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3- t. LEADING PAPER IN THE ONE YEAR SIX The D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor. Reflector. . THE BEST PAPER EVER PUBLISHED IN GREENVILLE LARGEST CIRCULATION. ADVERTISING MEDIUM. TRUTH IN. PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. VOL. VII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 1888 NO. The Eastern Reflector, GREENVILLE, N. C. OF A heroism ceases to affect lone could tell, who prowled out at mankind. j night kept in the shadows, But others showed a and plundered and disappeared no Being spirit as sublime, if not so one could or where. D. X RICHARD ever thought of the weight of a and ministers, One night, when Captain Par- I . . , . . , sisters of men-y and sisters of j unconscious, his eyes closed , That falls in the heart like the song of a j. i bird- doctors and students, and breath fluttering in the That gladdens the springtime of memory the race that so grandly proved, j certain scale life and death, THE LEADING PAPER IN THE TOM DISTRICT. TO per democratic, bit ill rot hesitate t in the gloomy nights of deserted, i Mary, who was sitting beside him. and youth, . how white a soul I with her back to heard That the harvesting spot of the u black body could contain a heavy step on the creaking ,,,. m j , ,, Or that shrivels the germ and destroys, deeper love that survives it nothing, she placed her fingers And Mary Brent, in her happy the captain's wrist and watch- borne that looked down from hie face. Walnut Hills on the spites On a table between her and the domes of busy news from the fever dist Hie fruit And lies like a worm at the lifeless root I saw a at break of day Hoeing his corn in a way ; An enemy with a in his eye. the worker and hurried by. tier town than the win- idea of planting melons the surety men and measures that are not consistent The blade of the faithful hoe sympathetic earnestness the true principles Of the Dull-don the earth in the long corn row;, . . ., . The weeds Mining up and their feathers action. If want a pan a wide-a-wake ., . . ,. . i. a day in the year pass- in which there are not to be found some of them. I have before me as I write t his a of flow- I bet containing a variety of the eider kinds, among them care a mine ween tier violets, yellow like the others in which I have j now. for paper is read door lay the captain's gold watch,; Are the in bloom in the been, has a first class school which i also expect is the patience of the j and some articles of jewelry her woods of old Pitt I think liberally patronized. There a. e printers and those who A L Uh . . STATE GOVERNMENT. own that she had taken oft. I Tins early. The door opened and this country as better than Methodist and Presbyterian, all I defer the remainder of my la huge form, with a slouch hat I the Old North State. Far from i which have good congregations, for another occasion. Over Hie Held. , daughter face., came In. h opinion. I regard I have attended services in all By the way, I forgot to mention three since I have been and, the fact that has find that the are good newspapers, the Free the garden spot of North Carolina, pie who attend church pretty reg- and the Herald. Yet, in the matter of While in tine and flowers South Georgia the Baptist have ahead of us. The various kinds I the former pastor having Haitian, seemed to place great we must fruit trees are in full bloom here i gone insane some time since and upon a paltry service I fight Ti now, and will soon put out their; bis place not yet having been on his first issue, and . United States Some idea of the differ- ed. i. . of a man. who, in gloomier days, i hand a d I North Carolina as the best State had gone down to the South land the Union, and Pitt county is and fallen, there A sailor launched on an angry bay When the heavens entombed the face of The wind arose like a beast in pain, and fallen, there was everything And shook on the billows his yellow mane; earthly to keep her back. But all The sun in beat down as if cursed by the earthly considerations were weak Scales, of Ami held no a dripping the impulse . that drew her down to stricken man. of New Hanover. Bat, hark o'er the waters that wildly Memphis. again looked back at the door. the on which his red eyes were fastened. Another step and it would be in his ; but before that re- no wine or other liquors should live long upon the earth, those that do drink it their lives shall two be cut off not expecting it Press Good friends and kind brothers is and sisters you all in favor of church pretty reg- and the Herald. The latter is a I and sisters you all in favor of in the majority, new venture and promises well. I less drunkenness and more no regular associate editor, Mr. J. W. j and in to ha e these pastor having Haitian, seemed to place great we must, nil ;,.; ,. u., son. Fifth ford Sixth T. Sampson. Of I of i Clark. A. C. of I Drew Cumberland. word-lives. Angels were her back from prevailed over mate, mil love, , we were c.-n-j in the .,.,. L to T I i T. n V , the difference bet ween the smaller ones. Hell and its demons-were her TL fl i in; went nut and the of The tone of an urchin, like one who for- hearing of her mission raised ; and nodding bis head gives and in heaven that sweet i their hats and cheered her; and which prayer was a stranger. i invoked on the beautiful, heroic mighty and ,, i They a nation, an empire save, a are unaccustomed to close up the gaps in a fresh bleed- Miss and could not heir the horrors with which That sickness and sorrow have severed apart. bad grown so said the j Then he They fall on the path, like a ray of the doctor to whom she reported, wards the door. would certain sun, Where the shadows of death lay so heavy upon ; They lighten the earth over our blessed dead. A word that will comfort, oh leave not unsaid. Eighth J. Montgomery, of . i are little, ,, Cabanas. I J girl the blessings Heaven. Ninth Graves, of Tenth C. Avery, of Eleventh M. of Mecklenburg. n- Merrimon, of Buncombe. Sena B. Vance, of W. Ransom, of North- House of District Louis C. Latham of Pitt Second M. Simmons, of Craven. Third W. of Fender Fourth Nichols, Wake Fifth W. of Rock- Sixth T. Bennett, of; S. Henderson, of Rowan. Eighth II. II. f Wilkes. Ninth D. Johnston, Buncombe. at the captain. have you no soul, that you would do this ask- ed, her fastened upon his. i don't know orange, on the evening of . I the 14th of February, and has of suffer I been banded the Reflector with , l to remain upon us, you One thing badly needed in the rising generation I am when man is a better and more temperance or no was no Idiom hotel building. The build- Ladies owl- whiskey, and hope the day is not fall of snow here during the win- here is too small for the no It far ahead when we shall see the lie said that there was one j the in hat tall of drinks, snow storm here country, can imagine my surprise was informed that there whether I have or not, and I don't he laughed. to- i here several years ago. inconveniently located. No better without j Then, good friends, shall being was celebrated as i man for proprietor can be- found is an evil, and trained up in the nurture and ad- not even the i ban, Mr. J. W. C. who a Temperance consists in of the law suffer this my child, or it may too late Came to work and cannot turn hack. It come under no blind impulse. Show me the ; tell me what to do and let go to replied Mary. The weary doctors fresh courage from her enthusiasm and The Heroine Of the Plague, the news of her coming reached the fevered sufferers like a cool How the great heart of the re- j breeze from the Northern hills, public throbbed with sympathy i She went out on her mission of when the news, with a daily in-; mercy ; and dying men turned on creasing force, went through the j their cots to bless her. and moth- land that the yellow fever was with the death-damp on their ravaging the fairest portions of brows, consigned to her care the have backed out, had not t at that moment appeared in the Same opening and taken in the situation. The doctor was a wart man, armed with a heavy cane, and this cane he brought down with , such crushing force on the J can see great curse to remain upon us Let us spring, as it were, a giant his slumber, and declare that will vote it out. and thus and that the general eat citizens ever having seen the I carefully looks after the wants like before. He further said that all guests and is as clever and P-1 such vie as will control their it I waited here until I saw it lite as can be. Ho reminds snow again I would probably die of more of- Dr. J. G. James in his to use to , old age and then not see any. manners than any person I have wholly fro. to the world and let This is surely a hue country for in- seen. j see what a them know that we have our eyes and weakly constituted There are two things that willingly indulge in these on that star which will pie. but I prefer the more bracing; attract the of a stranger poisons, thereby injuring calling and election sure and colder temperature of my own ; on coming lo The first I selves, and distressing those that ow the time for action. State Winter is not half a win-j of these is the handsome two-story i they come in contact With. Those victory comes the hour for sit- a little brick building being erected are Satan s . .,,, short. sinking head that he fell in a collapsed the aver- the town, which will contain the; deceitful and cruel way of hallelujah heap. j age Pitt county boy placed , Opera House, and the other is the better feeling of human i Lady were taken from he with The town Filthy, loathsome, repulsive at the vast differ- is not yet finished, but enough of costly whiskey injures those who To-day is about an average it is done for one to see that it use it to their own hurt and the GOVERNMENT. Court A. Move. M. King. Register of H. Wilson. B. Cherry. S. Redding. Commissioners-Council Dawson. Chair- man. Mooring. J. A. K. Tucker, W. A. Jr. T. E. Keel. Public School Latham. of F. W. Brown. TOWN. J. Perkins. C. Forbes. Tyson. B. Cheri-v A Alex. Ward. T. A. J. P. 2nd Ward, Ty- son and J. S. Smith ; 3rd Ward, A. M. Moore and J. J. Cherry. the Sunny South How the bent to catch the moaning of heart-broken mothers whose little ones had been torn from their breasts by the remorseless Herod of the plague The articles the man, and he was sent t where he afterwards died of . jot the days that. have expert It would take long to tell of J how Mary nursed the captain back little ones to be orphans. Parker who came from Mobile to help us is stricken down Can Mies Brent take charge of his case asked one of the doctors, after Mary had been working . Coal is said to be so high a Western town that millionaires around them, there put their diamonds in the experience of coal-bin lock up their coal victim there they lay. Houses became common property ; the rich often dying in hovels and tents, and the poor in splendid mansions. and Third Rev. N. C. CHURCHES. First Sundays, morning and night. Hughes, D. D., Rector. Sunday, morn- and night. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. Rev. R. B. John, Pastor. us, brothers and sisters. without rest for ten days. or we perish was the pained cry j that came up from the stricken land. Who wore their brothers and sisters Bather who were not From the lake.-, of chilly Maine to the golden shores of the far oft the lakes of the North to the warm shores of the he men and women race and creed responded to the call, and reach full hand they shouted their heart brothers and sisters in the yellow harvest-field of death Our fortunes and our prayers are yours And all gave with that noble made gifts so sooth- to the afflicted people ; and i,. WM Reflect int. out frame house not tar from T , . ,, through The other I have been convalesced he Baptist-Services Sunday, morn- though the death-angel and night. Meeting every Wednesday night. Pastor. LODGES. had died or was alone. Mary Brent found him on a mattress, in the corner of the room, a few wooden chairs being the only furniture. He was a fine looking man of thirty, with a face that must have with noble generosity be fore the fever flushed and die it, and dark eyes that still retained their intelligent creditable structure in-1 annoyance all deed. The Court House park is as But with all the warm while writing this although pretty a place as can be found in these wretched consequences the fire-proof to life, and how she, out door both Georgia any where, with a i saloon shops are wt I Herald. with watching, was stricken down. and my coat is Children little attention it can be much Don't you know would have Captain Parker became nurse black, are seen more The county has better education if we could have j again, and Mary Brent was snatch- every day going about the streets recently had the iron fence stir-j a prohibition law and force it ed from the jaws of death barefoot, are remarkably rounding the park painted which j Let us have laws against the The story will become a healthy looking. Of course there makes it much more attractive, bury it to rise no more. TAMES M. to the of Memphis occasionally some cold weather A handsome granite monument to; Just think of the evil done by in- , the is liquors When wine ed in the park having been placed m in wit is out. and GREENVILLE N. there in 1878 by the ladies Memo ; ting drinks have spoiled rial Association. And I learn j more good men and ruined that the Indies propose talking the homes than any ten curse. The A care of the park in hand in which j, to ,. event they will make it much a the ho u more beautiful am speaking and B inst . kind of talk, ladies let me say that loose Yet however, let me tell you something f here are as hue look- Ia preferred by millions to c and Brooks county, i I have found food and the con- MOORE BERNARD, which it is the Capital. The town seem very pleasant indeed. sequence is that millions are filthy, has a population of about But I suppose I have said ragged, starved and filling drunk- graves. Hear the pitiful cry of some good mother following her dearest to the grave that was this section of the, town prosperous, the farmers, robbed of his life by TUCKER State. The people are However, I must mention one Out th and, in telling they will but h of short Certainly, I have a close, to the of one I have been in good corps of nurses organized. d saying Georgia have I needed an overeat Give me the Captain's Brent is now Mrs and that said Mary. parKer and the Brent I the whenever the fever its gained a son when certain e meeting over in county, of which I in a previous letter. Enough of this a son, had lost a daughter C. GREENVILLE, N. C. Our Georgia Letter. Ga., Feb. 1888. g for more than a week past to send letter to you, but have no feeling very well and therefore a population or x suppose i nave people, and while it does not put enough about the town for one another or a big blow time, sol will devote the balance it been or a one t sub- of this letter to those who make a A W, N. C. in State Federal Courts J. E. MOORE. J. H. TUCKER. J. hovered over their own homes. It was noble tor the poor man to give of his pittance, generous in the rich man A. to lay j M., meets every 1st Thursday and Mob- his work and give his evidently surprised to day night after the 1st and 3rd efforts to gathering aid; but Masonic Lodge. W M. King, W M. j in those who left A. Chapter. No. meets ft . . , , , every 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Ma- cure homes, and, taking sonic Hall, F. W. Brown, H. P. I their precious lives in their hands Covenant Lodge, No. I. O. O. F. went down to nurse the sick and every Tuesday night. D. L. I, . . j . . . James, N. G. bury the down never for the moment his feeling Insurance Lodge, No. of H J to return. of torture and his keen meets and third Friday night. Will the on e j i i D. D. Haskett, I. on of the danger to which she Pitt Council, No. A. L. of H., meets ; was exposed, night, c. A. white, c. If this request were made by a -You should not be here Miss Temperance Reform Club meets in their general in the excitement of a room every Monday night, at g.,, a thousand swords would J a- who o'clock. a would should fourth Sunday of each month, o'clock Hash their scabbards, and E. C. Glenn, thousand heroic voices would; despite the fatal j by my letters to be much bet- utilized, but as you insist that postponed it. And I do not State The people are kind, However, I must mention one lance Hear the cry the suppose you have lost anything by hospitable, and seem to take I more fact concerning low and orphans Home gone my to write, tor there is delight in showing every attention and that is this It is the home; health lost, social much of a sameness The mer-1 of Hon. Henry G. than and religious privileges abandon- for tint,, to be here rank well in l whom Georgia has no more able led. It is a sad thought that readers. often are men, one makes an assignment. There is quite a difference between this A T-LA W, Greenville, N. C. think that what I write you is very ordinary stuff indeed and the fact is forced upon me that the solid, or faithful Representative Con- temperance is making such T d it is seldom that The hie inroads in our social ;. HARRY SKINNER see a beautiful girl entering the wretched apartment ; and the i low, musical voice in which she addressed him, with her soft, cool pain, resting on his forehead, ban- productions are interesting and desire me to continue sending them, and as I deal pleasure Iron, thus talking to the many old friends I have at home, I cannot help writing once in a while, although I must with you as to the worth of what I write. Since writing last I have had a ,,,, .,, , slight attack, of sickness, but I am a thousand swords would face the said the jail-tight now, and suffer no Christian Temperance Union meet in the Reform Club Room Friday of each week. Mrs. V. H. Which- 1- ard, Who will command the sup- from There are none whose lives I am indeed sorry to learn as precious to them as mine the columns of the to tor, that the grim reaper has re- Keep a good heart, dear captain, visited so many families in strong and and that so many Room every Friday night. Humber, POST OFFICE. Office hours a. m. to p. M Order hours A. M. to P. H. No or- will be Issued from to i from to p. M. people dying in the South Ten thousand men heard the request, and the silence that to I Money lowed it was broken by one man's who are shall have good she said, with forced cheerfulness. She brought a bed and other I furniture, got such supplies of ice I medicine as were needed, land transformed the room as if a fairy's wand had touched it. pie have been compelled to give up their loved ones to the hand of death. May the Father above comfort and sustain the bereaved sufferers, and may their troubles draw them the nearer to Him. To j those who have lost loved ones I Bethel mail arrives daily J, WM a unheard I There are human birds of prey I heartfelt sympathy at m. and departs at l p. a. j before, but fame caught it and on the afflictions of Pt . ; i their race-robber on the battle Mail leaves for mediate offices he t and ghouls that plunder s. Mondays, Wednesdays be dry, and the land in which the dead where plague and famine and Fridays at Returns at he sleeps washed into deep, be-1 rue all it arrives Fridays at p. w i. n all its a. Departs Saturdays at a. m. tore the ism, was not Without them ; hero fierce In the issue of the Reflector containing m last letter from Al- yon took me to task for say- that the sight of flowers bloom- in was something I had been unused to seeing, and A. P. M, or the lesson of his creatures, whose habitations no mentioned the fact that flowers town and from which place I last wrote you, on first coming here was not very favor- ably impressed with the place. There all is and contusion and each person you meet seems to be busy with his own affairs and to have no time to devote to or the affairs of others. Here there is more quiet, the meet sous to have more time to talk to you and there is a larger amount of sociability manifested. tor already know something of the representation of Mr. Turner, so I will not say anything about that. But one fact do not know that is that Mr. Turner, like quite a the other citizens of this section of Georgia, is a native He is much respect- ed hero and the only thing that can prevent his return to Congress if for him to decline to enter the race. Now to the farmers, and of this class of her citizens Brooks county As stated above, my first can justly feel proud. They are, and life. And still the laws of prohibition are not more fully and regarded. What vast amount of might be avoided, how much done to make life happier and more worth living, if we could stop the liquor business. I have a reason to be- that a vast majority of heads of families who are to-night suffer- is from the use of Its a destruction of body, life and soul, and the one touches it that is the end of him. I have known bur few cases where the rum loving young lad ever be- n. c. V. Attorney at Law GREENVILLE, N C. B. Rodman. A. F. G. SUGG A JAMES, to N. of the town was not a very as a rule, steady, reliable, hard came the sober, steady, God fear favorable for I thought. I would find it a dull, slow place. But in that opinion I was much mistaken, for is anything else than a slow or dead town. I have it to be as working men, who live at homo and make a little to spare, and as a natural consequence, most of them have a little spare cash. It is claimed that, take them all in all, Brooks county has the best good a town as there is in South farmers in the State, and I am cot Georgia, and the class of people found here are good. While not prepared to contradict this state- I can only say that from on a but boom the town is growing what I have seen them they are . . . . steadily, every inch that is gained being permanent. And a vast amount of business is done, if what I have seen can be relied upon. The receipts cotton here show this to be the largest ship- pi i S. apparently a thrifty, well-to do set of men. Cotton is planted largely but is not the only crop, for corn and other grain is raised in abundance. and seems to be the rule here. point for that staple on the i Another crop that is no small item . k W. Railroad between is the melon crop, and many acres and Albany. addition of them are planted every year. I to the mercantile business there; do not know what the is are several bet some idea of the crop on middle-aged man. The tern- appetite for rum would at times creep upon him and then the love of self, family friends and all that is good, Collections a Specially. Practice in the Superior, Federal and Supreme Courts. A JOYNER, and at Law GREENVILLE, N. C. Will practice in the Courts o Pitt, and noble would Sink beneath the , Greene, Edgecombe and Beaufort flood and the man be lost in the ties, and Supreme Court . v nil,,,.;,,,, . desert. He had only one fault What was that Only The ship had only one leak but it went down. The temple had only one decaying pillar, but it fell. So it is with many of our men. They had only one fault and that is self-created for The young girl, who knowingly, willingly and con- to her advice herself to a drunkard, takes a fearful responsibility upon her- self that may cost her a life of Faithful attention given to all business entrusted to DR. H. SNELL, WASHINGTON, H. O. Surgeon Dentist. Tenders professional services U the public. Teeth extracted without pain fay appetite, of Nitrous Oxide Gas. FREE-m j B. YELLOWLEY, A T-LA W,

Th Eastern Reflector, N. C. Published Every Wednesday THE LEADING PAPER THE TO Subscription Price. per year DEMOCRATIC, will not hesitate o Democratic sen and measures, that are not consistent with the true principles of the party. If yon want a a section of the State send for the TOR. SAMPLE COPY WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY As. Entered at the office at C, as Second-Class Mail Matter. Let IFs Go Forward. On Monday we received a copy of the Garden City Daily Herald, sent with the com- of K S. Co., Law. Real Estate and Loan Bro- In reading the Herald we found a card to the public a of which in the East receiving this paper are informed that it is ed and paid for by the business men of Garden City, and that Governor Scales has ordered the encampment of the State Guard this year to be held at Wrightsville, miles from That is an excellent place for the encampment and we believe the selection will give general satisfaction throughout the State. The encampment will begin July 15th and seven days. The ball will now begin The State Democratic Executive Committee which met last week selected Raleigh as the place and the 30th of May as the time for holding the nominating for State officers. The Na- Committee appointed the 6th of June for the holding of the convention to nominate a candidate for President. This will be held in St. Louis. Washington Letter. Special to Reflector. Washington, D. C Feb. Washington has been the ca towards which the eyes of all good democrats have been devout- turned during the put days. Here the steps were taken towards the great victory which is to be won this year again by the party. The Democratic National Committee which met in this city to select the time and place for holding the National Nominating Convention, held a three days meeting intense in- and every rival city worked they will receive it for a period of thirty days absolutely free of hardest for the prize. cost. It is sent to them to call The only other business of their attention to the beauties, transacted by the com- advantaged resources of Oar-1 -J of Mr den City, county and, New York city, to fill southwestern Kansas, and to the I, vacancy on the committee inducements offered by the death of Hubert and capitalists in this Tins selection was a Mediterranean country of the increase. are figures taken from the books of the Gov- Printing Office, that speak volumes In Jan. there per- a reception of two hours was en in their honor. The dent will visit several towns in Florida, after which he will start back to the Capital. He will wins on rolls receiving spend one hour in Charleston Sat and in Jan. 1888, under Benedict, there are on the rolls Notwithstanding the great reduction in the number of the large saving in a was more work turned out of the office in Jan. 1888 than in Jan. 1886. Com- is needless. items. 1888 There is pluck in those words. It shows unity among the business men and that they are determined to build up their city. Such men sure to attract the attention of the outside world. Whoever receives copies of the Herald will discover that the people there are enterprising and progressive and want newcomers to locate among them. N ow we of the East can learn an great disappointment to the re- publicans, who confidently expect- ed a great row in the committee over it. Representative Scott, of Penn- was in favor of holding the convention before the cans held theirs believing that having possession of the Govern- it was the proper thing tor the democrats to take the steps in opening campaign. Senator Gorman, of Maryland, opposed an early con- maintaining that there was no why the democrats should change of fol- lesson from this. lowing the republicans ; that with could Greenville be made if our business men would come to- and show such a deter- to build the town Just such a spirit is needed- something to attract the outside world to our sections. Surely no locality has more natural ad vantages than ours; no is more healthful; no mate is more comfortable, and a late convention they could take advantage of any mistakes their opponents, whereas, by ceding the republicans it would enable Jo make capital out any blunders that might be com mitt by the democrats. Sena- tor views were shared by nearly two of I he committee, hence the selection, at The next clay of this vote was seemed and Mr. Scott's views accepted by no soil is more productive. We j adopting June the 5th m the date need newcomers here. We need convention It was a until near noon on I , I hut new enterprises and new tries. We need an aggressive, stirring, pushing, enterprising people. Give us these and Greenville can be made the lead town in Eastern Carolina. Let the work begin at once. Let the citizens unite in building up and improving the town, then upon your local paper as a means of attracting the attention place ; up to that hour it was that can Francisco to win. Mr. Mills. Chairman of the on Ways and Means, has just returned from a flying trip to Providence, HI. He says be is delighted with the it the New England people in regard to the revenue question, he districts tariff far revenue of the outside world to us. The i . theory is popular and they are is ready to WIth the President's tat- age and push any enterprise that will help in building up our sec- Ours can become a great message. It is now said that Sheridan's declination little Phil the section. All needed is develop- for President was a case grapes. He is not Much can be done here and we stand ready to aid every improvement. Besides a full exhibit of fish, oysters and game at the Craven County Fair of March 13th, 14th and there will be shown native woods, farm products, live poultry, marl, antique relics fancy work and art. Many val- premiums are to be offer ed. There are to be many interest- features at the Craven Co., fish, oyster and game fair, which comes off on the 13th, 14th and 15th of March. A tournament, a street parade of one of the most efficient fire departments in the South, and a glass ball and clay pigeon shooting. Special low rates ever railroad N. C. Feb Since my last letter we have had some very hard rains. The farmers have been very busy during the week doing nothing. It has been entirely too wet to do any farm work at all. We think will have to build another ark if it rams much more. Some of trees and shrubs are beginning to bud some of spring being near at hand but before March comes and goes will have to shed The death of Mr. James T. Ross, mention of which was made last week's issue, cast a gloom over our whole community. He was as well as usual between one and two o'clock when he left home to go rabbit hunting with some of his neighbors, and was a corpse in about two hours. He ran a short distance after a rabbit and. somewhat worried, sat down on a stump telling the others to go on far he had to awhile, but as one of them. Mr. W. B. Roe buck, was passing lie told him he believed he was going to faint for he felt worse than he ever did he- fore. Mr. Roebuck began fanning with bis hat told him that be reckoned he would not faint, when Mr. Ross fell, but was caught by some of the party, and died in about a minute. He died in less than five after he stopped running. He leaves a and three small children who have our most heart-felt Mr. James K. Ross and Miss Addie Whitfield both of Marin county were married last day. Our best wishes are them. One of Mr. W. R. boys found a dead rabbit with on- two feet He said he cut off his tail and let go. C. Dunn on the Defense. Dunn, N. C. Feb. 21st 1883 Editor Eastern I see m your latest issue that you have picked up the that Dunn has only one lady and sixty young men. It might have hail that number last sum- mer but it is tar ahead of it now. Dunn is a new place. Within the last fifteen there has been hundred It has about stores. is a demand far beyond the for dwellings hero. But I am wandering the subject. I did not start out to give the of Dunn but to say there are over thirty-five young ladies in this place they are coming every week and will continue to come, for Dunn growing and will keep on. Over bales of cotton ere sold in this place last tall and over will be sold tins coming fall winter. Over tons of will go out from here this spring. I will close as I did not intend to harp on Dunn I started out. Yours truly, E. G. Cox. Florida Letter. Jacksonville. Fla. Feb on his way home Florida ha- made quite a favor- able impression on me Jacksonville. It is one of the prettiest cities I ever saw Or trees laden with the golden fruit are to be seen all the reels. Many rose in and Tropical plants delight the eye on almost every tn The weather is very pleasant mid the country and growth seem if It were summer. Jacksonville is very pleasant indeed, yet it is not homo. Any one can't realize how much they love home until they leave it. By chance I had the pleasure of shaking the hand of Mr. Ben Cobb who is travel- in Georgia in the interest of the Cox Cotton Planter. J. B. Tripp. Zephyr Cotton Seed. We have had our attention call- ed to the good qualities of the new kind of cotton, which been raised in wake county for three years and given splendid results. In 1886 the- yield of hut to the pounds of cotton was pounds. Last fall, owing to the bad season in this yield was only to pounds per pounds. Mr. J. L. Stone has bought this cotton and is now selling the seed throughout this State. Mr. Stone favorably known far years throughout North Carolina. That ho should engage in selling these seed, after a strict into their merits, is proof that areas represented, and that there is no humbug in the matter. His name and trade murk on each package i a tee of their genuineness and good qualities. By the above it will be seen that this cotton made a more than that generally planted. If cotton that will make this extra yield is plained this year, the good farmers of North Carolina will increase their profits over three millions of dollars that the use of improved seed is a matter of vital importance to our farmers, we have given the subject as much space as our crow, columns will Farmer. We hut little about cot- ton seed, hut e do know the tor of the Progressive Farmer, Col. L. L. Polk, and Mr. J L. Stone who is selling the seed. We be- what they say about the Zephyr Cotton, and think our readers may rely on their state- We have seen the Zephyr Cotton and it is very pretty in- Christian Advocate. For The NERVOUS The DEBILITATED The AGED. A HERVE Celery and Coca, prominent are tho and Tonics. It and the nervous system, Weakness, bleep Ac. AN It drives out the poisonous humors of the blood and enriching it, and so overcoming those resulting from impure or blood. Acting surely on the towels it cures habitual constipation, and promotes a regular habit. It strength- ens the stomach, and aids digestion, A DIURETIC. Id its composition tho beet and most active the combined scientifically with other effective remedies for diseases of the It can be relied on to fire quick relief and speedy cure. Hundreds of her base bars this Fries low WELLS, RICHARDSON CO. VT. THE MAN BE SEEN EVERY DAY, but the man who keeps a fresh supply of Groceries, Fruits, Confections, Cigars, TOBACCO, CANNED GOODS, Can be whenever wanted. You only have to look for V. L,. STEPHENS, And nil your wants In the above goods can be supplied. BOXES OF CONFECTIONS PUT UP TO ORDER. FINE A. SPECIALTY. THIS BEING ELECTION YEAR LEAP YEAR has nothing to do with the price of GROCERIES. I you desire to purchase a first-class article In FLOUR, SUGAR, Or anything in that, line, call on C. TYSON, Greenville, N. C. Provisions, Canned Goods, General Family Supplies, Tobacco, Always on Hand. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o q ,, u Don't go further you have ed our elegant line Samples, just in, for lace your orders with us and we guarantee to give you a Suit that is a PERFECT FIT SATISFACTORY IN EVERY PARTICULAR. H. MORRIS BROS N. C. Feb. 1888 HARRY THIS MONTH W -Will Sell Dress Goods, GINGHAMS, BOOTS and SHOES, For Value. Dress Goods wort for Ginghams Dress Goods worth for Ginghams grafting that he born as his mother says, several Editor Eastern months after the arrival of his If you will allow me space in parents in this said a naturalized citizen of this city, that would make him an alien, under the law, his father was not naturalized, and no more to the than if he was in Ireland. I know, be cause had a son several months after my m this country, and he was obliged be- fore he to vote, on reaching the age of twenty one, to take the oath of allegiance, as he was held to be alien born. The same law would apply to Sheri- Charges been repeatedly your valuable paper, I will you a few interest about Jacksonville. One of the most interest now is the dent's visit. He arrived here this afternoon on a special train was greeted n the depot with a salute of guns and the of an immense concourse of people. The party was escorted to the St. James Hotel by the State Militia and a hand playing patriotic airs. The carriage which carried the President Mrs. Cleveland was a flowers evergreens. At after the Presidential par- made in a number of republican bad taken the procession was formed for the Exposition ground. The hue of march a along the principal streets which papers, that the Commissioner of had given the soldiers of democratic States an advantage over those republican suites in j were gay with decorations of the amount pensions allowed kinds, including evergreens, hunt- and a tattle has been at festoons of oranges and or the pension Office, which flowers. people ally disproves charge. in holiday attire lined the route, Another had break is be and it is estimated that citizens and visitors witnessed the procession, including thousands of northern On arrival at OBITUARY. Departed this lite on the 11th Feb. Catherine wife of B. B. Age years and six months. If she had lived a few weeks longer- they would have been to- as husband and wife fifty-three years. She was a consistent member of the Freewill Baptist Church forty-live years, always filling her seat at Parker's Chap- el, her place of membership, every meet- prevented by some hindering cause. She was a kind and faithful companion and to the church and its cause, and continued up to death to encourage her go discharge of his duty In preaching the Gospel which caused him to be away from home for weeks at the time. the early part of her last illness he refused to leave unless she would write which she prom- to do if she got no better, thinking at the time she only had taken cold and hoped to be better soon, she grew and according to promise he was written for, he answered the summons and returned as soon as possible, but found her fast failing and after being home only a few hours she breathed her last. She mm respected who knew her, and leaves many friends besides husband, one daughter and seven grand children, but believe their loss is her gain. The writer extends Ids sincere to bereaved ones, especially to him who in his old age is left who no feels the loss more than all Buffering of this life is ever, and believes her joys of have begun. She has passed over the river and is now resting under the shades of the trees awaiting the val of dear ones left behind. And may they all without exception so live they may be prepared to meet her in that world where sickness, pain nor death can enter, but where Joy, peace and remain forever. are the dead which die in the Lord from henceforth, yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest their la- ; and their works do follow them. Feb. 26th Ward. Notice. I have purchased the business recently conducted by Keel King, and about the last of this week will receive a car load of fine Horses and. Mules for sale on moderate terms. Horses boarded at my stables at rates me a call. H. F. KEEL. Feb. 29th THIS IS NO CATCH WE MEAN IT The Champion and the Turning Plows always on hand. LITTLE, HOUSE k E. C. GLENN. commission STANDARD GUANO. ACID PHOSPHATE. PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL, SHELL LIME, PURE DISSOLVED HONE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND Tennessee Wagons, for sale. GREENVILLE, N. C., Mar. 1887. R. GREENE Manager. or style of steamboat lines in the State, and excursion rates from points North have charged to the lead were the ovations ten ere of the House. They see it President Cleveland bat lo and Mrs. Cleveland along . . , ed resolution to the Government Printing, or mi her to of their travels between the National Capital and the of last week. The Presidential party was con- on a special train, and their passage through North Carolina was made memorable to investigate Mr. Benedict, I he Printer, sing lo show up many The proposition Hg readily agreed to demo- alter an amendment was many At every j added providing that the station hundreds of anxious ion should include the four pie gathered to catch a glimpse of the President as the train pas- and all along he w greet ed with cheers. These on part of the people show with what appreciation they upon President Cleve- years term of Mr. Benedict's re- republican predecessor. The com- appointed this res already begun work, and enough has done to make republican very sorry Unit they started it, the indications are that their sorrows will continue to the Exposition building another salute of guns were W Presidential party was seated and the crowd quiet. Col. J. K Daniels delivered an of welcome, was warmly President made a short speech m reply was greeted with vociferous and long continued applause desirous of Mrs Cleveland President took her by the hand and led her to the front. Then broke-forth a perfect tempest of cheering and clapping of bands. This ended the formal part of ceremonies P real dent and party were driven back to their where Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified before the Court of Pitt county on the 27th day of as of James T. Ross, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons Indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of estate to present their claims, prop- authenticated, to the undersigned on before the 97th day of February, or this notice will be plead In bar of their This 87th of G. M. MOORING. of T. Ross, Important Land Sale By virtue an execution In hands for collection against B. F. Sugg and Issued from the Superior Court of Wayne county, I will sell at the The I House door In Greenville on Monday, the 5th of March, the Interest of said B. F. a tract or parcel of land in the town of Greenville, contain- i or on which the Machine Shoos and situated and also all the Interest the said B. F. Sugg In the Machinery In said shops, interest of said B. F. being a takes of said Baal Properly to satisfy said i of Sale WE are now fitted in and are prepared to man upon short notice any kind or style of RIDING VEHICLES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRING. We i nice hue of READY MADE HARNESS. Come and see us. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SUCCESSORS TO JOHN s, CO GREEN VI THE LEADERS IN OF STAPLE GOODS. Our Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, etc., have arrived, and all friends and customers are invited to call and ex- goods and prices. Having the entire mercantile business l John Con Co, notes, hook accounts and all evidences of debt and merchandise, we solicit their former and Increased patronage. Being able to make all purchases for cash, getting advantage discounts, we will be enabled to sell as cheaply as any one South of Norfolk. shall retain in our employ J. S Congleton us general superintendent, of the business, with bis former partner Skinner as assistant, who will always be glad to see and serve their old customers A Special branch of our business will he to furnish cash at rates to to cultivate and harvest crops, in sums of to with approved security J. L. INSURANCE AGENT, SKINNER BUILDING OPPOSITE All kinds Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates Give us a cull when in need of LIFE, ACCIDENT and LITE STOCK INSURANCE. THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY THE FRONT J. D. Williamson, SUCCESSOR TO WILL CONTINUE THE OF BUGGIES, CARTS DRAYS. My Factory is with boat put nothing hut first-class work. up I lit- times improved styles. Best material used in all work. All stylos of Spring- ire can from Brewster, Storm, Coil, Ram Horn, King. Also keep on a full Him of ready HARNESS AND WHIPS, Hie year round, which we will sell as low as Tin. lowest. Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking the people this and for favors, hope merit continuance of the W; L. BROWN COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AGENT FOR THE TARBORO OIL MILLS. Highest Cash price paid for Cotton Seed or in exchange. Has for sale Lime and Cotton Seed Meal Either for Cash or on Time. FARMER'S BONE FERTILIZER A SPECIALTY It Is to be superior to any fertilizer on the market. Land Sale. In the Superior Court, virtue of a decree of the Court of Pitt dated February 1st E. Nelson and 1888 and made a certain Special Pro- , Elisabeth by their entitled Robert Executor P E- Nelson, of J. S. against and numbered upon the Special Pro- Pursuant to an order of the S Docket of at Id Court. I will on Court In the above the of March. 1888. on the the undersigned Ti Utah. W. U. . H . a stake, of Henry t v Is JO. Pi H pores thence Proctor Bro. containing about a straight line to the beginning more or of Sale two acres more or less. About ten acres of said land 1- K. K. Special fl It Mia, TAILORING Recent improvement have made in Custom Clothing, enables us to place within the reach of all, and which are superior to those generally obtained at higher prices elsewhere. Every garment made on the JOHN SIMMS, LaG range, N. C. AGRICULTURAL LIME, FOR SALE BY HARRY SKINNER k CO,

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR Ir. F. M. THIS PAPER Mr. Alex L be for I demon lust week attending county Court X mar. Last day of Bushels Seed Oats for sale by E. C Glenn. A little snow tell here Monday morning. A few Game Chicken for Bale by J. J. Cherry. G. B. King has discontinued publication of the Standard, Blow was at lien, hereafter will devote his Vance whole time to the study, mastery practice of chosen and fa- that of the law. We that he wishes to the newspaper outfit, and will Jo so on reasonable and easy terms. May he meet with much success in his practice. Estate. Mr At Chapel of Mrs. K. John, spent last week in town. We are glad to see Mr. W. G. without again after at- tack of typhoid fever. Miss Claude Owens, of Ply- j mouth, who had ween visiting there will be a debate at I make up the money necessary and was released. We hope all who signed it can see the good from having a criminal turned loose upon the public to emu nut another robbery within weeks after being released from jail. Commissioners Proceedings. February 7th, 1888. The Board of of County met this day On Friday night, March 9th. at j ding to adjournment. County orders were issued as for May's school house. de- Mrs. Dr. Frank Blown her home last Thursday. query will is most ,,, n i ; Miss Georgia Harrison returned ; native in the or h B House i from Washington Saturday and The are Alfred , County Commissioners will meet her duties at Mrs. r- A Nichols, William Joy tier,. next Monday. ell's millinery store. E- on J- W Stokes dill fur desirable i r Smith, . J. Manning and B. . j James Burney We a earn the and hand that must tie closed that Governor Scales has out soon, regardless of cost. A Mr. J. J. Bernard Co. on the other. E O Skinner be with A. Blow James Bright commissioned Mr. J. J. Bernard j j j Anderson as Judges. splendid chance foresee purchases M tenant of the to extended an Guard. Mr. Bernard is a to the public. j Greenville boy. To-morrow March will blow. G. Skinner, of Hertford, . . . ,,.,, . T. We never know the value of a down upon us. from this Dis- M. Ferry k Garden has been in town a few days at the Old Brick Store. to secure bargains. T. U. k A K House ST H Harrington R E Briley Isaac E S Jesse John House J A Moore G M Tucker Adam Smith James Charlie Williams Mills J A Moore i John Tripp S Look Out For The RAILROAD SPRING SUMMER. But before that comes we want to tell you of the bargains we are offering on J H J C B Davenport Moore We will see if March comes in like a lamb this time. will soon close his Gal- The English sparrow most go. Let the boys shoot them. barrels seed Potatoes, cheap at the Old Brick Store. kind word, nor do we think while uttering them hat good results visiting his brothers, Messrs Chas. v . c , , , , may a. so Harry We were glad . T . Z i or i . a ten greatly aid your county paper to have a call from him yesterday. . i i . t by speaking in its behalf. Mr. temper- came in from the Racket Matthew Hart I E A J B Cherry J B J B Cherry S P Clark S W M King L II Wilson C Dawson J A K Tucker W A James Jr, T E Keel sf lie killed The regular monthly temper- I came in e a Move mass meeting for last Sunday the and said D was postponed on account of the a a Holiday l services in in the Baptist goods as a result of our , in the He said J ST Smith he had reading it and was Calvin Stokes thereby induced to give us a the seeing such good results, will continue to ad- Thus the customer who made the remark did the TOR a good turn without knowing it. And others can- do likewise. Always merchants who when it to do and tell them about see- , , and all other goods in our line Our Mr. HIGGS is now visiting Baltimore, New York and to purchase a large stock of Spring and Summer goods and our present stock MUST BE DISPOSED OF in order to make room for new goods. Our Spring purchases will be made the GASH which will enable us to give all patrons benefit of the very lowest prices. We are ways glad to serve you. M FORD We make a of A. A. BATTLE'S Calf Shoe. Brown Hooker's Mammoth Stock Just Received. At Greatly Reduced Prices. A Big Job Mr. John A. j township, tells us that i i A number letters i four on the 14th that weigh- in tins issue. Head all. ed pounds. That was not Point Lace Flour has hen tried and i the best and cheapest at the j The new organ in the Old Brick Store. Church is a handsome ins I lies S I we have bee;, I the last two days tone. It is he Vital I lute make. Forty Bushels Spanish Peanuts. . . . i i i H.-J Our business men are learning Bale by J- i-- i. j ,, ,, the advantages the No trouble to pet fresh fish now Look over they continue to prow cheap s -they speak for I themselves. early Spring Oats, Another bar-room was broken the Brick Store. last eek. Some one went Monday was a day It into the shop of Mr. Noah Forbes, snowed while the was shin- got what change there was the drawer and some whiskey. patent door key. Mr. Warren is doing a fin T E Keel I J Anderson i C P Gaskins R G G W Edmondson Alex II C J B E Ellis J J Perkins T A R Forbes J W Tyson E S Fred Hunting W R H J H W II Home J D Easton G W Venters II K W P Buck -2 W M King LACES, SHOES A SPECIALTY. NEW YORK. N. C. S. M Greenville. N. C w. l. Elliott The Racket Store. mg it m your comity paper. fee R W Bullock, Do Hat It W J Briley, we want to direct were allowed to list taxes, to License to retail liquor For the Harris. been open and those being charged with i . the valuation on laud i. that Mas- Step step the moves on, and step by stop its law of low value demonstrates the principles of mastery in business. Solve . the problem at success as yon will, it with all the mystery possible, put in it all the line i t yon can invert and boil them down into a nut-shell, put them into practice and yon will STOKE, j A M y will it to our priors in all PORK SI DES SHOULDERS, COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO SNUFFS CIGARS COTTON FACTORS and beast, and the enclosure turned into a playground tor boys. not be Many of us have loved ones and resting in hallowed township when said valuation is excessive, it is ordered he re- to and the Tax Col- receive therefor. The for the public Dumber B Owner can net with his Nursery and i now ,,,,, , j,. I printing of the county was t at this office paying charges. in any orders by mail. be thus neglected. Many of i ed to the at The old Tar is on another ram- recently e. t James grape j citizens who own Iota there the sum of for the its more m- in the place than former- Boom have beautified their with flowers. Some have caused handsome tombs and page. Another big freshet this I Georgia, week. Brown k Hooker have a new E. C. Glenn has a few tons paper. Boykin k Tanner's Chemicals for Home Fertilizers, at per ton cash. The mails have become again, the being with ; the railroads. The sale of the Boss Lunch Milk Biscuit during exceeded the sales of the former I . k,. i ticket to the I land game fair at New The protected meeting March 13th, and It the Baptist Church promises to be an attractive ; fair. Innumerable carts loaded with fertilizers are seen going out j town every day. The use of. 1888. The Sheriff and Tax asked for further time and was granted until first in March. 1888 when yon buy, keep the mastery when you sell. Nev- mark an cents when you cell to take seven. purchased largely several merchants retiring from at cents in the dollar some goods for less. We propose giving the benefit of the bargains. The law of small profits and quick sales is the legitimate road career m To do this it take when you no man's credit is equal to when you sell, for no man can sol you I goods as cheap on time as for cash. And if anyone to yon that I your credit is as good as your money, look out, tor the business man to settle does it. knows full well the power of ready cash, or has not learn- j ed of t he principles of business to rank him with a twelve year we buy from Ming you to at SIM A com- business always on sold Rt lo suit the times. SIS nil bought am for having no to run, we sell at a margin, ii N. Tar River It. them, at the Old Brick Store. Don't talk about the weather; being settled. It just won't get that way. For a pleasant smoke try Oyster for sale by Stephens. the L.; came and remained until after , Friday, preaching every night foreign and The Edenton Hafnium ease the fishermen are getting gloomy Yankee Hall, motion being lodged by Latham Skinner, for going a portion of the citizens on the on in the Baptist Church is at South side the river that the treating considerable interest. On give the matter Tuesday of last week Rev. Row- I rehearing on in March pastor of the First j Clerk of Baptist Church of Petersburg, ordered to practices we would rejoice to see our farmers abandon. the small catch of fish. A new lot of Seaside Library- just received including the by u, at Alex News Stand. We now it hope the weather will itself in therewith. If you want a Barrel of class Flour try in For sale by V. L. ens. The man who predicted this -would be r. dry moon did not know what he was talking about. II. F. Keel has bought the business of Keel k King has a notice in this paper. The man who advertises than The Greenville one if the brightest and best weekly each afternoon. Our people great- enjoyed his sermons. While comparatively a young man, he an able, learned and eloquent nun papers in North Carolina, has com-1 possessed with the power of its 7th volume. his hearers and has attained success he carrying his to their hearts he deserved ; There general when was compelled to return to his The was issued upon W the first and the last day of to come hack week but without success. This week Rev. Mr. been more prosperous and happy the man who does not. both days occurring on Wednesday Somebody who has time to make the calculation please tell us how main years will elapse before this again occurs. We want to know how old the will be then. Last week we sent out a large It the rt ion of the county had sent off and for that reason and supplement on State Finances us after our mail for The main flora now is the large crimson in Mrs. V. U. yard. Attention is called to the no to creditors by G. M. Moor- Administrator T. Ross. The is laboring for the interests county, and every man Put county should take it. Our advertising patronage con- to glow which is very en- There are room for more. The farmers of this section ate buying large quantities seed oats. We hope a large crop of them will be made. Hive you a neighbor who is not taking the If so see if you cannot induce him to-be- come a subscriber. the canning factory, or any other object enough of them reserved to this week. attraction just should give the sup- a careful Don't let the railroad that will help the town, die out. Keep up the agitation. On the 14th inst. Miss Ophelia was Quite a number of people living on the North side of the were placed in a predicament Monday. They had come into town the morning and when the draw lo the bridge was opened about Moon for the boats to pass it became and no; be closed, thus rendering it impossible for the people to get evidence back to their homes. The trouble was repaired yesterday. Too The Eastern Reflector, of assisted by Rev. Mr. John of the To-day Dr. J. D. is expected to arrive and help the work on. The people the town ate ting in the meeting we ex- to see a gracious outpouring of God's stunt upon Greenville ere it shall close Greenville, has entered it seventh volume. Bro. Whichard is right and his pen keeps evil doers in The Reflector is do- much for Greenville's advance- j both in a material and a moral point of view. Long may the paper live to reflect its editor's sentiments. Washington Gazette. Eight Ones The of Join. F. mention of which was made two issues ago, look a lie turn last week. F. C. who run the restaurant at and t other lie Sin on Blow and Boyd the public all along through were the guilty should it pin e line that the wan arrested and placed in jail la-t a gram be received from Mr. E. chief of Police of n, that he had sufficient to convict them. It seems these went to Washington early in the week to spree around on the money and while there their guilt was the police having been in- of the robbery and put on the watch. On Monday the was brought up and the case was heard before Esquire J. J. Sufficient evidence was and when he has done this, he is no a tree man agrees to pay just what the merchant charges, and this is compelled to be an exorbitant pries to make op for those who never pay. At the end of the year if he has boon very fortunate he pays up. if not he goes on the same basis for another year, and thus it year. Below we quote s-me it our leading bargains. We can save he Board was I on g you want in our line. notice of the I G. ST arson's best Shoos astonishing low figures motion in the Easier- Best Calicoes cents Paper Pins . cents and at c places in o Papers Sharp's Needles cents Spools of Cotton for o cents and Carolina tow 11- Hemstitched Ladies Handkerchief cents All Ribbon cents per yard Men's Shirts Linen Bosoms and cents Balls Sewing Cotton cents Towels from cents Ladies Breakfast Shawls for Men's Suspenders at and cents Table Clothes at low figures Ladies and IS cents better quality Men's Pants from up Note Paper cents a quire Good Envelops cents a pack Buttons cents a dozen and Handkerchiefs for cents better quality for cents Bustles cents usual price Pocket Books cents Hair Combs and razors most any price IS cents and Carolina ships, a.-d at the Court door in Greenville for days, up on the payment by Latham Skinner of the costs of such OS Bottle Machine Oil cents up Good Hammers cents Corsets for cents and up District Grange. We learn that Hon. R. to Mr. f. W. Her Master of the State Grange, many friends here offer best the m J 125th inst., at Bell's Ferry, The Farmer, entered its third volume. I representing It is a genuine paper and should circulate largely among them. prising four Granges in Pitt county and two Lenoir One very goon thing about Greenville is that it not how much it ran s or bow hard it rains, give us two days of bright weather and the streets are all right fain, county, about five lied After the of he officers the large crowd assembled at the new Methodist Church the- were address- ed by Mr. Will a ins. He urged farmers to organize by joining the Grange, the oldest, the best and Land Sale. In a decree of the Court of county made in Special Proceedings case, entitled Nancy E. Turnage and husband, T. and minors by guardian. J. G. Pi ice, the undersigned Commissioner will soil at the Court House door on Monday, March 19th, to the highest bidder for cash, a certain tract or piece of land lying in township, Pitt county, adjoining the lands of S. Kittrell, J. F. Crawford and others, con- about thirty-three acres. Said laud was conveyed to the above named parties by a Deed of Gift from Moses This sale is made for partition. G. B. KING Commissioner. Feb. Notice. On Wednesday the 21st day of March A D. will sell at the Court House dour in the town of Greenville to the highest bidder for Cash two tracts of land in put county one and we will send you home and forty acres and bounded as fol- ,,. , lows One tract on the East side John- Very son's Mill Swamp adj- the of the late B W Brawn's heirs and others containing by estimates forty two acres more or h one tract bounded on lie east the Homestead of S M John- son on the by road on the west by the lands of win. whitehead and the South Tar River containing by estimation about one hundred acres more or less both tracts being the excess of S M Johnson's Homestead, to satisfy sundry executions in my hands for col- against S M Johnson which has levied on said land as the prop- of said Johnson. W. II. KING, Feb. 20th Sheriff. Good Rubber cents hotter quality brocaded cents Chemise well made cents ft Lead Pencils for cents Tin and Glassware at puces that will astonish you Give us a call and be convinced that a dime saved is a dime made. one and all, little RYAN REDDING Hilly and painted. Kitted up for the Ladies. POLITE ATTENTIVE OFFICERS Tattle furnished with the MM the the not only comfortable hill attractive. Leaves Washington Monday, Wednesday an. Friday at O'clock. A M. Leaves I Thursday and Saturday at o'clock, A. M. freights received and Lading given to all J. j. Greenville. K. C. J. CHESTNUT, N. C. Has on hand I well assorted of Light Conned Goods, Fruits, Confections, Tobacco, which will sold a call, the under the Open House. E W JEWELRY STORE. I have Just opened a Jewelry Store at the stand of Q. L. Hell tinnier and will keep on sale a nice line of WATCHES, CLOCKS, and Jewelry. Am also prepared lo do all kinds of pairing on such articles a mid satisfactory manner, HOMES in BALTIMORE . NORFOLK. K In Baltimore hi 1870- Will open I ill for the handling and ISle of giving our their of the t o markets, ALFRED FORBES N. C. Dealer in Dry Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, and Groceries. Hock Lime kepi on hand. have a lam lot of Brace gentlemen. need only he tS give I can to -in A. I sell per do., i; cent, off. I keep on hand a of Ho- sell at wholesale price-, lo merchant. The patronage public i- i UNDERTAKING. ii. . with in the Undertaking are ready lo the people In that capacity. All note account, me for past hoe be. n placed In the hand- of Mr. JOHN time; a We keep on hand all took Burial Cases and kinds and furnish from the down to Pit. county We up with all conveniences and can to -ill who WOOD. f will deliver ran HOOD any town at per cord Notice. The firm of Keel King having on the day of 1888, the gives notice that he will not lie any future debt contracted in the name of the T. K. l-eh. U MONEY TO LOAN. lain now prepared to Loan at percent. on good property as security. J. B. 1888 N. t . Notice. Wednesday the 21st day of March A. D. will sell at the House door In Greenville to the highest bidder for cash one tract of land in Pitt county com about thirteen acres and as follows As a part of the tract of land known as the Geo W Andrews land in Bethel township Pitt county and known as lot No In the partition of said land and bounded as follows at the corner lot No on the road and runs -North poles to a stake thence South east poles to the back line thence South to the comer of lot No thence with Second line of lot No to the beginning containing acres and as- signed to warren Andrews In the to satisfy a ten ex my hands for collection against said lot No S and which has been levied on said land. E 20th Sheriff. Notice. not brought oat Blow and Boyd and they were but the evidence against was very convincing he was bound over to Court. Fulling to give bond ho was committed to jail. We learn that as as was placed jail he made a confession of the robbery which imp heated the other two but when search made for them they had skipped. Totter, it ill remembered, was convict- To may Concern ed robbery at the January j At the last meeting of the Board t d sentenced Den- i of Pitt comity a motion .,. . was lodged to rehear the matter of a Free year, but u f Yankee Hall, and the motion tit ion being taken before tin was continued to the March session of Court the sentence was W Board, and notice Is given to a suspension . f j cost and the return action taken premise-. Done by j t lie amount of money order of Board for Pitt stolen by In.,. the mm DAILY AT THE MAMMOTH EMPORIUM. Come and be convinced that our selections cannot be surpassed. Watch our column and w will keep you posted as to the arrival of New Goods in all departments.

HAS JUST ADDED TO HER STOCK Millinery secured the services of assistant. AH orders can now be tilled on the short- est notice. Dry and Wet Slumping for painting and embroidery neatly executed While in the Northern markets she very careful to select only the best ant latest style goods in the Millinery line, ant is prepared to offer purchasers special In FREE DELIVERY IS TOWN OF KEROSENE OIL. By JAMES A. SMITH WE WILT. DELIVER, DAILY, to parties desiring Kerosene Oil, as good as in market and at the sane Trice now paid at the stores. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I Save time, money and trouble by per- us to fill your orders at your and places of business. RESORT BRAND EMPORIUM For Shaving, Cutting and Dressing Hair. STOP AT THE GLASS FRONT, the Opera House, at I have located, and where I have everything in my line NEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE, TO MAKE A MODEL BARBERSHOP with all the improved appliances; new and comfortable chairs. Razors sharpened at reasonable figures for work outside of my shop promptly executed. Very respectfully, HERBERT A T THE STOCK OF NEW MILLINERY GOODS arriving at MRS. will convince you that they arc without a parallel in this market, both as to quality and price. A new lot of the latest style good- received every few days. STEAM ENGINES and all other machines repaired at short notice, at home or shop, and Brass Turning done in the best manner. Cylinders bored. Models made to order. Locks repaired. Keys made or tilted. Pipe cut and threaded, repaired in best manner. Bring on work. General Jobbing done by O. P. HUMBER, May Greenville N. C. R. R. and Schedule. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. No No No Dated daily Fast Mail, daily daily ex Sun. Weldon pm t pm Ar Mount Ar am lit Ar Ar am Ar Wilmington Magnolia Warsaw Ar Goldsboro Ar Selma Wilson TRAINS GOING NORTH No No No daily daily ex Sun. am Wilson am pm pm Ar Mount Ar Tarboro Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm Daily except Sunday. pm Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 3.00 P. M. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck 9.30 A. M. daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N via A Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- v, P M. Sunday P M, William N C. P M, P M. Returning leaves Williamston, X C, daily except Sunday. A M. Sunday A M. arrive Tarboro, N C, A M, AM. Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Goldsboro daily except A M, arrive C. AM. Re- turning leaves Smithfield, X C A M, arrive X C. P M. Train on Nashville leaves Rocky Mount at P M, arrives Nashville P M, Spring Hope P M. Returning leaves Spring A M, Nashville A M. arrives Rocky Mount A M, daily, except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton, daily, except Sunday, at P M. Returning leave Clinton at A M, connecting at Warsaw with and Southbound tram on Wilson A Branch is No. is No. except Sunday. Train South will stop only at Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun- day via Bay Trains make close connection all via and Wash- All trains run solid between ton and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. K. DIVINE. General J. R. Transportation T. M. Passenger EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. J. O. WHITTIER. Will Color One to Four Pounds Of Dress Goods, Garments, J Yarns, Rags, etc. j cents. A Child can use them The PUREST, STRONGEST and FASTEST or all lo Dye Ml be colon. for Feathers. Rib. , and all Fancy Dyeing. leading color. They also make Beat and Cheapest WRITING INK ONE QUART laundry blue f Cents. Directions for Coloring Photographs a Cabinet as sample, sent for cents. Ask druggist for Book and Sample Card, or writ WELLS, RICHARDSON t CO. For Gilding or Droning Fancy Articled, DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold. Silver. Copper Only IO Cent. MACON HOUSE, Greenville, N. C. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT CONVENIENTLY LOCATED. LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS. TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST OF THE MARKET. Good rooms and attentive servants. Feed Stables in Proprietor. HOTEL SPENCER THE HOME ROOMS FREE. Polite waiters. Good rooms. Best the market affords. When in stop at the Hotel, on Main St., Washington. N. C. Heed how thou Do not act by day Which from the night shall drive thy peace away. In months of gun go live that months of rain Shall still be happy. Evermore restrain Evil and cherish good, so shall there be and a happier life for thee. Washington Letter. B u EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS ALL PURCHASERS CAM BE MANUFACTURED Isaac MM BY L. C. TERRELL, GREENVILLE. N. C. Should be Mad a m before confinement. Send for book To free. Co- Atlanta, iv o v Jig filing ,; fig I C. B. M. B. Edwards , Printers and Binders, 1ST. Cf. We have the largest and most complete establishment of the to be found in the State, and solicit orders for all classes Of Commercial, Bail- road or School Print- or Binding. WEDDING STATIONERY READY, FOR PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND COUNTY OFFICERS. he orders. Printers RALEIGH, K. G. Fort f i in of than On fr and tn. of the I to act mm I c copy- I etc , for tbs United St and lo obtain a Canada, France, and their facilities an and prepared anti filed to on abort notice. Term charge for mod a la Advice by mail free Patent., lathe Hi I baa the tad la of u kind in the world. of each a notice and WEEK. I. Vat 93.00 a jeer, and M admitted lb be bast paper devoted to and of It the names of all in-i of patented each Try it moo ilia for dollar. b all If an t patent writ to Mann a , of M Haw handbook TAt- . of , ;. la A Special to Reflector. Washington, D During present session of Congress, which turn in a little over two months, more than bills have been in- hi the House of Not one fortieth of them have passed, and hot ore adjournment, the number of bills presented and referred will probably have reached twice number. The life of a bill is rather interesting To give you come idea of red tape that a bill must encounter, it to say that a full-grown bill must be printed six times, and must past through the of at least twenty-five persons be- fore it can be numbered with the laws of the laud. There seems to be a growing n the part of Congress to regulate, or rather to restrict the publication of certain matter in the a lotteries and gift enterprises. Thirteen bills of this character were introduced in the last Congress, and eight or nine have been brought forward in the present. The Committee has ported adversely the bill to license conductors, and this is probably the last that will be heard of that measure. The House Judiciary Committee has ordered a favorable report on bill to refund the taxes collected during late civil war, with an amendment providing money so collected shall be to the rightful owner. There little doubt the passage of this The Ways and Means has bill authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to invest the surplus in the purchase of United States bonds. Hereto- fore this authority was conferred upon that official by virtue of the provision of the annual bill As an issue has been questioning hit light ID the matter, it was thought best to settle the controversy by such legislation The Republican Senators have but two subjects to discuss hen they wish to talk tor political feet When weary of assaulting the President's message they are to the necessity attack- the mail service in the We-t. Senator Reagan was to the point when he said that if a reform was honestly sought, the complaints would not be sent to the United States Senate, but to the Peat office Department, where steps could be taken to correct the alleged short- comings. Blame letter is variously view- ed both by Democrats and The former place little faith in his sincerity, while those of the latter who are unfriendly to the aspirations of the man from Maine are more than willing to take him at his word. On the other hand, the ardent supporters of Mr. Blaine are hoping that there will be a reaction in his fa- which will apparently make the candidacy favorite a necessity. As a result of the retirement of there are a number of Presidential booms, among which be mentioned Senators Haw Sherman, Allison, as aB Gresham and General Sheridan. In fact the Republicans in Congress are now thinking more of dent-making than of legislation. At last the so culled Blair has again passed Senate this time by a vote of to It has been in three Congresses now, and has occupied much valuable time, which its en- say will be to no purpose. Its fate in the House is problem but most of the Democrats voted against it before, and the the bill has been thought and talked of the weaker it hat grown. The last vote upon it by the Senate was not so strong as the vote of two years ago. The fisheries Commission concluded its labors and signed a treaty, the same will be submit to the Senate today. It only includes disputes on the At- coast. The President and party are ex- to make their flying trip to the Land of Flowers early next eek. They will not be absent quite one week. Kb b stomach of course-. Why Be- cause If it Ir out of order you are one of the most miserable creatures living. Give it a fair, honorable chance and see If it is not best friend have in the end. Don't smoke in morning Don't drink In the morning. If you most smoke and drink wait until your stomach i through with breakfast. Yon can drink more and smoke more in the evening and it tell or. yon less. food and does not digest are troubled with Heartburn, Dizziness of the head, coming up of the fond after eat- indigestion, or any trouble of the stomach, yon had beat use Green's Flower, as no person Can use it without Immediate relief. Republican Newspapers. Rockingham Rocket. No than probably papers have been started in North Carolina within tho last two mouth, bring- the total number now publish- ed op to ten or a This may be taken o of the determined fight that the propose to make the capture of the State i year. Most of these papers arc started with aid will be sent out gratis all the country, and hundreds of them will reach a class of people who never take any newspapers except such as get without paying for them. With these people the plausible platitudes and of the Republican press will have weight, and unless their eyes are opened to the truth, many of them will be wheeled in- to the ranks of the Our own county is to be flooded with these campaign papers, and the Democratic party see that their spacious arguments and misrepresentations are by sound Democratic truths and doctrine. If the Democratic par- wins this election it has got to tight it, tooth and the country, in the State and in the Nation. A great means to this end is Democratic literature and figures that show which party ha been the friend to tho people, the party of my and of honest government ; sow it broadcast over land, who runs may read In former years the Democrats have not responded very liberally to for campaign funds ; this year they must do better if they desire the success of the party. Mr i Perfect Painless a new book Dr. John II. Dye, one of Sew skillful physicians, shows that pain is not necessary in Childbirth, but results from causes easily understood and overcome it proves chat any woman may be- come a any pain whatever. It also tells how to overcome and prevent morning sickness, swelled limbs, and all other evils attending It is i and highly endorsed by physicians everywhere as the wife's true private companion. Cut this out; it will save and possibly your life. Send two-cent stump for descriptive circulars, testimonials, and confidential letter sent in sealed envelope Address Frank Thomas Co., Publishers, Md. Sam Downed. Kansas City. Mo., Jan. Over women, most of them handsome and well dressed, pied the seats in Priest of hall this morning, when Sam Jones mounted the platform. His was especially intended for wives, and those desirous of curing good advice were out in full force. Among other things Jones said you twist and squeeze your body to please I never heard of a woman that did not have corns. If there ts one here I would like to have her Here a modest looking young woman on a seat rose up and amid a storm of applause stated that she did not have any corns. For once the only Sam Jones was outdone. He colored and linked as cheap as it was possible for a man to look. After rubbing his face a moment he himself and said thank God, in forty years of observation I have found one woman who does not have corns, I will be much obliged it she will furnish me with her Then he looked as though he was doubtful whether he had said the right thing or not Salvo. The best in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe- Sores, Chapped Hands, Corns, and all Skin ons and cures Piles, or no pay re- quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, box. Tor sale by The English sparrows have at- tacked the truck gardens in the East and are literally destroying green peas and beds of He is unmitigated nuisance any where and everywhere, and something must soon be done to rid tho country of Farmer. To TH Inform readers that I have a remedy for the above named disease. By it- timely use thousand of hopeless coses have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have if they will send their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. A. M. C, St., gave me tome he tramp of the farmer ; me with a A lady in Atlanta who was boarding not long since gave or- to servant to the effect that she was at Shortly afterward a lady living on the opposite side of town called. was extremely fatigued and said she would just go in room of her Friend and rest awhile. There was a indeed But it cold day that finds a woman's wit asleep. So into the wardrobe the lady supposed to he slip- The remained one hour The lady is always at home now to her Journal. A glass factory in the State New Jersey is said to be engaged In little else but the manufacture of bottles for Dr. Hull's Cough I have been suffering the past three months with rheumatism One bottle of Salvation Oil gave entire relief. FRANK Baltimore, Md, An exchange says that are preserved by giving them a tout of rosin. The method is likely to work a revolution in the canvas ham business. The Danville Times says that if the present legislature of fail to the free pass to members of the Assembly, the people will one that will abolish it. THE HEALTH OF A HOME. Is dependent upon the happiness there- in. If is there, what a shadow falls. Parents, you should never neglect a cough or cold, but give in- time Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of and Mullein. Another man thrown out of a good position remarked as he saw u neighbor on the opposite side the street slip and fall on the ice. TURNING NIGHT INTO DAY. Why is the sun like people of fashion It turns night into time people catch cold, which, if not attended to In time, will induce consumption. Take in time Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of On seeing a house being white- washed, a small boy of wanted to know-if it was going to be shaved. SMELL IN A DRUGSTORE, What smells in a drug store nose. But when you have a cold, noting. Cure coughs and cold by Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein. In in the United States books were in 1880, there were issued. Personal. Mr. N. II. of Mobile, Ala., take great pleasure in recommending Dr. King's New for Consumption, having used It for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. instant relief and entirely cur- and I-have not been afflicted since. I also beg to state that I had tried no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and King's New Life Pills, both of can recommend. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- Coughs and Colds, on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles free at Drug Store. A bill requiring a rigid of fertilizers passed both houses of the Virginia Remove all cause of discomfort from the baby, by using Dr. Bull's Baby up, the surest remedy for the diseases of babyhood. Price M cents. live long and the World easy and use when in want of a reliable cathartic. Price only cents a package. The Observer says there is not a bar room in Stanly county. Times turn. W. D. Hoyt Co., Wholesale and Re- tail Druggists of Home, Ga., We have been selling Dr. King's New Electric Bitters and Arni- ca Salve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as well, or give such universal satisfaction. There have been some wonderful cures effected by those medicines in this city. Several cases of pronounced have been entirely cured by use of a few bot- of Dr. King's New Discovery, taken in with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by Ernul. Politeness is one of the sweet est and most beautiful that adorn human conduct. A bulldog's. It is stated in New York that the has collapsed. Farm For Sale. The undersigned offers a desirable farm for sale. Situated about two miles the of Bethel, in Pitt county adjoin- the J. S. Staton farm, containing about acres, acres of which arc cleared. Upon farm are two dwell- houses and outbuildings. upon the premises is excellent. Location healthy. The land is rich, pro- and easily cultivated. For fur- particulars apply to W. S. Bethel, N. C. Special Notice. All persons owing the of Winstead are hereby notified to come forward at once and settle or their ac- counts will be placed in course of S. P. CLARK, Assignee, IMPORTANT. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF T. R. Cherry Co., are hereby notified to come forward at once and settle their accounts. This is as the business of the Arm must be closed up. The loss by the tornado at Mt. Vernon. III., is estimated at Thirty-nine deaths are reported. A STRANGER , ,, A Black. Jr., writes from Andalusia, I Alabama, that he was taken with tery of typo. Doctor were called in to no effect. A stranger suggest- ed Dr. Huckleberry Cordial, and DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY If so buy Harrow It is worth as much in the cotton field as a good hand. For sale by J. H. N. C. J. L. C. LITTLE, HOUSE Agent, Greenville, N. C. N, What is this Disease that it Coming Upon Us . Like a thief night it steals in upon The pa paint about ate chest and sides, and sometime in the hack. They feel dull and sleepy; the mouth has a bad taste, especially in the morning. A sort or sticky slime collects the teeth. The appetite is poor. There is a feeling like a heavy load OB the stomach; a faint, gone -i the pit of tin food does not satisfy. The eyes are sunken, the hands and Feet and clammy. After while a cough sets in, t dry, but after a few months it is attend- ed with a ex- The patient feels tired the while, and sleep does not seem to afford any rest. After a time he become nervous, irritable and gloomy, forebodings. Then is a giddiness, a sort of whirl in the head up suddenly. The how- become costive; the skin is and hot at times; the blood becomes thick and stagnant; he the eyes become with yellow; the Brine is and high colored, de- sediment after m frequently a pitting up f tho food, some- a sour taste and with a sweetish is frequently at- tended palpitation of tin the railed, with prostration ii f . or before tin . . i ling of great All are turn is thought that nearly of our this disease in some if its varied It has found that h the cause ha this fop a live; complaint, kidney disease, etc., hut none these kinds have been success; for it is real and dyspepsia. It s also found that Shaker Ex- of Mother Curative Syrup, when prepared will his disease in all its stages. are must be taken, however, secure the genuine article, will than Mr. John f Co., Via., writes; wife has so much benefited by Shaker Extract of Roots or Syrup that she says would rather be without part of food than without the medicine It has done her good than the doctors and ill other medicines put together. would ride twenty miles to jet it into the bands of any if he can get it in no other way. I believe it will soon sell in this State better than cotton. TESTIMONY FROM Mrs. Barton, Varner, Ripley Co., Mo., writes that she had been long afflicted with dyspepsia and disease of the urinary organs and was cured by Shaker Extract of Roots. Rev. J. J. merchant, of the same place, who sold Mi's. Barton the medicine, says he has sold it for four years and never knew it to fail. SHE WAS ALMOST HEAD I was so low with that there was not a to lie found who could do anything with me. had tottering of the heart and of the head. One lay I read your pamphlet called Life Among the described my disease letter than could myself. the Shaker Extract loots and kept on with o-day I rejoice in good health. It. E. Co., Ky. For sale by Druggists, the A. J. White, Limited, market. Corrected weekly by Wholesale and Retail Grocers. Mess Pork Sides Bulk Shoulders Bacon Sides Bacon Shoulders Pitt County Hams Sugar Cured Hams Flour Coffee Brown Sugar Granulated Sugar Syrup Tobacco Snuff Butter Cheese Egg Corn Irish Potatoes G. A. Salt pool Salt Hides Beeswax Bread Lye OH to 3.20 to 6.80 to to to to to M to to to to to 1.00 1.00 Ha to PARKER'S BALSAM i hall la Youthful Color. ,. lit PARKER STEEL PENS w, i, i mat I 1---T. , i k Stubs, born, THE This paper la kept an at lite -a. GENTS i BUILDING- Lowest SON'S Li-ll -1-. I know. Km, i- ,. HI . . I I Ii V. PERSIAN HI. . I a. as all ore. O, D. J. which Editor A Proprietor. ENLARGED TO w----- hi P Yr, IN ADVANCE Jo----- THE THE gut w. Newspaper ever published in Greenville. It the LATEST NEWS and gives More Beading Mutter for the money than any other paper in North Carolina. The u variety Of news. NATIONAL, STATE and LOCAL, and will devote it- self to the material of the section in which it Sand name and get a FREE SAMPLE is called to tho as its and growing circulation makes it an excellent medium through which to reach the people w w w ALL ORDERS FOR When say do not mean merely to stop a re- turn I A Al. I have made tho disease FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A life long study. I warrant remedy to tho worst cases. Because others hare no reason at n and a I- of my and It costs you nothing a trial, and It will you. Address H. C. ROOT. Ml. C, St., New You Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver the and produces Sick Headache. Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Sallow Skin and Piles. There i no better diseases a trial is ill prove. Sold Everywhere. H i w-i if ate., we will, on of i I ii-l t . full x on at I row If sou play or us and and we will how to in Our La-t to -i it. our of and if haven't All Sold at In H. to bay. BATES Southern Music Hons, SAVANNAH, obtained, and all in the U. S. Patent Office or in the to for Moderate Pees. We are opposite U. B. Patent engaged in Patents lively, mill can obtain patents less rime than those more remote from Washington. When model or drawing is sen we advise as to of charge, make no charge unless we obtain refer, here, to the Post Mas- the of the Money Inlet Div., and to officials of the U. Patent terms and reference to actual in your own State, or comity address C. A. Snow PROMPTLY FILLED. Notice I for baldness, out of hair, eradication of is before the public. Among the ninny who have used It with wonderful success. refer KM to the fol- lowing named gentlemen who will testify to the truth of my assertion Josephus Latham, MR. O. SR., Any one wishing to give It a trial for e above named complaints out procure ELY'S CatarrH CREAM BALM I COLD CATARRH a Liquid, I and of-1 odor. A of Info M-f i. catarrhs i canting It tho head heats tho and h smell, are f by a treatment at by mail, cent-. ELY N Y- WES the ; me, my place of business, for per bottle. ALFRED CULLEY, Barter. la Not a No the had, and In the head, la Um of this It In a One of tho kind that la to of know rime. Balsa BARBER SHOP. The undersigned up his la and any person desiring a CLEAN PHEASANT VB HAIR CUT, or anything in the TONSORIAL ART is invited met or no made.