J -f J I JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all work in this line NEATLY, and STYLE. Plenty of new mate- rial and the best of Stationery. THE NEWS CONDENSED. county is to have a new to cost Very few people coining to town and the streets dull. A colored church in C is using the individual cup in the sacramental service. Thirteen person; were terribly burned and two killed by a gas explosion in Chicago. dwellings, ft church and city hall City, Ala , were destroyed by tire. The grope crop hereabouts is and promises an abundant Re- view. The closing of several mills at R. I, throws ten thousand people out cf employ- is At West Pa., five men were killed and three others ed by the explosion of a large boiler. lion. John S. Henderson en cf as the Democratic candidate for Governor the next el The village of N. Y-, was swept away by lire- Not a building was left standing. x still raging in Va-, several new break- out every day. There are also many cases at Lexington, Va. A school census of Durham dis- closes that there are town white and ages of i and SI 1,450. A bicyclist who run his wheel against a calf was heard to re- rang my bell for the to get out of my way but he didn't notice the calf did not understand the signal. This is a world A Phil clerk says he stole from his employer in order to keep a temperance pip v. of which he was going. to re form others is a unique crime- i lore is danger of yellow r it i i i along the South Atlantic s i. i to a ii. General man, t ill II. S. m line hospital service. lie fears I he will be from Havana. A Wisconsin paper tells of a mac in one of the towns of that State who fill from the sixth story of a hew and in descent an floor, disfigured an engine which was his way and then got up and refused the tender of ambulance to bin to the hospital for repairs. Some good soul has said At best, life is not very long- A few more smiles, a few more tears, some pleasure, much pain, sun- shine and clouds and dark- hasty greetings, abrupt our little play will close, and injurer and ed will pass away. Is it worth while to hate each other I The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. VOL. XIV. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1895. NO. You Need The Reflector this It will give the every week for a year. We May Be Happy Yet, The f the north The are But we are a i serene and happy For the Fruit Ain't Killed he price of is liming All the rambling wagons filled. But the hell- of Hope are chiming, For the Fruit Ain't Killed Atlanta Constitution- THE LATEST Bock a bye, baby, my little sweet m in. Go to sleep M fast a can For mother must hasten to don a And put in a vote for of the town. Your a voter-, now. man-child. be still. And hush your screaming, so piercing and be it known, man-Chili, the time has come when Your mother can vote lie of Now where I put yon all in bed, And don't yon dare wriggle a hand or a bead, While I go with my silk and stylish Oh. man-child, the rapture to cast my first vote. M. Phelps WHEN DAYS LONG. spring back it somehow brings To mi a sense of better things ; It lakes me full forty y When long skies clear. But k is work and life is won't never do to feel if sorter like to Away in ex floats a lift the floor. No; childhood days is o'er; Them Ions bright is long since The spring of life last For brings the rain, life looks same again. Bat I said, the spring lime brings To me a sense of better things; It lakes me back full forty year. When days long and skies Arthur G rover, in Light. LITTLE THINGS. A kiss is a thing, With four hand on the to go. But it the venom cut of the. Sting of a word or a cruel fling it you in an hour of greeting i sweet all I After t e toil of the day, And It. smooths the furrows plowed c ire, The lilies m lo ahead you once call- ed In the years th-it hive a thing to say. arc kind you, my each night, But it sends a through the I find For love is tender, as love is blind As we climb life's rugged height. We starve each other tor caress, We take but we do not give; It seems so soul to bless, But dole the love grudgingly, less and less, Till and hard to live. STORMY IN SOUTH CARO- LINA. There is a prospect of stormy times in South Carolina. The Governor has issued a from which we make the following extracts. It sounds like war times people of South Caro- have always been law and respect the constitution and courts of the United but when the judges of these courts wantonly invade and trample foot the rights of our people by the Federal have a right to assert themselves and maintain their sovereignty and independence. This they have ever done and will continue to do, and will re with all the means within their power, usurpation and tyranny of partisan politicians in high places, who disgrace the judicial ermine. We can not, nor have we the desire to resort to arms to resist his u n- just decree, but we can and will expect the united effort of lib- people to thwart the conspirators who are plot- ting the overthrow our of In this struggle we con- rely on the sympathies and moral support of lovers of good government and State's rights throughout the Union. The sovereignty of the States, within their proper spheres, is as dear to Massachusetts Ohio as it is in South Carolina, and principle cannot be struck down here without a mortal blow else where- is unfortunate that the passions and prejudices excited by the war in regard to the should influence the ion and feelings Of judges in dealing with this vital but it will follow that if this i once destroyed, this country will be convulsed with a, for the restoration of the liberties of white men will far eclipse that other fatal struggle for the emancipation he blacks. TRACING TYPHOID FEVER. Interesting results have attend- ed the investigation of a typhoid fever epidemic at , where there are cases. It has been shown that the germs of the disease were distributed with the milk sold by one dealer- At the beginning of the investigation it was ascertained that the ca were in houses on this deal- milk route. He procured from several farmers the milk which he sold, but, as these farmers sold milk to other persons who had not been attacked by typhoid; it was inferred that the milk had become infested after it passed into his possession. analysis has that the water, taken a well his premises, with which it was his custom to wash his milk cans, is very seriously polluted, that the water cf several other wells the neighborhood of his are a dangerous condition. A typhoid fever epidemic at N. J., a year ago, was to a milk dealer, as it were also a similar epidemic at three or four years and one at recently ; and this connection Our Share of Happiness. Each being, from A Remedy Against Flies. never use window I Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Govt moment awakes said a wise housekeeper the other the day his death, feels in have a fancy that that he has a right to they shut out all the air in the hot happiness. When he is young he j weather ; and, besides, they serve confidently expects to get it. Fur-j to keep the flies in the house in life he to equally as well as have a baffled feeling that he somehow missed it. Later Ins feeling sinks into a settled of ever it, or else into a furious protest against fate, that he of all human beings was pointed to lose his inheritance. But when are young we are ignorant of the fact, and we get older perhaps forget it, that happiness a spiritual and to obtained only to spiritual laws. We can not purchase happiness with as we may buy a yard of cloth or an estate. We cannot take it by force from another, as we may steal his coat. Nor we gain it wheedling or cheating an- other man out of his rightful share, expecting to make it our own. For happiness is but the delicate perfume arising from the sum total of all delights- Each man's share of it is the same I never see a fly in your said her friend. do you manage it For my part, I must that, screens or no screens, my summer means to mo one long battle with the little remedy is a very simple said the good housekeeper, I learned it years ago from in v grand mother, when I used to sit and watch her putting bunch es of flowers to keep the away. My method is simpler. I buy five worth of oil of lavender at the drug store mis it with the same quantity of water- Then I put it a com- glass atomizer and spray it the rooms wherever flies are apt to congregate, in the dining room, whore I sprinkle it plentifully over the The odor is especially disagreeable to flies, and they will can never be greater than any I never in its neighborhood the statement is made that in snare. As it I though to most people it has a Britain, during the last , be bought, so it be paid and grateful few years, the infection of But those who refuse to add Detroit Free fret. milk supply, proceeding from to the general stock of happiness es of typhoid the families of I while expecting still to claim their dairy farmers or milk dealers, has will find themselves out- been shown to have the wilted by nature. Their inner cause of twenty five local become dull, then of this disease, involving closed entirely. They become cases nearly -400 j incapable of happiness The is about being never not because it that, next to drinking water, i nut there, but bemuse they no milk is the most fruitful source of longer see that it is typhoid fever, which is another pert argument for guarding it with the most scrupulous care. It may be said that the of former ThU remedy is becoming so Wei years, that typhoid is taken into the systems through the air Bitters sing the same we breathe has bean exploded foes pot -x- . kt and It b guaranteed to do all AS UNCLE SEES IT. two Saved. Mrs. Thomas, of Junction City. was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope her, but two bottles of Dr. King's Now Discovery completely cured her and die says it saved her life. Mr. Florida St. San Fran- guttered from a dreadful cold, Consumption, tried without everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. New Discovery and in two weeks was cured, lie It is such results, of which- are samples, tint prove the won- efficacy of this ill Cough sand Colds. Free trial bottles at Jno Drug Store. Regular size and 11.00. General tells William E- Curtis that ho never a man to be scared lo death battle, although there were a groat many cases of death which ii be attributed to this c Men were found dead upon the held without wounds them. He does recollect, however, a case of a man whose death caused by his being drifted into the confederate He had an intense horror of being forced into the service and shore pestered the cumin on. ain't old-time niggers, as shore as you are n, And I can't tell what's it lack day in which a-way. all so mighty full sass. wench-nigger, she M, own a put the finery she can get hint on her hack try to she's a to he black the young lazy he try to be a sport He spend half time half in court; He done banjo it's good time Tuck to de de nasty coon little on days, full of notions ain't lack Digger ways; wan s act lack white all wants to go to school to lam a neck a fool. But not to worry I ain't got long to stay Ole Moses to take to a better place some day; I wish stop for it my heart nonsense a nigger, no nigger any more. Sam Beau, HI Charlotte Observer. crisis confronts us, an issue has been thrust upon us without our consent at a time when peace was hovering over th State. South Carolina is enjoying an era of industrial improvement, factories are be- built in greater number than elsewhere in the South. The credit of the State ranks higher than ever in its history, our bonds not being at a premium of less than ten per cent. The march of progress is about to be stopped ; the black pall of ion hovers over us; we must meet the issue like South Caro There are only two flags, the white and the black under which will you enlist I The one, the white, peaceful flag of civilization and progress ; or the other, the black flag the debased and ignorant African, with the traitors, who are seeking to marshal the in order to gain political power It is fortunate that the issue comes at this time when a constitution is to made guaranteeing white supremacy once and forever. The Constitutional Convention must be controlled white men, not white men with black hearts, not The world must be shown that We are capable of ourselves and that, constitution or no constitution, law or no law, that tho fact has established th-t practically cases comes with the liquids we drink. There is a large measure of pro- the knowledge of this Observer. What Advertising Major P- says the Boston Herald, tells of a bus- concern with a nominal cap ital of only of it paid in, that has divided in a sin- year, among three partners, profits to the amount of and that exclusive of salaries claimed. elite all diseases of an I Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Salt , and other affections canned impure People o d Malaria from system and prevent as well as ail Malarial cure of Head- ache, and Indigestion try satisfaction guaranteed, or money eta and 11.00 per bottle at John notch's re. The Woman of the Period. This year's jacket makes up in sleeves whatever it may lack in Globe. The Livery Hardly any class of animals suffers so much ignorance, carelessness cruelty on the part of driver as the livery horse. Many of the people who hire horses know nothing about driving or caring ; since they do not horses, care injury to them provided they do not have to pay for them, still an other class takes driving at the top of their speed as long as they of their distress. Then are tho drank drivers, of everything, drivers who want to rue with everyone who along, and for a I whose idea is to There are people who over- drive, do water, who water when the is overheat- ed, who do blanket, and who commit all kinds of against horse- one idea being since the horse is not their own it don't make difference. Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Two The two large engines for the A N- C R. R. have been re and put service. We that the schedule mediately after he learned that I the mail and passenger train will he had been conscripted was taken ill. The provost marshal believed that he was feigning and attempted to punish him, but the man kept growing worse and finally died from no disease the dread of going into the army. The New York Advertiser wants to know how the western people are to protect themselves against the tornadoes of winter and The Charlotte News says that is easy enough. Come South where the tornado and cyclone is cultivated- That is the solution of this question the westerner is to realize it. soon be considerably shortened. The is doing finely. Kinston Free Press- Reward. The render of this paper will be pleas el to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that has been able lo cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly o the blood and mucous, surfaces of the sys- thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by hi- up the and assisting; nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much in its curative powers, that they offer One Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Bend tor list of F. J. A CO. Sold by Druggist No woman respects her husband of very much unless she feel a by two little proud of members of tho firm. Ten years News, ago one of these partners was The new not get drug clerk on a small salary in a married is Western town and is one of of a the millionaires of New fork. Globe. newspaper I might have made a he An old lady in Augusta is said, it was advertising that, consolable for hard luck that be made me rich, advertising a tell her one day last week She very commodity at broke a raving machine needle Another concern, which began i that she had used constantly investing a year in news- tho Journal, paper advertising, increased the, of the amount every year according to j is to be , their increase of business, and j woman we this year expects to spend a 000- These are only specimen bricks of the enormous profits re- from shrewd newspaper ad Formulas for Be res. Rid of Can we have too much of a good thing Wheeling The new man does not start out One of the greatest miseries is I this class of money. It is wretched to because hie first have to it a just a his court or no court, the j repeated demand and to be with-1 it no men of South Caro out moans to satisfy it i to de m y, to bake Toledo Globe. Una intend to govern here. Let the man who undertakes to the ignorant blacks against you suffer as he did in 1876, and remember that eternal lance is the price of liberty. I will not call the Legislature to- They can do nothing. An appeal will be taken to the Supreme Court the United States, under the red tape and technicalities surrounding it, a decision cannot be had in time to affect the election of delegates. It must be a free, open fight. I appeal to the sovereign people of South Caro- the wisest and the safest and purest tribunal, to protect their homes and liberties. They have never failed to re- to duty. The govern of the people must and shall be perpetuated, and we are ready to lead the fight the white man's flag. the confidence that has been placed to you; to forfeit your credit; to be placed in the power of another, and to be indebted to his ; to stand convicted of having played the or the fool, and to have no way left to escape contempt by incurring pity. The sudden meeting of a creditor whom you have been try to avoid for months, and whom you imagined was many miles away, shatters the nerves. There is but one remedy for such The Song They Sing. The beat Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Fever Sores, Chapped Hands Chilblains, and all and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, it is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price cents per box. For by John h. Druggist The low price of cotton has proved to be a blessing in dis- guise by impressing upon the farmers the necessity of their crops. the South has too long tho work of raising her own supplies of all kinds, and the production of more grain and vegetables will materially promote her prosperity. Salisbury Herald. There is but one way of obtain business- publicity; one way of obtaining The following is the experience of some men a song of penitence, a fellow full of rye four and twenty before his eye- When his eye was opened, he shouted for his life, wasn't he a pretty chump to go before his wife His was in the parlor, under- neath the chair; his boots wore in the hallway, his coat was on the stair, ilia trousers in the kitchen, bis collar on the shelf, he hadn't any notion where he was himself- When the morn was breaking, some one heard him call; his head was in the ice- box and that was best of all. William Dean Howells father, who emigrated to Ohio half a and more ago, used this formula to et rid of an intrusive visitor who had worn out his welcome- He would be called out some and would say to the guest you will not be here when I re- turn, sol wish you This was not bad, except com- with the superb strata gem to Smith in such that he used to say in his family prayer, after the Lord also bless Brother Jones, who leaves us on the ton o'clock train this Unlucky Number. ain't a superstitious said Hiram Berry to a as they worked together in the field, in a while it does come you kinder that signs come true. I'm reminded of one certain case up to our we we lied a real case, not spiritual, no, but Feeling that his hearer's was sufficiently whetted Hi- ram went on. day last week Mary was going over to her mother's to sot a spell with her, so she kinder purposed to stand us on the noon meal. git for a rel. but just warmed up some fish to git it easy. o'clock Aaron's folks come over, kind of as they a set and make motion to go, she asked all to draw up, a bite. There's u of five of them, with the children, we hod to dish out the meal with Fact is, to divide subtract more than I've done I used to school- as we lied settled down tali as thin as a in tho spring. He drew right up lo the t I say table be- cause there wasn't u else left- try it pretty tell sh unlucky to tin i,. , l.-iv It ti lores o I l on Sunday St it for at it ail -A. D. ways, it's I i good in- stance was A was Left tn th; LOCAL DIRECTOR Superior Clerk. K. A. Sheriff. King. Register of Deeds, W. M. King. Treasurer, J. L. Little. Coroner, Dr. C. Surveyor. Dawson, Leonidas T. K. lag Sin nil and S. M. Jones. Health. Dr. W. II. County Home. W. Smith, j Board R. V. Ward and K. C. j . Pub. Ids. W. II TOWN J. I. Fleming. Clerk, Harris Treasurer, S. Smith. Police-W. II. chief, T. ft. Moore, a-t; J. L. night. Council men I. S. L. II. w. A. meeting night. C Hilling-, pastor. Sunday School A. M. C. Catholic No regular services. J fourth morning Key. A Sunday School A. IT. w. u. Brown, gap t. Methodist. Services every Mind morning all I tight, night. K. pastor. Sunday at M. A. II Sept. Presbyterian. Services rd Sunday an So. I. O, me, t- every Tuesday Bagwell, A. A A. M., meets and third Monday W. M. King, M. Cards What appears to be a new, scheme for lobbing a house broad daylight was discovered New York, Tuesday, among those who the fashionable part. Of East street. A; K. HI, . J f Watchmaker A Jeweler, furniture wagon bearing no name o. was driven up to the residence of New lot and Eye-glasses. Nathan A sofa was taken out by the two men the although the servants Ii. L. JAMES. DENTIST, N. C Salts Good for Else. One of the most successful chicken raisers in the county tells the Herald of a cure for cholera that he tried with good effect had lost a number of fowls and there common nothing of the furniture be- ordered, they allowed it to be taken into the or four boars Inter the mid fur- Wagon cams k- The that a mistake had been made ; that the sofa was not; ordered by Mis- but by person- They Off ired I many apologies to the servant the Later in the a search of the room developed the fact that valuable E- j,. Moons, silverware was missing, well us Williamston. or two articles of jewelry. A DR. H. A. JOYNER DENTIST, T. O. Office up stairs over Hardware store. The girls were positive that the could have taken nothing, as they were closely watched. Tho family evolved the theory that j ATTORNEYS-AT-I. A W, V. C under Opera House. Third St. strong solution their there was a third man secreted water nod with corn meal dough. After eating of this only three chickens died. This was last and one has died from cholera since. He also fed parched corn every other day, in connection with the salts, and it very bury Herald- Cost of Fire Insurance. JAMES, the of the sofa. Sh; Supposed They Knew. A story at the expense of the ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GREENVILLE, S t. Practice In all the courts. Collection a i specialty. B. F. TYSON, The Senate of Tennessee has passed a bill providing that a voter once registered shall be registered for life, unless he changes his residence. But in the event of his death his name will be struck from the list. Mr. George W. Crocker, in an article in the North American Re view, shows that fire insurance costs in the States more twelve times what it does in France, about seven times what it costs in Germany, and four times what it costs in England. The relative cost of worth of in- various countries fol- lows, and will prove suggestive France, cents; Germany cents; England, cents ; cents; Austria, cents; Russia, cents; United States the Cook. Mr. B- O. Guthrie has returned from a business trip to Moore county and tells of a funny in- which happened down there. Mr- J. E Buchan a mer- chant of Manly, having missed several things and being satisfied one had a key, set a steel trap in the store. Getting up next morning and breakfast being late, he went to the store found his cook fast in steel trap, with taken from the drawer- Burlington expense of the Appalachian; Attorney at Law Mountain Club of Boston is re- Greenville, Pitt County, N. C. lated Happy Thought. An ex- Practices in all the Courts party from the club, it; and Criminal Business Solicited. w J Makes a special of fraud appears, had gone to a rural part; ages, actions to recover land, and cot of the State, and in default of Prompt and careful attention gives all business. sufficient hotel accommodations, some of the members were ob- to seek quarters in a farm- Simplicity was the order the day. Everything was clean, but there was a absence of some of the of high-priced city hotels. Some of the ladies of the party discovered that there were no keys in the locks of their rooms, waited upon the farmer's wife- That good woman was prised. she said, don't usu- Mom-y to loan on approved security. Terms easy. j. j. h. in FLEMING n. c Practice in all the Court-. C. LATHAM I A N. t A BLOW, L. AT A W. GREEN ally lock our doors here, and is Court. there's no here but you. But John E. K. C. Harding, then I know your Wilson, N. C. Greenville, V. men . j A HARDING, own party best- j W The visitors did I Greenville, X. the keys. Special attention given to and settlement of claim.