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effects of this blow she buffered <lb/>
several hemorrhages of the lungs <lb/>
and soon afterwards gave up her <lb/>
position with the hospital and re- <lb/>
turned to her Baltimore home. <lb/>
After this she spent sometime <lb/>
mountains and then <lb/>
traveled in Italy, this done <lb/>
with the hope of regaining her <lb/>
health. She never recovered from <lb/>
the blow, however, it is said <lb/>
that this was the cause of her <lb/>
death. <lb/>
Miss Boyd will be pleasantly <lb/>
by a number of our <lb/>
people and the news of her death <lb/>
will be read with r <lb/>
Herald. <lb/>
J. B. CHERRY CO. <lb/>
WK AUK always seized with a desire In improve. <lb/>
We have been up to date. Now <lb/>
are getting ahead of date. Do you think that is <lb/>
possible If so, just coma in mid look through <lb/>
our YOU WILL FIND ECONOMY IN <lb/>
PRICES AS WELL AS QUALITY, for the best is <lb/>
always tin-cheapest. Therefore wise buyer will <lb/>
be sure to examine sleek before buying. <lb/>
We Make no Promises That We Are <lb/>
Not Ready and Willing to Fulfill. <lb/>
You can fool all l he people some time, some <lb/>
people nil the time; but you can't fool all the people <lb/>
all time. We never try to mislead. That is <lb/>
why our business continues to grow. Call on us for <lb/>
anything you may wish to eat, wear or use. <lb/>
Our Several Departments Are Full. <lb/>
J. B. Cherry Co. <lb/>
The Only Department Store in <lb/>
GREENVILLE <lb/>
Bur-ham <lb/>
yards that was <lb/>
never such pretty styles and de- <lb/>
signs at his week we say <lb/>
National Lawns. <lb/>
In new designs <lb/>
such as never was put in <lb/>
but and lawns before, in <lb/>
natural linen color red, <lb/>
green and black stripe and <lb/>
We buy any more this sea <lb/>
son at any price. As long its they <lb/>
last <lb/>
Trunks and Suit Cases. <lb/>
Plans for summer and travel are <lb/>
maturing t Inch fast <lb/>
and summer tripe mean study <lb/>
trunks. The Automatic <lb/>
Tray and Box Trunks, all canvass <lb/>
covered, hard wood slats, iron bot- <lb/>
toms, brass <lb/>
is, 1.1. <lb/>
Suit Cases, Hand Bags and <lb/>
scopes, to <lb/>
Standard Patterns. <lb/>
Betrayal of <lb/>
Though no to give <lb/>
special advice to any political <lb/>
party, it is not foreign to the Re- <lb/>
corder's as a religious <lb/>
journal to condemn to the utmost <lb/>
the recent exposure of personal <lb/>
and letters in <lb/>
Carolina. There ate no words too <lb/>
strong fir the branding of this <lb/>
variety of That it pro- <lb/>
from one who has been Gov- <lb/>
of our Stale is more <lb/>
lamentable, and, for the honor and <lb/>
the weal the <lb/>
more cease fur unreserved on- <lb/>
Time will conic men will <lb/>
not stoop lo such letters, <lb/>
when newspapers will mil dare lo <lb/>
reader with such dis <lb/>
honor, alien no amount of special <lb/>
pleading will suffice In condone <lb/>
such an abuse of lb it relation be <lb/>
man and man without <lb/>
which race would re <lb/>
turn lo barbarism, <lb/>
now he has <lb/>
thing has won for himself <lb/>
that will distinguish his name far <lb/>
longer than the Idle that his <lb/>
high office would have, lie will <lb/>
he mil as the <lb/>
whose ungovernable temper <lb/>
ruined his but as <lb/>
the man who played the traitor <lb/>
a not <lb/>
passed by Benedict Arnold or <lb/>
Judas Their <lb/>
lies were larger, it is true; and <lb/>
they were probably men of larger <lb/>
mold. <lb/>
lie who destroys faith in man- <lb/>
kind serves Satan more directly <lb/>
and richly than all his min- <lb/>
ions. Over all lint this <lb/>
man has or -nay will stand <lb/>
the tact personal honor has <lb/>
been given a blow, the slunk of <lb/>
which will affect pub <lb/>
lie life in our State for years.<lb/>
Patterns kept in stock, <lb/>
sheets free. Designer <lb/>
fashion <lb/>
Some right good things in Urn <lb/>
full inches top, steel <lb/>
rods, worth This week we <lb/>
say <lb/>
A very good value <lb/>
Drawers, all sixes. These the <lb/>
best kind. Others say we <lb/>
say <lb/>
As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. <lb/>
For earliest knowing and possessing of <lb/>
things of fashion, keep familiar with <lb/>
Ricks Wilkinson. <lb/>
SCHOOL BOOKS <lb/>
fit <lb/>
State Board of Medical <lb/>
The regular annual of <lb/>
the North Carolina Slats Board of <lb/>
Medical will be <lb/>
held in Wilmington, beginning <lb/>
June 4th, Doctors desiring <lb/>
examination tor license should <lb/>
present themselves promptly the <lb/>
beginning of and carry <lb/>
with them a diploma from a col- <lb/>
of medicine requiring not less <lb/>
than three years attendance upon <lb/>
lectures to graduation, <lb/>
of instruction <lb/>
of character. The <lb/>
fee is <lb/>
All desiring to i <lb/>
lice North Carolina not <lb/>
licensed or registered, should <lb/>
attend tho and secure <lb/>
We understand there is a <lb/>
disposition on pint <lb/>
judges and to enforce <lb/>
statutes regulating the practice of <lb/>
medicine la this slate. The <lb/>
dent of the board is Dr. <lb/>
Charlotte, N. Secretary, <lb/>
Dr. Way, <lb/>
N. <lb/>
The railroads throughout the <lb/>
state will give re diced rates to the <lb/>
meeting. <lb/>
It Time- <lb/>
To force a man to sec his errors <lb/>
when lie appears to be success <lb/>
fill. <lb/>
To the <lb/>
spirit of a woman afflicted with a <lb/>
fad. <lb/>
To bring a man of will to <lb/>
a realization of the rights of others. <lb/>
To make the very young man <lb/>
how small an atom he is in <lb/>
the world. <lb/>
The Like of Accidents. <lb/>
Most naturally the remark <lb/>
Brick in <lb/>
It is reported that <lb/>
of J. K. Smith . Bro. will <lb/>
rebuild in the near future. They <lb/>
say they cannot afford to build of <lb/>
wood, and will no doubt erect n <lb/>
elegant brick structure. Details <lb/>
of the building will be given later <lb/>
Dr. Dixon, W. K. Hart and <lb/>
others, owners of this property, <lb/>
will no doubt build brick. The <lb/>
Lodges here are also <lb/>
building in the same way. The <lb/>
burned district, which has been <lb/>
an important center of our town <lb/>
for business, will become more so <lb/>
when commodious brick stores are <lb/>
erected, where formerly stood less <lb/>
inviting wood structures. Our <lb/>
progressive citizen an not to be <lb/>
downed. will continue to <lb/>
grow and prosper as before by the <lb/>
help of the living God. A town <lb/>
of schools free from <lb/>
vices of many other places, <lb/>
with an energetic citizenship, who <lb/>
labor and pray is to <lb/>
Will Baptist. <lb/>
Three gifts of each to e <lb/>
Methodists Orphanage at <lb/>
bow that it is near hearts of <lb/>
North Carolina Methodism. The <lb/>
three ho have given each <lb/>
this ii arc all <lb/>
W. president of the new <lb/>
Loan and Trail Company at <lb/>
Gen Julian S. Carr, <lb/>
dent of First National Bank <lb/>
Durham, Mr. K. B. Bonier, <lb/>
president of the of Wayne, <lb/>
News and Ob- <lb/>
server. <lb/>
The follow who know <lb/>
enough to come in out of the rain <lb/>
may still be slick to carry <lb/>
a borrowed umbrella. <lb/>
In polities the party that is in <lb/>
power always seems the worst. <lb/>
It is better to give than to re- <lb/>
the things you want. <lb/>
It's easy to laugh at <lb/>
troubles, unless they happen to be <lb/>
our own. <lb/>
FOR SUPPLY. <lb/>
have just added Steam Supply our business and <lb/>
will sell any thing in this line very low. See us when in want of <lb/>
Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe <lb/>
and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water <lb/>
Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Hancock <lb/>
U, S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam <lb/>
Pips all sizes, Pipe Kitting all s. <lb/>
LINE OF Packing, Bolt, Gaudy <lb/>
Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, <lb/>
is <lb/>
heard, especially in the spring of <lb/>
the year, list of accidents <lb/>
grows larger as time goes by. It <lb/>
docs seem line, bill is it There <lb/>
may lie more of but are <lb/>
really more according lo pop- <lb/>
I causes the though <lb/>
is more likely due to the Increased <lb/>
facilities fur dissemination of <lb/>
the news. Ton years ago, with <lb/>
same number occurring, public <lb/>
would have heard of more <lb/>
than half of them. Not only are <lb/>
facilities but people are <lb/>
reading more. The man who Used <lb/>
to content borrowing <lb/>
his neighbor's weekly paper, is <lb/>
mil content now anything <lb/>
short of a dally. Vet it is <lb/>
likely I hi rush and hurry of <lb/>
contributes to fateful <lb/>
think can go It well, <lb/>
Maud all kinds of mental and <lb/>
strain, lint I tic thing he <lb/>
know she slips forgets- and some- <lb/>
thing Rec- <lb/>
Constipation <lb/>
Docs your head ache Pain <lb/>
back of your eyes Bad <lb/>
taste in your mouth It's <lb/>
your liver Pills are <lb/>
liver pills. They cure <lb/>
headache, dyspepsia. <lb/>
All <lb/>
SOLE <lb/>
Harvesting machine, Sews-s and Drain Tile <lb/>
Garland Cook Stoves. <lb/>
BAKER HART. <lb/>
Home industries should receive <lb/>
strong local patronage. one <lb/>
a cannot establish a <lb/>
factory inaugurate a enter <lb/>
prise, but every man can help by <lb/>
giving his to home enter- <lb/>
prises. The will pay <lb/>
Salisbury <lb/>
Did you ever hear of horse- <lb/>
chewing Mr. c. Ham- <lb/>
let, of this county, before each <lb/>
meal gives a chew of leaf <lb/>
In every one of hit horses, and <lb/>
they seem lo enjoy its much <lb/>
man does, Record, <lb/>
News that from I lie estate <lb/>
of the late <lb/>
who died a <lb/>
ago, at Hospital <lb/>
Norfolk, the i Female <lb/>
at Raleigh n. i net <lb/>
and at <lb/>
will probably <lb/>
Your advertisement in <lb/>
goes right along with its <lb/>
work. <lb/>
advertisements work <lb/>
all time building business for <lb/>
wise advertisers. <lb/>
If you want people to visit your <lb/>
store put your advertisement where <lb/>
ii will lie rend, is <lb/>
People read this paper what <lb/>
is it, and they will tee <lb/>
what you have to way. <lb/>
If you have not lime to write <lb/>
the advertisement yourself or <lb/>
don't know just what you want <lb/>
to say, let us know and we will <lb/>
help you get it up. <lb/>
We have bright attractive <lb/>
cuts to ad- <lb/>
which you can use <lb/>
for the asking.<lb/>
</p>
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<p>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
X. <lb/>
J. Owner <lb/>
Post Office at <lb/>
Greenville, N. as <lb/>
Mail Matter. <lb/>
May <lb/>
The Democratic State <lb/>
of South Carolina met at Columbia <lb/>
among the <lb/>
adopted as one condemn- <lb/>
their race, as it <lb/>
they are gone does the fact bear <lb/>
upon the consciousness of ail <lb/>
they ere gnat in <lb/>
what are a real <lb/>
their <lb/>
The General Conference of <lb/>
Methodist Episcopal church, in <lb/>
session at Dallas, Texas. <lb/>
elected Dr. E. E. of <lb/>
If Greenville's <lb/>
of would Income active <lb/>
to lake action <lb/>
to the alight changes <lb/>
in schedules of morning trains on <lb/>
the Southern, Atlantic <lb/>
Carolina and Atlantis Coast Line <lb/>
railroad-, a direct connection <lb/>
Raleigh and west of <lb/>
secured, <lb/>
I The advantage of such connection <lb/>
more limn <lb/>
the action. not <lb/>
see, Dr. A. Coke Smith, of ., ,,., <lb/>
Virginia, l-i In j <lb/>
The volcanic troubles Mar- <lb/>
and St. Vincent islands in <lb/>
the Indies to cause <lb/>
alarms. Simultaneously re- <lb/>
cent eruptions earthquake shocks <lb/>
were felt at St. Augustine. Bis, <lb/>
II Denmark docs soon close <lb/>
her trade with the United States <lb/>
regard to the West <lb/>
Indies, she will have no islands to <lb/>
deliver. In Ibis case baste would <lb/>
show the part of judgment, <lb/>
Cuba is now a republic. The in- <lb/>
dependent government for the <lb/>
island was established on the <lb/>
inst. by Governor General Wood <lb/>
formally turning over authority to <lb/>
the <lb/>
dent of new republic. The <lb/>
same course of ought <lb/>
to be inaugurated the Philip- <lb/>
pine. <lb/>
Frost, Torrence Co., <lb/>
installed the <lb/>
est ice cream freezer ever seen In <lb/>
I his any other, so <lb/>
as our knowledge goes, it weighs <lb/>
duo pounds and cost WOO. A <lb/>
engine will be required to <lb/>
furnish the motive power for run- <lb/>
the machine. The capacity <lb/>
this monster will be ten gallons <lb/>
of cream In twelve minute. <lb/>
With apologies our readers fol <lb/>
publishing this, we we <lb/>
got the facts from the <lb/>
Gazette, and we never before bad <lb/>
cause to doubt Marshall's <lb/>
Though we gently <lb/>
this does sound somewhat <lb/>
Bronchitis <lb/>
hive kept Cherry <lb/>
in my house for t great many <lb/>
years. It is the best medicine in <lb/>
the world for coughs and <lb/>
. J. C. Williams, Attica, N. Y. <lb/>
All serious I <lb/>
troubles begin with a <lb/>
tickling in the throat. <lb/>
You can stop this at first <lb/>
in. a single night with <lb/>
Cherry Pectoral. <lb/>
Use it also for bronchitis, <lb/>
consumption, hard colds, <lb/>
and for coughs of all kinds. <lb/>
II. <lb/>
C I toot doctor. he iT a. <lb/>
do u I. If h. <lb/>
to It pa know,. <lb/>
It nil I In W <lb/>
I Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities <lb/>
Gathered by Our Correspondents and <lb/>
I Reported <lb/>
ITEMS. I Smith, Mack Horton and <lb/>
J. I. Baker left Tuesday morning <lb/>
N. C. May <lb/>
The recent showers are <lb/>
to attend the carnival. <lb/>
David Lawrence Morrill, offal- <lb/>
the funnels smile. It is very nice who has visit <lb/>
Once beard a great deal <lb/>
the brutalities one <lb/>
the Butcher when Spain bold <lb/>
full sway in Cuba. hear <lb/>
much of <lb/>
else while Sum <lb/>
it. lull sway in die Phil- <lb/>
is difficult <lb/>
average mi ml to comprehend Ibis, <lb/>
but truth of it nil seems to be <lb/>
fully established. yet <lb/>
pears ridiculous a war <lb/>
shall be waged <lb/>
It is to be noted oilier <lb/>
besides Charlotte took time <lb/>
in the 30th May celebration. <lb/>
Thai people of North Carolina <lb/>
do not any longer regard the <lb/>
Declaration of <lb/>
as a myth is clearly evidenced <lb/>
by this action. Bat then maybe <lb/>
it only a lender regard for the <lb/>
feelings of Charlotte this kind <lb/>
was shown. As this is the <lb/>
event have to <lb/>
brute, lei get all the enjoy <lb/>
the inn out of it. Her <lb/>
I suffering from mental i <lb/>
disappointed, would too <lb/>
i eat. <lb/>
SICK MADE WELL <lb/>
WEAK MADE STRONG. <lb/>
Elixir of Life Dis- <lb/>
covers I by Famous Doctor- <lb/>
Scientist t hut Cures Every <lb/>
n Ailment. <lb/>
Wonderful Cures Ate Effected <lb/>
Seem Like Miracle- <lb/>
Performed The Secret of <lb/>
Long Life of Olden Times <lb/>
Revived. <lb/>
The Is To All Who <lb/>
Send Address <lb/>
years of patient study, and <lb/>
delving the dusty record of <lb/>
I lie past, as a following mod- <lb/>
in meats in the realms of <lb/>
medical science, Dr. James <lb/>
Kidd, Italics Building. <lb/>
Wayne the <lb/>
startling he <lb/>
Conference of the <lb/>
one Church, South, Dallas, <lb/>
people, while a war of destruction <lb/>
should be waged against another <lb/>
a view them Into <lb/>
Tex , beard with unusual attention <lb/>
the of educational com <lb/>
urging a closer and more <lb/>
careful study of I he Bible in the <lb/>
theological send K n <lb/>
all by the same a strange I- <lb/>
government, too. <lb/>
The rash of the striking <lb/>
coal it, the anthracite coal <lb/>
regions m Pennsylvania, has been <lb/>
On Tuesday a miner, <lb/>
who refused obey strike or-<lb/>
have to make, if we did not read <lb/>
in the papers week some <lb/>
story like that of the by <lb/>
i he Elizabeth, X. J , Presbytery <lb/>
I theological student.-, who <lb/>
led that they believed the account <lb/>
Adam and Eve a myth, <lb/>
hence Could not in the <lb/>
atonement, because if there were <lb/>
no Eve, there was <lb/>
fall, and hence no need of the pro <lb/>
lucked by a mob of Christ. Iii <lb/>
the theological seminaries, it Is <lb/>
stabbed to death almost. This i <lb/>
where all sinkers make their fatal <lb/>
blunder, and lose the respect <lb/>
sympathy of the public, n they <lb/>
would simply <lb/>
any man has a light to do when <lb/>
his <lb/>
wail peaceably for of <lb/>
their troubles, nobody could <lb/>
object. But they seem <lb/>
determined to resort to violence in <lb/>
order to carry their hence <lb/>
loss and defeat <lb/>
most always sustain. And <lb/>
They have mi light <lb/>
interfere with in the par <lb/>
of their <lb/>
An exchange says, is one of <lb/>
lives in poverty, and <lb/>
by public until he dies, <lb/>
when once his real <lb/>
is mil just as <lb/>
true of men in other Balling as <lb/>
well pursuit a life work <lb/>
even more in <lb/>
amoral and be- <lb/>
muse of the nature of <lb/>
Ike work, is of the evil <lb/>
tendencies of the <lb/>
books about the Bible <lb/>
Bible Itself, <lb/>
whit a i- the cause <lb/>
Increasing unbelief in modern <lb/>
observer. <lb/>
The prevalence of lbs deep <lb/>
scaled unbelief among Ike youngest <lb/>
generation of young men. especial <lb/>
is not to be wondered at, a hen <lb/>
very lines of I lie Bible arc <lb/>
regarded as a only by <lb/>
young oil hies a- those above <lb/>
referred to -but by men in <lb/>
How can the church <lb/>
to lie <lb/>
brought to a higher slate of God- <lb/>
when such cat sup <lb/>
posed bearers of spiritual truth <lb/>
are turned loose to upon the <lb/>
vital of church, it wire. <lb/>
How tame the Injunction of the <lb/>
Presbytery, that preach <lb/>
sermons from they could be- <lb/>
us more wholesome <lb/>
Bible teaching In our public ant <lb/>
pi I vale <lb/>
II Killed Him <lb/>
Zeno Moore K have had <lb/>
tobacco. <lb/>
E. J. B. Hallo <lb/>
w went to Washington Tuesday. <lb/>
M. Jones and <lb/>
Mayo went in I he country <lb/>
came buck pretty <lb/>
well strung up with Bower. <lb/>
J. B. Biggs, of Greenville, was <lb/>
on our streets Tuesday. <lb/>
T. F. and K. <lb/>
attended at Black Jack <lb/>
Sunday. <lb/>
I. V. church <lb/>
at Hancock <lb/>
Julius Fleming and Jack <lb/>
of gave us a <lb/>
pleasant tall Sunday. <lb/>
Quit a of our people <lb/>
attended commencement at <lb/>
las week, their <lb/>
return reported a very pleasant <lb/>
trip. <lb/>
J. O. gasoline <lb/>
boat ill be completed about the <lb/>
first of June. It s a very nice <lb/>
boat. <lb/>
Miss Myrtle Proctor returned <lb/>
home Saturday from <lb/>
Hi-h <lb/>
W. M. and J. T. House <lb/>
over river Tuesday after- <lb/>
noon. <lb/>
Miss is the guest of <lb/>
her sister, Mrs. c. M. this <lb/>
week. <lb/>
J. O. Proctor Bros, mill is <lb/>
Sawing quite bill of lumber for <lb/>
Imperial Company to <lb/>
build a factory Greenville. <lb/>
We were pleased to have Miss <lb/>
May visit us Tuesday. <lb/>
in Taylor, of Washington, was <lb/>
town Ibis morning. <lb/>
Tom Moore, Bob and <lb/>
Will James, of Greenville, were <lb/>
here this morning. Mr. James <lb/>
was taken very sick. <lb/>
brother, Dr. S. E. Morrill. left for <lb/>
his home today. <lb/>
Dr closed bis meeting <lb/>
last evening. He has had a <lb/>
did meeting. Three accessions to <lb/>
the church were gained. <lb/>
Miss E of Toddy, <lb/>
has been visiting Mrs. J. J. Pink- <lb/>
John It. Davis returned from <lb/>
the Charleston Imposition and a <lb/>
Hip farther last neck. <lb/>
Miss Lena King spent several <lb/>
days up here last week at the Mia <lb/>
convention. <lb/>
S. M. Pollard has gone to Falk- <lb/>
land today on business. <lb/>
Rev. T. II. Hal n went to Fremont <lb/>
to attend the district conference <lb/>
last week.<lb/>
JAMES <lb/>
baa surely discovered elixir of <lb/>
BLACK JACK ITEMS. <lb/>
K, N. May <lb/>
Hun mail dogs arc again the <lb/>
rage in neighborhood. Two <lb/>
were killed here last week. <lb/>
Miss Annie While <lb/>
life. That he Is able the aid commencement at bust <lb/>
of a mysterious I, known <lb/>
only to himself, produced a a re- <lb/>
of years be spent in <lb/>
SCi <lb/>
Friday. <lb/>
Miss Bertha Bright, of <lb/>
ear. Ills life Saturday night <lb/>
toe and every Annie Lucy White. <lb/>
wise is town to the I Rev. Mr. roughs <lb/>
Chore ii doubt of the by went to Cot <lb/>
doctor, in making , ,. last <lb/>
claim and remarkable cures <lb/>
he is daily effecting to <lb/>
bear nut very strongly. His; Little Amy Elks, who has been <lb/>
theory he advances is one of quite sick, is much better. <lb/>
on round ex Misses Eva and Ida Boyd spent <lb/>
-Elixir of as <lb/>
he calls it. n he sends it free, to Mis. II. Mills was quite sick <lb/>
i a sufferer, in several week, <lb/>
to convince of its Mr. filled his tip- <lb/>
locate, so there is , . .,.,. a . , , <lb/>
lately i, i risk to run. S ere las. Saturday and <lb/>
are very remarkable, <lb/>
and iii for reliable witnesses <lb/>
would hardly be credited. The <lb/>
lame have thrown away <lb/>
and walked about alter or <lb/>
ti ii- of remedy. The <lb/>
-irk. ii by home doctors, <lb/>
have been -tore I Io their <lb/>
and in health. <lb/>
i , stomach, <lb/>
kidney, blood and <lb/>
skin cases bladder trouble <lb/>
III by magic, <lb/>
backaches, fevers, <lb/>
coughs, colds, <lb/>
ma, catarrh, <lb/>
of the throat, lungs or any <lb/>
vital organs arc easily overcome in <lb/>
a space is simply mar <lb/>
Partial paralysis, <lb/>
dropsy, gout, scrofula and <lb/>
pi;, <lb/>
red, Ii the entire <lb/>
blood and tissues, restores <lb/>
nerve power, circulation <lb/>
. stole i health <lb/>
i l  To the doctor <lb/>
all an equally <lb/>
great -l <lb/>
I Send remedy today. <lb/>
Winterville Department. <lb/>
NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS <lb/>
NOTES. <lb/>
N. C, May j <lb/>
Some folks call our town a man- <lb/>
town it is, too. And I <lb/>
some of the self same folks say <lb/>
writer of these items is a <lb/>
also, but deny charge. <lb/>
have ever adhered to the; <lb/>
from earliest infancy and ex- <lb/>
to until Just because <lb/>
is a great <lb/>
big town some of these days and j <lb/>
we brag about it, they say are <lb/>
Keep this <lb/>
fact always fresh your <lb/>
For Cuts, Mashes and all Open Sores, you <lb/>
need only to apply<lb/>
a few times and the soreness and inflammation will <lb/>
conquered and the wounded flesh healed. <lb/>
L To get best results you should saturate a piece <lb/>
of soft cloth the liniment and bind it upon the <lb/>
wound you would a poultice <lb/>
SO., and a bottle. <lb/>
your at Um sign <lb/>
ft RN or <lb/>
diseases among your ass <lb/>
AFTER TWO YEARS nAVE BEEN PAID IN <lb/>
BENEFIT HE HIE VI. <lb/>
OF N. J., <lb/>
Loan Value, <lb/>
Cash Value, <lb/>
Paid up Insurance, <lb/>
Extended Insurance that works automatically, <lb/>
Is <lb/>
Will be reinstated if arrears be paid month <lb/>
Prague take luau who living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence <lb/>
has Jot i thin- and of of arrears with interest. <lb/>
got a and woe t No Incontestable. <lb/>
crow over it. got lots of Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each <lb/>
good here and we are go- succeeding year, premium for the current year be paid. <lb/>
to just as much us we They may be To reduce Premiums, or <lb/>
please. This tow n is growing, and Insurance, or <lb/>
don't you forget it. brother. 3- Payable during the lifetime <lb/>
II. A. Charlie Cobb, J. <lb/>
L. Sugg W. T. of <lb/>
Greenville, nave all been Io see us <lb/>
Ibis week. These are a clever set <lb/>
Of gentlemen and our special friends <lb/>
Miss Laura Cox, who has been a <lb/>
student at the Raleigh Female <lb/>
Baptist College, came home Thurs- <lb/>
day. <lb/>
Miss Chapman is visiting <lb/>
Miss Leila of for <lb/>
a few days. <lb/>
John I. Phelps. f Plymouth, <lb/>
Deputy Internal Revenue <lb/>
J. L. SUGG, <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
FARMVILLE ITEMS. <lb/>
. N. C, May 2.1. <lb/>
The reporter has been critically <lb/>
sick for lie past days, but is <lb/>
now improving, to be able <lb/>
to again. <lb/>
Miss Vail, of Baltimore, <lb/>
is here <lb/>
Bethel High School. <lb/>
Preparatory <lb/>
for College for Life <lb/>
J. W. Principal, MISS MAMIE Assistant, <lb/>
MRS. J. W. Music and Art. <lb/>
Primary Department, 91.50 Art, f <lb/>
tor has been here this week. Intermediate, Music, including piano rent, <lb/>
I he gentleman who has the ex- Advanced, Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 <lb/>
rural free delivery Board moderate, further particulars address <lb/>
W. SHERRILL, Principal. <lb/>
for carrier, <lb/>
Everybody <lb/>
Cordially invited to see our stock of <lb/>
before baying. We have what you want. Come and con- <lb/>
W have the prettiest line of millinery ever brought <lb/>
to Sash Ribbons in all widths and colors. Wash <lb/>
Ribbons for the neck, just the thing for summer. Hats <lb/>
trimmed while you wait. Give us a trial. <lb/>
Yours to please, <lb/>
Misses Erwin. <lb/>
place. <lb/>
will be bad one day soon. <lb/>
Miss Keel, <lb/>
is visiting Mrs. C. T. this <lb/>
week. <lb/>
Mr. W. A. <lb/>
were married last <lb/>
lay evening it the home of the <lb/>
bride's mother. There we <lb/>
a large crowd In and <lb/>
the ceremony was performed by- <lb/>
L. Little in his usual <lb/>
style. tender our <lb/>
hearty congratulation. <lb/>
He v. W. will <lb/>
bis regular appointment iii <lb/>
Missionary Baptist church here <lb/>
tomorrow and tomorrow night. <lb/>
Rev. Mr. Wines preacher of <lb/>
Miss Mollie Methodist Conference preached <lb/>
lour people last Sunday afternoon. <lb/>
The <lb/>
It Is free Io every State Janus <lb/>
to be cured of <lb/>
-lie ill be sent f <lb/>
BASE BALL <lb/>
the Boys. <lb/>
there was a <lb/>
game of ball between the Academy <lb/>
boys and the to n boys, resulting <lb/>
a score to I in favor the <lb/>
i- Academy boys. <lb/>
was as <lb/>
Position. Town, <lb/>
you free return mail.<lb/>
cruelly to animals for tailing <lb/>
sturgeon a surgeon. The <lb/>
could not stand the shook of being <lb/>
I deprived of its is now <lb/>
soaking in alcohol. <lb/>
i I he girl who bus been <lb/>
works benefactors of kissed seldom boasts it. I but teeth. <lb/>
Pander <lb/>
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of thinking people <lb/>
lake the I to read <lb/>
ad. Time people, and I Academy James, <lb/>
either, to whom Bowling. Town <lb/>
ails are most part While, and <lb/>
of the <lb/>
The egg merchant ought to know <lb/>
I the lay the land. <lb/>
Orphans. <lb/>
From <lb/>
The singing class from the Ox- <lb/>
ford Asylum, in charge of <lb/>
Mr. J. Clyde Turner, came in Ibis <lb/>
morning and will give a concert in <lb/>
the opera house tonight. They <lb/>
should have a largo audience. <lb/>
Miss White, one of the <lb/>
teachers at Hie Asylum, is also <lb/>
the to direct music. <lb/>
The class will attend service and <lb/>
do the singing at the <lb/>
Sunday night, and the collection <lb/>
will be for their <lb/>
The bill colic-tor is one man who <lb/>
is seldom out of a job. <lb/>
Dr. <lb/>
Corn, Tobacco, <lb/>
Selling High t <lb/>
to continue to sell high I <lb/>
t I <lb/>
The Philosophy of Farming I <lb/>
Smaller Surface, a Labor Saved. <lb/>
Fertilize with a free hand I<lb/>
Buy of your own people I <lb/>
Southern Makers of Fertilizers <lb/>
For Southern Farmers. <lb/>
High Standard. High Service <lb/>
Moderate <lb/>
rectories at Fifty Points <lb/>
AN YOU THINK of anything more <lb/>
g annoying than ill-lining, poorly made <lb/>
V . Underwear this hot summer weather <lb/>
have Underwear to fit large men <lb/>
small of all sizes and <lb/>
OP VERY <lb/>
FINEST MATERIALS by the best <lb/>
Underwear Manufacturers in the country. Go <lb/>
through the stocks for THE <lb/>
SOFTNESS THE THE <lb/>
NEATNESS OP THE STAKING. Then take <lb/>
the garment home and put it on, and you'll <lb/>
agree with us that our Men's Underwear is <lb/>
exactly right in every way. Gauzes, <lb/>
Lisle Threads and and fancy. <lb/>
Come, see what we can do for you in Summer <lb/>
Underwear. <lb/>
THE CLOTHIER. <lb/>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
If there is a CROSS <lb/>
in the margin of this paper it <lb/>
so to remind you that you owe <lb/>
for <lb/>
subscription and we request <lb/>
you early as <lb/>
We need what YOU <lb/>
owe us and hope you will not <lb/>
keep us waiting for it. <lb/>
This notice is for those who <lb/>
And the cross mark on their <lb/>
paper <lb/>
v.; <lb/>
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS <lb/>
Snap Shots at Mom News Put <lb/>
In Few for Busy Reader <lb/>
New potatoes on the market. <lb/>
Daisy Letter Files at <lb/>
Store. <lb/>
Shingle, all grades, at <lb/>
Mfg. Co. <lb/>
Crops have made big progress <lb/>
since the rains came. <lb/>
Cash Price paid <lb/>
by M. <lb/>
Since the recent rains it has <lb/>
been cool for the time of year. <lb/>
New lot nice Tablets and <lb/>
Paper at Reflector <lb/>
The Ayden base ball learn did <lb/>
not come to play Greenville today. <lb/>
Not much noise about it, but <lb/>
keeps right on growing. <lb/>
Now those who have been hold- <lb/>
on to heavier underwear need <lb/>
not be afraid to part it. <lb/>
Monday after the first <lb/>
Sunday June Rev W. Davis <lb/>
will begin a of meetings in <lb/>
the Disciple church. <lb/>
Mr. II. C. Edwards has com <lb/>
the of another <lb/>
on bis properly in South <lb/>
Zeno Moore have a small <lb/>
sturgeon in the aquarium at their <lb/>
store. The was caught Thurs- <lb/>
day in a seine town. <lb/>
Idle workmen around Greenville <lb/>
are such from choice, not <lb/>
There seems Io lie plenty of <lb/>
work for every willing hand. <lb/>
SAND MINE CAVED IN. <lb/>
One Man Scared. <lb/>
While big over the <lb/>
country arc having so many dis- <lb/>
asters, to keep up with <lb/>
procession, has a little mine <lb/>
excitement of her own. <lb/>
There Is a big sand near <lb/>
the river Mr. Allen <lb/>
Riverside Nursery property, <lb/>
be contracted with the <lb/>
rial Tobacco Co. to furnished them <lb/>
the sand needed their <lb/>
building now going up here. <lb/>
teams this sand <lb/>
from i he mine to the <lb/>
Thursday Dave Adams, <lb/>
colored, one of the men doing the <lb/>
hauling, down in mine <lb/>
digging out sand the crust of <lb/>
earth above caved In on him. Ho <lb/>
was entirely buried a standing <lb/>
position, only the crown of his hat <lb/>
being visible to show where be <lb/>
was. His companions quickly <lb/>
him out and be was not at <lb/>
all, though badly frightened. <lb/>
PERSONAL NOTES I <lb/>
Brief Mention of People Met I <lb/>
With In the Social World <lb/>
May US, <lb/>
H. While want up road <lb/>
today <lb/>
Jesse went to Norfolk <lb/>
today. <lb/>
The youngest child of the editor <lb/>
is very sick. <lb/>
R. M. returned <lb/>
day evening from Baltimore. <lb/>
Joseph Rawls returned <lb/>
day evening from Norfolk. <lb/>
I. A Sugg returned Wednesday <lb/>
evening from Washington. <lb/>
Miss Maud returned <lb/>
Wednesday Raleigh. <lb/>
Mrs. A. A. Andrews returned <lb/>
Wednesday evening from Dur- <lb/>
ham. <lb/>
Mis. W. T. and son, <lb/>
Willie, left this morning for <lb/>
Mr. and Mis. J. J. Best, of <lb/>
are visiting Mr. and Mis. W. <lb/>
R. Parker. <lb/>
Miss Delia Forbes went to Falk- <lb/>
land to attend a school en- <lb/>
Friday. <lb/>
W. E. came in <lb/>
day evening from Tarboro re- <lb/>
turned this morning. <lb/>
Mrs. J. W. Brown child <lb/>
wont to Ayden Wednesday even <lb/>
returned this morning. <lb/>
Miss Annie L. Wall, who has <lb/>
been W. F. Harding, <lb/>
left this morning for her home at <lb/>
Mrs. Mosley, of Hooker- <lb/>
ton, who has been visiting her <lb/>
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Brown, near <lb/>
here, returned borne Wednesday <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
Rev. J. M. editor of the <lb/>
Ayden Free Will Baptist, was <lb/>
hero today. We are glad to learn <lb/>
he has started rebuilding his <lb/>
that was recently <lb/>
has ordered new presses, in l ill <lb/>
soon be in ruining shape again. <lb/>
W. B. James, who ha been <lb/>
very sick the la-t days, is bet <lb/>
today. <lb/>
A. K. and U. G. Ty- <lb/>
let in Friday evening from <lb/>
Bole Creek. <lb/>
Major I. Fleming returned Fri- <lb/>
day evening from the University I <lb/>
at Chapel Hill. <lb/>
J. J. Beat family, of Wilson, <lb/>
have been visiting here return-. <lb/>
id home today. <lb/>
Mrs. Martha who <lb/>
been visiting left this morn- <lb/>
for <lb/>
Misses Chadwick, of <lb/>
and Tallulah Dove, t <lb/>
Darlington, S, O., who have been <lb/>
visiting Miss Lena Matthews, left <lb/>
t in afternoon for <lb/>
PROSPEROUS ENTERPRISE. <lb/>
Something is Proud <lb/>
The holders of the Green- <lb/>
ville Company <lb/>
held a Thursday and re- <lb/>
the old Officers, as follows; <lb/>
G. <lb/>
Hooker. <lb/>
Sec. and S. Carr. <lb/>
R. Moore. J. A. <lb/>
Andrews, R. W. King, E. G. <lb/>
Flanagan and C. B. West. <lb/>
The stockholders were <lb/>
pleased the progress of <lb/>
plant for the past year. Dry kilns <lb/>
have recently been added and the <lb/>
factory is better prepared than <lb/>
ever to orders promptly. They <lb/>
turn out the bent Work that has <lb/>
ever been used ii. All <lb/>
kinds of wood work needed <lb/>
buildings arc by them, <lb/>
and we art glad they are full of <lb/>
orders all time. <lb/>
This is the kind of enterprise <lb/>
that helps Greenville, the <lb/>
town ought to have others. <lb/>
May <lb/>
R. L. Smith returned Thursday <lb/>
evening from Norfolk. <lb/>
J F. King returned Thursday <lb/>
evening from Norfolk. <lb/>
F. M. Hodges returned Monday <lb/>
evening from <lb/>
Prof. O. Lineberry, of Win- <lb/>
High School, was here <lb/>
today. <lb/>
J. M. Moore came in Thursday <lb/>
from Tarboro to visit his <lb/>
patents. <lb/>
J. I. has moved from <lb/>
South Greenville to Mrs. <lb/>
house on Greene street. <lb/>
Miss Bessie Hauling left today <lb/>
for to attend the com <lb/>
f re next week. <lb/>
A BRICK PLANT. <lb/>
Would Pay Handsomely in Greenville. <lb/>
As much building as is going on <lb/>
in all lb lime, it does <lb/>
look like some . I people would <lb/>
sec the need, as well as of <lb/>
establishing a plant here for <lb/>
brick. Every year hundreds <lb/>
of thousands of brick arc shipped <lb/>
here, while I they could <lb/>
be made just cheap at home, <lb/>
save Io the consumer, <lb/>
and give employ meat to a large <lb/>
number of bands. <lb/>
Take sash, door and blind <lb/>
factory as an example. For years <lb/>
hail to depend on get- <lb/>
ting all those building materials <lb/>
from elsewhere. Finally the <lb/>
Greenville Manufacturing Co. was <lb/>
and went to making <lb/>
these things, and now they have <lb/>
one of most convenient and <lb/>
best paying enterprises in Green- <lb/>
ville. <lb/>
will be same thing if <lb/>
a brick making plant is establish- <lb/>
ed. It will stimulate building by <lb/>
making material easier to get and <lb/>
will prove a paying Investment <lb/>
those who engage <lb/>
start for a brick plant, and don't <lb/>
be long about <lb/>
Died. <lb/>
to. <lb/>
Mrs. Elizabeth Buck, aged <lb/>
years, widow of the late Mr <lb/>
John Buck, died at o'clock <lb/>
this at the home of Mr. <lb/>
T. R. Moore, in South Greenville, <lb/>
where she resided. She leaves one <lb/>
Mr. Edgar Buck. <lb/>
Mrs. Buck had been in feeble <lb/>
health for some months, but was <lb/>
getting along as well as usual until <lb/>
Wednesday when <lb/>
suffered a stroke of paralysis and <lb/>
Misses Myra Moore, Me- ha a few hours. <lb/>
Bertha Patrick return-1 The funeral will take place at <lb/>
Thursday evening from Peace I the family burial miles <lb/>
Raleigh. I from town, Friday at a <lb/>
Misses Eunice Chadwick, <lb/>
and Dove, of Dar- <lb/>
C, are visiting Hill <lb/>
Lena Matthews. <lb/>
SOLID FACTS ABOUT <lb/>
MEN'S CLOTHING <lb/>
The store to buy your suit Of is the store where you can do the <lb/>
STYLE, QUALITY, VARIETY. The big Clothing <lb/>
Business wouldn't be done at THE BIG STORE if we did not <lb/>
have the above inducements to offer vol. <lb/>
Lace and Goods <lb/>
Bargain Positively in <lb/>
Must Be Sold to deduce Stock. <lb/>
Dimities, Swisses, Lawns, and other Stylish Fabrics in a threat Wash Dress Goods Line <lb/>
Bros., B, P. Reed Co., for High Grades. <lb/>
Wolf Bros, and the H. C. Co. for Medium Grades <lb/>
ALL THE ABOVE HOODS WARRANTED TO BE LEATHER AND AT PRICES <lb/>
Remarkable Sale of Reliable Furniture <lb/>
Our great May and June sale of Furniture will make these <lb/>
months memorable ones. Housekeepers, here is an <lb/>
to buy goods at very low prices. Nearly every piece is <lb/>
offered at less than today's price. <lb/>
Great Reduction in China and Japan Mattings <lb/>
Linens and Wash Goods <lb/>
Grand Showing of In Grass Linens. Embroidered Mull. and Novelties in Wash <lb/>
Visit the Wash Goods Department and see the new fabrics, <lb/>
a big value, and the ladle take of <lb/>
While they last the balance of W. T. Lee Co's stock will be sold at less than cost <lb/>
Another Half Hundred Bargains in Millinery. <lb/>
Across the Street at Ii. C. Hooker's Store A big line of Staple Dry Goods, <lb/>
Shoes, to be sold at RARE BARGAIN PRICES. <lb/>
C. T. <lb/>
The Big Store. <lb/>
Greenville, N C.<lb/>
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FOR. PRESENTS <lb/>
Cigar BANDS and Old Virginia Cheroot WRAPPERS <lb/>
with TAGS from NATURAL LEAF. <lb/>
SPUN <lb/>
PEACH AND RICE, <lb/>
and TRADE MARK STICKERS from Pipe <lb/>
Tobacco, in securing these presents, ONE TAG being equal to TWO CIGAR BANDS or TWO OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOT WRAPPERS <lb/>
IV <lb/>
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The above <lb/>
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sow bands <lb/>
WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY on outside of package con- <lb/>
BANDS or WRAPPERS and them by registered mail, or <lb/>
prepaid. Be sure to your package wrapped and properly marked, <lb/>
that it will not lie lot In transit. Send bands or wrappers and requests for presents <lb/>
for to C. Hy. Brown, St. Louis, Me. <lb/>
Cent Cigar Bands <lb/>
OUR. NEW of presents for 1902 Includes many <lb/>
articles not shown above. It contains the most attractive list presents ever offered <lb/>
for bands and wrappers, and will be by mail on receipt of postage two <lb/>
cents. <lb/>
Our offer of presents for bands and wrappers will expire November <lb/>
American Cigar Company <lb/>
DOS i i to it old <lb/>
that is offered outcome <lb/>
hi ii fin something nice, fresh <lb/>
We have <lb/>
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Mrs. L. Ii. WHITE, <lb/>
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NO 43- <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
and <lb/>
a Year <lb/>
Ricks Wilkinson <lb/>
WASHINGTON <lb/>
This is Greenville's <lb/>
Fastest Growing Store. <lb/>
from On- <lb/>
D. C. May <lb/>
There wag a remarkable scene in <lb/>
the Senate on Thursday. An old <lb/>
man, white with the of <lb/>
many winters and slightly bent, j <lb/>
stood among the senators like <lb/>
Socrates teaching the men and <lb/>
youths of Athens. He appealed <lb/>
to with an eloquence seldom <lb/>
to remain true to <lb/>
of their father. For a quarter of <lb/>
a Ibis same old man, <lb/>
George Pliable Hoar, has sat in <lb/>
the and no has <lb/>
a- m lo bis re <lb/>
III B M I but on he <lb/>
I W f announced that bis <lb/>
W III would not him to vote with <lb/>
I I I I his on the Philippine <lb/>
for exponents, had forgot <lb/>
ten the faith their ancestors <lb/>
., , , i . ii, whose leMOnS fell ears of <lb/>
the interests of the buying public to which it looks ,,,,,, <lb/>
delirious with the lust of con- <lb/>
Concluding a powerful <lb/>
arraignment the republican <lb/>
policy in the Philippines, Mr. <lb/>
appealed to his colleagues in <lb/>
these us, at least <lb/>
BECAUSE no other store Anywhere is so diligent in <lb/>
J. B. CHERRY GO. <lb/>
for support. <lb/>
BECAUSE nothing but absolutely reliable <lb/>
is admitted here at any point is of <lb/>
vital import. <lb/>
BECAUSE the prices we ask are the lowest known to <lb/>
the merchandise world for goods of the quality we <lb/>
sell. <lb/>
BECAUSE every sale that we make is backed by an <lb/>
absolute personal guarantee of satisfaction to the <lb/>
smallest detail. <lb/>
BECAUSE every thing is done to promote your per- <lb/>
comfort while shopping, and to fulfill the most <lb/>
exacting requirements. <lb/>
And so we might continue to name reason after <lb/>
son almost without end. No really careful buyer will <lb/>
pass offers make without investigating them, <lb/>
Look at this double column full of Economy <lb/>
for this <lb/>
E ARE always seized with a desire to improve. <lb/>
We have ways been op to date. Now we <lb/>
are gelling ahead of dale. Do you think that is <lb/>
possible I If so, just come in and look through <lb/>
our YOU WILL KIND ECONOMY IN <lb/>
PRICES AS WELL AS QUALITY, for the best is <lb/>
always the cheapest. Therefore the wise buyer will <lb/>
be sure to examine our stock before buying. <lb/>
We Make no Promises That We Are <lb/>
Not Ready and Willing to Fulfill. <lb/>
While India Linen, While Per <lb/>
lawns, White Piques. The <lb/>
prices start at and by an easy <lb/>
i scale run up as high as <lb/>
French, and Japanese <lb/>
Funs in all the latest new creations <lb/>
Crepe paper, Silk Cause and all <lb/>
Moral designs Tic, <lb/>
and <lb/>
Zephyr Dimities. <lb/>
Something entirely new this <lb/>
son, and just as they are <lb/>
new. We could offer as <lb/>
a bargain at but this week <lb/>
we say <lb/>
American Made <lb/>
Foil wide, new and <lb/>
attractive designs. No <lb/>
American Percale to be found any- <lb/>
where. Worth This <lb/>
Ladies Slippers. <lb/>
A big lot that must be classed <lb/>
worth 1.80. As long as they <lb/>
last <lb/>
Youths all Wool Suits. <lb/>
They ate value at sizes to <lb/>
This week they will go as <lb/>
long in last at <lb/>
Men's Suits. <lb/>
All colors and sizes. <lb/>
This week we say <lb/>
Worth <lb/>
yards that was <lb/>
never such pretty styles de- <lb/>
signs week we say <lb/>
National Lawns. <lb/>
In new and tractive designs <lb/>
as never put in anything <lb/>
but mid lawns in <lb/>
natural color with red, blue, <lb/>
green black stripe and dots. <lb/>
We can't buy any more this sea <lb/>
son at any price. As long as l hey <lb/>
last <lb/>
Trunks and Suit Cases. <lb/>
Plans for summer and travel are <lb/>
maturing and fast nowadays <lb/>
summer trips mean study <lb/>
trunks. The Automatic <lb/>
Tray and Trunks, all canvass <lb/>
covered, hard wood slats, iron bot- <lb/>
toms, brass 93.50, l, <lb/>
W, 12.80,115. <lb/>
Suit Hand Hags <lb/>
scopes, to <lb/>
Standard Patterns. <lb/>
Pattern kept in stock, <lb/>
sheets free. Designer <lb/>
Some right good things in <lb/>
lull inches top, steel <lb/>
rod, worth This week we <lb/>
say <lb/>
A very good value <lb/>
ill Thaw ate Ike <lb/>
beat kind. Others say we<lb/>
As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. <lb/>
For earliest knowing and possessing of <lb/>
things of fashion, keep familiar with <lb/>
Wilkinson. <lb/>
have to nay. We too hive <lb/>
kepi of fathers. We <lb/>
took Cuba hand. We tie <lb/>
her from <lb/>
We welcomed her lo the family of <lb/>
nations. We set in an ex <lb/>
a in i never before of mod- <lb/>
victory. We kept faith <lb/>
with tin- Philippine people. We <lb/>
kept with our history. <lb/>
We kept our national honor <lb/>
sullied. The Mag which We <lb/>
ed without a rent handed down <lb/>
without a <lb/>
As no announcement of <lb/>
the death Lord <lb/>
White House until <lb/>
noon on Saturday it did not inter- <lb/>
with the ceremonies which at- <lb/>
tended the dedication of the statue <lb/>
of which took place <lb/>
on that morning. On a stand <lb/>
fore the which was draped <lb/>
with the Hags of the two nations, <lb/>
under Hags of France and the <lb/>
United States, stood President, <lb/>
and French Ambassador, the <lb/>
de I <lb/>
fount Lafayette numerous <lb/>
others, while Dr. Stafford offered <lb/>
the invocation. <lb/>
then extended to the French <lb/>
guests a cordial and, as <lb/>
the Marine Band struck up the <lb/>
Countess de <lb/>
stepped forward and <lb/>
unveiled the statue of her <lb/>
ancestor. The of the <lb/>
Fourth boomed out the <lb/>
national salute, and <lb/>
marines presented arms <lb/>
and the in colonial <lb/>
threw up their <lb/>
whole presenting a which In <lb/>
many respects must have <lb/>
bled Hartford <lb/>
years ago when <lb/>
Washington welcomed the fount <lb/>
de and the <lb/>
In ops the companies of ma <lb/>
he had brought to assist in <lb/>
the cause of American <lb/>
The visitors at- <lb/>
tended service Hi. Patrick's <lb/>
church yesterday morning and left <lb/>
last evening for Niagara Fulls. <lb/>
The receptions bad <lb/>
planned to take place the <lb/>
of Mrs. <lb/>
French embassy on Saturday even- <lb/>
were omitted out of respect to <lb/>
Lord <lb/>
You can fool till the people some time, and some <lb/>
people all the but you can't fool all the people <lb/>
all the time. never try to mislead. That is <lb/>
why our business continues to grow. Call on us for <lb/>
anything you may wish to eat, wear or use. <lb/>
Our Several Departments Are Full. <lb/>
J. B. Cherry Co. <lb/>
The Only Department in <lb/>
GREENVILLE<lb/>
Bargains <lb/>
I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's <lb/>
Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. <lb/>
OUR RALEIGH LETTER. <lb/>
rial <lb/>
It f. M <lb/>
I j the of a <lb/>
friend this whose <lb/>
breathed <lb/>
into my light ear while am <lb/>
paring for these letters, have <lb/>
panned out so often in <lb/>
the past a fie.-h Installment of <lb/>
now a days is to <lb/>
lie raised a verbal <lb/>
weather Hag in front of me, <lb/>
as u me to take <lb/>
u. comply. <lb/>
a pointer for he <lb/>
Justice Clark <lb/>
comes out of ibis light a winner- <lb/>
is to say, if lie is endorsed b <lb/>
Convention as <lb/>
hi.- friends now predict <lb/>
then out for a cold wave lo <lb/>
strike, about next January, <lb/>
Senatorial of Craig, <lb/>
Glenn, Alexander, Wat <lb/>
son, el Yes, sir The <lb/>
will be a sure pop <lb/>
And Ins will be turned <lb/>
after Legislature convenes. A <lb/>
seal in the S. h the <lb/>
height of f Ink's ambition <lb/>
and has been number of years. <lb/>
Ami why He would make a <lb/>
better Senator than Chief <lb/>
and I he's the Intellectual <lb/>
peer of either of the gentlemen <lb/>
named. Mind you, I don't <lb/>
his election or defeat. But he <lb/>
and some of his friends think that <lb/>
he can afford his chances with the <lb/>
above named bunch and Bland as <lb/>
good a show as of <lb/>
past week has one <lb/>
commencements <lb/>
Baptist Female University <lb/>
Pence Institute holding their <lb/>
simultaneously. The former <lb/>
graduated ten students Bret <lb/>
graduates ibis new institution <lb/>
and the latter six. The A. and M. <lb/>
College boys will lie it this <lb/>
week. <lb/>
At Greensboro one of the most <lb/>
Interesting Important events <lb/>
of this character is in progress this <lb/>
Decennial Commence- <lb/>
of that splendid Institution, <lb/>
the Stale Normal and Industrial <lb/>
College. <lb/>
A young limn said recently in <lb/>
oar healing of a certain woman, <lb/>
sac is easy to live with. The <lb/>
words of praise arc so rich in <lb/>
meaning, we were led In ask <lb/>
an analysis of their appropriate- <lb/>
the ease. outcome was <lb/>
Conclusion the class is a <lb/>
lamentably small one One easy <lb/>
In Jive with has eyes lo sec the <lb/>
blight side of thing. All have <lb/>
need of what Goethe I crying <lb/>
for. He who would make us hap- <lb/>
day after day, must shed <lb/>
brightens <lb/>
Then he who would be most agree- <lb/>
able to us know how to give <lb/>
up individual preferences for the <lb/>
sake others. habitual <lb/>
bearing goes far to make smooth <lb/>
and sweet the days that go by. <lb/>
And is equally true that lo lie a <lb/>
congenial companion, must <lb/>
know how to not lake offense at <lb/>
trifles or envy success of <lb/>
friends. Such a companion goes <lb/>
far lo make the machinery of life <lb/>
rim smoothly and brings <lb/>
to the hearts that otherwise <lb/>
would be dreary and sad or <lb/>
with agony. -Lumber Bridge <lb/>
News. <lb/>
They were bought a figure that enables me to sell <lb/>
them for the next thirty days at <lb/>
Less Than New York Cost <lb/>
SCHOOL BOOKS <lb/>
Reflector Store. <lb/>
This line of samples embraces Trimmed <lb/>
trimmed Hats in all the latest styles. Shirt Waist <lb/>
and Hals, Leghorn and Flop Hats <lb/>
and Children's Sailors, Fancy Flowers and Novelties <lb/>
North Carolina is in the Lilt. <lb/>
Large numbers of seventeen year <lb/>
lOCUStS have made their appear- <lb/>
It was reported from <lb/>
April that <lb/>
earthquake shocks, which were <lb/>
general throughout that conn try <lb/>
April and part obliterated <lb/>
the town and <lb/>
badly damaged <lb/>
Santa Lucia and San Joan. Two <lb/>
hundred persons were reported <lb/>
killed, mostly women, and <lb/>
people were injured. <lb/>
lingo has a population of <lb/>
in Washington, and reports people, is handsomely built and <lb/>
of similar visitation have reached well paved and has a richly <lb/>
Department of Agriculture led cathedral, several other <lb/>
from Pa., and and a line city <lb/>
The sent <lb/>
postal cards throughout the conn- <lb/>
try asking for immediate reports i <lb/>
on first appearance of the lo coated, your stomach; <lb/>
The department has a full your liver is OUt of <lb/>
record of their appearance in 1885. Pills will clean, <lb/>
expert know to tongue, cure your <lb/>
opportunity for Bargains In Millinery was never <lb/>
offered before in He sure see the goods, <lb/>
before they are picked over. <lb/>
n. D. HIGGS. <lb/>
make your liver <lb/>
Easy to take, easy to operate. <lb/>
All I <lb/>
It is -hunt that the <lb/>
and Iron Company, is <lb/>
preparing to start up Its blast fur <lb/>
at will have <lb/>
an quantity of <lb/>
iron ore from which to draw in the <lb/>
operation of plant. The ore is <lb/>
located near Wilson's Mills in <lb/>
Johnston county. A recent test <lb/>
consisted in boring a bole through <lb/>
the earth ft, but the indications <lb/>
arc that it will lie necessary to go <lb/>
much deeper the supply of <lb/>
ore is exhausted. <lb/>
JOB <lb/>
All Kinds at The Reflector Office <lb/>
BUCKINGHAM'S <lb/>
and its <lb/>
look for this week. <lb/>
According to the charts. Mary- <lb/>
land and Indiana, with lbs <lb/>
counties of I heir neighbor <lb/>
States, are lo be most effected by <lb/>
the pest. The department <lb/>
young <lb/>
young shoots of mature ,. i r <lb/>
are all will sustain injury <lb/>
from the visitation of the locusts, <lb/>
and there is no cause for alarm <lb/>
over their ll is an <lb/>
the locust will be <lb/>
reported from other i of <lb/>
and e, <lb/>
from Jersey, Delaware. <lb/>
Maryland, Virginia, North <lb/>
Carolina, Kentucky, <lb/>
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. <lb/>
Wisconsin, and possibly a few <lb/>
other localities. <lb/>
CO. <lb/>
No should ever make <lb/>
the mistake of people <lb/>
won't take Hit lo read his <lb/>
ad. There are people, and they <lb/>
arc not scarce, either, to whom the <lb/>
ads most inter, sting part <lb/>
of the <lb/>
of <lb/>
Doors, Sash and Blinds, <lb/>
Interior and Ulterior Finishings <lb/>
for Fine Modern and Cheap <lb/>
We solicit your patronage and <lb/>
guarantee to give satisfaction in <lb/>
prices, styles work. <lb/>
Please send your orders to <lb/>
TUB CO. <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
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