Eastern Reflector

JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all of this line UP NEATLY, and IN BEST STYLE. The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. Plenty of new mate- rial and the best of Stationery. Wean in GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1895. NO. You Need The Reflector this year will give the newt every week for a year. There is bu Letter Baited to well sensible, re- I i than are today excellent i sad of j tr.- ii a a-1 Ii.-t was regarded as a in ; X nth Car bat toe brightest and man local writer in the is a Miss Addie poshes the p foe the Charlotte Observer The Record our of the original weeklies the is edited by Mrs. Al Fair- brother and last week's Fayette- . I that it increase of for the by adding the names of two ladies to its staff who will do special work u paper. Editors are recognizing tag of feminine rep- r ct the newspaper of- I; . J is the yet . I w to exert her i . modern T future will of women ii j this State there i on bow. is a profession in which not come in c with i a- in and . which require brain work- For the most part no s isolated as writers ; baa watched their j vi , . charmed with i;. . ii a bib we re i of in favor allot in re in favor off throwing to women every av me of honest work where they self-sustaining and indexes lent. is a high aim for women but is by no means the only cue. the women lists They are going to nut the of their purity of thought pages the journals which they are Express. Mercenary Excess Rebuked. A little gamin passing along Hay street yesterday am- saw B of a fall on th sidewalk in front f store of Ellis it He made a slide for it. and when he had it safely corralled beneath bin, be rolled his eyes the points of the compass to see if another gamin bad also seen the fall. war in is making Havanas you can't take no remarked, as he blushed off the ash and blew away sand and dost from the snipe. Going into the store, lie to C J E a match, please are not here to give away but to said Mr. assuming look of intense sever i--- eh T what they bow much is The gamin the stamp corner cf his mouth, held to the band cf bis pantaloons one band, ran Hie other hand in his pulled forth a cop per. a and be laid down the cent- He got the box, struck a match, the stump so well that it pour- ed of smoke, and then handing the lox back to a lock of intense severity, and box on shelf, and a come ax you fer a match you one my Florida Times Union. The Journal says Blade's saw mill, at was damaged by tire to the extent of Fri day. No insurance. Beat the Blackmailer. An attempt to blackmail a well- Newark lawyer a short lime ago was frustrated by bis and promptness of ac- and punished in a novel way. A line looking somewhat no woman, who keeps a in an adjoining village, call- ed at his office and demanded promptly refused to jive her a cent, and she threat to go and call upon his wife. along at he said, not believing that she would carry out r threat. But after think she had gone, that she might do he tailed up his home en the office telephone. He has two big, stout and faithful Ger girls employed as servants.; and when one of them responded to the call he gave her a of the adventuress her to Be on he lookout for her. j she he let her and take her to the; reception room. Dent my, wife, but get Lena, and than both of yon pitch and give her licking. Take broomsticks or any- thing else and after yon, have pounded her throw her If my wife anything about it. tell her that it is by my orders Give it to her The two girls were eager for the tray when the visitor arrived hour later. They conducted her to the reception room, made; that the description tallied and then waded into the She is the heroine of many lights, with her husband men, but the two German girls- were too heavy She made a stiff tight in the little room, but emerged live minutes with- both eyes nearly closed and innumerable bruises on her arms body. How lawyer explained the matter to his wife is entirely a private matter. two girls could tell her nothing when she came down stairs and saw them throwing the visitor out, except that it was done order of the York World- LEAD ME ALONG THE WAY. BY M. A. If I should home the mil If go astray me back Along heaven y way. Earth is so fair. is so sweet. In many wild Idea paths. They tempt my restless feet. I step aside to pluck The way-side And so forget the bright That grow in Eden's bowers. I bend my car to hear The songs of earthly love, A forget golden And choristers above. Oh gentle, loving Friend, Oh Shepherd, and true, I know thy care will never cease. My long, long Thou so tend-r. Lord, To all wandering Hock, Oh. Thou inc. the least, and place My feet upon the I answer to a telegram from the Washington Times, Rev- Dr. who has just accepted tho assistant pastorate of the First church of that city, wired it it all the other Washington papers for the generous things have recently said of him, and incident remarking that printing press is front wheel of the Lord's Yet a North Carolina has recently said from sacred desk that most thing outside tho penitentiary is the secular press of There is a difference of opinion here. But it all goes in a life time Charlotte It takes a train of three cars to transport to his Texas training grounds- After bis interview with Mr. Corbett it is possible that be can be return- ed my mail. Chicago has now 1,500 cases o typhoid fever on hand. of which are in hospitals. Rea- son, impure drinking water from tilt by reservoirs- The Next Senate. It is said that the next United States is, the one commencing on the of March next, will consist of forty-two Republicans, thirty-nine Dem- six Populist and ya The question of the con- of the election of a successor to Senator of Delaware, is a highly interesting one; but the will, no doubt move deliberated, in the matter. The Boston Post says this subject Republicans a but not a majority there fore they will be unable to or unless they can effect a coalition with the Populists. They hardly afford to com- the Populists just the eve of a national But they want the patronage which is controlled by the ma- and some of the hungry- ones would willingly long chances order to secure it. the six Populists decide to act as a unit upon all political matters that arise, they will control of the Senate By casting their votes with either party they always make a Nobody knows just what policy they will pursue, but it is quite plain that they will hold the key to the situation. They can make their own terms. No bill go through without their approval. No appointments of clerks or other officers of the Senate made unless they agree. They will be a position to dictate the policy of the upper chamber. outlook is not very cheering for the cans. They have an enormous majority in the lower house, but they will be utterly helpless in the Senate. will at the mercy of Mr. and the two senators from Nevada, who can make speeches as long and as tiresome as the of tho late Mr. Blair, of New shire. No Mr- Reed gloomily the pro s- WEATHER CROP BULLETIN. The reports of correspondents of the Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin. b the North State Weather Service, for the week ending Saturday, October 5th, 1895, a very unfavorable week. The temper- was considerably below the normal, with frosts morn damaging tobacco and crops considerably. Drought continues to prevail, practically no rain having fallen anywhere. Cotton is very poor crop, is near- all open, and will be all much earlier than usual. All late crops have injured by the drought, and turnips are nearly ruined. Gathering corn is under way, but fall plowing con- at a The past week has been very cool dry, with more than usual amount of Frosts occurred on the of the 1st -d. The drought continues unabated, injuring peas, potato OS and turnips, young berry plants. Wells and streams are low, some I mills have stopped running. Cot ton, which has very rap- idly is poor crop, will ably all be out by end of October. Cora HI beyond possibility of injury and is housed. Peanuts being stacked. Rice crop is fair. Second crop of Irish potatoes poor- Very dug and no fall inn been done. The victory obtained by Gov- Culberson. of Texas, in his war on pugilists and pugilism is into practical operation the motto of Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, composed for a society of the Young Men's Christian As virtuous you will be happy; you wont have much f in. Norfolk Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Report ABSOLUTELY PURE Card Answered. A funny man who asked the question. is State of Matrimony received tho follow- is one of the United States ; it is bound on one side by hugging and kissing, and cradles and babies on the other; its chief products are pop broom sticks and staying out lite at night ; it was dis covered by Adam and trying to find a passing out of the Garden of Eden ; tho climate is rather warm until you pass the topics of housekeeping, when weather sets in with sufficient power to keep all hands as cool as cucumbers. For the principal road to that con- the pair of blue Throe section men at III, setting on a powder box, eat dinner, began smoking after- wards, lighted a match and stuck it in a crack, exploding sixty of powder- The three men wore blown twenty feet- Ono whose back was in a of flames plunged into water. When drawn out the his back remained in the water. Tho ribs of another were bared. None can recover. Durham Sun. K. L. Greenville, Office under Opera House. Third S j . ATTORNEY-AT-LA GREENVILLE, iV Ii t in all Collections B. K. TYSON, Attorney and Counselor -Law Tilt County, Practices in all the Courts. Civil Solid to X of ages, act inn to land, and Prompt and careful attention gives all Money to loan on approved security, in THUS J. k BLOW, N. in Count It speaks well for the shipbuild- of early days when the schooner Polly, built in at Mass., is still sea- worthy- Another veteran is the Good Inlet, built in 1813, at Mass, yet active service. j. ii. j. t-. BLOUNT FLEMING M. C Practice In all the I A I ll N. C. John K. K. C. Harding. Wilson. N. Greenville, A HARDING, X. Special attention given to collection and i If of claim. Gala Event of all the Year at NOVEMBER 1st, 1895. ELLS Enormous United Big of the World. Indisputably The World's Largest and most complete and Zoological Enterprise; its fame rests securely on a success, covering almost quarter of a century; noted for its magnitude, magnificence and merit, now increased in every way except in price of admission ; larger tents . larger Menagerie, mote Animals, Horses, more Artists, more features, a greater number of acts and better ones than ever seen in this country Beyond all now the Biggest and Best, without a rival, blemish or false Promise. all feature acts. wonderful sights, mammoth water- proof tents, the Giant Show of the World, actually lo perpetuate its grandeur, its marvelous Menagerie embracing every captive beast known to exist, largest tent ever constructed. , an ac Honestly advertised and presented, Truthful, Moral and Instructive. tom WOt i C j 1st, 1899. I C I Greatest Show on Earth is coming own special cars Circuses, Separate all New ions, Mammoth Races, an Anny of Artists, Clowns, leaded th Favorite, JOHNNY LOW LOW. We carry People. Horses and Ponies. Seating capacity 000- Thirty Gentlemen Advance tick- On Day of Exhibiting Friday November 1st, Circus can cure tickets in advance. Admission cents. Only Children under years cents. The Zoological Collection in the World, presenting for the first time in this country the Only Pair of Giant White Nile Blood-Sweating Sea Educated Alaska Seals, performing Kangaroos, trained Elephants, Lordly Lions, Leopards, Stately Flocks of Ostriches, the first ever publicly exhibited, and m trained Wild and Domesticated Animals of all descriptions. the greatest on earth. t he an Absolutely eclipsing any pageant ever seen on the public streets, takes place at o'clock a. m., on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1805. It is over a mile in length. No postponement on account of weather. Two complete performances daily. Afternoon at Evening at Doors open one hour earlier. a ,

the Tobacco Department. Greenville, N. C. Conducted by O. L. Joyner, Proprietor Eastern Tobacco Warehouse. Entered at e at matter. Mr. R R. el , ii . sold 1500 OCT. on floor Warehouse to say something view of the Or some time and reading your , tobacco market five years ago and Mb. I have of the meat illus- of the past and present been . that have seen is a photo- Mr. John B- Morns, so well for North Carolina, an and says We have written to several i prominent tobacconists in that John E. be , P pI elected Governor ll; o is when they that the will them for an ex he i a Gorman man because he of their views of how the and his what Eastern Carolina tobacco Republicanism. Mr. Pares with that is is from this State and has taking part in the He is a fine talker and of the most polished writers in tins State. said that Secretary ha the Spanish Mints a Washington ii lie; hr tie i-i O-i M- nut done mot the States might interfere. Tins is not however us this to the policy heretofore penned the States. If the strife though it ill be to see what Congress will There is growing sen- of sympathy for the Cu- of other North article tonight the Dally of the I the As soon as the plates 10th I will do so. I don't be made we will give the Rb- know much about tobacco farm-, readers a glimpse of but I do know if building j these two pictures. We call at- and developing the tobacco trade of Greenville had been left to the old its branch- es of industry would be flowing Carolina markets, as to color and same old channels that texture- We have received ans- from some and expect others Boon. We will publish these when they are all in let the world know what others think of our tobacco- The first issue of the thousand extra copies of the it did ten years ago. In bringing about this change who is it that deserves the credit Who was it that took hold of the tobacco in- to this now, to show to our people and them to see the great in prove- meet that has been since five years ago. There is a vast change, it is in fact, a com- transformation of an old worn out broom sago field into a thrifty, thriving tobacco here when there was not a I but when we think of the great tobacco warehouse in Greenville J that have been made by kept it on through the efforts of a few how much lave gone out. A thousand ex- j of opposition until today it ; a will be sent out each week mi now till the middle of Do tuber aid we earnestly hope at some of our Ii lends who to fee this will help us m getting up the tobacco page. For three years we have been for this department, while we have not vet been told that our articles were getting -tale it would spice the to outside is one of the best tobacco mail a the In a about miles from the road, over two length, the boys of the families of that, sec- headed by Gas Joyner aided in their forts by the friendly pen of Dave Whichard, who has at all times renter improvement have some help an u , and source, besides it would greatly , ., help US. up the tobacco A of our, and a tobacco buyer here, tells us that while a visit to a neighboring a few days ago, in discussing the eastern markets a very prominent bank official told him that he con Gen died in Wash- D, C, on Tuesday after I- , ., it almost miraculous how an till., a few caused stood tide of by paralysis. He has had He wonderful He served through the bite war in the Confederate army and was brave to a fault. After the war he came near being involved in a difficulty with Gen. in reference to a graphical sketch written for some Northern journal but he retracted what had been aid Early and the matter ended- But Gen. Ms hone is mote noted on account of his political record in Virginia than anything else At one had the political dis- in his bands He came very near ruining the and when elected to United Senate he acted with the Republicans and lost the re- of the Democrats ford his death he seems also to have been forsaken by his friends. Many hard things have sail about unenviable one for the past of his life. expect the close of if our people a ill all j hands pull together to get factories here will mesas to operate Lil everybody for Ville. opposition and without men of very great means had made for itself a mot reputation worked itself to be second to tobacco market Caro- He said but the indomitable energy and per- severance of young blood would accomplish for any Iowa such wonderful results. He cited the thousands of dollars that had been spent in Wilson and Rocky in building up their mar- while had plod- along without setting the on fife with its ft rest was now the equal, ii not the superior of either these. It is wonderful how has accomplished so much so little, two causes b i assigned for it; First, our ii growing the Ii list tobacco world, the back ground from which the mar kt Second, the projectors of the Greenville market were men, with one exception, i. had all their means, their reputation good name wrap up in the destiny of the- to market- They were scoffed . t and their views made light of and his lot was truly y the odder of the town who bad made their fortunes u hen merchandise was at a profit than cotton was worth from to cents a pound- Urged on by these incentives with a deter to exhaust every avails- j resource, hard constant ambition and determination, with but little but plenty of determination and good will, the almost obscure Greenville of five years ago has been trans- formed and is today attracting original promo- It does look as if there are some men in this world , it not how may what positions they occupy, cannot rise above the lowest type of the Senator Butler of his Slate is a perfect example of this class. Hie whole song attention of tobacconists all the past two years bean lover the tobacco world So we for the f i and i wit J , . . . ., . the a pretended that or die, survive cultural should ad- or perish. Success brilliant in price and yet when Las been accomplished at a . ,. expense to who had this is he the j,. their out in the in a col- and Greenville seemingly be commanding view of the the fact it so, city of the finest , . . , . tobacco region of the world saying that it is done kill out the sentiment in r-fer-. to the free and with the market it was a case referred to. WASHINGTON LETTER, out c Oct. nth. President Cleveland will make a short stay Washington as he is due at the Atlanta Exposition next week- When ho returns from he will settle to the winter work, he will plenty of it hand. ad it ion to other work which he must up, ho will have only a little more than a month within which to write his annual message to Congress, and it will probably of the most difficult mes- sages he has ever had to write. The message, although addressed to Congress, will really be writ- ten to the country, nobody knows any better than the Gent that nothing short of over- whelming public sentiment will be sufficient to make the Congress accept Ins as to legislation, how- ever wise they may be. When a man a gigantic ass of himself the best thing he do is to it. Some men don't enough to do of them is Lord West, who was British Minister to the United States his passport, in 1888, by Bayard, who acted the instructions Provident hist, came to Greenville. I have I allowed him- nothing invested the tobacco self to be trapped into writings interests hero and don't that otter to be used as a r ,, . . bean campaign document. That I am well posted on subject of your articles but what I have natural. But in raking up the said is my observation and I am whole business in a pamphlet one that believes fair play and published for distribution among in seeing that every man gets his he. . . , himself; he has only confirmed just deserts- Every business man previously held opinion of in Greenville should have the him, shown that the years utmost respect for every one these which have passed his and for old man Gus humiliating departure from Amer pull off their hats added to . . , r lL dime museum cut of respect whenever they meet who offered him en- him- would be glad to F- Hearse, give him double the money now; , ,, land as a freak he would above communication was draw well. intended for Saturday's daily but was received late. We factory at Durham to express our deep feelings 5.750,000 Mr the am en- I on Tuesday. words about I U-s doing so we only voice the of every of the ed these their efforts mar- have doubled the business in of Greenville giving em- to of loafers, and in many instances by so doing put bread the mouths of the hungry, and increased trade of the met chants of the town a great many of whom would not lend of them a dollar today, if they wt to borrow unless would give them two dollars of for every that they and in- creased the of real estate around the tobacco warehouses on an average of per cent instances cent. Loon Evans and Ola Forbes and their comrades with the above name have been worth more and done mire getting new to Greenville than some men in the town worth a thousand dollars to their who have fought them in their efforts especially when they BEST IS CHEAPEST. BIG VALUES RAW TRADE. Low Trices Govern the People. Drop in to sec rue, to swap thoughts and as I have a complete in all shapes and makes. Styles superb, fit faultless, prices popular. For All FEET. Standard makes by celebrated shoe artists. Hats, low down. Come and see me. time ago a Birmingham Ala., firm bidding against the world, secured a contract for iron piping for sewers in the city of Japan, and it has just been announced that a firm in Hesse- mer Ala., has secured the for piping for the city of which will require something over Ions. S, RE PORT. CT o. L. JOYNER. Cotton and Below Norfolk prices of cotton and pennies for by Cobb Bros. A Con in is ion Mer- chants of QUOTATIONS. Good Fine Quitters Common Medium to to to to to Good Middling; Low Middling Good Ordinary v. PEANUTS. Tho young tobacco- of Eastern North Caro are getting a move oil them u- Daring five of them have their arrangements for severing their connection with the Genuine coinage of silver, and is only a The chestnut crop the and Greenville is strictly in Carolina mountains of the the if yon don't believe it political trick designed Tor Instead of rejoicing j st fact that i again far their cotton M they did last year, way down in his newt be is that it is true b- cause it may against bis ob- j of Keeping dis- with what is. tells the farmers that if he could he would persuade them to make lots of cotton next year or millions bales if yon want to. It will not go no matter how much The reason given by this is year is He adds greatest ever known. ask Shrimp Parham. JAMES GRAPES, Fro. ALLEN . ft of Vines f-r Send for Cut. of Grape Vines, Fruit and Trees Greenhouse Plants. Tulip. Narcissus, Lily and other ALLEN ft SON. Greenville, N. TO THE TOBACCO FARMERS Just stop, think, consider where you can best protect your interest in of your Tobacco crop. Prime Extra Prims Spanish adv 3-16 Wholesale and Retail Greenville Market. Corrected by S. M. 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 leading Tobacco Markets of the world. Since Greenville first had a To- m Warehouse we have been on the grounds working day and night . ,. to acquire the best possible knowledge of how to sell the farmers to the best advantage and now after four years of difficult toil we before ion The fan of j want to say to all who have sell that we believe we are m a the business is that the better position than any Warehouse firm in Eastern North Carolina to thing in ins mind is elections j get the highest market price for your product. So with this we make and if it were not for he j our politest bow asking for a continuance increase of your pat- care no more about th upon the strictest business merit. We have no special pets I to whom fancy prices are given at the expense of less favored ones but submit that reasons undivided personal attention is given to every pile of your scanned him for the ad- and if your interest should at any time be neglected our attention only in the pine of o ton needs to be called to it and cheerfully and willingly all wrongs will be end the advice given farm righted. Our opinion is that Tobacco is selling very well for the i-i for next year i offered and from now on we expect a lively market. So when you hi ready Just nook up and drive straight to the old reliable has been debased b Eastern, headquarters for high prices, good averages and all Butter, per Western Hams Corn Corn Meal Flour, Pan Lard Oats Sugar Salt per Sack Chickens Eggs per Beeswax, per Is Kerosene, Hulls r ton Cotton Hides T to G to to to to 4.00 to U to to to to to to lots 2.1 to toy Differ in their taste. The with the men Just and prices, while the mil m If they will all at tin; store if Stoves. Stoves. We are laying in a Stoves. ; Best quality, low prices. Call and c-x We also are agents; for the celebrated L, mil Em- Pins, Combs Buckles, and all other latest good. Apt Mm. and have on hand second-hand for sale very cheap. You may need a Mowing Machine, we have them in stock. WANTS 1500.000 Pounds 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 h course has had; V-1- nothing in it but self, ad round courteous treatment. which sees no advantage to anybody, and desires none I does not help self. It is n that we must be represented in United States j Senate by such a Your friends, JOYNER CO., Owners and Proprietors Eastern Warehouse. can and will give satisfaction in every respect. The High Prices we every day for the farmers who sell with us will convince you that we are yours for highest averages, I GREENVILLE, N. STOVES STOVES I am receiving my Fall Stock of Cooking and Heating Stoves. My Cook Stoves are made by the Richmond Stove Co., and are as widely known 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. I have the best and Stove ever sold on this market. With each Stove l 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 of the best Eastern Iron. My Heating 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 off all the discounts possible and I give my the advantage of it in low prices. I have in stock, Doors, Sash, Glass, Putty, Oil, Lead, Axes, Nails, Belting, Rope, Saws, Tools, Iron Drive Pumps and Pipes and everything kept in aft class Hardware Store. I sell the heaviest Pump made. All are ed to look at my stock. My for Cash sell for D. D. HASKETT, GREENVILLE, N.

THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. Cotton Clear, crisp, cool. the circus ii. tines. suits have been in. How short the days are still a few market. coming to this after The Billet ft noon. The Stoat the of aid largest Trunks at Laud's. Save up nickel.-, boys, the is pleasant enough to suit an The lemon comes high for being use Not long now hunt in-; will into beat begin to hug the sun- -i G. stall III- h m o House. U T. is tuning his home repainted. K. h. a p at lice. will be a on the night of the 17th. . i , i King Horn Va- see our samples of j b work I Elder M. of will town i OUR SCRAP BOOK. Look Through and Whose Faces You Find. F. M. Hodges is John is in town. Miss Mary By aura is sick. Joel to Grifton Mon- day. Miss is visiting Wilson. Capt. J. T went to Monday. C. J- Hunter returned to last week. J. A. returned home Friday evening, Ex-Sheriff J A. left Monday on roan. J. W. Brown accepted a position with Higgs Bros, They breaks at the of ViS- E. Ii. returned from Durham Moil night. B s of the M if W. ii. Patter. Mis. A. J- had sou to War- to vi.-it relatives MUs Ellen of Easts Va , Is g a v. hits here. Mrs. Sallie E. of Windfall, X. C, is visiting Miss Sells Great Show. Mr. J. E- Boyle, press of advertising car No. arrived with his car on Thursday evening and his men at work at once billing the town and rounding country for the appear- of this in Greenville on Friday, Nov. 1st. Doyle paid the MEETING. N. C, Oct. The Board of for Pitt county met this date, sent C. Dawson, chairman, S- M- Jones, J. L- Smith and T. E. Keel. The following orders for were Martha Nelson H D tor a visit to make a large Smith Jacob contract, and we found him Op, Nancy Moore Susan exceedingly clever and Briley Lucinda Smith to deal with. f c ii n ii Eliza Edwards Sells Brothers ,, j H the largest show that has ; Henry Sam and ever visited Greenville- Cherry Fannie Tucker cent three-ring circus, five Alice Corbett Easter Vines Winifred Taylor Lydia Staten Warn, has gone to Golds- n fifty cages of placing order. A lo i I of ca today . hey looked out date. at cakes and will be all the rage by our housekeep- It. It. and wile, of went to the Atlanta Mrs. T. Cherry and Miss Nannie Great on wild animals, the tot pair of giant educated seals and sea lions, a flock of fall grown ostriches, are among the many features of this great show. There will be a grand street parade at o'clock on the morning of ex- Sells Brothers have no ordinary but it is the big- of all slows the road. Remember the dale, Nov. 1st. The chief Slate fair has selected In in county. M. S. U Jr., Cotton, Dr. Charles Laugh- i Dr. E. A. Move. U. S. Forbes, . K. Harding, H. P. Harding, W. D W. Grimes and 17th.- Butter Carr's fine fresh M. ScHULTZ- that his let no; a that will ears. our agent here ells show Mr, r stands at ad the class of weather prophets. Ills rain came lime. The market is supplied with meats now than it has been. also coming in. The Barbados Dr. L. for a if his A lot if Dress just at Lang's. If the weather Sunday i- like it been to-day it will test some people's Miss L. A. Co., have nice home-mad candies are the of the best forget the Mi at the Opera night. ad- cents, reserved at inst. Mrs. J. E. ten and little arc on a to relatives at ton. Billings left Wednesday tar C. M. to attend the Wilson. Murray e left day or Durham to make their home in Chat city. J. H. returned home Tuesday evening from court across the sound. returned Tuesday evening a short nip to G. J. Cherry, of the State Lumber Co. at spent W ed- here. B. C. took south bound train weeks tour on the road. Alfred Brown, of Raleigh, home Monday, after a shirt vi-it here to relatives. Virgil J. and Robert E. Etc, of son, brothers of W. T Lee, day here him. The was and j.- n such tint was too Lumber warm a t o to do on.-. is a coat of paint. of Carolina lost his g house by On Monday night. Several bales of cotton were burned. There have teen two female in town pa-t One was Belling chewing gain and the other spool and Wool Under wear Of night uh, to c Children tied for Create, Jew, at The snail will look at the and o gin silting down bis until he gets a to the show. to her home, after spending a near visiting friend. Bar. M. Killing- Friday evening from the Association at and went down to to-day. Mr.-. M. Latham, of Washington, and her brother, A. J. Brown, of Ml are the family, of I. B. Latham. W. II. Harrington and wife. Miss Bea- Mrs. K. H. Home re- turned y from the fair. J. B. and Elder J. M. Bar- j 11-1.1, of both by their better spent here. r. King, D. J. and wife. Miss Una and O. i. night s to be one of the meet enjoy enter- people hive your seats. Fob Sale, Sewing Machine, in per feet order. Feather Bed, Ac. Apply to W. F. It is said that if there were but one potato it the world a careful cultivator might produce 10,000,000.0 it In M. Billings, by Bar. ck, of will be- gin a meeting in tin-. Baptist at on Mr. Alfred to voted the palm as best local prophet, says not continue fair more two or three days. Watch bis prediction. The ob market keeps humping i the if is. S. Ohio. Walked with Crutches Rheumatism Eczema Swelled Cured. For two years I have been sick, having been confined to the house for a year. I have had eczema for nine years, having skilled physicians, but received no benefit. Last winter I caught cold and became Afflicted With Rheumatism, which put me on las July T commenced o use Hood's an; before I had finished one bottle I the crutches aside. After taking two bottles the eczema had and was almost entirely free from the effects of a swelled I know t hat it was Hood's that cured me I think it cannot lie recommended too highly. Although years old, feel young Mas. B. P. Simmons, East Springfield, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the public eye today. Hood's Pills cure JOEL PATRICK, GRIFTON, N. C Will I e ii Greenville day Friday of each ten rein, and that would supply the are again haying bis breaks world Ufa There are quite a of banters in oar midst, especially to- boy-. They are hiving ts of and lion the . folks put light of the looks like he was Standing to lb boys and keep them bustling. New out third the reel race at the Atlanta Expo Saturday last. There were from all over The circus seem to eaten the old a- well a- the young. All day Sunday be seen standing in front of them and looking An excellent an never-failing cure for headache, it is said, is the act of walking Just it s me if have doubt- at-out it. Me wire at peaches that ailed Jar. they locked line. They were put up in brandy by All.-u A Son, and t by weighed a hall a ,. p c farm acres, within corporate limits, truck tobacco fro it dwelling and all out houses. Apply to J bite, N. U- When you are sick LI a ease. With wearies; that do tot every day. draws the we d II. Walter bis mother, If. H. came over afternoon spend a day and with family of the editor. alter has just recovered from a an severe spell of typhoid lever and this U his to since lie went home sick the middle of July. He will be ready to return to bis with the before long. I. C. Latham, win has been seriously ill for last few weeks, was taken to treatment. He by Dr. C. J. and II. e. J. B Kenly, one of the At- Coast Line sent his car here to take Maj. Latham party as very over his and wish him an early recovery HUSBAND His last Suit of Clothes Most ladies do buy their 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 goods 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 I will sell at a very low one-half its real value- I have Suits from up. Don't fail to see 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 Opera House The season will open at the Opera m rues lay night with the en- by our local talent. It will consist a very laughable play posing vocal instrumental muse, etc-, promises be excellent in every Just pleas. By b-st Lake's sorrow, save th of Cloak i at were under tin k when to eat so a French no and it vi, ill t e y if at ii . bit tint i, be tor the . B jays it i- to m of a th St a t up and to a solid mm on top Mr. Joel Patrick, of Grifton, will be this market as a cotton buyer. lie will in Greenville on Wednesdays in Fridays. Govern yourselves See ad- invite you to inspect my -MEW STOCK OF- CLOTHING, Arrest disease by the timely use of Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS Gents Goods I will be glad to wait on you and show stork. You will surprised hew my bow Prises th t I since I bought my low Tariff goods. will give the bi ll to you to build u; s trade in Be sure lo come to see me for these Goods mot be -old at Prop W H J G son Winnie Chapman Polly Adams Mrs J W Crisp Long; Edwin Haddock Matilda Thomas Chas Joyner and wife U Dawson B P Smith The following; orders for end county purposes were issued; Stancil S R Ross W R Parker U Ivey Smith E B Henry Lewis L B Barney Co J B Louis Ines B S H T King Wm Skinner J W Wiley Pierce J B Bullock J B Bullock J B Bullock Robt G L J L John Mayo J L Little W I King- W Smith II A Blow J T Ward Dennis C Smith W H Ross R W King R R W King- R W King Woody E A B P Smith Chas Skinner B A Jones Jesse Cannon C P Gaskins W T Knight Andrew Robinson Dr. Jesse Brown W M Kin- Edwards E A Move R Kin C M Bernard 2-2 W T J Page D C Moore W C son L A Mayo A L Harrington B S Sheppard J H Woody J A Lang A D Hill Jason Joyner C P Gaskins L B W B Moore ton D C Smith J B lock D C Barrow J Z J J J W Perkins Council Dawson J L Smith T E Keel S M Jones B F Tyson Co J A Lang Mary Buck J A Lang Dr F W Brown Greenville stock law territory W B Wilson The following jurors were drawn for December term Superior First A Kith ell, A A Forties, G E Louts B Stokes, H N Gray, John S Ross, W J Little, Adrian Wilson, J A Stoker, John R R S James, II W W Thomas, W E Proctor, W N Owens, J E Spier, Wiley Brown, Wm. Second B Carrington, Warren Cherry, John A Wilson, James J J James Wooten, Chas. Cobb, J J Hardy, Arch Stokes, E Lang, W R Ford, Wm. J C John E Brown, J A Braddy, D G Moore. The following were allowed to list taxes for Smith. Per- House, Alfred Leggett, Louisa Moore, H. S. Gorham. Swift Creek-J. C- ton, Bettie Worthington, F. A- Whitaker, Washington Chapman, Abram Mills, J W Allen. R Worthington x, Mary A Haddock. Mary A Carney, Margaret Moore. Ordered that Alfred H Long be notified to appear before the Board the first Mon- in December show cause why the College property at Greenville should not be taxed. The following pauper orders heretofore issued and not being called for were ordered Amelia for R E for John and Andrew for W F Williams U F Smith, of Richmond. Ya, having made person a to the to place in the Court House a vault for the and preservation the records of the county, accord- with plans and specifications of the same which are now on file with the of this Board, for the of payable in four yearly of the completion of the work, it was ordered by vote of tho Board that said proposition be accepted and that Jarvis Blow, attorneys for the Board, be directed to prepare tho necessary papers and contract, that Dawson, chairman of tho Board be fully directed to execute and deliver tho said papers when so prepared. What a County Did Raising Tobacco- Little Elks, year old daughter of Mr. Louis B- Elk, of township, Legged her r to give hi-r a crop of tobacco to grow. He let her have hills, just, one-seventh hi at acre. Dora did all the set- ting and worming and helped in all the work possible that her lit- hands could do, and a few days ago sold her crop at the Star Warehouse. After deducting all for grad- received Little Dora is chip from the Her father is one of tho very Lest the toys that on a two horse rip in corn, cotton, tobacco B e. potatoes tins year he will make above Mr. Elks i only a small but attends to it makes a full of everything. Who can I beat Blackjack I S C . 1895. Mr. B. A v lost a fine horse last Thu Sheriff R. King, was in town last Wednesday on business. Miss Lou and Mollie Johnson, of Parmele, spent Sunday in town- Revs. W- C Merritt, of Roper City, and J. R. Sawyer, have been assisting Rey. W. A- Forbes in the pro- meeting in the Methodist church the past week- Elder G. A. held in the Methodist church her Saturday and Sunday. There was a large crowd in at- RESOLUTIONS OF the Ladies Aid So- of Greenville M. S. Church the following preamble resolutions were adopted. it has pleases God to take into Himself our beloved sister, Mrs. A. II. Burch, therefore Resolved That we consider it a duty and a hereby express our her faithful services rendered our Society. Resolved That we express our deep sorrow, but feel that this dispensation of Providence is for some unseen good. Resolved Th it a copy of these res- be sent to the bereaved family one placed upon our record and one sent to the Raleigh for cation. from the pain mid strife the endless peace, of the heavenly home, To the of the higher Ma. brown, Mrs. A. B. Mrs. F. G. A Fine Sermon. Rev. G. F. Smith delivered a fine sermon Sunday morning on the shall not bear false witness against thy neigh- The points were taken ably discussed and made so plain a child could understand. We have heard many complimentary remarks about it. Sermons like that do good. Mr. Thomas one of the oldest men in Carolina township, died day afternoon. He was years old. In our news columns a few days ago the death of Mr- M. C. S. Cherry, an ex member of the Legislature from Pitt county, was noted. Be was known for many miles around for long years as by all the young people. He was an old fashioned industrious, economical farmer who made bread and meat when his neighbors were buying from the West; he kept the faith of Democratic simplicity, that those men are best gov- who are least governed; he was true to his friends and if he forgave his enemies he did it after the of Andrew Jack- son ; he was honest and just, though lie found it hard always to be just to men whose public career was contrary to his idea of right; he had no for a Re- publican and sincerely believed they were enemies of the country; he was an original man, forceful, energetic and aggressive. He was a man, this writer enjoyed such evidences of his friendship as to cause him to sin mourn the death of honest Mark Observer. This has been one of the days that sometime come to the world appreciate the bright days more. Sale No. and newest designs. Sale No. 2- CLOTHING to suit and to fit you HIGGS BROS. Sale No. HATS to fit your heads cheap. Sale No. Roots and to suit and fit your feet and pocket. FILLED TO THE SLAUGHTER cm intend to make our new stock of Dry Goods Shoes. rapidly if low prices will do it. Everything the very a poor article in he store. Right up in quality. Right up in Right up in assortment. Just what will please you. No trouble to show goods. C. T. ------FOR THE- FALL AND WINTER and cordially invite you to inspect the largest and neatest assortment of T f Dress Goods and Trimmings novelties. in I Clothing of the highest art Doth to fit and suit you. SHOES and BOOTS to fit both your pocketbook. feet and Hats and Caps in the latest styles. Cloaks-- the handsomest line ever brought to this city. Call on us and will show you better than can tell you. TAFT CO. ever brought to Greenville. Our stock con- all the newest and most stylish DRESS GOODS, Trimmings, Notions, Furnish- Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Domestics, Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting and Shirting, Calicoes, Fancy 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 Meal, 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 offered 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 We buy Cotton and and pay highest market price for I them. Your exp teaches you buy land deal with men who will treat you fair and j 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 Rawls Jew e'er. GREENVILLE, N. C leads in Ladies, Misses, Cloaks. Cloaks DABBLE. DEPENDABLE. Commendable for their style and grace. Dependable for their fit and price. in their ever wearing quality. These are Bella, and these are only kind sustain the of seller. The only kind that gives Joy and fort to the buyer. M. R. THE GREENVILLE, I attended the sales in New York and in July where jobbers were purchasing to sell to the southern trade and I am now prepared to offer many inducements to my customers and the trade generally. I also bought a big lot, of and ROOTS and SHOES on June 1st before the price. Also a big line of Ladies Dress Goods. Dry and Notions, Crockery, Hardware, Tinware. Wood and and Furniture, which I will sell cheap. In proof of what say I will quote you prices of a few and Boys Cashmere Pants Men and Cashmere Suits Boys Vest , Mens Vest Coals Mens 11.78, Mens Suits made of Coat Mens Clay Worsted, Diagonal and Cork screw Suits to Mens Coats, same Boys size to at Mens Overcoats to Shirts Shirts, goad vain and Boys IV- to Mao and Boys Cotton, and Fur Hats to pair Skin Shoes, Congress and worth will sell Ladies and Misses good Shoes to Ladies and Misses old stock, to Children Shoes, old stock, to Nice Rice Good Rica Molasses , Good West India Molasses All kinds of Farmers taken in exchange for goods High- est cash prices paid fur Cotton in Feed List. i. a. N. C.

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Military Academy from Fay o w Hi, ii I he name of this popular Institution of learning bore alter be on Military Ac The PALL TERM BEGIN- Kl I, With greater better mo and ii lie and. it tie, prospects, the school inter upon y y of a larger patronage and . Tins moat thorough i given iii literary and com in a ii, an Culture and physical training r due attention The Third Announcement, full will be mailed to ad lie.-- i poll a, plication. Maj. J. W. Supt., N. C. A ION It J. AND AND FLORENCE RAIL , TRAINS Dated Y. I- A. II. A. M , ran II V, Ml I- VI I., Wilson Selma Ar. I v A i i ii on Ill i n in Si IS ii., modern stand- u Family Medicine Cures the every-day of humanity. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING ii 0-20 O t i S .-. In I. l I II . I v J v I arbors T v W Ai lit r Tarboro v Tarboro i. Ml Ar Weldon in P. M P. M. For Barb Wire Cuts, Collar Galls, Cracked Old Sores, Cuts, Boils, Bruise; . and all kinds of inflammation ca or beast. Cures Itch and ho et Ban alter c i. prepared for Occident by keeping it in yen Cure, Ho Pay. Price en. and If yon not keep it send us els. in stamps and we will send it to you by mail, Jan. MM. n II Saddle W ire- ah I n M B. ,, C. B. and Feed BABY BURNED. am to a word for oil. My .- a alter Irving other I applied your -Oil .- application cave relict, mid in a e well. also the oil on and Hit j remedy for that have ever Your,, I. LEWIS. BY PARIS MEDICINE CO., MO Sal I J. druggist. Train on Scotland Week Branch Weldon 3.40 p. in., Halifax p. in., arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 p Greenville 6.37 p. m., 7.35 it teases Kinston 7.20 i. i, G Ha it i. ii SI. am I i Kip in. 1.50 U. Ill . 6.1 i p. p. in. , Sunday. with trains on ml Train leave- i K via Ii. K. . Sunday M if., 5.0 p. m. a. in. Id and iii I e except a in. i. r leaves S a. m. ; r rive v t on Nashville leaves at 4.3,1 p. in., arrive -ft- p- p. in. t Hop. a. in. a. arrives m., rail s of eh I Li J. F. KING, STABLES. On Fifth Street near Five Point. Passengers carried to any at reasonable tales Good Comfortable The Charlotte OBSERVER. NEWSPAPER AD WEEKLY. It. ii, b i p n in-- I ha i , . a. m I i c- bar B-J Vive- Inn at a. 7.50 . m ex t mi lain II t I I ii ii a. Ni. makes at all St tali vi i l-o and i on a It R daily all via daily ex- I JOHN f. DIVINE. General Supt. T M. EM iN, . J. K. Independent and fearless ; and attractive than ever, it ill be an . able visitor In the home the I he club or the work run n. OBSERVER. All of the news of the world. Com Daily reports the State and National Capitols. a THE WEEKLY OBSERVER. A perfect family All the news of the week. The reports the Legislature a special. the Weekly Ob- ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. S tor sample copies. Address THE OBSERVER, Notice to Creditors. Hiving before the Superior Court desk of Pitt as Administrator of the estate of George Move, deceased, notice is hereby all persons indebted to I he estate to make immediate payment to the under- signed, and having claims the must the same for payment on or before the day of September, MM, or this notice will he plead in bar of recovery. Sent. 1897. B. E. MOVE. of Gorge Move. Notice to Creditors. Having duly before the Court Clerk of Pitt county as to Lost Will an I 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 for payment on or before the 17th day of September, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This 17th day of September ISM, R. D. WALL. of James Wall. Notice to Creditors- Clerk the Superior Court of Pitt County baring issued to lids day, letters of upon the of James way deceased. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said s Galloway to their claims to the ed on or before September properly authenticated, or this notice ill be plead In bar of their recovery. All pi Indebted to said to make e payment and thus save costs and expense. bis the 13th day of September B. of James Galloway. Silo of Valuable By virtue of a decree of the Sup Court of Pitt county made at April 1-0-i in a case therein pending entitle i j. A. Bynum executor of B. A. versus R. B. et a s. I will on November 4th. before the Court door in Greenville, sell at sale to lbs est bidder the following pieces or par-els or laud lying and I In county to wit One tract on Ike north side of Black Swamp known as adjoining-he lauds of N. Bynum, R. . Beaman and others, containing acres more or lest. One tract known as the adjoining th I lands of R. ii. Julia and others, con- more or less. One tract known as the the lands of R. J. . and others, con- acres more or less. And one other piece in Falkland township known the Bluff property about two acres and Upon which U situated B store and warehouse. of-ale cash, one third in months and Ike balance in twelve months from day of sale, with interest on the deferred payments and secured by notes of the purchases, title retained until the whole of the money la paid. the of October L. BLOW, Four Opinions. There to vis- ion of the Be publican bosses on tho silver question- A. few days we copied interview with Settle in which be put himself on record strongly against free coinage. A few days Settle view, his chief rival as the of the Republican party, Senator am for the free and ed coinage of silver. The great majority of the North Republicans are for it. In fact, all are friendly to This seemed to make issue plain between them. Tho Republican comes to help and nine tenths of lite Re- publicans are opposed to unlimited coinage do not to be dumped, bag and baggage, into the laps of our Pop- And now come A- E. Holton, of the Republican Executive in a letter to Richmond Pearson, ground for fusion on State offices, out against it in tho tight. We Under these Butler hail passed in tho Silver neither Reid. Allison could hope to get tin ii support, for even five tor, it would be folly for us to talk about voting for Populist electors when they declare they will not support our part of the ticket, for no ore expects the Republican platform to de dare for the free and unlimited silver independent of international agreement, or to nominate a free silver candidate for the presidency We afford to the policy of the National Ilium party solely to effect fusion, nor can u Republican advocate the Populist doctrine and hope to retain the confidence of his party. He will either have to abandon his position or full in with the Populists. The sooner our people realize this the better for themselves and tho par- Three is cold comfort for ard all Observer. ARTICLE OF For of the North Co. The undesigned, J. Cherry, the State of North Caro- and County of Martin, Oscar S. Flash, of City, County and State of New York, and u. Samuels, resident of said Slate of North Caro- and t of Martin, being Irons of a corporation and by virtue of chapter of the Code of Carolina, and the sets of The thereof, and for the purposes B- ed, and the following Articles of agreement and associate u-on terms and for the purposes following lo wit. The name Of be is North Stale The objects f, r the said company is formed are to own and dial in logs and options on timber. To purchase, own and s i of all To and deal in lumber of all kinds. To deal in lumber on , t- inn chase, improve, own and convex lands requisite to its nod to erect and maintain To own and operate n fer the purpose of the and sale lumber- To charter, own and operate vessels, cats, d rail- roads the of lops, lumber other materials, and persons as the Company To own and operate in with of said Com To borrow money upon it- ow, credit and I s from lime lo time at int-rests n quire To i-sue a Loud bonds seemed by a mortgage or mortgages upon the prop- and franchises of i-aid r d to sell the same for the purposes raising money for t of said Ai d to do all acts and to perform ail operations that may be deem, d expedient in connection with lb- of r-viii i I he pi a of In Md Company be at till county, State of North Carolina- The corporation shall exist for the term of thirty years the date of e of incorporation. o. The following persons have Sub scribed to the stick of said corporation to J. Cherry, Oscar U. Samuels. The present capital of said shall be twenty live ills- and dollars, to be divided into two Inn, of the value of hundred dollars each of which forty shares been subscribed, by the parties, to wit J. Cherry thirty t shares, A- share U- Samuels ore share, the mid shall ha re the privilege of increasing its capital stock to any amount not exceeding seventy live thousand dollars in shares of one hundred Collars each. The said capital or any par, may be for or pr actually received by or labor or to ion- and when so I for baaed, said stock shall be deemed am, taken as on .-.-.-. i of said and there shall no I for the holders of s lid Con puny he- the amount stock held by them. The first meeting of this any for all in connection with its organization and business as provided this i barter .-hall be held on Friday, September th, 1895 at Parmele, Mar- tin county. North In witness whereof, we the Corpora- tors before named, for the purposes aforesaid, have hereunto set our and seals, this the eighteenth day September, J. CHERRY, Seal. CAR FLASH, Sr J. U. SAMUELS, Seal. Signed delivered in the presence of Donnell subscribing witness. A young lady in Kentucky ii such n dread of railroads she could not be prevailed upon to ride in a car. A few days ago she yielded to persuasion, and a train at Burnside. A miles out from town the train made a she became antic, and died before she be removed from the oar. It a clear of death from fright Mr. Enoch Williams, of this county, has raised this year, two crops of corn on the same land. One crop was in March and was gathered in July, and the second crop was then planted and has just gathered, Chatham Record. The render of p, per will I e ed In learn that there is at one dreaded ban a hie lo cure In all its stages, and that is Catarrh, Mali's Catarrh Cine is only positive con. known to the medical disease, requires a constitutional Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous, surfaces the sys- thereby destroying the foundation of the t strength by building op m its York, The so much in Its powers that they Umpire I Dollars for any case lint it falls to for us. of testimonials. V. Jo Toledo, O. by Druggist We Offer Von a . Which INSURES Safety of Life to Mother I and Child. EXPECTANT MOTHERS, Robs Confinement of its Pain, Horror and Risk., My wife used be- fore birth of d, she l not Suffer from or quickly , relieved at the critical hour suffering but i hail no pains afterward and her recovery was rapid. E. E. Johnston. Ala. Sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of, price. per Moth- , era mailed Free. I Oil CO., Atlanta, BOLD BY ALI, LAND SALE. of the power in me vested a by a decree in the case of Susan and Win. L. Elliott, iv ii ii n. Ii n Nicholson trading as Elliott Jesse Brown and wife Laura Brown, and T- E. Trustee, which decree was mad.- be Ills Honor Albert L. Coble, Judge, at the April Term of Pitt Superior Court and duly d Docket No. page In Court will sell at public sale to the highest bidder at the Court House door Greenville, N. C., th.- day of November two tracts of land in township Pitt County and d as follows, One tract as the Ida a u adjoining the of Betsy Cobb. Join. A. Cobb, O, B. Hathaway One Hundred mid thirty seres, other tract of laud adjoin- the said tract, O. B. Ha h- J. II, Clark o as the Brown land containing two bundled a more or Terms of one-third c balance in due pay. able in one and two years respectively. by notes of the at per cent on sail notes from day of sale, to have privilege of said noes any time before due if he or all rash i time of as he may prefer, title to be Cd all of purchase money is paid. WM. H. LONG, Commissioner. Greenville, N. C A Good One. T. hot . I , Mr- Ho t nit a will known farmer in toll bun that i m us d v. lot o In; when Anna out was so hut lie and he i. d to to trot I hem the r.-it Iv for GREENVILLE. N. C. DEALER IX MARBLE. Wire and Iron Fencing sold. First-class work reasonable. DO YOU RIDE A VICTOR your to J Jr., Factors N Fill K . Personal i lo . DR. L. JAMES, N. C. . DR. B. A. DENTIST, i , it O. up stairs E Cc-, Hardware store Acts Like Magic. If yon or any other p i, OH. h yon can get at Dr. will cure you. We Keep That Kind. I Iii. fart in out Poor Health means so much more than you and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest out of sorts, weak and generally ex- have no appetite and can't work, begin at once the most strengthening Brown's Iron Bit- A few bot- comes from the very first stain your and it's pleasant lo take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments Women's complaints. Get only the has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others arc sub- On receipt of two stamps we will send set Ten Worlds Fair Views BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD a. . . . The ; t r , made in the . . r BOSTON. DETROIT. CAN Our Si complete In every t we ran supply all your wants in You In n u f i any- thins and will y hi. In Ion to Felling the b west s, we p of I lie f m ail ill pro- a ; in th- We lo have II any J. O. X. OINTMENT OLD --------IS STILL AT THE I A LINE m- , I, -t i , , I. e, s. ., i. t, ,. . tins; necessary for Millers, Mechanics and en Hats. Shoe. Drew Goo-V I h -ad j tor Heavy Groceries, and ., ; , ,,, i, i , H n, and keep and attentive ALFRED FORBES, Li Fire K, N. AT THIS COURT HOUSE. All kinds pint in FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lower current rates. FT RE E TRADE MARK ii m in CO. CF PHILADELPHIA, Surplus over R. B. Rainey, State C. Old Mutual is best managed Life America. It furnishes all kinds of at possible rates eon with absolute security. If may not pay as 1- commissions to as some other companies, but its low rate of ex- low death rate, immense plus safely and invested, dividends and to ts render it the in to insure. Its policies are ab c t be t d on policies, paid or parried Hie Company for a t of ye J L. Cur. u Dis. This has been In use over years, and wherever know has been in steady demand. It has been en- the over e conn try, cures where all other with attention of the physicians, have for years failed. This Ointment is of lone standing and high reputation which it bas obtained Is owing -o its own as but little ever been to bring it before Ointment lie sent to any address on receipt of One Hollar. All Cash promptly at- tended to. Address all orders and T. P. X. NORTH B. B. TIME TABLE. In b. 1808. BAST. KM lie , i Pas. Sun. , STATIONS Sun, P. M. Hi P M A. M 4-I s A-J P. M I A. l. is a ii The Ari cultural and Mechanical Colored Race, at Greensboro, N. c, Fall Term will begin i . mission will be mails c J,, ; and i nation students will made i i, o . in . , the Saturday In September next. Instruction Is given In Agriculture, lit , Man in , v, Arts, the English aid Physical, Economic -i reference lo , in the industries of life. A lira it'll number Of girls will , for mi, in d Ii ti to the r, c of study, will be given III S I'm Lin dry work. This School is endowed by the United States, and the ,,; No It is not sectarian, and ii not trolled or Influenced any , u m- TERMS. Students. Tuition, Free Tuition, per session ALL STUDENTS. Board, per week . use of room, Ac. per session m a month 2.00 For use of piano per session 1.00 additional terms see which can be had by Rd The President of allege for Colored Race G N. C. Train connects Wilmington Weldon train North, leaving m., and with West, leaving PATENTS Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and nil Pat- for moderate Fees. OUR U, Patent and we can secure in time from Washington. model, drawing or photo., with advise, if or not, fret of charge. Our fee not due till secured. A Pamphlet. Obtain with cost same in the U. S. and countries sent free. Address, Opp. Patent Washington. D. C. PARLORS Under Opera Call in whoa want good work LINK. WE WANT YOUR ORDERS FOR We will fill them QUICK We will fill them CHEAP We will fill them WELL Rough Beaut Framing, 80.0 Rough Sap Framing, ; Rough Sap Inches Rough Sap Boards, t Inches Wait days for our and we furnish you Dressed as Wood delivered to your door for cents a load. Terms cash. Thanking you for past patronage, GREENVILLE COMPANY N. C, TAR SERVICE Steamers Washington Green ville and Turin touching at all Ian inns on Tar Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ti A. M. Returning leave Tarboro at A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Greenville days. departures are subject lo st.- of water on Tar River REDUCED RATES AND ATLANTA, GA. September 31st, 1885. the above occasion the Southern Railway Co. will sell round trip tickets lo Atlanta, Ga and return on the following FROM j C D E Wanted Ra FARQUHAR Teed Saw Mill lit mil no; p- ., with j, -i . to For t . A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd., YORK, PA, with era of The Norfolk, and Wash- din Norfolk, Philadelphia York and Boston. Shippers via Dominion New York, tie from Norfolk more Steamboat iron more. Mineral Boston. Agent, N. J. J. mm Alexandria, Va. N. C. N. C. Ya. . Chatham, Ya. . Va-. Chapel Hill, N. C. Concord, N- C. Charlotte, N. Danville, Va. Durham, N- C. Front Royal, Ya. Greensboro, N. Goldsboro, N. C. N. C-. Hickory, N C. Point, Hot N- C. Henderson, N- C-. Ly Va. Lexington, N. N, Marion, Newton, N. C. Orange, Va. Oxford, Richmond, Va. Reidsville, N. C. N, C. South Boston, Ya. Va. Salisbury, N. C. Statesville, N. C. N. V. N. O. Washington, D. C. West Point, Va-. Va. Wilkesboro, N-C. Winston Salem, j. is 4.15 ill CO 2.1 -2 .; 05-. . ., . . . . . . . . ,. . j . HO , . . . . I . . I Rates from into me points in proportion. Real Estate and Rental Agent. and lots for Rent or sale easy. Rents, Taxes. Insurance open accounts and any other of debt placed in my hands for collection have prompt attention. faction guaranteed. I solicit your patronage. Column A . Tickets will be old on St timber ml dally Iron S r to IS inclusive, with Ml limit January Col- Tickets will be s daily from September M to in with days from date of sale. Tickets will be -1 . , I , , i I I I I days from date of sale. Column Tickets will be sold from Sen tenser lo SO, inclusive, with limit seven days from lit date of sale. THE RAILWAY is only line entering Exposition Grounds, hiving a double-track, standard gangs railway from the the of Atlanta to RIB For tickets and Information apply to J. II. GULP, Mgr. w. A. TURK, Q. P. A. 1300 Penna. Ave., Washington, D. C,