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Prompt given to c rile ti- L. C. LATHAM. p G. W, GREEN FELL E, V . Practice in all the court-. I special v. STATE NEWS. Things Mentioned in oar State Ex- changes that are of General Interest The Cream of the News. The Methodist Protestant Con- meets at Nov. 22nd. Raleigh Mr- C A. tells us that be picked a nice handful of ripe blackberries between lions and Flaw River one day last week. They are the second crop. J. O. Hardy, who recently kill ed R. H. Pope near Dublin, Ga., has been acquitted on the plea at self-defense. Both are from Lenoir county, Pope being the son of Col. W. A. Pope, of Kinston. The railway commission decided that where a ticket known as a special rate summer is sold from one point to another in the state and return, there are no stop over privileges and it is goo only for a continuous pas sage. Goldsboro The Governor, on Saturday, pardoned William Bass, white, of the section, who September, was convicted of assault with intent to commit rape and sentenced to five years imprison- He has served two years. An exchange states that though very little gold mining is now done in Davidson county. Ran A BROKEN WAIL. BY A tho. Not in row bright, W power for A instinct to I lie; in hopping out kennel where i I been begun, very stout objections to way world is inn. Became the bees love sunshine and Because skies arc Complain hi at tie lilies, that the moral dew ; Complaining at the lessons, too,. Bee use come and go. the steam of Time Will in its th -n lie saw a pool With slow step the grove. And musing deep, and An undertone of love; For poets what sings The mountain's seas, and stars that shine, And joins them t All proclaiming ; l Divine. tea; oil upon the And a lying as lie hooped, The w Will never know if This walling isn't stepped. In fact is go boring TI i- caroling of love. hat's a broken heart me And what a cannot I o hop, And I must have a Sat. drive in i -a id then slip- lied III B bin i the p et By th s the poet led To see what ii could he ; And hen hi song, and but a nod Montgomery counties abound in the mines, there being WHY VISIT CALIFORNIA THE UNITED STATES SENATE Ages of the Members of the Finest Club in the Whiskers His ears. the United States Senate the old men at least in not less than thirty Randolph. Justin Morrill, the dean OLD DOMINION LIE The yield of one mine in Union county has been estimated at Kinston Free crop green peas and Irish toes are being shipped to north em markets from Newborn. Our truckers profitably made a second crop for fall shipment. Eastern Carolina is richly blessed by nature- Our lands will produce any Charlotte We no that the town commissioners of Salem have passed as all towns should do, to all of its officers who neglect or to their TAR SERVICE Steamers Washington for Green- ville and T ire at all land- on Par and at A. M. I r.-e at Tuesdays. and Saturdays A. subject water on Tar River. with steam eta of The an button Norfolk. Philadelphia. Sew York and Boston. Shippers -h old or their goods marked via Dominion New York. from Norfolk A more Steamboat from more. Miners from Boston. JNO. SON. Agent, Washington N. J. J. CHERRY, Agent, Greenville, N C. in point of years, if not of service, was born Stratford, in 1810. He is eighty-three years old. John M- Palmer, of Illinois, who was teaching in twenty before gold was dis- in is Senator Pugh, of Alabama, is seventy three, and Senator Harris, who was Governor of in and fought on the Confederate Bids the war is re. Senator Hun- ton, of Virginia, is seventy-one, and s . nearly, is who was b in Lancaster, O., in May, 1823. He presided the first national Republican and became a Senator thirty- Tho most pointed and answer is, because it will do you . a world of good. Seeking after, knowledge, wealth, health and the other good things of life is the spirit of this age, and One of the most means j to attainment is travel- But endeavor, like if possible, should begin at ho me- is not the best of.; good purpose to attempt its far away places. Sir explored the whole j world in search of the Holy only to after a lifetime of wasted endeavor, broken body and spirit, to find it lying at his own threshold. p the moral by Why go to Europe for sights and delights and benefits that can be as well had in California, not one whit lacking in quality, and at less cost t Why go to Switzerland for that is surpassed in and equaled in many other portions of California travel half around the world to climb the Alps, when the Raving decided upon making a change in our business on January 1st, 1894, now ------oiler our entire stock of------ AT and some things we will sell less than Cost as our whole stock of Merchandise must Sierras are just as , December 15th next. by indulge in such extravagant Lucerne and Geneva . . i . debts. This is right. No man, Morgan, no matter competent, of is Sena 1875. S. M. SCHULTZ. OLD MM K FARMERS AND Y their year's supplies will their interest to get our prices before nit elsewhere n all its branches. FLOUR, COFFEE. RICE. Ac. TOBACCO SNUFF It GIB we buy direct from Manufacturers, you to buy at one profit. A stock of always on ind sold prices n suit the times- Out goods are nil bought and old for C ASH. therefore, having no risk to sell at close margin Respectfully, M. .- . be allowed to d with the public, capacity of an officer, who willingly refuses or neglects to pay his honest debts. The Winston states that North Carolina will reap much from its exhibit at the Worlds Fair. Several mining men from the West purpose com- to this State, the Russian is desirous of a colony of farmers in Eastern Carolina and the Japanese com missioner to the Fair has in mind the of a of to utilize the kaolin deposits of which porcelain is made. Mrs. W. S. Black, of the superintendent of Oxford Or- Asylum, died there Sun- day. The week before last her youngest son died and last week her sister died. Mrs- Black was widely known among Southern Methodists. She was the author of the Hand Book of Missions, and was one of the leaders of missionary work in the M. E tor Teller, of Colorado, is sixty nine. Senator Hawley, of Con is sixty-seven, and his colleague, Orville Plait is sixty- The two Georgia are old-timers, a brigadier in tho Southern army, is sixty-nine- Gordon, a major tho same service, is six y one. of is sixty six. Allison, of Iowa, is sixty four ; his colleague, Wilson, is sixty-live. of Kansas, is sixty-two, but his long whiskers ex his years. of is sixty-five; Frye, of Maine, is sixty-two ; George by Hoar, of Massachusetts, is sixty-seven. He went to Con- for the first time 1809- of Michigan, is sixty-seven; Washburn, of Min- is sixty-two ; George, of Mississippi, is sixty-seven, and Senator Whitehall, his colleague, is sixty two. Vest, of Missouri, is sixty-three; Jones, Nevada, is sixty-three, and his col- praise of without knowing the beauties of i Tahoe and Clear lakes, and of Orator lake Why spend a fortune and risk life your aches and ills to bad, Vichy, or when so much nearer are Bartlett Springs, Harbin Springs, the Soda Springs, Rubles Hot Springs Byron Hot and a score more equally famous for their i cures Why struggle so hard to and Blanc, when old Shasta towers equally high I Why go to Italy for climate that can found quite as genial California I Why boast so of European watering places, when Del Monte leads the world ; in beauty, elegance, delightful hospitality moderate char Why exclaim in such amazement at the engineering feasts of and St. when equally difficult feats have been achieved over the Sierras, OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF Dress All kinds of GOODS NOTIONS, large CROCKERY and TIN W TI IN US and S IT I i ELS, Shelf G K ; k of MENS, BOYS CLOTHING and I and SNUFF. TOBACCO and other store. We wish to c ill attention to t f. special BAG AND TIES tilings on which we LADIES FINE SHOES. BABY CAPS and SHAWLS, Lilies and Gentlemen RUBBER A FURNITURE, which we will sell cheap. Two i t to- latest improved pattern of CARPET Several f everything usually carried in stock by a general iv-i you specie inducements, namely Largo lot of small lot of FLOOR OIL CLO Luge stock of also have thousand SNOW TOBACCO STICKS and BASKETS which we will sell VERY CHEAP. Some PLOWS PLOW CASTINGS and SHOVELS and HOES- We cannot name everything, we are nearly c to have want. Try We mean business. The whole stock has to be sold and you buy it at such a price as to save considerable money. OCTOBER 1st, 1893. D. N. shall continue to buy Gotten, Peanuts and Rice and are prepared to pay the highest market prices. HOW TO TOES. H Prayed, Arose Walked. How the P armor Swindled. New Came Laws. Church Her body was league, is sixty-six. and all business in the I . Patent office or in the Courts attended to for Fees. We opposite the U. S. Patent Of- engaged in Patents obtain patents less time more remote from Washington. the model or drawing Is sent we advise a to free of we make no change unless ob- Patent. taken to Raleigh for burial. Charlotte Twenty- seven years ago a lady moved away from Charlotte leaving a large wash pot which she owned in charge of a neighbor. The neighbor heard nothing of her after she left until yesterday she wrote a postal asking that her wash-pot be shipped to her right away. She make no inquiry for any one of the family. All she was interested in was the pot. It was shipped her forthwith, with no extra charge for storage. Tarboro The fast- est time that has been made on the Norfolk Carolina Railroad by a inch cylinder engine, and in fact, it is said to be the fastest on record in the South, was made last Thursday between Rocky Mount and Norfolk. The run was made by Engineer on train No. in two hours and six minutes, the distance being one hundred and sixteen and seven-tenth miles. From this must be taken the time in Li a r -cent issue of the Dis- patch the r tells an inquiring to keep sweet potatoes through the and through the by the Southern Company These significant question have been all answered the true patriot way by the Southern Company- Know the worth, beauties and wonders of your country first. If you are search of pleasure, health, scenery, a place to build a home, genial, climate, a land rich in the beneficent gifts cf nature, ask any agent of this company for or send to E. Hawley,. Asst. Gen. Traffic Manager, with the means to ml After lying bed for two years The rapid growth of the cotton agents may be killed utterly helpless, a victim of industries developed a when which is from October incurable spinal trouble, business in the purchase of to September sewing ma- Elisa of West Barnard seed by from the chine do; Soring poets from street, in this borough, bas just the farmer and the of them March to February in left his couch, professes to to mills, which there is leap the man who knows have been cured entirely through about the proportion of it all may be slaughtered any The method so well learn- tin- instrumentality of doctors hi ease hopeless The cure look effect described meets all the its of those who make sweet potato culture one of leading crops of the farm, but to the small farmer not provided with e potato bins d, and his physician- considered his as in time between midnight and 11.60 P. M- ; tho man who doesn't ad- In North and South Carolina because it don't pay. any certainly legal bushel of cotton seed is time between sunrise and of the found other occupations. without the aid of surgery, two days ago, and it gr ally astounded Mr. Pyle's The con- Broadway, New York, N. B. tho temperature ,;,.,, h , ,,., E. Currier, New England Agent, tho by being thrown an Washington Street, Boston, of dry cellars, n a n. tho mode given does not com- near mend itself- n . But to the average who aid resumed Smith, Agent, South Third HT. f as a miller; but Street, Pa.; W- C i for consumption upon the , Gen. Pass. Ag., NeW, the if time with a Orleans, La., or T- H. Goodman, him to keep his crop through the winter, be the weather ever so cold is, rot abnormal for this without the constant medicine or pounds. When seed are sell- his loneliest period ; but the at say cents per bushel low who stops his paper because this amount ought to Ira for the editor failed to make public each pounds. Many agents, the that his last however, when they find them- baby had a new tooth is inviolate, selves hard pushed by competitors he ought to live forever for he is simply raise the price a cent moan to die. There is no set Mass.; G- Gen. West- j Freight and Pass. Clark Street, Chicago, R. J. seven years After .; long siege of illness his w S two per bushel and deliberately j for insurance and building reckon the weight of a bushel at and loan agents but to execute or even as high them on sight, especially when We refer, here, to the Post Master, the , , i of the Money Order Did., the twenty stops, which amounts the U. S. Patent Office. For to at lea-1 two and half min advise terms reference to to each stop. This brings it aD. y u,, . address, belt run I young men from the new North- j seconds. Son of New Jersey, is sixty-one; Vance, of North Carolina, is sixty- three, and Ransom, his colleague, is sixty Bate, of see, is sixty-two; Roger Mills, of Texas, is sixty-one ; his colleague, Richard Coke, is sixty- four. of Vermont, is sixty-two, and Camden, of West Virginia, is sixty-five- These Senators constitute the working force of the Senate, though of the younger men, Hill, Wolcott, Lodge, White, of Louisiana, Vila-, have had a good deal to do with the shaping of future legislation- Hill was fifty August, is forty five, Lodge is forty-three, is forty-two, White is thirty-three, is forty-three. In a less conservative body than the United States Senate the younger men, though constituting but a fraction of its membership, would probably have more of a show. As it is, the proceedings are largely hemmed about with rules and unwritten but unvarying usages ; and long familiarity with these gives the old Senators op for controlling The average age of of the present United States Senate is fifty-nine. It be over sixty but for the infusion of Gen. Pass. San Francisco, Cal-, for California literature, guides, maps, etc. all questions- The three routes of the Southern Pacific Company will take you to any desired locality, the spinal disease so s as to throw him into convulsions every time he was moved his bed. Two days ago, pursuant to his pounds per bushel. One buyer who had no scales told a mill man that he wanted no scales because he could make more money guessing at weights. A common trick of local buyers is to offer seed to several mills they come around on Tuesday. remedy is becoming so well known sad as to need no mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of vigilance and expense required merit that tho L was by housing process about to answer bis prayers and Alter the second frost when the f,,,,,, potatoes shall have been thorough- ,.,, . matured, the crop by way of New Orleans, through V a , j purer medicine does not exist and to claim to each null the it is to do all that is some other mill has offered more ; claimed. Bitters will cure all . L iii of the and Kidney, will than has n ottered all- All Since then ho o- n offered at farmers should know that pounds of seed is the legal bushel Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and early in the day, giving the ban been rapidly the southern of Cali- tubers the advantage of the day's Chester Pa . Dispatch. the by way of sun ; prepare the foundation for u-------u the hills high, well laud by a round bed about eight feet in diameter and six above the surface level. ate when more are taken it West means that tho price is Ogden, through Utah, Nevada and over the Sierra Nevada; and the by way of Portland, Oregon the mountains into the northern part of California. These routes afford splendid opportunities for. vie wing countries through which they pass, and the visitor will never regret having taken the trip. It will east you Dotting will sure- the see less. The oil mills all pay the local buyers for seed at the rate of pounds per bushel. Therefore all tho buyer can get from the farmer at a rate exceeding remove I Bolls. Salt Rheum and other affections Caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system I and prevent well as cure all Malarial cure of Headache. and Electric, ire -at i-f net ion guaranteed, r money and pet at Drug How's This Chest pounds the excess is all profit to the local It is to the Handle the tor and is .,,. t, . in baskets, discarding guaranteed to give relief. or money will of both the oil men and he paid from j the farmer to insist Upon the and place m ,. , pounds We offer One I Be ward tor any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. A Co., Prop, the undersigned, have known F. J. for the last years, and b him perfectly honorable in all transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made their Arm. West A Wholesale Druggists, Tole o, Wall i. A Marvin, Wholesale Toledo, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter- acting directly upon the blood mucous surfaces of the the system. Price per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. For Liver and place noon this old crop pine Throat, straw, w trampled, twelve in- orient. King's Hum dies in depth. carefully all cut potatoes upon the bed in a conical shape u B a,, to in all cases and by hand, putting not more than a sample tattle at our and ca he easily done because it thirty bushels in one bill, for just bow good a it is. When the bills are all completed, Trial hot l-s at Drug cover carefully with pine straw Store. Large and commencing around tho base, to l the thickness of two feet. Let A Hard winter Predicted. them remain this condition about ten or fifteen days for the moisture to evaporate ; then cover I customary as this time of with earth to the depth of four the year for weather ts to Inches, packing and smoothing announce what the season with a shovel, a inch tile will be- well known Hicks, on the south side of the in , , a sled downward, to Keep out the rain and secure ventilation, on more than one occasion, says Keep a load or two of surplus the winter will begin about the straw by the hills, and if the middle of November with storms, falls more than or o very Ho degrees below freezing point, u We cover them with straw as a , against the intense think that the man who begins cold. Treated this way, eating early and prepares for a potatoes slips, or seed winter will have no regrets, toes, will keep perfect through bat a or the winter. is a crime in all States to falsify weights News. The Methodist con- was in session at Knox- ville last week. On the last day a resolution was introduced pledging the ministers and gates to support any political party which endorses the cause of temperance and has a plank platform. There was vigorous opposition to the adoption cf a resolution that pledged the members to any party, and it was defeated. The preachers are all temperance men, but they are not yet ready to join themselves to the rights party has a temperance plank as a tail to the cord limes. The cry of is Godsend to the man who does not pay his the Parsons Sun- It serves as an excellent excuse and at this time it is his stock in trade. There is a class that catch on to all subterfuges that will assist them in any way to ward off creditors, and principal cry of hard times comes from that class of people. If each every person would do his duty toward his neighbor and creditors by paying past and run- debts this cry of hard times would vanish as the dew before the morning sun and at such time it is the duty of every man to make it a point that his small debts, particularly, are it is the obligation of every citizen to pay as quickly as possible. One dollar put Into circulation can pay a groat many debts and the of hard times will be

THE REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. D, J, ml Propriety. WEDNESDAY. at at Greenville, N. C, a mail matter. Publisher's THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF I The is 81.00 per Advertising One one year, one-half column one year ; one Mr, Transient inch one week. ; two weeks. month Two one week. S two weeks, 8-; one month, advertisements inserted in as reading items, cents per line for each insertion. Legal Advertisements, such as Ad Notices Sales. Summons to ate., will be charged for at legal rates am MUST BE PAID FOB IN mt for any time. i mule to either tn or by letter. Copy tor i v Advertisements and all changes of lie in fay o'clock on Tuesday morning in order to receive prompt in following. The Senate adjourned last Fri- day baying acted the nomination of Mr. Elias for collector the Western District and Hon. F. M. of the Eastern District of North Carolina. Their nominations bad been kept from reported to the Senate by the Finance Com through the ice and at the suggestion of Vance, who has openly opposed these men, at least Mr Elias, and had Mr. Simmons held back until he could see what he could do with Mr. Elias. When the Senate adjourned without having acted upon these nominations it made them of no effect and the were vacant. the same after- noon, however, that the body Mr. Cleveland had commissions issued to both of these gentlemen for the respective places for which they ha been nominated and this continues Mr. Elias in the office he is already filling and puts Mr. Simmons in the place to which he been appointed long and from which he has been kept through one of our Democratic Senators who has been quoted largely us saying horse that pulls the ought to eat the The people of North Carolina know whether Mr. has been pulling the -low. They know what noble service lie has done for the party. single act of Mr. Cleveland's since he has been President will give move general satisfaction to the Demo of North Carolina than his reappointment of these two ex gentlemen to these places. Their nominations will now before regular session of the Senate December it is evident that they will be ed. The made vacant by the recent death of Judge Bond has been tendered to Ransom by President Cleveland. Mr- Ransom declines to accept it for at least two reasons one that he prefers in the United States Senate, and again that he believes a man ought to have e position. Senate Ran- would have adorned the place that has been tendered him. but can do better service to the people of his State in the he has so honorably, success- fully and nobly filled for the past twenty two years. He is especially being felt the eat ad being one of the oldest and best informed men in the Senate. Elections were held several States yesterday but go to press too early to get any as to results. We feel safe in saving however, r st Virginia, has gone D and that the lists were not even it. Ohio has had an interesting campaign but his in all probability gone Republican, though many have thought Neal would give a close race Gov Should Democrats make the S ates voting it will add much to the present administration. Mrs. wife of Mr. J. P. editor of Charlotte Observer, died at her home in Statesville at o'clock on Thursday afternoon, of typhoid ever. She was years old and haves a and four Not only every editor in North Carolina, but all who know him throughout the State and elsewhere, deeply with Mr. in loss of of his life. Tin news of her death carried sorrow to many hearts. The steamship, City of Alex belonging to the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company, was destroyed fir near Havana on last Thursday morning. Thirty odd lives were lost. Th- vessel was a very v 1- one. With Congress adjourned tin the first Monday in December, not so much interest will upon Washington during the last few months. The tariff bill a ill be one of the first to c me up for at session. Col. Hoge, of Virginia, was early in this administration appointed as United States Con- to China, was last week recalled by President Cleveland. Col. had gone as fas as San Francisco MM to have sailed from that city for on the afternoon of the day the President's telegram reached him. dispatches about the matter said charges had been lodged Col. Hoge, one of them effecting his sobriety. Later reports say the charges are more serious than anticipated, and are defined to be to pay bis bills. It is also that he failed to account money collected by him for and given him in President Cleveland evidently lie in soberness in his officials, if these charges against Col- Hoge are true no one will object to his re- call. think those who have been harping that the was trying to demonetize silver of the f ct that there is to ; be a beginning of the coinage of ; silver after it has been stopped for two or three y. Tin- too remember, immediately after DEMOCRATIC PRESS. Politicians very often pander and and make themselves ridiculous trying to find out which. largest number of voters are going to take on public questions; but not so with the If the politicians would i their temporizing stand rot all times, off ears as wall its years, as honestly and for Democratic platforms and principles as ape's do. there would not be half the work during campaign It the busy half of campaign year clear ii s away the rubbish end mend the blunders the politicians have made in the interval be- tween elections. The people of North Carolina have new to be proud of the course the Press of the State has taken the last few months. Re of what the effect might be on their business and interests, the Democratic pa- per, with a very few exceptions, have stood by the Chicago plat- form in demanding the repeal of the Sherman or by Pres- C in bis tn good promises of that platform. in the assault that has been made against two of the leading of Mi. Cleveland, nineteen out of every Dem p have stood y the and his we are glad to find that people are standing by the this u these positions than w have ever known before. Newton Enterprise. This is the Right Sort of Talk. If nil the churches in land were to turn out members who refuse to pay their debts would be fewer members, but the i world would have confidence in repeal of the S law which ,, w,, Then it was said would do away with , , in the would be be n badge of dist; net inn worth more than gold and rubies. It is a nod sign to see preen agitating the It i n thews for the pulpit and for the prayer men should have their place with scandal mongers and rs and should wear a badge of a criminal. A healthy is growing On of the chief causes is and mi pt to hi-h. when w re too Courier. away silver. -It is said there is to about four millions of dollars coined per m and this i to be continued until H r circa increased one and fifty millions of dollars Wonder what the pa will say about this. Gentle man, be easy, country is safe when the Democrats nil. Mr. Cleveland Mr in y make what seems to us mi-takes, but they men and what they are about, we are a little more than ever in.-l give them a chance com plaining. They have never been found wanting yet. WASHINGTON our Regular Washington, D. C-, Nov. 1893. President Cleveland and Sec- are both firm in the belief that the repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman silver law, now an accomplished fact, will soon bring about a state of affairs that will make the much- talked about issue of bonds necessary, and neither of them wishes to issue bonds until cir- shall make such an issue absolutely necessary. The Democrats in Congress, or at least a majority of them, would like to escape authorizing an issue f bonds, if it can possibly be done. It will be much easier for President Cleveland to speak positively definitely on bond question a mouth hence it is now, it is probable that his message to the regular session of Congress will take a Voided stand one way or the other on the subject, and I venture prediction that the state of public and private, for he next mouth will decide which, if the expected increase in shall result in largely the revenues of the govern- as Secretary be- it will, the administration can get through bonds. The movement for u charge in the rules of the Senate is growing quite rapidly, it is among the probabilities that a change will lie made early in regular session- Formal amendments to the rules have this week been proposed by Senators Hill Blackburn, and other Senators speak of offering others. All of these be to com- on Rules, which will, it is in due time report an that will accomplish the end aimed ma- of the Senate authority to order a vote whenever it may think that the debate has been sufficiently prolonged, an author- possessed by the House by nearly every legislative body in world. the Means shall oppose the it is expect d that it will be easily accomplished Representative Tex is, Uncle Sam pays out lots of money without receiving any thing approaching an lent in return therefor. Hi-has, introduced two bills, each of which be thinks will stop a big leak of that Wind. One of them provides for the of laws providing for the payment of retired army and navy officers, that pay of such officers heretofore retired shall cease when the bill becomes a law. The other repeals for the payment of retired judges from the U. S. courts and slops Mm pay of all those now on retired list. Whether there is any probability of either of these bills becoming laws it is too early to say ; but Mr. Bailey is thoroughly earnest and will do bis beet to push them through. Mr. J. S- Harrison, of Kansas City, ex-President Harrison's democratic brother, is in Wash- seeking an office. He wants to be at Kansas City- While nil of the Senators and Representatives are doubtless of the opportunity to go home for a few days before the beginning of the regular session, there are quite a number of pro democrats who expressed the that it would neon better to have let the extra run right along until for beginning the regular session. The majority, however, thought that no time would be saved by remaining in session, the majority rules, usually. in the Democratic party. real reform was adopted by Congress this week when it de- that hills which pass either House or Senate shall be printed instead of being enrolled by hand. It is that this will prevent and costly errors which occurred the closing hours of every session of the enroll- of bills. reply to a question as to what action the President had taken on report that emissaries f several nations were aiding the Brazilian s and that their purpose was to overthrow the republic and re-establish monarchy, a prominent official, not a member of the cabinet, mm at liberty to enter into but you can rest assured that this will assert Monroe doctrine and protect the commercial interests of American citizens in Brazil elsewhere at all hazards, and it will do it with- out the bluster and jingoism which characterized President Harrison's dealings with Chili. All of the facts concerning the Brazilian revolution in the session of the State department were laid before the cabinet this week and a unanimous agreement was reached, the nature of which not, for obvious reasons, made public Cotton and Below are Norfolk prices peanuts for yesterday, as by Cobb Co., Commission chants of Good 1-16 Low 5-16 Extra November nth. Mr. Joyner's Institute will be ready Inebriates on Dr. It.- was not able to be here on the 1st, necessitating a postponement of the opening until the 11th. We wish th- Institute every success and know fifty men who would be benefit- by a course of lectures and shots. Sad and Gloomy Weak and Dyspeptic Md Cure. Dr. J. It Alabama. have not words to my thanks for the great benefits received from a Hood's I was weak, and It made me strong; I was a tic, and It cured me; I was sad and gloomy, and It made me cheerful and hopeful. And last, though not least. It made me an ardent and Hood's s Cures working democrat. AU who have taken Hood's with my advice, report good re- suits. I gladly recommend It to all sufferers J. R. White, m. D., Birmingham, Ala. N. B. If you to take Hood's do not be induced to buy any other Instead. Insist upon HOOD'S. Hood's PIUS are the best family cathartic. and effective. Try a box. Notice By virtue of Order of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county it the ease of Ward W. Mary E. Daniel the will sell for ca-h before Court in Greenville, on of the following described piece or pure of land situated in of in adjoining the Penelope Mary E. and others. containing more or less. This November 4th, 1888. Notice On Monday of December, A. D., ISM, I will sell at the court l -i- in the of Greenville to the highest bidder cash one tract of land in Pitt county containing lit ; acres and bounded as Sit- in Carolina township, adjoining the lands of Council James, Warren and wife and the IV. I,. Perkins, to satisfy an my hands collection F. and widen has been levied on -aid land as the property of said Fleming. first day of Nov. K. W. KING, Sheriff. Notice to Creditors. The or Court Clerk of Pitt having issued letters of to me, the on the 1st November, on the estate of ii deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons i. dented to the estate lo immediate payment to the to all creditors said e to present claims, authenticated, to I he j signed twelve months the date this this will be plead in liar of recovery. Tin- November the 6th, S-J. W. U. on the of Harmon Mr. is R- Carr, at the State Fair, hit the nail on the head when h- up a placard on When the Southern farmers exhibit of products of his produce their own food crops farm these meat, at-d surplus tin meat. crop they will be largely . farm solves the silver question lent of currency take care of the farm and the Herald will, take care of Notice On Wednesday the 6th of her. A. D . I sell at the House door In the town of Greenville to the bidder for cash three tracts Pitt County containing about hounded as One tract in Beaver ad- lands of T. J. Jarvis, the I Avery B. P. Willoughby of i SO more one acres and immediately l-tween the old plank Sonata adjoining lands of Gen. Crawford. White, J. W, and others, one containing acres in Green- ville township the lands of Tor W. H. and others and being the land which Harris bought from Then Smith, to I Satisfy a., in my for Harris Mm ii -ii h been levied on land as property of Mid Charles Harris. This 7th of Nov. SPLENDID FARM. For Bent. A portion of the John Peebles farm, lying on Far riv -r, lies from Green- ville, one and sixty acres Held to itself, or easily sub-divided to suit renter. Hood dwelling, o tenant excellent and grapes water. This land two ears. Is in heart f the best the acres Capital tobacco land, barns and pack-house Fine corn, p. aunts and farm. ails for furnished charge by owner. Apply lo At Notice to Public Officers. At a meeting of the Board of Com- missioners of county, held on the 8th day of No vein order was It la ordered by the Board that the the -tor a anon to all and Justices of the Peace, to die office of i in of this on t Monday in December next their annual reports all duet, penalties forfeit res or public monies received by them during Lie present year, at sum. ti lo exhibit dockets examination by this All required to file such re p. a La under of I lie Code, of t Co. Notice. On Monday the 4th day of A. ., I will sell at Court, i louse door in the town to highest, bidder tor cash tract of I in Pitt c about acres and ed follows. Sit Greenville ti C, the of Green- ville the laud of it. F. Patrick, W. A. Manning, Allied and others, being that tract land on which is lo- mill plant of the Greenville Land Improvement Company, for- owned by Win, Moore deceased and to Mrs. Allie Higgs, to an execution in my hands for c Greenville aim improvement y and which has been levied said land as the property of said company. Thin first -lay of Nov. IS B. n. BUN J, Sheriff. NEXT WEEK WE ARE GOING TO MAKE YOU SUCH PRICES THAT YOU WILL EXCLAIM HOW CAN THEY DO IT. COME AND US AND WE CAN EASILY EXPLAIN WHY AND HOW WE DO IT. TO THE PUBLIC HAVE OPENED THE STORED p. FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY J. L. LITTLE WITH AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF CLOTHING HOE MEN SUITS and up. BOYS SUITS tip. BOYS OVERCOATS and tip. HOMESPUN cents. THE LOWEST PRICES IN GREENVILLE. Sol. Cohen NEXT DOOR TO J. A. ANDRE ACME Harrow. Crusher and I have taken the agency for this did farm implement and will be clad to have the farmers come and examine it. As its name implies, ii is a general will email, cut. lift, turn, smooth, level and pulverize, all in one operation. In preparing the land for small grain and also for covering the seed it cannot be surpassed. Several sizes nude, from ft. to ft. Call and sec how the Harrow works. JOHN FLANAGAN. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified before Court Clerk Pitt as Administrator of the of It. F. Manning, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the es- to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and ail persons having claims against the estate must present the same for payment before the 23rd of or this notice will plead in bar of recovery. Tins day of October, 1893. ALLEN WARREN. of B. F. Manning, Executor's Sale of Per- Estate. On the 22nd. day of November. 1893, I at the late of Abel Smith, de- ceased, the will sell for cash to the highest Id Id t the personal estate f late Abel Smith, i of mill. s. horses, hog-, corn, cot- i ton, fodder, and kin-hen I and all other personal property , of said estate. October SMITH. of Abel Smith, deceased. Notice to r editors. The superior Court Clerk of Pitt county, having issued of d- to me, on the 21st day of October. 1893. on the estate of own W. Daniel, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons in to tin estate to make immediate payment to and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims, properly to the undersigned, mouths after the date of this or this notice will I plead in bar of their This the 21st of October, 1898. FERNANDO WARD, on the Estate of Job n W. Daniel. Mr. M. T. WELL Invites the ladles to inspect her Fashionable Millinery She has recently returned from the north when she attended several Openings, and Is prepared the correct shades and for this season. Her Pattern Hats are models of style and beauty. Large lot of hand Mrs. Mrs. and MUs Florence are with bar and will be glad to serve you. Jelly cent a bottle. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified before Court Clerk of county as Ks- of Delia Harris, notice vs given to all persons in to estate to make payment lo the undersigned, and all persons claims against the estate present the payment be- fore the 19th day of Oct., 1894, or this notice will he plead in bar of recovery. This the 19th day of AMANDA HARRIS. Executrix of Delia Harris W. L DOUGLAS SHOE Was In d try pair. If m pay h M War a, Laud Sale. By virtue of a decree of t Superior. Court made at Sept. term the of Lit ham Skinner vs. J. B. Yellowley trustee, G. L. and W ll the undersigned sell for cash before the Court House in Greenville Monday day of November 1893 k the following described real situ in town Greenville known in the plot of said town as lots Nos. and and known as the Hotel Macon property. The property will lie divided and sold G several Iota, of each can be by reference to deer e. F. G- JAMES, Oct 3rd Commissioner. Sale of Valuable LaDd. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Pitt county, made at her, 1803. we on Monday. Dec. i, 1893. sell at public sale before the door in Greenville, valuable lying east of the town of Green- ville, known as the residence an home place of the Col Edward en one hundred and eighty acres, more or less, ad- joining town of the lands of Martha Wilson, Frank Johnson and others. Situated upon said premises and grove la an eight room dwelling with a water cistern attached, kitchen, stables, barn other buildings. Near the dwelling is a spring fine water. The farm also con- talus an orchard of a variety of fine fruit trees and a vineyard cord. and other grapes. -One-third to lie paid cash, the balance in two equal to be paid at the expiration of one and two yea.-s from day sale, the deferred pay- to bear eight per cent interest; ti- withheld null lull payment of the purchase money, with privilege to chaser to pay a greater price or all the purchase money on day of sale r sooner than due by said terms paying later, est to day of payment. F- a. tAMES. ALEX. L. BLOW. 18th. 1893. Commissioners. t at by W. L Shots. look far I. L. DAVIS, N. C, Consumptive PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Hi. hi Km a r mi to Hair to Color. n i. ARE RUN UPON Capital and Credit. JOIN TO THESE THE Y A XI PRUDENCE NECESSARY To ESTA AND MAINTAIN BOTH, AND YOU DAVE THE SECRET WE HA TRIED To JOIN ALL THESE TOGETHER AND GUILD UP A BUSINESS OF SOL- ID MERIT. WHICH WOULD BE I CREDIT TO OUR TOWN, AND A PLEASURE TO OUR t HI ENDS AND CUSTOMERS TO THAT SUCCEEDED BY AS IN DOING THIS VERY THING. FRIENDS AND WE THANE YOU AND STILL CIT YOUR AND PA I We offer you a line of cannot be excelled in this county for variety and value. For every dollar spent with us we try to give honest value. We have received our FALL STOCK and can show you a beautiful line of Goods. It is our intention to sell Good Goods at the lowest possible prices with value and merit. We have the Goods. We Have tho Nicest Stock in Tows. invite inspection. We invite comparison. want your pvt- We want your trade. Come and sen our Dress Goods, ads. Notions, Hats, Piece Goods for Making and Boys CLOTHING, Shoes, Crockery, Tinware, Glassware. Wood and Hardware, Plows and Farming Utensils, Whips. I. i its and Floor a specialty Dry Goods, i ally The best line of P P ever kept in Tl M I I Marble Top Walnut Suits, Solid Oak Suits, Imitation Oak Suits, Imitation our town, consisting in part nut Suits, Bureaus. Bedsteads, Tables, Buffets, Washstands. Chairs of kinds, and Cradles, Mattresses, Tin Safes Bed Springs, Tables and Laos Curt tins, Poles, Matting Cloths. J. A P. s Best Spool Cotton at Wholesale prices Bagging and Tics, Peanut Bugs. We tire unceasing and tireless workers for trade always ready to make give Bargains. ESTABLISHED GREENVILLE. C. SO Boxes C. It. Meat. Boston Lard. BOO all barrel Granulated Sugar, barrels boxes Mill- Three barrels Ax barrels Snuff, I i eases Full stock of nil T like , I'M i Cakes nil Crackers, j GO barrels i k Powder. tons Shot, Bread Powders. case- star Lye, Apple eases Gold Dust Powder Hi Arrow Ties . goods in my line. YOU CAN BUY ONE AT FENDER'S, GOOD COOK STOVES are now so cheap that yon can not afford to buy an inferior -------one. Go to Fender's and Buy the best. THE LIBERTY, THE ALLIANCE COOKS at Tinware. Pants, Stoves repaired. Tin and ill kinds of Sheet work done- S. E. N Joshua ROS CO., -AND----- W Commission Merchants, FAYETTE NORFOLK, VA. and Solicited. J. L. SUGG. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, N. C OFFICE SUGG JAMES OLD STAND All Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates AGENT FOB A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE

THE REFLECTOR. Selections. AND Mount Fair weak . SENSE. Brain and Bullion arc wheels which rest ran the business of the world. Some have one. some the on the favored few have both Not to take the trouble to see and buy our to one of the three Either yon sense a. out the d or The dollars without the sense, or Neither the dollars nor the sense. Already thrill good I talked. being with else to do goes mi work on the streets J last week. has just been shipping a lot f peas. Corn a-v th o t the country. -f large pearl but Lang's. The Thank III lug turkey is being conned and fed high. The President baa n Lined Shared as Thanksgiving Pay. wills to Tyson bank building up The Council held its regular lily mauling Monday night. Every one who reads Public Opinion, Washington, i delighted with it. cannot too about tire and bu out and lock up The Page Hotel at de- b st night. A coined juvenile society had a aid parade fay afternoon The fl-st Monday ennui in town was a little larger on last Monday than usual riff King -ill e- several of Ian I o is III his hand-. of our people were talking of g ling up Mount fair h day. T breaks not so heavy last week NB for some week, previous. The pi ice lower. Two more o s boat- came up day. and the went oft like fat rs. Larry is to furnish weather to order. him when y ii want a change. A four y old son f J. II . Manning of leaser , died on Tues week. Personal. Mr. T. White spent part of last week in Richmond. Mrs. Jarvis the Pres- Synod in Tarboro last week. Mr. L. F- Evans made a trip to Dan- ville and R tobacco markets last week. Rev. D- p in the Court House Friday night. Mr. Harvey Myers and Miss Mutter of Washington, will be married to-day. Mrs. P. K. I last we-k from visiting her in Moore c Ex T. J to Raleigh last week an address fore the colored fair being held there. Mr. W. H. Cox returned last week from York where he had been gold- for Greene Mr. R . I k to A. B. B home lay evening lo rein during the recess of Congress. Mr. B. S. Sheppard home last week from Philadelphia- We arc sorry that hi- health was not much proved by the trip. Mr. O H returned Monday from a to St. L and Cincinnati where he had been stock for this market. Rev. II. commenced the series of meetings in the Baptist church Sunday is sermon-. Or. Monday that he was u well to come Mr Claude of I, ha been spending the past week with hi- sister. Mis. A I. Blow. Claude a great many f here, where he spent much of his boyhood and they were II to see him. AH-n Warren, senior of Rive-side has be-u selected Vi-e first district of i lie State So- It w. be ha d to make a be ion than NOW LISTEN From the of people in the I store- the part week we judge We hare just retorted from Hew I i considerably. York with the largest and Do yen want to rant r lease a fine select line of con. cotton o- nut fa m i -See Andrew adv in this i-s c I Ii i Th X w Home Sewing Machine th- ever all others at the sells them. lotions, Beets Sires and look a out ind v. send b me i juicing. BROS. Lea rs of Low Price. N C For New Good Cell at Sell ye ii and eggs at Cobb's Just X. C at the Old BrickS ore. I n a lag- of I and at The v. i v style o ape- and Cloak- at D- C of o d Cast lion ca-h. E I Brown. Heating Stove-. Cook stoves a Stole I at Pa. Our Second Lot of Shoes has at M. R. Lang's. My Stove Pi e is made of b- st In a B I. -as The on ea h i at the Old Store. C o and Gen's Goods cheap c -h at Lang's. New Lot of I in l be Just at M. R Tho-e aren't they fine. Made if Carolina pine. At D. D. es in all s-vies of Dress trim- ming-among the arrived Lang-s. ca-h for the d Cotton . . e. Bum. call on II. D I Av or a Corn 3.- D. t- Look out for Sm-th, he has gone Wet. after t e finest lot of Horses and Mule- ever off- red o k t. if line on ring Hooker , for for cents then see D. ladies should see th at M I pretty mi- J. C Cobb shoes in town Sea ave the Bee o . i B n-i I h- bank i- w th ti lot of Reran due- ever far on this , market. Some one has cU that man's h is made t and yet he often d by talking and kill -f earing- The County ea Society held their m g night at the of the of Health. W. H. All who possibly can should the meeting the B church this week and next. It p people to make in matters of religion. vices begin each at o'clock. Mes-rs. Cobb , of have sent the v on an I its The book pages and is splendidly illustrated. The Reflector Bookstore receives sub- or wanted. You can save the trouble and expense of writing the orders by leaving your subscriptions here. Here something that don't happen day Mr. W H. White of Greenville, and we see from the the same manor rather one with exactly the name- is Treasurer of Salisbury. There's an old song th would be but if we nothing els- hut but if a body I no be s with a continuation of just the weather we had last week, that body was not built to be satisfied. The rice of the Peterson Mag- Philadelphia, h-i- been reduced to i per year. reduction is made price th d of the is by no means -ed. Every number is es. interesting and at- tractive. Last week the Pitt Rifles received their new The b will on- in for th-- first time at drill Friday afternoon. Those who have to the armory and tried on their salts say the fit is perfect. An does Bel take his ho pa be o b it from hi- neighbor to Lots of them do this, and it Is usually the who does the Accident. Mr. Fed living near came near being killed on Tue-day evening of last week. He was a mule upon hi- For hours after the fad it was thought he would die. Worthy Case. A woman with little children w before th of Count- Com Mond y. ail. After her what deemed con- n he fund, some the an I a few gentlemen p e- added lo the amount from their There are better men than our Boa d of fount load of Ragging Ties at J. C. Cobb Son. See them before buying to your grading n n see D. It get a Heat A large of cheap at the Old Brick Sore. Mrs. M. I. the very latest in new fall millinery cm please all Remember I pay you ca-h for Chickens Eggs and Country Produce at the Old Brick Store. The best is the the Richmond Stove Co s at D. . II I Mrs. Reader Dead. Mrs. who-e critical I illness from a of w. s mentioned two weeks ago died on I lie i even of last e at i the home of her son. Mr. D. son. The renal I lo the depot in and i to Va . her home, for The pall here w. re Mess-rs. C. Pea C. D. C. T. . I. E Slav key. S. C. ml D. Whichard. members of the and Mr. in. d the remains to Suffolk. Thanksgiving- Th business me of Greenville have a few past been in the habit of up tin places on Thanks- giving Day an I suspend business let the It is right and proper this should be done, and we feel justified in saying He practice will not be reversed on the approaching Thanks- giving Day. Within the next week a Reflector representative will go among the business men and get for publication in the next issue the names of all who close day, so that the p. t the country may be d bus will be -us- here that all close no one will lose anything. Marriage Licenses. The Register of Deed- i-sued licenses to the following couples during the in of October White. Moore Everett, John Simmons and Briley. Gray Moor- and Laney L. Stokes, Henry C. and Louisa W. . B own, Jr., and Brown, B own and A Tripp. W. II. St um Ada is, I d a id Ad Anderson. Ben cannon Burney. Ellen Jordan Daniel ind Susan Smith and Ida Edwards, May and Ann D lien Wooten and Johnson, I Brady and II. Ed- and Martha J. Stanley Price and Smith, Rives and Julia ind-or Taft and Jacky Ann Park-r, Matthew a d Brown, Oscar and Bel tie Liitle E. iV. Grant and Maggie Moore, Isaac Jones and And Weather A pole has been erected on top of th-1 building over the signals will displayed. A telegram is rec every afternoon between and giving the In for the next to hours, and the flags will be but up promptly Riving in to the Cards giving the meaning of signals have been lacked up in front of Reflector office and M. R. store and were also distribute as far as the supply would a link. By a little study of the signals one can soon become familiar with them. The white flag in or f weather ; the blue lain or snow; the white and blue flag, local rains; black triangular flag. temp lire If a no flag means that the lire will wanner and below another flag means falling temperature or colder; white Hag with black square in c cold wave. When more than one flag is -played their meaning b read together beginning with the top flag Mr. Larry is Observer for this station. Mill Items. Mills N. C, Nov. C. Potato digging is the order of the day Mr. Mark of Kinston, was in last Friday. Mr. Herman was quite sick last week. Mr. W. C. Hut went to Washington last Wednesday returning Saturday. Mi-s Maggie of Maple Cy- press, is visiting Miss Annie Mr. I ox and Miss Sallie went to Kinston last S to v sit their tel Mrs a H Bethel Items. Bethel, X. C, 1893. Mrs Mary Mayo and son, E. J. Mayo are both sick with typhoid lever. Sheriff R. W. King was in t last on I Mrs. Emma of Sc was down w-H g her brother Mr. Wm. Staton and other s the pat week Mr. John Mayo wife of Old Sparta spent Sunday in his sick m a d b other. Mr. Harry Burton of Parmele spent Sunday in town. and our went to Greenville to-day. Mrs. Malena Ward spent last week in with Mrs. J. I. Barnhill. Bishop Watson preached in the school room of the last Tuesday The was assisted by Revs. P. K. Haughton and Henry Vis- din- away the in i f Prof. Wish School made for occasion R v. J. Powell, of ed filled Ids reg mo i in clinch Sunday morning and night and V able and inter- sermons. Ho will conduct a o during die k. Bethel now has a d grocery stoles, two bar looms, in and one drug stoic. a large town Parmele Items. X. C , 1893. Mr. M. C. S. of was here last week having sport with one of our Ex-Gov. Jarvis S time here last week where he net a host of friends. kicking hat the paper has I Burglars and or does not have in it. The house Mr. Bently at mi Hie. was entered by a burglar Look e -ii Los the swinging sign Cheap- Store on arrival X-w B-; heal. , Rolled a . Mack- at the Old Brick H. r. Keel has himself the well Mare- if lb a- d will be glad to hare I is s give him rial, be- that -rehouse la t . pt the very best price tobacco. Hogsheads famished The array of in Reflector betokens the business enterprise of our merchants. There are some stocks in Greenville and prices as as em he found any where. It will the trading t our advertising often last night while the inmates were out visiting, and all jewelry, of and chain, rings, i i el.- s, Ac, and also what in the house was stolen. The seemed to have examined as the trunks and bureau The Herald t of j be n search-d and many a little nine-year-old in Rowan ,, over the cotton of Mrs. rings was in a lay, wanted t know who could beat it Brown, a year-old girl of Carolina township, i his county, picked pounds in a day. Tuesday, 14th, and proprietors Ho Norfolk, Va., will resume their weekly and mules. Th y invite all to attend re- as will offer about head of very attract rock, among them two car loads from Mr. C. L. Ba- of Kansas. HI., who last year sod plied some of the offered on the market The auction will found an the piazza next morning. cine to thief, who evidently was ac- with house and was only intent on the money and as nothing else was. On Friday a s thief went into Capt. Richard house near Falkland and himself to a watch and Capt Williams was about and soon discovered his as as seeing the thief, who was a man an old convict. He gave chase but think- discretion the better part of valor and not caring to be shot his own Do You Want to Save Your Money If so Trade with C. T. C T. IS SHOWING ALL THE- AND EFFECTS Such ii, Si Ms aid CASHMERES IN ALL THE LATEST COLORS. IN ALL SHADE. ID -STOCK OF- Miss Ii of Bethel, e t week here visiting Mrs. R. F. Mr. Pick of Greenville, spent a day here last week. Come again, we me always glad to see yon Mrs. James Everett and Miss Nannie Parker, of Flat Bush, were in town last Monday. Mr. B. F. Godwin, a merchant of Williamston, was here last week. Mes-rs. Jack and Ryan having completed work here tor last M. T. F. and F. G. Buck- man spent J in It has said they went on a Mr. G. M. of Siler N. C father f four townsmen, is now and boys have returned. There was a drunken row at the store of F. S. Gardner Co., last Saturday night, of which our Mayor has taken no notice yet. We don't mean to be a growler but we would like to know w mt is Mr. Henry on. of here on business. Our don't sing much now, Our dude ha on new clothes. And I -vs no one has anything To do with where he goes. on Items. X. C, 1893. Mr. Charles Gardner, of Dover, spent a few days with his parents near this place the past week. Miss Annie who has been spending several months hi Nor- folk, Va . returned home Monday night last. Rev. W. Gay. of Snow Hill, was in town Thursday. Mrs R. H. of Bertie county, was visiting tier dent of Nottingham, A Co's. mills at this place the past week. The Government Derricks passed this place the pa-t week going up the creek to remove some obstructions recently collected in the stream. The cotton p in this section will be least one third short and prices are going up. Sold . It is with we have to the death of Miss Nannie Tinker, daughter of Mr. J L- Tucker, who died last Thursday, 2nd most at the ago of sympathy f the entire community go out to the bereaved father, brother and sisters in their sad town is now kept regularly sup- w th the of beef, fresh pork. and Our are having good s lea and not so much talk of hard times after all. There were Similar and day at the M. E Church, by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Jones, he went to Capt. John pace every Tuesday. Rem got a gun in not Mr. John Patrick m n had be. daughter, . L. A. Col u la-l If you want a Stylish Suit and Perfect lit. C T. CLOTHIER AND HATTER. c. SOLE AGENT FOR j Ziegler Brothers Ladies Fine Fine Shoes, FOR I FOR MEN, CHILDREN BABIES Button and Lace-all styles and Prices. Don't forget me if you have a dollar to spend as I can save you money and give you the best of Goods. No trouble to show goods or furnish sample. Yours anxious to please, C. X. THE LOW PRICE CASH MAN. Next door north of A. Forbes, and opposite Old Brink Store , Y. however before thief had gone and observation. O . V

Do You Ride a Victor If you ride why not ride the best There is but one best and it's a Victor. OVERMAN WHEEL CO. BOSTON, DENVER, SAN J. S. CO. LEAF -Q BROKER s. VI. C. Ample Facilities for tying. Large Stock. Tyson It i K Ban i Board of , II ADVANTAGES To of and I wish to say I have made special m. pi- raring MO Is MATERIAL and shin with i dressed smooth which win prevent your when Alan have made special n to use spill Hoot made from Oak special In ratline own timber p aces me in a position to meet all I promise I will strive to rank., it to your to us- my n can them at my factory at the Eastern i N. I . And or Houses Si c daisy. I am prepared to do any kind g for et or anything In that line, for Piazza. Pickets for Stairways. I any kind, Bald and won I be pleased to mime yon prices on anything hi the above application. to lee. patronage, I am strive to meet your future pal and kindly ask yon me a trial before arranging elsewhere. Winterville, N. C O. COX, VA -Manufacturer of- is well equipped with the beat put up but Me keep up with tin- limes and the improved Best material in all work. All stylos of springs are use. you can Brewster, Storm, Coil, Ran- We also keep on hand a fail lira Iv Whips which we e at the rate. Si iv.-u to repairing. T. ID. Isn't This Worth Investigating NO. try O. I. A BUSINESS VIEW CF GREEN- FUTURE. There in no town anthill of has a prospect of future Greenville- -Situ Party Lines on The Repeal Vote. patty on lbs r- -ti ml. . i- f d Democrat, Ag v. The joints muscles are so by Hood's that mid i Hie d's. o, . n n, N. O. as it is in the western part of Republican, Populists, the astern or water . ii a c Its Suit have op an office in Ayden h- p of j call rely on a me. B. a. No medicine will give the permanent relief that the does. In my own case of Nervous a it cured me after all else W. R. French, Wilmington, N. C. NO. I got tired taking med- and bought an two years ago. It has done me an infinite amount of good. Am as well as ever in my Wm. E. Worth, Wilmington, N. C. voting f r THE LADIES. is often compared to the climate of Northern Italy and Southern France, whose balmy and sunny shores are re- sorts of of our, rich tourists. The rich lam's by which it is makes it one of the finest agricultural and trucking sections the world. The variety of soils with which nature has so abundantly blessed this section of our State presents a striking advantage in the diver- of crops. Almost any product that is grown throughout the United States, tobacco, cot- ton, corn, wheat, oats, peas, sweet and potatoes and all kinds of garden vegetables and fruit can successfully grown any- where and in any direction in a radius of ten miles of Greenville. For a number of years the only me ins of transportation available to the people of Greenville and surrounding was a line of steamers that connected with Norfolk. Va., but within the last four years the Scotland Neck branch of the W. W. R. R. has been built and now it connects with all points north and and is within twenty four hours ride of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. The North Carolina Station is doing much for this section of the State in the way of distributing grasses and encouraging stock farming. a very few years the farm- of this section depended only on cotton as their source of while now they are becoming more independent in the of tobacco, truck, Ac, and i German, Gray, Hill, Lindsay, Mills, Mitchell of Wisconsin, Murphy, Ransom, Smith, and White of Louisiana. Republicans voting for repeal i Carey, Davis, Dolph, Fry, Hale, Hoar, Lodge, Proctor, Quay, Sherman, Squire, and Washburn. Democrats voting against re- peal ; Bate, Berry, Blackburn, Butler, Call, Coke, Daniel. George, Harris, Irby, Jones of Martin, Pugh, Roach, Vance, Vest and Republicans voting against re- peal Cameron, Jones of Nevada, Perkins, Pettigrew, Power, Shoup, Stewart, Teller and Populists voting against Allen, Kyle and Observer. Try Cooper, at Henderson, with some fine white tobacco and he will please you. Send your to- where you can get the cash for it. Cooper is always Do Not Be Critical. Whatever yon do, never set up a I do not mean a newspaper one, but in private life, the domestic circle. If you don't like any one else's nose or object to any one's manners, don't put your feelings into words. If any one's manners don't you, remember your own. pie are not all made to suit one taste-recollect that. the production of most of their articles of home consumption such f yon unless you can meat, flour, corn, Another, one of the most important features with the PAINT SOLD SAL. i, Sole Agents, GREENVILLE, t i Property. of i of n I'm e in th of Bit cm I. A. -Hug wife, mail, inn., I of raid cult, aha . cumin- i o art in -aid decree, will sell in hi I Mon-e, In the town t ii on the l r, I following de. e-1 propers A I i or parcel of land i i th- t w i of U ii I A. -S i hi cl wile e of . gin mi m . on J. T. on and on the of i if I. street on the said i- I i i one of i here, yet he wants to ; a ts the t.,,. Other mi . ii ii and J. future progress of Greenville is the fact that the tobacco market that being rapidly established here is bringing the farmers and their trade from a number of formerly has not been For there are i of farmers who will this year plant heavily of tobacco from near in Craven county. Tiny all Lave been selling their tobacco in Greenville. iced here and being press d with the will of course continue and this y. will I largely on this market. Now if the merchants here are business men and care about the I success and trade of their town will establish a trade with thew farmers and hence do that more that has going lo And so it is with farmers of Greene and Lenoir and other places who will proper business management do most of the trading All of those things tend to build up a town and of course the more business that is here the larger number of people are going to be That a brighter day is dawning for people of Greenville no in- observer of the times will dispute That under or nary circumstances with the best natural s and largest back ground of any town in the State will eventually be the leading city of Eastern North Carolina we believe time will reveal before many years. And now lets all rail, to the front and help build one another's not wait for one to do all the work. This writer is directly interested in the them for the better mil fault rinding. continual criticism of the conduct of this one, and the speech of that one, and the dress of the other will make home the plate under the sun. Always tugging and working at the chain that makes it dig deeper Exchange. Cooper, at Henderson, pays for your tobacco in currency Or his check as you may desire. Senator Sherman admits the courage and ability of President Cleveland in a way few other Re- publicans do however much th. y may bes He Cleveland is, perhaps, the broadest minded that ever sat the President's chair. Be- any of his predecessors he has the courage and the faculty of pushing all cabal aside of addressing himself directly to the people. personal fol- lowing, party, are nothing to him as compared to the welfare of the people. With my natural dis- trust of all Democrats I might be tempted to look upon this phase of Cleveland's conduct merely as a bit of the ablest of politics, in honesty I must admit that I have watched this man in all the of the national life in, which he has had part, and I cannot shake off the conviction of his abilities, and his cent patriotism. ,, en lid ml water. a grove of Urge shade trees. a of trait upon the in corporate limits of the town of Green- vile, sad one bun red yards from I. lies i f Own, e . . ., ,. re.,., i- . of interest prosper domestic enterprises, believing at the same time that the success of tend to his to that end what talent energy he has will be directed. Plains, R I Blackberries. Cooper's at Hen- N. C, has be. n making the past week, Hue sales of new bright AH bright to- I free fr. is selling at fully as well as at this date last year. Try him a of bright tobacco hi mm m b a, . Salve. The t in the world for . I. r r v. r Teller, open ti, I I hill , , . Er.,,, a lion-, an cares file-, or no ill prop, lime p n re I it Is i i for i A V N St. Every new exposition tries to do something that will be more astonishing than was done by its predecessors. In this straining after novelties, Antwerp, in Bel- where an exposition is to be held next year, is entertaining a startling project that surpass any of the monstrous s Chicago. Antwerp proposes the what is called an serial palace It is to be a feet long, supported in the air by captive billions, and cable of containing persons. It will be kept at heights varying from to 1,600 feet, and access to it will be b.-d by n of smaller b lb t be inn up and down ii. intervals. When the reaches too velocity for safety, the whole structure will be hauled down. Building in the air has heretofore boon purely but Antwerp means to make it pr to give or money led t box For Sale by ,, . W The old saying come, easy is illustrated in the case of Richard of New York, who drew grand in the Havana Lottery 1873, ran through it inside of six yearn and died the other day inmate of a institution. I wish o Invite your attention to my NEW FALL MILLINERY. I have the latest shapes in Felt Straw Very com- Hue of Pretty and Cheap Rib- also Tips and Fancy Feathers. Yon will save money by getting my piles before you purchase MRS. L. GRIFFIN. Notice. State North Carolina, I In the Superior Pitt Comity. Court. W. H. of A. i. Summons vs. I tor Ra- X. Lewis T. i n. Henry f E. A. and Move, a minor a Clerk, guardian J Petition to .--11 Lund for Assets The defendant Jas. X. is hereby notified to be and appear before E. A. Clerk Superior Court for the county of Put, t bis office In Greenville, on Wednesday, the 8th day of Nov t, 1888, and answer the complaint, a copy which will be filed in my office within days from the date summons, and let the said that it he fail to answer the said complaint at that lime, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in complaint. Hereof tail a t under hand this the 18th day of September, E. C. S. Pitt County. W. H. WHITE. TIMES HAVE CHANGE. Old things hive passed and all things have e new. old stock of good been slid out and a new has taken its place The old was replaced by the new because my LOW DOWN PRICES the people and keep listen to a plain I know times are hard and money scarce just as well as the man who raises cotton, corn and tobacco, Km going to sell goods just as low as any honest dealer can to sell. For every dollar spent with me you will get the worth if your money. I keep a complete stock of General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Notions Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing at any price a man can want. Also a full Stock of Groceries Cotton Bagging Ties. are com- pounded from a prescription widely used by the best cal authorities and are in a form that is be- coming the fashion every- where. act gently but promptly upon the liver, stomach and intestines; cure dyspepsia, habitual offensive breath and head- die, One taken at the first symptom of indigestion, biliousness, dizziness, distress after eating, or depression of spirits, will surely and quickly remove the whole difficulty. may be of nearest druggist Ripens are easy to take, quick to act, and save many a doc- tor's bilL GREENVILLE, N. C. Can still be found the Old stand. pared lo do FIRST-CLASS WORK on anything n the Fine Vehicles Specialty Repairing done prompt- and in best manner We will fee lad IT CURED THOUSAND. m ATLANTIC CO., a JUST LOOK FRIEND Do not Fail to Call on FRANK WILSON as he has just returned from the North with a beautiful line of SPECIALTY OF CLOTHING I can suit you both as to pocket and quality. CALL AT THE RED FRONT OPPOSITE THE OLD BRICK STORE AND WE WILL CERTAINLY PLEASE I WANT TO IMPRESS UPON THE PUBLIC THAT MY STOCK IS EN- NEW, THE GOOD TRADE I HAD DURING THE LAST SPRING AND SUMMER RELIEVED ME OF ALL STOCK AND I AM BEFORE YOU BEADY WITH A SPARKLING, BRAND NEW STOCK OF GOODS. YOURS TO SERVE, FRANK WILSON, BROWN HOOKER INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEIR STORE To see the are offering on a full line of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes and Hats For Fall and Winter ice. We can suit the Ladies exactly on Dress Goods Trimmings. -o A more complete stock of cannot be found on the We continue to sell O. B. Corsets at cents The balance of Lang's stock of Clothing and Shoes AT AND BELOW COST. HOOKER'S STORE ------TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED WORTH OF------ To be sold at reduced prices, together with a large assortment of Fall and winter IN SHORT A COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS TO BE SOLD CHEAP. bought my brother out I am determined to sell ray en tire stock exceedingly close. Come see for yourself. Respectfully, WILEY BROWN. New Home Sowing Machines and Depositor for American So RELIABLE X J Your J J Heart's Blood J la the most important part of J W your organism. Three-fourths of i the complaints to which the sys- X W is subject are due to W a ties in the blood. can, Fm fore, realize how vital it fa to V Keen It Pm Jean Has; T re Keep It Pure For which purpose Y cleanses the blood thoroughly W and builds up the general health. Our on Shin milled r lo SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Bi. Wives and Daughters Often lose the benefit of life assurance, taken out for their protection, because of ill-ad- vised investments. Again, the intention, of the assured sometimes fail of realization through the prodigality of a son to whom the sudden session of so much money proves too great a temptation. The Equitable Life has provided against these contingencies by offering The Installment Policy. The premiums per thousand are much fas than under older forms of insurance, and is payable in or annual payments, thus com income for the Write to W. J. Manager, For III. . RUCK HILL, S. C. OINTMENT MARK the Cure cl ill Skis This Wen in r and wherever know in demand, been an toned the h country, cores whore all other in. dies, T. V. S. B. U. and N. s.;. -T, l Oct Us. Ku-I M u. limy x I OB pan II Ham I'M. i U pin n in C pin V i US 8.1 Weldon Ar Ar Mi I.- Ar Ar v i SO SB ii II No daily Florence Vt Magnolia Ar Wilson dally SO I ; in daily- ex Sun. OS HAIR. HARNESS. and ADDLES HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Oil. Willow Ware. N alls a diva me a all and I guarantee v. Mom Train on Scotland Neck Branch Bond leaves 3.40 Halifax 1.40 p. m rive- Neck at p m. p. in. 7.03 7.10 a. m., a. m. a. in . Weldon 11.20 a. m. daily except Sunday. Washington Branch leave a. m. arrives 8.40 a. leaves p. m. 6.00 p. arrives 7.30 p. m. Daily except Sunday, t with trains on nil Neck Branch. Tram leaver Tarboro, N C , via K. B. daily except Sun. day, P M, a l M, Plymouth 9.20 p. in., p. m. leaves daily except 6.30 a. m., 10.00 a. m arrive Tarboro, N 12,20. Trains on southern Division. Wilson Branch leave ray-tie- a in. arrive p m, 1-16 p in. s-rive Daily ex- Sunday. 0.1 Midland M leave except Sunday. A H arrive N C, a Ba lave- N c AM X A M. Train a -i I M, arrive Nashville Id M. Nashville A M. arrive.- Mount A Trains R- R- leave . 8.10 p. leave Dunbar a 7.15 a. Day except I Sunday. Train on Branch leaves Warsaw. j f , Sunday t I M lea at SO A M, and P. M. at Warsaw with Nos. M mil c Train No. makes Weldon for all points North daily, via and daily except via Line, also at H Sunday with Norfolk railroad tor Norfolk and ii points via Norfolk. J K. Kl Y. a T. s. M. I. m.