Eastern Reflector

JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all worts of this line NEATLY, and IN BEST STYLE. Plenty of new mate- rial and the best of Stationery. The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. VOL. XIV. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1895. NO. You Need The Reflector this year will give the news every week for a year. . K. lb L B X K Y-AT-I. A W, WILL'S, under Opera Third S v ;. G H E A r L nil EVERY BOY. an Education, And Eastern to help one Boy in direction. Armour Packing Com of Chicago, wrote the State Treasurer that its rep- ShOUld want at Wilmington had notified that was taxed as a tax under lion of the new revenue act. which imposes that on a corporation with over capital. company protested We absolutely of it employed only a small n the holder to amount of capital in this State free tuition in all branches ,. . . for entire spring i-rm, that it was of the opinion the FOR FULL FUSION. would be doubtful, particularly on J account of the new election law, Asheville, Oct. that there be of Male tax was only applicable to in the State alone. B. K. Attorney and Counselor at-Law Pill County, in ill Civil Sol rs a fraud mover land, and col- and ; ,., an be trim CONDITION'S. is r- X. C. in I u and count J. ALIX. I. Ill BLOW, W. N. J. II. J. L. I B LOIS A FLEMING W, N. C. Practice in the Court- c. AM. . r . , -To ; ; K-r best for boys In Treasurer Worth referred the and the- boy to Attorney General Os- ; borne, who writes to him as fol , lows; opinion is that sec- given to who will gt the of the new revenue act is number of yearly to The Eastern and not to domestic corporations between now and o'clock P. M. Armour Co. are Two for C that tax must be paid or four B months ,,. ,. is important one. TM no penny I Armour Go's, claim of exempt- because co- the time boy who brings it does not stand at all. will get scholarship. curse we I expect more than one to be I Henry, I brought In, this is a prize , , ., , I winning toys will worn for Owe and other statesmen out of it- who are doing of the ; In that there m iv lo an . . . ,. , . . . ,. . live for boy who wishes to for jest at this I are a cash Shuford, of pet c lit on so f, n . . t tali to get the year in the work, of a salary. to work with the lo nil salaries to correspond price sol tin- a-you it , by applying to the If you decide all the toe., .-i tins send us your name been an office, US Lo know how many h are, , . , , . . prize. We will publish qt would in of the c country now -News in of the . ,., of Jan. giving sic- boy lime to enter day of spring term Monday, i lie con- the people on the fact at last know where of a at Henderson- villa to day. on the question of fa MOB said great deal is said to policy the will pursue in North Carolina at tho next I am in favor honorable co operation on electoral ticket, as on Slate and county tickets. That is, I favor a ion of electoral ticket in v two ballots and that the of electors State officers be on the same ballot, and the further it will cause more or less confusion in each one of counties where we have co opera and in every congressional district where there is co opera- on electoral as well as on the State ticket. The adoption of the policy of some of our friends would simply mean the abandon- of those Republicans who were About North Carolina. Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Govt Report a way as to secure the to Congress at the last of so many Republican electors pledged to vote for the nominee election by means of co-operation. It is a fact that there was not a North Carolina contains square miles laud surface, square miles water surface, square miles total area. Extreme length miles ; extreme I mile. ; length cf coast line miles- of Raleigh, State capital, is, latitude de- minutes, degrees minutes and sec Altitude of Raleigh above sea level feet- Mean elevation of the State feet Highest Point High feet- Highest towns, Boone feet. Number of counties ABSOLUTELY PURE of the Republican patty and of so single Republican elected to Con- many Populist electors pledged to vote for the nominee of the party- the selection of electors individual in re surd to silver or any other matter ought not to be considered. I am unalterably opposed to what is known as for silver While I am favor of the free coinage of and shall work and vote for it in Congress, at the same time I am not in favor of abandoning our national Republican organ- the State and adopting any one specific It is the patriotic duty of every Re- publican and North Carolina to see to it that the Democrats are defeated the State at the next election. Should we fail to thereby give the Democrats the of us, the result be at the last election without the aid of Populist and Observer. K. K. . Wilson, X. Greenville, N. i Al Greenville. X. special given an i of claims. Address to THE Greenville K. He declared at last week that he and would sud- i I have arranged . ., , . . r, , , with the of Eastern, tho candidate for leach free of charge In nominated by the Republican lie branches for the Convention- Now that is, Spier are . whom , t , u in suns i e st. , , , , W. IT. h THINGS TO The path of duty lies in what is near. A man who marries for money usually earns it. Inexperience is more cost than experience. Tho gambler is always sure of winning next time. When you introduce a moral I. let i be brief. The door of the temple of fame ops both ways. Loss of time grieves him most who knows most. Man owes more to than he is willing to pay- Pleasure becomes monotonous but happiness never. Love is within the reach of all square miles; area smallest county square miles. Mean annual temperature degrees. annual temperature for Raleigh is degrees. Sum- mer winter 483- Rainfall Total water power horse power. Number miles of Railroad Present valuation railroad property 55- of North Carolina S- 1800, ; in 1880 it was A New Antidote. Correct. 96- Number of towns with pop- over Area of largest count Rob-, keep the drug stores supplied It would be well, say the Peters- burg Express, for every reader of the following paragraphs, to them out and preserve them- The white ash is abundant in many parts of this and the adjoining state, and it would be advisable to an increase o the of election laws care to have it. similar to those force in South Carolina Mississippi, audit will be impossible for cans or Populists in the future to secure fair treatment at the polls. With cc-operation from top to bottom victory will be easy, and overwhelming. With co-operation on the State ticket three competing Civilization produces its own peculiar breed of s; There will be no new until there is a new creation. Those who have never prosperity hardly be said to be unhappy, it is from the of we have lost that the arrows of affliction are point- ed. More hearts away in secret anguish for from those who should be their com- at first will not than for any other ways survive a second look- Every woman regards her first as an infant phenomenon. Lots of men are afraid of ghosts and yet have no fear of spirits. Sow good services; sweet re in life To rt at another's prosper is to give content to your own lot; to mitigate another's grief is nil tickets in the field, the result will grow from them, to alleviate or dispel your own- with the leaves. A little of this vicinity was cured of a rattle snake bite re by the use of a strong de- of white ash taken internally, and also applied to the wound- The was not used until the day after she was bitten. it been used after receiving the bite, there would probably have been no swelling at all- There is a species of black snake not poisonous, which always tights snake when he meets him, and always kills him. But in the encounter, he general- receives many wounds from the fangs of his poisonous These he cures by chewing white ash leaves and supplying his saliva, charged with the as a sort of liniment. The instinct of the reptile seated the to man. Sam Jones has been twice in Wilmington- If there were really a dozen genuine converts gathered in at the two meetings is more than we believe. We know others of the same opinion. Evangelists who get are never to go where there are not big crowds, churches and good pros- of large collections- They simply upon other men's The drought northern Texas the Indian Territory is the most severe in many years. Wells are dry and courses are dried up. Stock water in large ranches has out and herds are ally; on the move for water- The State Treasurer has issued to Simon of New York, in North Carolina per cent- bonds. The firm had re- fused heretofore to take them, being angry because the would not accede to its demand regarding the C per cent. North railroad construction bonds. Au Albany grape grower says. In the packing house you will see children eating grapes all day at any time they like- I never saw one of them separate the seeds from the pulp. never do Now, I have known that for twenty years, and I never heard of a case of A dealer who is shrewd and wise Is very sure to advertise; And to become, as he grows wiser. Still more and more an advertiser Gala Event of all the Year at NOVEMBER 1st 1895, SELLS Enormous United Big Show 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 its magnitude, magnificence and merit now increased in every way except in price of admission ; larger tents . larger Menagerie, Animate, more Horses, more Artists, more features a greater number of acts and better ones than ever seen in this Beyond all now the Biggest and Best, without a rival, or false all feature wonderful sights, mammoth water- proof tents, the Giant Show of the World, actually to perpetuate its grandeur, its marvelous Menagerie embracing every captive beast known to exist, largest tent ever constructed. Honestly advertised and presented, Truthful, Moral and Instructive. NOVEMBER 1st, 1895. i i m I Greatest Show on Earth is coming own special cars Separate gs, all New Menagerie, Cages, Gala Hippodrome an Army of Clowns, Headed by the Famous Favorite, JOHNNY LOU LOW. We carry People. Horses and Ponies. Seating capacity 000- Thirty Gentlemen Ushers. Advance tick- for sale at On Day Exhibiting Friday. November 1st. Circus parties 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 lions. Educated Alaska Seals, performing Kangaroos, trained Elephants, Lordly Lions, Leopards, Stately Flocks of Ostriches, the first ever publicly exhibited, and marvelously trained . Wild and Domesticated Animals of all descriptions. the greatest on earth. Absolutely eclipsing any pageant ever seen on the public streets, takes place at o'clock a. m., on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1895. It is over a mile in length. No postponement on account of weather. complete performances daily. Afternoon at at Doors open one hour earlier. f ft ft i-

J. u Conducted by O. L. Joyner, Proprietor Eastern Tobacco Warehouse Entered at the K. C. as el Ml m matter. WEDNESDAY, OCT. Gov- Carr is about to accept two new infantry at Plymouth and one at bury. It was so cold at Ml. Airy on that thrown out would freeze almost as as it touched the ground- Miss Frances E of Baltimore was elected as of the Woman's Christian Union for the seven consecutive time on th t and l- h next, ail mil wit, . i I Carolina hull, in addition to regular b. ii cord trams- The case wherein the Fusion Directors are suing for the session cf the Pen is now being tried in Raleigh- One day has already been con surged by the legal points involved and there doubtless be lots of cross before the case is ed. Plaintiffs were allowed to amend their complaint by pay- up all cost Judge is the presiding, and very able con. both sides. Friday's break quite a large and for good to were than usual- Brown Co., the warehouse firm of Green- ville, N. C-, the manage- of Mr. Ed M. Pace is a big co and They say, said the prudent man, that a man who never drinks nor smokes nor stays up late at night always lives to a great age. Yes, replied his very friend, with a that is his pun Star. Good tobacco is selling high now. have seen several farmers recently who have been tobacco markets all of them that we have say it is selling as well in as where they have been. Coast Line in the Gate further that a tobacco market as City we saw nothing that readers know is not; built in i i n. ,. It takes time and p. ever pressed us so much m the way ct i r ii t u to to build a good tobacco in exhibit as that made by the it , c i and when a man firmly J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., that he as much Winston N. C- money at home as he can by No North that j shipping it is not much home and is proud of the to those who have labor, great State of his birth will visit j ed to get the market. Of c the Exposition without feeling if a man thinks he can get mote ashamed that North Carolina has money for his stuff by shipping building in which to make an it then an entirely different a creditable exhibit, to ; ton is presented. We done ask the of her Tarred man to sell his tobacco in tries and inexhaustible resources Greenville unless he is confident As we stood at the entrance and that our market is as good as any FRANK WILSON. The Tobacco and published at C, is a bright clear and newsy trade journal. Two or three es of this kind have been without success. Durham is well backed a id it should sup- port the Tobacco and Grocer. Mr B. who w is married in Wed- lay to Miss O- Jones, of that city, will reach Greenville with his bride on the o'clock rain this For the past o years we have been thrown companionship with surveyed the Exposition just in front of us the building, to our left and slightly on a the main mouth structures of the the York rose m in our front dotted there the buildings of the various Southern Western States To all of these we went and for the time being, so Col. J. S. Carr, who for the two years has been the President of the Hoard of Agriculture and iii consequence of the State Fair, declined a re- election. His business engage- were that he could not afford make the sacrifice of time which it required to perform the duties of the office. Col. Carr has done much during hi term of office the Stare Fairs. Had ii not been for his personal efforts and contributions during the past two years we would have had any fairs- Every will regret that he could longer as the The Board elected as his Col. of Dur- ham. De will doubles make as worthy and C as could been lie is a large farmer, an and en man, besides he is from Durham. This means much toward law success of the lair. This town always stands its citizens in efforts anywhere England b-r hack is his tail r to Rice that lute submission. It that hail d ed of and the latter is- trying to get satisfaction V says she has made reparation and will make no mate claim certain boundaries and says be;. line a-id called a half. Sam his i-aim there and may take a baud it the old reaches I in coat-tail pocket, pulls out his red gives his nos a blow, England will beat that blow, and it will m an you hid r look how you of my toes or will hear The will favorably with almost navy lL we believe she the backbone to stand square to Johnny Bull. The great light has been declared ff They were to tight October 23rd, then it was transferred to Hot Spring, Arkansas, but the Governors of those States put a quietus to such performances. At a confer- the Florida club agers of and the Club for a post of the contest to No Brady. agreed to this, but Julian, manager, Steadfastly refused to There was a the club the light off- Brady t lieu t Cat belt to any man in the world on November Robert pie- the man to be named twenty-four The outcome the meddle cannot be foretold it looks as if a fight of some kind on. Parham and know him to be of business and for the young o we predict a future. Mr. P is a successful young to- of only a year in our but that time he has made many friends all of whom wish him a happy f loose tobacco sales on the Richmond market for the en ling September 1st, 1895, four million pounds less than for the year ending Sept- ember 1st, Four million pounds is a considerable fall off with a market like Richmond that never sold at its best, but about eleven millions pounds- There are some facts on record the origin and growth the Richmond market that would interesting reading matter to some f our North Car tobacconists. There is a considerable squab- now going between the Carolina markets, the Danville Ya., markets, or rather by the newspapers of these places. The Car Messenger has some Very bard things to say the ville It makes some allegations about the Dan- ville people that we don't believe true, and the Danville Journal retorts back in very Ian to the South Carolina ed- All of this kind of stuff will aid the South Carolina mar- at all in g themselves up nor does Danville in our ion need such notoriety and th Journal need not remind the world that Danville is the largest tobacco in it. already know it. We have been to the Exposition and have returned all safe and sound. Aside from pleasure of the the trio in through the splendid try traversed by the Atlantic as it was, in the grain fields of the in a few mountains, them were traversing the cotton fields of the black lauds of Arkansas. Getting tired of this we stepped the land of sunshine flowers. Florida truly has placed its great natural advantages before the world by the creditable exhibit that it is at the Slates and International Exposition. After a partial tour of the different States and the attractive products of North Carolina scattered around here and there, anywhere, among the rush of thoughts that come to our mind was what a golden of advertising our natural advantages to the world has been neglected- But notwithstanding the which our people who made exhibits labored, the products of the State the individual exhibits were year j equal to those of any other was and it was frequently re- marked that if we had had a ours would have been the best exhibit We have frequently noticed a tendency on part of -me to Want to ship their to away from the home mar a great times when their judgment dictates a different A good ma y do no because they think they will gel more money product but a good many tunes they s to t the trip Friday a very good and quite the writer that while he thought he could git just as in the tobacco as else on the whole, yet said he, by taking a lot off I may get some prices as to get me and others to continue patronizing market. This may be done sometimes by some with certain men, but lake our word for what it is worth we have watched closely the shipped to for the past three years and we are yet to hoar the first man who is a regular patron of any Greenville say he money the whole by shipping his . Now just word here to those who the habit of shipping occasion ally. Suppose every man were to treat his home market that way of them. The writer for one would not rest co-tented to re- a warehouse a market unless we ha as good buyers as there were to be found if we didn't have them why we would go to and get them. Green- ville has good corps of buyers as there are in the State we make t ins appeal to every farmer to give his home market a chance at his tobacco. If you don't like y carry it to another, lived have four here M good as how would we be giving established home market for your products. And we want to say there are in the State and among us we know you can be satisfied Lets all push for Greenville and it the largest market in the State. There will be no tobacco sales Friday, circus day- There are more regular buyers following the sales in Greenville a a other eastern North Carolina market- Tobacco is selling well and good tobacco especially is away up during the last few days- Those who have wrappers can now begin bringing them on. We are asked what per of crop has been sold, we have ask- ed that question. From the points of information we should say that about per of the crop has sold, and our can- did is per cent- of the brightest has already been marketed. For the past few years we have been our people that we had the finest bright tobacco section in the world- Now read what some of the best judges in Virginia say about it. More will follow later- Richmond, Va-, Oct. Mr. Joyner, Greenville, C- Your letter to our Mr. Boyd duly received, and at his request we In color, Eastern North is best. Yours truly, James N- Boyd Co- 1895. Mr. O- L- Joyner, Greenville, IV. C. Your favor of the 7th is found on my return this A. M. The blight tobacco sold the Greenville, N- C- market suits our purposes well and I know of no or market which supplies a better quality of goods for our poses. Yours truly, J. B- Cobb, Manager, Leaf Dpt- A. T. C. Va., Oct. 26th, Mr. O. L Joyner, Greenville, N. C. Yours of the 23rd duly to band. consider the tobacco from i he section as good or better color and than any other in North Carolina. Ii is for fine Cutters and Smokers. Yours truly, Collins. Danville, Va., Oct. O. L. Joyner, N. C We have your of the 7th, j and reply, b -g to slate that we from the tobacco peculiar to your section of the Bright Belt very highly, particularly the class of goods grown around Greenville. These we think of all the North Carolina Blights are i choicest, the color and texture being well nigh perfect. Yours truly, C. V, Noell Co. Low Prices Govern the People. Drop in to sec me, to swap thoughts and ideas I have a complete line of in all shapes and makes. Styles superb, faultless, prices popular. fit For All i FEET. Standard makes by celebrated shoe artists. Hats, low down. Come and see me. If it not for the about Ransom's salary where Corbett- ins will take plan this be a dreary and Observer. Save Your Money. One box of Pills will save DEATH OF MARGARET BELL I write the our beloved cousin. Hell she was gen- called. She bi. n th day January San I died th- 14th day October 1895. She had many friends and was loved by ail. Sh many dollars in doctors bills open r of religion. , . , ,. was a strong in the old hey cure all diseases j school it she bad hope, she r-i t is if file saved it would be a of the stomach, liver or bowels, i ,, Mr, leave ., behind, the nearest For sick headache, dyspepsia, mourn her lo May the malaria, constipation Lord rt the II a million people endorse I , taken t . son, will make you Strong and and sickness on. Liver PILLS STATEMENT Of the condition of the Banking House of Tyson Rawls, private bankers, at the close of business on September 28th, 1895. Dr. Loans real estate, All oilier loans and I Overdrafts, Banking House, Other Estate, Furniture and Current expenses. Cash items, Gold coin, coin, National Bunk notes, Total 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 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 Easter i 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 l j offered and from now on we expect a 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 Proprietors Eastern Tobacco Warehouse. Silver 1.818 HI 4,1.00 1,500 1,270 -15 Cr, Capital ft. paid ill, Undivided profits, OS o check, so Due to banks. Bills payable, on 1.107 law ct of de Total, I, R. on, Cashier of the Bank of Tyson do swear that the foregoing and schedule. the first page, which are hereby referred to and a part of this report, are true to best of my knowledge and belief. It A. TYSON, Cashier. GREENVILLE, N. Commends itself to the planters Eastern Car- for the many advantages it possesses, am- Skylights which diffuse a soft, mellow light over entire sales dark shows your Tobacco to great advantage on all parts of the sales floor, we assure you is a very decided advantage in the sale of your A We make pets of all of our customers, and strive hard to please them in the sale of their Tobacco. Those who have patronized us can bear witness to the fact, and we hereby extend a cordial invitation to those who have not, to give us a trial, and we will convince them that the k is first class in all that goes to O -L Xv get top prices, so when you get a load ready put corks in your ears and listen to no one until you anchors at the Star and we send you home happy over big prices. Pace is our Salesman He handles every pile of Tobacco at auction to it that no Tobacco is Your is solicited and correspondence on the slate of the market invited. Your friends truly, BROWN CO. E. R. AIKEN, X WANTS 1500.000 Pounds of TOBACCO i and we are going to have it if hard work and satisfactory pi ices will get it. Ton will barn more wood your lire place break than you in a Stove before dinner. Yes more- than you day. thin why not save money by In I have on hand a lull line Give us a trial and be convinced that FORBES can and will give satisfaction in every respect. WOOD HEATERS COOK STOVES of and I few day I have a line of that will heat room with very c. The King Heater for fur I it stands at h. ad The The High Prices we are getting every day for the farmers who sell with us wilt convince you j that we are yours for highest averages, ; i c a m GREENVILLE, N. C.

THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. Fair It a gnat Ctr lead cf Prairie per at S- M Hie Fair be from FURNITURE cheaper than ever J. I. Co. I. U. fender is having a story addition made to nil In A lot of Capes, Dress goods, and Shirt Waist Plaids, at Laud's- A little child of W. Smith has a mild case of diphtheria. The house has been ft it dues not rain b -lore the here the kick a to Super intend a Good given if aired- Address The Cornet Baud will rail excursion Washington to Greenville on day of the circus. The Stoves the Stoves Did you ever see so many stoves aid at old too at D. D. Joe Miller, a very old colored died here Saturday night, his day lie cat wore yards of ditches than any other mill in the county. a Car loud Flour, none cheaper that offered by J. B Cherry Sunday after u Ore oat in the r. oils i of track and can e near destroying the stables. A went out from to the lire and it back. The Km line of Shoes. Boot, Has neatest, moot fr ante by J. B- Cherry v Co. a tick- et to the County Fair As- ct. to At f r celebrated pacing John It Gentry Joe will for a of mi. stylish cheap Dress Goods Trimmings at J. B. Co's- i. ached h re by train Than nay that during the day two lights had i in different town- ships in county, one of killed In each could be learned. Buy your Macintosh and Coats at J. B. Cherry Co's. and money. Skinner, member of Con the First I list riot, will I d In November to Ella Mon of bis list wife. -It -de hew Observer. Th- is to th home folks. good rear the fee. You can't w i ii r they arc rights And For sale by i. K. A Go. a lung t a person very rally mases many new a id rein irk was to us on our visit to Atlanta. you are from big i therein Then we had to stop aid talk Gr help it. OUR SCRAP BOOK, Look Through and Bee Whose Faces You Find. W. C. Billings arrived from Sunday. Frank home from a visit to Washington- Frank Wilson from Durham Wednesday evening- Miss Ailene Latham, of Plymouth, is visiting here. returned from evening- Peyton Atkinson has taken a position with J. B. Cherry Co. Cadet J. If. Moore returned to the A. M. College at Raleigh Monday. Mrs. Bailey, of Kinston, here and returned home on the evening train. Harvey Jones, one of om h-i been the risk list since Saturday evening. Ed. Brown, late of has taken a position with agent J. It. at the depot. I Elm Oily, ho has been Mi mother here, returned home Monday. Miss Ellen left Friday, to visit friends at and from to Mrs. M. II. of Kinston, who was visiting her here, re. turned home ATLANTA'S ATTRACTION. Th-. Exposition Increases in Interest. re a o H I invite you to inject my -NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING, B. E. and arrived Sat- evening and make their home at E. It. Aiken's in W. B. Wilson and three of his boys and Forbes returned Tues day evening from Baltimore. Cadet M. Moore Will in from the A. ft If. Collage, Tuesday evening, to s. end with his parents. Mrs. L. of Greene county who was visiting h-r lister Mrs. J. L, Wooten. returned hone lay even- lag. Col. It. W. of was here last with a lot a tobacco. He is a strong believe In the Greenville market. Little, d of Little, of Thursday I fever. The family have cur syrup wife, Mis; Sheppard, O. I. Joyner II. T. King Tuesday evening from the At- Exposition. W. Ponder and D. D. went from Greenville to the State Fair at Raleigh on bicycles. They Rocky at Mon morning and the railroad by way of and Selina. Raleigh at That was a good run. F. M. en, cf who was College of at was successful a offered by the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy has gore to the latter city. His many friends at home note his success with pleasure. I will sell you a Cook Stove Die- 1st lit the old price after that they will be higher- D-D. Lining and -I. B Cherry Cos. Boys reel our offer on . go of term of lion. To received a tin. in it rial tan be ind it my where nothing but tits -la work No inferior w tamed out Call. T W. who wants an should ft ad our offer on page- A the celebrated G at J. B. Cherry Cos The ladies specially invited to inspect them. It i- every man's privilege a id his duty to be u For Gnus Ammunition call on J- B- Cherry ft For an easy and comfortable B Chair to please your wife or sweetheart or mother. Call and s e our stock both beau- nod good, at J. B. Cherry Co. are rep scarce on th sound-, but may be for them yet. The price of everything iron has advanced. I a large lot of Stoves which I will sell Dec 1st at the old price. D. D. Salk A farm containing corporate limits, Sue truck laud, dwelling and all out Apply to J hit., N. C Wire Buckle Suspenders all Buckles and fastenings war- ranted for two years, at J- B. ft Co's. Snow f at Lang's. Show you a full line of Capes from to 920.00 Show you a beautiful line of and Silk Plaids- you an elegant line of Press go and Trimmings. Show you a cheaper finer assortment of goods than ever. Show you that you will profit by going to Lang's Show. through the different build- And now before taking up the side heights and the foreign went a word about North Carolina. No Tar Heel can visit the Exposition without a feeling of shame when he sees the result of the niggard- of our last Legislature in refusing to make an appropriation for a State display. True the State is fairly well represented and has some creditable exhibits there, but they are mainly the outcome of private enterprise and are so scattered through the different buildings as to almost lose their effect. In the Sea- board Air Line exhibit North Carolina was largely drawn upon, but that road receives and is to the for this. In the same building, cultural, the R- J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., of Winston, makes an exhibit that is highly I to that enterprising firm. In I the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts building, Belmont School has a splendid exhibit. In Transportation Jones, of Carthage, have a tine display of buggies and carriages, and there are also some other ex- scattered here and there, all of which had they been collected together a State building would have done the Old North State and honor. And now for the Midway Heights. Of course nobody will Atlanta, , O.-t. 1893 After enjoying the chimes men at the close of our last It Atlanta, we next vis- the Woman's building in which the fair women of the South have displayed their and ingenuity. No in tho surpasses this in beauty and interest. Then on around lake Clara to the left the Electrical building is reached. This con- every piece of mechanism used the varied work done by electricity. Passing on the Transportation is next reached, where are all of riding vehicles and an almost endless display of bicycles. Of course we were in the latter, and being a of tho Victor were not long in up the going through the superb exhibit of wheels sporting goods made by the Overman Wheel Co. Other man- j also had fine displays. A little further on is the hand- i building of Southern a system that has done much for Atlanta in particular the South general, By the way, most of our trip to from Atlanta was over this tern and its trains on the through line were exquisite and its service u most . visitor is On beyond the Southern there is much to see is the Georgia Manufacturer's can be had building containing varied observing the customs of the plays by the manufacturers of the people in the foreign villages. Empire State. Midway is line Ion both sides Tue next is the Negro building, with buildings and before these SCENE a ; TELEPHONE. Mary Ann Ons Wire He Can't Pull. all the way to Atlanta and the Exposition without taking the A very amusing incident occur- red in the office of Ho tel, at Atlanta, while the North Carolina editors were down there last week. A man wearing a air walked very pompously up to the telephone, consulted the directory, the to his ear, pulled the button, and one side of a con- that ran like this was central, put No. so and so on No. so and Ting-a-ling-ling. I is that so and -V Butler, of North Car- Ting-a-ling-ling. As the man at the other end, if there was any, could not be heard, the reader can do his own imagining as to the questions these interrogation marks sent. Bat the conversation had BRUTAL MURDER. Man Killed in Broad Day Light Murderer Caught. Our neighbor town, Tarboro, was the scene of a most brutal murder Wednesday The Atlantic Coast Line pay train had just been along, and one of the settled with was a white man named Novell, keep- of the water tank just on the outskirts of town. Soon after the pay train passed and while at his post he was as- murdered and robbed by a No one saw murder, but when the deed was discovered a telegram was sent to Norfolk for blood hounds- The dogs rived on the evening train and search was started for the He was tracked over a cir route and located in his home at o'clock this morning. The name was George Washington and Novell's knife and in money were found I his pock.-Is. There was a rejoicing throughout the town when the murderer was found arrested. The Big Circus. F. W- in charge of ad- car No. of Sells circus, arrived here with Thurs- not proceeded half way when all; day train to have new eves in the office had turned tow put up distributed. Like all the others co with ard and when snick I began to break the that pervaded all other of the room, the pomposity at the gave way to an awfully subdued expression, and turning to the clerk, who like the others could scarce restrain his laughter, he said in almost pleading tones you please i thing or met I c Gents Furnishing Good g I will lie to wait en to you my stock. Ton will to hear my Low th it I re I my Low Tariff will you to me no a in V. It to to see me for these Goo Is mo-t at exhibits made by the of the South. These are highly creditable to the colored and stronger than, can be told words the great advancement this race has made. No one who goes to should fail to spend some- time in this building- Passing on you come to a large under which rail- roads had full trains on Talk about on they were there some of the vestibuled cars. From the exhibit one sees the door of the build- the open n upon entering feel like yon coo Id stay there always- The p Gate State fairly herself proud. Beside occupying i, huge tho with number of county exhibits of the fruits of all kinds we beheld, in this special building was a display showing what the State as a whole can produce- Outside of Georgia, to our mind California was the best represent State at the Exposition. As lingered this building so long o will leave the reader here for our rounds to be further low. om the California where oar last article one can next visit the Machinery build Here are hundreds of pieces of machinery in motion, making almost every- thing that can be imagined from a common brass pin up. Type selling and printing presses caught the eyes of the newspaper folks. The next is the Min- and Forest This is a lie urn the outside covered with sections of many varieties of trees just us cut the forests. is a vast collection of minerals and woods various States. Here North Carolina is well represented, her display of minerals being the best in tho building- huge gold nuggets attract the of every Then on around tho west end of lake the Agricultural is reached- the States vie with each other in showing products of the soil and orchard. This alone is worth a trip to Atlanta to see. A striking feature of it is the display made by the Sea beard Air of the resources its road. This completes the of build containing general exhibits, but there is vet one other large structure situated just to ill- right of building and main entrance. i is the with a seating capacity reselling the In and public meetings are held During our fa- Nev sever conceit daily, Following the course in which we have briefly mentioned different buildings, one gets e Es- to circus, found Mr. an exceedingly clever and pleas- ant gentleman. He the circus will be here in splendid shape next Friday will give our a great day. We have talked a of traveling men who have recently seen cir- and they all say it is the best n the the road. are are the or whatever else they might be styled, keep- up a clatter banging on something to attract attention and calling to the passer by that theirs is the best thing on the the only great and big show. There are the Mexican village, the Streets of Cairo, the Japan village, i town, the Dahomey village, the German is only a beer the old plantation, the ostrich farm, the Moorish palace, the living the mystic the phoenix wheel, the railway, the chute that costs a quarter to a dozen other things lb way of a rounds, Gypsy and soon. To many of these the admission is cents while some cat and There is no limit the size of the to what can spent on simply pay your money and your choice. To go bank to the Exposition there of and dotted about here I there between the buildings previously men There is also a woman's annex building in which cooking schools and model schools are taught. The grounds outside the buildings are beautiful. They . i laid out magnificent m articles that v a ; over with fountains, statuary and I and electric lights. The at with the of thous- of electric lights and colored illuminations is simply feature at night twice a week is Pains company of spec performers followed by a sham battle and dis- play of fireworks. All the attraction Atlanta is not within the Exposition grounds, the city itself with its parks, beautiful residences, splendid capital, large and varied business enterprises being full of Upon the whole Atlanta is a great show the advice the Reflector gives is for all who can do so to attend the Exposition, see the pr de Atlanta and the credit of the Southern States. Unusual Attraction Our stock complete and we want to show you our Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, and everything you may want. Call. RICKS, TAFT CO. Bawls the Jeweler. GREENVILLE, Sale No. and newest designs. Sale No. to suit and to fit you Man Marcellus Hail, a colored man who drives for P. of county, was hero th is miming after a load of goods for Mr Carr. He had loaded his on and started to leave town about o'clock, and turn- the at Points the wagon slightly careened throw- oil the sack of fee upon which ho was He on the tongue cf the wagon against the frightening them into a canter. When the team had gone about yards down the the man to the two wheel of tip.- heavily loaded wagon over his lace and neck, him almost instantly. The right was badly crushed his neck broken The , Dr was to viewed the body but deem-; I option proper o id in inquest unnecessary, Mar And it is far better to have had been g for Mr. tarn about it, arr for many to HIGGS BROS. Sale No. HATS and CAPS to fit your heads cheap. Sale No. Boots to suit and fit your feet and pocket. Mr. Al. G. Hamilton, Ohio. The Same as Bread Hood's Sarsaparilla on the Table at Every Meal my opinion Hood's has not an equal as a blood I doc- months for stomach trouble and Neuralgia of tho without any good then took Hood's Every and I have used it and i. has me lots food. I have cot been attended by a for the four years. My wife Was afflicted brash and Peeling Al Tired Out. Shewn severely afflicted but upon upon lier to take ; and Hood's Pills felt different a short time. Now she to quite We have great faith in Hood's Cures and it on the at every j fie same as Al. O. mil T V. Boss. Forth Third Street Hamilton, u habitual I Hood Fills New Creation in WRAPS at Fine Clothing Shoes and Dry Goods at TEXT DOOR TO HANK. ------FOR THE- FALL AND WINTER and cordially invite you to inspect the and neatest assortment of largest mere use, Lang leads in Children. Misses, Ladies Cloaks. k m in SMART PEOPLE. We buy them from Smart people who know their trade. Those who from us know what they're abort. You'll be Smart if you follow whither the the smart crowds Ah of tail iV Km r ear. n M. K ever brought to Greenville. Our con- all the newest and most stylish DRESS GOODS, Furnishing Boots and Shoes, Domestics, Bleached and ed Sheeting and Shirt- Calicoes, Fancy Cotton Dress Goods everything you will want or need in that line. Hardware for far and mechanics Tinware, Hollow- ware, Wood and Willow ware, Whips, Buggy Robes, Collars, Rope, Twine, Heavy Groceries always on hand, Meat, Flour, Sugar, Salt and Molasses. The best and largest assortment of Crock- cry, Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Chimneys and Shades, Fancy Glassware, to be found in the county. And our stock of FURNITURE Matting. Carpets. Rugs and Foot Mats is by far the best and cheapest ever offered to the people of this section. Come look and sec 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 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 I attended the auction sales in New York and Baltimore 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 good and reliable BOOTS and on June 1st before the price. Also a big line of Ladies . . Dress Goods, Pry Goods and Notions, Crockery, Hardware, Tinware. Wood and and Furniture, which I will sell cheap. In proof of what I say I will quote you prices of a few Mens and Boys Cashmere Pants Men and Cashmere Suits Boys Vest . Mens Vest Boys Coats Mens Coats Mens Suits made of Coats Mens Clay Worsted, and Cork screw Suits to Mens Coats same Boys Wool Suits, size to at Mens Overcoats to Boys Shirts Mens Shirts, good , c, Mens and Boys Caps to Men and Buys Cotton, Wool and Fur Hats to of Shoes, Congress and Lac worth will Sell for and Misses good Shoes to and Misses old sock, to Children Shoes, old stock, Nice Good Molasses , Good West India Molasses All kinds of Farmers taken in exchange for goods High- est prices paid or Cotton in S -ed or Lint. v v O, iX. V.

The One Crop System of farming exhausts the unless a containing a high percentage of Potash is used. Better crops, a better soil, and a larger bank account only then be expected. Write for our a 143-page illustrated book. It is brim full of useful information for farmers. It will be sent free, and will make and save you money. Address, GERMAN KALI WORKS, Street, New York. Cheap Ufa ATLANTA, GA. Sept. to 31st., ISM. VIA The Atlantic Coast Line Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between Sew mil Atlanta a. fa K t. Far. II.-- MM For Ins call C-a-t e tin- hi i- M-. C .-. At. ml a. T. M. II. EMERSON. A-it. N. C. RIP-A-N-S The modern stand- ard Family cine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. Notice to Creditors-. qualified before Hie Court Clerk of Pitt county as Administrator of the est of George Move, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment lo the ed. having claims the must present the tune for payment or b fore the . -8 r this notice be B. K. of George Wove. Notice to Creditors- Having duly qualified before the Sn- of Pitt as Executer to the Lon Will an of James Wall, deceased, notice is hereby given to a persons indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- to the I. and all per- sons having claim- said estate must present the same tor payment on before the 17th of September, or this notice will be plead in of recovery. This day of Sen ember . H. O. WALL. N. C. James Wall. How to Cotton. Upon the subject of when to market your a very authority gives the following advice. they would only mar a part of it from to time the winter hey devote ii in instead of they H.-u d get better prices their t ii The of is no novelty Ii is years old. H mil yet old; in this not old. fir -s Ii ma by tin com i in the lit gold DR. P. L. JAMES. 5- N C DR. H. A. JOYNER DENTIST, is i this n- w, for have made I To Creditors. W. AND St. Louis Railway. DAILY TRAINS Q PORTER'S HEALING OIL good gram crops and the hasty sale can live of their undersigned as before Si of cotton. If they will this E. J , ,, is hereby and flood ii claims the t the lie mi t -1st ff C oiler no ix i MEMPHIS CHICAGO For Barb Wire Cuts. Scratches, and Collar Galls, Cracked Heel S Old Sores. Cuts, Bolls, Bruiser,. and all kinds of inflammation on or boast. Cures Itch and Mange. a Mir . Route id tin i. i ale t the Tit very . It for and any sire i j. ii mi t -i iv v Pa- Pis-. -I I w . T. M . I J y. ii. A. I. .- does not keep It ea us in P -c stamps we will send it to . I MM. BABY BURNED. an P word eon--. I oil. Mr horned h-w In I oil on II ,;. Tenn. . Notice to Creditors- TI c Clerk of the Court of having issued to the under- signed on letters of ration upon the way is hereby given Hie of s to their claims to the in ed on or before ember properly or this notice will be plead In bar All indebted to said estate are requested to make e payment and tins save costs and expense. Ibis the day of 1895, B. W. of James i- have fail to o ; a great PARIS MEDICINE CO- ST. LOUIS, MO Sold tied . Acts Like Magic. If yo i have Catarrh. Or pain Gloria which you can D will cure you. THE MORNING STAR. i fro Oldest Daily Newspaper in Carolina. Daily o. its Glass the Stale. Fawn Limited of America Silver and of Ten Per Tax Stale Banks Daily per month. Weekly -r year. Wk. H. BERNARD, Ed. Wilmington, N C. of Valuable Land. virtue of a of the of county made at April I-U in a case therein pending entitle I J. A. R. A. B. et as. I will Monday. November 4th. before the Court House door in Greenville, sell public sale to et bi the following pieces or or land lying and being In Farmville to wit One tract on the north side of Buses Swamp known as the adjoining the lands of N. Bynum, K. and others, acres more or One tract known as the adjoining the lands of R. Bynum, Julia Barrett and others, eon. acres more or less. One tract known as the Moore the lands of R. B. J. . and others, con. acres more or less. And one other piece n Falkland known as the property two and upon which is a -lore- and Warehouse. Terms of ale ; cash, one in six mouths and balance in twelve from day of sale, on the deferred payments MM by notes of the Title whole of money is paid. the day of I. BLOW, with i November, the price is gong to it has been for to or three or four years, in my C A Queer A, trade followed by a dean side-walk merchants outside the House j of Correction. Every person discharged from the institution; receives en leaving a new pair j of shoes. Traders lie in wait them discharged prisoners and oft them a pair of old and com I shoes and twenty-five or fifty cents for their now pair- In I a great majority of cases the trade is made. Th House of Coin oboes are well made , and strong, and the traders -et , good price them from work York Sub. i to bis will be in n-- d lo s in p lit, is the O of Mrs, Mary Robert . C. up stairs overS. GREENVILLE- N. C- Stoves. Stoves. We are laying in a full line of Iron Heating Stoves. Best low prices. Call and ex- We also are agents for the celebrated Rambler and Columbia and have on hand Bicycles for sale very cheap. You may need a Mowing Machine, we have them in stock. MARBLE. Wire and Iron Fencing sold. First-class work and prices reasonable. We Keep That Kind. Hear this fact i fie in when you start ARTICLE OF For the of the North Lumber Co. The OBSERVER, AD mo e attractive than ever, it will be an invaluable visitor to like hone, the the club or the work n. THE DAILY All or the news of world. Com- reports from the State National a year. THE OBSERVER. A family All the news of the week. The from Weekly Ob- server. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A S ml for copies. TUE R, N. C GREENVILLE Male Academy. he n of this will on SEPT- continue ten months. Tie- course embraces all Hie blanches usually taught in an Terms. for and boa id reasonable. wed fitted and equipped for seal alone. wish to a hi her in enter, credit, any in Carolina, or the State University. It refers to who have left U walls for mill if this Any young man and moderate ability a with u- will be aided in r to continue in The discipline will be l.-pt at Neither time or attention nor work will lie t this s ho all that For further or ad- W. H. July 30,1895- Our stock this season is complete In every department and we supply all your wants in You have lo come to us for any- thing wanted. Our goods and will please you. In addition to selling best goods at the lowest prices, we top of in for cotton and all country pro- for a liberal patronage we hope to have many calls in you season. J. BRO. GRIMESLAND. X. C. Greenville Collegiate Institute. N. C. S. D. Bagley, A. M. Principal. With full corps of Next will begin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER All the English Ancient and Modern Languages. Music will taught on the conservatory plan, by a graduate music. Instruction thorough. Discipline firm, but kind. Terms reasonable. Art and Elocution will be taught, if desired, free. For particulars address the N. U. J. F. KING, On STABLES. Fifth Street near Five Points. Passengers carried to any point at reasonable Good Horses. Comfortable Vehicles. LAND SALE. Ill of the power in me vested a . Commissioner by a decree in the case of Susan and Win. L. Elliott. P Elliott, John Nicholson trading as Elliott Brothers, against Jesse P and wife Laura Brown, and T. I. Trustee, decree was made by His Honor Albert I. at the April Term 1895 of Pitt Superior Court and duly docketed in Docket No. page in said Court will sell at public sale to highest bidder at the Court House door in Greenville, N. C, on av 4th day of November two t of land s I M township Pitt County and d as follows, One tract as The undesigned. J. Cherry, a of the Stale of North Una and County of Martin, Oscar S. Flash, of and State New York, and Frederick U. Samuels. of Slate of North Caro- and of Martin, being f a corporation under by virtue of chapter of the Code of N th Carolina, the acts of The General Assembly thereof, and for the purposes sign and edge following Ankles of agreement and associate upon fur the purposes following lo The name of said carpal ion-hall he is North Slate The objects for said company is formed are to own and in timber and and options on To purchase, own and r of all kinds. To and deal in lumber of all kinds. To deal in lumber on commission , t purchase, improve, and convey lands requisite to its business, and to erect and maintain buildings thereon. To own and operate machinery for the purpose of the and side of lumber. To charter, own and operate vessels, boats, ears, and rail- toads tor the transportation of logs, lumber and such other materials, and persons as the business of Company shall require. To own and operate company store in con- the business of said Com To borrow money upon its ow credit and notes from lime time as its shall require lo have a bond or b mils secured by a mortgage or mortgages upon the prop- and of said Company, a d to sell the same for the purposes of raising money for legitimate purposes of said Company. generally, to do all acts to perform all operations i bat may be deem d necessary or expedient ill connection with the of a. lie principal place of of shall be at Mar- tin county, State of North Carolina. The corporation shill exist for term of thirty years from the date of a i tie i- of incorporation. The following sons have sub- scribed to the stock of said corporation to wit J. Cherry, Oscar S. Fla-h and U. Samuels. The present capital stock of said corporation shall be twenty live th and to be divided Into t o hundred fifty the per value of one hundred dollars each of which forty shares have been subscribed, by the parties, to wit J. Cherry thirty shares, Oscar S. Flash share V. Samuels share, the shall have the privilege of increasing its stock to any. amount not seventy five dollars shares of hundred Collars each. ea ital or any par. thereof, may be issued for tin n y, or actually received by or for labor or -i vices lo said tor- Every Man Has a Chance. Every man with coin reasonable has a competence bis rasp, if be is willing to pay the pi ice. To do be be as as Gould, as as Russell Sage, out be earn and save, If he earns little he must save a portion; if be earns much lie It is lo have per cent, faculty sawing than a hundred per for ii. A does not re- greet b of lion. We have abundant examples of these. Reward, The reader of this paper will be pious el to learn that there is at least one dreaded that has been aide lo elite in all its stages, and that is Catarrh, Hall's Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. being a disease, requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous, surfaces of the sys- thereby the foundation of the and giving t m patient strength by building up the lion and assisting nature doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure- Send for list of testimonials. F. J. A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by TO SCHULTZ, PORK their year-- supplies will tin ; our prices o-ind elsewhere n all ii branches. a w tn for we Boy from nut buy at . ti of v .-,. always unhand s it the- limes. Our goo I- b mil having risk mar v c old for CASH the ti i sell at a s. M. The statement is that the of commercial in North year de- per cent as compared with last year's sales. This is not in proportion. The acreage in cotton is supposed to have de- creased more than that, In the process of cheapening the pro- of cotton it would sin-in that the use of com- fertilizers would have to decline- It is a pity to see that year this has actually in- creased over Perhaps this can be explained from the fact that when the cot- ton acreage especially in the eastern the ac- tobacco increased, and tobacco requiring more fertilizer than cotton kept sale of that article from falling off in prop with decrease in the cotton city of Milwaukee, Wis., celebrated its 50th anniversary a few days ago. In connection with this attention s called to the fact that sixty four years ago there was no city in the United States that had population that Milwaukee has now. New York came nearest to it with a population of Philadelphia with George a sailor from be British ship was found by some in a swamp near n- was up to bis neck in water, was half and torn by thorns and In bus. For two weeks, while he bad wandered. College Hotel Convenient depot and to the to- Best hi beat location around I mineral water. large and Table supplied with the b-st th market fords. Terms reasonable. Buy the Genuine JAMES CRAPES, From ALLEN WARREN Son. who make a special of growing the Grape tor market. Send for Cat- of Grape Vines, Fruit and Trees Greenhouse Plants. Also Hyacinth, Tulip, Narcissus, Lily and other Bulbs. SON. Greenville, X. C In Poor Health means so much more than you and diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest Kt Iron Bitters If out sorts, weak and generally ex- nervous, J have no appetite and can't work, begin at i ti k the most J Brown's Iron Bit- A few hot- ties comes from the very first stain and it's pleasant to take. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, Troubles, Constipation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous ailments f Women's complaints. only i-nm me- it has crossed red lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- i On receipt of two stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful World's Fair Views and BROWN CO. BALTIMORE, OLD ---------IS STILL AT THE FRONT WITH A I INK--------- H A K E. PORTY TEARS has me lie beat is -i Hemp rum; t m-i Una; necessary Millers. and as Clothing, Hate, Shoes. Dress I band. Am for Heavy Groceries, and Jobbing if i l o. N. T. S- i mill keep an I attentive clerk,. FORBES, X. C, SUGG OINTMENT TRADE MARK when so. for and said stuck be deemed land, adjoining the lands if taken stock Betsy Philips Cobb. John A. of said company, and there Shall no Cobb, O. H. Hathaway and. con- for the One Hundred and and stock holders of add Company be- . i-n s. I one oilier tract of land the stock held by them n the said Warren tract, O. B. Ha The Mist Sting of this J. II. Clark mil o u ail in co with its Brown land containing two and hundred a ires more or that hull be held on ins of sale, one-third cash, balance I at Mai- in two due and pay- tin county. North able in one and two I. wit t-s-whereof, we the Corpora- secured notes of the r with I the purposes interest at ti per cent on said from have set t hands day of sale, our, baser to have privilege and seals, this the eighteenth day said noes any time YES YES la ready to offer to the prices on goods. handle as MEAT, FLOOR, COFFEE, Meal, Sugar, Candy, and Bags butter In job lies. I B AND TIES. I have a of FIN E SHOES to suit everybody. Remember Country In exchange for goods, I handle For th. Car. ill Skin This Preparation has been In use over years, and wherever know Las been in steady demand. It has been Ml- by the leading over all other with the attention of the most experienced physicians, have tor years failed. This Ointment is long standing and the high reputation which it has obtained is owing its own as but I no ever been to bring it before the public. One bottle of this Ointment will be sent to address on receipt of One Hollar. All Orders promptly at- tended to. Address all and communications to T. F. X. N. C. AT COURT HOUSE. All kinds placed FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lover current rates. Wholesale and O- NORTH R. K. TIMETABLE. In Effect GOING H In car lets and can sill as cheap as any- body at all times. Differ In their tastes. The foremost thought with men just now Is tobacco and high prices, while the ladies are thinking the STYLE at i if he washes, or all cash at time of sale as I e may prefer. to be retain- ed until all of purchase money is paid. WM, II. Commissioner. Greenville, N. C, September J. o S. FLASH, Si AI. CHERRY. U. SAMUEL;, Seal. Signed and adhered in the presence of subscribing witness. Shortens labor, diminishes danger to Hie both mother and child and leaves nor In more favorable to speedy recovery. after than before says a prominent midwife. Is the best remedy FOR RISING BREAST Known and worth the price for that alone. Endorsed and recommended by and all who have It of substitutes and Makes Child-Birth Easy. Sent by Express of MO mailed free, Book containing voluntary testimonials. sold If they will call at the of will a full line of Em M, Half Plus, Side Combs II -It and all latest style Standard Pea, i . Ex Sun. STATIONS Ar. II. J. P M. Ex Sun. Ar. P. M P. M. Goldsboro New-her n C -12 A. M. A. M A. M. h a Train Wilmington A train bound North, Raving m., and with train West, leaving U n m HERBERT TONSORIAL PARLORS Under Opera NO. Call in when v on w good work T. A- JONES. Established 1878. P. H- SAVAGE. SAVAGE, SON CO, Cotton Factors Commission Merchants TUNIS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bagging, Ties, Attention given to Sales of Cotton, Grain, Peas. Prompt and Norfolk National any Reliable House in Liberal Cash Advances on Market Prices Guaranteed. City. Co , N. C. C. C. Cobb. Co. N. C. Skinner. Co. COBB BROS. CO Ware rooms near IT. a c H. I. AMI lit HAMS Bagging, Ties Peanut Sacks Famished at Lowest Prices. Code, edit ion used in Telegraphing. and Solicited. your produce to J C. Meekins, Jr., Co. Cotton Factors AND Norfolk WANT YOUR OLD DOMINION LINE. TAR RIVER SERVICE Steamers Washington and Tarboro touching at all land lug on far Rivet and at A. M. Returning leave Tarboro at A. and Saturday- A. M. None departures to of on Cue ting at with en of Tim N- if- New n direct line for Norfolk. Philadelphia. New York Boston. Shippers air their marked via l New York. Chile Norfolk A Haiti, more steamboat Pall mote. Merchants Miners Boat on. JNO. MY SON. Agent. Washington N. I J. Personal Attention given to and Connie. I PI III GO. OF PHILADELPHIA, eta Surplus over R. B. Rainey, State Ag t. The Old Penn Mutual is beat managed Life Company America, kinds of at lowest possible rates With absolute security. It may not pay as large to agents as a- me other companies, but Its low rate of ex- low death into. safely and profitably I. large dividends and Indulgence to its render it the which to insure. Its policies are ab- Incontestable, and alter three years cannot be I. Money loan- ed on paid up or policies can led Company for a number of years. J. L. A-t Greenville, N. We will till them will till CHEAP We will till I hem Rough Heart Framing, Sap Framing, ; Rough sup Hi Inches iii Rough flap Hoards. Inches -0 Wall Tor our Planing Mill j we will fill you Dressed ii-; your door for Wood to cents a load. Terms cash. Thanking you past patronage, n ti t; i n N. c PATENTS Bud and all Pat- moderate fee. it U. . Patent Office And run patent teat remote Send drawing or W if or not, charge, Our fee not till A to with coat of Mime in U. S. and at free. . D. O. Lumber Wanted Cut FARQUHAR Variable Fr Feed Saw Mill h It II u i. i, and Hi-Hi i from Tor mil A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Lid., PA. Real Estate and Rental Agent. and lots for Rent or for sale easy. Rent., and open and any other of debt in my for have prompt Salt faction guaranteed. I