Eastern Reflector

JOB PRINTING. The Reflector is to do all this line NEATLY, QUICKLY, and FINEST STYLE. Plenty of new mate- and the best of stationery. Eastern Reflector. D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO STATION per Year, in Advance. VOL. XV. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTS N. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1896. Two Papers We have made to furnish- the Reflector and North above amount. h's campaign year and j should take the t leading papers. C-. v ill Democratic county I'm- the legislature I ill various county will ad people upon the is M a of ; e day. at following times and viz id. Saturday, October Thursday, Saturday. October 17th. May's Chapel, Wednesday, October, 21-. Black Jack. Friday, October Saturday, St y. October, 27th. Parkers House, , October 29th. 90th. Saturday. Candidates of other parties are ed . present and in n. Alex. L. Blow. Star FIGURING The New York Advertiser says An to . ., Be Mi. is waging war no- It is No body I y- in Bil Don't shoot the ballot box Mrs Says. That society is in The Baltimore Sun a ,; o N, ; that Mr. Brian States, r Now cue of Georgia does not Does the Sew Jersey or is Sun expect Mr. Bryan to W therefore at one out.- the u. o man until he has fury decided that the election is a, must b i r u pipe. Voters are expected to Tint if the best of ail to polls A pr if g d pi l's fine work. Thai there are in r ways on Democratic Nora for ii I i u I Highest of all in Power. Latest U. S. Report to the voter woo votes before Campaign, and Presort. r mark hie is Mr. j r f r. is , iii it does the of g nod miles I i y every sin i- .-ii. that Lave up for some time, the fellows have ed since i he 1st According to the decision of I the of the State of j J aim t decoy ticket will nut be permitted to fail MUM f the Democratic party, but find so j other name if wish to De , The banks, trust and c- produce x changes. Standard Oil Cur Company, and other and combines are supporting candidate. Can am man to the votes of there as cut no Massachusetts New Hampshire N. w Jersey New Y Vi r . Do not obstruct the polls. When think that you have voted tome lull -i resting only in the you to have any in i. in is the it. e . or. a than ore. DO . for That old e win lies new an of the Slat ,. r. . . mt J Me., l. That a regular street is tar Lei- u than a family t modem doctors me diver kit Powder PURE de am T I to i-.-r, Ho- of S ii u we t ho i a i met Hi, . ii , i I I i Hi. old diseases. i hat In ; s are cover by friends. Thai education and j me are two thin s. it is a valueless the MM expense e harness. I it i the bruin made up of mush t to I to in a in Q EVILS. i be be . x an ii., . f r is an imaginary pleasure. j ice i only tiling i mil I v. a ii- i, , a. Telegram, land, C b We may I fore concede Stephen M- White, Cu is honest rights and liberties. Tin man, and of the l- forces such an x if patriots of 1896- the is not a fair exchange, is a dollar, which en- have the r Is U less r per cent, of to accept writing, as have I verbally done, the I nation by you on be- I is the condition to which half f the party the standard has candidate for of j us. Under it the the United States. the money th am j increased the wealth , a fir.-t, to express my the same that the platform of oar par.-. reason has the debt of to rob the r.-at; the defenders of the homes of the land, of public morals, and public faith, both of which alike forbid the payment of government obligations in a coin costlier to those who have to pay than that the contract calls for; the defenders of the honor of the nation, whose most dry lot. C president No. of miles of and year. his living by honest to the of tin leeches upon themselves -Hull Times. lion. them n b Bryan i up to iii II in eland, in in, in ; v I. in i Blaine, in in in Have.-, Grant, in Greek-y, Grant, in Seymour, in Lincoln, in M in Lino In, in in eh. according to press r ports, received with enthusiasm it iii y have been entirely f. e from as m. and it is equally true Press en if are ii yet or if th y are to fix up some Dispatch . g began, let us the work and the silver legislation we all desire News and It is expedient because it will win, and it the only as fir as calculation may go, that Can Webster's tin though marked with the ix- diction for is fatuous. at will they re Jet it be all a entirely free from of , , c-i . , . .,, ft hue. Sliver men ct afford to tight each other at any point. Charlotte It is net a time to say things, or act rashly. w urge all Democrats to consider the as it is deliberative- wisely, and j there need lie no fear of the suit Winston Sentinel; This . . . r . of details will enable HIS WOrSt every friend of Bryan and free coinage to realize that hie efforts i in behalf of the great cause of I inanity will not be in vain, at least to far as North Carolina is concerned. P. P. P., Great Remedy. Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Missouri Texas I i lit m; ; add i i North Dakota U-ah i ii s ii-i,, V. ha-. Brittle Said. and pin will p i by live. The midget, of Harrington. N. J., e long it s Dispatch Ai-J. V. Total making for Bryan a grand total of e thus of nut of the votes which was i would the with the family, Mrs. area that her In boy Uta be-t. said, will ask i am-, mast toil him it And he will you now yon ate, and then yon And he will Want I to bad I-., him N l vi . or i Mis. drill- ed and the ,. us after a short u The origin of the term auk the child is thus explained by the Lon. . ., don Golden Dr. John Bull his knee .,, fl t ., , was first professor of nay little fallow, can organist of Hereford tell me j and composer to Eliza- r . , , both. John, a the mi prise of the rev- traveled for improvement; and doctor when a heard of a famous came the ant long is honestly and fully declaratory of ail its and specially the ab- financial upon i which, m you say. I k my the board of A Weighing the . that the quest one is eight inches long, but , , H Weighs Th a Pound. The II.-1 Salve in w. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Sail So es. Corns, Skin El Up and cure- files, i-n pay required ii or y I Price cents per sale which has commanded my debtor. So. under the sacred charge is the welfare of all its The free coinage of silver n the with which to check the wrongs of today, to undo the rain of the past; for our we have the justice of oar a use Bud those cherished of Jefferson and Jackson, be our guide on our return to and ex- act justice to all men; absolutely in the decision of the majority, the vital principle of our republic; the honest pr- of our debts, and the sacred preservation of the public sensible of the honor of the nomination yon tender, I am, yours, of the was cum- hose principles uh e been of abidance only became whom I t . have failed u do the , s n die- o our who, tho mil the y power, c an-, debased it- is from in power us foreign our own beloved country, is the dull s the electoral To Five years old. Go to the day a candidate have votes, thus has yet to and Bryan vet to gain votes out of the States which are in doubt, chiefly so because of the as to the consummation therein of a fusion be Life for a Squirrel. The Yadkin says that John Alman, Yadkin county, met with a fatal accident Tuesday of last week. It appears that Alman took his grin ard, the Democrats and the accompanied by his wife, was go Populists- Should that fusion be THREE YEARS HE HARDLY BREATHE AT l CLOSED FOR Thinking and Ac ;, The man who thinks all the I time and never acts accomplishes nothing- He is too sleepy to Mr. A- M. of DeLeon. . The man who ads all the never is Km little o In- ,,. W what others tell read of bis couch, for I t he went to It with terror, u; docs nothing that he long, weary, wake- , , and a struggle to breathe himself- The before lie not sleep on either , , i ,. ., slue for two P. P. . man not only thinks all time, cured in quick time. i, , , , , , ,, but backs up his with DE TEXAS BROS., Ga. j acting. I have used nearly four J of P. P. P. I was from the crown my head to the soles of my feet. Your P. P. P. has cored my of breath- of the heart,; j. i -i flower has me of ail pain. One nos- COB was closed for ten years, bat bow in As,., II breathe through it readily. II II, I have not slept on either side for two f, rears; In fact, I dreaded to see night i rat I a Sower and asking eon- I am years old, but expect soon I, he able to take hold of the plow handles. I feel glad that I was lucky enough to P. P. P. and I heartily recommend It la my friends and the public generally. Yours respectfully, A. M. OF of the undersigned an on this day A. M. Ramsey, sworn, says on oath made by him relative virtue of P. P. P. medicine is true. A. M. Sworn and subscribed before August 4th. J. at LAMBERT. N. P. v-e County. effected Mr. be very likely to carry North Total St. Omar ho himself under him as a novice, bat a circumstance Very soon convinced tho master fiat ho was inferior to the The musician showed John a son which he had composed in parts, tolling him at tho same that ho defied all tho world to produce a capable of adding part to bis composition. Bull desired to left alone and to indulged for a short time with pen and ink. In less than three hours he added parts more to the song, upon which tho a short, distance over to at.- , Frenchman was so much surprised other place to some he in great ecstasy he ens, and on their way they saw must be the or John run a tree, where- has ever pro upon Alman shot, the j in re lodged u tree about forty Weary of Self Made Men's Brag. feet from the ground. Alman Mr. Moody has a popular and very- then climbed the tree and just as telling way of tho errors i i i . i ., are so in theological he reached the- where the . , . . , H , , , thinking of many persons today, had lodged a bub broke ; Speaking of salvation grace, he sq This will bring up his vote to and he fell, the ground is well that a man can't leaving the in the ten States not yet Illinois Oregon Delaware West Virginia Minnesota to their Gov. Carr has invited the governors of the various states to appoint delegates to attend this convention, and favorable have already c me from the governors r, Missouri, Pennsylvania, ho, being duly . .,, , th the foregoing Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Catarrh Cured by P. P. P. Great Remedy I where other failed. Rheumatism twists and distorts your hands and feet. Its agonies are Intense, but speedy relief and a cure is gained by the use of P. P. P. Woman's weakness, whether nervous or otherwise, can be cored and the op by P. P. P. A healthy Is a beautiful woman. Pimples, blotches, enema and all of the skin are removed and by P. P. P. P. P. P. will restore your build system and you In every way. P. PP. removes that heavy, down- l--the-mouth feeling For and the face take P. P. P. Ladles, for natural and take P. P. p., Great and jet well at once. SOLD BY ALL BROTHERS, SOLE I---------1 For sale by Fred Williams, young for Governor of made a decidedly interesting if not prophetic discovery in regard to the nomination of Mr. Bryan. Said he a few evenings ago in his Hall speech July Columbus discovered America. Th.- idea of the republic was conceived on that date; on July 10th Andrew Jackson refused to charter the United hanks, and on July Jennings Bryan was for sat the United States Surely if there is any virtue in omens the foregoing is a Best suspicious feign, especially in view of the Major re his nomination on July 18th, ska fatal day on which the star of Na- was forever extinguished. Iowa Total we Bryan voles votes Doubtful Total IS A Chain of on his head shoulder, killing save himself, a man could only him instantly. work his own way to heaven yon never would hoar tho last of it. Why, down here in this world, if a man happens to get a ahead of his fellows and scrapes a few thou- sand dollars together, you'll hear Look at the drunkard some- him bragging about bis being self body's I don't know whose ; and j made telling bow be began perchance somebody's as a boy worked his way , , r ii i v in the world. I beard so much eyed, wretched fellow. I go up to Inn, of of and say drunkard, how came I and tired of the whole business, and am here I'm glad we shan't men brag- is is Ii is the Bing through all eternity bow open I walk up to the saloon an say, open the worst thing this side damnation, how came you am hire because that is is e statute I walk up to the Motets law say, you Be- muse that is is into Of course may be differ- I walk ti th- as to the doubtfulness of the States we have put in the col the battle-ground. They legislator, and say, Why are you that is id old deacon the ate confidently claimed by both who voted for Brother, sides, it follows that have seen a chain iron links displease both by this a with live links in it. The fact remains, however, that u back again to the drunkard, most, if not all of them, are arc enough so to fur- Bible says no J. Mr. Bryan with the nineteen hall enter the Kingdom of Heaven, votes he needs, supposing oar where are figures given above to be cot- to Heaven. Away back Post, Ons Explanation. do men always bet on an said the man who inquires. very replied the man who sneers. the time the campaign is over the old ones are worn out by the talking that's been done I in through Star. Censor. yonder, forty ago, I was ed. once in have often wondered why a fellow didn't eat a big dinner and then and say to his wife, once But I say to the old fellow, the other end of i our chain is going to well. I old hypocrite, don't you know that when the other end the chain drops into hell, chug you'll An Approach to Simplicity. to build a new eh What of it won't in more three or four styles. I architect. New York A Opinion. you advance, further in your said Gounod a young poet, will come to think of tho great poets of tho pastas I tho great musicians of former When I was your ago, I used to say at I said at and now I say Able Defense. as we the driver of the patrol wagon testified, prisoner and some more of bis gang were trying to drop Officer through a sower said Mike the Brute, didn't know there was any law a tn the Journal. , AN Bring Poultry and to Win for market prices I buy and chip In large and am prepared to you as much as any J. B. TRIPP. ed by our platform; upon I tho of tin.-, duly all o her must wait, of party principles is the assure; proof good is a people, tho supreme of to ability me a as well as the Our people no face a more serious any the To what patty lain in due it is true that the crisis may not all equally; there who do not suffer now, and who may not suffer should the crisis threat by the gold standard comes on in i II its fury. Human makes these deaf to all up Deals- But to these, fortunately, tho Democratic party bus never needed to appeal to wins its bat- nor does it now, save as are some among them who can rise superior self in the such a crisis de mantis of patriot. THE MONETARY are told that the country has prospered under the monetary its wealth has enormously increased. Granted- But in whose In the hands of the toilers, the the tho the fabricators the facto- creators of the nation's wealth peace, its defenders war Hive they the prosperity which I heirs so late as even two j oats I deny it- deny it. None affirms it, those whose it is to s.-, whose profile would as standard, it must to be- With those object-lessons about us, little heed we for history statistics and the studies of scholars. Little it is to us have warned us since of the deadly of the gold standard. It has brought us at last to the of ways shall the people the way that has led to their enslavement or into that which offers them their orly chance to individual liberty, lasting prosperity and happiness not our opponents us with creating class Alas, for the Republicans, they have already created by the Republican policy of the last years; created by the very system we would over- throw and N. d we raise a sectional issue know better that this is as no personal tribute, but a- an assurance that our party is a par- Not our policy, but only by the of the gold standard can u be AMERICAN LOYAL shall our opponents permitted to terrify by prediction that temporary disturbance or panic will from the policy we propose. The people will be loyal the nation's will be- hind it, it at What- ever value themselves may put upon it. before in the present generation have our called upon to a momentous crisis. What then Mr- Lincoln, the chosen leader of tho plain people of the land Was he awed by threats or by the wily per- suasion of the false friends, who, as today, pleaded for compromise with wrong His our sense f duty forbids this, then let us stand by our duty and us be diverted by none of these sophistical contrivances therewith we are so industriously plied and belabored such as groping for some middle ground between the right and the the Di- vine and culling not the but the righteous to re- such as invocations to Washington, imploring men to say what Washington said do want Washington did let us turned from our by false Lot us have faith that right makes might A poll of the compositors employed on the Chicago newspapers showed following I Tribune, for Bryan, for lb-cord, for Bryan, ; for for Bryan, Inter Ocean, for Bryan, for Bryan, for The gold beg papers, and the Be- publican dealers that there is Hough the country to do Where It it In the hand the monopolies and being used to corrupt voters That ought t lie stopped also. Our free institution, and free ballot, are fast passing under this buying system. If the Republicans can buy the election, it is farewell to American independence. Durham Sun. Every Democrat who refuses to vote tor the Populist electors our State electoral ticket thereby helps to deprive Bryan of five of North Carolina's eleven votes. every Populist who refuses to vote for the Democrat- electors thereby helps to de- of six of North Car- vote- How, then, can any man who really desires Bryan's election thus help to defeat him If yon wish Bryan to be elected you must give all your vote to him and not a Record. prosperity retains to those n that faith to the end, dare whose distress they thrive. All j to us we understand is indeed right capital j. and labor. The best money in know what is tho nature the world is none too good for J struggle which we are those have got it, but how is we only it with the per cent, ear the people el the land shall people who it to How is it with those who buy this money in the with the of their own it, then our battle s won. THE ONLY CLASSES. the strong These the people for the gold standard are whom Democratic party all those favored classes would legislate. What is th- best money for these is the it has fostered, the danger classes of the land- Avarice for all to ask who really unholy greed are there- every this land. How, also, can j and combination is there; labor's purchasing pow- every monopoly is there; led by but by increasing tho price of greatest monopoly of all, the monopoly of the power of gold. labor's products Is it a hit measure of that in oar great producing sections of potatoes must be paid for a dollar, ten bushels of oats for a dollar, six bushels of corn for a dollar, three bushels of wheat, and all other products of the soil and the labor of all wage earners at tho same time. any fair-minded man The Origin of was taking s in tho country when he saw a pent, stiff with lying on the ground. Ho compassionately took It up and warmed it in his bosom. When tho serpent had recovered, it prophet, listen. I am now going to bite time. Inquired med. I thy race persecutes mine and trios to stamp it does not thy too, make perpetual war against was the prophet's rejoinder. canst thou, besides, be so ungrateful sad so soon forget that I saved thy is no thing as upon this the serpent, if I were now to thee, either thou or another of race would kill me. By Allah, I thou hast sworn by Allah, will not cause thee to said prophet, holding his hand to the serpent's mouth. The serpent bit him, but ho sucked the wound with his lips and spat the venom on the ground. And on very spot there sprang up a plant which com within Itself the venom of the serpent and the passion of the prophet. Men this the. name of Wu a, shouted tho funny law Into telephone. that replied the pretty type. writer at the other end of the wire, Is like to speak to him a are asked the girt I'm a good replied With us, our assault upon these entrenchments, are all those unselfish men who, not now themselves, cannot rest content with conditions so full of suffering for others; and that vaster number of our people who have been sacrificed to the small and selfish class who now resist the funny their attempt, to regain their

THe REFLECTOR V. Greenville, N. C. J. Editor -red at the post office st Green- N. M second o ass mail matter. October 14th 1806. COMMENT. It is that more than half cf the voting population Of Virginia either saw or heard Mr. during his trip through the State, and yet Hanna Co. claim it State. Changes that have just taken in the of Seaboard Air Line railroad indicate that the road is to pass under the of the Southern The predicts that legs than five the Atlantic Coast and every other road of any importance in the coast States between Baltimore Florida, will be under the management of the gigantic Southern system. The election news from Georgia gets better every day, Th st night the estimates of Atkinson's majority as low as ten ten how gives less thin thirty thousand and some a high us forty thousand. Chairman Jones, of the National Democratic Commit- tee, says this insures Mr. Bryan a ma- of not less than seventy thous- and. Senator Falkner puts the figures tot leas than seventy-five thous- and. A vote for any Palmer and means a half a for and every Democrat ought to realize this and not be a party to the election of a man for President who is run soul and body by Mark Hanna. If will read the quotation which Mr. is making from Mr. you will see that MOW statement s true and that it is elected lie will only be President in name with in fact. Notwithstanding E. V. Cox's big bolt from the Republican convention here that nominated him tor the Leg- he is going right along with the other candidates declaring He said in that county convention he was going to vote tor bat the Bey. Philips tells that the Pop- have made Cox not to vote far anybody who is not in favor of free silver. And so it goes, anything to get votes. But mark this The thing that will keep Uh from voting for U. S. Senator is not to let him to the The fusion candidates hid an p to speak at X Bonds Friday. The candidates were on hand the people were not, the not twenty-five. The Rev. who goes along to make thunder fur the candidates, was the on- speaker, mid more hall the crowd gathered around to hear him. Le pictured of the beauties of but never pointed out any inconsistency in voting for tree silver and gold bug candidates on the same ticket. The broke up as soon as Phil- lips finished his speech. As Slate stand now it means Russell or Cy Watson as Gov r- The are not sup- Guthrie. Ayer says that he they have broken tin fusion by failing to support Mr. question then rally arises in the mind of white man, in fact to arise in the mind of colored man. Which you rather see Governor this State, Cy Watson or The answer to question in every patriot heart whether his show it or not only give us that splendid with a ed by a single act of dishonor, Cy Wat- Ron. To elect him means he must re- a solid vote l party and all l ought to cast their him and not allow their beloved Slate to be disgraced by the presence in I he national chair of that inhuman slanderer of Democrats, L. sell. Any one who was at the Re- publican convention here which the county will bear us out in the it Victor Cox, who is now tag as a candidate tar the e, honest then he is die-, honest now, V he is honest row he was d . either horn of the dilemma and you have an example of a man said that day he was and now jays, we learn on the stump, that he will vote for no man the United States Senate who is not for free silver Who said that day he would not rug on the ticket and is now running on it.- Who said that day the ticket was in n and by stifling the of the majority, and who must now approve this as he is seeking an on this same ticket. What is the matter Victor any way Are the Populist of this county going to be doped in voting for a upon whom they could not rely to car- out The election I Dews on the 3rd of November will an- this question. AT The County Candidates Met by Crowd. was the day for candidates to speak at J l the parties, Though the weather was disagreeable a large crowd turned out to hear them, the general es being that lie were present. Not all cf the candidates were pres- being unavoidably kept at home, but enough were out to mike some good speeches which were received. The speaking was op by G. M. Tucker, who only a of his candidacy for Sher- He was followed by J. B. Little, one of our nominees for the Legislature, who spoke for of an hour. He dwelt at some the misdoings of the last fusion Legislature, gave statistics showing the difference between of that body and the previous Democratic Legislature, and argued well that it is to the test interest of the people that the next Legislature should be Demo- C. L. Barrett a candidate for the Legislature, followed in an excel- lent speech. The he made to Bryan and Vance were greeted with outbursts applause. He and Mr. Little both won s by their J. J. Laughinghouse, our nominee for the Senate, made the big speech of the day. He spoke about an. hour and a half and was listened to very He said that the is the principal issue before the people and made a forcible argument for silver. to the two metals and their use together as far back as we have any record of the use of he said the Republicans claim our cannot maintain a parity gold and silver, but he exposed the such an absurd showed that silver just prior to its demonetization Wad worth on tile dollar. By apt illustration he showed the effect of destroying halt of -y. Take any two leading c and destroy uncut them see what the result will be. all the hogs in the land and the price of would go b the reach of all rich. Destroy all the corn and you will see flour selling a barrel- We work both horses and on our hum-, destroy all of either animal and many you would be to get even and old steer to plow wild or to church behind. It is same way with money. Take silver tut circulation or rob it of its purchasing value and you see gold going out of the reach of every laboring man and pro- He showed that as silver has since its demonetize the price farm products has aim at the prop . lion Coming down to Stale and county pol- he said many left the Democratic party four years ago because could not support Cleveland. But l hey could not complain of the Stan and county administration, which has been as clean and honest as any State in the Nation can show. He then took the history the misrule and robberies of the Republican party just after the war and as long as they were in power, and in contrast with this held up the excellent administration of the Democratic party hen they overthrew the Republicans referred to the time when county orders in Pitt county under Republican rule were worth only cents and the county burdened with debt, and Democrats raised these orders to their full value, the county Out of debt and gave us lower Speaking of fusion between Re- publicans and Populists he mid no honest man should stay with a party led by Bernard Skinner, who are political traders end always looking an opportunity to sell out. As to his opponent, A. J. fusion for the Senate, be said had served on the I. of with for years, whenever there was a meeting for the levying of taxes was always an advocate of higher taxes, saying he wanted the Commissioners to have enough to get along on and an have a surplus left for emergencies. also says he is not in favor of law, when it is known that he a for it. At Parsers X Roads on Friday was asked by a Democrat in presence of Fred L ox if he was going to vote for and the gold bugs on the county ticket, winch live answered yes. A little he took the same man aside said he ought not to have asked him such a question in the presence of Cox, a Republican, as he had to say yes be- fore him, but he did not intend to vote for any gold bug at all. This shows the duplicity of the man, saying before Republicans that he will vote bogs saying behind their backs that he will not. Mr. Laughinghouse said that he did not want to close his speech without telling his audience something of the two men they were asked to vote for for Congress in this district. He paid a high tribute to Col. W. H. Lucas, tie Democratic nominee. him is a man without conscience, character or credit, and a man w the He then of the d Harry Skinner, the candidate. He said he could point out many men who had paid Skinner iii percent interest on He also told several i giving here Skinner collected money for northern firms out of our home dealers, pocketed the money and the man from whom it was collected as bad, thus robbing one man his money and another of his char- at the same of the firms thus swindled turned down a see order from a merchant sent in by their salesman, furnishing the latter a letter from Skinner merchant was no good. The not be- the statements made in the let investigated the matter, himself that bill had paid by the he took the letter to Skinner's office and demanded an ex- Skinner seeing he was end tried to shift off the me on his clerk. But the salesman, who was none other than the well known William now Mayor cf Raleigh, would not accept any such statement and de- the collected money or blood in the spot. He got the money. Mr. Laughinghouse reined in- stances almost similar to this. He also gave the name of a widow whom Skin tier swindled out of and caused he home to be sale to pay it. There, were some who voted for Skinner two years ago, but after to declared they could never vote for such a man again. M r. Laughinghouse made a good speech all through. in In the cause erupt ons thoroughly eradicated by Sarsaparilla. Try Is. MEETING. N. C, Oct. The Board of Commissioners Pitt county met this date, present C. son, chairman, L. Fleming, S. M. Jones T. E. Keel Jesse L. Smith. The orders for paupers W re issued Martha Nelson II D Smith Nancy Moore, Susan Briley Henry Harris Kenneth son Edwards J Henry Sam and Ann berry Tucker Alice Winifred Taylor Winnie Polly Adams Mrs J W Crisp James Long Edwin Matilda Thomas Mrs. Chits. Joyner Hannah Pi el Sarah Bright Ales W M Boyd Elizabeth Garris Amanda Dunn l Alex Harris Frank Cannon, The following orders for general county were issued Chas. Skinner C W Dunn W It Parker D D Bask- et G N L Gray J W Smith James L Robertson A H Starkey R If Starkey J T Smith I It L Joyner D J Bullock CO, J L Little J J Laughinghouse, John Elks Jason Joyner Dr. C Laughinghouse, Dr. C Laughinghouse, R W King It W King It W King It W King It W It W King II A Blow J R Smith E B E A Laura W II Cox T E T J Thomas Ben Craft It AI W H Allen F M pat rick J A Lang GO, J M A Alexander U F Co W E Barrett, id, J I Brown 31.- J S Ross J J Stokes D A Watkins It W Ira S M Jones C V New ton, Joe Hales R W Ward B F Ward GO, Johnson T R Allen T E Keel Jesse I. Smith GO, Joe Hathaway Woody Gil, W E Tucker E A Major Pollard H T King W M King C Dawson L Fleming S If Jones GO. The following persons were allowed list taxes for B Burnett, W K Gowan, G A L A an, II C Edwards, Victoria Mrs. E J Moore, Chas. S Riley Co, Miles Harper, Flem- and Jordan Cox. Coin A W I King, W H Campbell. Henry ton, Charlie Grimes, Chas S Riley The following jurors were drawn for January term, 1897, Pitt Superior Court. Mooring, colored, J L pen, David I J H Beardsley, L H Worthington, J J J H Star- key, Tripp, W R P J G Taylor, C D W O Fred Cannon, colored, J S col- Mills, M M H Hardy, It S A E Garris, W H Stocks, M C Manning, W H Jen- kins, Langley, R C Council, W G Stokes, Jas. Brown, W It S D Overton, Sherrod White, J J F Allen, C C Case, Oscar Johnson, G W Pitman, W II Adams. SECOND WEEK. L I Render, J G Jas A Smith, colored, J B Randolph, Carlos Harris. B H Hardy, LaFayette Cox, M C Smith, T H Fleming, C W John S Brown. L H Smith, W J Jack- son, A D B J L Cox, T II Hester, C N Ask One thing; and Vote for Another. farmers of this have an idea that they not live the gold standard hold their property much said a farmer of the county to us at the day the Pop- held convention left Open two places for the Re- publicans to till in for That farmer said farther to us that he never rises after the sun and that he is industrious all the time; yet he said financial condition is growing yea-. there's said he. His conversation inspired us with for his character as a faithful of his family's interest and his toil for their support ; and we thought him sincere in his utter- about gold standard- Perhaps a thousand other far- in the country could have aid what he said; but how in- consistently many of acted They went into that day with the cans agreed to vote for to Republicans to go to the and who not that these Republicans Will vole for a gold the United States Senate liD v men who declare that under a few more years of gold standard system they will be forced to give up their homes, consistently vote for who will in turn vote for a gold standard man for the United States Senate And yet that is what fusion between lists and Republicans the Do let men be consistent and not ask for cue thin and vote for Neck Com mo wealth CURE FOR HEADACHE. A a remedy for all of Headache Bitters bas proved to the best. It effects a cine the most dreaded habitual sink yield to Its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In case habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few ea-es long the use of this in Try it, Fifty and 81.00 at John L, en's Drug Store. OBSERVATIONS early chestnut that catches worm. The road to economy is a prudent I i lit way. . , Legal redress is the court plaster of the lovers folded in each other's arms. A cutaway t is the best cos- u me for an elopement. It is a curious fact a wins tie makes a horse fly. Many Orange men think that a half oaf is better than no vacation. When age is in question women are not a disposition Soon be time for the ground hog that never its own shadow. The who loves never her talker to toot her bill. Sing a song a leap year, packet full cash, that's the Kind of bachelor for merry maids o When Eve upon the first mi the apple pressed with specious cant, O, what a thousand pities then that Adam was not Adamant. The conies when the hour is late, to the pan-; where the light is and the stands st the front yard gate, his arm girl entwining. When Henry was courting Sarah used lo boast that he had a girl; now that be is be finds that has a he mentions it. Times are so hard under the gold standard that the girls to save their chewing-gum to use as high as for the fourth or filth time, they admit that there is not much or sweetness in it after the first chewing. Life is a succession of hills and val In love, wealth, ambition, or power, it is up yon- See for who succeeds Not timid one, who at sight of the first obstacle in his path loses heart and the game. man nerve will keep ids upper lip and jaw in place. Not the man who gives up on the first trial. These men do not succeed. Success often sports with it man as a shy trout plays with the hook of the angler----- Keep cool, be steady, stick to a business, and soon the nibble will e-d in a snapping bite, and you will land the wary prize safely at your Observer. V COTTON. 8.00 i;. Sept. 7.73 Jan. 8.00 MEAT 8.10 J. B. CHERRY. J- R J- G. GREENVILLE, N. C Have just received an of the latest style and are ready to serve the wants of the trade at Prices Lower than ever off-re-1 be Sin ill and k sales is our motto. Our are new and cheap to meet the wants of the misses. We are goods at a price far below the price. sell for 45.50 12.51 Is the lowest price any object to you Are the best any inducements t If so come fee our low stock which we have just received. Our store is full of New Goods prices were never lower. To the c invitation examine our Dress Goods Trimmings We have a beautiful and up-to-date Iii e. You will Bad the latest styles and we know we can please you. Oil. how lovely, how beautiful, the prettiest I have ever is what our lad . friend say of them have a large both in colors and Mucks and can please you. In Ladies and GOODS we have, a line All we ask is a trial and will give en- tire satisfaction. G. A. CO. Opposite Poet . B. SUGG, Manager. J- W. HIGGS, Pres. S. HIGGS, Cashier Maj. HENRY HARDING Cashier. Greenville, N. C. Representing a Capital of More Than a Hall Million Dollars, Wm. T. Dixon, President National Exchange Bank, Baltimore, Mil. The Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland Neck, N. C. Noah Scotland Neck, N. C- Fleming, N, C. D. W. Higgs Bros., N. C. We respectfully solicit the accounts of firms, individuals and the general Checks and Account Books furnish ed on application. Baltimore the Temp j Cup. Cleveland, Ohio, October won the Temple cup by winning today's game from the Cleveland. The game was n fine exhibition for six in- neither side scoring during that period. C wag in the box for the Orioles and was invincible. with a man on second and third and only one out he kept t M s from He out eight men and to the his hilling safely every lime he was at the beautiful bait for i ix innings, only four hits being male him up to the seventh. n the- a followed sin and outs, resulted in runs. singled in the. and Keeler and Jennings and singled, three runs being Commendation is due the fer always V a Getting a Do Of Negro in Anson. A of the Populist county executive committee was here last Friday at which the question of accepting the for of Rich col., was discussed with the result it was finally decided that bis on tho . L mat teed the one but, was t the sh be u white Republicans paid no a to ibis condition out went Ham- The of the Republicans a this important office by the Populists, and every effort was made b their to Hammond off the ticket but all to and the up- shot of tho matter was that the executive committee. finally agreed that it was a dose was, necessary to be swallowed. Notice of Sale. By of the provisions of the will of the late Mrs. A. M. Clark, W It. her executor, will sell at the Courthouse in Greenville Mon- day 10th day of October, the following real the house and lot, situated in Greenville. N. C-, on third street, recently occupied by Clark. Also a tract Of land cont lining about acres, situated within and partly without the ville. through which the and Scotland Neck Branch Will sell on the day, at aforesaid home of Mr-. d the following line diamond brooch, parlor water pitcher and two dozen Slid I dozen and de H dozen tea spoors, l sauce ladle, pure silver;, and plate I silt an d spoons, also one-half undivided in the chattel property described in the Will Mrs. as the furniture in my parlor of i kind and except the piano and piano stool, also all the furniture of every kind in the bed now and east iron yard the other undivided interest being the property of Mary of Bale, real estate J cash in and years, personalty, for cash only. W. B. of Mrs. A. M. dark. In LA CLOTH for Wraps have what want. WOOD and WILLOW WARE HARNESS A COLLARS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FURNITURE, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. CARPETS, CARPET RUGS, LACK CURTAINS TOLLS, In Men and Boys PANTS and t goods JOB fur we nave just the best ,,,,,, .,. . i,. .,, stock to be found and prices were never lower. SHOES shoes we lo buy such as will the wearer, the prices Shoes much lower Give us a trial when you need for yourself or any member of your family. We can fit the small- est or largest foot in the county. Our L. M- Reynolds Shoes for Men are warranted to give good service. We have had years experience with this line and know them to lie we claim for them. In HARDWARE, GUNS, GUN IMPLEMENTS, LOADED SHELLS, CROCK- GLASSWARE, HALL LAMPS. LIBRARY LAMP.-, PARLOR LAMPS, LAMP FIXTURES, TINWARE, to u-- Our object is to sell good goods at the lowest prices. e have a of FURNITURE and can give you may at lowest prices r heard -f Come and ma our 112.50 Solid Oak Bedroom Suits, pass by would to your pocket book. This i-t not so because say so, tut because our make it so. fair If w nothing, us if find prices sat, n factory, acknowledge it with patronage. Hoping to see you soon and promising our best efforts make your coming pleasant profitable, we are Your J. B. CHERRY CO. writ, lint a decision being questioned Attendance 1,200. Cleveland Baltimore Good One on Settle. Much in Little Is especially true of Hood's Plus, for no cine ever contained so great curative power In so small space. They are a whole medicine Hood's Pills chest, always ready, at Co. Rodger, B B Ransom Boyd, A B Hudson R S Stocks, Beaufort County Lumber Co., S W Bell. A G A Gowan, guardian for children. Margaret Moore. Ordered that valuation of land of Pennie in township he corrected. Ordered that taxes of Mrs. H. be corrected and balance due be refunded by the Sheriff. Ordered that Alfred Cannon be re- leased payment of poll lax for Ordered that the valuation of the ho broken of Beaufort County home, than any in be t- Republican Breakers are of talking about a tent dollar. You never bear a speech without it is dwelt or at length. It is told of Candidate Settle he made a speech the other day, devoting the usual time to the subject After speaking an old col- man hitched up his horse for him and Mr. Settle asked him how much be owed him. cents, I said the whereupon Settle handed him a silver dollar, telling- him to get it changed. The old fellow went off and soon came back with cents, which he tendered to the this he inquired, charged me ten cent ; I gave you a dollar and yon band me back you see, boss, you said as how de silver is only cents; if date so you has right prevent a cold or fever, core ail liver headache. Jaundice, constipation, etc. The only Fills take with Hood's Administrators Notice. Having this day q before E. A. Clerk of Court, of Pi t county, as administrator if state of William Is hereby given to the creditors of said estate lo elates duly to me for payment on or before the 30th of September, 1891, or notice will be bar of their All persons to es-at are to make mediate payment thus save cost This 21st of September JOHN H. MANNING, W. V. Manning, Jarvis Blow, Attorneys. He tic The Tax for the of Pit for year been placed in my hands for collection. AU taxes are hereby tied to come for- ward and settle and save them- selves trouble and co- its. R. W . KING, CULL FL CORING less than cost- Mr. Settle and had no T Ree per Co Have opened up a new and large stock STOVES, BICYCLES, Ac., in the new store next door to j. e. and Son call on us everybody, we arc selling goods very cheap Respectfully, WINTER h. Prices will talk louder than anything else we say. All the arguments in the world would not induce to buy from us unless yon were to find prices right. We will sell you goods from to per cent lower than any house in town and don't you forget it. We have done it before and are do- it today. The of the pudding is in eating. and we I Twist for Oar stock embraces CLOTHING, GLOVES, I LACE GOODS CAPES, Cloaks, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, SUSPENDERS UMBRELLAS, Caps Hats, JEWELRY OVERALLS, . JUMPERS, t SHOES. n a good-i too numerous to Leader of Sty et At Higgs old stand. . i .

V- Frank Wilson. Local Reflections. The crop is girls eat Truck farms do not raise wagons. Let the birds I lone November 1st. All gnu widows are not green women. Is Youth and Boys FAIL WINTER CLOTHING. leaves. ; down in the What say to you We to all Register. Bicycle interest continues on the in- crease here. The Mount fair will be held 23-SO. The number lady wheel riders e glows terser. This is making wittier goods. Pitt county Rifles this afternoon. trade I i-ayer netting in church want lo tell is a often displayed. New dress and it Mis. L. Names Got on Our Mrs. R it. Greene e sick. E. A. Tall went to Tarboro K. return d even- Morris Myer went to Baltimore Wed- L. II. has moved his In lo W. Owens returned from Monday evening. A. from Virginia Monday B. C. Pearce left Monday for a trip J. S, Jenkins Thursday . Jenkins anted ; Danville. user rue in and the Assort- is greater than ever. The price has been greatly reduced and the is just the i same All colors, cuts and makes to select from Give me a trial, will be satisfied Harvey, Joan An invent lights. Chrysanthemums and football a e both getting ripe. O. a. d Thursday bins. R W. King returned from Raleigh Wednesday evening. Raymond Tyson left tor Baltimore to attend G. J. Sudden Tarboro Wednesday Lin it and S. C. to Km-;. Monday is his usual full business at the Old Miss returned Scotland Neck Monday evening. Airs returned from Raleigh. lie v. E. D. Wells returned Friday from Association in county. DIED IN THE GUARD Bad of a Si Ed. a white man, died the Monday night some- time ween and sunrise Butts was s on lite street in an in- condition early in the He t bar about o'clock and while drank whiskey and got down dead drunk. He stayed in the bar loom they went to close up just before midnight when he was placed MK on the sidewalk and the night policeman notified J. F. Leggett, who was act-l in- as night police, says he found a little later he was and speechless. He carried him to guard and placed a in one of the cells, morning before going duty Went to notify C-x that man was in the guard house when the went there together th J tumid Bulls dead. It was a sad picture and told its own tale, the man lying dead in the cell a whiskey flask Butts the country w under land had n A brother who at was of all. Has E. V. Cox said in his bolting speech When before the an county, on here that he would not on a a horn under such debate i to the W for y ; Winter 1896. methods as one was. It that Cox is now on the and the i. question arises has the ticket been born would o. attended by a large of would provoke and bad feeling between the races, and he did not want to be u pa to such a dodge II. Will Attend the The Pitt Rifles have ed a special invitation to attend ling State Fair at Raleigh. At their m et- to have been in on Tuesday Friday afternoon the boys voted to j and the falsehood stamp; on his accept the invitation. -assertion by the joint debate between Capt. says he wants every J. H. Small and J. B These two one a an mm at a special me ting if tie company en Friday, October 10th, to make final arrangements. Oakley Items. N. C, Oct. 12th. Mis. W. II. Williams Saturday mi for Rocky M unit to oxen do jay Cherry and lime with h i daughter, Mr s. J. E Hough do come in yokes. Cory i The Mrs. Savage, of Wilson, arrived N. re is BOW but one day It in ; you can day. The of the advertiser present busy scenes this week. Trade is brisk. Smith and Hooker's horse, Bird Eve, won one of the races at Norfolk las- week. Rev. D. B. Clayton will preach in the Court House tonight and Thursday Monday evening to visit her Mrs. C. T by In the Florida carried the State majority. There are several voters in the town who have not registered. Don't fail t do so Saturday. Georgia relied up Democratic majority in the election in that State on Wednesday. ball being out of season Do foot bail games are taking the usual space in reports in the papers. The Slate Normal an d School Opened at Greensboro with the largest attendance in its history. Airs. and Miss returned home I day evening L. Clove retarded Friday even- where she has been spending some months. Mr.-. and who wore Visiting relatives here, re- home Friday morning. Willis, of New Bern v ho baa been Airs. I. G- Hooker, hi. Monday even inn. Mr.-, i;. M t. hi Hie , family and tor i make city their The of George Gainer, v. ho York on lire 4th f lilt I n i a. ed was lid at re-t in the old buying ground. mongrels held at Thursday. Not much en John as usual, was the show. Mrs. J. B. Whit, home yesterday idler a week's visit to her near Williamston. was here Fri- day looking alter tab and we what he said of the in lbs and county. Cards out of Mi.-a Hunter, to J. H, of on Oct. J. F. who been sperm- several in left Monday in J Virginia. Slat. One man who brought to town i Clay I. the agent such a decline ii. I circus was in to see es the price Ins back home. j .,. day show will be here , . I on 29th. moved to the new store. Elliott block over D. L. D. D. S. Ex-Go. Fri- day to in th- State can ., him to tall stock o millinery is complete j and alter a few . every hue and I can supply all the,,, will go to As Tor a visit, Jilts. M. D. f Elect on E. V. Cox says he is for How can Populists of the vote Butler today, at S. M Cox to go to the Legislature I A Card Having always voted the Republican i ticket, attaining my in s i doing I w i u that n In II J lo day, ant a firm in a an I pi of lie in U I l tWo the cf the d-l- towns, i Inter est of our southland that party administer tho complete of the same, and I therefore give the State county nominees my support. Respectfully, E. G Cox. Ayden, N. C, Oct. 1806. The Law Violated. Since the la.-t week section of the Code, which t it is unlawful for liquor to be given away or sold on days of ed public speaking within two miles where speakings take have been two public speakings Greenville and the selling of whiskey on as usual resident here in Green- vi have jurisdiction over such What is the need of laws it they are not to be en- forced the other a Republican, spoke here to a mixed crowd, and no one could ask see a more orderly and well b audience than that which set before these two speakers. knew when made the that there was no more disturbance being created a joint discussion in the eastern counties than in any other portion the State. Young Savage in Jail. A d Neck special to the Rich, ; Young Savage, the man who was arrested here some weeks ago tor from the and v as sub captured in Philadelphia, is now in at Halifax his trial at November Court. Savage made a confession he had three confederates, but refused their sworn never to reveal them. When he was arrested in Philadelphia be had letter on his throwing Mr. and braised . I one of his arms They I ,; Away Twice. Dick and Robert t township, came to When n addressed to W. T. Smith, II church Hi a j Neck, I tit in the coda ml account from officer, and gathered themselves together and came this served to clinch Savage, who and just after reaching town the at once to the detective who off again on D wanted avenue. This ii the animal broke loose the buggy a. d did a k piece of the only dam age was a cut on one the bone's -A Mrs. Hopkins Boy. Dry Goods, MOTIONS, FURNISHINGS SHOES, in abundance and will suit you in price. Don't forget, me want goods The are invited to inspect my handsome display of new millinery. Bear this in you ha-e not and tail to do so next day vote in the coming The State at Raleigh will be held Oct. 19-24, inclusive. The rail- roads will sell to this fair at one and a quarter rents a mile. It -work on it with dirt only can ac much go Evans street ought to soon be in good condition. No doubt the raising street will prove All who have seen my new Pattern pronounce them beauties. have the very best styles. Mrs. If. D. The had a go d to meet them at open- j, -g of the county at Lang's sch house Wednesday. father gave you four of and three, what would you have Tommy. Billie Coot, tho golden rule k now all our folks are at S. M. Schultz. Apples, Something new in season, Oat Flake and S. M. Try my m rolls, for both chewing and s Something new. J. S Tom tall. W. Long and J. II formed a law Their will be in an column. Smith Hooker have just received a car load of fine Kentucky bred In i It you want a thoroughly good at don't fail to them. I have constantly on hand the finest Foreign and Domestic Fruits, also Cabbages, Onion, and Potatoes, J. S. The sale of property belonging to Mrs. A M. Clark's estate has been postponed to Monday, October 19th. Sec change in advertisement. A vote for the fusion Legislative ticket in county means a vote for for U. S. Senator, and a vote for means a vote for the sold standard. How can silver vote that He We hear that at the speaking the fusion candidates at on day, B Populist a said to some colored men with whom he was talking, see what you came to meeting to you did not vote our men two To this one of the colored men replied, and we not going to vote t r them year, Frank Wilson There are men in Pitt for free they are going to vote for gold bugs a followers of Me- can consistently do this The King House is having full of guests nearly every day. H they get much more nu- Mrs. will have to enlarge her house i book, black cover Vermont Go's price list, with several tombstones- Will pay a for it. J. C. Lamer. Wherever speaks he de- those Pi who are going to support gold Jugs for office. There are some in Pitt county that need his kind of talk. Why not, get op a horse hack to meet C. i. Watson our candidate Governor, when he comes to Green- ville on the Let's make it big day of the campaign. One drummer who Greenville Wednesday had en large sample trunks along with him. He bad to pay excess charge on pounds of bag- gage, and it took about -half a car to accommodate him. In election years we us.-d have big here, and one of the occasions of the campaign would he the of a tall pole and big flag. Hut we have not heard such a thing mentioned year. This early in the canvas s A. candidate on the fusion ticket for the Senate, is being the defensive. It has been on him that he is in favor of the law and that he favors mixed schools, which charges says are not true. Cards are out for the marriage Miss Mattie James, of Salisbury, to Mr. E. Warren, of Greenville, Wed-, evening Oct. 21st, at in the first Presbyterian church at Sal- The has th tor's best wishes in advance- Some merchants stop their when times are bad. This is suicidal. The most brainy mer- chants increase instead of decrease their advertising in times of depression. It is obvious that when the public is in a condition to need more coaxing to spend money, then is the time to coax Sun. A boy walked into a merchant's of the other day in search of a After being put through a by the he was my lad, what is your motto as yours, be replied, as you have on your He was Trades- man. T. J. Jams will sneak at and at Bethel on An entire in was day. The Episcopal . mm the buildings burned. I carry the finest and la Cigars, Cigarettes, Cheroots Tobacco in the city. A voice just received. J. S. Tuns , A bill board has been put i on Dickinson avenue, near the railroad, for displaying John OHM picture's, and another has been Traced on the corner, near tho Thornton Moire, colored, says he is going to begin his canvass for Congress in this district on Thursday. He says also that a majority of the Republican committee the district are supporting him. Ought to be Th- c have formulated published resolutions, signing their names to them, th it they will List persons who are able to pay tin in and will not do say they will calls for I ho worthy poor who are unable to pay them, but they not attend calls for persons who do not make satisfactory arrange- f bout I bey owe III. m by the first January, 1897. The prints the resolutions the physicians as well as the names of those signing it. There is no el professional men on . . to he paid more promptly than the physicians of the Neck to telephone connection was made with today. Manager Atkins was there and in the stores R. L. Davis Bro. and W. M. Lang. The through line works Use a charm, ion over it being very distinct indeed. The line runs by the of C. D. Smith at the old Cobb store, miles town, where a bus also been placed. This new Hue is v, B, all it having th same connection t central office. he public printing years lie-State past two exclusive of has cost Slate ah more than for the same length el time under the Demo- administration. and the printing for the State cost nearly ; for and nine months it has coot over and will, by of the yaw, probably reach Raleigh News and Observer. are out of sight m style par in price Every thing- cheap. L. F. EVANS. R 8- A. H. ft Wilting EVANS CO., Props, g The old Greenville Warehouse being en and more lights added which it the best lighted Warehouse in the State. With plenty money and no pets, fair dealings and Hard work, we are going to sell as high as any one. Give us a trial and we will show you. Your friends, EVANS Greenville, N. C. FIVE h OS tO Is essential to health. Every nook and corner of the system is reached by the blood, and on its quality of every organ de- pends. blood means strong nerves, good digestion, robust health. Impure blood means scrofula, catarrh or other diseases. The surest way to have good blood Is to take Hood's This medicine purifies, vi- and enriches the blood, and sends the elements of health and strength to every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates a good appetite, gives refreshing sleep and cures that tired feeling. Remember, Hoods Is fact the One True Blood Purl u ., i--ti cure Liver Ills; easy to S Pl I IS take, easy to operate. by S. M. Butter, to Western S to Sugar cured to to Corn -o Flour, to 4.6 to told to to Salt to to Eggs per to Beeswax, Cotton and Below are Nor folk prices of and peanuts for furnished by Cobb Bros- Commission chants of Good 7-16 Low 1-16 Good Iii our store you will see nothing but the most Stylish Goods. You will find nothing but the Newest Effects on our counters. We have no use for out of date styles. aim shall be to keep you on the Newest and Best in every de- and we cordially invite you inspect the enormous collections of Dress Goods, Goods, gs, ear- oil cloths, and Wraps, Lang Sells Cheap. Examine Prices Mens Split Boots, to If- Good Boots, to Boys Boots, to Menu Plow Shoes, Mens W omens Good Shoes, 11.00 half Wool Dress Goods, 1.25 Big line of Serges, Cash- 1.00 meres and Flannels all wool, double 1.00 pounds good Whole Grain Rice Children Shoes, to Island Molasses Ladies to 8,1-00 Salt, pounds, Ladies Goat Button, to Good Buggy Harness, Children Boys Hats to- 1.00 Furniture in Abundant, Mens and Boys Hats to 3-00 Good Patent Flour. Boys all-wool Suits -a Old stock Men and Mens all-wool Suits m 2.50 to 1.8 Large stock Lard, Pork and Mens Overcoats to Sides always on hand, Highest price s paid yd 1.00 GO V a c Goods, Lice and it's Q. as -s and CO I CO HIGH PRICES down on We are here to please our customers and we are determined they shall be pleased. over our stock SHOES and you will see that the prices have been Down Will You See The New Styles Latest in fabrics are here for your approval. An hour spent among these stuffs will help you plan that new dress. We show the best line of Goods and trimmings we have ever had. J. R DAVENPORT. N 22nd, 1896. The Money Savers. Lil

ROUNTREE. WILEY BROWN. H. L. COWARD Sole Owners and Proprietors of the T. E, HOOKER r x TO THE TOBACCO PUBLIC is conceded by all the surrounding country that Greenville is the leading tobacco market for the sale of Leaf I in Eastern Carolina. This it behooves all within reach of the Great market to sell their tobacco here. There are four large Warehouse doors to the public and among them is the A a corps of clever and gentlemanly assistants. We now have under construction a large to be used in connection with the Warehouse, that we may be able to handle the vast Tobacco consigned to us. We have associated with us Messrs. H. L. Coward and T. E. Hooker, two large and successful tobacco raisers from Greene county, they having purchased the Mr. we are better prepared to handle your tobacco than ever before and when you get your tobacco ready for market drive direct to the g X where you will receive and courteous attention and highest market prices for your tobacco. S . MM. N. C One cf old residents of a Mas- town delights the young- generation with stories of life in tho years ago, when she was a little girl. Her father, with his wife and his broth- with wife and children also, a great farmhouse which is still in a state cf excellent in spite of its of hard service. father and my had a said tho old lady to -visitor who was bogging for reminiscences of that bygone time, all the family expenses wore provided for from tho funds it contain were children in our part of tho house and in my to that it took a good deal to provide with food and cloth- uncle had the reputation of being a prudent in money matters than was considered gory by my father or any one ac- with our affairs, so I have heard since. In those days the of both families know by in- that my father was person to whom an for some desired bit of-finery or what called had better be made. The common purse seemed to have greater powers of extension in his hands than in my uncle's. well my pretty in dancing with delight when she was on tho of her birthday. to have a piano aft. all, she cried, giving me a hag. was very doubtful about It, but Uncle Amos told me not to worry, for if father couldn't afford to give it to mo ho Youth's Companion. France and Speeches. When I read his fiery patriotic phrases, and when you toll us that ho was tout I think of Dr. Johnson's brusque saying, is the last ref- of a It is hard to practice the plain virtues, but not hard to so do about la What Franco wants is men with a passion for tho plain virtues and inspiring this passion in others. His intellectual qualities, his perception of the law of in politics and his suppleness and adroitness his course accordingly are far They seam to me Italian that French, but ever proceed they are not, France most needs cannot supply the place of Arnold. Most Country. did place get its asked the visiting Britisher. night it was ex. plained the citizen, was a lot of fellers hot Scotch. Finally they got full an de- to name tho town but by that time they was so full that tho Highest they could to it was they let it go at Every exhibits the of construction, or a And there is no organization nor construction war. The first the wood- packer, and so accurate is his work that-the ho in the tree is as exactly circular ;. though meas- by a pair of compasses. In there were steel worts in j, half of were in Printing ink is made linseed oil, soap and lampblack or other matter. Stanza. A verse of Hood's of the cut out for typographical reasons by Mark Lemon is given by Mr. in his of It Beam and gusset and baud. Band and and Work. work. I Like an mere and wood. That for Mammon's take brain to and Or a break. g. Cyrus B. Democratic speak ill , It. Hill, O-t. Hon. W. II Hurry can- tor in will Wednesday, Pet NOMINEES National Ticket. FOB WILLIAM J. ARTHUR SEW LL. Of lull m. II. LUCAS, if I JOHN SMALL, of lit State FOB B. WATSON, of OS. W. MASON, Northampton. CHAT. Franklin. H. M. Buncombe. B. F. AYCOCK, Wayne, SUIT. INSTRUCTION J. C. of Johnston. F. I. OSBORNE, of ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE A. C. AVERY, of G. II. BROWN, Beaufort. TICKET. Hew trader who lived in the fifth century result of rainbow was of and refraction; that the moon's light sun, of size THE SENATE. J U LITTLE, C L BARRETT, COUNTY COMM J A K JESSE CANNON, A B CONGLETON. FOR SHERIFF. G M TUCKER. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS. L B TREASURER. J L LITTLE. FOR FOR . TRICK III -ti ix; j a, I. i- . is ,, h K f TH. i M. . r. . . Catarrh Cannot be Cured LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as tiny cannot the sea; or Hie ills-it i a blood or i and in order to cure you take in Mali's Ca Cure t-ken i i , and mucous i Cure is not med- It Mas f tile la st ma in Land Gale. By virtue f a decree of the Sups cf t in J. ti. and the lit at Law of p. U. I iv i T. J. II. E. L. iii lion in 2nd day f Nov. IS t No. la No year,, u is a reS upon tin t known. J by Mr, it. , now i by M, Ii. o . lands, an i the obi i In th. I on the n neons The o ,, u, is What produces ,,.,,,,., ,. j,, That of lot No in curing testimonials, F t Props Toledo. Sold price A. M P Hi OS I'M. .- r . y I v v. v Magnolia Wilson Wilson Mt Tarboro Ml Ar Weldon 1- C rS A. M- P. in, A. 1- z. P. v 0- P. i II in of upon hi h he m formerly by Mrs. M D. occupied by or Co. and J. Cory now i s hem halt o lot, That parcel or of land in a the of laud s, and known as the i. place, acres, more Said propel is s division. This F. ii. JAMES, Dr. says. Dr. King's Mew I Discovery owe I as taken With ail fur but i no avail land was given up and told I could no. Live. Dr. King's y in my store sent for it bottle began u- a id the dose better, and after Using was up and about again. is worn, its weight in gold We won't or without a free at John I,. Woolen on Scotland Neck saves Weldon 3.55 n. m., 4.10 arrives Scotland Neck at 4.55 p at., Greenville p, in., Kinston 7.45 p. in. Returning, Kinston 7.2 l. m., s. m. Halifax at a. m., 11.90 am I illy except Sunday. Trains on V re 8.00 a. in., p . m, arrives 3.60 a. m. and 4.40 p. m., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., Tarboro 3.30 p. m., Pa-mi It a. m. and 6.20 p. in,, arrives Washington 11.50 a. in., and 7.10 p. m. Daily ex- Sunday. Connects with on Train leaves K C, via it. daily except Sun day, at p. m., Sunday M . Plymouth 9.00 P. M., 5.25 p. m. Returning leaves Plymouth daily Sunday, 6.00 a. m., 9.30 a 10.26 am and Train on Midland H. C. branch leaves daily, except Sunday, a to. arriving a. m. Re- turning leaves a. m., rives at a. m. Trains in Mas leave Mount at m. arrive Nashville 5.05 p. , Hope d. in. eave Spring m., a m, at Rocky Mount 9.0 a m, daily except Sunday. Trains on Latta branch, Florence R leave Latta MO p m, p m, Clio 8.05 p leave m. 6.30 a m, e 7.50 a m. daily except Sun- lay Train leaves War- saw for Clinton except 11.10 a. in. and 8.50 p. eaves Clinton a. m. i m. Train No. makes close connection t Weldon points daily, all rail via also at Mount with and Carolina R K for all points North via Norfolk. JOHN F. DIVINE. General Supt. T. SI. E l Manage-. J. It. their year's supplies will to get our prices before a all its branches. FLOUR, RICK, TEA. we buy direct Iron M buy at A eon of FURNITURE soul at prices t Our sold CASH therefore, having n to sell at a . N Notice to Creditors. mull Laving this duly Hie Coir. Clerk county as Administrator of estate of charity de- notice is hereby given to all to to payment the nut and nil having claims against the estate must the fer within twelve dale or this notice be plead In bar of lie very. T i- h of October, 1896. I,. U. Charity I Kill Tubules. cure dyspepsia. one gives relief. cure biliousness. cure Indigestion. cure bad breath. torpid liver. for sour stomach. cure liver troubles. Having ace t of Jesse Brown late Put and State Carolina, all parties having tire law as C Used, North e aim I It e o are y n i I in lo me for e i c from dam of r will id It re- t lie Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in dis- are invariably by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. at druggists. cure dizziness. digestion. cure JAM a I cos i B C i ;. FOR YOUNG LADIES N. H- W. Successors to I v. c Snow Hill, N- X. G ALLOW A- in No superior work done anywhere, North or It ha now the best it has ever bail The Literature, Music Alt us unsurpassed- Address m i i I IV; III W James M. A., nil the L. DENTIST, IS J AS FOB ADULTS. WARRANTED. Ills., year. GROVE'S TONIC and year. pen---. I cf II In as g d J. W careful rotation of crops and liberal fertilizations, cotton lands will improve. The application of a proper containing sufficient Pot- ash often makes the difference between a profitable crop and failure. Use fertilizers contain- not less than to Actual Potash. is a complete specific against Ow pamphlets ire n.; fertilizers, t mg the , r . . g ha II n line. GERMAN K WORKS, THE MOUSING STAR n a ED WAR ES. tie . dim GREENVILLE, N. C. dealers in kinds of FINE BUGGIES a All kin U of repairing done We use labor and good and use to give . mi work. Th- its Glass Limited Coinage of Silver and Repeal of the Tea Per Tax on i Banks. Daily cents per month. per year. K. C. John H. X. . N. C, -IS STILL AT THE FRONT W A LINE GREENVILLE TEAKS taught me that the best is the cheap Hemp Rope, Building p, Farming every ting for Millers, Mechanics and general purposes, well a Huts, Dress have on hand. Am head quarters for Heavy Groceries, and jobbing agent for Clark's O. N. T. Cotton, and keep and GREENVILLE. N. C. Pitt to. N C. pt o. COBB CO. COTTON AND Stock, Cotton, Grain and Provision Brokers. and -05 Wat t Street. Bagging, Ties and Peanut Sacks at Lowest Prices. and Solicit She Cede. Notice to Creditors. I with a decree made at September of Pitt Superb. Court in a case therein in which J. N. Bynum. Executor of B. A plaintiff and It. B. Bynum .- nil i are defendants, is hereby given th.- en It . ed to with me the of their against estate, on or before of November It is y to report r the amount M th ire debt ill the assets. Those t rs to share the lb- i time. E MOTE. Clerk the Court. N. C, October 1896. -a. In e John E. C. Harding. X. O. to of claims. on Wire and Iron Fencing First-class work prices reasonable. Dominion Woe GO. I STOCK AS is especially for stuck, at well and for that purpose is sold ID tin cans, holding one-hall pound of cir-e for cents. Co., Tenn., March a. I have used all kinds of medicine, but I not one of Black for all the Others ever saw beet thing fr horses or cuttle In he-in of the year, will cure time. The session of this III ii. en on M SEPT. fr months. terms are a follows. Primary h per mo. t-0 BI work and discipline of Hill heretofore. We ask a continuance of your past W. H. -----A line f----- Family if---- SERVICE Steamers ave Washington n ville and Tarboro at In logs on Tar River W Friday at, A. M. leave Tarboro M Thursdays and Greenville clays, he-.- departures to of a on Flour, Meat, Ac Ac, Lard, Coffee Sugar N. C at All Risks placed in strictly FIRST-C ASS COMPANIES At current rates AM FIRE PROOF in selling so low Hint it ca ape s surprise. 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