Eastern Reflector

i ; JOB PRINTING The Reflector is pared to do all worn of this line NEATLY, and STYLE. The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year, in Advance. Plenty of new mate- j rial and the best of Stationery. Al GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1895, NO. BEAR IN That the Greenville To- Board of Trade are send- out each week LOCAL K. I. MOORE. NOTES AT T-AT- L A W. under Opera Y-AT-LA W, h. N V I I. L E, -V t. Practice In all the court i B. F. TYSON. Attorney and Counselor at-Law Greenville. County, i Is ill iv I B ago by a young who is drum M y a fraud county grows the near- last tobacco of any of eastern Pitt county the bent bright mahoganies lemon but county produces the most pliant kid glove feeling tobacco of any that is grown in eastern soil. There seems to be just enough of silica vegetable matter the soil to give it that soft easy feeling, while is not too much of r to make it heavy or One cf the best things that we have heard was told a few days counties around Greenville that grow more bright tobacco than other seven counties the of and by the common consent of some of best judges that have, it is far the choice, it is plain to all, mid dreadfully parent to the worst cf YE CANNOT ENTER. the Judge said l- ace and is Lords. Heaven Might be a Lonely A little boy, when questioned by bis mother regarding some escapade, had not told the strict truth regarding the affair. She had taken him on her knee and a explaining to him that who told lies could not go to heaven. said he, you ever tell a my son, I don't know joining the of the but possibly at tome time in my a---. to land, and col- i. Prompt c ireful attention given all i. r i loan approved security. easy. E. tobacco for one of the Greenville warehouses. He said l in the section which he was trying to work up a lot of tobacco for Greenville ho met with con and it was And those came one called Rain-in a mighty chief of the tribe of Fusion, and he was and hungered for the market, that Greenville has office, and when ho found it not far the best bright tobacco the and of the Democrats he market and the most encouraging wander. future of any tobacco town in the I , . . ,. , , ,,, . ., land of the Phil- Important Duty Devolved on x. C. Practices in u EATERY BOY. of them had taken and influential farmer and given him a salary to solicit trade for them his It hap- that- the young man who Wants OP Should Want was working for Greenville an Education, Section Chapter of the Acts of is as follows the Clerk of the Superior court of each county shall, within twelve mouths after the cation of this Act, establish, alter or create separate of their respective counties so as to provide, as near as may be, at least one place way ground caused by the cross firing of markets, it being nearly half voting- for every throe hen- i between them. fifty electors in every sub-division of respective counties, whether such be a village city or ward; of which said action the Add The Eastern Reflector is Going to one Boy in that direction- dork shall give duo notice by advertisement in some learned just before reaching this published th, county, if immediate section that this good otherwise in old citizen who was working for place within the the other market had sold a lot i of on the floor that he was working or and at the for tie day and had tucked in the every tag. He also knew that J 8th March, 1893. this man been offered his t by a As he rode into In- little is in the r of is section he saw the d r for the other market Her Composition. A little girl Boston wrote a composition on Here boy is not animal, yet We will give absolutely free of i a scholarship entitling the holder free tuition in all the English branches j Qr for the entire suing term, ISM of Greenville Male Ac id This is for in , . , ,. . j they can be beard to a considers Eastern North Carolina, and the boy lively engaged talking to one of t m , , , b l win ins this CONDITION'S. This months scholarship is to he given to the boy who will gel tho rest n yearly subscribers neighbor farmers. the topic of conversation he too walked up and asked the how tobacco sell- they are spoke to, and the., they When a boy hollers his big month like frogs, The Eastern Reflector tr A. on his market. Very well, indeed, he I said replied and by the between now and o'clock P. M. on j . t . i a . Jan, 11th, 1896. Two for e mouths or four for S months is busted. Oh no, the mm sub-1 in, This is no catch penny device hut a offer, mid if only one the other by surprise, was in be brought in yesterday sold to answer respectable tell just how it was. A boy thinks him sell clever because he can wade where it is but God made the dry laud for every living thing, rested on the seventh day. When the grows up he is called a husband, and then brought in, for this b for the balance of that I but the grew up girl is a tie- time tie- Who brings the scholarship. Of course we at satisfactory prices and m-i; than one subscriber to be here to day ready to give you wading and stays out . rise worth winning and will it. I that yon sold in In that there my he an , ,., tor hoy wishes to enter His this congest, we oiler a cash commission j farmer looked very much a i of per cm on subscribers, .,. . . or opinion as express- i widow keeps neigh It is astonishing to see the those will e the who wins the scholarship will Bel commission. Now boys get j to work th determination U win this prise. Y hi can gel as many c i a- you meed . by to ill.- office. If this semi us your name as we to bow many b are working Iv the prise. We will publish the result of contest with the name i but my tobacco was not what of winner issue of the . of Jan. giving the s e- to get the their work, but i he get but f H tobacco. Oil said he I was fooled my tobacco It was not I expected- Why did yon by the and North- Press in respect to the , causes which gave us the results what of hist Tuesday's election. The it then said Greenville Well I, I thought I be able to get more another day was said the Southern Press, even that part of it which holds the views of Mr. Cleveland on the money question, are free to admit that the administration is largely boy time to enter school on the man, I am not fooled responsible for the Republican If you have any more Ilk Address all to TUB you tot advocates free silver today. very much composed , . , I the drummer j does not Hesitate to charge Io see bis neighbor later in the the results upon the pow lib, N. C. Oct. j day. life I may have told some things were not quite as should have papa ever tell a again questioned the boy. am afraid ho replied his mother. Fannie ever toll a persisted the boy. His concluded it was about time to choke her sou off before he had involved all the on both sides of the family, so she said, boy, I am afraid there is hardly any person in the world but who has at some period of his life made statements that would not be called the The boy pondered over this for a few he said, must be lonesome in of the gates. ; there but God George the Washington Times- Herald. i Mixed Breeds- Io he be- came a great man among them, was accounted a leader in And when the Mixed- Breeds waxed in and conquered neighboring they began to divide the they the land of office, giving to some one slice of pie, and to others, .-mother- Rain in-the face they made Chief of the Prison House, and made him lord over the in the city called Raleigh, and of the lands along the Nile, in the pro- of Weldon, and he was also ruler over the diggers of at Castle But the tribe of Democrats held the Prison and refused to give up the keys thereof. in-the- face and his eight assistant lords went to the Prison House, s front the rains upon then, they get very damp. they showed their parch the Great Red Seal stuck on the corner thereof, those tho gate heeded not their cries I November and the average and So when they BOt thinking of such things, have received their watermelons offered for sale the is commonly Salisbury this ed to have got the re sold, too. The melons were the city. And brought in by Mr. S- C- gather together scribes and j t them ware fine. Mr. brethren, after conferring says he cut live, with another, will 2-5 pounds each, last Christ these children of mas, which as good Many to justice, that we, the Only would to see, and that adulterated Mixed Breeds, may be is saving some more at home come possession of our Slice be eaten next Dana's Code of Principles. Mr. Dana's code of principles, which have been extensively cir- and commented up- on, good enough to I. Get the get all the news, but the news II- Copy nothing from another publication without proper it. of the Reflector. A hint to advertisers. Highest of all in Leavening U. S. Powder Absolutely pure WAKE ITEMS. III. Never print an interview I Correspondence Mr. Ii. L- Bridges, of sent of the party interviewed. IV. Never print a as news matter. Let every advertisement appear as an advertisement, no sailing under false colors. V- Never attack the weak or the defenseless, either by argument, by invective, or by ridicule unless there is some absolute public no j enrolled students- This is for so doing. j largest enrollment the his- VI. Fight for your opinions college. but do not believe they Prof. Poteat, the of the whole truth nor the only Biology and Geology, ; the Baptist Convention VII. Support your party if you Providence, R. I., on the 12th, have But do not all j being the good are in it, and all the i of has recently subscribed to the endowment- Rev. A. C. Cree, Jr., a student of the college, has been called as pastor of Chapel Hill Baptist church. Wake Forest College has now bad cues outside of it. VIII- Above all, know, be The Society has elect- ed Mr. Bruce of Monroe, in Town. Although today is the 9th of the And when the day of judgment is come, Scribes Day, Whitaker stand up the court called Superior for the Mix ed Breeds, and against them stand Scribes Shepherd and Bus- bee for the tribe of Democrats. the scribes argued long, brought parchments. And the judge heard all that tho scribes id. And he pondered long over Herald. the Exposition grounds at Atlanta is a of nursery where small children babies may be checked like baggage and properly cared for while their mothers see the sights. A Gas lady just returned says there are two babies in the nursery that haven't been called for. No trace of their owners can be found. that humanity is orator. The medal w that there is progress human won last year by a Wake Forest life human affairs; and that, I man, and will be glad if of as sure as God lives, the future j her men wins it this year. will be better than tho present u T. i . the past- who graduated , , I bore in 1883, and who has gained A lecture, delivered at Cornell a world-wide reputation as an January, orator, lectured here recently with six maxims of value j His subject was Woman to a a today fa I. Never be in a hurry. agitating minds of the as Prophets- A grizzled and gray county farmer formed one of a group of men who were weather signs recently. always know when there is to be a be said, by watch- the turkeys and chickens go to roost each night. In calm weather the fowls always roost with their heads alternating way; that is, one faces east, the next west, and so on. But when there is going to be a high wind they always roost with their heads turned toward the direction from which it is coming. There are reasons for these different ways of roosting. I take it, when there is no wind to guard against they can see other danger more readily if they are headed both directions; but when wind is to arise they face it because they can hold their positions better. But the part I can't understand, he concluded, is how the critters know the wind is going to rue, we mortals lack all of Tobacco ion. Why cannot Winston have a tobacco exposition next autumn II. Hold fast to the He had a large , lion. I all of whom listened very I need not be gotten up on too III. by the Stars and ; attentively. It was a grand i and expensive a scale, and Stripes. Above all, for vet it ought to be a small whatever happens. Profs. J. B. and R. W A can IV. A word that is not spoken never does any mischief. complete -i struck, and with proper he Professors of Latin, displayed , have recently had their recitation V. All the of a good i rooms furnished with nice make up for the bad chairs, purchased of of a bad one the High Point Chair Co., by VI- If you find yon have been themselves and students. The wrong don't fear to say so. boys no longer have to carry chairs from their rooms to sit in, Peanut Crop. lap boards to write on during examinations. M- The Jacksonville Citizen j success Slander. will be a very short crop this year, according to reports from all over the South It starts with a word collected a central handling with a a nod-and house in Cincinnati. The great; very with a smile. It is a heat long drought during j pestilence walking the dark- Oar tobacco people should give the matter consideration. Talk it over. Look at it from every of view. our opinion it is practical. We believe it would not only be helpful to local tobacconists, but of benefit to the tobacco interests of e and of this ion. Great crowds j would be attracted to this city. , , , . i Winston and its manufacturers Against slander there U no de- woad be advertised. The market would Cotton corn and wheat and other products have had their ex- the late Summer early Fall j LOSS, contagion far and I positions and palaces and so seriously impaired both the wide, the most wary traveler can j forth, but for tobacco little or has been Why should not Winston, a nor can any of the Quality of the The . avoid; it is the And he any will meet likely be j dagger of the assassin; it is This that I have If you have any more like landslide which came, and that . to appear I tho eighth day of mouth called in the year of When first commenced to The Northern Press attribute Fusion, one. tho Tobacco Department, result to the fact that the When all the scribes stood be- a local party is not stand- fore him. he said unto the did these Mixed; go on to show that every man Breeds, who were a hungered for lay out, and meditated. looked into the volumes of the which to base a The j but last year's, and tho poisoned arrow whose I Law, for he was learned its mothers appear to have j n quality will be much the are incurable; it is the mortal I Journal. mysteries. adopted a effective way of I average- crop will sting the deadly adder; murder I after he had his rid of their tho of the its employment, innocence its id mads up his of their I be of the ct the scribes luggage, the Ga- is Virginia. prey, i him. This was of j The with the her of The to leach free c In i write Hie English brandies, for the months term beginning Jan. the boy to whom he may award the scholarship, and our were of i, by President Cleveland and fore the subs mil ion emit. st. tobacco that grew almost II. . , Principal Greenville Stale Pitt county in the tributary to Greenville, Original Continual fretting is oleomargarine cf trouble. the J. J. L. D LOU L Al N. C in the r AM i T . x. and in our articles we referred to Pitt county tobacco. Gradually as the market grew larger be- to draw from a lager until now the sales are made up of tobacco from as many John E. lard I . Harding, Wilson, N. C. Greene N. iv Al Greenville. X. Special attention Riven to collections an-1 settlement claims. who has d Mr. office, demand tho keys of the for the past two years was bad- beaten Tuesday. The New York Herald goes so far as to say that the result of Tuesday's election makes it positively necessary that Mr. Cleveland be nominated the Democrats counties surely as any market in eastern North Carolina, to have any prospect of and as any in the success. The counties State- In y Say. That when a boy grows up. his begins to grow down. That the man who wishes good advice will consult his purse- That men won't drink a drop, while others won't drop a drink. That if you good without hope of you may keep on doing for tho same pay. That promises made in time of affliction require a better than people commonly possess three leading tobacco mar- That to Keep your hair long j k t , M t must keep it short. of which Greenville is situated arc reality the tobacco growing eastern Lenoir, Craven, Beaufort, Martin, Wilson- Of course there are other that are generally considered eastern counties, but strictly speaking do net belong to them. Besides those mentioned there are Bertie, Hertford, Washington, Tyrrell and a number of others that are just beginning to grow tobacco but will probably never plant it extensively on account of the water atmosphere. The eight above named constitute tho leading tobacco growing counties of Eastern North Carolina. There That Fortune gives her ha-d to a courageous man- That should lo taxed because it is a luxury. That the oyster is getting tho soup. That organ is the one. sou and Rocky Mount. Tho last two named draw largely from Franklin and Vance conn- tics and the territory adjacent to and in South while is in the eastern I of these and is strictly the Now it is reported that a shrewd Yankee up in New York State has secured a patent upon an envelope that cannot be without detection. One of its advantages is that no mucilage is used, and it is therefore cheaper to manufacture. This is done by means of two pointS that pass through slits in the flaps, and then out in such a way that they cannot be with- drawn without tearing the paper. It is also said that not in the technical sense, each envelope containing letters might pass through tho mails at the no cent rate. He has ready received an offer for his patent and if ho has hit upon a device to do the government out of fifty per of its postal revenues has made his calling and election sure for this world at least. That the earth covers the bright tobacco market of Eastern emu's mistakes Mr. J. I- near raised barrels and peck of cm one acre. He had a Justice of the Peace to j North Carolina. There are Prison words to that they era the lawful holders of the keys of the Prison House. But I say unto tho tribe of hold fast the keys, for the Law that thou art tho rightful holders. I say unto Rain in the Face and his lords, go for ye enter the ranch you thought you had And when the scribes told Rain the Face and his lords what the Judge had said, they straight way girded up their loins, said to one another, will make more dive for the For there is a court called that a large brick building the street Edenton, and we will appeal unto the who sit in judgment And straightway the of the Mixed-Breeds write another parchment- But the tribe of the still sat in their and selecting a wife be sure to j select cue that will wash- The fall crop of Republicans is to be large. You cannot down a person unless you follow at his heels. wise answer away but it takes a big stick to keep it turned away. receives more curses for what he does not accomplish than praises for what ho actually does- There are a good many pious people who are as careful of their religion as of their best service of only using it on holiday occasions for fear it should got chipped or flawed in working day The committees having the matter in charge work looking to the erection of a Rich- to the memory of Jefferson Davis. It is that will be ready to have the comer stone laid next May the encampment of the Confederate Veterans in that city. They Don't it According to section of the internal revenue laws, cigar- smokers who throw paper boxes away without first destroying the stamps, lay themselves liable to a fine of six months or both. Not one smoker out of a thousand does this. On the back of every cigarette box will be found a warning smokers to destroy the stamps, but few people ever take the trouble to read it- It is that a person shall be caught in the act of throwing the box away before he be rested. ruin its sport man who at the midnight news concerning a great J hour the dwelling staple, it is reassuring to let does an injury; he burns the successful experiments roof, pillar,, raiment, the raising peanuts have made in many parts of tho country Washington Oregon farmers very shelter from the storm and pest; but he does that be repaired. Tho may indeed beat chilling blasts raised good crops this year, assail, but charity will receive a Me , farmer tells this week of having just harvested a good though small There is one matchless hour in man's life Every sense of his to tho delicious, intoxicating influence, and all the world seems be reveling in a car- of joy. Sound becomes mu- sic, common place things become beautiful sight feeling conspire together to intensify the illusion. This hour is when, for tho first time, the woman he loves yields up her first confession of love for him, and for the first time soulfully into his face, a wealth of trust and happiness beam from her dear eyes. Then it is not what he has or be, but what he is and what is his that concerns him. Love is abroad the land. In every city, hamlet, the young and old are heavenly is ox its power. Where rightly regarded entered into discreetly the tendency should be to make this old world better. A great deal on happy homes. Man are better, happier, more Sun. the victim her dwelling, will give him food to eat and raiment to put on; will timely assist him, raising a roof over tho ashes of the old, and will sit at our fireside taste the fruit of friendship of home. But the man who circulates false reports concerning a character, who exposes every act of his life which may be to his disadvantage; who goes to this and that brother, tells them he is very tender of his brother's reputation; enjoins them the secrecy, and then fills their ears with hearsays and rumors, and, what is worse, leaving them to dwell upon the and suggestions of his own busy imagination. The man who thus from another his good does him an which neither industry nor charity nor time itself can repair. Tie. Truth in This. The Argonaut truthfully says, business man who thinks he can do without advertising shows a lack of judgment. In this year of Lord 1895, who have money to spend read the newspapers, and instead of going around the street hunt- for what they need, take up their paper and soon find where they are kept. The man who ad- does it in a business like manner will in the end come out ahead of his neighbor who thinks the world ought to hunt him tip to find out his business. If you want people's trade you should them to come to see Durham has a man that is such a stickier for prohibition that he wouldn't wear a new coat because it was tight under the arms and full in the Sun. It is evident that the South has at hand, and therefore cheap, all the raw materials entering into that its labor and cost of living are cheaper than at the that it can, in consequence, manufacture goods of all kinds- at less cost than the North or the West; that it can not only supply the home demand, hat also ex- port goods with profit- that in the The Greensboro Record tells it, from information in a letter, that a few miles north of town a couple were to have been married last Wednesday night. While wait- for the at rival of the minister, a former lover of the bride in some way gained access to her and the next thing the guests knew he had carried her away, whether on a flying charger like Davy Crockett, or in his arms is not known. Of course some of the party was fighting mad, others fighting glad, but what can't be cured must be endured and the situation was ac- Fact is it had to for before the absence of the bride was no- she had been gone and was by this time married. The Treasury circulation statement a net decrease money In the Treasury during October of and an Increase of of all . i kinds of money circulation in the lines of manufactures it is States October, making extending its operations with circulation foot up

THE REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. Entered at the Greenville X. C, as second-class m matter. WEDNESDAY, 1805. GREENVILLE. A Series of Articles on the History of To- Culture in the Eastern Counties Tine Tobacco Department. Conducted by O. L. Joyner, Proprietor Eastern Tobacco Warehouse the Greenville tobacco market east than he- He has already Some of Those Have Pat of the in mg Greenville Forward. than other buyers on the market c . for in its earliest days, long be- fore it was known what the outcome of the market would be, whether a success or a fail- they were here and to show In effecting the sale of a com-1 the faith they had in the mar- factors are bought interests here and Whether there was much made we don't know, but we do know that some of our mer- chant buyers found that they knew more about g a cotton crop than they did a tobacco crop and soon left tobacco. During this year by hard work and the expenditure of a good deal of money the market sold pounds. In 1892 the Eastern was built and run by Joyner They also built the leaf factory now owned by J. N. Co., on borrowed money and sold it at a sacrifice in order to per- establish that firm on this market. the market opened that year we had ad- to a few of the buyers of the previous year Mr- K W- who during this year worked had and helped to hold up the market which sold 1,22-s an increase of a million pounds over the first year- Prize room was very much needed now We had two warehouses and two prize houses. No one could be induced to build a prize house and is a last resort the Greenville Warehouse came forward and gave the contract for the in of two So the third year we started off with two ware- houses and four prize houses. This year on account of the Tar- market down that clever and gentleman Mr J. W. Morgan, buyer for the American Co. on market, came to locate Green- ville and thus the American To- Co. was established here. Greenville sold dating this year The fourth year of the market opened Still another warehouse built by Move, but we could not get prize room- The American Tobacco Co. wanted a five story building and Messrs. Hooker said that if the Company would agree to take the house tot two years they would built it. the Amer- very naturally re- fused to do not knowing anything about the market- house In d to be built and we could get no one to it unless the rent f at least two year.-, so order to get the Mi- J. W. Morgan, G. F. Evans O- L. Joyner an guaranteeing rent two years this year more buyers came to ville whose their with the market will be given hi full in it later issue c this paper Do ill mar- bad -wined each year and tins pounds. The fifth year of is now upon us. During last summer i u ore large price era built b O- r. and one by The Star Wart-boast built by Bonn tree, Brown Co, and the Eastern was to double its mer size. Already the four ware houses have sold nearly pounds and it is not ting it to say by the of the season the market will have sold five and a half or six million and during the next sum mer we hope to American Tobacco Co. erecting a here. We confidently look for the early establishment here of some of the largest tobacco limit- on continent with these will coca factories and various other branches of industry that the quiet little town of Greenville thought of nor never dreamed of five years ago. two necessary, a seller and a buyer, and we know of no com that requires any great- number of either in order to obtain the best results than tobacco. In establishing a to- market the first thing that is necessary is tobacco, and the next thing somebody to buy it, and one of the most tasks on earth to do is to secure competent and reliable tobacco buyers for a new mar- and then the difficult task of getting the sellers convinced that you got the buyers for their product, that will give them as much at home as they can get elsewhere, commences and continues. These we can today boldly and fearlessly say Greenville has. Men who are re- liable, competent judges of to- and Were we to undertake to give a list of all those who have at times been identified as buyers on this market we would not have space to speak a word for those who are today permanently here. A the breaks of the Eastern warehouse on Sept 1st, 1892, there were present quite a number of tobacconists from a distance among them Mr. J. N. Gorman, of Richmond. On that day we have been told Mr, J. N. Gorman B. W- formed a for the purpose of conducting a leaf tobacco business on the ville market. Nearly every body recollects how splendidly Mr. worked for the Greenville market during the first year that he was here. Soon after the opening of the second tobacco year of Mr. Boy- connection with the mar- the firm of B. W. Co. dissolved. As has before been stated Joyner had sold to the firm of R. W. Co., the prize home now occupied by J- N. Gorman Co, thus establishing them on the market and after the dissolution of the firm Mr. Boy- decided to go to Richmond, Mr. Gorman assuming the re- of the the firm here and in the place of Mr Mr. H. Gorman was sent to Greenville to represent J. N. Gorman Co. have at all times been potent i factors in sustaining Greenville, as a tobacco market. We were talking with J. M. Gorman, the senior member a year or so ago and in speaking of the eastern markets he said that in his opinion would event- be the leading bright to- market in eastern and by his words and ac- he has backed his owes much to J N. German Co. for the position that it occupies now, the leading strictly bright to- market of North At the Aug. 1894 meeting of the Tobacco Board of Trade Mr. P. H Gorman was chosen Vice-President besides being placed on several committees in which ca- he dispatched business with such efficiency that at the August, 1895 meeting he was unanimously chosen and is today the youngest Pres of a Tobacco Board of Trade in North Carolina. told how he was induced to throw aside a flattering offer to go west and decide to cast let with the tobacco interests of Pitt county. When he came home from college, one's first of him was that he was just an ordinary overgrown boy, but a second glance told that there was something in him- The Ki was not slow to cog- that beneath the face there was talent as well as push and enterprise, and feeling the very deepest interest in establish- a successful tobacco market here we opened the paper to lie accepted the invitation has since been regularly conduct- a tobacco department the Reflector that has all along spoken for itself. It is not said with any spirit of boastfulness, but we believe that what he has written through these has attracted more to the Greenville tobacco market than any other cause- To make a long story 01- Joyner has been almost the life of the market. He has la bored in season and out of sea son for its success, and has spent more money and worked harder in it any other man. FRANK CLOTHING. Never in the history of the clothing business have desirable clothes been offered at such low prices as I am now quoting. My assortment of rich novelties, both in foreign and do- manufacture, represent every fashionable color and weave and is the largest and most complete to be seen in the city. Quality with -------me is always the first consideration, this Hammered the Prices Down to suit You. A great exhibit of new goods for this week's sale in EL O E Our neighbor, the Greenville is doing especially line work for its town. It is a of articles on the Greenville tobacco market. The articles are well illustrated, and the work shows en. in Editor Whichard. Scotland Neck Democrat- en- for A man who believed the old a pin pick it op, and all day long have good saw a pin in front of the the other day. down to get it hat off and rolled into the gutter; his eve glasses fell and broke on the his gave way behind; he burst the button hole on the back of his shirt collar, and he all but lost his new false He got the News. THE WAREHOUSE. This house, that is perhaps the best known in Eastern North Carolina, was the second in Greenville. It was built ard was opened on the 1st September with one of the biggest occasions Greenville has known. The first season it was operated by O. L. Joyner and Alex. and from the very start the took the the market which position it has maintained over the of 1893 Mr- Joy- purchased the interest of Mr in the business, and the Bummer of the year he sold an interest to O. Hooker. Through the two follow- Mr. Joyner conducted the business of the house alone with Mr. Hooker as a silent and under splendid manage- the Eastern its successful car Early this year a was formed between G P- O L- Joy- and O. Hooker, those three the strongest team the market had. Under tins management the Eastern Las gone on up the ladder, and so far season has sold per cent of the marketed here. trunks SPECIALTIES Will be offered in every department to warrant inspection by every one in- i in high class merchandise. I do not quote prices for the reason that the values in each and every instance will speak for themselves and tellingly. PATRICK GORMAN. As the above cut indicates Mr Gorman is nothing but a boy now and when he came here to take charge of the business of J, N. Gorman Co , he had not attained his majority. Though young in years Pat has handled the immense volume of business that has been done here by his firm with alacrity skill that would have done credit to a much older and ex- man. During the last two years and a half we have been thrown in very inti mate contact with him and have found him always active and on the alert business matters. to Greenville in the capacity of a tobacco buyer his boyish appearance was not such as to impress one with the great depth of qualification that he really possessed, but the season opened he was not long in making his mark as a shrewd business manager and s close, keen judge of tobacco. The firm of J. N. Gorman Co., represented by he subject of this sketch has doubtless been more closely identified with the history of OSCAR HOOKER. Some wit once said of a law dim in was com- posed of three brass and beauty. By eliminating the the word brass and substituting another beginning with B the letters are combined forcibly in Mr. Hooker. man, got the The combination makes him by no means undesirable partner- Though his first few year's con- industry The Eastern Warehouse. CO., PROPRIETORS. That he has the brain of a man goes without saying. While he makes no boast of beauty, in that particular he average stands well above the in a silent way, this season be is one of the active workers for the market and can be found at his post in the every day- WHY THEY STOPPED. v, N C Nov. Mb- Editor; I can the co Department of the a bit of curious In a recent edition it was that in Col-, days Eastern was extensively engaged in the of tobacco, but for some explained cause gave up the in- which was never renewed recent The was Carolina was a part of the Virginia Colony and all of the tobacco raised in this section was required to ship- through the ports The authorities Colony picked out all the best to- of the farmers of this sec- and shipped it to England as Virginia tobacco to the Carolina farmers only a email per cent, of the while they rejected the poor loaf leaving it on the hands of the farmers as so much hard labor was You can gain more en this point from certain volumes in the possession of Alex Blow, of Greenville I send this I know Mr. is of such quaint and old facts about the in- ho baa s successfully male his t i i i. Very v. y, h. s. GREENVILLE, N. Commends itself to the planters Eastern Car- for the many advantages it possesses, am- Skylights which diffuse a soft, mellow light over the entire sales dark which shows your Tobacco to great advantage on all parts of the sales floor, which we assure you is a very decided advantage in the sale of your T YD A C C We pets of all J v 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 hereby extend a cordial invitation to those who have not, to give us a trial, and we will convince them that the a is first class in all that goes to get top market prices, so when you get a load ready put corks in your ears and listen to no one until you anchor at the Star and we send you home happy over big prices. Capt. Pace is our Be bandies i v at auction and to i; no is patronage is solicited and invited. Tour friend.-- truly, E. K. of Tobacco Your f tin- market BROWN CO. pile II lie Io F- EVAN'S. Man as he is fa- known to everybody, was the first to become tobacco culture in Pitt county and was the first to in the warehouse business in Greenville. From the start he has thrown his entire energy into it with a determination that Greenville should take front rank in the markets. He is a superior judge of splendid business is a man in whom the people have utmost confidence, o- L- We sent a photograph of with the Others to have a picture made of him, but his red head blinded the artist he slipped On it- How- ever, a picture is not needed to the people who Joy- is. There is today not a more widely known man the tobacco growing counties of the Just stop, think, consider where you can best protect your interest in of your Tobacco crop. For four year we have worked hard and spent our money in building and placing the Greenville Tobacco Market in the front rank of the Markets of the world. Since Greenville first had a To- Warehouse we have been on the grounds working day and night to acquire the best possible knowledge of how to sell the farmers co to the best advantage and now after four years of difficult toil we want to say to all who have tobacco to sell that we believe we are in a better position than any Warehouse firm in Easter n 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 your pat- only upon the strictest business merit. no special pets to whom fancy prices are given at the expense of less favored ones but our undivided personal attention is given to every pile of your Tobacco and if your interest should at any time be neglected our attention only needs to be called to it and cheerfully and willingly all wrongs will be righted. Our opinion is that Tobacco is selling very well for the offered and from now on we expect lively market. So when you get ready to sell just hook up and drive straight to the old reliable Eastern, headquarters for high prices, good averages and all round courteous treatment. Your friends, EVANS, JOYNER CO., Owners and Pro Eastern Tobacco Warehouse. BRING IT ON tie , WANTS 1500.000 Pounds and we are going to have it if hard work and satisfactory prices will get it. Give us a trial and be convinced that ; St can and will give satisfaction in every respect. The High Prices we are getting every day for the farmers who sell with us will convince you that we are yours for highest averages, GREENVILLE, N. C.

THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. There i cotton left in the Large of peanuts are being shipped. It looNs winter Drill be here on schedule time. at the warehouses Splendid breaks gala yesterday. Granulated sugar per pound at J- Cherry k Co's. are just docking to the Exposition now. The d have got mighty close to hoar in length. Tn s a hard rain dun night and mud i- plentiful. FURNITURE cheaper than ever before at J- Cherry k Co. Help every you want lo town prosper, Mora water in i an in wells is for a a result of the rain. easy and good wear for the You can't go wrong with they are rights and left For sale by J. U. Cher- it Co. The big hog is now getting his name- or rather, his weight-in the papers. C. J. preached sermons In the Baptist Similar. Just received a Car-load Flour none cheaper and better than that ottered by J. Cherry Co. An opportunity to help the poor is a chance has given us to do Some- thing him. Beautiful stylish and cheap Dress Goods at J. i Cherry Cos slack with Deeds King this week, he issued only one winter every paper you pick up one to Sun. sugar per pound at J. 13- Cherry Co's. Any one wanting a splendid parlor organ cheap, can learn of a bargain by calling at Hie BE Bo i went hunting Friday after- on, and killed fourteen partridges out fifteen shots. Is a crack A large line the celebrated E G Corsets at J. 13- Cherry Cos The ladies specially invited to inspect them. Wei ear it remarked generally lie cotton crop is coming In much shorter than w . expected earlier In the It requires no great wisdom to why Thanksgiving Day ways before Exchange. Buy your Macintosh and Hub at J. B- Cherry k and save Saturday some went in the ill H. on Second are two over- i- in the rack. Washington is vi I. We- hope may reach. I, age a with success year i her year. V. ire Buckle Suspenders all Buckles aid fastening.-, war- ranted for two years, at J. 15- Cherry i Co's. There was row in the ii, t One was cm t la I e With a Bu your Macintosh and Rub- Out U J- B- Cherry k Co's. pave money. Woolen and E. w associated In a law in open an in i Clime and cab n Cherry M inlay h is got to be out as good a on this as any the ware- ho had so on their no rs that die continued all day For easy and Chair to your wife or laugher, or mother. stock and at J. B. Co. ire the the service, M- Billings tendered his res g- nation a- pa-tor, to take effect on or before 1st. By unanimous vote the resignation was the table. PROPER NOUNS. Third Person, Plural Number, Present Tense, Potential Mood, Mrs. Lou is very sick. J. T. Bruce, of Sew is here. Mrs. M. A. Ricks moved to Wash- Mrs. V. H. Whichard left Monday for Salisbury. Will Daniel very sick for several days. J. it. Davenport, of was here Monday. Sharp Blount, of Newborn, was in town Monday. The Best Day Yet. Yesterday was one of the est the Greenville co we ever saw- There was more tobacco here it up letter quality than day's mar- has previously had. The fine weather has given the farmers a good opportunity to handle their tobacco they are giving the all they can do. It made difference which house had first or last sale warehouse crowded every foot of space it could command and then THANKSGIVING Appoints November as a Day of Thanksgiving. The people of North Carolina have much for which to be to Almighty God in the year which has just past. The earth has brought forth abundantly of food products in response to cur labors, the prices of raw ma- have advanced, industrial progress has been awakened our and the future looks Shut Up Ten Days. The horse which got away from Capt. John King's boys on circus day was found Sunday in an unused stable on the out- skirts of town. It is supposed that some one shut the horse up in the stable, and from the way the animal had gnawed the sides of the stable there is if it had had food or water for several days, perhaps not in the two weeks it has b en lost. A. IS. of Bethel spent Thurs-1 there was load after load that brighter than the past few years day night here. John a little -on of Mrs. Delia i sick. Rev. C. left Monday morn- for Nashville. Harvey and wife left Friday morning for Danville, C. S. Forbes has returned from the Atlanta Exposition. Miss Moore returned Saturday from a visit to Adrian Savage n turned from Thursday evening Mrs, Florence Dancy returned from Saturday morning. Mrs- L. E. Cleve. of Newborn, is vis- her mother, Mrs. P. E. Dancy. Warren has gone, to Hash Court In inter, st of Riverside Nurseries. Alice My.- left Tuesday evening to return to school at Miss Nannie Daniel left Saturday for Bethel to visit her sister. Mrs. Hammond Capt. John Ex-Senator W R of Falkland were here Monday. Miss Scotland Neck, is visiting her brother. T Yin ford. So M. Bern lid wife re- turn d Wednesday evening from the Atlanta Exposition. Mis. I. Davis and little son of Beaufort, a e visiting her daughter, Mis. L T. K. Randolph left Saturday for New Orleans and from there will go to Central America to join his son. Mrs S. C. and two children, of who have been visiting relatives at the King returned homo Sat- Cards arc out for the marriage of of county, to -Miss- of Dunn, on De- C 18th- Ml-.-rs Novella left Saturday tor Tarboro, where they join a party of for Mi- At- m. s. v. King went to Tarboro Mond Sam been assisting the telegraph office here fur three mouths, and is a prompt, hie boy. M. O. Bethel, K. L. Davis and W. M. Lang of and T. Turnage. all prominent merchants, were In town Saturday. U. Flanagan, who has been spend- a three vacation with his parents here. left Friday morning to re- his In the Government Printing Office at Washington. l. dun of the Greenville i om tin. have been made around the ant and left on the even- lug lie ed as well pleased with the work of the II. could not get on the sale at Thousands of pounds hail to be in the houses tor another day. This week is going to show the largest sales record the market ever had. So much for having a good mar- and lotting the world know it. The market grows better all the time- Mr. have Schultz, what new goods you New and disaster and want. Our people should be thankful for blessings vouchsafed to I hem, and, in grateful of His goodness obedience to our laws and the time-honored custom of our fore fathers, devote one day of the year to service- Therefore, I, Elias Gov- of the State of North Car- do hereby appoint Thurs- day, the cay of November. Mountain Roll BoMer, Buckwheat of pub. R Molasses Oat Flakes, Dried Apples, California Prunes and cleaned Cur- rents, etc- should realize that tho only true and permanent cure for their condition to found in having e BU the health of every and tissue the body depends upon the purity of the blood. The whole world knows the standard blood purifier is And therefore it is the true and reliable medicine for nervous people. It makes the blood pure and healthy, and cores makes the nerves firm and sweet sleep, mental vigor, a good appetite, perfect digestion. It does oil this, end cures or Salt and all other blood diseases, because it Results prove every word we have said. Thousands of voluntary establish the fact that Be Sure to Get Hood's tires can better. Fleer, better mid am in every way since taking Hood's C. C. Davis, Box Salina, Kan. Hood's Pills cure liver ills, lion, headache, On v the IS h,. day of the will offer for , sale on what is generally known as the can be six by th.- hood, awl , leading one true blood Ho s to Washington on the uh of Tar riv follow i, t a tides i mules. horses, mare and colt months old, pony, head or blessings, and of supplication for His continued kindness care over us as a State end nation. I earnestly request every of this great Commonwealth to lay aside his usual business, assemble either at the churches or the fireside, make this annual festival a day of play- thanksgiving. L-t not the day be devoted to amuse- but with grateful give praise to God for the of our liberties and for the advancement of our nation in prosperity greatness. This State has ever been the Lome of freedom tho abiding of a virtuous people. Let the day not pane without acknowledgment of all these blessings; lot us our and offerings the charitable institutions of tie State, the wounded and needy soldier, the orphan, tho poor afflicted, and, by substantial show forth the thankfulness of our hearts. whereof, I have hero- my hand and ed the Great Seal of the State of North Carolina to affixed. Done a the city of Raleigh, this 14th of November, in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ninety- and one died twentieth year of our ELIAS CARD. By the Governor. Proctor Ki best Flour lb lag From this day oar i, Boys, Youths th- will sold per ct. less Caught a Swan. t. K. With of Swift Greek town- a lip, told us Ho night he had a large swan. About eke ago hands on his the swan in the It is the swan was with i a K going youth, from fell by wayside. Mr- Witherington the fowl has proved a great the neighborhood. head ox S head of cattle, including several flue milch cow- about two-thirds and about and years Id, two thirds to Jersey, largo Jersey bull, or stork h with small pigs, about. bar of corn, about pound a or pounds of nicely hay and all farming Terms of Sale Cash. Parties de- siring to purchase any of above before day of sale can d- so by a en Ion November P. Private Secretary. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. Gr is Waking up Have Them. and The Marriage Bells At the home of t he bride's on Nov- at o'clock, P. M., Thomas J. try one of promising young men, led to the altar Anna ML the charming accomplished daughter of W. T- Woody, of Va Roxboro Courier. Mr- was a buyer on the Greenville tobacco market and the boys here extend best wishes. As Thanksgiving Day is getting near at hand, the question may be asked by sonic one if the business houses will lie closed up on that day. The custom has become so general in Greenville that the Reflector feels safe in saying that the day will be observed by a pension Of all Tobacco Seed. Capt. Pace says one of the prime and essential requisites to the success of a tobacco crop is safe, reliable seed and his observation in traveling around this summer was for the most part the plants turned out for seed by our farmers were selected beet use of the overgrown size of the plant evidently caused by being where there was a com- post heap, or where the guano bag was placed and more or less spilled. Plants grown from such will never make fine tobacco, don't pin your faith to such when fresh, reliable seed be had of our druggists. Quality not is what pays, and if I was asked to name the best seed I would not hesitate to name the Long Leaf Gooch and Hester as most applicable to the Eastern section. The at large, and the Baptist church especially, lost an able man in the death of Dr. Columbus Durham, which at his home in Thursday night. was years of age. lie was Secretary of the State Board of Missions and President of the Hoard of Trustees of Wake Forest Col- His loss will be keenly felt. Unusual Attraction Our stock complete and we want to show you our Dry Goods, Notions, and everything you may want. Call. RICKS, TAFT CO, door Pawls the Jeweler. GREENVILLE, N. C Sale No. mum and designs. have open- d a sales stables at tho Harrington stables on et, and a few days will have car load of mule Call sec them. Savage The work tie town is having done on will greatly rove the i. n thoroughfare. n. the residence of r Harris is leg grading down and the dirt placed on i w places along the This i will conduct a ea stable my old stand on Filth street. Air- S W. oaten is now out west selecting stock for in.-- contemplating chasing or moles would do well to my G- M. Another party of our were Friday night, and cap- a hue one- it is to hear M ye and Earnest Forbes tell how some of the were shooting at s which they thought were coon s eyes shining up a tree. Chamois Lining and new of Dross Goods at I- U- Cherry Co s- Signs multiply all over the coining winter is to arrive early, be severe, and list a long nine. Hocks of Wild geese have b en leaving Michigan for their winter during the last week or so. ahead schedule time, and this old settlers regard as a certain weather For containing within corporate limits, fine truck and tobacco land, dwelling and all out houses. Apply to J. White, Greenville, N. C- The Shakers have made a discovery which IS to much Realizing that of all out sufferings from troubles, a the country is with people who and suffer- i and tress, and that many starving, wetting to mere skeletons, cause does them good. devoted much study and tin-tight to the aid the result is Oils discovery, Digestive A from JO that w point out the way of relief at once. An Investigation will cost nothing I will result In much gold. all hate Castor Oil. but in t h is II AW l invite you to inspect my OF- CLOTHING, W GOODS, Gents Furnishing Goods you and show to you my stock. You will be surprised to bear my Low Prices lint re need since I bought my Low Tariff goods. will give the benefit to yon jut to build me up a trade Greenville, Be -tire to come to see me for these Goods most be sold at Store at Prop. GREENVILLE RON WORKS i am at my old stand w th work man ready to d TO MY on of any kind. Gnus, Bicycles or other repair work. All my work is guaranteed New Home Ma- chines i r JAMBS BROWN. Sale No. to suit and to fit you The is that Greenville will have an electric light plain at an early day. Hamilton, of the Green- ville Lumber Co., have taken the mat- in hand and Ii enterprising men to push it we nay expect it to be earned to success. Mr. Hamilton called a number of our business men ascertain who would take lights and met with very gratifying All now needed to make the plant a certainty la for the town to agree to take a of lights tor the St twenty. If the town docs gentlemen will go to work patting the plant. This is an t at should be quick to embrace. In this progressive age s the need of electric lights U Everybody can see th advantage of them, and that needs such a the town and the rally to the prise and its is assured, Tho citizens of Martin county, petitioned tho Railroad Commission for establishment of a freight station at that point. The petition bus been and the station will soon be built. BROS. For sale at reduced rates. We have in stock and to a large lot of Buggies and Wagon--, put up to order according to u-. These buggies are manufactured of The Best Material and the workmanship is guaranteed to us to be The are of North Carolina Oak and Hick- and made in the State by North Carolina workmen. We also curry a nil line of coffins m mm mm, which we offer at low rates. Call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Harding GREENVILLE, N. C. S No. to fit your h cheap. Sale No. Roots and to suit and fit your feet and pocket. A Strong Fortification. Fortify the body against disease by Liver Pills, an lute cure for sick headache, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, jaundice, bilious- and all kindred troubles. Fly Wheel of Your Liver Pills are the fly-wheel of life. I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice. I feel as if I had a new lease of life. J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. Liver Pills leads in Ladies Cloaks. the watchword of the Autumn Girl and Winter Youth and Age. Not forgetting the younger We provided for them all. for the Young for the Matured. for the Aged. I RAPS for Ultra for I RAPS for Staid. Fashionable people have no difficulty in their fancies our abundant stock. If one style doesn't suit., a hundred others stand upon the order of their showing. COME AND SEE LANG. Do wish to be a fine Do you wish to be a good Rook-keeper Do yon wish lo Vic a first school Do you wish to be a flue business man or woman f Do you wish to a pool In i If so be sure to enter the James proved School u, The Principal guarantees a Practical Business to every Intelligent boy or girt who will his School the first day go the whole month-. Now young men young n you have all heard the wonderful progress of the of the James and should to enter this School, and were you to fail to find as represented, and fail to the fact, that you learn more knowledge In one month at the James School than at any medium In m will get your board tuition tor months hoe of charge The session begins at Pitt Co., N. C. January 1596 and closes May and 1806. Be sure to enter the day . For hundreds of testimonials and particular; C. n. JAMES. FOR FINE RY CHEAP FOR C T NEXT DOOR OF BANK. STATEMENT. Of the condition of the Banking House of Tyson private hankers, at the close of on 28th, 1895. Dr. Loans on All other loans Overdrafts, from banks, 28.74 OS Banking House, Other Heal Furniture and 1,800 Current 1,270 Cash Hum, Cold coin, Silver coin, National Bank note. 10.45 Total LIABILITIES. Cr. Capital stock in, check, Due to bunks. Bills payable, ks on OS 42,0-0 2.000 I, on. Cashier of the Bank of Tyson Bawls, do sol- swear that the foregoing statement and schedules on the first which are hereby referred to and made a part of this report, are to the boat of my knowledge and belief. R. A. TYSON, Cashier. -------FOR THE------- FALL AND WINTER BUSINESS cordially invite you to inspect tho largest and neatest assortment of BE- ever brought to Greenville. Our stock 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 use, Tinware, Hollow- ware, Wood and Whips, Buggy Robes, Collars, Rope Twine, Heavy Groceries always on hand. Meat, Flour, Sugar, Salt and Molasses. The best and largest assortment of Crock- Lamps, Lanterns, Lamp Chimneys and Shades, Fancy Glassware, etc., 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. 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 children. We buy Cotton and Peanuts and pay the highest market price for them. Your experience teaches you all to buy and deal with men who will treat you fair and do the square thing by you. and see us and be convinced that what we claim is true. Yours for business square dealings, DON'T FORGET THE Hardware Store When you want anything in the Hardware line. Doors, Sash, Locks, Butts and Hinges, Saws, Tools, Paints and Oils, Nails and Axes. Corn Shelters from to Corn and Cobb Mill for Axes to cents. Stoves from to King Heaters to and Stovepipe, Pumps, Pump-Pipe, Rope, Belting, always go to the Hardware Stove where you will get the lowest prices. Yours, D. D HASKETT, GREENVILLE, N. C.

Co is a vigorous feeder and re- well to liberal On corn lands the yield increases and the soil improves if properly treated with fer- containing not under actual Potash. A trial of this plan costs but little and Is sure to lead to profitable culture. Our pamphlets are n advertising circulars boom- special are practical works. OB- ins latest researches on the of fertilization, are farmers. They are test WORKS, . Nassau Si., New York. GREENVILLE Male Academy. lie next session of S will on SEPT- i Greenville Collegiate Institute. N. C. S. P. VT A. M. Principal- With full corps o Teachers. Next session will begin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER All the English Ancient and Modern Languages- Music will or taught on the conservatory plan, by a graduate in music. Instruction thorough. Discipline firm, but kind. Terms reasonable. Art and Elocution will be taught, if desired. Calisthenics free. For particulars address the N. C. ESTABLISHED PORK X log their year's supplies will their interest t our prices pr. On r stock is n all its branches. FLOUR, Ah RICE, TEA, TOBACCO SNUFF we direct from M you to buy at profit. A con stock of FURNITURE always and sold at prices times. goods bought am sold for CASH, there fore, having no rial to sell at a close margin. S. M. N t FORGET to Trees and Plants this n h we a fine of Fit Tb, Grapes Vines, Greenhouse Plants, Gab- age. Pansy other Plants. Catalog suit tree. Apply to WARREN A Greenville, N. C W. A. R. R. AND St. Louis Railway. DAILY TRAINS Q CHATTANOOGA CINCINNATI MEMPHIS NASHVILLE CHICAGO Bf. LOUIS Route TO ARKANSAS AND Emigrant Rates. The Atlanta will be Exhibition ever in tin United . the Worlds Pair, and hate been made very Do not fail to go and lake tin children. It it education tin-m g-For maps, and any de- sired information write to J. H. W. HICKS Pass. Pa. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. M T. M. ;. P. A., Atlanta. Ga. The Charlotte OBSERVER, North Carolina's FOREMOST NEWSPAPER DAILY AND WEEKLY. 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Any young man with character and moderate ability taking a course with us will be aided in making to continue in the higher school;. The- discipline will be kept at Its present standard. Neither time nor attention nor work will be spared to make this school all that parents could wish. For further particulars see or ad- dress W. U. Principal Cheap Excursion Rates TO Cotton Stats, ATLANTA, GA. Sept. to Dec. 31st., VIA The Atlantic Coast Line Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars between New York and Atlanta Ga. via Richmond, Petersburg, Weldon, Kooky Mount, Wilson, Aiken and For Schedules. Sleep- Car accommodations call on or ad- any agent Atlantic Coast Line, or the undersigned. C. Div. Pass. Div. Pass ml Va. T. M. EMERSON, II. M. EMERSON. Mgr. Asst. Gen-. Pass. Wilmington, N. C. RIP-ANS The modern stand- ard Family cine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. GROVES Some Why There Are Not Mora Unions. That matrimony is a happier state than celibacy when it means a union of hearts as well as of fortunes is little doubt; but, though many people marry for or something for it, very few of unions lead to lasting Why is this The great reason scorns to mo to that in most lives tho ruling pas- is self, and upon this rock which comes in with it is shattered or later. A will often fancy very much with a pretty sprightly girl, and all tho so if has some means of her own. Now, tho real fact of tho likely is simply that tho girl him, and ho pictures a hum with as its mistress as a pleas- ant change from bachelor In fact, what ho calls love is only another for pure, adulterated selfishness. Ho thinks of and not of her, and when ho discovers, as ho soon will that she has rights, claims and wishes to satisfied as well as himself, ho will probably at first feel much surprised, and then aggrieved and indignant. the girl may in way as as the man and have married for tho sake of position, wealth, from parental control, or equally reason. If this tho as soon as the little veneer of attractions and sympathy which they called has worn off, thou both man and woman will find the marriage bond irksome and will look back wistfully to old days of freedom. In a case like this certainly say love has been by for, though both young may have fancied they loved, it was a mere delusion, which time and bettor acquaintance must have dispelled without tho help of matrimony. Look at a higher and a happier marriage, in which both parties start with a true affection for tho other and a capacity for greater love, and also with a firm purpose of making the other happy. A few years pass, and how duos find lovers is absorbed in her children and her household cares, and her husband of very secondary Why is this She has and alienated her band's love by demonstrative affection, which in unmarried days was kept in check by maidenly coy- and modesty. For a short it pleased him to feel ho was her all in all, and that outside him had no separate life and interests, but then very on him, and ho at last, as it were, be- came surfeited with tho sweets for which ho had never obtained an appetite by fasting. For marriage to be happy must cherished, and it must be encouraged, carefully nurtured and guarded, or it will take wings and fly away forever. Home Notes. Freight Discrimination. We have it from authority that the railroad companies will haul cotton from Washington N- C-, to Norfolk, for cents a bale Fiona miles nearer Norfolk, they charge coots a bale. From Station, still nearer Norfolk, charge a bale. From Par miles nearer Nor- folk, they charge That is to say, they charge more a bale from to Norfolk than from Washington, which is miles Neck Democrat. From 1,632 letters d by Latham, Alexander Co., New York, as to tho probable total crop of the United Slates for this year, the estimate placed 6.135,000 bales as against bales for last year, or a decrease of more than one-third in the number of bales. It is es- also that this year's bales average to pounds lighter than last year, making the differ- in pounds even greater. The render of this paper will be pleas ed to learn that there is at least one disease that has been able lo in all its stages, and that is Catarrh, Hall's Cure is the only positive core known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a disease, require a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly on the blood and mucous, surfaces of the sys- thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the HOB and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One. mid red Dollars for any case that it fail- to. cure. Scud tor list of testimonials. Address, F. J. CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggist Inc. DR. D. L. N. C. DR. II. A. JOYNER DENTIST, Notice To Creditors. The undersigned has duly before the Superior Court Clerk of county as administrator of Mrs. E. Roberson, deceased, is hereby given to all holding claims against the estate to present them to the undersigned for collection on be- fore the 21st day of October or this notice will be plead in bar for their re- and all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. Tins the 31st day of October 1895. J. L. PERKINS, of Mrs. Mary Roberson., O. up stairs overS. E. Fender Cos, Hardware store. N. C Mill in MARBLE, Wire andiron Fencing sold. First-class work i and prices reasonable. CHILL TONIC IS JUST AS FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE Ills., Not. Paris Medici. Louis, Mo. sold last year. bottles of GROVE'S TASTELESS TONIC have crow already this In nil of in the never sold an article -s- your Tonic. truly, C CO- j. J TEN druggist. We Keep That Kind. Bear this fact in mind start nit for your FALL All WINTER IDS. Our stock this season is complete in every department and we can supply all your wants in Merchandise. Tea simply have to come to us for any- thing wanted. Our goods and prices will please you. In to the at toe lowest we top of the mi i for cotton an pro- duce. Thanking you for a liberal in we hope to have many from you season. J. O. BRO. N. C. THE MORNING STAR. The Oldest Daily Newspaper in North Carolina. Only Six-Dollar Daily its Class in the State. Karon Limited Coinage of American Repeal or the Ten Per Tax on State Banks Daily cents per month. Weekly per year. Wm. H. BERNARD, Ed. Prop., Paid the of I The la to Lord Exeter's father was a Tory of the most bigoted and in- tolerant typo, and ho worked arable harm to his family by his fatuous opposition to the Great Northern railway. It -was intended to carry the lino through Stamford, but Lord Exeter's senseless pertinacity in ob- rejecting all proposals caused tho directors to change their plans. The line was therefore taken through to the great ad- vantage of that city, which reaped all the benefits that Lord Exeter had declined for Stamford. The end of the matter was that in a few years Lord was obliged to construct at his own expense a branch line from Stamford to Essen- dine on the Great Northern, but this has not proved a lucrative nor has Stamford or the Burgh- estate derived much benefit from it. Lord Exeter also embarrassed himself by keeping a large and cost- racing stud and by a too mode of living, so that tho family estates considerably in- when ho died in and he had alienated the London prop- His reception of tho and Prince Albert at in 1844 cost a frightful sum, which he could ill afford. Some of the art treasures have been sold, hut the stately house still contains finest ceilings, the superb carvings by Gib- and some noble works by and Carlo London Truth. An Unfortunate Little Girl. Dear Mr. have written a novel in volumes, and if you will take great care of it and not let it got dirty, yon may read it. As it is a novel, and taken great pains with it I think you ought to pay mo large for pounds. want a new frock, and the money would nice. I have tried lo write, but tho world is dreadfully unkind to me, and indeed I suspected that there is a conspiracy against mo. But I thought, Mr. Editor, that you would fair. My has been of no use up to now, and am so, dear Mr. Editor, please write soon to your lit- Words. In a drought began in Europe lasting four years. The summers were intensely hot, and tho famine everywhere. Three mil- lion died of hunger. A Hun. An aged lady complained to a Lon- don magistrate because was a little behind in her rent her land- lady followed her to church and asked for it there. The landlady came into a pew alongside of her and when was joining in the re- was constantly whispering to rout. When to the Incline our tho landlady would add, pay our Tho magistrate said that St was very annoying, was nothing in it. Cotton International Exposition, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. via the Seaboard Air Line. Limited Trains upon which no extra fare is charged. LOWEST DOUBLE EXCURSION DAILY RATES. SERVICE. Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Can and day couches from Washington, C. and Portsmouth, Virginia. Richmond, Petersburg, i Weldon, Raleigh, Southern C. I C;, Athens, Ga. i Leave Weldon, A. L noon ; Arrive Atlanta P. M., A. M. next day. Wilmington, noon. P. SI. Arrive Atlanta P. -M., 5.20 A. M., next day. Ask for tickets via THE SEA- BOARD AIR LINE. Sleeping Car reservations will be made and further Information upon application to any Agent of the Air or to the undersigned. II. T J. ANDERSON, Traffic Manager. Pass. E. ST. JOHN, General Portsmouth, Va. College Hotel MRS- DELLA GAY, Convenient to depot and to the to- warehouses. B-st and highest location around Splendid mineral water. large and comfortable. Table supplied with the best the market lords. Terms reasonable. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified before the ClerK of the Court of county as Executor of the estate of T. I. minim, deceased, notice is to all parties holding against the said estate to present them to the properly proven, on or before the day of November, Ki, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery, and all persons ed to the said estate are requested to make payment. November 1805, HARRY SKINNER, Executor of L. C. Latham, deceased. Administrators Sale of Land for Assets. By virtue of a decree of the Court hi the of W. B. ad- of J. L. W. Nobles, I will sell tor cash at the House door in Greenville oil Monday, the 10th day of December, the following tract land, to A tract of land situated in Township adjoining Amos W. H. Stocks. Redding Trip and others, containing forty eight more or less. Sub- to the dower of Mary Nobles, ow of L. W. Nobles. Dec. 11th, W. of L. W. Nobles. A. J. F. KING, On STABLES. Fifth Street near Five Points. Passengers carried to any point at reasonable rates Good Horses. Comfortable Vehicles. PAID FOR- We arc General Commission Merchants rind for INSURANCE f you wish to place your Insurance in the hands of the Old Line call to sec us. If you to in- vest in the largest, oldest and strongest company in the world, let a you in the Grand Old Where there is unity there Is strength. Our is located en street, next hardware store. Very truly. WHITE GREENVILLE, N. C Mrs. Anna Gage, wife of Ex- Deputy U. S. Marshal, Columbus, Kin., says i was delivered of TWINS In less than min- and with scarcely any pain after using only two bottles of DID HOT by or Mall, on receipt of . tr Sale of Valuable Town Lot. In to an order made by the Board of County Commissioners at their meeting on the first to directing me as Clerk of said Hoard to advertise for sale the lot belonging to the of Pitt, known in the plan of the town of as jot number it being the lot now used by the town of Greenville as a Mar- House with the of the Board of County Commissioner. I. William M. King, cs clerk of the Board of Commissioners of do hereby give public notice that said lot will be exposed to sale to the highest bidder, in of the House door, at o'clock M. on Mon- day the day January 1896. The terms of sale will be one third cash and the balance to be secured in two equal payable m one and two years, with six per cent. Interest on deterred payments, with privilege to purchase to pay the whole at any time and take his deed. Title reserved until the whole of the money is paid. The Board rescues the right to affirm or said sale, Notice is also given that the town government will he permitted to remove the Market House and other buildings elected on sail lot the town, in accordance With the agreement entered Into at the time per- mission was given by the Board County Commissioners to the town Commissioners to erect and use said buildings. The lot will be offered in three alternate which will be shown in detail on a plan on file la the of the Register of Deeds and can be seen by the public at any time and will also announced on day of sale. W. M. of Com. of Pitt Co. YES YES Is ready to offer to the prices on goods. handle such as MEAT, FLOOR COFFEE, Meal, Crackers, Candy, Lye, Cheese, Lard, Paper and Papa Bags Lime, Butter Dishes job ties. Also I handle BAGGING AND TIES. I have a lice line of FINE SHOES to suit Remember Produce in exchange for goods. Also I handle n car lot- and can sill as die 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 LATEST STYLE IN MILLINERY at Lowest Prices. If they will call at the store of will find a full line of if, Laces, Mb M, Fancy Hair Pius, Comb-, Bell Buck. ,. and all other latest goods. Agent b Pattern,. In Poor Health means so much more than you and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest Stoves. Stoves. J We are laying in a full line of Stoves. Best quality, low prices. Call and ex- We also are agents for the celebrated and have on hand a few second-hand Bicycles for sale very cheap. You may need a Mowing Machine, we have them in stock. Opposite Dings tore. 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All kinds or Risks placed in FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lover, current rates. AGENT FOB. FIRST-CLASS FIRE Wholesale and Retail OINTMENT TRADE MARK For k Cure o ill This Preparation has been in use years, and know bas been in steady demand, it baa beer; the leading physicians all over and cures all other remedies, with the attention the most physicians, years failed. This Ointment is of lone and the high reputation which it has obtained is owing it own as but ever been to bring it before tin public. One bottle of this Ointment will be sent to any address on receipt of One Dollar. All Cash Orders promptly at- tended to. Address all orders and communications to T. CHRISTMAS, Greenville. X. NORTH CAROLIN R. R. In December 4th, O- . i i I i I T. A. JONES. Established 1878. P. SAVAGE, SON CO, Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants TUNIS WHARF, A. Wholesale Retail Dealers in Bagging, r. 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Tuesdays, Thursdays and A. are to stage of water on Tar at Ah steam- era of The I folk, and Wash- din et line for Philadelphia. Xi- York and Shippers order marked via New York. from I Norfolk A I ere more. Miner-I Boston. SON- Agent, w X. J. J. CO. ORGANIZED i- R. B. State C. The old Penn i- best managed Life Company in America, kind of pol- at lowest possible rates with n may not pay a large to agents as other com but its low rate i low death rate. Immense safely and profitably invested, urge dividends and Indulgence to ii render it the Company in which to insure. Its policies are ab. incontestable, and after three years be forfeited. Money loan- ed on policies, paid up or by the Company for a of years. J. L. HEARNE, Apt Green ville, N. C PATENTS Caveat, and all l U. B. Patent and we can secure Pitt in less lime those remote from . . dram or We advice, it or Our Ice not due till A Hr with of same U. S. and countries sent free, C. A. SNOW CO. Ore. S. Rough framing, Rough Pap Kn m. 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