Eastern Reflector

.-c. Jr JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all wort of this line NEATLY, and IN BEST STYLE. Plenty of new mate- rial and the best of Stationery. THE WHY OF IT. The . , D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. VOL. XIV. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. Q., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1895. per Year, in Advance. editorial hut relates the Nobody . can a oration ts this tits beau- set just where i. f. oft has improved upon August's A Public Enemy. Marion Butler, in his speech laws of God are inexorable ; Friday night, For the physical world, as for telling the people of oppress lie established Certain j ions to they are subjected, principles which are to that it would not do When man violates to ballets for . , i. , the of then grievances, tn he invariably pays pen- because their oppressors nave reaping what he has government would be Nature's processes are sometimes j enabled to coerce and crush them. slow ultimate result is i The logical inference is that the inevitably wrought out. This, people ought, by right, to rise up however, is a in aims against the government that they have justification for so doing and that th only which restrain them relates to the cf revolution. This government is one of people and this suggestion of rebellion against it is a clear denial of the of majority rule. The ma of the people elect the men who make and those who execute the laws, and yet here is a fellow who will soon take the oath as a United States Senator to support constitution and the lairs, go- around against re- the ground only that it is not practicable. A sou who indulges such talk is only unworthy the blessings of free government himself out is a public enemy. None Out a bad man would do it. He who talks thus should be regarded as a element society and should be shunned as one shuns a poisonous Landmark. lick. Coming to look back, the ht-at of the through extra- should not be surprising, Because the country his been behind on heat. Some weeks ago the Weather Bureau gave out that there was a de- heat up to that date of a great This de- hail to be made up the year. If summer did even ii up fall meat. And ibis i- the explanation of a hot September- It is with the heat as with the rain We are so much each year and if it not come at time it must at another. who have been sweltering daring September u I. it for which nor August gave equal, can comfort them selves with the reflection that they have what belonged to them. Stan-s in New York. The upon that are BOO cases of leprosy in city of is a matter calculated to cause no little alarm among the citizens of the metropolis, and it is but natural the health should be piled with in- quires persons. Up to this time the belief has ob- that it was an easy matter to spread the dreaded disease, but the secretary of the New York Health says not- This official makes the statement that in our there is no real necessity for the even the most case of leprosy, of course, if this be so the danger of the disease spreading in York need no alarm. There is, bow- he Bag of it All. The Baltimore Sun, in referring the of cotton at this time, takes occasion to say that aft r all there can be no real, prosperity unless the is getting pries; fr what he has to sell, for the farmer is the upon which all the whole fabric of our national pros- a d happiness rests. This is very ti in-. If the is and crop good the c is very likely to be pros- Speaking of planting, our contemporary says that the planters of the South are this year receiving about cents a pound more for their cotton than they got last year. This is of about per bale. Estimating the crop this year at bales which is some of the estimates, the a pound will bring more into the cotton States than last year. The and the wheat growers and those de- Eleven Year,. Ago. This fall is very much like the one eleven years ago. one will remember that when the State Exposition opened the first of the weather was very as it has been the week. The boys of the old Greenville Guard will Lot forget the hot march they The occasion is well were a private in the Guard and with them and the other members of State Guard, some or in number, stood the broiling sue for fully two hours the rear of the capital while the big officers dignitaries wore getting their carriages and on hors- es- After this long wait came a terrible tramp of two miles through dust and heat to ex- position grounds. Every line had men who fell by the wayside, overcome by beat, some were seriously sick- One poor fellow, we believe, died from the fleets of his exertion. We remember, that effort was made to have the boys pear on dress parade after all and what a how of protest went up from the officers who knew of their suffering- Gotten, of the Regiment, now Brigadier threaten- ed to resign his and disband his before sub milting to such inhuman treat- and other equally rs strong protests were made. One captain remarked that the es the boxes of his men would be exhausted before they went It was exceedingly hot and trying on the boys and the i ii almost cured us of Herald- e difference of opinion on the question, and it is for that reason that the people of New York do not feel so long as the disease has a in their Virginian- earners of the manufactured pro- duct, and the vast sum of money mentioned will all be spent in buying the products of labor. As it is with these products of cotton and wheat so it is with everything grown by the farmer I Success to him benefits folk Virginian. la Peril. The Standard The position of the Chinese Govern meat is perilous. It has enough on its without a quarrel with England. It is too soon to say that the fall of the dynasty is imminent, but the news of spread of the Ma insurrection is alarm- The demands must j j, force and be supported by the presence of the of man. our fleet in the Yang . ., ,. ,, . , ., . ,., . . It disease to the third if not by the occupation of fourth by doubt if the could survive such a I, the mental and shock. If the cf Cal faculties, wrecks the the West a leader, and if, at powers as well. What Whiskey It befuddles the brain overworks the heart. It arrests digestion and causes fatty degeneration of the kidneys. It creates an appetite which is only increased by being gratified. A Kiss. One of taken a shy at kissing. It says that betrayed the Savior with a kiss, from that hour to the present day the world been betrayed by a kiss. There is, by way, a good deal more this unique than would appear the surface. A young man, example, kisses a maiden I makes her bis wife, and the we know spark ling wine bas lured him away from her side. He tells her a lie seals it with a kiss, and the young wife believes every word of it- The son has a kiss for his mother while she toils with the needle for him, and a year or two the gambling den has more of his love than the woman who bore him. The daughter has a kiss as she wishes mother had not so much to do, while she lolls on the for hours and reads trashy novels of the Trilby type. While the specimens are, of exceptions to the general rule, their are to found every that without the aid of a magnifying glass. A kiss a smile have been of thousands, while the other hand, often men have been made heroes by a kick and a cuff. Ger- Independent. WEATHER CROP The reports of of Weather Crop tin, issued by the N Carolina State Weather Service, tor week ending Saturday, September continue to be able. The extreme heat and dry- cooler set in o. Friday and Saturday. mean temperature for the first five days averaged degrees per day above the normal. Drought continues unbroken and is greatly damaging all fall crops- Streams and wells are very low. Peanut-digging bas commenced is being gathered Very and large crops of bay have been saved. Fall plowing still it a standstill for lack of rain- Extremely hot, dry weather until very end of the week, when cooler weather set The drought is unbroken, no rain having fallen anywhere except near the extreme eastern coast. All late crops are suffering from drought, especially peas, potatoes, and young lice. ripened prematurely and many leaves young fell off. Cotton is being rapidly pick- ed out now. is dry enough to gather and is housed. More fodder and bay have saved than for years. No fall plowing done. Two Kansas Beverages. If paper correctly reports the testimony given last week a whiskey trial before District Judge Humphrey a new drink has been born in Kansas. A witness upon the Stand gave y as contained the following cross examination did you was asked. was it like you ever beer know what it is you drank anything resembles hop tea fas went on the at- is like is like bop was the And all the attorney could fur- get out of that was the statement that ed like hop tea end hop tea tasted like City NO. You ; . . T T I . -.-- . -to J The Reflector tins . i will give the -H every week for a year. WOMAN. What They Have Done the State . -at the Exposition. eight to represent North t i at At- were not dismayed Legislature said money, help, no They said we will be represented in that Woman's Building, so one of the number met the Building Com- Atlanta and after dis- it was decided to ask North Carolina to contribute the wood work of the Assembly room, as a perpetual advertisement of the wonderful woods that make wonder of the world. This mantel pt-ice was by Miss Norma It is of oak and blistered It is classic design, with ionic col The pediments are twists of tobacco with outspread leaves. The are carved in relief with the products of the State, grapes panels, cotton and bolls, Dine branches cones, tobacco conventional and the blistered maple in bold relief is carved the shield of the State mounted by raised letters, Carolina to These lady managers have made the themselves to pay for this work of art. reasonable fair minded Ager the ought to see that so much decided could sh w a ., , ,. , greater variety of woods by fur-i men for the doors this their So order was mads disturbs their sows I coking this is an in politics, North keeps her record for political agitation. Some who are cal- tor a from the political fountain of reward for labor, are out their j for the interest of the dear people, giving them instructions which will lead them to fair fields of plenty where they may bask the sunshine of prosper Those who are most active in the people agitated and in poisoning their minds with bitter discontent, are the very who will be foremost ranks of candidates tor public of next year. We do not see of I patriotism of it. He is the truest patriot who does his people the service ; best service man, Populist, Demo Republican or what not, can render the people of this is to let them Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Govt Report Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE for the two one double doors. A special design, con- of a large number of pan- cord amongst all classes so the of the entire each panel made of a wood, will make them It would restful if the place- I unusually handsome. This is all hangers and seekers would to go in the Woman's Building, ,, th lo is the work of the ., , , women this to attend to Herald- i their I land Democrat. Bl Corp D sign- ed to Tell When Lire Is Extinct One of the so called tests of which has ; introduced France, Germany Twelve els Twins. the same time, the Imperial Gov- is rash enough to defy the Western Powers, a revolution is It demoralizes business, politics society- It degrades father son, and blights the love of wife and moth- and chains womanhood in a bell of chastity. a Ii blocks the wheels of of tho New South Wales Par- j try, closes mines and mills, colleague me ; cripples the markets, with a for fame- J strikes fills jails and the imputation, . sir. What is fame It is a shaved pig a greased tail, which I honest legislation i i ii land creates laws which are a through the hand.-, of . u , ., , the nostrils of every and then is caught by ; patriot, some lucky fellow who happens to above M j men piles cost on state and nation. hold on to it. I let the greasy tailed go by me with- out an effort to clutch it, eternally and leaves them with- out hope in life or death. A LESSON IN ECONOMY. A professor believes tobacco smoking as a protection against and other , The lot these great creations take throat diseases. Smokers, he says, u one believe- are less affected by these diseases I And when the was hall worn out This of dainty taste, To soon reduced the sleeves and away the waist. non-smokers, in the of to heard a diphtheria treater of considerable . , K i And now along the ocean sands experience say that he never knew She trips, fetching cute, a tobacco chewer to tilt For she's cut her bloomers Star. And made a gait. New York Journal. A of at Atlanta visitors from North Car- make a note of the differ- in time they are apt to be put to many little annoyances. If those who go from this section will Ht their watches one hour fast, on reaching they will have trouble on the score of the correct time, for time is just one hour slower than North Carolina time. When it is o'clock noon here, it is U Atlanta. It is easily seen how this hour's difference in time may work trouble for those careless about such matters, es- when they want to be prompt at dinner, at the or more particularly when they want to catch a train for home North Carolina people forget that when it is o'clock in Atlanta it is o'clock in North Carolina and fix their watches so that they will not get muddled Raleigh Press Visitor. men who dip in ink have latterly had much to say of the greatly proved outlook and it is doubt true that there has some reaction that is favorable since very low plane of 1894, when the bottom had drop- out. But somehow the tramp business flourishes- According to a Northern in 1892, the number of tramps was costing annually for their support. He says that this army has so in creased that in 1895. it really numbers costing the to f -ed them. The army of tramps is being recruited enlarged all the time- Why Where is tho cure f Wilmington Messenger. Some years ago a storekeeper and Holland tho past in N. Y., was years, is known among tho on- at a moat singular sight as blistering A i, , . . a blister on the feet by a horse some other exposed an had halted there, aim of the of the supposed corpse about the vehicle were The test to be infallible all boys. the for this If the blister pro , ., , , , . ,. ,. K, wagon was mother, by the by application of a J j lighted can or red-hot iron, or stood the father, who ex- tire in form, is shown to coo- plaited to store fluid upon being keeper that they were their opened, there is still life in the way to Indiana, body, a burial the cir- ; , . would not be II aide. the other baud should blister be empty, or this family asked steam only, the sorrowing friends may rest assured that the vital y . spark has flown, and that there is , , , danger that the corpse is be- twenty four boys, twelve sets of twins, and we have children dead. At night what get The Queen Of All. into the wagon, under it the ground IVe all bore, the dear old mother j Time has scattered the snowy The was so pleased flakes her brow, plowed deep at the sight that formed the furrows on her cheeks, but is she boys line and each not sweet beautiful a straw Tho lips shrunken, but I those are tho lips which have i kissed many a hot tear from the Talk of childish and they are the masters Civil Service. lips all the world.; The eve is dim, yet it glows with j President Cleveland has in con- the soft radiance of holy love an order placing all I which can fade. Ah, yes. j the fourth-class post offices under She is dear old mother. The the protection of the civil service i sands life are nearly run out, jaw. There were July of j feeble as is, she will go I tie year further and reach down lower for I in the United States, of j ESTABLISHED 1875- S. M. SCHULTZ, PORK l their supplies will their interest CO get our prices before la complete n all its branches. FLOOR, SUGAR RICK, i-v M ., CIGARS re direct from pus tiling you to buy at la A of FURNITURE always prices I lines. bought and gold for therefore, having no risk t i sell at a close -4. M. N C Greenville Collegiate Institute. j N. C s. P. VI A. M. With full corps of Next session ill begin All the s, Ancient and Modern Music will on taught on Hie conservatory plan, by a graduate In but kind. Terms Art and Elocution will be if desired, Calisthenics free. particulars address I lie Villa N. U. GREENVILLE Academy. I lie session of this School will on SEPT. I Yesterday Adjutant Cameron issued a for revolvers for officers of the guard. The in- Colts revolvers, cal cartridge belts, pis holsters revolver ball cartridges- Maj. Hayes remarked yesterday that he considered the militia now to be in better than it ever had been, as far as his observation went. men are provided for com in every way, both in clothing, camp-outfit military supplies, all which is largely due to the unceasing in- and vigilance and good management General Cameron. Raleigh and Observer yon than other upon earth. You walk into a mid- night where she cannot see you ; you enter a prison whose bars will keep her out; you can never mount a scaffold too high for her to reach, that she may kiss and bless evidence of her deathless love. When the shall and you, when it leaves you by the wayside to die unnoticed, the dear old mother will gather you in her arms and carry you j home and tell you of all your until you almost forget that your soul is disfigured by Love her tenderly and cheer her declining years with holy A Chicago journal advocates a head tax of on every American going to Europe to spend precious American gold. If that is such a terrible thing for the country, how about these marriages of heiresses to titles, which take away in hulk in tome cases as much as or- travelers spend in the of a season There was a time when business men could do without advertising, but it gone to return no more Those were the days of stage and tallow is done in a man who does not move a hurry gets left. This is a reading ago. People expect the per to keep them informed upon everything. They want homes before they buy. Hence the superiority of newspaper advertising other forms. Put this in your pipe and smoke it. most successful merchants are the most persist- advertisers. A Suggestion ts to Turnips. This dry. hot-weather is expect- ed to adversely affect the turnip crop now growing. is too late to anything with rutabagas- they of sow the with those grow but informs us that white turnips will still come and do well if planted. It might well for former friends to try another sowing. If first sown ones should out poorly there might be good in the sowing What a Trio had South Caro- has her forth i has her Mary Ann Terms which number were the fourth class list, will be by tho proposed of the civil service rules. The peculiar actor of the service will make it necessary to devise special rules for of these postmasters, the the officials of the Department the Civil Service Commissioners have had the matter under for some time. on Top. Through recent and events the South has entered upon period of its most and substantial development Detroit Free s. The South, i now only in the beginning of its progress. It is taking the first steps merely in a forward march which in years to will have carried it so far beyond where it now is that its. advancement will seem slight York Sun. and continue ten mouths. Th course embraces branches usually in an Academy. Terms, both for and board reasonable. Boys wed lined and equipped for taking the mad course alone. Where they wish to a higher course, this school guarantees thorough preparation to enter, with credit, any College in North Carolina, or the State University. It refers to tho-e who have left its walls for the truthfulness of statement. Any young man with character and moderate ability taking a course with us will in arrange- to continue the higher The discipline will be kept at its standard. Neither time nor attention nor work will he pared to make this school parents could For fun her ace or ad- II. July Principal. The Charlotte OBSERVER, North Carolina's FOREMOST NEWSPAPER DAILY College Hotel Convenient to depot to the to- inc. o warehouses. and highest location around I mineral water. Rooms large and comfortable, Table supplied with the b the market at AND A New York magistrate had de- that it is legal to sell soda water on Sunday, but no chew- gum. The basis of his on is that the former has an es- respectability, but tho has not- LOCAL DIRECTORY. COUNTY OFFICERS. Superior Con-it Clerk, E. A. Sheriff, R. W. King. Register of Deeds, W. M. King. Treasurer, J. J. Little. Coroner, Dr. C. Laughing- Dawson, T. E. L. Smith and S. M. Jones. Health, Dr. W. H. Home, J. W. Smith. County Examiner of W. II. TOWN OFFICE US. Mayor, Ola Forbes. Clerk, C. Forbes. Treasure, T. Godwin. W. chief, Fred. Cox, asst; J. W. Murphy, night. II. Smith, W. L. W. T. Godwin. T. A. Julius Jenkins. CHURCHES. Baptist. Services every Sunday second morning and night. Prayer night. Rev. c M. pastor. Sunday School A. M. C. Catholic. No regular services. Episcopal. Services every fourth Sun- day morning and night. Rev. A, Rector. Sunday School at A. W. B. Brown, Methodist. Services every Sunday morning light. Prayer meeting night. Rev. F. Smith, Mater. Sunday at A. M. A. B. Sept. Presbyterian. 1st 3rd Sunday morning and Prayer meeting Tuesday night Rev. Archie pastor. Sunday School at A. D. Evans, Covenant. Lodge No. I. O. O. F., meets every Tuesday night. et, No. A. F. A A. M. meets and third Monday nights Zeno Moore. W. M R. D. T,. JAMES. DENTIST, N. C. OR. B. A. JOYNER DENTIST. O. up stairs over S. K, Penile i Cos, Hardware store. J. E. V. Williamston. A MOORE, tinier Opera House. n G. G R E I. N V I L L E, i; nil Col specialty. B. reasonable. WEEKLY. Independent and fearless ; bigger and more attractive than ever, it will he an Invaluable visitor to home, the the club or tho work room. TUB DAILY OBSERVER. All of the news of the world. Com- Daily reports from the State and National Capitols. tS a year. THE WEEKLY OBSERVER. A-perfect family journal. All the news the week. The reports from the Legislature a special. Remember the Weekly Ob- server. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A Send for sample copies. TUT. OBSERVER, Charlotte, W. C. Attorney and Counselor at-Law Greenville, County, Practices in all the Courts. Civil and Criminal Business Solicited. Makes a special of fraud ages, actions to recover land, and col- Prompt and careful attention given all business. Money to loan on approved security. ms easy. J. H. VI . J. I,. BLOUNT FLEMING Practice in all the Courts. L. C. LATHAM. HARRY I a N. C. , . John E. F. C. Harding, Wilson, N. C. Greenville, N. A HARDING, Greenville, N. Special attention given to and settlement of claims,

The Tobacco Department. Greenville, N. C. I. I Conducted by O. L. Joyner, Proprietor Eastern Tobacco Warehouse. Entered at the t. Greenville X. C, as matter. OCT. 1685. The crisp weather of past few has caused breaks to be lighter. The Texas Legislature just four hours to settle the . --1 ion of prize lighting in that breaks yesterday. So Co., will have to try their skill else- where. The fight will now come off in Mexico, several cities are already bidding for it and the authorities assure them that there will be no interference. company decided in Raleigh Wednesday night that they would have again all the way down beginning with Presidential elector. They will have pledged to vote or no mail who is not in favor the free coinage of silver. In the need not on North Carolina. This to tin National Republican Committee, we will North Car- Quite s delegation of Wilson were on the all sail tobacco was high down he.-e. We never saw prices better at The question of the of the Atlanta Exposition on Sunday was settled at a meet- of the directors on Monday evening. The vote was over- against having the gates on Sunday. This is all right, our Southern capital city pro poses to the Lord's day. Whosoever the Lord, him will the Lord and we it will be with this Exposition. shows a marked difference be tween Chicago and Atlanta an between the north-west and th South as regards the Sabbath. TOM Watson is again defeat- ed in the tenth Congressional district in Georgia. Last when Mr. Black was Tom cried fraud fraud So Mr. Black resigned and pro- posed lo Tom that they try it over again. The election Wednesday the ever known in this district Mr. Watson was beaten by i majority of Watson votes this time in nearly county in the district and es- in his own county. Wonder what his cry will be next A mammoth meeting has beet held, in Chicago expressing sympathy for the Cubans. Res were passed asking the United States to recognize at belligerents the men who are lighting for their freedom. A large number of organization- were represented, and many telegrams and letters of val of the meeting were read from prominent men Every available foot of space in the hall was filled, and every sen of sympathy for the Cu- bans was cheered to the echo It is not believed, however, that the States interfere with the insurrection. it is said, is ruling with a high hand in South Car lie proposes that the Convention which now in session shall change the law s that he and his party may be able to disfranchise any man who does not wish to vote for them. It is proposed to make both an educational property qualification to the right of but be- this it is proposed to go and give the registrar the right to say whether a man is This will be reform with a The law is aimed at the but if the clause giving absolute pow- to the registrars should be come a law it can be used just as well to disfranchise the whites. this season of ah tobaccos, except wrappers. They will no w in demand. During tho mouth of the Greenville tobacco market sold ore million ail ninety sis thousand pounds. These figures be sworn to by the Wonder how mush MOM of the other eastern will report. Greenville now has the best opportunity it has ever had to push its claims and show its ad- vantages to the world- Let me put his shoulder lo the heel and push with might wail, for the Queen of the New We were asked by a yesterday why it was that the re- ports gave Wilson and Book Mount the credit for selling much tobacco ODd only about three-fourths of what these markets are selling, when n truth upon every visit he he eastern markets be Greenville selling more tobacco either of the Judge of the Unite District Court has decided suit of the American Jo., the Co., W. F- Smith ft Sons, others the Ame Tobacco Co. the Machine Co., says a W dis- latch to the Raleigh Aw Observer. the decision tiled dismissed attached the cost f the suit the can Tobacco Co. the sack Machine Co. Mr. J. Bryan Grimes, of came up Friday about three thousand pounds f at E says this was his first visit to the Greenville tobacco market season and his first to us when he drove up were you seem to have quite a little city up Mr. has frequently before told tobacco on the Greenville market, but he like numbers of others that have not been the tobacco warehouses lately was at lie progress this part of town has made the last four years- T- J. Gentry, who returned Wednesday from Roxboro on a visit to his parents and---------, the frost there has damaged a good many farm He says about one-fourth if the tobacco crop is still on be nil and a great many farmers lave not cut over half, while on he whole about three fourths of he crop has been saved. In Wes em North Carolina and Virginia he damage done tobacco crops is heavy, while in lessee and in Kentucky the standing crop is ruined. In Penn- and the other tobacco States of the north On a good season now farmers can begin stripping out their to Tobacco is selling as well as we saw it at this season of the year. Good cutters, smokers and strips are remarkably wrappers, well, we had any yet don't know how they would sell. During nest eight weeks the columns of the Tobacco De will be open for the discussion of any matter pertain- to tho tobacco interests of Greenville and surrounding try. especially invite the ware- housemen of Greenville to lend us a helping hand getting up news that will be of inter to the tobacco reading Let us all get together and see if we can't make the tobacco attractive, and The Board of Trade and tho got to the other evening and raised half the amount required to advertise and illustrate tho to market. As yet we have only a few merchants to contribute without a single exception everyone has promised to aid us. Those that have not been called upon yet need not get uneasy, shall see them all by and by. During the last four years, in other words ever since Greenville his had a tobacco warehouse, there have been enemies of the market at work doing everything they could to undermine and break down the tobacco interests here- Every conceivable has been to induce people to carry their tobacco to either Wilson or Rocky Mount. Farmers have been told that the here were buying tobacco and shipping it to those markets and making money on it and other kinds of equally fool and false methods have been rt a ployed to lure away Greenville. To all of these Wilson tobacconists say that nearly halt of the crop has been that section If that is the case then Green- ville will lead Wilson this year by a good majority. We were mistaken in our state- Friday that no warehouse- man here had shipped tobacco to Wilson. We asked one member of each house not king it necessary to see them ail. Saturday one of the warehouse- men said to that he wanted to say that after trying all the markets to see how they were, so much of the high prices of Wilson he shipped three packages there just to see hew it sold, on the three packages he lost just even ninety dollars- This evidence is rec- if wants mote on the subject if he will up ply to as we will him to th parties who did the shipping and selling. If the business men of Green- will now go to work and take ad vantage of the opportunities in sight to make Greenville a town it will not be the close of before we will have i. a city of more than five thousand people. Manufacturing of various kinds could good business management be carried most successfully A canning factory to work up the fruits and vegetables are here in abundance could be made to pay dividends. Our cotton interest would justify a cotton factory. Our tobacco interest would win rant the successful operation tobacco factories and raw mate, i of various kinds is here ii abundance and only needs touch of business men to tun. them into staple products. The people of Pitt county surrounding counties have that no class of agriculturist in the great state of North Caro- possess. We laMb adapted to tho the growth of col- has just reached us that demands an explanation and a tho writer as he is the one this time implicated. We were told by a farmer Thursday that he had been told while in Wilson a few days ago that that O. L- Joyner was shipping tobacco from this point to Wilson and money on it. This was used as an argument to the far- mer to show to him that it was best to carry his tobacco direct to Wilson rather than sell in Green where it would be bought And eventually shipped to sod sold at a profit. To this we only have to say that we have asked every here if he ever shipped tobacco to son to be sold they all say positively they never did. So far as we are concerned in this mat we that the argument was used as a false de scheme to get tobacco to Wilson and tho who started ,,, . on the report is an hill it is ruined. The extent We have never A the damage cannot be learned, j of tobacco everywhere it is reported we ; heavy. ton, corn, peanuts, potatoes, the the Greenville to- products are men is to treat such things to perfection. There are with silent contempt knowing full of a in Pitt well that they would soon rebound man against the author, but a report I be converted int. i us credit sense- for having so little into blooming orchards would turn out in- comes to the owners in a few years. We have almost as fine grain pasture lands as the far famed bluegrass region of Kentucky, and last, but by no means, least lands grow and mature the finest bright tobacco grown in the world. Hence we repeat that with these advantages our people are blessed indeed while some of of us may think ours a hard lot, if we only think of the many blessings that we have over others our will be more general. IS THE Buy the Genuine JAMES GRAPES, From A Son. who make a of the e Vines for market. Send for Cat- of Grape Vines, Fruit and Trees Greenhouse Plants. Also Tulip, Narcissus, Lily and other ALLEN WARREN Greenville, N. C. Some months ago the Dispatch some of the acts of Mayor Fish- of that city, whereupon the Mayor had the editors of that paper indicted for libel. When the case was brought up before New Han- over court on Monday, the Mayor had presented an davit asking for a removal of the case to another county on the ground that he did not be- he could get a fair trail in his own city and county. This seems rather for the in a case to be making such an affidavit, and looks on the surface that he i s afraid to face what might be brought Against his record, judge Green, who was denied the motion to move the case. TO THE TOBACCO FARMERS Just stop, think, consider where you can best protect your interest in of your Tobacco crop. For four year we have worked hard and spent our money in building and placing the Greenville Tobacco Market in the front rank of the Markets of the world. Since Greenville first had a To- Warehouse we have been on the grounds working day and night to acquire the best possible knowledge of how to sell the farmers co to the best advantage and now after four years of difficult toil we want to say to all who have tobacco to sell that we believe we are in a better position than any Warehouse firm in Eastern North Carolina to get the highest market price for your product. So with this we make our politest bow asking for a continuance and an increase of your pat- only upon the strictest business merit. We have no special pets to whom fancy prices are given at the expense of less favored ones but our undivided personal attention is given to every pile of your Tobacco and if your interest should at any time be neglected our attention only needs to be called to it and cheerfully and willingly all wrongs will be righted. Our opinion is that Tobacco is selling very well for the offered and from now on we expects lively market. So when you get ready to sell just hook up and drive straight to the old reliable headquarters for high prices, good averages and all round courteous treatment. Your friends, JOYNER CO., Owners and Proprietors Eastern Warehouse. HUSBAND His last Suit of Clothes Most ladies do buy their husband's Clothes. Its right that they should. A man don't know what looks well on him and be- sides he don't know a good piece of good from a common piece- His wife does and its to his interest to let her buy his Clothes. He saves money by it and is more becomingly dressed. Speaking of Clothes I have a very nice line for Men I bought at a bankrupt sale which I will sell at a very low one-half its real value- I have Suits from up. Don't fail to sec me before buying. I have also a nice line of Dress Goods and Notions that I am selling cheaper than any man in town When in need of SHOES re- member my stock is complete and will sell them cheap. H. B. CLARK. Middle store in Opera House run BIG VALUES DRAW Low Prices the People. Drop in to scenic, to swap thoughts and ideas. I have a complete line of Fall in all shapes and makes. Styles superb, fit faultless, prices popular. For All J FEET. Standard makes by celebrated shoe artists. flats, Ac- low down. Come and see me Keep Your Eyes on this Space. Will Open Them Next Week. M. J. Wholesale and Retail WANTS f 1500.000 Pounds Stoves. Stoves. We are laying in a full line Iron Heating Stoves. Best quality, low prices. Call and celebrated and Columbia and have on hand second-hand for sale very cheap. You may need a MI owing- Machine, we have in stock. S. EL CO Drugstore. STOVES STOVES I am now my Fall Stock and Heating Stoves. receiving of Cooking TOBACCO , . . if or. respect. The New Dixie, Comfort, Iron King, satisfactory prices will get it. for Cash a for Cash T My Cook Stoves are made by the Richmond Stove Co., and are as widely known as any E t made. I have been handling them more than years, and find that they are the Stove for the Plow Boy, Now Patron and New Lee. Price from and up. I have the best Stove ever sold on this market. With each Stove give pipe and the fixtures to do the cooking for any family. I keep constantly on hand castings for the Stoves I sell. My Stove Pipe is made the best Eastern Iron. My are first class i n every Give us a trial and be convinced that FORBES MOVE can and will give satisfaction in every respect. 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, GREENVILLE, N. C. y jot a sen l get off all the discounts possible and I give my it in low prices, in stock, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Oil, Lead, Axes, Mails, Belting, Rope, Saws, Tools, Iron Drive Pumps and Pipes and everything kept in a first class Hardware Store. I sell the heaviest Pump made. All ed to look at my stock. sell for D. D. HASKETT, GREENVILLE, N. C.

THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. Cotton 8.40. Down with the dust. At la.-t it ha rained- is coming. Now you en rule your cut your chimney at one. Dust Proof Goods at s. It la e to straw hat. general putting up of stoves- darted their ball Just as well lay in your sup- ply cf cool and wood. The crowd here has gone bat the is still are scarce in Market and good pi ice-. Everybody was sec Monday night. The rain came in time to help the fall turnip crop. Large shipments of grapes being made from here every I lawyers were grant- ed licenses by the Supreme Court Monday. When did yon notice the September passed without equinoctial storm Ormand is also lulling in stock of in the hi tiding near th an house. The well up in tobacco town is going right down the earth. The Machine work finely. i not seen Hi out on drill in hoy-, and come out. Some people at Tarboro say they fell a earthquake shock II sun day morning. Go. Carr's tine fresh Batter today. B. M. C lieu Warren tells baa shipped of Grapes orders arc still ahead. lbs. Evans is baring a dwelling built in just south Of Mr. A. new residence. The young people had a in hall Thursday An Italian band was here lo mi been appointed executive committeeman, North Carolina, the National Silver League The tobacco warehouses arc now Working under the new schedule of rates as made by the last Legislature. Mote than Smiths from alone fought in the onion mies. John was in tie crowd times I The Greenville Lumber Co. are put- ting up bill the post- the town will regaled with Dining the month of September Deed-issued sixteen marriage live for white and eleven for , Colored couples. Those who went here A.-- near Scotland returned Monday evening. They report a large crowd in attendance. i it ever occur to you that you can price of a newspaper tines year by carefully read- Oil Cloths in ail s r.-. Lang's- The ii ling e do not recall any people on th; streets in same fix. but some got so earlier in tin week. our printers warning to go to the races we do hold space open to give an account ill ibis i-Mi, ht defer It out row. This is season year for fur fires, and ill coon and . how they urn their torches at night. Talking through the nose or mil e a base drum had been swallowed is lie- fad now, the weather causes people t lake to Hi. St. Louis, has nil tins weather He a regular storm Del o the center and both missing. i- a rumor that there be I W. W. V. in t; before we. k-. don't ask these Utters menu, as re cannot give . i. i do your own guess- He around the train raise a racket drumming for S. Some tIn used by tin w hi advancing home they r present are r s night the mil i miles from town, a white mi colored man a difficulty. Th color, was owled, and it hi th hi wound- will prove fatal II. Long tells us he baa taken on use f M the House and expects i,. be able to have some goo i plays The re- opening of the Opera Hone will be a pleasure of oar people. We been shown th the Forbes Move prize noose jun com- It is one of the best equipped and most on lit houses Oil market, a l force of h in Is arc work all time Mr. T. l Car nine a white ab ii. his nets at mouth of river Monday. This was the In on waters lust ; in i unusually join The well is sunk i., i i la- readied a depth of street and slid going down- Some veil peculiar nave been brought h the and Pal are going to Ike gold U there We lino boggles on hand work so rapidly that all l promptly- IN Co ONE AT A The Months Pass, But People in Numbers. B. E. returned Monday even- Dr. T. L. Carr, of Snow Hill, is in town. I. II. is attend court at deacon. W. J. returned home day evening. Mayor D- C. Moore, of Bethel, spent Monday here. J. S. Smith returned from Seven Springs Friday. Prof. C. II. James, of was in Monday. Misses Fannie and Blow have -one to Littleton. M. arrived from Weldon Monday evening. J. D. Swindell, of is in town. once lived here Mrs E. Powell is visiting D. B. C. returned Thursday eve- from Baltimore. Mrs. J. S. Jenkins and children lave I home Virginia. Mis Newell, of county, i- W. White. Solicitor C. M. returned M evening. T. J. returned evening from visit to of here visiting his brother, Maj. Latham. J. J. Cherry returned from a business- trip to Thursday evening. W. Bernard came up from Friday to spend a day or two at Mrs. E. T. Stewart, of Washington, has been a few dais Mis. A. J. of lit, Olive, who been visiting Mrs- B. V. I home came over from Holiday to take a position with the John Buggy co. We learn that A. F. a former citizen of this low u and a son Of Cornelius died at den Wednesday evening. W. who in the Presbyterian church. Sunday, re- to Monday. Mayor Sol Cohen and M. II. of Newborn, who were to the races, left for home Friday evening. J. S. C. Benjamin, of -right here and His many friends were glad to see him. K. L. Smith, w. ii. Harrington and wife. Ml n T. Ii. Cherry and K. II. Home and Dannie King and Smith have gone to the fair. Misses Blow, Bessie Harding. Johnston, Ada Tyson. Mary Smith, Tripp and a Miss Cox left last week for the I. College at Dim. D. T. of Washington, and Charles Dully, Newborn, here Saturday with upon the condition of Maj. L. C. Latham. Col. Tom Washington one of the proprietors of the Brick Warehouse, at Wilson, and James K. Woodard, were here Friday to attend the sales and the race Mr. Washington was never in before, but the visit con- him that we have a town and a tobacco market here that will do to talk about. Mr. II. B. Clark who was so long the popular salesman with Mr. W. t. Jones this city, has opened a store in Green- wile. We wish friend Henry predict a blight future for him. II i learned his lesson well from his i employer he will make things hustle his store will lie crowded t Messenger. To A U Market. This week the Tobacco Hoard if Trade begins sending out extra copies, weekly, of THE Reflector for t He of advertising the and showing to the outside world the advantages town has to offer as a place tor making good investments. should a note of fact that this will give them a splendid opportunity of reach- tho of Pitt and counties. No business should this chance. A Good Man Dead. We regret bear of the death of Mr. M. C. S. Cherry, which occurred at his home Bethel on the 2nd inst- Mr. Cherry was one of the most prominent in the county, a staunch Demo- and represented Pitt several times in the Legislature. He was also for years a member of the Board of County and was on the Board that took charge of the county affairs when they had been wreck- ed under lie publican misrule, worked the county of debt and made Pitt the peer of any county in the State- He leaves a large family. An Old Company. The has received a very handsome souvenir giving a brief and concise of the Second Company of New Company was organized by Benedict Arnold in 1775, and while not the oldest mil- in, the states it is the having a continuous record, holding meetings and electing its officers for The Com- will leave New Haven on October 19th for Atlanta, to act as guard and escort for Governor of that State. An Unjust Law. The State Treasurer has sent out notices to the Sheriff of each county relative to the section of o act that places a tax on dealers in pianos and organs, and directs the sheriff to proceed as the law directs against parties engaged in selling pianos oz organs in the county. The not apply to agents who take orders for instruments for factories or dealers outside the it is a j unjust law that a citizen of the State lot doing business and at the same time those doing same outside the State can send in all the agents they please and pay no tax. But the made the law, and as the State Treasurer intimates, even if it it does appear burdensome that does not excuse the Sheriff from executing it. But there is no one county liable to this law The County to Have a Vault- Mr. B. P. Smith, of Richmond, was here today and submitted to the Board of County plans and specifications a tire proof vault the House. After considering care- fully the plans submitted by Mr. Smith hearing his as to terms for the vault the Board by unanimous vote taking this step the Commissioners receive the hearty of the people of the generally. It no argument to show the need of a place for the safe keeping of the records other papers in the Clerk's Register of offices. vault to be put by Mr. will be a double one. entrances from both offices, it will be in the jest and most substantial man will be fitted with metal The work will com at once. The vault will cost to be paid for in four yearly payments of sack. Pitt thus takes an- other big step forward. New Advertisement. You will find tho following new advertisements in the to-day Mrs. Millinery at lowest prices. Allen Warren grapes, vines, fruit tn es. Frank and Shoes. reserved to tel of his stock. Evans, Joy nor Ea-- A- L sale. Only a Bale. ,.,,.,,. of the O. p. seam.-.,. Company, m-.-iv. d In- make a still further re- in Ma .,, the now only a bite Greenville rate heretofore baa been ween the two our people can halt what they This is good news for the and they av. them wives of the Old Hue is them. OAKLEY ITEMS. N. Oct. 1805. Charlie Peal, editor of Farmer and Trucker, of Berkley, Va., was visiting relatives last week- Mr, J. A nod H. Williams went to Ku Association Sunday- W. Belcher arrived home Friday from Farm near for a S. H- Taylor and S went to Thursday to pay the tobacco tax. Our me wall in re to said that he going to take a patent cu plowing so that one should every other row but should plow Bush or not at all- Strict Car d. Monday application made to Ho Town Council for the f e. v for I hilt rears for a street car line to operated be- tween the wharf and the depot, to pass along Evans street. Council deferred notion on application until the next regular meeting the of citizen-. the town j may be obtained in tho matter Now let the citizens take it fully, that the Councilman may be to act in accordance with the wishes of the The Re- columns are open to any one wishing to express his ion print. For our part, we believe a street car would be both advantageous to j the people of town. Bethel items. Bethel, N. C, Oct. 7th, 1805. R- A. Peal, of Oakley, spent Sunday in town. James Cherry to Rich- Rev. W. A Forbes preached at Pinnacle Sunday evening. Samuel John-ten and wife and several others from spent Sunday in Rev. E. J- Edwards filled his regular monthly appointment in the church Sunday. A. will a protracted Methodist church this week. On Thursday evening Oct. 3rd, at r of War Andrews, bride's father, in John O- of township, was married to Miss Allie Andrews, Elder Samuel Moore officiating. the residence of James A- Mayo, in Bethel, the brides father, Wednesday Oct. o'clock P. M-, Jones, of was mar- to Miss Mayo, D. C- Moore, officiating- A re- was held after the mar THE ESSENCE OF PUERILITY, Early last week following appeared in personal column of the C. A. Carter, a tobacco buyer, left for Kinston Monday evening. The boys say he found this market too high for him. The Kinston Free construes this item to be upon the Kinston tobacco market and takes to throw off a lot of bile that seems to have lain on its liver. After raving a bit about Greenville and sharks cheating the far- and how much detrimental to the Green- ville market it has suppressed the Free Press closes We have acted courteously towards other markets and we are disposed to continue doing so, but if other markets want a fight they have only to attack the Kinston market. The first stone was thrown by It was a display of more than we thought the free Press could be guilty of- your soul, in printing that item, which was purely a personal note in the personal column of Reflector, the idea never once occurred to us that even had a tobacco market. We at the train bunting for personal items, as is our daily custom, saw Mr Carter leaving and upon where he was going were Kinston, and noticing some of the tobacco boys around the depot having a bit of Inn and chiding him because, as they had put it, tobacco was too high for here, carrying out their spirit of merriment the item was printed accordingly, without caring what the party was to Kinston for, or whether he had ever been th before. However, this ebullition tin part of the show that as has tin best tobacco market in Eastern Carolina it is envied by the small and they seem to de- light in an opportunity to show their spleen- But Greenville has built up its business strictly on merit and without at other markets and will continue to pursue the tenor of v. Four good ware- houses, high prices, of money and reliable business men are our drawing Cards. s Races. There were about a thousand people out at the track to witness he races on Thursday, and they the trials of speed as good as they ever saw. The dust was fearful at times almost the horses The first race was the minute the horses coming jut as 1st by G. J- Wash- by Ed- wards Bros, Snow Hill; 3rd, New born. The winners in the second race class were 1st, by Edwards Snow Hill; 2nd -Old by Dr. Warren, Greenville; 3rd by The winners in the third race- class, were 1st, by Mayor Ellis, 3rd, Rush Miller by G- J- Washington The winners in running race were 1st, by J. G. Washington; 2nd by Leon Williams Tarboro. Small Crowd for First Monday. W e heard Chairman of the of say Monday that there was the smallest crowd here he ever saw on a first Monday in October. There were very few people that had business before the Commissioners and not many were hero. We bad a call Thurs- day from E contracting f Sells Bros, Circus. d very and he s . I.- will be here on November lot. Sells Bros circus is largest show on the road, it takes cars to transport it. Watch the and it will tell yon all about it Off on a Hunt. There was a jolly crowd that went down to den, Friday to engage a big hunt, consisted of G. P- Flawing, Ola Forbes. R. Earnest Forbes, Alf Forbes, R. W shaw, R- M. Lit Mad- it night wort opportune to catch the j and the they brought back with tin-in one and six coons. The boys say they never bad a bigger time. best of the trip was had at the expense of He was strutting along pretty lively in advance of the crowd when he suddenly out of sight and raised a cry f-r help down Tho boy gathered around ind him about u f feet hole. warn of and they could locate him by the light of his cigar which he never lost the fail, fished out and though pretty hunt- DANGER AHEAD. of One Crop Id-. While rejoices the price of cotton has advanced so rapidly, there may after all be some danger about it. It may turn of th far heads and them to rush into planting a largely increased acreage next year. have already heard one large farmer reported as saying if cotton goes to cents this sea- son lie not plant a stalk of tobacco next year, but would go for cotton on a large scale- hint; would more suicidal to the farmers than for a general idea of this kind to prevail among In opinion of the Re- it a tremendous crop of; cotton should be raised year you would see price right back to where it was la.-. season. The farmers should be to desire to pass through the bitter experiences of the h st few years, and would be the outcome of back into the crop idea. only way a high price fur cotton be is to keep the sup- ply below the first idea of the farmer should be to raise his home supplies, and diversify his remaining acres among the crops, not put- ting his entire upon cotton, tobacco or any ether one crop. FALL OPENING. To fit everybody, little feet and Dig feet feet and black feet o you want a Dress suitable Trim- We have latest and newest styles n Tl want a Suit of Clothes Ours are the newest designs and will fit. latest make. designs are beautiful. Hats and Caps. SLASHED. We intend to make our new stock of Dry Goods Shoes. rapidly if low prices will do it. Everything the very a poor article in lie store. Right up in quality. Right up in Right up in assortment. Just what will please you. trouble to show goods. C. T. ------FOR THE- FALL AND WINTER and cordially invite you to inspect the largest and neatest assortment of you want L I bargains in everything then come to us. BROS Opposite J- A Son. Leader of Low TO THE TOP Below are Norfolk prices of cm ton and peanuts tor yesterday, .-is furnished by Bros- Her- of COTTON. Middling Middling s Low Middling s 3-Hi Good Ordinary V steady. Extra lone Twenty Years Proof. Liver Pills keep the bow- els in natural motion and cleanse the system of all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- and kindred diseases. do without R. P. Smith, Va. writes I don't know how I could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty years. Am now entirely cured. Liver Pills Nearly every visitor here his tiling good to say about Greenville. We have Mien a town here th it they can't help talking about it Nervous Prostration Could Not Had No Appetite Cured In Body and Mind by Hood's Sarsaparilla suffered very much tor a long time with prostration. I had about given up all hopes of let- when ilia v. n recommended t me and I believe it my to lei other duff know the benefit I derived from It. Could Not Steep at r. and did cat I was unable to After taking the T f Dress Goods and Trimmings in the latest novelties. Clothing of the highest art to fit and suit you. SHOES and BOOTS to fit your feet and pocketbook. Hats and Caps in the latest styles. Cloaks- the handsomest line ever brought to this city. Call on us and we will show better than we can tell you. RICKS, TAFT CO. Next door Rawls the Jeweler. GREENVILLE, N. C. -.-jute I Mr. J. Pa. on my stomach first of which seemed to do mo good, I tried a second and continued to feel better. got up feeling Bright and Refreshed In the morning. I the am cured, and mind, can deep and feel better in ovary way. I gladly recommend J. Madison Ave., Va. Be Sure to Get Hood's Cures Hood's Pills headache. Ladies, Misses and Wraps. to fit suit HATS AN NOTIONS, TRUNKS, The best and of this season- ever to Greenville. Our stock eon- all the newest and most DRESS GOODS, Trimmings, Notions, Furnish- Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Domestics, Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting and Shirting, Calicoes, Fancy t ton Dress Goods, and every thing you will want or need in that line. Hardware for farmers and mechanics use, Tinware, Hollowware, Wood and Whips, Buggy Robes, Collars, Rope, Twine, Heavy Groceries always on Meat, Flour, Sugar, Salt and Molasses. The best and largest assortment of Crock- Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Chimneys and Shades, Fancy Glassware, to be found in the county. And our stock of FURNITURE Matting Rugs and Foot Mats is by far the best and cheapest ever ottered to the people of this section. look and see and buy. Sole agents of Coats Spool Cotton for this town for wholesale and retail trade. Reynold's Shoes for Men and Boys. Bros. Shoes for Ladies and children. We buy Cotton and Peanuts and pay the highest market price for them. Your experience teaches you all to buy and deal with men who will treat you fair and do the square thing by you. Come and see us and be convinced that what we claim is true. Yours for business square dealings, Cheap And Good Goods Differ in their tastes. The foremost thought the men just row is tobacco and high prices, while are thinking the at Lowest Prices. If they will call at the store of I, MRS. GEORGIA PEARCE. will a f ill line of El- Fancy Hair Pin-. Bill and all latest style Agent for J. r. Novelties at very low prices at LANG'S. STABLES. On Fifth Street near Five Points. Passengers carried to any point at reasonable Good Horses. Comfortable Vehicles. I attended sales in New York and Baltimore in July jobbers were purchasing to sell to the southern and I am now prepared to many inducements j my customers and the trade generally. I also bought a big lot of good and 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 say will quote you prices of a few liens and Boys Cashmere Pants Men and Boys Cashmere Suits Boys Vest , Mens Vest Boys Coats Mens Coats Mens Suits made of Coats Mens Clay Worsted, Diagonal and Cork- screw Suits to Mens Coats, same material, Boys Suits, size to at Mens Overcoats to Boys Shirts Mens Shins, Mens and Boys Caps to Men and Boys Cotton, Wool and Fur Hats to pair of Skin Shoes, Congress and Lace, worth will sell for Ladies 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 Seed or Lint. F. H. N. C.

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 you money. Address, GERMAN KALI WORKS, Nassau Street, New York. R. J. Cobb, Pitt Co., N. C. C. C. Cobb. fie, N. C. Joshua Skinner, to., NO COBB BROS. CO. and rooms near N. A C. R. COTTON AND PEANUT Ties Peanut Sacks Furnished at Lowest Prices. Code, edition 1818, used in Telegraphing. and Correspondence Solicited. T. A- Established P. H- SAVAGE. SAVAGE. SON CO, Cotton Factoid and Commission Merchants TUNIS WHARF, NORFOLK, YA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bagging. Ties. Peanut Bigs, to- S, Attention given to Sales of Cotton, Grain, Peanuts and Pea. Liberal Cash Advances on Consignments. Prompt and Market Guaranteed. Norfolk National Bank, n any Reliable House in tin City. n consequence of the removal of the Military from Fay to the name of this i institution of learning will here after be known as Wilson Military Academy. The TERM BEGIN- WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER A let. With greater better equipments, and. if possible, brighter prospects, tin- school enter upon its third year with every cation a much larger patronage and mm- usefulness. The most thorough is given in literary and com branches; moral culture and training r. due attention The Third Annual Announcement, full will be mailed to application. Maj. J. W. Supt., Wilson, N. C. Notice to Creditors. fining before the Court Clerk of Pitt county as Administrator of the estate of George Move, deceased, notice Is hereby given to nil persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the under- signed, and having claims against the must present the same for payment on or before the 30th day of September, IS or this notice will he plead in bar of recovery. day or B. E. MOVE. George Move. Notice to Creditors- Having duly qualified before the Sn- pt Court Clark of Pitt county as to the Lost Will an of dames Wall, deceased, notice is hereby given to 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 for payment on or before the 17th day of September, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This 17th day of ember H. D. WALL. N. James Wall. Notice to Creditors- Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County having Issued to the under- signed on this letters of upon the estate of James way deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said Jam I Galloway to their claims to the undersign- ed on or before September properly authenticated, or this notice will he plead In bar their recovery. All p Indebted to said estate are r quested to make e payment and thus save costs and expense. his the 13th day September B. W. TUCKER. of James Galloway. Ship produce to J C. Meekins, Jr., Factors Commission NORFOLK VA. j;. Personal Attention given to Weights and ft R AND BRANCHES. AND FLORENCE RAIL ROAD. Condensed TRAINS SOUTH. Mt Wilson Selma Ar. 2- ; i; if 1-2 u z-. . It. L- i V v i Magnolia IS Ar Wilmington P. M. A. M A. M RIP-A-N-S The modern stand- ard Family cine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL Dated July Mb Florence Selma Ar el j A. M. Wilmington Magnolia Goldsboro H M. Wilson Ar Rocky Mt Ar Tarboro M t Ar Weldon For Barb Wire Cuts, Scratches, Saddle and Collar Galls, Cracked Burns, Old Sores, Cuts, Boils, Bruises. Piles and all kinds of inflammation man or beast. Cures Itch and Cat or Ban Till Batter after the e In lie prepared accidents by keeping it in house or stable. All tell Cure, No Pay. Price and If you. Druggist does not keep Bend us in pas stamps and we will send it to you by mail, h. has Cr Saddle Bars Wire perfect and heartily recommend u ill and C. B. and Feed BABY BU Gentlemen am to a My a h-w . after ti vine all . applied your are and In a day- well. I the nil on my and fin,, lb. beat remedy for purpose that I MM C. T. LEWIS. Pane. January . PARIS MEDICINE CO., ST. BK a J. druggist. Train on Week Branch Hoar Weldon 3.40 p. m., Halifax 4.00 p. m., arrives Scot laud Neck at 4.55 p Greenville 6.37 p. 7.6 p. m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.20, a. m., Greenville 8.22 a. m. Arriving Halifax at a. m Weldon 11.20 am except Trains on V Brant-h leave Washington a, arrives 8.40 p. in. Tarboro 0.50; returning leaves Tarboro 4.50 p. m , p. in,, arrives Washington 7.35 p. m. except Sunday. Connects with on Scot In Neck Branch. Tram leaves if C, via Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day, at S p. m. Sunday P. Plymouth 9.20 P. M-, 8.20 p. m. He i ii i n ii i g leaves Plymouth daily 6.30 a. m., Sunday 0.30 a m. 10.5 and II. Train on Midland N C s Goldsboro daily except 6.50 m. arriving a. R. leaves a. m. Goldsboro. Trains on leaves Rocky Mount at 4.30 p. arrive ft p. m-, Hope 5.30. p. m. Returning leaves Spring H a. m. 8.35 a. in., -t Rocky Mount a. in., Sunday. Trains on Latta Branch, ii. R. 0.50 p. m., arrive Oar 8.00 p. m. Returning leave bar a-m. arrive Latta 8.00 a. in. Daily except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves War- for Clinton dally, except Sunday at in. leave Clinton m. at Warsaw with main line F. DIVINE, General Supt. T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manage-. J. R. KENLY, Manager, This You every in the month September that it you have your done at the JOB OFFICE. It will be done right, It will be done in style and it suits. These points are well worth weighing in any sort of work, but all things in Land. By virtue of a decree of the Sup Court of Pitt county made at April in a case therein ponding entitle I J. A. of R. A. versus It. B. et a I will on Monday, November 4th. , before the Court House door in Greenville, sell at public Sile to bi r the following pieces or or land lying and in county to wit One tract on the north side Black Swamp known as the adjoining the land of S. N. Bynum, it. acres more or less, One tract known as th- laud- of It. I-. Bynum, others, con- res more or less. One tract known as the Moore adjoining the Lands R, Bynum, J, . in and cm- sores more or less. And one other piece in Falkland township known as the property containing two acres and upon which is situated a store and warehouse. of ale WOO third cash, one I bird In six months and the balance in twelve from day of sale, with interest on the d payments and secured by notes of the purchases. retained until the whole of the money is paid. the fay of October 1.-95. L. BLOW. ARTICLE OF AGREEMENT. For the of the North State Lumber Co. WASHINGTON LETTER. Regular Washington, D. C, Sept. 27th. Secretary very naturally de- to discuss the possibilities of an early charge in the attitude of this government towards Hie Cuban but happenings have made it a subject of discussion among those who may opinion without a breach of i etiquette or of diplomatic and they are doing it. Ami the things indicate lbs drift sentiment outside of Washing- ton is the frequency with which Demo- assemblages have of lat been adopting resolutions in favor of free Cuba, the latest and most instance being the New York State Democratic convention. It was noted also with pleasure that Senator Gray, of Delaware, was Instrumental, as their chief counsel, in getting the Co re- arrested near . Dela- ware, O course it was in his capacity as a r, and not as chairman of the commit- tee on Foreign that Senator Gray befriended those Cubans, tut all the same it has taken as a straw in- much. It is argued that Sen- Gray would not have become the counsel tho c Cubans if lie had not with thorn, mid Id- relations with President d arc snob that he would hardly have in the case, though per- had been with the ac- men and the cause they if he hail not known the nations of the t urn to lean the same way. A meeting in favor of f Cuba is g talked up in Wash- and will probably shortly be held. Many Democrats to see the ad- ministration act before- tin matter comes up in Congress, as it is certain to do very early in the session. If proof were needed that the Han is dead it is f by the with which Republican's of prom- who come to Washington give it a kick. Its latest kicking was by Ex-Senator Sabin, of Minn., who was once chairman of the Rep National committee. Mr. Sabin sys he thinks Harrison ceased to be a Presidential possibility the moment it was certain that and would ion the P- an I New to the Na- convent on. lie also think- mat Reed Is to have a walk-fiver for the nomination, or says he does. A. cording those who are posted on inside republican Mr. of Ohio, has Gov, consent made a direct bid to win Boss Plait over to the s p- of Presidential It is well known that was in promised on behalf of Mr. that he should be Secretary of the Treasury, a place that has been hankering after for mar y years, if he would Harrison, and lie was elected. Mr. repudiated that claiming that it was made without his knowledge or consent, and j thereby made a lit- lime enemy of I Mr. has how made the same ; promise for Got, and ha- it-id Mr. that it in person if Mr. would agree to swing the New York delegation to alter a complimentary vote is cast for Gov. who is ally regarded as merely a brevet eat. i- the nomination, will also before he returns to Ohio endeavor to make a deal when he can the sup, on of Boss Quay for Heed h is been supposed to have a gage upon both Plait and Quay, but they are very and will both be found on the of the w ho offer.- them the most. Great Rev. R. Hicks, the celebrated storm prophet, of St, is now a house- hold name In every home In America. His wonderful Almanac the weather for a year ahead more correctly stud accurately then any other publication or a y other system. 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The Weekly and W and Works will be sent a year for GREENVILLE, N. C- ---------DEALER IN-------- MARBLE. Wire and Iron Fencing sold. First-class work and prices reasonable. Your Job Printing. The undesigned, J. Cherry, a reel tent of the State of North Caro- and County of Martin, Oscar S. Flash, of City, County and State of New York, and Frederick U. Samuels, a resident of said State of North Caro- and County of Martin, being of a corporation r by virtue of chapter of the Code of North Carolina, and the acts of The General Assembly thereof, for the purposes express- ed, do he make sign and edge the following Articles of agreement and associate upon terms and for the purposes following to wit. The name of said lie and is -The North Stale The objects will, h the said company is formed are to own and deal in timber and logs and options timber. To purchase, own lumber of all kinds To and deal in lumber of all kinds. To deal in lumber on commission . to purchase, improve, own and convey lands requisite to it-1 business, and to erect maintain buildings thereon. To own and operate machinery for the purpose of the and sale of lumber- To charter, own and operate vessels, heats, oars, and rail- roads tor tramp of logs. lumber and snob other materials and of he Company eh lo own and operate c in con- with lie business of sail Cm To borrow money upon credit and notes from time t time a its interests shall require To issue a bond o bends secured by a mortgage or mortgages upon the prop- and of .-aid Company, and to sell the same for the purpose- raising money for purposes of said Company A, d generally, to do all acts and to perform ail operations that may be deem, d expedient in with the of mi The principal place of business of sad Company snail at Mar tin county. Stale of Ninth Carolina. The ion shall exist for term of thirty years from Hie date of art of incorporation. The following have sub- scribed to the stock of said corporation CO wit J. Cherry. Oscar S- and Fredrick U. Samuels. The present capital stock of said corporation shall be twenty rive th ms- and dollars, to he divided into two hundred value of one hundred each of which forty have been subscribed, by the following parties, to wit J. Cherry thirty shares, S. Plash one share and Frederick Samuels e I share, the said co shall the privilege of increasing its stock to any amount not g seventy live thousand dollars in shams of one hundred 8.00 collars each. The said capital stock or any par th may be issued for or actually received by or for labor or services rendered to said and when so pail for and i-sued. said stock shall he deemed an- taken as of said company, and there shall b no personal liability for and stock holders of Slid be- the amount the held by them. The meeting of this Company a i -s iii connection with Its organization and business as provided in Charter shall lie held on Friday. September 1895 at Mar- tin county. North Carolina. witness the Corpora- I for the purposes aforesaid, have set our seals, this the eighteenth day 1895. CHERRY, Seal. CAB FLASH, St By J. CHERRY. U. Signed and delivered in the presence of Donnell Gill lam. subscribing witness. A which had saved the of several at various times, was recent- over killed. The then for his by burying oak about of them at- tending the Like Magic. If you have Catarrh. or any oilier Gloria Oil. which you can get at Dr. Wooten's will cure you. We Keep That Kind. The reader of paper will he pleas ed to learn that there Is at least one dreaded that has been ante lo cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh, Cure is the only positive core known to the Catarrh being a disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern illy, acting directly on the blood and mucous, surfaces of the sys- thereby destroying tie foundation of the and giving tie strength by building up the lion and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars a ease that it falls to Send fir list of testimonials. F. J. CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Nelson who has been a on pilot Tar river for a number years, in fact tho oldest, died in our city He ran a flat before ever a steam- boat was on Tar river. Washing to Bear this fact in mind when start out for FULL AND GOODS. season is complete in every and we ran supply ail your wants in You hi to come us for any- thing wanted. goods and prices will please you. Ill addition to selling the best goo Is at lowest prices, we p iv top of the market all country pro- Thanking you far a liberal patronage in th p st. we hope to have many calls from you this season. J. O. BRO. N. C. ill CO. OF PHILADELPHIA, ORGANIZED Surplus over R. B. Rainey, State C. The Old Penn Mutual is the best managed Life in America. It furnishes all kinds of pol- at lowest possible rates with absolute security. It may not pay as large commissions to agents as some other companies, but its low rate of ex- low death rate, immense plus safely and profitably arrested, large dividends and indulgence to its policy-holders, render it the Company in which to insure. Its policies are ab- incontestable, after three years c be forfeited. Money loan- ed on policies, paid lip granted or policies carried by the a number of years. J. L. Din. N. C EXPECTANT MOTHERS, We Offer You REMEDY Which INSURES Safety f Life to Mother I and Child. FRIEND j Robs of its Pain, Horror and Risk., My wile used be- fore birth she did not suffer from CUB or quickly I relieved at the critical hour hut . , had no pains afterward and her recovery was rapid. E. E. Johnston. Ala. Sent ivy Mail or Express, on receipt of , mailed Free. price, Moth- Mot CO. SOLD ALL LAND SALE. of the power in me vested a by a decree in the ease of Susan and Win. L. Elliott, P Nicholson trading as Elliott against Jesse P. Brown and wife Laura Brown, and T. V. Trust e. which decree was made Honor Albert L. e. Judge, at the Term o of Pitt Superior Court and duly docketed in Docket No. page in Court I will sell at public sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door in Greenville, N. C, on Monday th- day of November two tracts of land In Pitt County and as folio, tow it; One tract as the Ida adjoining the lauds of Betsy Philips, Cobb. John A. old O B. rs, con. One Bundled and thirty acres. ore other tract laud a the said Warren tract, O. B. as the Brown land containing two hundred a ires more or lea. Terms of one-third cash, balance in two Installments due and pay- able one and two yearn respectively, secured by notes of the r with interest at t per cent on said notes from day of sale, purchaser to have privilege said noes any time due if he wishes, or cash at time of sale as he may prefer, to be retain- ed until all of money is paid. WM. II. LONG, Commissioner. Greenville, N. C. h, 1805. mm Caveats, and obtained and all Pat- business conducted for Fees. u. s. and we can secure patent in less remote from Washington. Send modeL, drawing or photo., with We advise, if or not, free of charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. a pamphlet, O; with cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries sent ires. Address, OFf. Washington. D. C. WE WANT YOUR ORDERS FOR -O----- We will fill them QUICK We will fill then. CHEAP We will fill them WELL Ron. h Heart Framing, sap sap Hi.- Bough Sap Boards, Inches. Wait days for our Planing Mill and we will furnish you Dressed Lumber as Wood delivered to your door for cents a load. Terms cash. Thanking you for past patronage. GREENVILLE N. w ft e re S In Poor Health means so much more than you and fatal diseases result from trilling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest ; Brown's Iron Bitters If out sorts, weak and generally ex- nervous, have no appetite and can't work, been at the most strengthening Brown's Iron Bit- A few hot- from the very first -n slain your teeth, and it's pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, t Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. Get only the has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others arc sub- On receipt of two ac. stamps we will send set Tan Beautiful Fair Views and BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO. DO YOU RIDE A VICTOR made tic . . i; u Victor, BOSTON. CHICAGO. PORTLAND. -IS STILL AT THE I WITH A LINE. OINTMENT TRADE MARK tie Sure c all Skin Bums This has been In use over years, and know in steady demand. It has been on by tin lending physicians all over where all other With the attention of the physicians, have for years failed. Tins is of long standing and the high reputation which It has obtained is owing entirely its own as but little hat ever been made to bring II the public. One bottle of this Ointment will be sent to any address on receipt of One Dollar. All Cash Outers promptly at- tended lo. Address all orders and to T. V. N. YEARS EXPERIENCE has me the best is cheap-st Hemp Rope, Building Pumps, Farming Implements, and ting necessary for Millers, Mechanics and purposes, a- well at Clothing, Hats, Shoes. Ladies Dress Goods I have hand. Am head quarters for Heavy Groceries, and Jobbing agent for Clark's O. T. Cotton, keep courteous and attentive clerk. AltERED FORBES, GREENVILLE. N. C J. L. ii fit GREENVILLE, N. AT COURT All kinds Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At current rates. W FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE. The cultural and Mechanical the Colored Race, at Greensboro, N. O. The Kali Term will begin Wednesday, 1895. mission will he made and nation county students will be the Saturday in September next. Instruction in Horticulture, Dairy the Me- Arts, the English and various branches of Mathematical, Physical. Economic with special reference to their in the Industries of life- A ilia number girls will b. admitted for m, in addition to regular course of Blurry, instruction will be n In Music, Sewing, Cooking and dry work. This School is by States, and of Carolina It is sectarian, and is not controlled or influenced by any particular TERMS. County Students. Tuition, Free Tuition, per -es-ion BOB ALL Board, per week . 1.23 room, etc. s-i Instruction ti a m nth 2.00 u-.- piano per -c--ion additional terms see whit h can be h id by Tile President of The Agricultural and tor Col Race N. C. NORTH CAROLIN K. K. TIME TABLE. In Effect EAST. GOING V , y Ex Sun. STATIONS Ar. Pas.-. Daily Ex Sun. Ar. P. M -.-S P II. P. A. M II M. A. M. Train connects v ti Wilmington aft Weldon train bound North, leaving Goldsboro a. and with train West, n m HERBERT Under Opera House, GREENVILLE. Call In when you good work Examination for ad October 2nd in county county examiner on REDUCED RATES EM ATLANTA, GA. September 31st, 1885. the above the Southern Railway Co, will sell round trip tickets to Atlanta, On., return on the following FROM D i E ,. IT TO lb to 25-17 IS So lo In . I. 1-i TAR SERVICE ville and Tarboro touching at all land lugs on Tar River Wednesday and Pi tit A. H. Returning leave Tarboro at A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Greenville These departures lo stage of Hater on Tar River with steam- em of The k, Wash- .- for Norfolk. . York and Shippers goods marked via Dominion fr New York. de m Norfolk Halt i more Inn Haiti more. Miners I Boston. JNO. SON. Agent, N. J. A-rent. Greenville. Va. N. C. Burlington, IN. C. Va. Culpepper. Va. . . Va-. Hill. N. Concord, C. Charlotte, N- C. Va. Durham, N. C. Front Royal. Va. Greensboro. N. Goldsboro, N- G. Henderson ville, N. C. Hickory. N- Point, N. Hot Springs, N. N. Lexington, N- N, Marion, N- N. W Orange, Oxford. N. C.-20 Richmond, N. . N, . South Boston. . Salisbury, N. Statesville, N. . H N. . N. Washington, West Point, or. . . Wilkesboro, V.-32 . N. -Ill .-.-. ii DO . .; . HI . . . . . . j To . . ,. . . . i I.-. . . . . . . Lumber Wanted Cut Rap-1 Idly FARQUHAR Variable Friction Food Saw Mill III. Quick II-hi 5.00111- null . mill to Power. For foil Catalans A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd., YORK, PA. If Ml. Rate-, from joints I be fold on o Ii. and daily from s p- 1816, inclusive, with final limb January Col- Estate and Rental Agent. end lots for Rent or sale I terms easy. Rents, Insurance and open accounts and any other I of debt placed in my hands I have prompt attention. guaranteed. I solicit your patronage, I Column A . ts will In ember to if Tickets will sold daily from September HI to r with limit twenty days tram date of sale. Column Tickets will be sold daily from September to 1883, with limit then days from date of sale. No to bear limit than January Column Tickets will be sold on Tuesdays and Thursdays of seek reek from until 1896, with tin limb ten days from date of Column Tickets will be sold dally from lo to inclusive, with final limit seven days from date of sale. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Is only line entering the Exposition having a double-track, standard railway from the c the city of Atlanta to Exposition Grounds. For tickets and Information apply to your agent, J. M. GULP, W. A. TURK, G. P. A. 1300 Ave., Washington, D. C,