Eastern Reflector

JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all worn of this line NEATLY, QUICKLY, and IN BEST STYLE. The Eastern Reflector. You Need D. J. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. Plenty of new rial and the best XIV of Stationery. The capita circulation as shown W the Treasury state moot for July was Tho not in the circulation for At an given for the benefit of the Methodist church of Moultrie, Ga-, a few nights ago. the prettiest young ladies of the town arrayed them- their best costumes . kisses to the boys for ten j apt. a natural con- mouth was The the Albany Her- church has paid in full, a nice surplus left, and the of are The is frolicsome but not as a rule re- vengeful, though there arc to this, in the case of a mule in an Ohio coal mine, which had patiently submitted to being cruelly beaten by its driver, but which the other day the order proceedings by jumping on the driver and tramping and biting him almost death. As came in to prevent the mule from doing him up for good. The Reflector this year will give the news every week for a year. The National Currency. According to Manuel, the number of miles of railroad operated in the United States in 1894 was 17-3,144 an increase of over 1898. The decreases of the In of freight moved, neatly per in freight mileage, 9.12 per in passengers carried 7.-5 per cent. ; passenger mileage, 10.20 per in earnings from 11.25 per cent. ; earnings, 3-36 cent.; in earnings of elevated roads, 0.41 per cent. ; in total gross earnings cent.; in net earnings cent. in earnings per ton per 4.70 per cent- But we learn tint from all quarters the information that the of will be a great over that of 1891. amounts of the various kinds of money circulation August were as Hold coin 9488.778,610 Standard silver dollars silver Cold certificate treasury notes, Act July 1800 United States notes Currency Act June National bank no ea Presbytery. IN SESSION WITH THE GREEN- VILLE CHURCH. This met in its thirteenth semi- annual session with the chorea at Greenville, Tuesday evening, Sept. 3rd, at o'clock. the Presbytery again went into business session. New arrivals. Dr. Eugene Daniels, Kev. E. N. ton, Warren- ton. Prof. was excused on plea of leaving for Washington to-day. Session opened with usual devotional and reading of lite minutes meeting. After which a This Presbytery embraces report was uttered Home Missionary in the counties lying between I Committee, setting forth rapid progress the and the j the work. coast, between the Atlantic A- . . ,,,, i.,.,. ,,., Carolina railroad and the Virginia line. h The introductory sermon was preach- S i ed by Dr. C. M. Payne, Washington, stating from Ex, and 1st was read Totals The total amount circulation August 1894 was ; nut object progress j mill endorsed. After the sermon Prof. James Din- I . . , . ,. . I of Raleigh, Moderator the i A was missed to appoint a body to order and lead In prayer. committee ct three to devise means of bringing Peace Institute into close clerk, P. Johnson, call- with the Presbyterian Synod. ed the roll and the following ministers and chart lies Rev. C. M. Payne. W. T. Walker, P. H. Johnson, I,. Wood, W. D. Morton, J. D. Morton, G. Var- R. W. Hines. A Picnic Rather Than Punishment. What are you Worth An old colored woman was I The Augusta Chronicle asks interrogated in the other and says the man or day says the Winston will at regarding the welfare of to book and the bank account But that is not what we men- when we the Dr. C. M. Payne, of Washington, was placed in nomination for Moderator and At Divine services were held. Dr. Morion and Rev. L. of- The latter preached Pa. 1-5. Subject its confession, and forgiveness. After Divine services, It was resolved received the unanimous vote of the that examinations of candidates for the Presbytery. j ministry should be a order of ,.,,,, , . i, the afternoon session. Revs. I. II. Johnson and W. Walk- , . were elected clerks. , On wort of ,, , ,, . , . among tin-colored people, a committee Hie following-was a- the appointed to examine as to the for Morning services J of organizing a colored l to Afternoon session meets at o'clock, adjourns at will. Adjourned to Wednesday a. Closed by prayer by Prof. SESSION. A writer in one of the current magazine who been making a study of centenarians over there, finds that in all cases smooth handle, they have been married, have quiet life, usually in straight- circumstances, and that the women greatly outnumbered the men. But he also deems it worthy of remark that London its suburbs at the last fewer than while Dublin had five and Glasgow that city life is not altogether in- Nice Distinction. Caution cowardice some times run pretty closely but they are always distinguish- able, nevertheless. Even a child can generally see a difference, as in the following case mentioned by an can yon define for us the difference be- tween The Presbytery opened its business When you're I this morning, , , , conducted the ,.,., soar to go out on a boa. an stay .,. ., to business by Daniels, Raleigh is to at home for fear it'll and reading minutes of last session. preach this evening at So clock. Rev J D Morton who has lately been i afternoon called from Florida to Tarboro to the .,,, . . , , ,, . .,., charge left vacant by Rev Mr Summer- Agent of Dr was welcomed by the Mantel, read endorsed. Moderator in behalf of the Presbytery, , The following agents and commit and the wish expressed that he might were tie a term of three soon become an active member of the Presbytery. Historian, F II Johnson. On motion minutes of the last A t F II Johnson, were read by former Secretary . ,. , ,,,. , r, ,. n approved. I Agent Foreign C M The following standing re appointed by Moderator. of the boat comes all right, it's if you're stay home, the boat does sink, then it's Ten church at Washington and licensing J. A. Williams, col, as a minister. Payne, Revs. and Walker and Elder Gee. Brown, of Washington. Resolution passed to convene this meeting at 2.30 instead of 3.00. 1- Take things always by the to life. It is worth 2- Never spend your before you have earned it. We seldom repent of eaten too 4- Pride costs more Nothing is do . long Hie. it is j o. Never put off to morrow noting that in Massachusetts can do to day. with a population less than one half that of London, no fewer j 7- Never buy what you do not than eighteen died wan; because it is cheap, in the last year for which I ,, , . ;. we have a or nearly as , many as London had living cost that never hap JO. -las. Calls, Supplies, and J. Foust, Ruling Elder Historical Report to S II Jas It., Ruling Elder. ExerciseR W Mines, B Eva- s, Ruling Elder. of candid the i being next the order of of on the church i Green ed Mr Ear nest woo J of fur i examination, which l -if on ion. Agent Sabbath hoots, CO Agent Daniel. Agent Bible Cause, Thomas. Agent Sabbath Observance, C X Wharton. Agent Colored T W W alter. Agent. Manses, O M Brown. Home, Mr Young. Committee Home Missions, W D Mo.- Daniel, J D Morton, Young, Hawkins. followed as to best means son who is at present serving a; term in the State Penitentiary, j The was made in all kindness, and the reply, while sincere, was equally amusing. from him, honey, course I does. Got a letter just odder day. He am getting his clothes and all he can eat, and de Lord, I wish all d odder were After you. A well known barrister relates the following story with great gusto. Some time ago he cross-examination a youth from the country rejoiced in th name of Samson, and whose replies were provocative of much laughter in the questioned the bar wish tho court to be- that you are a peacefully disposed and of person that you have no desire to follow in the pi of your namesake smite the I've answered the witness, if had the desire I got the power at you think you be unable to cope successfully with 1.000 and utterly rout them with the jawbone of the ruffled Samson, might have a try when ,., you have done with tho Did you ever question answer it honestly, what am I worth to my family; to the town I in; the world If I should die the public- regard it a h or would the only cause fur regret be the of ii-y funeral expenses These are not always very com- but it might do us good to It them squarely the face every now thou, and see how well we after it If we cannot answer honestly that we are valuable to among whom our lot is if we are not doing anything to make those about us happier and the world better in so far as we it our circumscribed sphere, then it is time we were good resolutions, and carrying them out- Don t imagine, your circle is small, your limited, that have no showing. The wheel under the wagon just as to its progress as the big wheels on tho side. The man that puts the shoes the racer it. as to tie result of the race as the showily dressed or the rich owner. If you are doing your duty of life whether it be a Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Report Baking Powder Absolutely pure Royal about that time. Curiously enough too, there were two single persons . angry, t you if very count one hundred. among them, a man and a woman. They were, however, among the youngest the lot. Eleven of the eighteen were f It is often said that Christians are no more honest than other people. Whatever truth there is in that requires the substitution of the phrase, church members, for There is not a dishonest in tho world, and never was. A dishonest not a He may bow his bead, cross himself, or weep at the name of soar on of he hears of heaver, with unction the date, the hour; the minute of his conversion Is Here Now. It was in Mr Wood's purpose hi lo lit himself fir Missionary work In the i By unanimous was as a candidate. The report of the Treasurer was a I and on motion referred to an tee appointed by the j i Kev Mr ten be I V list the Committee. angry.; W. D. Morton was elected tern in lieu of the absence of Secretary I. B. Gary. Toe report of the committee on Home Missions was then read an I approved. D . At the Presbytery took recess until after Divine which Dr. Johnson officiated ride which resulted in a resolution to have a special Christmas ottering the for that purpose. The following committees appointed for examination of for the Ministry 1st committee, the Moderator. committee. Johnson, W hart m Walker. 3rd committee, 4th Committee. Daniel, Hines. J It. Morton. Morton, W D Thomas Examination of candidate consumed the remainder of the session. Mr. parsed successfully , will be ordained Friday evening p. in-, Dr. Morion to preach the ordination The Census. The census report, covering the statistics of churches, which has just come from the press, some interesting facts. It is an congenial sphere or not, you are worth something tho wot Id If you are not doing your duty, and giving best work that is in you, you falling short of your Wherever is, d i you lo elaborate work of more than do a friendly pages, with colored maps showing interest in the welfare of the extent of the various religions you; lend a hand the States. you can ; s. a Kind word m. opportunity take are j affairs, and nations in the United State, be stand for and you will independent churches Bud that the public total on i n hi i ii lino . mi- gallons. ,, .,,,. i ii i well pail, all the of all . ; honor Pray for He Wrote. and his stockings were awry. At j this If Kingdom of Grace, through the of and of five and Their of God. frocks were buttoned crooked, . Al resumed bus- but the younger had her . ,. , . J . A report of the trustees of Davidson combed in a pitiful attempt at. College was read, very favorable as to curls. The man kept at I fT , l is HO IS , , stated the total of students is The max- cock. By and by the elder of whom are students for the of Christianity girl spoke i things honest in tho sight of all It is an awful day for any man when he says within know that this is dishonest, it is the custom of the trade, and I must do it or He is at least the half brother of a man who commits s robs tills or makes false , Just box from York a wagon. The man looked at it a moment. he said, go back; is here ton As. here yet she asked. us tho man said The forlorn looking rose and straggled out to the platform- There some men were The Catholics and Lutherans of Illinois and protesting vigor- against the law of that State providing for putting the United States flag over the school houses, and are finding warm supporters of their protest outside of their The Chicago Tribune questions the constitutionality of law, and in one in the State, at least, where great ob to the law is manifested, the public school guardians have to test in courts the point raised by the Tribune- The Tax on Tobacco and Whiskey. The have denounced tho Democrats severely for repealing the tax whiskey and tobacco. When in;, cane into power it was expected that their faith would be proven by their works, but was not the case- On the contrary they have a special tax of half cent a pound on tobacco in addition to the United States tax and State ad tax, and instead regards the law as a a on tobacco in addition unwise one- Patriotism, it says, is not to be manufactured in that , way- In a country particularly g whose first principle of govern- is the non-interference of government with individual ac they have doubled it. Whereas the purchase tax on whiskey the Democratic law was one where the rights of others Fr the respected, most be as somewhat out of place- Compulsory and general flag firing, it adds, tends to the symbol the which the sight of i should awaken- That is the sensible view take of the matter- Vet we re- that when the Legislature of to pass a law compelling the flying of flags over the public school-houses of this State, some of our northern it was necessary to increase taxation to supply money for the extravagances the legislature, and, ail foxes, increased. With one exception do tax This was the tax on billiard It is said that the keeper of a billiard saloon employed a member the Big Five, and at his demand the tax was reduced two-thirds. To make up this loss the legislature levied a tax on drugs and garden seed. mil One important feature is bearding house has I. established, i-ii promises to poor board at the marvelous c m month. Short eulogistic addresses were made by Rev. Payne and John- ton. ii established sketches of the and short of . per affection were mad u SESSION. The afternoon session was occupied with receiving reports of officers and various missionary work performed by Presbyters appoint- ed at the last meeting of the Presbytery. The Agent on reports five candidates preparing for the Mini-try. A Memorial was presented by the blisters League, of Presbytery, requesting to and appointment of a agent. Sanction was grant- ed and Kev. V. G. appointed agent. Dr. F. ii. Johnson, whose term of- as trustee of Davidson College had expired, was re-elected to that office. A resolution was passed to pay fifty per cent of the expense of the trustee of Davidson College. The Presbytery decided to, hold Spring meeting at invitation of Rev. G. G. Kev. C. G. was granted re- leave of absence on grounds of pressing business. session. A Foreign Mission session the or- of business for o'clock Wednesday evening. e.- began with the usual followed by reading of the report of Agent of Foreign Missions by J. Foust. The report made suggestions Which were in ,. 1st That mil or on Foreign Missions be preached by each Presbyter during the year. to put in- to some of 3rd That Foreign Mission- Societies be encouraged. The adoption of the rep rt was for lowed by short Missionary ad-Ire from Morton, Payne and Kev. W. T. Walker. i services closed with station one morning lust week. , , ., , Kev C of being sermon. Dr Johnson to charge the In of the waiting room seats ,,. of the text Dr Payne to the there sat. a tired, worn looking was Math, vi Kingdom j constitutional questions mm with a and for thirty minute the con- Upon if Mr. Walker to be man to return home after this m his arms- Hie little fellows by a most earnest plea loyal cit-i Wharton elected Secretary shoes were only half buttoned, j Kingdom. j his hair was combed God is King,, session. first the general of creation of Devotional with Dis. Johnson and Daniel in the chancel. The latter preached from Joshua on the incident of the fall of which, he -ml. taught the great lesson that the Supernatural is necessary and in accomplishing the work of God. After Divine service-1, memorial vices were held in honor of Kev. Burwell. D-, and Rev. Thomas ceased. Daniel and Johnson read of re- and affection were made by j Johnson. Daniel. Payne and Key. Mr,; Wharton. A special memorial prayer was by Dr. Morton. Revs. Wharton. Walker and Daniel, granted leave of after this Session convened with very scanty attendance, most of the clergymen and delegates the morning report of J Young, agent for the WM read and approved. The following resolution of thanks adopted by a rising vote Resolved That the Presbytery of extends to the church and citizens of Greenville its grateful rec- their kindness and cordial hospitality in entertains the members the and also W the minis-; of the Methodist and Baptist e's for the offer of their Pl adjourned until session. The special order for the evening was the ordination of Mr. M n u. The text of ordination sermon by Dr. Morton was from Rom. 1.16. It was In truth a Gospel Message of and to After the MM questions and the received the right or laying of hands, all Presbyters and Elders present participating. Dr. Johnson b e words the as to dill ind dangers of his position. Payne the adjourned until Its at was glad to have die meeting of die Albemarle tery here, and oar people when the time for departure of delegates came. t-e Interest- the body. was an of hearing several ex- sermons. The Pres- some in men among its members. nations is G, who belong to Those have 14-, edifices, which have sittings j preacher, for person. The value of all proper- used for of worship, is There are regular ministers, not including preachers. There are live bodies have more than com- rd western U J went into Icy Your Child's Teacher. The Brat thing to do is to visit tho which your children attend- -Make a point of this, even if it means a sacrifice some- thing else, writes Edward W. Schools and Our September Home Journal- Few things can be more important to see for yourself the of your child school hours. Observe quietly yet keenly, but remember that any observations o.- comments you have to make, the teacher of j the in which your child hap I pens to be not the proper per- I sou to whom to make them. The principal of the school or the is the proper such purposes. The teacher is helpless j she must ac- conditions as she finds them-. She is an pure and simple. her out win her acquaintance and confidence- Show her that yon mean to coop- with She knows that best results can only be ob- when teacher and parent cooperate- Invite her to home net in a general way at a definite time Make her feel yon want her to be some- thing more than the teacher of child- it yon can t at least give her the opportunity to show that she. has another side lore, that she allows ill mom- is a heavy one rather than, A one. de a boy who was sharply reproved for having stolen replied; yon see yon got less turkey, but got much more This is Too Bad. prominent cir. of Johnston county, stabbed A buggy a young J himself in the with a man and a girl hardly grown while temporarily deranged. passed through Sunday J When soil h poor, shrewd farmers furl When is dull, wise merchants advertise. at a in the of Carolina. Pretty soon two men came came badly horses hot suit. The pair buggy were William Upchurch, a young far. mer who lives near S- C, and Miss Laura Carpenter, the daughter Peter who lives Myrtle, and they were to South to be married- The pursuer's were the girl's brothers. overtook the near Ford and it is said, dragged her from the buggy DIRECTORY. COUNTY Superior Clerk, E. A. Sheriff, it. W. King. Register of Deeds, W. M. King Treasurer. J. L. Little. Coroner, Dr. C. Laughing- Dawson, treating her brutally, tearing her dress off her. They took back home, it is reported that one of her brothers gave her a fearful The brothers swore out a war- rant against Upchurch charging him with stealing fruit, and Up- has sworn out warrants against them for carrying con- weapons to keep the peace. There is said to be much bad blood over the but tho lovers have sympathy. Democrat. Heavy Taxation. Ga-, Aug. Hague Wood, a Methodist recently turned He attended a revival several nights but week High and run an meeting He addresses de- the preachers were deceiving people. Sunday his tongue was paralyzed he was making a speech ridiculing the the Church- This his hearers. Tonight food attended the ind banded up the fol- lowing note to the preacher in believe there is a hell and I am doomed for it for The in the congregation was such that lo.-s than minutes the alter would not hi tin- mourners. Tue meeting will probably lust all A to the Beys. If yon have anything to do, do it at once- Don't sit down the rocking chair and three c an hour in dreading the Be sure that it will seem ten harder than it did at first. Keep this Be on time small things as well U great- Habit is everything- The boy who is behind time at breakfast school, will be sure to get in the important things of life. If have a habit of rereading and potting off make a great effort to your- self- Brace Make mind that you will have some backbone- Don't be a limp, jolly fish kind of person- Depend upon it. that life in very much what yon make it- The first thing to decide is what are you going to make it. The next thing is to take off coat and go to work- Make your- self somewhere. There are thousand and men in tie who wouldn't be missed if they were to drop out of it to be owe of Be a power in your own little world, depend it ; big world will hear from you some day. Messrs. D- and Frank W- of who are bi stockholders in Atlantic Hotel At City, will be at resort next sea- son. This will insure that the hotel will be better kept next than New and Observer. Health, Dr. W. II. County Home. J. W. Smith. County Examiner of W. II. TOWN Mayor, Ola Clerk, C. C. Treasurer, W. T. Godwin. W. Cox, J. W. Murphy, W. II. W. L. W. T. Godwin. T. A. Service every Sunday second morning and night. Prayer meeting Thursday Rev. c. M. Hilling, pastor. Sunday School at A. M. C. I. regular service. Episcopal. Services every fourth Sun- day morning and night. Kev. A, Hector. Sunday School st a. w. u. Brown, Methodist. Service every Sunday morning Light. Prayer meeting smith, at A. M. A. II. Supt. Presbyterian. Services even 1st 3rd Sunday morning and night. meeting night Rev. Archie pastor. School at D. I. O. O. P., meet every Tuesday night. II- ct, N Lodge No. A. A A. M. meets tint and third Monday nights Zeno Moore, W. M DB. D. I JAMES, DENTIST, II . C. O. up stairs over E, Penile- A OH, Hardware the United States there to day not more workers of nil classes. The St. gives us some this says few of these the which the laziness and mistakes of the lay their energies. Suppose that there are more than the of the country requires. They must be supported by their lies or the public. At apiece, they cost An equal if unnecessary doctors up the Cost to nun. Improvident and shiftless per- sons are where or less plentiful- support costs a deal than do the Stale In tho South the energies of the whites are not only interfered with but Use t to amount of of mil I lions for the of the MM A of This does not tho official levies, but can DENTIST. font d innumerable small debts paid. food, clothing, medicines and rent in I small amounts, but constantly, and M on property. A Big Don't, Don't a bicycle rider. Stand and the rider will get along all right. Posts, trees, stows, never and only beginners ever into them. If you see a bicycle coming straight at yon, don't dodge ; if yon do will the rider. If yon stand still the middle of or whenever you happen to be rider will take care to give plenty of room; but if yon go dodging to get out of way, the chances are there will be a collision and you will be the worst hurt of tho two. ore don't dodge. Original Observations. The profits, of gambling all go won way. If the women bloomers let them Going the round of the press the girl who waltzes. The can say just as load as the old woman. poorest time in a man's life Is the day he meets assessor. It requite any brains to people- Wonder if the crop of evangelist know this One of the Republican dates in Maryland bears the name of He'll be turned to in November by- the Democratic churn.-r-Orange Observer. . Jas. K. I. Williamston. If A MOO HE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, under Opera House. U. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, G RE I-, N F L L C. Practice, i,, Collection B. F. TYSON, Attorney and Counselor at-Law Greenville, Practices hi all the Courts. Civil and criminal Business Solicited. Makes a h of ages, actions to recover land, and Prompt and careful attention given all business. Money to loan on approved security. Terms easy. T. ii. i. j. L. FLEMING M. C. Practice all the Courts. U C. LATHAM. I A A W, M. c. John E. F. C. Harding. Wilson, N. C. Greenville, N. . A HARDING, X. Special attention gives to i and. of claims.

the reflector The Tobacco N. C. Department at the t Greenville S. as second-class matter. Sept. 11th, i John J. Kansas is an avowed candidate the United States Senate The people of the South will rejoice to see him left at home. Conducted O. L. Joyner, Proprietor Eastern Tobacco Warehouse. VALUE OF NEWSPAPERS. MEETING. Mr. J. B. Cobb, of the American Tobacco Co. of New and Mr. Walker, of i Opinions cf Celebrated Men N. Sept. 1895. were on breaks to- the Popular News Medium. Commissioners day. Wake Forest College has opened with better prospects than ever. Dr. J. L- M. Curry made the opening address and like every thing he does it still goes on. seems to be at present no sign of the end, but even more active preparations are being made to press it more vigorous- The TarborO tobacco opened to-day. A big day was expected, and tobacco people ate doing everything- can to encourage the tobacco industry. Such work will be felt. If people had ways together for to- as they now, how much further would we have been advanced as a market And yet what would Greenville be to- day were it not for the tobacco market As dead us something that never had life. As evidence of look t the neighboring towns where they have had no market- What is the result . B. Cobb of New manager of the leaf of the American co Co, and Mr. Thomas J. a prominent buyer of bright to of N. C-, i of Pitt county met this day, here are certain persons T- E- affect to despise newspapers I g g M j L Smith and Bot this is mere affectation. No j Fleming, man despises a newspaper when orders fer paupers he wants to use it, and nine men ; of ten would find life a barren Martha Nelson i D waste without it. But however I , to. put against expression of , k. Z Smith I , of newspapers. b j j w- My New Fall and Winter Goods are all in and I invite you to call and see them. Beautiful taste dis- played in artistic finish and texture. whomsoever made, those of some I of the master minds of the world-1 Dr. Johnson I never take up a newspaper without finding something I should deemed it a not to ; never without deriving Ouster Vines Win- Edwards Carlos Gorham J U Henry and Ann Cherry Tucker J O Alice OF The surprised every body Monday morning by pointing Hon. C M. Cooke, of Louisburg, Secretary of State, in place it Octavius Coke. Though nothing had been said about the appointment yet everybody concedes that it is an exceptionally good one. Mr. Cooke is well qualified both in head and heart to adorn any position to he might as- There will be no expressed at this gives some inter facts regarding the State farms. The crop of corn is ex- to be bushels, and of pork there will be pounds. At the Caledonia farm there are acres in corn, in plows, con- At the Northampton farm convict, 1.200 in corn, in cotton, and plows. At the farm convicts, plows, 1.100 acres in corn, and acres in cotton. At Roanoke Rapids there are convicts. The health of all is remarkably good. it instruction and This is from Thomas Jefferson i I would rather newspapers prominent Upon the floors of the f a government, gov- Friday. The presence of seemed to very stiffen prices for the golden weed to our market. Quo year ago his presence seemed to have without newspapers this from the great English historian and publicist almost all that keeps up in effect on the market, I effectually, Taylor Alex Harris Lydia Staton W H Parker J G Nelson Adams J W W F Williams James Long Edwin Thomas Joyner and wife The following orders for gen- county purposes were T A Thigpen George Ward S R Ross J W and is only intellects that ever lived Keel D J Greenville stock law territory S P Erwin Ordered that the lands of W II Reeves in township be years old, yet fills one of the I The is chronicle most responsibly positions of the civilization. It is a and American Tobacco Co. sleepless watchman that reports The firm of J- N- Gorman Co. to you every danger which With headquarters at Richmond, the institution of conn- j has been incorporated under the, at home J M Moore, of We publish in another column the call for a silver convention to be held in Raleigh on the 25th inst. While the is on side of coinage it be- in advocating the measure from a Democratic standpoint and working for it within party lines. believe extending the invitation to of all pol- they are going to join the Democratic party of their con- on other of such a fusion that will serve the best of the Dem party. firm name. The Gorman, Camp broad It is book for the , for the Richmond, have more inter a library for the here than on any Other mar A A t, . Talking with Mr. T. H. .,,. man, the firm member at newspaper M the familiar not long since, be told the; of all men all of all writer that if we not sold them If it teaches, it the property when we did that m It has no all would not f , . . , now. At gown or rod the time we made the to Mr. Royster, who was then a member of the firm of J. N. Gorman A Co- w fully knew that it was a great it was not to make money out of tire property we made the sale, but to the company here, and now we can plainly see that it was a great addition to the market and have to abash or bat self is admitted freely and at once to ft world wide intimacy with all kinds of And this from the Right X. Balfour In my judgment all the never had cause to regret making used in communicating the sate. to the public is not of Dr. Charles in j really more importance to the speaking of the new tobacco mar- community at large than the pow- that have sprung up all over to communicate the country down here east, some of them that had not done. much, said of i and seller and bring together the and Today closes the most week ever known to the Greenville tobacco market. Another link has been forged in the chain of success, and day by day and week by week the achievements of the proceeding day and week are more fest and certain. have been the people during the past week more than usual- The weather has been to our own liking; the of fodder, so important, are in a most excellent condition, the last closing up of tobacco curing been without an objection. Never has the first week in given so much to the farmer from the store of nature. Contrast it with the first week of September 1894. More fodder was lost in that week than in many years. The tobacco cures were the most satisfactory ever known, the market was a drag and prices were depressed, irregular and not pleasing to the people. Surely a new era is coming up- on The veil and gloom that has so long hovered our county is dispelled by the sun of prosperity and hope, and it is chiefly through the tobacco culture that this pros- has again blessed us. Vance's turtle. He that give them the machinery for com- up the Western part of the I their wishes to one State, Where loggerhead turtle i very numerous, the pro of a hotel bought a turtle and ordered an Irish set to and have it prepared for dinner. The servant accord- took the turtle to the back yard and there proceeded to cut off its head and turned it over to cook. When dinner came the proprietor inquired for the turtle The cook told him that Patrick had not killed the turtle, where- upon the Irishman was brought in and told the proprietor that he had cot off the turtle's headlong enough ago, but not being be repaired to the back lot and there found the turtle crawl- around with his head cut off. Placing foot on the of the turtle he mashed him a few times and said and you are as dead as n mackerel, but you just know TOBACCO MARKET REPORT. BY O. t. JOYNER. that J be appointed student to the A -M College. The following were allowed to list taxes for the year Wilson, Fred Barnhill, J F Pollard. L Perkins, i James W Alfred Swift Creek W D J A Hardy. H H H II Hardy, Ben Worthington. Pitt. L Chestnut. Ordered f township tax for Sheriff. Good Fine C n Co m m o n Medium Good to to to toll H to THE IS ISSUED. STATE NEWS. of Matters or Nearly all the colleges of the splendid openings of the fall session. A black cat frightened a horse in Charlotte, causing the animal to run away and smash up things generally. The Reporter estimates that will sell by the heap this full at to cents par bushel in the Danbury section of Stokes The Herald says that Mrs. Grady, of while alone in her home fell in the fire and was to death The board of aldermen of have ordered an election on the issue pf street improve bonds- A newspaper is more to a town than the estimates it, be it a poor trifling one. But there always some men in every town fully know and use every turn to use it as a money maker for themselves help to make it better. Bur- Intense following out last was Father an Child Killed. Mr. Joseph M- Harvell and little six-year old daughter, An- were crushed to death by a falling tree near Thermal City on Wednesday evening of last week. Mr. Harvell and Mr were cutting down tree. tree started to fall, Mr. Harvell saw two of bis children standing directly under it. He sprang toward them, but the tree c wight and instantly killed him, his shall being crashed to pieces- little girl's head was also mashed skull bat she ft in Railroad Charges. Advance sheets of Rail road Manual for 1895 have bee issued, and are full of statistics. among other things, a great decline in railroad charges for freight passengers 1882. in that year the freight moved aggregated tons, and the earnings from were an av- cf cents a ton a mile. A the tonnage amounted Democrats from different I to tons, earn- portions of North Carolina -ere was signed and W to us a fl charge pf cent for the holding of a , , . T a . a State Convention at some early breach date all persons opposed to reduction, it is thus seen the single standard, now, that the tonnage did not lack therefore, in to this re very mUch of having doubled quest, we hereby invite t , cH sops who that the unit of w w J value which existed prior to 1873 relative- should be promptly restored, and Iv less by a very great the same period the that for seven years I ff-troubled used script ion and liniments but all to no purpose. The trouble kept growing worse and the began My knee stiff and pained me so I not rest day and night. I had to use Crutches and M, ten It worn Id seem If I would have to have my leg as the pain became almost able. I suffered beyond description. hearing of I concluded to try it, After I had taken one bottle I felt better and taking several bottles can any My Knee Has Been Cured and that I can walk and around as well s any due of my age. I am years old and work farm, and my ability In do I attribute of All are afflicted with any form to take Hood's Nebraska. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the eye today. What I want is to impress the minds of the general public that I advertise truthfully. I want your I want your trade. To get your trade I must offer you inducements that you cannot get elsewhere. There'll be Lots of Blow a time about Clothes from all sources. There ; are all sorts of Clothes. Mind that you get the no object. If you can be convinced that I'm sure of your patronage. The Fall are the new blocks. There are Kraft What you want you better value than any house in the city guarantee to fit and please you. What everybody wants Visitors to the City. There are sights worth seeing at my store, an are welcome to see all I can show, and to information I can give, without being urged . . . j to buy. a chance to seethe new things that is to trade with a reliable, square, up-to-date con- Men and Boys wear; a chance to set the that will appreciate your trade. All Fall j fit. And when settled quietly at home, you'll Styles now ready. Come and see me and I will; discover there's something you need, then how do you good. ------MY FALL easy it will be to order. AND WINTER STOCK OF- W. BIS ti ARE ALL IX AND OPEN FOR INSPECTION. EUGENE WILSON, ASHLEY WILSON, WILL JAMES. The King Clothier. Salesmen, who will be glad to see you. STOVES I am STOVES receiving my Fall Stock of and Heating Stoves. Cooking should be restored, and i who in the NOTICE. For in-st Pound of Tobacco at my Photograph before I will give a has declined cents. x Crayon Portrait free. For second pound I will give a g free. s sub- to This is made to the Farmers of the Board of Trade will ac-t as judges. second i win g Nice Cabinet Photographs one i to and coinage of and gold at ratio of to , . ,. irrespective of policy or ac f of other nations, to meet So it is shown that during tow. at Raleigh September j of fairing prices 25th for pot pose of prices hag to come down i is in- with all others, it i tended to embrace Photographer, . f. . .-.- cf I not that time is J all political not distant when cents per I on other ab- fin be the -better than can. My Cook Stoves are made by the Richmond Stove Co., and are as widely known as any Stove made. I have been handling them more than years, and find that they are the Stove for the j people. The Plow Boy, Seminole, New Patron and New Lee. Price from and up. I have the best and Stove ever sold on this market. With each Stove give pipe and the fixtures to do the cooking for an- family. I keep constantly on hand castings for the Stoves I sell. My Stove Pipe is made of the best Eastern j Iron. My Heating are first class in every I respect. The New Dixie, Comfort, Iron King, and Regal stand second to none. I buy Stoves for Cash and sell for Cash. I get off all the discounts possible and I give my j advantage of it in low I j in stock, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Oil, Lead, Axes, Nails, Belting, Rope, Saws, Tools, Drive Pumps and Pipes and everything kept in; a first class Hardware Store. I sell the i which is the heaviest Pump made. All are ed to look at my store. My for Cash i sell for Wholesale and Retail I Greenville. IV- O. Stoves. Stoves. We are laying in a full line of Stoves. Best quality, low prizes. Call and ex- We also are agents for the celebrated Rambler and D. D. HASKETT, GREENVILLE, N. C. In the removal of the Military from to name pi this Institution of learning will here after be known as Wilson Military WEDNESDAY, Mt. and and. if prospects upon its third year with every n much larger patronage usefulness The thorough is given in literary and com moral culture and training receive due attention Announcement, will be mailed to any address application. Address Maj. J. W. Supt., Wilson, and have on hand a few second-hand ; for sale very cheap. You may need a Mowing Machine, we have them in stock, Drugstore. w- The Agricultural Colored Race, at Greensboro, N, o. The Fall Term will begin Wednesday, October 2nd. Examination for ad will b.- made v and October 2nd and nation of students he made in each by the county examiner on first Saturday in Instruction is given In Dairy Arts, the English and branches and Economic Science, with special to hi; life. A admitted for -in. in addition to regular slimy, ii Cooking and Lava J, L. SUGG, Lilt Mi Fire Apt I N. M i AT THE All kinds of Risks placed in strictly j FIRST-CLASS At current rates. Ml FIRST-GLASS OTHER hex session course dry work. School is endowed the Jolted States, and the Side of North is hot or by any particular Ed. N. l a. Prevent , Jones, John C. more jaundice, torpid month several Back with, J as. C. U j travel, and it as f. j For piano per found N if a yet term, see catalog, b. by . m a in Observer. will not only cure, but n ii in the tree her-j it is Democrat. Press and Neck Male The High Grade and Young Men. Boarding in Eastern Carolina tor S. C. Societies Complete Business Good healthy location, course of of patronage Session Our education means for a boy Send WILSON, H M,

THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. Every day the streets look like Saturday. is going to have electric lights. J. J. Cory has started a brick on the rear of his property. w i having a big sign n the the prize house. are ripe and the go ti the W- F. moved the flaws house on Dickerson Sc a Mrs-1 Griffins. The Register of Deeds issued four marriage lie-uses last week. all to colored couple-. The cashier. L. Little, tells us that the checks paid by bank la-l week amounted to Be surd that you read D. D. this issue. W. law of tie Le- has interest in paper to b. Deal- The Greenville Club will series of races at their truck in October 3rd. Sew stylos Hats at Mrs M. D Mr. James Evans, two miles from town, lost a barn lilied with by tire Friday. The voting Indies of the church will have a pally Wednesday evening- My store will be closed and Saturday, of Holiday. Law of tobacco on the weighed were lg Piles. his ad space tells tilings you are in. Fella an the shapes for at Mus. L The a wagon out of the l- HI pull every horse. The way a is for ah lo together. The at Shady will be- u night Ht Monday are to Roy Whichard a very large water which he Drought us day- The eclipse the noon started about o clock, when a cloud came up shut out the Items. N. C, Sept. 1895. Bunting returned Friday even- from and New York. Prof. S. W Mi wit , of spent Friday night in town and were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rev. W. A. Forbes is at City as- in conducting a revival. Mr. D. S little boy tell out of a tree last week and came very near killed. Those who attended the yearly meet- Swamp and Cross Roads report large crowd and a pleas- ant time. There quite a large crowd in town Saturday. G. W. mount, of Sunday Sunday night in town. OAKLEY ITEMS. People Going and Coming These Early Fall Days. Miss Julia Foley is sick. Miss Harris U quite sic a. I. O. Ames has to Norfolk. R. II. Hayes has gone to Greenville, II. went to Richmond Monday. Smith from county. THE VERDICT In the Stale. Son of Pitt County. We have NM shown by m. j That Fill l e Best Bright Tobacco j A. Sugg a photograph of IV. David R. Wallace, of Texas. Many of our older citizens will Never has there been a time since the war that prospects were so bright for Pitt county as Never has there been a time since the war when there was so much Texas. Dr. Wallace money being paid to the raised in Pitt pleased to hear that Dr. Wallace is prominent and prosperous id his profession tn the great State Reunion Picnic. Thorn was a small dance today the reunion of Grimes Camp of Veterans. We were sorry to Dote the lack of interest in be organization, and bad hoped to see so many old veterans present at born to permanency of the reunions. Those who came near farmers during the month of Au- gust and September as at the There present time . That Pitt county is on a boom j while in his native State. He is is the verdict. now Neurologist Consulting returned Norfolk. re who come to our t physician t the Waco j what a great county Pitt Medical Referee of the Falkland, was a highly esteemed enjoyed the occasion citizen and cultured was dinner and speech making. the latter being by Messrs. K A. and W. F. Brand, the latter from Greene county. Mr. Brand was the inter Oakley, X. C, 189.-. Mis. H. went W. list, of Bethel, was here Sunday- R. F. Gainer a business trip to Friday. Ex-Register of Peed H. spent Thursday H. Williams went to on the to attend the opening of the to- market. Mrs. W. A. James, of Asheville. was guest of Mr. and Mis. II. last The sad news reached our village last Thurs lay announcing the death of She was the daughter of Mr. an Mrs. II. items X. C. Sept. Rev. preached at Sf and Sunday night. Mrs. Minnie las Thursday after some time in county. J. went to Wed- on business and returned y. Friday tor A. M. was the bright tobacco mar . with him an a blanket, a College, Raleigh. He has beet. t vi and j knife a cane that he brought Dr- Watt strong personal I home with Mat from that war and was the floor of indicating the true type of j has kept in U. possession to day and was the genial gentlemen years The old veterans gather in his utterances of the won- that he is. It is a pride indeed e. around to look at these, and county of Pitt, and predict j, . . , . . , with great interest to Mr. great for the of th Brand's recital of of his ad- He said he had been living all bis, fame of any Tar Heel, but ventures in Mexico. Tears life in the country about Winston are we glad to hear that the , in the old man's eyes as he western North Carolina, and sons of Pitt are where looked around and dear had seen the golden weed all his i eve . comrades, have much to thank j but never had he witnessed i j God for. Most of our I such a scene as on that break to- ions in arms nave been summon- day. The police census of Charlotte j ed to the grave, while for some Two men finished and the is . reason not to us we had been down here curing to- to have The , are still spared. Let our last F. S- of night here. Mi-s. R. ft. King, of Goldsboro. is vis- Mrs. R. W. King. Prof. C. H. Jane.-, of spent night here. C J. Rogers has his here from Miss I'm vis. Hamilton, is visiting Mrs. C Stephens. B. S. Sheppard home from W Mrs. Georgia Pea to new millinery. Miss Nell Skinner, of Hertford, is vis- relatives at Hotel Ma-on. II. A. of the Washington Gazette, called last Thursday. came i had such a place as this were home, and mi tuber of whites is cf i be so spent that when the heard talking about Pitt county I blacks 8.720, making the majority comes to us we may be while they stood for the white population ready to meet morning said lit Z F. of in evening for a visit Charlie has to hi studies at Rev. C. M. Billings returned day evening from Neck. returned f Pitt next year- county for bright tobacco; that some other sections might Mr-1 pass it on heavy wrappers, but i Pitt beat the world on grow . bright cutters. Both said were going to move to court Thursday Solicitor CM. Bernard returned Fri- day evening from Williamston court. Miss Annie Sheppard returned Miss George is I from Sewn Springs Friday morning. spent last neck a ad visiting relatives here. Mis- la Bland, of two days In our Friday. Miss Moore is in our village. Miss Annie went lo week relatives. II. and left Friday m visit relatives in the upper portion of the county. Mrs, Ida and Miss Ail- Brooke to Sit Miss Garris, of is vis- her sister. Mrs. II. C. it is with every the warehouse sales or through the people are just as- t on is at what this good old is doing. Truly, is much to think about future of Pitt county and Greenville. It is is B F son Jams re-1 hie that business in every depart; homes from is and. Alien left for a trip to Mount and W we to see the i alive with factories. Develop j other prises in to Mrs R. M. and little son. growth of our tobacco Indus- I . , .,, iI of Washington, are here. Mrs. II. II. Wilson and children, of MR visiting her brother, F. W. K. has gone north to m w goods. Mrs. House Rev. . W. Rev. will begin a series of meet- at Salem tn-night. Paul Brooks-Hid Mi Kin, Miss Martha Tyson, of Baltimore, relatives Mr-. died at home at Williams fr night, after lo take I illness of about two The re- mains were interred in the family grounds this afternoon. are people to know you their trade if you don't tell I Try an ad the has Again a good papa. We from the Asheville n W. this tow n. w ho has been the in the pro to ill-patch clerk. Some in the State are coming forward with their first bale of Pitt farmers have their attention so much tobacco that looking after cotton gets no thought yet. are W out townsman, Mr. Bernard, far the splendid reports the Alb that daily doling the session. He tO report for us. how well the duly was performed the paper ha- A white man named Cicero who had lost his was brought to Greenville placed iv the of the sheriff until arrangements cu be made for him the asylum. A Mew Upright Walnut Piano, elegant finish, pedals and all Fled tut Caught. The Chief of Police received a telegram of a who had escaped from the chain gang at One man the de- pretty closely was rested lint said was the However, an disclosed that the was wanted so ho was held an officer could arrive from Washington. tries you will see right here of the most progressive town the to J. N. Gorman left Richmond Friday after a day two on breaks. J. B. Jarvis, Harris and have gone to the University at Chapel Hill. W. W. of the guards at State Weldon, is home for a few days. I. b. Harris, foreman of the came down Friday to visit Ids parents. Miss Cat-tie of who Miss Aylmer Sugg. ed home Tuesday evening. Mr. Wood, of Mm- dip e s M boo Co. i. H- Moore aha Miss ho have Agent J. K. Moore, left lot their home at Burgaw Friday. C. R. Sugg, of the print- w ho has been visiting Ids parents, returned to Pi Way. Carlos and T. II. spout Sunday in Ayden. Carlos says Tom was a courting trip, but has Carlos yet. Monday for Institute, Va. to resume her Pitt County The tax lists just completed by the show the in as returned faring the of White polls colored total Acres land, lots, value Horses, value Mules, 1,852. Goats, value Cattle value Hogs, value Sheep, value Value farm utensils, Value mechanic tools, Co. JUST -it and are opening up . New Fall Winter Goods. Wait and see prices next week. SLAUGHTER intend to make our new of Dry Goods Shoes. rapidly low prices will do it the a poor article in the store. Right up in quality. Right up ii style. Right up in assortment. Just what will please you. trouble to show C. T. Next door to bank. Shoe Man T AFT 5.492 WE INVITE Your attention to and well selected of GENERAL MERCHANDISE hi which can be found during all seasons many useful articles suitable for personal use, household purposes, We are an effort to put on the mar- this Fall and Winter the Value household furniture, The Peer of All Markets. The total sales of the Greenville market for last week to and the outlook is that tins week will as good as last. The warehouses had breaks Monday, and to-day there was enough to occupy nearly the whole day in selling- Twice ready this week tobacco has brought here from other . because prices are so much bet-1 dies. brother, S T. here than elsewhere. This goes to show that Greenville is the best market tor the farmers of eastern North Carolina to sell This is conducted on business principles. It does not send drummers, through the to tell the farmers false hoods about prices, by selling strictly on merit. The Life J. L. Hearne district agent, invites your attention to announcement in this issue. A tobacco on Mr. B. F. 80.057 7.172 294.923 latest Patrick's place, pear town, teed tor rive years by a I burned yesterday. factory. Original price j st straight to the East- to be sold for a debt to cost Apply to S- P. O. m- Warehouse sured top prices for tobacco- Rev. Thee. of To efforts is due I preached a than can be said the growth church Monday more sad prosperity night of Greenville, and the formers but show their in selling largely at the tern, where they get the very prices for their Berth Carolina cotton mills have doublet hi capacity in lat five In these mills bales of cotton in will to 2.0,000 bales You keen State from ahead, is going to be one of all the The reporter could not out to the breaks Tuesday, out learns that about Four counties had tobacco on the floor of the Eastern Tuesday. Prices and pleased The Eastern Warehouse shows a full every day. Good management and good prices takes the tobacco there. We heard a man at the Plant- warehouse say Tuesday he got just twice as much for his co as he expected when he left Mr- Geo, of Greene county sold some nice tobacco on the warehouse floors Monday. He was well pleased with, sales, pounds sold, with the Green- says they were much better lead. i he expected- were stiff all through- Tuesday panted her as far as W. D. Ten U-. f Ins taken A temporary position J. It. Moo e tit tin- in C. Taylor who goes home for a while. Myra Skin Pitt, who has been Miss Skinner, left ti return to school at He v. Thou. Lexington, who ha- been assisting in a meeting at came up Monday to visit here are see him. G- K. W. L. Hazell, H II. of W. W. Hill, W. N. T. h. Roberts, City, came day evening to. visit our MaJ. L- C. Latham gram riv-,,,,, him and Dr. W. to the bedside Mr. who was not expected to live through the day. Big The Greenville market shoves right ahead. Big breaks are the order now prices hold right up to the top notch. To-day the Planters Eastern were both full, the Greenville and Star very full. farmers come in over night now o that the tales can get early start in the morning, and even then it takes nearly all day to get through. Value provisions, Value Value libraries Value baud Share com- Other personal property, property listed Of this was listed by- whites by colored people. This list shows an of over the total valuation for last year an of polls. The amount of was hit trail it has been in several years, which shows the people of Pitt are good financial It is somewhat remarkable that the value of lire arms nearly as as the value of libraries given is near- more the value of mechanic tools- Now see that Wood is pure, d health follows the use of Hood's w is the one great Have just returned from New York where we purchased. Twenty worth of goods. They are arriving daily- Look for cut rates next week BROS, Leaders of low Prices, Opposite J. C. Cobb Son. sales are are now getting almost as large as Fridays- There were also large breaks again to day. Mr. Bedding Norris, of Dam, Bold a barn of tobacco, pounds, on warehouse floors to day for making aver age of nearly per pound- Of course he was satisfied. With Man and Hon. A- H. A- Williams died a days ago at Chase City. He sick for a considerable with disease- He a in the pros- of Oxford- He had also lied many places of honor and . the last being a member tobacco at higher prices. This Market Lead. We know farmer living near here who shipped some to- to another market, and it brought such a low price that he took it and shipped it back to Greenville. Moral Sell your tobacco in Greenville, where you get higher prices save the freight well. A Good The amount Warehouse is com- upon by all who attend the sales. This popular house is full nearly every day, and often cannot get all that comes on its floor. To day the entire Boor space was taken up piles of bright weed covered the drive way clear up to the entrance. The Eastern is managed by a team of hustling men, and they know how to get good prices. ii prize house will soon be completed. II PI MS. CO. OF PHILADELPHIA, ORGANIZED 1847. Surplus R. B. Rainey, State C. The Old best managed Life in America. It furnishes nil kind of pol- at possible rates with testate security. It may not pay as to agent as m Boor and run the sales Oscar . Hooker to draw the the Eastern Warehouse can show as strong a team as any house in the And wore other rule ex- rate, immense stir- Alas safely and profitably dividends an Indulgence it the day ever made op the market. They have been selling at son but Bay the their hereafter. will make your eyes look big as to render, it in which to Insure. Its b- alter y. U Money up or carried the tor I number of years. Cheap And Good Goods. I attended the auction sales in New York and in duly where jobbers were purchasing to sell to the southern and I am now prepared to Offer many inducements to my customers and the trade generally. I also bought a big lot of good mid reliable BOOTS and SHOES on June 1st before the price. Also a big line of Ladies Dress Goods, Dry Goods and Notions, Crockery, Hardware, Tinware. Wood and and Furniture, which will sell cheap. In proof of what I will quote you prices of a few Mens and Boys Cashmere Pants Men and B Cashmere Suits Boys Vest , Mens Vest Boys Coals Mens Coats f 1.75, Mens Suits made of Coats 14.00, Mens Clay Worsted, Diagonal and Cork- screw 14.75 to Mens Coats, same Boys Wool Suits, size to at Mens Overcoats to Mens and Boys Hats Congress and will sell Tor Ladies and Misses good Shoes to Ladies and Misses old stock, to Children Shoes, old stock, to Nice Rice Good Rica Molasses Good West India Molasses All kinds of Farmers taken in exchange for goods High- est cash prices paid for Cotton in or Lint. ever brought to this town. that you will be well pleased with the and prices that we will oiler you, and ask you to keep a lookout tor the many attractions which we otter tor your inspection. There is a and a wrong way to do almost everything. The wrong way for you to is to buy without coming to see us to get our prices and qualities firmly fixed in your mind. Tho is to come and see OS and look over tho best line of General Merchandise to be found in Pitt county. Consult us as to prices and and if we don t sell you the bill you want to buy then you will go out feeling that you arc none the loser by spending a few minutes look- over our stock. It is good assortment-, in a few weeks alter our buyer gets through it will be full and a sight to look at. In a few days we expect the arrival of a cargo of FURNITURE j and when you need goods in this line never buy until you come to see us we expect to have any thing you may wish. Yours for Business, WANTS Wool Suits, size to at Mens Boys Shirts Mens Shirts, good vain , Mens and Caps to Men and Boys Cotton, and Fur to pair of Skin Shoes, 1,500.000 Pounds of TOBACCO, and we are going to have it if hard work and satisfactory prices will get it. Give us a trial and be convinced that FORBES j can and will give satisfaction in every respect. it on and be I ., . Will make eye big- P J- N. The High Prices we are getting every day for the farmers who sell with us will convince that we are yours for highest averages,

V .-a The One Crop System of farming gradually exhausts the land, unless a Fertilizer containing a high percentage of Potash is used. Better crops, a better soil, and a larger bank account can only then be expected. Write for our a 142-page illustrated book. It is brim full of useful information for farmers. It will be sent free, and will make and save you money. Address, GERMAN KALI WORKS. Nassau Sued, New York. THE MORNING STAR. The Oldest Daily Newspaper in North Carolina. Only Six-Dollar Daily of its in the State. Favors Limited Free Coinage American Silver and Repeal the Ten Per Cent. Tax on State Banks. Daily cents per month. Weekly per year. H. BERNARD, Ed. Prop., Wilmington, PORK BUY their supplies will their interest to get prices before chasing else where. Our stock is n all its branches. FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR RICE, TEA, always I. west SNUFF CIGARS we direct from Manufacturers, en you to buy at one profit. A com stock of FURNITURE always prices times. Out goods bought sold for having no to sell at a close margin. S. M. N C Like Magic If you have Catarrh. Rheumatism. or any other p do i i Oil, yon gt Dr. trill cure you. We Keep That Kind. mind when start Lumber Waited Cut and Idly on FARQUHAR Friction Feed Saw Mi ii j it. thick-. Capacity to i with and Holler from I- Horse For full descriptive address. at this fact In ill WINTER eras. this season is complete in every department mid supply all your wants In ii In lo ii fur any- thing wanted, goods prices will please yon. In ion to selling the beat goods at the lowest prices, ire top of the mi an nil country pro- Thanking yon I a liberal patronage in I lie p are hope to have calls from this season. j. 0- BRO. A. B. CO., Ltd., YORK, PA. WILMINGTON It. K. FLORENCE RAIL rd Haled .-; July 1815. z. f a a. CM. Leave Ar. M Tarboro I-v Ml Wilson j -j. i Ar. Florence ; T in Goldsboro , in. Magnolia i Ar Wilmington C. M ii K n s In DO M . C GROVES Mated July .- TI y. Flora Ar q Magnolia Wilson A. M. II Hi A. -M. OS y. CHILL iS JUST AS FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE Ills., Not. 1393. i Paris Medici- Co., HI. Mo. sold COO bodies of GROVES CHILL TONIC and , already this year. In all our In bare i an men a Tonic v. i co. guaranteed by i. 5.1 ; e Kg Wilson Ar Rocky P. M. I M P. M I. M, It II Ar Rocky a Ar on Scotland Branch Weldon p. in. Halifax 4.00 p. arrives Neck at AM p id., 6.87 p. m., Kinston p. in. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.20 a. m. Greenville 8.22 a. m. Halifax at a. m., 11.20 am except Trains on Washington 7.00 a, m., arrives Parmele. 8.40 p. m., Tarboro 4.50 p. m., 0.10 p. arrives Washington 7.35 p. m. Daily except Sunday. Connects with trains on Scot In ml Meek Tram leaves C, via R. R. daily except Sun-1 day. I p. m., Sunday P. arrive Plymouth 9.20 P. M., 5.20 p. m. u ruing leaves h daily 5.30 a. m. Sunday a ti., Tarboro 10.25 and Train on Midland N C daily except Sunday, m. arriving a m. K leaves a. m. at, Goldsboro. a. m. Trains on Nashville leaves Rocky Mount at 4.30 p. arrive Nashville i p. m. Spring Hope 5.30. Return leaves Spring HO a. in. Nashville 8.35 a. arrive- t Mount m. I, Trains on Latta Branch, Florence K. R. Latta MO p. in., arrive Den-I 8.00 p. m. Returning leave Dun-1 bar a. m. arrive 8.00 a. m., except Sunday. Train Clinton Branch leaves tor Clinton daily, except Sunday a. in. leave Clinton at HOp. Warsaw with line trains JOIN F. DIVINE. General Sum. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic J. H. Manager, This You every day in Hie month of September that it you have your Printing done at the JOB OFFICE. It will be done right, It will he done in style and it always suits. These points are well worth weighing in any sort work, but things in Your Job Printing. THE An Incident the of Mot Taking Advice. When son he ought to get with tho new dog, tho sir tho ad- vice, and in leas than hours ho most if. It hap- in this They in BoCk church par- and not tho least member of tho family i tho boy, who has n fancy for tray dogs, cats and other beasts. is con- sore eyed kit- tons and neglected and abandoned canines, only to have them thrust out the cold world through tho back alloy gate. Ono day last week, however, there fell into tho young man's possession, in that mysterious way in which some boys will in spite of respectable parentage and proper instruction property, a dog that was different from other dogs that he had rescued from a fate more or less cruel. It was a good mind the breed or Boy and dog the est and most not to say friends almost at tho first meeting. The brute was in tho laundry for a few nights until he could become to the place. Thursday it was de- by the boy that the was ripe for giving tho animal tho free- of tho yard. Then it was tho sire was warned by tho come out in tho yard, pop, and get acquainted with my dog. He's a mighty good watchdog, and if he doesn't know you, you can't get in when yon come homo to- I guess not. That dog wouldn't moat unless you but- it. never stay awake long enough to watch anything. Just another of your worthless And so pop was not introduced to tho new dog. It was midnight when tho head of tho house arrived homo from down town, where business had detained him. He had not thought of a lion in tho way or anything else to or make him afraid as he the aide porch, key in hand. But the dug was there, and ho made his presence Ly warlike demonstration. paused, and there flashed across his mind the s warning. Ho sought to open negotiations, but the dog wouldn't negotiate. Then bluffing was tried, but it didn't work. Tho dog, after the first tn- assertion of his presence by bark of month, planted himself on top of steps and kept his eye on tho intruder. effort to advance was met with a growl h-o that it was Ho was barred out his own house and forced to beat a Driven from tho door, the only to which ho had a key, tho next thing was to yank tho bell at the front doer. This was done with energy and but failed to tho sleeping in- mates. A of tho side yard was Th-f was still there and very wide awake. Attain the bell, but to no good Then head of tho sat down on tho front steps for half an hour beat his brains to trying to devise a scheme to got in. Then ho lost his temper an assault on the front door that seemed to the very foundation the The gentleman MM the raised his window and asked what wanted. Tho dog trotted around side the house and took a whore he could watch pro- Still everybody tho house slept soundly. Another as- sault on tho door brought forth a growl from the dog, and the win- of houses across the Street went tip and three night cap. heads conferred as house was being burglarized. The bade trees concealed the disturber, but did not stop his cars to the com- of bis neighbors. The dog drew nearer, but didn't bark. He Just growled. man sat down again on tho step. For another hour man and boast eyed each other. Despair and battled in the In-east the locked out, dog besieged man. Desperation triumphed. He de- from place on tho front steps, with eye nu tho dog and the other on a bit of limestone in the gutter. The canine guardian of tho promises allowed him to leave the yard. It m the work of a few seconds to send that rock crashing through second story window into ins bedroom. The glass awoke everybody on the block not previously aroused, and were good for a riot call being n soft, low inquired from the broken win- Well, be got in. be got acquainted with tho now St, Louis Wants a Chance. think Jack is tired of being my slave Ho is getting so anxious that I should marry J Review. Costly Shoes. When the tomb of Henry VI of Sicily, who died in was opened at Palermo, years ago, it was found that on the feet of the dead monarch were shoes whose uppers wore of cloth embroidered with gold and pearls, while tho soles of cork. No virtue fades out of mankind. Not by inborn temper- cautious by long I never despair of human Parker. UTTER. Washington, D. C. Sept. 0th. Who will the Democratic date next year That question is a of every prominent Democrat who comes to Washington these days, for the talk of President Cleve- land for m third term , mean- by mos three who are mined fir that hO are . f New To.-l, Secretary of and lion. V. ii HI., either of whom would make and a good Oilier gen- are named, but one of three will be nominated. Representative Tuck- of Vii. who was in Washington this week, named two of them in expressing his opinion. He said, to nominate one of two men for It will be r Car or The silver men will p more determine y than they would Morrison. lie will bi strong in the east, however, and tie fact that he is a southern man will be to give him the sentiment of I suppose west will be more to Jinn--iii and the silver men would be better satisfied with Secretary Morton has not a high opinion of the business sense displayed some of the legislation of the last as he has shown by bis to spend appropriated to buy seeds free distribution. He this week died another instance of bad bus- Congress authorized a new of what is popularly known as the These books will cost the government about CO cents each and Secretary Morton says the same quantity could have been bought from the In government publications, who buy largely from Congressmen for M cent each. Morton is not alone in thinking such legislation The Democratic Congressional Com- does not as a rule take any part in strictly State campaigns, but the campaign in which will send two United state Senators and one to Congress, has been made an exception, and the committee has been aiding the Utah Democrats every way possible. In view of the vote at the last territorial Democrat and Populist neither party has any reason p feel confident of the result pf the pres- campaign. The only tiling absolute- certain about is that it delegation solid for silver, that one of the new Senators will be a Gentile and one a Mormon. The Congressional delegation will b- it would be hie either party to Other and the of both panic, have agreed about the Sen Herbert given Admiral a -harp reprimand a bit of which be was guilty of celebration opening of the North Sea and Baltic Canal. When the Admiral, bis staff, and of cruiser York were all OH of that teasel U receive a visit from William, Admiral Kirkland noticed Rev. II Clark, chaplain of the New his ordinary clerical garments. lie directed Cap;. Evans commander of the York, to order the to go below because he WU not mi special full dress uniform. de; i c I. on ground tic-chaplain had the only dress provide I for him by the and that being an officer be the right of remaining on the bridge Admiral thereupon gave Evans a order to send the chaplain Mow and of Capt. Beam was obliged to obey his superior Chaplain Clark made a complaint to the forward jag a state- of the affair, one from Capt. Evans, and Admiral land also made a statement. Gen. who is now in Wash- sits neither the Wyoming settlers nor the Indians were to blame for the Jackson Hole troubles, but that the migratory a- were at hot- paw of whole business. Gen. Cop- pinger annexing the Hole region t- the Park, but in view of the probable 0- from it is not prob- able that Secretary will make a i to A New Enterprise. T he following which we from the Salisbury Harald will be interesting to people of ibis section, as it what a former citizen of doing In that We would glad if some of our people would Mr. example and start man- enterprises of this kind are the ones that pay The Herald says . Everything at the Cord of Mr. I. on street. Is now about and ail machinery be in full operation in a few days. Herald scribe went around there this morning and f the place as snug and complete as could be wished. There are fifteen machines for sash com and for clothes lines, one brand new and working order. Some them had been tried and a consider- able quantity of cold made, hut the en- was resting to-day and bands were busy putting other machinery place. new factory is a model. Every, thing is of the most improved pattern- is f the of and ii of the very best make. Besides the machines above mentioned are a braiding machine, spooler and machine, all in the of the building. The two other floors will be used for Storing raw material and finished product at present, but will filled later with other machinery. Mr. ha. not yet sold any of his He has orders for every yard, he can make. The first shipment will probably be made nut Hie Do- About Success, The world measures a mat, by success. If he pal lie estimation, no matter by means . has attained it The has time to look by the t been attain be honorable or otherwise. There are s to be foremost of which man should strive for success- Applause follows it. Everybody bows to the winning But important as it is to succeed, ought to be gained Only by honorable means. Honesty is the policy, and the wisest in the iii i a permanent success can only be attained by honorable means- a man p success by dishonest means flourishes for but he is found out and hi.; success flits away and is gone. this i that every The Girl that Everybody Likes. You have undoubtedly met agreeable girls who, without do- anything especially spiteful or mean, have impressed you as a girl to avoid. But hive you ever met girl that you, as well as everybody else, liked loB are it you not met her. She is the girl I is not bright and to be to find joy and pleasure ail over the world. is the girl who appreciates the fact cannot always have the first choice of every- thing in the world. She is girl who is not i- and does not find j y inciting aggressive people. She is the girl who never es pain with a thoughtless tongue She Is the girl who, it is warm or cold, clear or stormy, finds no fault with the weather She is the girl who, when you The Crop, The cotton crop of the United States for the year August 1890, it an follow, the arm being given in r and South Georgia, 1300.000 Alabama, Florida, Mi-sis Arkansas, Texas, Total crop, The Texas crop, in exact figures to bales includes 140.982 bales grown in Territory An boy with a shining pail wont gaily down the vale, to where a with a brindle tail, tho alfalfa did regale. A bumble did gaily pail over the s ft shady vale, to whore the boy with the shining pail was milking with the brindle tail. The In e lit down on the cow's left ear, feet flow- at up and through the leaves of an apple tree the boy roared into eternity, There U mere this of the than all other diseases put and Ilia la-t years war suppose l lo ha For a great many doctors it a local disease, and prescribes local and constantly tall. with i. pro- , in. arable. Science ha- proved catarrh to de a treatment. Bads Catarrh Cure P. J. Ohio, the only e CUM on market. r is biter. In doses from . t.-. i, it acts directly on the blood of the They offer one hundred fails to cure. -ml Lr circulars Address, P. . CO. t. 1895 VICTOR There are d , 100.00 frame world. . I I Skim o. The business con Unties to We printed ed upwards of the reports of the proceedings of the Biblical Assembly and sold not quite extra copies of those issues daring thirty day. Tester- invite to any we published, as n matter mints you by looking her best, jot public interest, the annual She is the girl makes of president of tho world a pleasant place because liquor dealers, and sold extra she is so pleasant herself I Citizen. And by yon pomp to think of it, she the girl .- A who makes you feel she you I. I Pr therefore like her ; A Little Lamb- The Rev. Or. Meredith, a well tries to friendly relations the members of his flock- In a recent talk to his Sunday Sch lie urged the children to peak to him whenever tiny met- The next day a dirty-faced chin, a cigarette and a generally appearance, accosted bun on the street clergyman stopped cordially inquired- you, am of r. plied the boy, affably. his ids head, he swaggered off, leaving the divine speechless with Weekly. N. C III ill MARBLE. Wire and Iron Fencing sold. First-class work and prices reasonable. NEW . Co. X. p COBB BROS CO, FAYETTE STREET NORFOLK, VA i AND I it ----AND----- Commission Merchants and lagging, Ties and Peanut Sacks Lowest P OLD AT WITH A LINK, ha. i. the I Building h, Fanning mints, and nun for and general house well m Hats. Ladies Dress Goods I have Am head quarters for Heavy Groceries, and anent for O. N. T cotton, and keep courteous and attentive clerk, FORBES, GREENVILLE. X. Real Estate and Rental Agent. an , a , it;, Stop Trains. It sounds like tho story of the days of the scourge Kansas, when trains were to through the masses of locusts which settled on tracks by mil lion, yet it is a fact that for two or more trails on the Long Railroad from Manhattan and and also on the Sea Beach line, have been brought lo a standstill by mighty swarms of potato bugs. Millions pf then were slaughtered by engine and car wheels the wheels spun around in the slimy mass could only be driven ahead by the lavish use of sand. SB-Hew World. On last a young white met with a most horrible which re- in his following day. the tram caught his foot and literally pull- ed his leg from his body. Eye witnesses of the accident say it was a Gazette The colored Fair had one cir- to take at it which but few Fairs hatched out it A boy placed seven snake eggs on exhibition at the beginning of the and they all hatched out before it was over. They moved lively from the first and are said to be white Journal. oak A. when he said that he did not understand woman, probably never thought that the ma- of mankind would arise and say Don't snub a boy because he w shabby clothes. When Edison, the in- first entered he were pair of yellow linen breeches in the depth of winter. Don't snub a boy because of the of Ms patents. Shakespeare, the world's poet, was the son of a man who was unable to write his own name. Don't snub a boy because his home is plain and Abraham Lincoln's early home was a log cabin. Don't snub a boy because he an humble trade. The author of was a thinker. Don't snub a boy because of dullness in his lessons. Hogarth, the celebrated painter and engraver, was a stupid boy at his books. Don swab a boy ho the great orator of the pianist, claimed to lie able to play from memory compositions. They comprised music of school. There seems to ho no art of edge in fewer hands than that of discerning when to have done. a harsh and The Charlotte News the widow of Stonewall Jackson will revise and the life her husband, and will be publish- ed by the Courier Journal Pub Co, of Louisville, Ky- Jackson was no gainer by her first book, which was published by the Harpers, whose mode of selling book did not make it accessible to the general public, and her friends hope that she will reap a de- served through the edition of her and work. Poor Health means so much than i you and fatal diseases result from ailments Don't play with Nature's y greatest If arc feeling oat of sorts, weak and generally ex- i. nave no appetite and can't work, g begin at lug the most A hie strengthening is j Iron A few bot- comes from the very first stain your and it's pleasant take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. Get only the has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- On receipt of two ac. stamp, we will send set Ten World's Fair Views and BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, . ,., t,,. or for in- easy. Bents, Taxes, Insurance j and open accounts and any other I of debt placed in my bands for I your Steamers, leer for Green ville Tarboro at all on Tar Rivet Monday. and Friday at A. M. Returning leave at A. M. Thursdays and Saturdays Greenville same days. These departures are subject lo f water on Tar River. OINTMENT TRADE MARK For Cure all Ska voice. Don't snub for any reason. Not only he may some day out- strip in the race of life, hut be- cause it Is neither Kind nor nor Housekeeping. So many around the when the trains in Inter- with getting on and off train. having no special there stand a from the fain and as well. The modern stand- ard Family cine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. . In use This ,., and wherever know . been in steady demand. It has been en- by the leading over all other . the attention of the most experienced physicians, have for This Ointment is of standing and the high reputation which it has obtained is oaring entirety its Off as but little ha ever been made to bring it before One bottle of this Ointment will be Do tended to. Address all orders communications to N. steam- en of The Norfolk, and Wash- i line tor Norfolk. ore New York Shippers order their marked via Dominion fr New York. Norfolk Haiti. more. Winers Boston. JNO. N. I. Gr Ship your to J. C. Meekins, Jr., Co. Cotton Factors PARLORS Under Opera ill when I on want k ANT FOB LUMBER i We will QUICK We will till then, CHEAP We will till Rough Sap Fri ; Inches IS -11- NORFOLK VA. Planing Mill you Lu in Personal Attention to eights GREENVILLE Halo Academy. The next session of this School begin on Wait days we n as. Wood delivered to your door for St, a load. Terms Thanking yon past patronage. GREENVILLE N. f. north r. r. Mb, Y, SEPT., Ex GOING tuition and board ,, line MOt to any address on receipt of One All at- V. and continue for ten months. The course all the usually in an Academy. Terms, both re Boys well fitted and equipped for business, by taking the j course alone. Where they wish a higher course, this guarantees thorough preparation to enter, credit, any College in North Carolina, or the State University. It I refers to those who have recently left walls for the truthfulness of this j statement. Any young man with character and moderate ability taking a with us Will aided in making arrange- to continue in The will be kept at its present standard. Neither time nor work will be to this school all that parents could wish. Send in your boys on the first day. see or ad- Ex Ar. M. M m. Sun. H I Train connects Wilmington v Weldon train bound North. Goldsboro a. m., am. with train West, leaving Goldsboro m For dress July W. II. PATENTS and Trade-Mark and all Our u, s. and we can patent u lea tune than those remote from Washington. Send model, drawing; or with advise it patentable or not, of Oar fee not doe till patent is -cured. A to Obtain with cost of tame in the V, and sent free, o, D. C. J. F. LIVERY, AND FEED STABLES. On Fifth Street Points. near Five Passengers carried to an point at reasonable rates Goo Vehicles. The Charlotte North FOREMOST AMI WEEKLY. 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