House in Greenville, on Monday, the 7th day of November, a certain tract of land lying and being In county, more described In I Deed of Trust. This 4th day of October, ft; J. E. New Barber Shop. I take this o; return thanks lo my many who have given me their liberal support in the past have opened a new shop in the old Club. and would respectfully solicit a of my former patronage. will assure all that they shall every attention the best shave hair cut in town. All I ask is s trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. of the latest improvements n the t rial art will be use in my shop.