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JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all of this line NEATLY, and IN BEST STYLE. Plenty of mate- rial and the best of Stationery. BIRD WITH BROKEN WING. One lay a convict in prison picked up scrap from die which were these I walked through re hr tweet sing. And f mini. be i f no--e-. A b with i b l its mil rack It sang Hi I -train; i with a Ken , soured -o high I found a young life broken -i e And. touched i inly, I took it to my h -art. He i noble purpose. And ii.-t in vain ; life i had n -oared .- high again. I tin- bin with a pinion Kept another Ira a toe snare ; And 111-- it n lad stricken i -ii despair. has its There i- a healing fair every pain, The Eastern Reflector. D. J. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. VOL. XIV. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1895. NO. You Need The Reflector this I give the news every week for a year. Weather Crop LONG LIVES HAVE THEY The Abuse of Witnesses. Hill In- bird with a n pinion v. r soared high again. Poverty the is often I bat the editors so we way call an opportunity to -talk to the preachers. The must. take his medicine n little However, at last c a religious paper and takes up the H is behalf of the much abased secular editors. Tho Christian Instructor has I subject, and knows whereof he affirms, when h i What here follows The poverty of pa pit is op when snob sub- j els as or H are for purpose of the crowd. Tue often come. But ii not to t.- fed, bat to amused, entertained, or to sat- Ito bat it- likely away unsaved, dis with the and hi- and, possibly, with 1-1.1 a When th M I I will men nothing else The reports of correspondents hearken to ditty. of Weekly Weather Crop mild and simple I. tin, by the North About a general Hi. Weal her S. for tho war -th , ,. . . Oh, he was a doughty patriot, weekending ; a to th generally a ism. listen and II tell week for work and What him of crops The and drawn an I. a bore normal ex i ,, on and with claimed h . high as degrees- There was its corner NEWS. and Public ill Virginia I of Matters Interest. was very distinctly the trial of mi t at i , ,,, ,., of .,. to Ion the coast. by the t. It derived , . . , u that case I , , county e. the n. in- over the at of the tin ties to ti. e do not we I lie evil sunshine. Local occurred three days, hut the weather was dry the entire week everywhere except few counties the south east west portions. The week was fa for and and tobacco, is opening pretty rapidly and picking is going on. The find now bales have, marketed. are now needed The past week was a most fa Excepting Monday He was wen times And Vet he's alive kicking still. An I hungering tor more. ye of little faith, who fear My me the Go Sean the war reports. And it you to reach a Old is the way be a Cuban general and a day. we say time it more or in in the possibly, other J the lawyers of least repute the profession. The Advocate Pennsylvania Intelligencer snow that the School of Ra- is said to the largest in the it has members and a orchestra. Including a piano an-1 organ. A Hale i-f . Wayne c unity, into a billing pot water last week and was so severely that It died Democrat. Mr. Prank Kennedy sewn hundred of mullets of ill- j View It is said there was to to end this j school after going south. of say means cold beating Truth, court, by a decision tiled by of say Mi tint State. That Star. on Tuesday, which wore Love never loses by being cool, the temperature has The week dry, excepting local on 1st and Hit in some of the conn of tho district. The weather was excellent for saving fodder and tor cutting and curing co- is fruiting well ; open ins generally ; some picking is going on no. It is thought that the cotton will be all out early this fall. Sweet potatoes have suffered from drought Turnips are doing well. Sorghum is ripe and syrup being made. Strawberry plants are be set out. grapes are ripening. Pea-vines are very Hue ; early beginning to ripen and late planted blooming. crop depends to some ex on frost decided that abuse and insult of witnesses or in to the jury, furnish Troth loves to be looked ground for an exception on the record lo be reviewed by the Supreme In this case the Eternity is the infinite I not only cf Lime. ed tho exception as based on good legal but reversed the 7-year-old son of manufacturer and killed May 1805. the iT. J. Wilson, Jr., tobacco case of Holden vs. Pennsylvania Winston, was run over The world cannot frown a soul smile. I the judgment of the court below distinctly on the therein m. -1 . i . stated The wrong side is never the it is that the sail side. I attorney, in default of having Monopoly keeps prices up and Pitted the witness by evidence, vases down- proceeds to impeach him ins own by attacks his Mothers have taught the i veracity, honesty and bow to pray. character, which attacks serve, as they are intended, to should come to tho impression with the by they are founded some- thing the audacity of Death is the door to large the o utters This Tennessee's Ail- There is an odd little town on Johnson Island, in the pi River, north of Memphis. t unities. glow i ti as pray- Before we can pray must right. n, impression sways the Ordinary making up the verdict- decision of the Penn- Supremo Court is, it seems lo us, baaed common sense, a well as a desire to the profession a and in to tho track, when the to him, fell the ear passed over his body, nearly severing it In twain. Both arms were oil. It is town and is owned Put truth a picture, and you that ill bents the better class of. try Md of will tn IS . I s . lb a its ii. no of i of saving men when . i on y id, inheritance, . . . . . it lip in i--ii it Ails fall re i r e i a planter The island ; help lo speak- eleven miles in urea it is the Tennessee statutes- t is t taxing district ii it i is tho f lit after n. . r SOU I--. i if the iii tin sou -ii in co t. sting will lit dead el i i. us tin s hi lowed par; f; never tried to make a dis by hidden, God never ids eyes. No speak for ox- he lo whom Clod has spoken. those its n tor An Innocent Abroad. The Philadelphia American in reply to the charge of Editor his Today, that the ore lazy it never occurred to Mr. then are white in the who might well ear to heaven's call for he never reflected that it is tho whiten of the south who are lazy, not the Whatever work Las there has done by the either as or five, the statistics indubitably prove that south is industrial- today far ahead of its best es- as a slave area, it more rice, more corn, I nit r of ail things possible to than ever ail grow every year. We are -dad to bear testimony hardest battles are we lit ourselves. southern j torn IS very blind indeed if it cannot see that the of the Month have been haul work I with sleeves rolled ever since the war- In the field, factory, room an t every use- the m. ; confederate of this veterans and I heir sons are pat- it iii- o ill about as of hind on she fa-1, work day as Other Appendicitis, Tin- i- back to the true again j Ii. the laze with tho to cut . veto runs S-i was j f J known, i g-o town in i.- i.;. w man. . it-. owner, allows white i. an to except on Is visit- town has in I is well is a highly educated ind progressive He owns f i.- Che world u U of cl-p Imp, .-f . I . . looks upon ii pr Th y d an attempt smuggle in the old vain is th- ad th.- sight any The most i eight miles in kinds smarter than to be in a few places is not can that way. Men are t; ally brighter than birds. Ii catch h Hi everything on the is of is are bis He is a Justice of the I and has provided happy nines for the men who work for him and enjoy his bounty. The When enters tho beat I, must door- make any of work easy by it God. Tho world owes no man a who is willing for it. young takes his drink If you don't kill your besotting it will kill you By ways leading to bell are very together in a great city. of the must needs and heir it. breathed a of we in the dis. c of ti- the Medical Or, Hunter though lost but cue operated upon. brethren to In tho treatment o, malady, and C . tint it could be earned Ur, hotter still, let without the use of the Dr. Ula- j down to our s e borne believed ii We are J u treat of leeches Or. Parker on the subject -is fol. low.- my Mend, for whit I a widespread -pinion again-t grape seed a 11-1 of men eat I editor of The should read tho and the result f southern s- in the pa Curious People. A Florida fat sixty wide- Too j laud is rich and fine p- are pro every There are sixty in tin Gotten Away from once wrote a pr he would place, with a few snips, them listening t what a school. dislike i of men is a main point, A a teacher- ; Miller Muff, the five to school Dispatch- of a time A woman by the mi efforts of died on Chamber Hill m. . Luke a and I could not and the statutes be reason why, ; f will b made SO easy an i of n h on v will o s A j than that It greatly In-1 grapes. am A Baptist Georgia that old friend, Or. . ,. . ,, mg, en with me in regard i s t. the fatality f e. i j water, the a ten to fits n a at once the Figs year old of Q. them of Bend, sirred use of in with a sad j requirements of law. This Is Shore may be s much death last Saturday while in lie by the pass in giving something as there j fellow that man is is in robbing a bank- bu- supposed to know the The father should to walk j drawer. took it out sad distance to which we have drifted j I times. body, and f tin., a rusty sticking he end and rubbing, of the adjacent necessarily of the bow- els and d I took th- cue from that ease, and have Since nut one case that remember Without the use i f the knife, and death was to the taking oil lib flannel winter fellow, be had but one II early, leeches, , in some Bases, a blister will the patient. cured a man lately forty-eight and he lie thought was too much the Job. where it would not be safe for his was playing with it when it was away from it shows the amount of I to travel. accidentally discharged, tho ball needed in our legal When the devil get be entering the abdomen and coming I and practice Put ind the preacher in other j out in the small part of the back- j way be joins three I o'clock the afternoon W. W. A New Form of Warrant. A went into effect, last A north justice of the peace. Anybody can be pleasant to j died. After the accident be ran pleasant people, but it takes grace to be pleasant to unpleasant some respects bard bicycle riding may prove injurious to tho rider, but as appetizer, if Mr. of England, be a it is a success- He ran a four hour race a few days and, according to the paper which of it, not only got away with bis competitor, but also nth six two of beef, two sixteen bowls of six pounds of tomatoes, four pounds of grapes, four pounds of pears, a basket of sots, fifty bananas, eggs not jellies and custards, washed with a pint of port wine, S pint of sherry, some milk and which we about cleaned out the If this be a true bill fare Mr. his calling. He should don the wheel as a racer and pose the champion -ton Star- Competition in Wilmington says the Dispatch, has brought. the price of ice down to ten and S hundred pounds. to his sister told her that ho t shot himself but that he did it accidentally. He then called for each member of tho family, saying that he wanted to kiss them good bye before ho died Observer. and For Baby. Do keep your baby clean. give him pure air at Do let have a few of Water a pay. Do not let everyone kiss let anyone jostle and shake and tickle him. Do not keep so warm that he Cannot sleep. Babies, as a rule are up too much. not neglect him, then, some needed that little A healthy baby his arc properly ed, ii one has perfect right to. make life a burden to tho-e who allowed it to become so. Week, in the State of New appointed by the making it a misdemeanor Legislators, wrote and issued a j with imprisonment to I warrant Sunday, of which the following marry a girl under eighteen with-; s exact copy out the consent of her j County, justice court So the men of that State will have Thorn s to very careful in the j warrant for arrest, age of tho women whom they state of wish to marry. And not only i for want of a lawful I are such persons guilty of a H. of misdemeanor, but the minister or v magistrate who performs the j bath com- is also liable to plained on oath before iv as an accessory- justice of the and for to the common law, tint John Moore of Iredell to and far as we H , by to the law of every in making threats using the Union no person, male or profane language hi the house of said the age of twenty Somers then and threw one can cont law man A of Salisbury shows a of 6-208 gain of per in the rate since 1890- There marriages When either of entity the is H ha-e other- twenty do lit with according to law Herein Mi- fl W of warrant due return, township, reports that he killed a ,,,,,.,. few days ago, snakes at one j Jim ice of the Pi-ace. Ho thought tint there was; Notwithstanding tho warrant rends s Only copper , i- the arrested Moon ho began when he and took him before the who struck the blow little hum. showed Statesville mark. i birth- place of ii boy who was in vet tobacco chewer before he was a year old- There is a Missouri man whose feet tire so be has to his over his head. has ii man who is so fat that lie can't fall hard enough to hurt himself. He is known as the human spheroid. A Mississippi woman who chews tobacco and dunks whiskey thinks that women have all the rights they need. A South Carolina widow became lies own mother-in-law recently. That is to say, she is now tho wife of her husband's father. the if to send the boy to says the Herald. gage the farm for on says the Biblical Recorder. When a man is a often eaves Similarly, when a merchant's trade is at very low ebb a line in a widely road paper is the towards business revival. Statistics from the Treasury Department show a decline in the of immigrants coming to the United States from foreign chores. Tie new laws debarring paupers and criminals is one of the causes bringing about this result, sad as these classes ate not the decline in migration is not lo be regretted. A most wonderful bas taken place New from that city has resigned H was elected last November, and as tho time draws pear to- him to go to Washington he has decided that he do more good. V W has re signed, it -is to add that so useful and unselfish a man is Editor Record. WILL When woman got Will nun up lit-i- seat Will her When rain or snow or Will help n Will nil.- Will aha law That may Ike Will Sm vein -i mil When tho bully Will she and no Will run Shovel coal and Will Carry bitten tor Will l Snap i-s at Well, I will merely Hide husband's Jo Ohm in Now York Sim. A well woman entered a Paris jeweler's shop and asked to see valuable gold pins, says tho was examining them a man began playing a barrel organ the door. Tho music scorned to annoy tho lady, and stopping to the door she throw a piece of money to tho man and told him to go away, which ho did at once. On returning to the counter said that none of tho pins suited but that as some compensation for tho trouble had given would buy brooch. Sim accordingly chose one, paid francs for it and was leaving the shop when tho Jew- missed a diamond pin of great from among those she bad Ho accordingly stopped his who scorned highly indignant and insisted on the jeweler's wife searching which was dome, but no pin was found. Tho jeweler sent his sister to watch the woman, who was seen to enter another jeweler's shop and was pretending to make a when the organ grinder made his appearance As soon as ho began playing again throw him some money and ordered him to move on, but the person who was watching per- that with tho money had given tho man a pi of This was at once mads known to the police, who arrested both and found on tho man several articles of stolon Light of Tho chief Using about tho great is, after all, that it is very big, but one lo intaglio, found at Delphi or is of more inter- est, in one way, and more fascinating. Tho opprobrium of newness lies upon the Amer- continent, and there are Americans who would ex- change all New York, and Chicago into tho bargain, for ancient monastery or one for- tress of the past. Our transatlantic cousins are a wonderful and delight- people, but they cannot show a single antique, unless they ported it from tho old world. It is not surprising, then, that as soon as have their or are on tho way to making it, tho first thing Americans think of is a visit to and, most of all, to tho old land. It has been said that tho strongest wish of every American is to be an Englishman. But, if they only knew it, they Englishmen. Louden Standard, Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Govt Report Absolutely pure THE MEMORY. Paid On- of Stupidity. Tho Into Lord Exeter's father was A Tory of the most bigoted and in- tolerant typo, end ho worked arable harm to his family by his fatuous opposition to the Groat Northern rail way. It was intended carry tho main lino through Stamford, but Lord pertinacity in ob- rejecting all proposals caused tho directors to change their plans. Tho line was therefore through to tho groat ad- vantage of that city, which reaped all tho benefits that Lord Exeter had declined for Stamford. Tho end of tho matter was that in a few years Lord Exeter obliged to construct at his own a branch lino from Stamford on tho Great Northern, but this has not proved a nor has Stamford or tho Burgh- estate derived much benefit from it. Lord Exeter also embarrassed himself by keeping a largo and cost- racing stud and by a too mode of living, ho that tho family estates wore considerably in- cumbered when ho died in 1867 and he bad tho London prop- His reception of tho queen and Prince Albert at in 1844 cost a frightful sum, which be could ill afford. of tho art treasures sold, but tho stately house still contains finest ceilings, tho superb carvings by Gib- and some no works by Hal- and Carlo London Truth. An Little on-l. Dear Mr. written a novel in volumes, if you will take great of it and not lot it get dirty, you may read it. As it is a novel, and I taken great pains with it I think you ought to pay mo something largo for pound.-;. I want a new frock, and the money would nice. I tried to but tho world is dreadfully unkind to mo, and indeed, I have sometimes suspected then- is a conspiracy, against me. But I thought, Mr. Editor, that you would be fair. My life bus boon of no use up to now. and I aid i so, dear Mr. Editor, please Write to your tie Words. How the Annoying of May lie A habit of is one of greatest hindrances in all and social relations, but our modern of life and education is certainly injurious to tho Tho old methods of learning by fallen into disfavor, and there was much to say against them as a hindrance to originality, but is a time in every child's learning by rote is a thing, and it is at a very early ago, for, tho minds of tho young children not being occupied with so many things as those of their they in a receptive condition, and memory is more retentive than later on. Every mother has been struck by her child of or remembering, perhaps for oms months, whore a certain thing was placed or some little event, and it is a matter of common experience we remember tho events of early youth more forcibly than of oven a few months back. It is possible to begin to cultivate the memory as soon as a child can talk, when it should ho made to de- scribe everything it has seen during its morning walk, or to repeat some story that has been told to it, or a short lesson that has been learned. Every teacher before ginning a now lesson should make that tho lesson of the day be- fore has been retained and under- stood, for tho morn overcrowd tho little brain in tho tempt to force knowledge upon it tho less we impress upon it for future use. It is tho experience of all who crammed for examinations that as seen as tho examination is over the undigested knowledge passes away, and similarly through Unless tin item of knowledge is assimilated it becomes us useless to the mental system article of food to the bodily system, ill both eases they act as an irritant, interfering with proper digestion of other matters. In a well mind facts re- main and points are, as it wore, pigeonholed in such a, way they can brought out immediately when requited. There untidy brains, In which tho objects or knowledge is confused and not ready at band, so that it may turn up at unexpected moments, but not just when wanted, in tho same manner as there are untidy draw- wardrobes and rooms, and to cultivate a habit of mental order us well as one of physical order should the earnest of every moth- and Notes. Peter T. Smith, of look an overdose of laudanum to paid and died- You about everybody with then expect every one to think sweet things about you or have your tombstone inscribed with him but to love DIRECTORY. COUNTY Superior Clerk, E. A. Sheriff, K. W. King. Register of Deeds, W. M. King. Treasurer, It L. Little. Coroner, Dr. C. Laughing. surveyor, T. K. L. Smith S. M. Health, Dr. W. II. Bagwell Comity Home. W. Smith. County Examiner of W. II. TOWN Mayor, Ola Clerk, C. C. Treasurer, T. Cod win. W. chief, Fred. Cox, seat; W. Murphy, night. U. Smith, w. I,. brown, w. T. Godwin. T. A. Julius Jenkins. Services every Sunday second n mid night. Prayer meeting I night. C. M. pastor. Sunday A. M. Catholic No regular services. Episcopal. fourth Sun- day morning and night. A, Hector. Sunday School A. W. It. Methodist. Services every Sunday Light. Prayer meeting night. ti. F. Smith, III M. A. II. Presbyterian. 1st 3rd Sunday morning and Prayer night Arable Sunday School at MM A. Covenant Lodge So. I. o. F-, meets every Tuesday night. et. N Lodge No. A. K. A A. i M. and third Monday nights Zeno Moore, W. M Thomas Carlyle on In this God's world, with its wild whirling eddies mad foam oceans, men nations per- as if without laws and for on unjust thing is sternly de- dost thou think that there is no It is what the fool hath said in bis hearth It is what the in all times were denied and know for- ever not to I tell you again is nothing but Ono strong thing I find hero below tho just thing, tho true thing. My friend, if thou hadst all the of trundling at thy in support of an unjust thing and infinite bonfires visibly waiting ahead of thee to centuries long for thy victory on behalf of it, I would advise to call halt, to fling down thy baton say in God's name, Thy Poor devil, what will this success amount to If the thing is unjust, thou hast not No, not though bonfires blazed from north to south, and bells rang, and editors wrote leading and tho just thing lay tram- plod out of sight to all mortal eyes an abolished and annihilated thing. Success In a few years thou wilt be and cold, eyeless, deaf, no of bonfires, of bells, visible or audible to thee again at all forever. What kind of success is When tho tomb of VI of Sicily, who died In was opened at Palermo, ago, it was found that on tho foot of tho monarch wore shoes whoso uppers were of cloth embroidered with gold pearls, tho soles were of No virtue out of mankind. Not by inborn torn per- cautious by long experience, I yet never despair of human A. ho that ho did not understand woman, probably never thought that the m. of mankind would arise and n Protector. A throat specialist says tho best Chest is worn on tho solo foot, slid Loathes Re i porter. D, I- JAMES, N- C. DR. II. A. DENTIST. C O. Office up stubs over S. E. Cos, Hardware st ire. J. K. th Greenville. R E Y-AT-L A W, under Opera Third JAM Kg, ATTORNEY-AT-LA NO. In all Collection a specialty. F. TYSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law Greenville, Pitt County, Practices the Court. Civil and Criminal Business Sol idle J. Makes a of fraud ages, actions to recover land, col- Prompt and careful attention given all business. Money to lean on approved Terms easy. K. J. 1- BLOUNT M. In all the Courts. I O. LATHAM. I Hi AM ., N . John E. Woodard. K. .;. Harding, Wilson, C. Greenville, N. C. Greenville, X. Special attention given tO nil of claims.

THE REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. at the K. C, as second-class matter. WEDNESDAY, Tobacco Department Conducted by O. L. Joyner, Proprietor Eastern Tobacco Warehouse. Court and the tobacco breaks; Mr. J. 13- Cobb was beard to both will make this a lively remark a few days while in Greenville, that tobacco There are now patients in the insane asylum at largest number since it was There are males and females. The great majority of them are country of middle age. Wake has the largest number and Cumberland the next largest. Since December 1st last there have been admissions- Is it not strange that a man a million dollars should be greedy for more that he would stoop to the grossest kind of fraud just to add a few dollars to his pile I Yet such is the case- John B Manning, who is years old, a millionaire and a Wall street speculator in stocks and bond.;, has been charged with using chemicals to the endorsements on the backs of bonds held by him and selling them for new bonds. The old man had better been thinking about dying- hat can't the the tobacco markets of the world that we have of the brightest handsomest tobacco buyers. The Planters Warehouse sold some tobacco at a pound Thurs day- M outlay live solid cars and three cam lumber, resides freight, were shipped from Greer.- I money for follow a sale closer, . , . stick to it longer, and complain Farmers arc to lean I f h w , u than to bring their tobacco in the , be night. A very good idea. j against them anywhere. We The Planters warehouse is still have a good more holding her own with big breaks buyers but are all MB. The five above referred to are, J. W. Morgan, P. H. Gorman, B. E Parham. George Fleming and J. W. The whole will not average pounds in weight and not one of them is thirty years old. But if are not grown up men in and join the so-called sound crusade. I stood my convictions, and I do not a if it must come in 1896, will change me. These who heard me at Goldsboro a year ago, will recall the fact that I stated then, we were, in my opinion, entering and high prices. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday- Will find Warehouse in the always on top. purchases of one buyer on the Greenville market -any sales the Eastern load- Prices for week that buy more tobacco, pay more upon a contest between the great body of the people on the one hand, and the allied money pow- on the other which be long and power never voluntarily its grip upon popular i The Democratic party was ten years engaged its heroic, pa- efforts to reduce tariff tax- do not suppose that twenty per cent of the people wore really interested in main- a high protective tariff, but that twenty per cent was con- and organized. Nor to just 103.000 amounted This the largest purchase yet made one week by a single firm. . Friday sales for this week were no larger than some other days of the week. Every day has become a big day now and the pick no special day to come i poise they have experienced do I suppose that twenty per to are and writer, their services and we repeat Will the town authorities and business men of Greenville con to submit to the unfavorable of strangers and all who travel the street, Dicker son avenue, leading from the of town to the depot and to the greatest tobacco market that eastern North Carolina has It is a great mistake that our leading thoroughfare remain the condition it is now in. Stops should taken at to improve the street The winter will soon be upon us every knows how bad this street was last year, end how bad it will be again miles worked upon. It be made a pleasure to drive over it and should not be longer neglected. to this market yet. plenty open on some farm get a bale, but our farmers looking after their A gentleman from Mother j ; .,, U market said to the editor of the I I wish we had well developed business heads on shoulders that rank them among the best business men of the country- Yes are proud of our buyers, it is a source of great pleasure to pay this very I just tribute to them. No man cent, of the people are really in in maintaining the sin- gold standard but that twenty per is concentrated and or- After a long struggle the people became informed and on the tariff the, that last tobacco first, week was a time that tried to- men's souls, through .; thick and thin stood up like town ii which there a tobacco w ., a good deal of tobacco that on ordinary they would have let gone- to appreciate I question and in 1892 the to wept the country 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. -M What I want There'll be Lots of Blow It seems to that us the silver convention called to in Raleigh on the 25th will be con mixed. The follow- two calls or cards the Caucasian of Sept 11th. A number of cit- have signified their desire to have a non-partisan Free Silver State Convention be com- posed of persons of all parties who believe that the unit of value which existed prior to 1878 should be promptly re- stored, and all who believe in the immediate, tree and coinage of silver and gold at the ratio of to of the the policy of any other nation; we express our approval of such a and call upon those who believe in the above step toward a financial system to meet in Raleigh on the 25th for the purpose of consul- W. H. Worth, J. J. Mott, Harry Skinner, J. M Moody, A. C. V. S- call having been made for a partisan State Free Silver Convention, inviting all persons all political parties, who fa- the free, independent unlimited coinage of silver and gold into lull, tender la; s at the ratio of to to meet in Raleigh September 25th and inasmuch as such a will be on the line of the work started by Memphis Silver Convention, and will tend to get all true friends of silver together under one ban- to fight the foreign gold trust and its American Tory lies; therefor, we hereby favor the holding of such a par- silver u, and call upon money free silver of the State and all other persons who favor the ob said clubs to attend Marion Butler, of the Rational Committee the phis Convention for N. C, R. P. Keith, Vice-President, phis Convention for North Carolina. Later comes the report that, J. C- Logan Harris will take fifty to the convention and attempt to organize a new party. He, it is said expects to introduce the following a committee of be appointed by this convention, which shall issue an address to the voters of the nation who are in favor of remonetization or silver at the ratio to meet at some con- point for the purpose of effecting an organization, the sole mission of which shall be the remonetization of silver at to and that when this great object has been attained each individual who has contributed thereto shall b at liberty to re- turn to the party organization with which he has acted, it not being intended to disrupt or impair any political to attain the object herein set This is too much mixed for Free silver, if it ever comes come through the Demo- party. wish we you and your paper in our Farmers were at the Eastern Warehouse Friday from Martin, Beaufort, Craven, Wilson and beside the from Pitt. Good prices bring them in. We do not believe any tobacco market anywhere can show more clever and gentlemanly corps of buyers than are to be on the market. And they are business men from the word go. One of the tobacco re- marked that if the whole town stood up for the to- market the progress of oho town like the does, you would sec things hum here sure enough and Nash- ville are the new tobacco markets that open eastern North Caro- this rear. the opinion of nil thinking tobacconists, Green- will be to the eastern Caro- what Danville is to the two States. Mr. ii. P. Patriot; EX-GO V. J LETTER- He Attend the Silver Convention In Raleigh, September 25th. WEIGHTY OF To th Editor Sews Observer N- Sept. I read with interest and approval your editorial of a re- cent date on the of the Hue and desire to heartily commend it lo some of your tile press- this seems to a day which wild major is running not hitherto cal integrity counts for naught. It is only necessary for some low to blurt some story for another fellow to put it s news- paper nod here it goes upon its rounds gossip and detraction ; it tobacco producing laud not one of these political roe- I sips seem to feel under the slight- est obligations to what crop. U-l hams, on Friday. His curer. Mr. Co-cart, before leaving lib home in Person county, Mr. was the all lie over saw. one -n n of the cop I bas been sold so and one barn destroyed by lire while A planter said on the breaks j Friday was in Tarboro yes- and they told me there j that the Greenville market had j i the truth of matter is Only j a few days ago a friend sent me a clipping some paper which to be a letter written from to the I in which the said somebody else said that it l was I Democratic silver conference that if I was fore the alternative of voting for all to pieces, but I see j ed prices hereto-day it looks any- candidate or a thing else but would vote the if that is the way oar neighbor i town is trying to a market. The war between the An an Tobacco Company and the west- plug manufacturers seems to be growing warmer daily. The American Company has been pushing one of its ping brands and put the as low as eleven tents to jobbers and to retailers, while it is said that the Ohio manufacturer, has contracted for thirty thousand bicycles which they will give away as premiums- While all this is on we would drop the gentle hint to the cigarette manufacturers hey had bet- begin to lay a supply while the heavy sales are going on the eastern markets. It will not be very long before the best cut- selections will be made out of the eastern crop. A who had u to Greenville in half a years expressed utter at the that lay out him when he stepped oil the tram Thursday evening. The prize houses many other buildings that have gone up in years were a wonder to him- i.-j the way all who come to Greenville are impressed. The town grows so fast that it them all- The tobacco market made n fine beginning Monday for an- other big week, there being the most tobacco hero that has yet come on a Monday. All the houses had good breaks, the floors of some of them being full The cooler weather caused every body to move around more brisk and the buyers having cleared heavy purchases last week off the salts with some bidding. The mar- is strong with a still range of prices. The Greenville market Thursday had one of the best all through breaks that has yet taken place, every warehouse floor being taxed to its full capacity to all that was brought The s started at the Eastern with a full floor at and they stop- for dinner that house a A only about two rows at Green ville had been sold. After the tremendous lot at the Green ville was finished, then the Star, which also had a full house, then the Planters with one its usual breaks closing the sides. It was a sight worth looking upon, every house being full, every one of them getting high prices, here were the roost clever, set of gentlemen, to one that hi had seen. He is not the only prominent tobacconist that lute- been heard to make that and we feel proud to say that the compliment is a one For Sobriety, we have a class of buyers for the man who mo the dipping I would not think pay log any attention l an idle, Of course I said such thing- I was very busy, as you well know, working on a for the and now we hear my sec ion that the country has not been ruined as was predicted by these who fought the movement. So the movement to restore silver to its functions as it existed j or to 1873 will go on whether it succeeds or not till it triumphs, and then it will likewise sure that the country has not been ruined by it as some now predict, the cause of the people. Yea more, it is the cause of humanity and it joust ultimately It may be after I am dead and gone but I said of me fought the aide of humanity and the people- A w days age a close friend of mine was chiding me for be- for silver and as a final thrust be how you ad anything which Butler ad- I replied I deal with public questions from principle and pot from prejudice. Long Mr. Butler a in Carolina politics I, in common with nearly every Democrat in the State, applauded Ransom, Vance and when by speech or vote they denounced tho great wrong of 1873 down silver as well as when sought to undo the wrong by restoring it to limited Of limited coinage. of February, 1878, Mr. in a M House of to my view of the subject the conspiracy which to been formed here bud in Europe to destroy by leg- and otherwise from three- sevenths to one half tho metallic money of the world is the most gigantic crime of this or any a-i- The consummation of a scheme would ultimate entail more misery upon the man race all the wars, and famines that ever curred in tho history of the Mr. has used such as this in his of the conspiracy to destroy silver as because he can't is to impress the minds of the general public j that I advertise truthfully. I want your conn- deuce. I want your trade. To your trade must offer you inducements that you cannot For a time about Clothes from all sources Th-re elsewhere. j 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 Hats are the new blocks. There are What you -want . . , , , . .-u w things in Fall Furnishings to show is to trade at the place where you get the you. Think of what you'd like to for c-rOOD value for your money. I have given and do give things and come see me- you better value than any house in the city. I tO City. I There are sights worth seeing at my store, and j you are welcome to see all I can show, and to all j the information I can give, without being urged to buy. a chance to see the new things that Men and Boys wear; a chance to get the right that will appreciate your trade. All 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. j easy it. will be to order. -------MY FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF------- What everybody wants HI. SB, ARE ALL IX AND OPEN FOR INSPECTION. EUGENE WILSON, ASHLEY WILSON, WILL JAMES. The King Clothier. Salesmen, who will be glad to see you. e, STOVES STOVES my Fall Stool and Heating Stoves. of Cooking en . a. a work under laud yet there are men and papers What tho outcome of that con will be do not know, but certainly I never thought of ac- is outlined this clipping the event of the failure of the purpose a of the Washington con- fact, that the in North Carolina, who applauded ho uttered these burning but who are now ready to denounce mo because I will not flee away when Mr. But approaches, from what Mr- have never taught me was my post Populists of duty to the people. I care not friends bat any Populist may do, I pious of silver. It is true all continue, as best I know how, to their platforms, both State and j help in giving back to the world National, they have, I think, that money, he loss of a demand for rim free and I winch Mr declared would unlimited coinage of silver, but i entail such dire calamities upon they base made more prom humanity. Hence, I expect to be their demands of kind at the silver conference, called to or another for a system of rial meet in the city of on the am aware of the of this month, if I can that some of the thoughtful get J k tho leaders in favor of drop ping the sub and other. may not be able to like fiat money demands and inane shall try to arrange to do so. then fight alone th silver line When the papers get through but up to ibis time no action of themselves over my has taken by any I think will of which J make another at some convenient have heard. the surly days of point, and I will speak on this An party, if remember of their demands l are two needful speeches was. for the to the prosperity of the plan or something butter, but I the second week of Pitt court and leave hut I all locking to a system fiat- money ; so it seems to me that one is justified saying that the Populist party, as a party, is more of a fiat money party, than a bi- metallic party- it becomes a bi-metallic party, pure and if it ever does, it will, in my opinion, become a much more interesting powerful factor the crest hi metallic tight which now confronts us. If the Southern and Dem- are now making their fight for shall be good government, State and municipal neither of which is the party able to By the way, the newspapers which seem to take a delight in criticizing me would fill their col with more inter- to their readers if they only Knew bow little I cared for their criticism- criticism is to me. If cue will look La k to the of some pa- fifteen or sixteen years ago, I engaged with my co- laborers selling and completing 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 people. The Plow Boy, Seminole, New Patron and New Lee. Price from and up. T have the best Stove ever sold j on this market. With each Stove l give pipe and th e 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 Iron. My are first class in every respect. The New Dixie, Comfort, Iron King, Pluto and Regal stand second to none. I buy Stoves Strictly for Cash and sell for Cash. I get and He tail KT- O- Stoves. Stoves. We are laying in a full line of off all the discounts possible and I give my tip Q Tr in also the advantage of it in low prices. I have If Q, Iron Sheet in stock, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Oil, Lead, Stoves. Axes, Nails, Belting, Rope, Saws, Tools, Iron Drive Pumps and Pipes and everything kept, in a first class Hardware Store. I sell the which is the heaviest Pump made. All are ed to look at my stock. My for Cash sell for -Heating Best quality, low prizes. Call and e x- We also are agents tor the D. D. HASKETT, GREENVILLE, K C. compelled to fight the the Western North Carolina who profess to be for silver, , and in setting the State debt the enemies of silver in and land other public matters of their own party and in this nu- which we had to deal and shall overpower then believe he finds therein ad and driven from the field, en written he must conclude I was n there is, I no political or in existence able to wage a the money power j this country. The who be- , that Populist party Ball ; without a do it, weighed down a.-, it is with hanks so many questions out regard to party or color pass and led. in some State-, by w man; yet the fact at the end of my term t f office I left my party in absolute control of my depart- of the State government j tr or discord in its the Legislature with Tn of removal of the Military Academy from Fay I to same of tin- popular Institution learning here after be known as Wilson Military Academy. The FALL WEDNESDAY, I. pi eater better inflations and equipment, and. it prospect, the upon its third year with every indication a much-larger patronage and usefulness The most thorough Instillation N given In literary and coin moral culture and physical receive due intention The Third foil will be mailed to address upon Address Maj. J. W. Supt., Wilson, N. many political is a. very credulous man. I do not to I bat of ho the sifter movement is sure to sweep the country ed a resolution without a dissent- vote saying done good and faithful all the living ordeals which I then Lad to pass I did as I shall do tins year nest the j balance of my life, deal with every d discharge of public question I a-m not n u , P l and believe will best for personal gain, if looking to self interest I , J good. have done like many other South -j l j done, don I to lie the interest of the people The cultural and Mechanical for the Colored Race, at Greensboro, N. c. The Fall Wednesday. for ad- mission will be made and I October 2nd and 3rd. nation will be made in each county the county examiner first Saturday tn September next . Instruction U given in Hairy the Me- Arts, the and various branches Physical. reference their in of life- . ,. , A number of girls will b.- Lo addition lo the regular course study, ill be in Punic Sew, Looking and Is endowed the states, and rt is not sectarian, and is not or by T. Free Tuition, per session 10.00 Board, per week of room, bedding, SO. per s. mi month Fur use piano per session additional terms sec h can be h id by addressing, ins and for I C and have on hand a few second-hand Bicycles for sale very cheap. You may need a Mowing Machine, we have them in stock. Opposite Drugstore. J. L. J. ail Fire N. C. OFFICE AT COURT HOUSE. All kinds Risks placed strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At current rates. AGENT FOB Neck Male School. The only High Grade and Young Men. Boarding School in Carolina K. C. Excellent Business Good barracks, location, course Instruction thorough- Only the better of solicited. Session begin- will show means tor a boy bore. Send for on. WILSON, Principals, Scotland Neck, N. C.

THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. arc Almost time for equinoctial storms MM plentiful the James U ripening- 17th.-- Gov. Carr's fine fresh Butter today. M. anatomy. People Going and Coming Fall Day. Bethel Items. Bethel, N- C, Sept. 1895- Rev. W. A. Forbes returned from ; City Fri-lay morning. A WONDERFUL MAN. A Second Child an; again called on is sick. Mrs. iV. A. who has been visiting relatives left for her home Shaw, of Washington, is here, yesterday morning ,, ,, .,,. J. returned home . Harris returned to Seek Saturday. Prof. Batten, tin- mind reader, gave D I. Scot t. of spent Sun-1 M exhibition here last Thursday night day many wonderful feats. U-. Tall Co. have re today t attention i- directed. Mrs. Mary Anderson is visiting Mrs. ; S. Smith. Many of our people attended the j yearly and Grove Sunday. There were large con- Joe Bryan, of is clerking gregarious each place. foe Bros. ,, , . . . , Harper. K. B. Knight, Jean i Thomas, John Mayo. M. C. S. Cherry Vt Monday. Jr , and Mayor Moore .-re . . . , i . i . Court this week. ,, WT. i. Tucker left Thursday for tool A number of town people went oat to the yearly meeting L. Left Monday bis bone at Va. OAKLEY ITEMS. sun Sunday. Don't fail to see Lang's new no in- planted now sprout at once. The season is just right to railed to the notice to creditor It. W. Tucker, W . O- ill Wednesday N. C , Sept. Mm, Mrs. I. II. Sunday. Mrs. W. Stakes was here Walter W is improving. C. i. Rogers and II. F. Kiel left for Washington Monday. i J. O. Williams attended at Mi.- Minnie left for i Hickory Grove Sunday. at i F. Gainer and wife were called hi Skim returned bedside of their nephew, Sunday, of Jam-1 and It. D. j bum Washington I Chat lea Fleming, who is suffering from executor of James Wall. the i fleets of two chi Is. I Carries left for his hum He arriving daily Lexington Lang's. liter n to the P-e is His week for licenses, one for an I two for i u W. II. left Monday Virginia Medical College. to Messrs. W. H. and John of Rocky Heart were here last week on business. Mi-s Mary w who been Capt. from j teaching school ear Tuesday evening. i home lo the delight of many friend-. S- H. Tyson rented the store next l and i will open a grocery there. lot of Crackers and Cakes just received by D. W. The changes have been made to the interior of Hotel Ma- are is great improvement and a much to the comfort of the house- Tie is indebted to Mrs Lucy Randolph for some as fine, rears as we ever saw. Seven of weighed nearly seven pound;. My store will closed on Thursday, and on Saturday. 28th, on account of holidays. S. M. w. left Friday morning for a at ham. Mrs. T. J. returned day evening from Morganton. W. J. Little and sister, Cant. I. E. HineS and wits and R. A. Peel attend- ed the yearly meeting at Co- Sun- All report a most j The Conetoe people make it pleasant Mr. C. W. Harvey has been -irk some j fur all who visit their Hale town. day i- now Improving. Miss Jane Burgess, of Washington, is v her brother, . II. Barges. Mis. B. M. and children bate gone to Rocky Mount to spend new K. H. returned Friday evening from Richmond and Baltimore. W. B. Smith has again taken his position with the John Flanagan Buggy Co. W. Taylor returned from a Uriel vacation Friday and to at the de- pot. Mr. J. B Cherry returned Tuesday i evening from his trip north after new goods. Superior The following cases were disposed of up to the noon recess to-day. J. T. Evans, selling liquor on Sunday, guilty. Bill in, forgery, not guilty. B, and Henry affray, submits, each fined and T. II. killing stock on range, not guilty. Elijah and John Joyner, submits. pleads V. T. of Oxford, who I has been spending a week here left Freights are heavy that the steam- ; Friday. it Myers, after bringing up a large lead Just received a largo lot of the very best Flour at low prices. D. If in town this week want to witness an B. R. moved they should go out to the an extra trip to-day. houses In I warehouses while one of have nicely th large, breaks are in , d port I n of tin- Mar. r has been visiting j Tn-v will learn Lt a live Mr and will eon- sister, Mr J. A. c, duet a general and to Norfolk Monday returned e is- business and buy cotton Thee young are hustler and will do a w. in returned 1- to the State farm lie he is overseer. Rev. Dr. Parker Is the beloved the i.-t church at N. D- and has also render, who has been as relief at the depot, left his home . in Friday. Mr- R t found a soft r-L-ell two ends bit t lb J end j some j en and I hi in I be other. We evening e are sorry -J i two like it before. that he was taken sick while there. regard Hood's the beat Mrs. Nan Moore and daughter, Mrs. I blood purifier, and I have good reason There was a largo attendance i ,. county, have been at the party Mrs. King at the King Home. I night and it was a pleasant Mis. I. and three The young ladles and Mrs. and realized a nice sum. the Famous Mind Performs Marvelous Feats. the mind reader, in his public test here Tuesday and fully prov- ed ail that ho claimed for himself r Court. We are again called on to. The September term of Pitt I chronicle the death of a child of Superior Court opened Mr. Thomas if Mt. Olive, little his having passed away on Sat- 7th inst. This is the sec- child Mr. has lost in the last two months. We deeply He made a short explanation be- sympathize with family. Lit at ten o'clock Monday with Judge Jas- D presiding and Solicitor C- M. Bearnard prose for the State. The following Grand Jury was drawn and sworn. W. R. Home, Foreman, B. F. Cobb, Louis H. Cox, Ed. S- Calvin Jones, James H. Jr., C R. Johnson, W. E. Tucker, H- R. Johnson, T. J. Stancill, Daniel Hatch, W. Allen, Geo. W. Gardner, J. T. Nelson, W. F. Carson, L- L. Kit- R. E G- T. Which- ard. The charge of Judge was not a long one, but gave -a , . ., , ,, o clock, after a severe illness of clear of the duties of returned another the and la to which it was to call their at- IV. it, was fore a crowd near the post office of what he could do, then two gentlemen to go where they pleased and hide an article and ho would go find it. They tie Mabel was laid by the side her little brother on Sunday. Died Little William, aged about one went up fie street and bid a year and eight mouths, infant son article in a knot hole on a j of and Mrs. W- B- tree meat- the Court House and died Sunday afternoon at , o clock, after a Bevel ; several weeks. Our whore with the bereaved eel eyes, pat cap over ; parents in the sorrow that dark- his entire heal face, took the by the hand, led them over the exact route they bad their home by the death of this sweet-child- The funeral took place at four o'clock this after- noon in the Episcopal cemetery, gone, stopped wherever they had services conducted by Rev G- F- Smith. Messrs. J. R. W. B- Wilson, 8- T- Hooker R Williams were pall bearers. stopped the way, went on to the tree and found the article, then led them back to the starts point- This was a wonderful feat witnessed by a largo a worthy number of people. colored man, died here At night in the Opera House I I ex Senator Jarvis selected a day. went to Littleton Thurs- My store will be closed m. Mahler d and on been visiting L A. Gotten, at 28th of Holiday- took the train here for Friday. Hi. of Mr. H- 1-1- from I n has been visiting her parents t for the par- took she train hero pose of dry store Hi Greenville- B f Mm. i sf. ho has will occupy one of the stores in die Opera House which has just l-en newly painted for this opinion. I am now years of ago. Four years ago I afflicted with rheumatism in my back and limbs, so badly that it was for to get my usual sleep at night. I had just re- from o, tHe X tell and week. In fact I was in a very Having heard and read so much have been visiting the family of F. I the wonderful cures produced by , Harris, returned to Scotland Neck ; Hood's Sarsaparilla, I resolved to give it Monday j a trial. I followed be- T. of Danville, and ; fore the fifth bottle was finished my petite was restored, and I felt visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Al- Warren, to Washington Thursday. Mr-. J, L. Harris and little child, i of gentlemen, of whom knew before their names were called that they had been selected, and these went upon the stage to make the tests fur Th ; one at time, would think of some person in the audience and what wit wanted when blindfolded, would take the com- by the baud, descend steps of the stage, go to the right person and do just what was thought of. There were many roars of laughter as bald heads were ears pulled, beards stroked, etc. A very trying test was when one of the committee hid a cigar in one part of a match in part, lieu thought of who he to smoke that cigar, when the Blind reader went both and put the cigar in the month of the per ion who was wanted to smoke it. The test, of the evening was one of the committee taking a knife and going through the of cutting a throat stabbing him, hiding the knife, then gathered up several articles from various persons in the audience which were tied up a handkerchief hid. Gosh- Brat found knife and went the same motion of cut ting the man's throat him, found the opened it, each article to Hie owner. His feats were interesting, and the people are convinced that la just what he himself wonderful reader. It was an applicable expression a man heard to make when h said can of milk placed a vehicle and driven from Five i f came in Points over avenue I day evening to investigate our tobacco would be to butter fore leashing the depot. Judge Carthage and Capt. Swift Galloway, of Hill, arrived applications coming to us from other States for pie copies of the and making inquirers about Green ville that the town is at trading attention from quarter. and arc slopping at twilight i ember will to the Java throughout the world, the new day and a new year, it Ire dawn of Bash the first of the year reckoned from beginning of the world. w, II known firm of Savage, Son Co. cotton factors and commission merchants of Norfolk, to do with the people of I'M county, and place an advertisement in the which to solicit shipments. Those who deal with these gentlemen will find thoroughly and to do business with. are told by Mr. T. H, Moore during the last mouth there hive rattle killed the farm, about seven miles from The small- est of had rattles, and the largest, which was feet long, had rattles. A white man an a had a fuss at the bar room near the depot Wednesday evening. They got together the outside and the white man came out of the rum puss with some bruises his head ugly cut the shoulder. Dr. E A. dress ed his wound. The tries hard keep up with the news items and personals around town, but of course it is impossible for us to get all- would appreciate any one telling us when they have visitors or when they are go- tug away front town for a visit. In fact tells us any item of news The received with the of Capt. 8- A- Ashe a copy of his Chats Free We not yet had time to examine its contents, the name of its author insures its being ably and interesting. Tue hook will be on sale at Reflector Book Santa in a few days. I was completely run down in health but been restored by Hood's I rs, K. IV Elizabeth City, . Saturday Hotel tor Wilmington Thurs- day to take a position in the Atlantic Coast Line shops. We repel to see him every Greenville. J. L. Abbott, a prominent leaf dealer of Tuesday veiling to look around Greenville market with a vie of I Misses Rosalind Nannie Fleming and Rosa Hooker left this morning for Richmond Female College. of the boys are tears. Mrs. P. E. returned home Thursday evening where been spending the sum- mer with her daughter, Mrs. Goodwin. Mi-s Carrie Cobb, one of Greenville's charming young ladles, is spend- day or two with Miss Alice. Progress.; Carrie Holt, of Graham Mamie ray, of Winston, who have been visiting Gotten, at Cot- took the cars here for their homes. Misses of Charlotte, Henderson, of Sal- Ellington of and Nellie Skinner, of Hertford, are go Miss Gotten. Invigorated and Strong. My rheumatic dis- appeared. I cannot but think highly of Hood's J. N. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Prominently in the public eye today. HOOd'S PIUS All ft ; P-r. o off Mutual Fire insurance c. alien. The applicants for membership in Pit county Branch of the Fire Insurance Association of North Carolina, met in convention in Green- ville on the for the purpose of effecting a permanent organization. The meeting was called order by I, B. Boney, aim after a brief explanation of plan submitted question of going into a permanent organization which unanimously carried, resulting in the election of the following officers for the ensuing year. President, B. it. Gotten, and Treasurer, j I,. Little, supervisors of several townships were elected as Bethel, W. Little, Heaver Dam G. T. Tyson, J. H. Rives, Carolina, A. B. Congleton. Falkland, K. Greenville, Win, House, ville, it. N. R. Cory, D. II. James, J. J. This plan of insurance his been in operation for a period of twenty years, and the. average as per the stat- show that it does not ex- of per thousand per annum. This Association is chartered by the North Carolina Legislature of is every way sound solvent. on the worth of insured you can set a pol- icy contract good for thirty years and is subject to additional cost except in the loss Being sustained in your county As- There are no salaried of- or corporations to enrich and every dollar you spend will go toward helping some neighbor in distress. For call H-. special Agent. ft SB S J- a I a s a A S. PI e-t- hI mi CO CO I. e-t- y- sworn as of the jury. W. R. Parker is Court Crier. The following jury for the week was called in the box and Ho well Cobb, II. Kittrell Morton. Ulysses Joyner, W. L- Brown. W. A- Forbes R- M- A- D Hill, Th M. E Little, John L J- S. Overton, Wiley Pierce, Lawrence Hook n. At p-nut Judge said he believed there was a bond case ha-i the right of way, but f th . plaintiff stated that they would waive the right traveling man coming through of when the section- docket was taken up. the barber, a sou of Henry the old time harbor livery man who was by every SLAUGHTER. Dry Goods Shoes. o------- rapidly if low prices will do it. Everything the very a poor article in lie store. Right up in quality. Bight up in style. Right up in assortment. Just what will please you. trouble to show goods. C. T. We intend to make our new stock of Shoes. INVITE To fit everybody, little feet and big feet, white feet and black feet Do want a Dress With suitable Trim- We have the latest and newest styles n o want a Suit of Clothes ours are the newest designs and will fit. Ladies latest make. The designs are beautiful. Hats and Caps, Your attention to our large and well selected stock of Do want real genuine I I run O S bargains in everything then come to us. BROS., Opposite O. Cobb t Sou- Leaders of Low Prices, GENERAL MERCHANDISE in 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 A Short There are parents who ought to make an earnest study of the second commandment, try to picture the future of their children will be if the parent's sins are to be visited upon thin. There will be some in the day of judgment and the finger of many a boy will to his as cause of his ruin. Parents beware not only your example effects the lives of your but your secret sins will be visited upon them. Notice to Creditors- The Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County having Issued to signed on letters upon tie of James way deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said Jam s Galloway to their claims undersign- ed or before ember 18th, properly authenticated, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All ii Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment and thus save costs and expense. This day 1896. B. W. TUCKER. of Calloway. CO Notice to Creditors- Having duly qualified before the Court Clerk of Pitt a Executor to the Lost Will and of James Wall, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- to the undersigned, and all per- sons having claims against said estate must present the same payment on or before the 17th day of September, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. , . 17th day sen ember ft, D. WALL. Washington N. C. James Wall. FILLED TO TEE A I ever brought to this town. We arc sure that you will be well pleased with the goods and prices that we will oiler you, and ask you to keep a lookout for the many attractions which we offer for your inspection. There is a right and a wrong way to do almost everything. The wrong way for you to trade is to buy without coming to see us to get our prices and qualities firmly fixed in your mind. The right way is to come and see us and look over the 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 T t Dress Goods and Trimmings then you will go out feeling that you arc the latest novelties. none the loser a few minutes look- rag over our stock. It is good assortment, Clothing in ., few .,. ts through highest art both to fit and suit you. . , . . , . ,, , , r will be lull and a sight t look at. In a days SHOES and BOOTS to fit both your feet and we expect the arrival of a cargo of Hats and Caps in the latest styles. Cloaks the handsomest line ever brought to this city. Call on us and we will show you better than we can tell FURNITURE TIC Next door Bawls the Jeweler. GREENVILLE, N- and when you need goods in this line never buy until you come to see us expect to have any thing you may wish. Yours for Business. Cheap And Good Goods Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in dis- are invariably by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The Is the great driving in the mechanism of man, and when out of order, the whole becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. i m nil ti INS. CO. OF PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZED Assets over R. B. Rainey, State r. Mutual la b. st Life Company In It furnishes all kinds of pol- at possible rates with absolute security. It may not pay I attended the auction sales in New York and Baltimore in July here jobbers were purchasing to sell to the southern trade and am now prepared to offer many inducements to my customers and the trade generally. I also bought a big lot of good and reliable BOOTS and 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 render It the in to insure. Its policies are ab- incontestable, alter three be I. Mom-y loan- ed on policies, paid up granted by the Company for to same material, Boys Suits, size to at Mens Overcoats to Boys Shirts Mens Shirts, , Mens and Boys Caps to Men and Boys Cotton, Wool and Fur Hats to 8.60. pair of Skin Shoes, Congress and Lace, worth will sell for Ladies and Misses good Shoes lo Ladies and Missus 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 Seed or Lint, WANTS S 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 can and will give satisfaction in every respect. or -policies carried by a number L. Greenville-, ft C The High Prices we are getting every day for the farmers who sell with us will convince you that we are yours for highest averages, lOTS IT; .

Exhausted Soils are made to produce larger and better crops by the use of Fertilizers rich in Potash. 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 WORKS-, New J. F. KING, STABLES On Fifth Street Points. near Five Passengers carried to any point reasonable Good Horses. Comfortable Vehicles. We Keep That Kind. start Acts Like Magic. If you have Rheumatism. any other i Oil. width you can -it Dr. Wooten's will core you. 1873- PORK SIDES AND MERCHANTS their supplies will their interest to get our prices before n all its branches. FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR RICK. Ac. always TOBACCO SNUFF CIGARS we tiny direct from at one profit. A stock of FURNITURE always i gold c juices time. Out goods bought and simply have o cow us for any- for CASH therefore, having no wan good- and price sell at a close margin. will please you. S. M. S N C i to celling the b-st at lowest prices, we top of the an all country pro- duce. Thanking for n liberal patronage in the we hope to have many calls from yea this tenon. J. O. BRO. GRIME-iI X. O. Bear this fact in mind when you out for your FALL AND MM GOODS. Our stuck this season is complete Id very department and we Ban supply all our wants in Hied and me FARQUHAR Saw Mill Head to feet, with from to -10 I tower. rill A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd., YORK, PA. k k. i, and road. Condensed Schedule. TRAINS SOUTH. ii- j id Ar. r- lA A- July LL CAMEO CARVING. It Is Zn Reality Gravers and and other mysterious little instruments- into modern maiden's den. It sounds in reality it is simple. First you provide yourself with a wording table; it need not be large. Then, at any art store, buy half a dozen and of vary- degrees of fineness. The next outlay is for a shell upon -which to cut tho Cameo. Black, red and yellow as the shells called, required, and they cost from to f each, but from a good shell ovals or rounds can cut. After it has boon cut tho required size and shape, it is then fixed with hot cement upon a little block that can hold is the The upper surface of the is made sufficiently t take design, which is it, as traces on Q part beyond the design is away, leaving tho pattern on the dark ground to he, by degrees, into form. The thickness and equal- of tho white stratum cannot be known until tho shell is cut. It a good deal, so that some- times the figures will stand out in much relief than was at first anticipated. Sometimes when a particular de- sign is to made several shells are cut before a suitable one is found. Tho skill of the artist is shown in tho arrangement of the design so as to make tho best use of tho shell. For instance, the foliage must be ranged to come where the white is thinnest, and figures where the thickness of tho white will give roundness to tho limbs. It natural- follows that tho quo who under- stands the art of drawing and paint- and all about lights and shad- will tho greatest success as a cam co engraver. To take out any scratches made by the graver tho cameo or shell must be polished by rubbing it with ice and water, after which it must washed in warm water, when a second polishing follows with dust and oil and with a small boxwood stick. Thon it must washed again. Tho third and last finish is given with fine rotten and sulphuric acid. A very high de- of polish is thus obtained, and behold your cameo Perhaps not at first the you dreamed, but still fairly satisfactory, while with practice you go on to perfection and in time have a bit to offer a friend, A cameo, and you cut Oh, that's nothing I've done dozens of and so forth, and so on, you in turn initiate your friend in tho mysteries of cam- cutting and fool sufficiently re- warded for your labors in her ex- of surprise at your great Hows. BURGLAR TOOL MAKERS. IS JUST AS FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE Ills., Nov. Co., Mo. loft year, COO of GROWS TASTELESS TONIC and cross Already this In nil ex- if In the business, bare m universal your truly, guaranteed J. druggist. M. M- p. IS u 3.-, Ar Wilson s z, A. U D -II This You every day M. Ar Ar i. Ar Scotia ml Meek Weldon 3.40 p. m., Halifax p. in., arrives Scotland Neck at n is., Greenville 0.37 7.35 in. Returning, leaves 7.20 a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Halifax at a. m., 11.20 m except V Brant h m 7.00 a. in., arrives m 0.50; returning p. m., 6.10 p. in., arrives Washington p. m. Daily except Sunday. with trams on Neck Raleigh except Sun. tty, at a p. J M- i-rive Plymouth p. M., 5.20 p. leaves Plymouth daily 5.30 a. m., Sunday a and n. g Train on Midland N c except Sunday, a m. R tiring leaves a. m Goldsboro. a. m Trains on Nashville leaves ,., at p. arrive s p. in., ix n. leaves Hop, t , Trams on Latta Branch, Florence B, It. Latta p. arrive Dur- bar 8.00 Returning leave Dun- bar a. arrive Latta 8.00 a. m. Daily except Sunday. Train on Clinton leaves War- Ma for Clinton daily, except Sun-lay at 10.00 a. in. Clinton at conn ting at Warsaw win, line JOHN F. DIVINE, General T. M. Traffic Manage-. f J. R. in the month September that it you have your Printing at the done Color a Shield. More than years ago Mr. A If red Russell predicted that it Would be found that brilliantly col- and conspicuous caterpillars were not among tho favorite food of birds, although dull looking cater- pillars are by them with great avidity. Various observations and experiments since then have tended to confirm Mr. Wallace's con- that Of certain, the art, as acrid rendered to birds. As marked were thus let alone by their enemies they tended to increase at tho expense of their less brilliantly Experiments have shown that birds actually do avoid the bright colored caterpillars as a And this seems almost to become a second nature, for a jackdaw, which had been in captivity and had had no experience in judging the edible qualities of caterpillars, was observed to regard the brilliant caterpillar of figure of eight moth with suspicion and aversion, although it eagerly devoured dull, plain placed within its reach. it was driven by to attack other, it finally re- fused to eat it, giving plain that there was something distaste- about the prey. Thus, according to the theory, has provided a warning, ex- pressed by color, which servos double purpose, it both pro- tho caterpillar possessing it from attack and also saves the bird which it from tho disagreeable of seizing prey that is not suited to its Companion. REFLECTOR JOB OFFICE. It will be done right, It will be done in style and it always suits. These points are well worth in sort of wort, but all tilings ting Ml Your Job Printing. One of tho smallest denominations in this country reported to tho of tho eleventh census is the Presbyterian It four societies, one church, three halls and members. and Matrimony. Wonderful tales have-been told of tho marvelous instinctive of dogs, but the idea of suiting a canine a man is contemplating matrimony is a now one. A French writer, how- ever, says that before committing himself a mini should note carefully how whom ho loves conducts herself toward her parents And friends, and, above all, how she treats ordinary animals. of a person whom children and dogs he says. may our inferiors, but their in- rarely deceive them, and a antipathy on their part may well be considered as a danger signal. No compassion should be felt for him who marries a girl whom dogs snarl at and dislike, for he has had fair warning of domestic storms. York Advertiser. Ml w was asked what he thought of . headed painter, ho oh They t-c- Finest Implement of Trade. When Dutch Gus, one of the most expert and bank burglars, Was years ago, the most complete set of tools over made was found in his posses- and it now lends added interest tho collection of on exhibition at head- quarters. Dutch Gus said he made his tools himself and could rival any tool- in the country. In following the suggestion given by him ho was put through tho third degree, famous by former Chief of the police learned that all tho of the higher class depend entirely upon for tools they re- quire in cracking safes. Tho police for many years at a loss to learn where bursars Se- cured tho tools so necessary to their trade. sets tools were a worker was arrested, the next arrest would be followed by the discovery of an equally valuable set of tools. It was not long Steve Phil Jake Von and Charles berg discovered, quite by accident, a small cellar shop in street, wherein an old Gorman tool- maker ground out the finest of the stock in trade. Down in a basement near tho of Mott street, and within a throw of police headquarters, this German toolmaker conducted a small and apparently unprofitable business. Finally headquarters detectives, whose duties took them down around headquarters at night, noticed flint tho old German had many customers after the tenement dwellers had forsaken the sidewalks their hard and uncomfortable couches for the night. The detectives a quiet and reported their to former Chief of Police who was making the record for tho detective bureau of the New York force has made it famous tho world over. was not slow to realize what was going on, and although tho law gave tho chief of tho bureau no right to interfere with the old man's business moral was used tho trade pursued by the Gorman toolmaker was bro- ken up and nobody since tried to build up a business in that lino. George said, when I asked him tho burglars of the class tools, a few days burglars make their tools now, although formerly they wore made by various about tho city. Tho tools in use today far different from those which wore used to crack a safe years Then it would almost take a truck to tho assortment of tools, hut now tho bank burglar can stow away a corner of his pocket tools enough to crack any safe in tho country. when they require tool of intricate design, they go to a but tho general run of tools they are thoroughly ca- of making themselves. Most of tho lino work on safes now is done with the diamond drill and dynamite. A hole is drilled in the safe door, just above tho look, a charge of is inserted then tho combination is blown apart and. door can be u kg as. o realty clover workers are in state prison, where they out of tho way of York Herald. Mission Among Nation.,. The mission of Franco among the nations is high enough if she would but see it. should load the world in tho arts of peace. We remember Kenan expressing it in conversation in those rooms of his in the College do France. be said, French wish to shine in wars and foreign adventures, while, in truth, love the ideals of peace. Our work is in tho advancement of the arts and letters and science. If I were asked to tell tho difference between Frenchmen and other nations, I should say it consisted chiefly in this that as to be impolite and unlettered is a reproach; that than other people, a human Surely, too, this is what. meant when ho spoke of tho French as tho chosen people and of Review. Automatic Care All. Ono of- the most remarkable do- cf tho ma- chine is a in land. It is a wooden figure of a man, with compartments it, with the names of various If you a pain, find its corresponding location on the figure, drop a coin into the slot, and the proper pill or powder will come out. CURLING EYELASHES. Sadden of Mind. mind my my wheel bore in your office, will you I know yon don't ride one, but I don't ride one very well yet, but I began taking yesterday to think of it, I guess I won't impose on your good nature, old Journal. Men do not their homos happy because they but they not enough A mind and sentiments of a higher order would render them ca- of Booing and feeling all tho beauty of worth. Tin to is as much injury done by believing too much as by believing too little You must be- with sense if yon want your faith to Tho German Good as a Talisman Nobody Can Them. If wishes could only answered and a girl had but other things being equal, I should advise her to plead for long, curling ones. is nothing in the world so serviceable as a pair of effective eyelashes. They make any kind of an eye If one's orbs are not a pleasing color, all has to do is to drop tho curtains, look down, not up; inward, not out. Let the eyelashes along tho and if they are tho right kind one looks charming. And tho lovely part of it is, for those blessed, that they cannot counterfeited. are never false. If you wore not born with them, sighing for them is of no use. Nor can art supply tho deficiency. She hides her head in shame at her utter lack of skill, for roust be can't nor pin them on. Every now and then up with an about making short, thin eyelashes grow to tho desired kind, and now has its followers. But it is all hope- futile. A girl she to help out short- comings in her form. may row other hair, and may lay in a stock of complexion that will last her a is, if she should want to do such things, but she can't button or hook on that desirable silky fringe to tho eye would enhance her charms immeasurably. Tho latest theory on this subject is that if tho lashes trimmed every two weeks for six weeks tho result will n very thick growth. But it is a deep laid plot of some fortunate to deprive her sisters of the little they Ono girl I know tried it. took a sharp pair of embroidery scissors and neatly trimmed the lashes of her left Thon examined her work in tho mirror and was very inn oh surprised at tho result. left appeared much smaller than the right and the row of little black stubs felt very queer, to say nothing of how And the com- it excited and tho had to answer As bad as when a man gets his hair cut. is tho matter with your would ask. as if you wore going to a It took a long that matched the other, and was not the slightest difference as re. tho growth after it did come out. Clearly that is a which deserves to ho It is always the way. A girl who has everything has tho eyelashes thrown in, and ago may wither her, but imperishable A pretty little woman, who can give beautifully, com- plains that wear a with any comfort because eye- lashes got tangled in tho and annoy her Poor tiling has told tho story to knows, but none of the girls sympathizes with her. Each one tried to her own do tho Times. The Newborn Journal reports tho death of a colored woman age was years. The Arlington have sine die and there is no North who not a sigh of relief that the State is in saved further disgrace at the of such a committee. A locomotive engineer just died in Pa., who was been runt I lie road regular- for forty years; over miles, and about whom the statement made that fever an accident. Tin re is more in ibis of the coin all other until last few war be incurable. a many pro- it it local and prescribes and constantly v local t, t i able. la- proved in n constitutional disease hi i tin r tore requires treat V. Co. Ohio, is , c cure on the ma. Pi- taken Inter- In from fill. It acts redly the Mood and mucous of the They one hundred fur any ease It to cine. Send fr circulars Address. l. it CO. Toledo. O. Sold by 1895 100.00 Zero. Sir and Dr. Nan- sen, exploring in tho arctic regions, often endured cold equal to degrees zero F., and on or two occasions both lived through which sent tho spirits in the thermometer down to almost SQ tho zero mark. If all con- it highly that a well ho-r being five some below zero. should some freak of nature the temperature to fall to degrees below zero, the point act upon in tho deadline, what would tho result All animal and vegetable life would immediately disappear from tho face of tho globe, and the atmosphere would liquid and fall in tho shape of rain, covering tho earth to a depth of feet. Of is no of anything of the kind happen- but if it should the fate of the human race on this planet would be the as though it had been treated to the bath of and brim- stone which many will final- put an end to race and de- It would moan instant and utter annihilation. St Louis Republic The Earliest Home of Cricket. About miles from there still stands tho old fashioned wayside inn with the sign of tho Bat and This tavern was tho earliest homo and nursery of cricket. It was the gathering place of tho famous club, Which flourished in the last half of the eighteenth century. still more illustrious M. C. C. from the of the It was founded in 1787. Lord, a famous bowler of tho day, gave his name to the original cricket ground of tho dub, and after one or two changes the members finally settled in tho famous ground in St. John's Wood road in tho year 1814. Tho club now numbers above members and has an annual income of Liverpool Mercury. Types of Old World It is said that when artists are seeking for models tho palm for beauty and symmetry of figure is given to tho girls of Spain, tho daughters of rural Ireland are good second. Tho pretty faces and graceful throats found among English maidens. A model for a feet arm would sought for among Grecian ladies, a lady of tho harem would be regarded as possessor of a daintily com- hand. usually good in and some of tho most beautiful models, perfectly derived from tho women pf sunny Italy. Frenchwomen, as a rule, are not request, being and vivacious for tho purpose, while the has and limbs of a man too commonplace for artistic Standard. THE MORNING STAR. The Oldest Newspaper in North Carolina. Only Six-Dollar Daily o. the State. Favors Limited Free; Coinage of American Silver and Repeal of the Ten Per Tax on State Daily cents per month. Weekly per year. Wm. H. BERNARD, Ed. Wilmington, N C j Vi GREENVILLE. N. C -------DEALER IN------ II fill GARBLE. , ;. . . . . tame . ; , t . . I lit ii . N. C. at . r; . C, Or. X. v .,., BROS CO FAYETTE STREET V, km FACTORS, -AND----- Commission Merchant rs and Solicited. Hogging. Ties and Sacks at Lowest P --------IS STILL AT THE I ROOT H a LINK YEARS taught me best is the cheap-st Farming and ting for and general hoist- s. a- . . lo Shoes Drew I have Am ,, V Heavy and lug for O N T and keep courteous an attentive N. OLD DOMINION LINE. Hew r . Wire and Iron Fencing- sold. First-class work and prices reasonable. I ff as pride Is hid under idleness is often covered by turbulence and Michigan has decided that for purposes aft oath administered by is . . I Health so much more than you and ital diseases result from trilling; ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's latest If out of sorts, weak and generally ex- nervous, have no appetite and can't work, begin at the most strengthening is Iron Bit- A few bot- comes from the very first stain your and it's pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous aliments Women's complaints. the genuine it red lines on wrapper. All others ate sub- On receipt of two ac. stamps we will set of Ten Beautiful World's Brown's Iron Views and OWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO. W in TAR RIVER SERVICE rs leave for Green I ville touching all Ian j Tar and at A. M. leave at A. M, Thursdays and are subject if water on Tar River. One ting with steam- en of The Norfolk, Now n and Wash- direct line for Norfolk, Philadelphia. mid rs i via Dominion Ir-m York. from Norfolk more Steamboat inn more. v it i ii W N. Agent. W X i -j. i y, a i-it. r- N i Ship yen to J C. Meekins, Jr. Co. Cotton Factors AND NORFOLK VA. Personal Attention to MAN'S OINTMENT CREEK VILLE The modern stand- ard Family cine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. Real Estate and Rental Agent. for Rent or for sale easy. Rents, Taxi-. and o in and any other of debt placed in my for have prompt attention, I guaranteed. solicit your PARLORS i in work WK ANT L FOR W m will Jill QUICK W will till them will thorn Ii i Fran 0.0 Sap Incites Sap Board, ii Wail days our Planing Mill and yon Dressed Lumber as to your door for i nu a load. Term cash. Thanking you tor past patronage, N. t NORTH v it. n. TIME i . In i GOING i l. Dully Ex Ex Son, Ar. I Ar. TRADE MARK Mali A For Tins has been In use ever fifty years, and know has been in steady demand, it has been en- by the over all .-. with I lie attention of the. have for This Ointment is Of long standing and the high reputation which It has obtained it owing entirely A its efficacy, as but little ever been to brine it the One bottle of this Ointment Will be sent to any address on receipt of One i Dollar, promptly at- tended to. H and communications to T. F. N. O The of this begin on I, I P. -i it Train t with i- train bound North, Goldsboro a. m., and with train West, leaving Goldsboro n m The Charlotte PATENTS Pat- for Fit. It. f we can IO from Send model, drawing or photo., with W If or not. Ire. dune. Oat fee not due till patent a LET Obtain U. S. and . i tree. Address, O. e. and continue for ten The course embraces all the hi an Academy. Terms, both for tuition and board reasonable. Boys wed fitted and equipped taking the academic alone. Where they wish a higher course, this school thorough preparation to I enter, Ii credit, any College In j or the State University. It i refers to those who have recently left its walls the of this Any young man character and ability taking a course with will be In making arrange- to continue in the The discipline be Kept at it- , present standard. Neither time nor attention nor work will be to make this ail that could Who, Send in boys on the first day. For further see or ad- ; dress W. II. Principal. North Carolina's FOREMOST VAIL AN bigger more attractive than ever, it will be an visitor to home, th; or the work ream, THE DAILY OBSERVER. All of the news of the world. Com- Dally reports from Male and National Capitols. a year. THE WEEKLY A feet family All the of the The reports from Legislature Remember Hie Weekly Ob- server. ONLY OWE DOLLAR A YEAR. Send tor sample copies. OBSERVER, N. C