Eastern Reflector

Thoroughly Equipped NEW MATERIAL. Give Us a Trial Order. CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY Friend is a scientific- ally prepared Liniment, every VOL XI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER NO. D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor TRUTH IN TO FICTION. constant use by medical pro- These in unknown MO . HERS FRIEND WILL DO all is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to Mothers mailed FREE, con- valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express on receipt of per FIELD CO., bold a WILMINGTON WEI-DON R. K. and Schedule TRAINS SOOTH. Mo SI, No Apr. 19th, daily Fast Mail, daily dally ex Sun Weldon 12,80 pm B pm Ar I am Ar Tarboro Li Tarboro am CO Ar m pm Ar Ar am No ex Sun. n IS am Ar Ar L-v am hi pm A. Rocky Mount Ar Tarboro Tarboro am Daily except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax 4.22 arrives Scot- laud Neck at 5.15 l. M., Greenville MB P. M., Kinston p. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.30 a. in., Greenville 8.10 a. in. Arriving Halifax a. Weldon 11.15 a. in., daily except Sun- day Trains on Washington Branch have Washington a. m. arrives A. ft R. Junction 9.00 a. in., returning leaves A. K. function n. in., arrives Wash- 8.20 p. m. Dally except Sunday. Connects with trains on lid K. U. and Scotland Neck Branch. Local freight train leaves Weldon Monday, lay and Friday at 10.15 a. m. arriving Scotland Neck 1.05 a. m., Greenville 5.80 p. in., 7.40 p. in. Returning leaves Kinston Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7.20 a. m. Greenville 9.5 a. Scotland p. Weldon 5.15 p. m. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via iV Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day, P M. Sunday On M, arrive N C, is i M, SO P M. Plymouth p. at., 6.22 p. in. anting leave- Plymouth except 6.00 a. in., Sunday 9.08 a. m- X C, JO a in, am. arrive Tarboro, N A Trains Southern Division, Wilson and Branch leave Fayette- ville BO a m. arrive Rowland IS pm. Returning leave Rowland p m. arrive Daily ex- Sunday. Train on Midland N C Branch leave Go daily except Sunday, VI N C, A M. Re lining laves X A M wive N C BO A M. Train No. makes Weldon for all point North daily. All via Richmond, and daily except Sun- day via Bay Line, also at Rocky Mount daily except with Norfolk Carolina railroad for Norfolk and all points via Norfolk. Southbound tram on Wilson ville Branch is No. Northbound is except Sunday. Train Monet at P M, arrive Nashville P Hope P M. Returning 8.35 A ft, arrives Rocky Mount A except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves for Clinton except Sunday, i Of ISA lean ton at A M, and P. M. cornice at War-aw and Trains No. South and North will stop only at Rocky Mount, Wilson, and Magnolia. General J. It. KENLY, Supt Transportation T. -M agent Notice to Shippers. In to make more convenient and economical use of the vessels now em- ployed in the North Carolina and thus to serve the inter- of shippers, the undersigned have decided to merge their respective line between Not folk and and Washington. into one be known as foe h folk, i Direct LINK. Connecting at Norfolk The Bay line, for Baltimore. The Clyde Line, for Philadelphia. The Old Dominion lire, for New York. The Merchants ii Miners Line for ton and Providence. The Water Lines for Richmond, Va., and Washington, D. C. At with The Atlantic A North Carolina B. R. At Washington with The Tar Steamers. Also Calling at Island. N C. The new line will m Service, with such additional failings as suit the needs the NO ADVANCE The direct service of f new steamers and the freedom from handling, are among the great advantages Line offers. The following gentlemen have been appointed Agents of the New John K. at Norfolk, Va. John Son, at H. Gray, at M. S. C. M Island- J. J. at Greenville, The will Norfolk on May 18th, from wharf on Water Clyde and between the piers of the Clyde Line ard Old Dominion Steams-hip Co A. V P G M. Oh I Dominions. S Co. A CO. Clyde Line, State Executive Committee, People's Party of North Carol ii a, Chairman's Office, Raleigh, N. C, Oct. F. M. copy of the Mate of the 19th inst,, containing two letters and a sensational write- up by you with reference to a so- called secret political society, of which I am said to be the official head, has been handed me. As you have used the machinery of the party of which you are the official head, together with the Democratic press of the State and nation for its circulation, I hope that your sense of fair play will give the same prominence and wide circulation to this cation. Justice it. If there is North Carolina a secret political society known as or any other name, or if there has been a cal society which controls, or has tried to control, the people, or policy of any political patty, other than the councils of the party itself, I am in ignorance of its ex- Very truly, S. Wilson. Mr. tho request of Mr. S- Otho Wilson, desire, the medium of the press, to lay before the people of North Carolina the above letter, which I think the strongest proof of tho charge ho herein essays to answer. It will be ob- served he does not deny the state- made Messrs Reed and Bell, and makes the single point j that the is not a political i society. In other words, summon-1 ed to the bar of public opinion, his j plea is what is known among the j lawyers as a plea by way of and He ad- i by denying stances which imperatively called for denial, if had been intend- the existence in North Carolina of the He ad- thereby that Messrs. Reed and Bell have correctly described the machinery by which it works, Chiefs, sub-chiefs, thirty select men in each county, each Congressional district, who can be relied on in all meet- He admits thereby that these men are bound by oath, under severe penalties, to execute all orders emanating from their superiors. He admits that he initiated Reed and made him in tho 9th district. Ho admits thereby that he made over- to Bell to join and reveal to bin the secrets of tho Ho admits that he declared the purpose of the band to to pro- mote tho But he says the is not a political society. I leave it to the intelligent pie of the State if this is not a fair interpretation, indeed, the only admissible interpretation, of his letter. These facts being admit or proven, the people will not accept Mr. Wilson s conclusions as to whether they constitute a political society, especially when it is well known he and some of his followers have very eccentric notions about what is political. They will take the facts de- for themselves, and these facts, admitted as I have shown by Mr. Wilson, show a well defined-, secret political organization. What did Mr. Wilson mean when ho told Mr. Bell tho object of tho band was to promote tho movement Did he re- fer to tho of principles adopted at Cincinnati in 1891, which with slight amendment, were afterwards incorporated the St. Louis platform and then adopted at Omaha What could he have meant if not so understood him, for he replied tho scheme was dangerous and would destroy the Alliance and defeat the reform Is there any doubt about what is as the being a political movement Does it not seek to have certain well- defined policies enacted into law, and where in conflict therewith to have the fundamental law changed There seems to considerable on the of some i people in this as to what constitutes political action, but it is hard to believe any can be found O dull as not to see that what was popularly known as the reform I movement was then a political I move, and has continued up to the present time to be one. If Messrs. Reed and Bell's let- left any doubt I think they did in the minds of our people about the here of a secret political society, Mr. Wilson's letter finally removes that doubt. The existence of Gideon's Band in State, and the statements of Messrs. Reed and Bull in refer- thereto not being denied. will, of course, form their of its character and ob- from the statements of these gentlemen. If the order is political, it is lawful ; if the order is not political but merely intended to control and direct the deliberations of the Alliance, then it is an outrage upon the members of, the Alliance, who have not been admitted into per Year, in Advance. WORK IS OUR WEALTH. Richmond Dispatch. Tho Atlanta gives great credit to the Democratic of that State for what they did in tho victory ed on Wednesday, and declares that they deserve flaming laurel from the Democratic No doubt of it. The not only writes and talks and i s money for his party, put his office is and in a vast amount of miscellaneous labor is imposed upon him ; but he rarely complains, though be knows that others will reap where he has sown, and that when at tho close of the content is to made of those who have rendered great service his name will hardly be thought of. So far from it he will be asked to pay tributes to dozens of persons who have not ed to party success tenth as much as ho has. Lack of is bad enough, but the climax is reached when the editor is asked to sit down and award the credit to others for what ho himself has There is where n halt should be called- The Live Business Man n------- LIVE ADVERTISEMENT --------hi n-------- LIVE NEWSPAPER -----where it i read by----- -----That la why he me----- The Eastern Reflector Pimples Blotches it wrong, and that U la throw f Nothing it to in at t S. It it a It harm It it to molt child, to the turf act and it from blood- m fat Fulton. Skin A VOTE FOR CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON MEANS A VOTE FOR HONEST GOVERNMENT, HONEST MONEY, TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY, AND THE DEATH OF THE FORCE BILL. no third party in Grimesland Alliance No 1379, Grimesland, Oct. 1892. To the of Pitt Greeting to our regret many of the Alliance this county and State, from the false position assumed by some of our leaden, regard the Alliance- as a political machine antagonizing our best interests. This is a mis- take, and we would interpose a plea for the Alliance. Believing that a healthy re action will occur peal to the loyal and conservative in this county to re- main within our ranks and battle with us in restoring the Alliance to its pristine purity, and useful- hoping to regain in time this State our former prestige and influence, and yet a power to advance the cause of successful re- form and practical relief. Pitt county Alliance now stands upon the Demands, and with tho aid of our friends desertion leaves us a hopeless mi- at the mercy of those thoughtless brethren goaded into agrarian and by their distresses and too long delayed we can reject tho embodied in the it. Louis Platform. We present our views of tho situation in a series of resolutions offered Pitt county Alliance at its last meeting which they returned to us and are published below as follows A SAD FAREWELL, The Third Party Men to Return, if not, Farewell. to Chronicle. At a meeting of tho alliance, No. Johnston county, N. C, tho following wore adopted October 1892 The alliance of North Carolina, and of other States, has, under the influence of designing men and 8th- That we I perverted tho original intention of as a organization for the order, and contrary to the con- tho mental, moral and industrial thereof, has formed itself, elevation of the farming masses n P, into a new political party ; and not as an adjunct of the party or lever for a partisan Che majority of the machine wherein demagogues of this Alliance have could appeal to the passions and strenuously opposed such a prejudices instead of tho reason of cal movement from its inception ; our people, thereby creating in- therefore it stead of broad-minded liberal men 1st, That the I-armors 6th. That we protest against tho Official Organ of the Alliance, transmuted into n debased bit- and fanatical party sheet. 7th. That we deplore the fact that the President of North Carolina State Alliance is a rabid partisan, and that Alliance prestige and influence is used to advance political and we deny the right of our Pres- to this prostitute his high office for partisan purposes en- dangering the vital principles of the organization and defeating its aims and all chance of agricultural relief and financial reform. A WAIL OF WOE. Orange N. C, Oct. Mr. Grand Old Party, Land of Plenty, N. Y- in a most dick- ens of a fix down here. standing your last remit I am now plum strapped. Me and that feller Plutocrat got into a little rumpus in South Carolina last August, but thank goodness I out though a little disfigured. I practiced up and exercised my muscles till one day we met in Arkansas I just coquetted and with him there and threw the sponge on the first, round. But the other day we met in and Florida, right on the line, and he was seconded by the famous slugger, Wall Street, Esq. and to tell the truth. Paw, a most terrible cyclone struck me. Phase lying newspapers say a cyclone struck you m Maine and About Federal Supervisors The hopes-to of North Carolina, Dr. AV. P. Exum, hold a meeting down at Bull Head, in Greene county, last Mr. Taylor, tho former registrar of that township, which he pronounced a great eulogy on tho said I, Pat Exum. Mr. Taylor says that Pat said in his speech that he had n letter to President Harrison to secure Fed- supervisors for the North Carolina polls, and, that President Harrison had replied to tho advising him how to proceed to secure the desired be- hind every Sir. Taylor defies Dr. Exum to deny that he made this statement in his Bull night meeting. a class of narrow-minded zealots Alliance is, under tho constitution, j Vermont. How did it happen who as enraged vipers bite them- non-partisan, selves to their own destruction. As That tho forming of a a moulder of opinion the Alliance political party is violation of with a clean record would have constitution, destructive to been irresistible, and through its influence we would have secured every relief delivering our people from a bondage fast approaching serfdom, instead of making them their fanaticism oblivious to their best interests and foes to their real friends. now said the the Paw. Now 9th. We earnestly request that it to the only party of Pitt county Alliance any ac- reform, economy, justice and ; on the St. Louis demands proper administration of the I need more please advance me a little more money for the name of our noble ancestry or I shall get a most devil of a walloping November. I got enough light food. M eggs, but I gain much StrengtH from them. Now Paw. please send mo some . m, . , . money right away. Paw, also a I I support the professional trainer of sluggers. j I am affectionate son. order itself and to best interests of the country. 3- That the principles of the A in the true sense of the word are of Democracy and Democratic ticket, as Peoples Party. ,, tho January meeting, when our government. Grimesland, N. C, Oct. members can discuss these -That regret the schism in To county tar dispassionately the light the Alliance, believing that if Brethren the St of reason and free from partisan bad steered clear of politics and Louis Platform will probably bias. worked in the old parties as here- before our county meeting 10th. We regret to announce great good would have on Thursday, 13th, 1892, that many of these remaining with been the result. for and us are inclined to withdraw, but Whereas, These principles have we believe that if the St. Louis driven from this Sub-Alliance more Platform is repudiated, OUT old than half its members who refuse membership will be regained- On to affiliate with organization the contrary the failure of Pitt which they claim to perverted county Alliance to heed our into an instrument of evil, will j A Girl's in A Mr. mid Mrs. limp n Stand Mich, and Messed with a daughter, tour old. April down with with dreadful and turning into a Fever. Doctor at at i i. t ii 6- That are still proud of the constitutional element our or- vain, she grew womb always true, conservative and abiding. To tho of the Alli- who are men we would Farewell, we can ed to such an extent as to allow of evil, will for postponement of action on we members of a the St. Louis Platform will be re-1 not affiliate with I as and severs been Alliance from the injuring rapidly, until ah a mere el aha tried Lr. New Discovery sad the of two and a half bottles, completely cured. , They My Dr. New la worth In gold, yet you may We desire my to our that for roan ere have been telling Dr. King's New tor Consumption, Ir. Pills, Halve and Bitten, and have never handled remedies well, or that have such We not hesitate to tee Mi.-in every time, mid rawly to refund the price. K do not follow their use. won their popularity purely on their smite. Drag If ii money would increase the pin of everything in win to would tho to the people I If a farmer barely makes a living now and you in- crease tho price of what lie sells and has to buy in the same pro portion where is he I If be makes some profit, suppose it does count up morn in number of dollars, would the increased number of dollars more value than the number be is now The increased number would buy no more than the lie now gets, then whore is the benefit To the farmer you will to remodel the laws so he can buy cheaper sell for more Without increasing in the proportion the price of what In; buys, or both. Mr. Cleveland and the Democratic party favor reducing tho tariff, which will en- able the to get a better price for cotton and buy what be has to buy cheaper. That is re- form that will do good. Don't you want that sort of reform Kin i . i i Pratt. GREENVILLE MALE ACADEMY The next Nation, of will brain on Monday, August 211th. The advantage offered will be or to those of any previous Ku- t Ire Ion guaranteed every Hoard can be had rates than at any similar school In Carolina We propose to do the work for boys that hat In the town, challenge proof to the contrary. Terms are as payable Primary English per mouth, Intermediate month. Higher English month. 2.80 each, extra, When you are In town call to see me or write from your homes. will be cheerfully given. If necessary a competent assistant will be employed. Greenville, N. July Peanut Pickers and Cleaners. Will pick and clean bushels a day. Manufactured by Card- well Machine Co., Richmond. Va. Card. I kit. DENTIST, P . tipper floe opposite Photograph Ult. I,. JAM KM, Greenville, N . AS. L. to business, at Tucker A Murphy's old stand. mO. . L. BLOW W, X. C. In all the J. If. ATTORNEY. N. I. A. TYSON, a. v. K. C. Prompt attention given to collection M. II. The Sew calls tho at- of the party can- and all members of that e with you; you have a trial free at party to President Butler's opinion body whose constitution is distort- as and severs peon you are fatally upon their candidacy. The and revolutionary measures as the government ownership of; railroads, Grimesland Alliance, No. 1378, in session this day, j 1st. That we herewith j enter a protest against the time we believe such action now would , , Kt ; We argue that it snows want of be prejudicial to the best interests , . , . ,. moral courage to desert the ship not, a the order your own the as one of the county organization with which it, solves personally ; come back if platform such longer fraternize. will; we will forgive you receive you a brother.; if Galloway, f- Com- i farewell. P. Buck. J I Lastly, that a copy of these I be sent to tho , , . . ,, . , Farmer, State Chronicle and the To those who have left us in dis- with the request by Pitt county Alliance at this press of the , the St, Louis demands, as to return to aid us in a k-U-U . Common Cause- L., ., its and a secret should have been formed within their order to clandestinely con- its councils. F. M. Simmons, State Ex. Com. of the Alliance and a menace its , . i at this time leaving to men driven continued existence. , i a .-a . i to extremes by their oppositions it scuttle her- rather wait real purpose and intent of the Al- t S and is the offspring of a Let- j ho can float no longer. gathering of hybrid-. By your assistance and conned elements of we-can I woman other 3rd. last small minority i; tee ,.,. . State Alliance to the exclusion of f W f the great majority. w, 4th-That we do not feel that the Adopted by u rising vote- H. B. Sec'y. October 15th, 1882. upon their ion was published in his paper on The postmistress at Kenansville, tho who has held the Office for several convention had been years and given perfect entire held. He satisfaction, a lady of high personal i If the party candidates are character, has been removed, and tor the then the chances in her place appointed an ignorant, the and the Nor is this all. could not give the bond, and in order to him the bond was reduced for his special convenience to The citizens are justly indignant, but petitioning against the outrage Will heed the of the sure of that more terrible Ask if you for the l siting to run the risk and do We know from has availed nothing as I -1 l. C. and careful attention to nets. solicited. C. SKINNER, H. C. road Influence Hill tho u---. not only mean mi-- rule for two if no more, but would undo all the reform gained by last legislators. The reformers can the next as easily an they did the If they win stand to- and n t run a third Tim same applies to nearly in the Stats, who that Catarrh will cur-i r may to gM well the health and their little they i mini from Dr. them are who II happen IS be one of those who ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GREENVILLE, N C. he in all the OINTMENT MARK The North Carolina Third party Greensboro represented the trim who have all spirit of the masses, and J- m M . do not think we are called upon to m Una. ratify its action- tad User Complaint. l th. That we President ll of every inconsistent action ail It II the seal riling tor eats, buns, and bruises I keep it In my lions and Shop, and Would not b without It. of . ,, , i if you think last May, and question the i , Rt our store and get a or motives that prompt his present i every has a course which we believe has driven i printed guarantee on It, ate from order thousands of our best members. j nothing. Sold at Drugstore. and cure mouth an-, headache, in Sill LOU'S CAT Alt A injector with earn bottle. Us ii Health an a weal Price at Drug Store. In 1867 there, worth of imported into this country. Last year there were I their wind one a day. Your an I should act as reg- If do not, S key. key is Pi worth. Diamonds A little girl who had been very on the free list now, and we can all have With free diamonds, and the in price of products there is no reason why the farmers shouldn't have lots of and be very Star. f or the Cm i d Preparation hat been In fifty years, and wherever known hue been in steady demand. It hat been en by the leading physicians all over e country, and has effected cures where all other remedies, with the attention of the, moat experienced for years failed Ointment is Of long standing mid the high reputation which It has obtained la owing entirely own at but little effort has ever been made to bring It before tho public. One bottle of Ointment will be sent to any on receipt of One Dollar. Sample hot tree. The usual discount to All promptly attended to. Address all or- and to T. F. Sole and Proprietor, V. C. of her mode of their charity, when asked what generosity was, an- is giving to the poor all tho old stuff that you don't

THE N. C. Editor and NOVEMBER at th r at O H. C, as second-lass mail matter. Are we who Hove yon were to vote all striving for the same things to ; Harrison and Reid I No you tot When the vast came to- will they were rapped t a order split asunder we differ upon the manner of getting these things ind thereby lose what we have Can yon TICKET GROVER CLEVELAND. Now York. FOB E- STEVENSON, Of Illinois. FOB AT CHARLES B. AYCOCK. ROBERT B. GLENN. 1st L. SMITH. FOB CONGRESS t DIST. W. A. B. BRANCH, of Beaufort. STATE DEMOCRATIC FOR ELIAS of FOR R A of Alleghany. fob OCTAVOS of FOB DONALD W. of Wake. FOB ML. of Am OF C SCARBOROUGH, of Johnston. FOR FRANK I. OSBORNE, Mecklenburg. FOB OF GEORGE A. SHUFFORD. OF THE JAMES C. of Cumberland. financial condition by a vote for any other ticket than the Democratic T Don't common teach yon that at least this time either the Republicans or the Democrats will be elected in this Nation Have yon not had the of the Republican party for years and have yon not seen the products of your labor go down and down until they are below the cost of production Are you will- that this should continue for four more long years Don't common sense teach you that the policy of the Republicans will not be changed should they be elected Had you not at least better try the Democratic party with the prospect of bettering your condition Some of you may say we have tried it. Well did yon not do as well as you did under the Republican We appeal to every honest man to an- for himself these questions and see if it leads him into the party. But many an honest far- mer will say know these things are true but I am not going to the Republican party. There is that could induce me to do so foolish a thing. I am going to the Third party You are Well let us see about that. Yon may vote for some men who Third party men. Can the Third party men alone elect any man in the State Can they alone, with only Third party men. carry a single county in the State Then how is vote going to count anything But you know this is true but the Republicans are going to with They are How so the demands of your party similar to theirs Don't yon yourselves say that the Democrats -and Republicans are about the same thing You have said time and again that it is six of one and a half dozen of the other. Well, then, don't common teach you that every honest Republican who leaves his party would go to the Democrats But you say will vote with you just to boat the Will they What would they by that if you are farther away from them than the Democrats Why should they wish to boat the Democrats if they are to reap no benefit whatever and at the same time aid a party whose demands more, by far as you say, at variance with theirs than even party they beat. They will do this just to beat the Democrats They are not benefited one iota. Now, honor blight, do Republicans do things that way There is not an honest man in North Carolina who will be honest with himself but would say they do not. It is It is better than you could expect of the Democratic party, and honestly is it not better than even your party would do Just without any reward or any hope of reward Is the Re- publican party of the South made truths and have no apology to P Answer it, make for the coarse we have Third party man, with an not but don't you w. by editor Hilliard of the Democrat. somebody must do in this conn and in Congressional Dis- to compensate for their sup- port to your Answer this honestly and conscientiously and j announced that Mr. W. A. see where it will lead you. Now will would introduce the first He said it was the Scotland had ever greatest Democratic rally Halifax had ever seen. He Dunn CHEAP you a party to any such a deal When Mr. Dunn said the White men think before you party is not dead, the solid South is not broken, he was greet- ed with a tremendous outbreak of applause. In well chosen words he introduced Hon. W. R. Henry, who spoke for three hours and dealt out sound Democracy with sledge hammer effect. Thor be urged the crowd not to co any time with applause, . en- could not be held in check and loud cheers betokened their appreciation of bis words. After him Mr. R. H. Smith, Jr., in a handsome manner introduced I red Woodard, Esq., Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sec- District. He spoke for an hour and a half, and handled the issues under discussion with clear- force and effect He was greeted with applause all through his speech. After these two great speeches the enthusiastic people were still ready to listen longer and called loudly for Buck Kitchen. Capt Kitchen talked for half an hour and his was pronounced by many the grand speech of day. He is every inch a man, Democratic to the core, and made such a fer- vent appeal for Grover Cleveland that the crowd up in a grand shout for our next President. It was a grand day, a glorious day, and if Halifax does not roll up a big majority for Democracy next Tuesday the is no interpreter of signs. Three cheers for Halifax always COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. F. G JAMES. FOB OF FREDERICK T K. for RICHARD W. KING. FOB REGISTER or HENRY HARDING FOR FLANAGAN. FOB CORONER DR WM. E. WARREN FOB J. B. PATRICK THE LAST APPEAL. This is the last of the He- that will reach its sub- before the election- Dur- the campaign we have to lay before the people fairly and impartially the issues that confront us in this time of a State and National election. In doing this the Reflector had to be plain and state the facts just as we found them. We have stated no act. All of demands are National ones and yet you are to aid and abet in electing a man for President who would veto every bill for any of these de- if you get them through Congress. You yourselves don't complain of our State gov- and yet to get that which you cannot better you barter away every hope of getting any of the things for which you profess to be fighting. No honest man who will sit down and consider these things will longer remain out of the Dem party. The trouble is that you are being deceived by your leaders. They get a for leading you astray while you only bring trouble upon your- self and families. Nothing can be plainer thin the fact that you are aiding the Republicans. They are boasting that if they can get the Third party to hold out until the election they will carry North Carolina. Honest yeomanry of Pitt county, we call upon you for the last time before that eventful day, the 8th day of November, 1892, to assert your manhood and help save Pitt county, North Carolina and the Nation from that party which is responsible for all our financial depression; we call upon yon to help do away with their tariff system that is robbing you and me of a large part of our honest earnings We call upon you to help give us more money and better money. We call you to help rebuke the system that is enriching the few at the ex- of the many, and last but not least we call upon you to save your State, county, lot box, your homos and fire- sides from Federal bayonets, by burying forever that most of all fiendish measures the Force bill. To do this one thing, and one only, is necessary, and that is that you come back and vote the Democratic ticket. We appeal to your better we appeal to your patriotism, we appeal to your love of home and family to do this, and we be- you will if you will think calmly and without prejudice be- fore you cast your ballots on the day of November. Again, and for the last time the year 1892, the asks you to vote the Democratic ticket from Grover Cleveland down to Constable. Will you do it We leave the matter with you- Answer it at the ballot box next Tuesday. -In 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 and Side-Boards. prove This is no bait but a legitimate offer and our prices will MEAN WHAT WE SAY.-- We think it will pay you to come and see for yourselves. YOUNG GREENVILLE. N C. If so come to see us and we will make 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. About Washing- Flannels sued. It is the first time we have ever had who have labored faithfully for the Democratic party heretofore bitterly arrayed against us. changed conditions necessitated a hard and in some cases bitter fight on the part of the press. The has felt the paramount necessity of the triumph of Democratic and in consequence has not hesitated to promulgate this doe- It is to the Dem- of this and other counties for the liberal and hearty support it has received. This aided us much in standing squarely up to what we conceived to be our duty and we behave every true, honest Democrat will approve of our course. We have now a few more words to say to all of our people before close this memorable campaign Not since 1860 have there been greater issues at stake than now. Not since then has there been so to or so much to lose. Not since then has more depended upon the results of a political event first of all we call upon our people to stop for a mo- and think before they act. Reckon well and carefully as to what is to be gained or what is to be lost by this or that course. Throw away for a while the ill will, the ill feeling and the prejudices that may have been engendered during campaign. Lay aside all side s and for once in your life act honestly with yourself, your family, your country and your God. It is a time for just such action- Will it pay you to act rashly when there is so much at issue I Can yon afford to lose what you have gained for the past twenty-five years Can you afford to put away reason and common sense and act blindly only for oncer What are you to gain by it, white man Shall we bring trouble upon and greater financial than We are now conscience and see what con- it will lead you to. Well, then, if they are not going to vote for you just for nothing why are they going to vote with you t There can be but two ans- Yon must either buy them or you must barter with them. Now which is it T It cannot be that the Third party has money enough to do the former with its present number and its age. Furthermore it cannot be that a party starting out for reform would be guilty of purchasing votes and thereby a party to the head of most all cal corruption. Yon yourselves would say this is not so. No, sir, we are not bribers of voters. This not being true it is narrowed down to only one reason why they should vote with you, that is we vote for yon, you vote for us. But you said you were not to vote the Republican ticket. Well, now, you see you are. What means this withdrawing of the can candidates for Congress in the first, fourth and sixth Districts I Did they just step down for nothing to help you fellows Would they not have stood the best chance of election with three candidates in the field you drew most of strength from the Democrats Why no county tickets in so many counties In county of Pitt don't the Re- publicans say openly that your Executive Committee promised that if they would endorse you that you let their electoral ticket alone What does this mean Dot-b it mean that yon are not to say one word against the election of Harrison and Reid if they will help yon get the If this is all yon are to do don't you see that Harrison and Reid will not carry a single more than if they had put out a full ticket men do yon believe this was the bargain Don't you RALLY. You may read of great demon and of the together of the Demo- but it takes being present on such an occasion as the Demo- of Halifax county had at Scotland Neck last Saturday, to realize the full meaning of these. Glorious old Halifax has been spoken of in days gone by as the signifying that it was not only dominated largely by the black element, but that nothing good could be expected to come from it. after seeing her demonstration on Saturday we wanted to throw up our hat and exclaim Halifax the banner and put her in the front The Reflector has many which we are in and around Scotland Neck, and a desire to be with them and see old Hali- fax spread herself took us there last Saturday. Almost the first thine witnessed after getting there was what looked like a vast army coining in the distance. Down each sidewalk were thousands of people on foot, while in the road- way was a cavalcade half a mile long. There were a few mounted horsemen and nearly every rider a flag. In the procession were the girls of the female school all wearing white Cleveland and Stevenson caps and after them the cadets from Prof. Allen's military school. We were astonished to find so many colored men in line with the Hali- fax Democracy; quite a number of them rode with the horsemen while the number on foot was up in the hundreds. Chief Marshal T. W. was in charge of the procession and managed it with marked success. The great crowd filed into the grove in front of Dr. Wood's where the speaking was to take place. Here seats for people were arranged, but still hundreds were left standing. 6.000 took port in the demon- The were out in large number lending their smiles and encouragement to the occasion. The splendid brass from Wilson was there and Made the air merry with music, THE FORCE BILL IS ALIVE. Utterances of leading cans in regard to the Bill reveal in a startling manner the dangers that threaten the country from the revolutionary schemes of in power. There can be no doubt of the intention of the Republicans to pass the bill if they succeed in carrying this election. No sincere lover of his country can contemplate calmly the far- reaching consequences of this leg- The means usurpation of all political power by the Federal Government, the political and industrial enslave- of the South. It means the ultimate overthrow of our free institutions and the setting up of an oligarchy upon their ruins. It means the destruction of the Re- public. The hour has come when all patriots should stand shoulder to in of their freedom as American citizens against the revolutionary plans of a party of desperate political con- Look at these utter- the Lodge Km Law in full force over the South, and Democratic strongholds up North, may confidently look for a different state of political affairs than now exists. York City will then return several more Republican Congressman than at present, more than twenty FROM THE SOUTH will render the Republican con- of the future Congresses absolutely secure and safe. As Mississippi, South Carolina and Florida contain a large ma- of Negroes, and as there are ENOUGH WHITE IN ALA- ARKANSAS, NORTH CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA ACTING IN CONCERT WITH THE NEGROES TO PUT THESE STATES IN THE REPUBLICAN LINE, We can confidently look in Hie future for seven Southern States to be reliably Re- publican. means a gain of fourteen Senators, and at least twenty to the Republican Party. When through the operation of the Lodge Na- Law six or seven Southern States shall discard Democratic rule we shall look confidently to see some meas- of justice done the blacks, who have so long been defrauded of their rights. Heavy taxes should be laid upon the property of whites to develop and extend the public school system in these States. Separate schools for the two races should be abolished, and the plan of bringing the youth of both colors into close and equal relations In schools and churches given n fair trial, as one of the most potent elements to break down the detestable Bourbon ism of the South. The right of the black to bear arms guaranteed to him as well as all the social rights intended to be secured him by passage of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to the Constitution. The State Law against the age of the races should be repealed, and any discriminations against the black In matters of learning trades or obtaining employment should be made a criminal WHILE THE COLORED MAN'S RIGHT TO HOLD SHOULD BE PROTECTED AND A few years of this policy will solve the nice problem Republican, Washington, D. C, give notice now that I shall con- to press my Force Hill I intend to pass it before I die too. I shall pas the Force Bill yet-yon see ff I John I. Davenport, United States Supervisor of elections In New York and author of the Lodge Force believe my Democratic friends Ray that there s a force Bill issue In this campaign. I don't think there Is, but I think there ought to be. This is the most important question in this and I WOULD A GOOD DEAL RATHER HAVE DOMINATION IX THE SOUTH THAN THE DOMINATION THAT AT THE PRESENT JOHN G, of Kansas in a speech at Oct. a, the Democrats had never been lowed to regain control of the State gov- of the South, Northern capital would never have embarked in the de- of Southern coal and and the surest and way to put a stop to this competition from Who re our political as well as rivals, to carry through and measures like the Lodge election law. And If we can once more get them Into the condition were before 1876 we won't hear any more about cheap iron and cheap cotton goods from the South. They will have other things to think in the Philadelphia by one of President Harrison's closest friends, Dr. A. N. Bell, Editor of the Sanitarian, New York, Pearline has gained special in my household and in many others to my knowledge, for cleansing flannels. Your own directions for its use are those we abide flannels by hand in warm Pearline suds; rinse thoroughly in warm water ; wring dry pressure through clothes ; pull and shake well; dry in warm temperature and they will keep soft without i As one wash is sufficient to ruin flannels, great care should be exercised as to the use of the many imitations which arc being by unscrupulous grocers or peddlers. is never peddled. Millions Use Pearline. Do You Danger Dr. York, it Republican of j long standing and an j can candidate for Governor, tho old corrupt party and declares that lie shall support Grover Cleveland and the Democratic ticket. Mrs. Harrison, wife of President Harrison, died in the White House at Washington, on Monday night of week. Her remains were taken to Indianapolis for burial. The whole civilized world with the President of Nation in this great affliction that has befallen him. Mr. J. T. Gregory, of Halifax county, a life long Republican and Clerk of the Superior Court of that county for twenty years, was also chairman of the county Re- publican Executive committee, has left that party and says he shall support the entire Democratic ticket. He published a card in the last issue of tho Scotland Neck Democrat giving his reasons for this step h ft ALL BLOOD w SKIM II Botanic Blood I SCROFULA. ULCERS, SALT IT. lUreS ECZEMA, ever, , I lorn SHIM ERUPTION, be- MM efficacious Intoning up tho and restoring the constitution, when from any cause. Its Inert supernatural healing properties I Justify as In curt, It a directions are follow. j, FREE CO. . NOTICE. All persons indebted to M. R. Lang are here- by requested to make settlement within the next thirty days or all claims will be placed in the hands of our at- for collection. The books can be found with Mr. Lang who will duly receipt for all payments. Oct. Assignee. late Minister to completed my store at Pitt county, N. C., I am opening a stuck of MERCHANDISE, and cordially Invite the public to call DRY GOODS, SHOES, NOTION'S, GROCERIES, Ac. Our motto Is Standard Goods at Be Price for Cash. Examine my stock before buying the goods and do not suit we nothing them. Country produce In exchange or goods. W. R. DEAFNESS NOISES cured by Peck's Invisible Tubular Ear Whispers heard. Successful where nil Remedies Ills, hooks proofs free. Ad- dress, F. Broadway, N. Y. EXTRACT OF BEEF. BE S T BEEF TEA in the for Soups. Sauces nod Made PRINTERS ROLLERS. Order COMPOSITION or send Roller Socks to be cast to and Pearly St. New York. for For Rent. A largo two-story store in the Opera Block, Greenville, just splendid room, with patent tor, counters, shelving and drawers. Apply to Wit. n. LONG. Greenville, N. C. FOR SALE. We have for sale at Black Pitt county, Cotton Gin, GO saws, and a good Grist Kill, the rocks of Moore county grit. are almost as good us new and will be sold cheap. either to J. If. KILPATRICK, Mills. N. C. or G. W. Venters, Calico, N. Dissolution. The of Culley and Edmonds is hereby dissolved mutual consent. Those indebted to the will pay the same to Herbert Edmonds. Edmonds. Aug. 1802. It elves me pleasure to announce to our customers that I will continue the a, the old stand. Every com- fort and will be found in my shop. shave and haircut can be had at all times. Thanking the public for past I solicit of the same. Edmonds. Action for Divorce. Henry i Pitt County, against j III Superior Court. The Defendant above named, is here- by notified to be and appear before the Judge of our Superior Court, at a Court to be held for the County of Pitt, at the Court House in on the 8th Monday before the 1st Monday of March and answer the complaint which will be deposited in the office of Clerk the Superior Court of said County, within the first three of aid term, and lot the said Defendant take notice that if she fail to answer the said complaint within the time required by law the Plaintiff, will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded In the complaint. Hereof fail not. Given under my hand and seal of said Court, this 12th day Sept. 1892. E. A. Move. Clerk Superior Court. Notice. Martin the Superior Court. Francis Purvis vs I Summons for Relief Purvis. THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA Sheriff of Martin are hereby commanded to summon PURVIS, the de. above named, if he be found within your to and appear be- fore the Judge of our Superior Court, at a Court to be held the county of Mar- tin at the Court House In on the lat Monday of December, 1892, and answer the complaint which will be deposited In the office of tie Clerk of the Superior Court said county, within three days of said term, let the said take notice that said action is for divorce from the of mat- and if to answer the said complaint within the time required by law the plaintiff apply Court tor relief in the complaint. Hereof tail not and of this summons make due return. Given under my hand this 17th day of August. W. T. CRAWFORD, C. S. C. Martin County. We buy direct from the- and can and will sell low-down. Our stock consists in part of Marble Top Walnut Suits, Solid Oak Suits, Sixteenth Century Finish Suits, Walnut Finish Suits, Marble Top Bureaus and Washstands, Wood Top Bureau and Washstands, Ward Robes, Buffets, and Side-Boards, Walnut Bedsteads, Bedsteads of all grades and colors, Wire Cribs and Beds and Cradles. Marble Top and Solid Wood Top Tables, Solid Walnut Chairs and Rockers, Solid Oak Chairs and Rockers, 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 wan of any goods as we carry one of the best stocks of MERCHANDISE ever kept in our town. Yours truly, J. B. CHERRY CO. Have on hand a full lino of Cooking Stoves, Kitchenware. Tin- ware, Lamp Goods Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty. We make cur own stovepipe and pans of cold rolled steel which i s far the most durable. We don't try to keep th-j cheapest goods in town, out if you want to get the most value for your money give us a call. test White Oil cents per gallon. Tin Roofing and Guttering less the Tariff. S. CO., O. Special facilities for handling Seed in any quantity from all Tar River Landings. Car Load Lots taken from any point in Eastern North Carolina and Virginia. l- BAGS FOR SHIPPING SEED COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR SEED. Oil Mills, N. C. Mills on Tar River AT prices and terms write E. V. See. Trans., Tarboro, N. C Owners and STEAMER BETA. Semi-Weekly trips between Washington and Tarboro and Way Landings.

THE REFLECTOR. Local Reflections. November. cc M reported last week. i the month. Vote the Democratic ticket. Get ready to vote vote right. For use at Take a day off and fro to the Weldon lair. Big stock of Shoes just in at Brown Bros. The weather is fine enough for any- body. The Weldon fair is in progress and a good one. The Home Sewing Machine for at n B Don't any name, lint vote the lull Democratic ticket. A sec cook stove for sale cheap. at this office. New Home Sewing Machine and all machine parts at Brown Bros. A vote for Democracy is a vote for the sanctity of homes. New Cream Cheese and N. Y. State Butter at the Old Brick Store. A vote for i- a vote for the i of Nation. Want to cat something good Boss Biscuit at the Old Brick Store. A vote for Democracy is a vote for the of your State. Cheapest Furniture. Bedsteads and Mattresses at the Old Brick Store. A vote for Democracy is a vote for the welfare of your country. A vote for Democracy is a vote against bayonet behind every For a sweet smoke go to and get a Linden or Cardenas cigar. To-day is the time for the great To- Imposition at Rocky Mount. Cash given for Produce. Hides, Egg and Furs at the Old Brink Store. Be careful with your ballots next Tuesday and see that you vote rigid. November will give u- live Tuesdays, five Wednesdays and live KI First of the fancy buck- wheat and cherry jelly at the Old Brick Store. J D. not allow yourself to be led into voting any other but the Democratic ticket. A vole for Democracy i a sine relief from your present embarrassed financial condition. The bird law has expired now and hunter- may bang at the partridges to their beans content. yon want our present of county government abolished vote the Democratic ticket next Tuesday. There was a big boat last that made everything feel like winter WM to conic enough. Large lot Ladies Cloaks, latest styles. at Brown Bros. If size wanted is not in stock can have it made to order on short Wt t The corner room under the House is being fitted up for Mr. Q. He will open a tobacco and fruit store. Liberal premiums are offered for the exhibits at the Weldon Fair. There is no reason why Pitt county cannot win some of them. J The Reflector thanks Mr. II. for a of new crop Irish to he sent u- the other day. They were very line. Somebody wanted to know why we had teen calling the Third the J party. That i- I Peoples and Deal you see Happy and content is a home with the Rochester, a lamp with the light of the For write Rochester Lamp Co., New York t This i- last appeal the REFLECTOR can make to the white men of Pitt county to do their duty next Tuesday and vote the Democratic ticket. A splendid open front heating stove coal burner, can be bought cheap by applying at this It is a suitable stove for either office, -it ting room or par- If you don't want county government changed vote for F. ft. James for the Senate, and for Fred and K. Witherington for the House. NOTICE persons indebted to me for will find their notes and ac- counts in the hands of J. L. Sugg. They will please call on him and settle The meeting of the Board of Comity Commissioner- next Monday will op the fiscal year them- They begin a year on the first Monday in De- Work on the double brick store of Brown Hooker commenced last week and the wall- are going up rapidly. Mr. Personal. Rev. A. D. Hunter attended tin- Association . t Smithfield last week. Mr. Ed. of the Pioneer V Tarboro, has been spending a few days in this section. Mr. Andrew Joyner left yesterday for Newport News, Va., to lake ft position with a branch of the Institute es- there. An enthusiastic Democrat was on the street Monday and had six teeth in his hand, said he hail talked out for the Democratic party, and would give every tooth he had rather than see the i party and Republicans get control of i lie and Stale. It is important that the next of North Carolina should not be by the Republicans. Thai party and the Third party are working in league and any man who votes for a Third party candidate is helping the Republicans just that much. The J class have promised Republicans if they will help them on their comity ticket, then the Third party will not in- with the Republican electoral other words will help elect Harrison. White men. be careful how you vote. Every Democrat should go to the polls next Tuesday and do his duty. Let none stay away and think their votes are not needed. If you want to put an end to the Force to Gideon Hands, to tariffs, and preserve our State and county government, come out and vote the entire ticket that you find at the Reflector mast head. If you want your comity government changed and Pitt county thrown back under the rule of and go to the polls next Tuesday and vote for Third party Forbes for the Senate, and for Third party Phillips and Third party Barnhill for the House. They are pledged to the Republicans to vote against our county government system and election law. Rocky Mount Fair. The Reflector thanks the Secretary for a complimentary ticket to the Rocky Mount fair, 9th, 10th and 11th. On Thursday, the big day. an excursion will be run from Washington to Rocky Mount, waiting at the for the trains from Plymouth and Kinston. The excursion will have Rocky Mount at r. M. connecting at the Junction the other trains. Improvement. The Old Dominion Steamship Company ha- in-t completed a large two story warehouse on the wharf with platform leading to the upper floor. It is so ranged that during high water the lower floor can be open for tin- water to pa through and the boats will dis- charge their cargoes on the upper floor. Such a has long been needed and will be found a great convenience in times of freshets in the river- Died. Mrs. wife of Mr. W. A. of Bethel township, died at three o'clock on last Saturday afternoon of She with this disease MOM weeks ago and had a stroke the Sunday before her death. She years old, an excellent woman, and had a large circle of friends. She a sister of Messrs. Wide-hard and W. R. Whichard. and an aunt of this writer. Watch Your Tickets. Every voter that he ha- eight different ticket- when lie goes to the polls next Tuesday, a- there i-1 be that many boxes in which to plane ballot-. You are to vote for Presidential Electors, for State officer-, for Con-ti- Amendment, for Congressman, for Senator and Representatives, for County Officers and for Constable. See that you have all these tickets, and be sure that the have on them the names of the Democratic nominees. Behold the Difference. To his other virtues wants-to-be Governor Exum has added the title of lie brandishes a big knife and threatens to stick it in all Democrats if they don't stop talking about him. Isn't he a pretty specimen to make a Governor out of for the great State of North Carolina Are any of the white men of Pitt county going to waste their votes on such a character Don't do it. men. but cast your ballot for honest Elias Can. and thereby honor and your State. Bless These Women, They're all Demo- A I party man was in town Monday, and it happened that his sweetheart, or the girl he wanted to his sweetheart, was the day. He saw her while sitting by a in one of our stores and thought it was a good chance to talk with her. He thought he would talk at random a bit touching upon the tender and unfortunately for him-elf said something about politics. She to say -Look here, sir, if read anything else besides the Progressive Farmer yon would be informed -o you know what yon are talking She then gave him to understand that a Third party man was just wasting his time in trying to P. E. Smith, of Scotland Neck, has the. a ft for the building. i Barnes, commission mer- chants of Norfolk, express the opinion that cotton is selling too low, and make a liberal offer to all wishing to hold. Their will explain- The Tarboro Southerner calls them Mr. Ham. of Georgia. call- and Wilson's record shows them to that a combination, my country men White men of North Carolina, a eon is controlling the action of the Third Do yon want to express your disapproval of such a secret political organization If so vote the Democratic ticket next Tuesday. T -y sq am -u-i an j put an no s pan i q i i Roll Of Mist school for the month ending 28th, 1802 Rosa Abrams, Brown, Nannie Fleming, Bessie Greene, Irma Leta Maggie Myra Skinner, Skinner, Winnie Skinner, Smith, Hattie Smith. Johnnie Congleton, Charlie I James, Jones, Lyman Joyner, Lee Rawls, Jesse Smith, Bruce Sugg, and At the Junction. There are big improvements going on now up at perhaps better known as the A. R. Junction. The railroad company have moved back the little building they had there for an office and are erecting a nice depot with ample ac for both passengers and freight. The A mills are rapidly rebuilt on a much larger and more improved plan than the old plant. And Little are building a large store. These with some minor improvements make it a busy place. There is life in the old laud yet- Marriage Licenses. issued by tin- Register of Deeds to the following couples in Pitt county the month of F. Taylor and Katie Car- Albert Horton and Susan N. C. P. Smith and Maggie Stokes, Frank and Maggie E. Burrows, James Langley and Mattie Martin. Clark and Martha Langley, Jerry Bridgers and Alice Sylvester Taylor and Martha Rountree. Jordan Dancy and Jennie Brown. John and Little, Harry Walston and Dinah Patrick, Baker and Mary Boyd, Columbus Hop- kins and Maggie Hardy. How is This A class party man from the country was town lust Friday and took a color- ed man out behind a building, where he thought no one else would and gave him a talk. He was heard to tell the about these words the Democrats arc elected this time they will not let anybody vote hereafter unless they can read. But if you will help us elect the Third party we will put an officer at every ballot box to tell all you folks who can't read how to vote. We will also make a law not to allow any merchant to charge over per cent, on his goods. will make an officer go examine his bills and if the merchant charges more he will be A gentleman the conversation happened to make some noise just and the J party man ran off. Now, is not that pretty stuff to be ramming down the throats of ignorant people by which to make them vote with the Third party We ask fair minded, thinking men if they are going to be led off by a crowd guilty of such deception. Think where the Third party leaders under and Republican control will lead you to. COTTON MARKET. Reported by Cobb Bros. Norfolk. Va. Oct. has been no change in our official quota- here for spot cotton during the past week. We have had a good demand at the current for middling, ex. three days during the first part of tin- week owing to the. nervous condition of Liverpool and New York which was caused, it is said, by the fa- weather for developing the crop at the South, especially in the Mississippi valley where ll is the plant still continue- to bloom and the c-op on bottom lands will be materially increased thereby, and too, the strike of the mill operatives in Manchester. England, had a tendency to somewhat depress the market. But the latter part of the week the report of damage by frost from the South, together with intelligence from abroad that the threatened strike Manchester would in ail probabilities be averted, gave a more tone to the market. The estimated for Orleans Port receipts September Interior f or Interior supply bales against last year and 3.073,776 last week, showing an increase of bales over last week. NORFOLK SPOT MARKET. As wired by Cobb Bros. Va. Nov. 1st. Middling, Middling. Low Middling. Ordinary. Tone, 13-10 ti 11-16 Quiet. 1891 she is. and he was seen to walk off a sadder looking but a wiser young man. The Champion. non. R. B. Glenn, Democratic large, spoke the Court House here last Thursday night. The house was well filled, both from the town and rounding country. Everybody who had heard of expected to bear some- thing good, yes, something very good. But none of us were prepared to even an- was in store for With- out disparaging any of the able and mag- Democratic speakers n ho are now canvassing North Carolina, we must that R. B. Glenn is the finest campaigner the State. It was the unanimous opinion of the whole audience that it was the equal if not superior to any political speech ever heard here. His logic, his eloquence, his vim, his oratory, his wit, sarcasm and his earnestness were of the highest order and elicited unbounded applause- Could every white North Carolina hear Glenn its would be invincible. He left here the idol of every true and honest white man who heard him. All honor to the bold and chivalrous Bob Glenn. and he is far from with what he the of the men who his nomination at Minneapolis in trying to make him hare for their of the Republican campaign by ; remaining in New York, supposedly as i an of the Republican National j Committee, but in a a dummy i lay figure with nothing to say or do, ex- to look pleased. He told a friend that he had neither given nor been to give the National Committee any ad- vice. Senator Hill passed through Washing- ton on his way to Virginia where he several speeches this week. lie was asked what the prospects were in New York, and his reply was both characteristic New York is all Union veterans who are Democrats, and there are lots of them, regard announcement that Judge John P. Rea. of Minnesota, of the G. A. R. would support Cleve- land because of his pension vetoes and his on the as a believing will have a great deal of influence with the much talked about The Re- publicans are already trying to break the force of the announcement by Judge Rea been MM with Mr. Harrison ever ice he refused to appoint him of Pensions, when Tanner was kicked out, and that be has taken this method of with them. There was h big scare of Some sort at the headquarters in this week, and Hobart was sent post-haste to ton with the news. He arrived here in time to hold consultations with several of the Cabinet before their de- the funeral train. WASHINGTON LETTER. From our Regular Correspondent. Washington, D. C. Oct. 1892. Politics was by unanimous consent a tabooed subject in Washington from the time the of Mrs. Harrison announced until the funeral train hear- her remains upon its sorrow- to The of our people with of the L Vales ho was, for the time, forgot ten as the candidate of a party and remembered only as the loving and be- husband of the good woman lying dead in the White There was no boundary line to this sympathy; it came from section of our country as we'd as from all parts of the world; Mr. Cleveland, our candidate, was among the first to wire condolences, and the local Democrats as a mark of their sympathy removed their Cleveland and Stevenson banner until after the funeral had passed d am Pennsylvania Avenue on its to the train. Mrs. Harrison the type mother and wife of which every American is she carried herself with the same quiet dignity when presiding over her little three-room cottage home as when mistress of the White House and ranking the lady in This country owes more to this type of woman than history will ever tell, and It was right that it should pause in the midst of a Presidential campaign to shed a tear over grave of Caroline Scott Harrison. lion- Wayne of i van la. was Washington this week to argue a case before the Court. He says he has received hundred letters from republican , em men who have In the been in that party, action in coming out for Cleveland and In de- I t tie republican tariff policy, and informing him the writers intend to vote the straight democratic ticket this ; year. He predict a the election of Cleve- I land by an overwhelming and that the tariff reformer will be In a majority in both nooses of the Con- r. hi l In X. Mus. Joe h with pleasure I add to your long list of certificates the following, which I know to be Two years ago I had a colored nurse minion Isabella well; she was a large, healthy woman, weighing pounds, She was taken with some ailment, I do not know exactly what, but she had lent pains in her head, neck and back. She suffered a great deal and came dying. She fell away until her weight was only about pounds. My wife gave her half a bottle of your Remedy and she began to improve, and bottle entirely relieved her. Hoping you success, I am, truly, Walter car mm h THEM I'M YOUR MAN. -I HAVE JUST BOUGHT THE Walter Bridges, Athens, Tenn six years I had been afflicted with running sores, and an of the hone in leg. I tried everything I heard without any permanent benefit until Botanic Blood was mended to me. After using six bottles the sores healed, and I am now in better health than I have ever been. I send this testimonial unsolicited, because I want others to be Salve The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price cents pet For sale at Drug Store. is Torn you are worn out, for tag. It is Try It will cure you. liver, and give t good appetite. Notice to Creditors. The undersigned having duly qualified before the Superior Court Clark of Pitt county as to the last will and testament of Galloway, deceased is heroin- given to all in- to the estate to make immediate payment to the Undersigned, and all per- sons having claims against said estate roust present the same for be- fore the 1st of 189.1. this no- will lie plead in bar of recovery. This of September, 1802. EDWARDS, Executor of Notice to Creditors. The undersigned having duly qualified before tic Superior Court Clerk of Pit county as Executor to the last will an of Frederick notice is hereby given to persons in to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against said es- must present the same for payment before the of October. 1898, or this will plead in liar of This the am day of October. Executor of Frederick White, For Sale on Easy Terms Large Double Store in Greenville. I offer tor sale on easy terms the large Double Store north cf Fifth street, east of Evan- street, with lot fronting feet on Fifth street by feet deep. A splendid bargain. Apply at once to Win. II. If you feel weak and all worn out take BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Which the stock of good in Eastern Carolina. In order to make room for these I at once running off my entire stock in Greenville at greatly reduced prices. If you want THE BARGAINS Call at my Greenville store C. T. M U N F O R D, Opposite Old Brick Store. n. c. New Straight Clean Large We are still making a specialty of GOODS, LACES,. NOTIONS. HATS We have a first class assortment and sell close. Do not fail to get our prices- and parts for all kinds of machines are sold by us. Respectfully, BROWN BROS., Depositors American Bible Society II. I HAT WE ARE STILL R OFF THE M. R. STOCK And ant you to some of the bargains while they are going. Do not longer to get your WINTER OUTFIT. We have just the article needed by every man, woman and child. Administrator's Notice letters of 1st ration having been issued to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Superior Court Pitt county, on th 20th day of September, ISM, upon the estate A. deceased. is given to the of said to present their claims, duly authenticated, to the undersigned on or before the 20th day of or this notice, will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate are notified to make ate payment to the undersigned. This the of September, 1892. I,. H. of M. A. TO THE PUBLIC. If you want to save then purchase of a PIANO and from Ten to Fifteen Dollars. in the purchase of an Organ address ADOLPH COHN, X. C. General Agent for Carolina, who is now handling goods direct from the manufacturers, as GRADE PIANOS, for tone, workmanship and and endorsed by nearly all the musical journal in the Baited Made by Paul O. who is at this time one of the best mechanics of the day. Thirteen patents on this high grade Also the BY A OS, RIGHT PIANO which has been sold by him for the six If the part of this and up to this lime has given entire The Upright Piano just mentioned w lie sold at from to in Oak, I Walnut or Mahogany eases. PARLOR from to Id solid or Oak cases. Ten years experience in the music business has enabled to handle ; hut standard goods and he does not to say he can sell any musical instrument a lion t per cheaper than other agents are now Refer to all banks In Eastern Carolina. We can suit you in CLOTHING. We can suit yon in HATS. We can suit you in SHOES. We can suit in DRESS GOODS. We can suit in UNDERWEAR. We can suit you in general Dry Goods line, in Carpets, in Trunks, in Notions, etc Your chance is now. Strike while iron is hot. BROWN HOOKER, AT LANG'S OLD STAND, VAUGHAN BARNES, COMMISSION MERCHANTS The of the cotton crop far this season would indicate that there was some foundation for the bad crop accounts daily reaching us from all parts of the cotton territory, if so the staple is selling too cheap and wishing to hold for higher prices can do so by shipping it to us and drawing for pf bale on same and having it held for six months is so desired, Faithfully yours, VAUGHAN BARNES. i as HARRIS. FARMS FOR SALE. Low, Terms BROS. OFFER FOR SALE I., home farm, Dam township, the lands G. T. Tyson and J. II. Cow. A fine farm of about MO acres build- and adapted to corn, cotton and to- A bed. A farm near and mediately on the railroad, formerly own- ed by Caleb B. acres of which are cleared. Good neighbor- hood, and a school within miles- Plenty of marl on the adjoin- farms A tine farm of three miles from and miles ville, substantial dwelling and out houses, known as the I,. home place, line land, good clay accessible to marl. A smaller farm adjoining the above known as the place, acres, dwelling, barn and tenant house, land good. A fa of acres in town- ship, about miles from 8.1 acres den red, part of the tract. Part of the Noah farm, acres, adjoining the town of Marlboro, located In an improving section and can be made a valuable farm. A small farm of acres, about miles from Greenville, on . Well Swamp, house, etc., for- owned by ox. ALSO TIMBER A tract of about acres near Cone- the station, with cypress timber well suited for railroad ties. A tract of about acres in ; township, near the Washington rail- road, pine timber. A tract of acres near Johnson's Mills, pine and cypress timber. Apply to Wm. H. LONG, Greenville, N. C. S. M. SCHULTZ, AT THE OLD FARMERS AND BITS their year's supplies will find their interest to get our prices before chasing else complete n all its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS. COFFEE, RICE, TEA, Lowest Market Prick. TOBACCO SNUFF ft CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, you to buy at one profit. A com stock of FURNITURE always on hand and sold at prices to the times. Our goods are all bought old for CASH, therefore, having no risk to sell at a close margin Respectfully, S. M. Is now ready to show her customers the ------latest Fall and Winter Mrs. just, from Baltimore where she attend ed all the large millinery openings, and made the selections for the trade here. My stock embraces everything pertaining to the millinery trade and will sold at prices. Mrs. M. Greenville, N. C. ESTABLISHED 1883. J X. AND C. Half Rolls Bagging, Bundles New Arrow Ties. small Full Cream Cheese. Tubs Choice Butter. Tubs Boston Lard. Boxes Tobacco, all grades. Boys Cakes and Crackers. Stick New Corn Mullets. Barrels Gail . As Snuff. Barrels P. Snuff. Barrels Mills Snuff. Barrels Three Thistle Car load Bib Side Meat Car load Seed Oats. Car load Floor, all grades. Kegs Powder. Tons Shot. old Virginia Full line Case Goods, and everything else kept a first-class grocery Gr. General Merchant, ------Manufacturer of the----- COX COTTON PLANTER and dealer in Brackets, Turned or Scrolled Work, Church Pews and all Building Supplies. My Tobacco in all sizes are for sale at S. M. Schultz t Co., Greenville, and at my mill. Will make satisfactory arrangements with to furnish their customers. P. J. COBB, Pitt Co., c. C. COBB. Pitt Co., N. C COBB BROS., to Cobb Bros. A Cotton Factors -AND- Commission Merchants, FAYETTE NORFOLK, VA. and Correspondence Solicited. THE RELIABLE OF to the buyers of Pitt and surrounding of the following goo not to be excelled In this market. And all guaranteed to be First-class an kinds. Gin and Hay. Bock and Hair. Bridles and HEAVY A SPECIALTY. Agent Clark's N. T. Spool Cotton which I offer to the trade at Wholesale prices, per dozen, less H per cent for Cash. Bread Prep- ration and Hall's Stir Jobbers Prices, White Lead and pure Lin- seed Oil. Varnishes and Paint Colors. Cucumber Wood Pumps, Salt and Wood Willow H are. a specialty. Give me a call and guarantee i satisfaction. is And a good lamp must be simple when it is not simple it it not good. Simple, Beautiful, words mean much, but to see The Rochester will the truth more forcibly. All metal, tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only it absolutely unbreakable. Like of old, it is indeed a for its mar- light is purer and brighter than gas light, than electric light and more cheerful than either. CO., S Mace, New York J, L. SUGG, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE GREEN N. C SUGG A JAMES OLD All kinds placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rate. AM FOR A FIRE PROOF