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GOVERNMENT.
M. Scales, of
of New Hanover.
Secretary of .
ons, of Wake.
of Wake.
of Gates.
Superintendent of Pas-Be Instruction
Sidney Finger of CataWba.
Attorney General F.
son, of
CURT.
Chief Justice- William N. II. smith, of
Wake.
ft sum Thomas Ashe. of
Amen ; S. Merrimon. of Wake.
JUDGES SUPERIOR COURT.
R. Shepherd, of
Second Philips, of
Third Connor, of Vt
son.
Clark, of
Wake.
A. Gilmer, of
Gut-ford
Sixth T. of
Sampson.
Seventh C. of
Cumberland.
Eighth J.
Cabanas.
Ninth F. Graves, of
Tenth C. Avery, of
tanks.
Eleventh Shipp, of
Mecklenburg.
Twelfth n- Merrimon.
of
IN
B. Vance, of Meek-
W. Ransom, of
District
C. Latham, of Pitt
Second Simmons, of I
c raven.
Third W. of
Pender
Fourth Nichols, of I
Wake j
Fifth W. Reid, of Rock- I
Sixth T. Bennett, of j
S.
of Rowan.
Eighth II. II. Cowles, I
of Wilkes.
Ninth Johnston, j
Buncombe
Superior Court A.
King.
Register of II.
B. Cherry.
S.
P. Redding.
Commissioners-Council Dawson. Chair-
man, Mooring, J. A. K. Tucker,
W. A. James, T. E. Keel.
Public School
Latham.
of F. W. Brown.
TOWN.
Moons
C. Forbes.
J. Perkins.
Ward. T. A.
J. P. 2nd Ward. O.
and R. Williams 3rd Ward, J. J. i
Perkins and A. F. Kin-mil. .
CHURCHES. I
First and Third
Sundays, morning and night. Rev. N. C.
Hughes, D. D., Rector.
Sunday, morn-
and night. Prayer every
Wednesday night. Rev. R. B. John, I
Pastor.
every Sunday, morn-
and night. Meeting every
Wednesday night.
Pastor.
Democratic Nominees. Our Workingmen.
NATIONAL.
FOB
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
FOR v KM dent
ALLEN
Of Ohio.
STATE-
Castle Garden Immigration Nuts for
Campaigners to
Cloud of Famished
after Morton's Substance.
Bright Skies in the West.
New Star Syndicate in the
DANIEL G.
Of Wake County.
THOMAS If. HOLT,
Of Alamance Count v.
FOR STATS
WILLIAM L.
Of Nev. Hanover County.
DONALD W.
Of Wake
ion At
GEORGE W. SANDERLIN,
of Wayne County.
FOB OF IX
SIDNEY M. FINGER,
Of Catawba County.
FOR i
THEODORE P. DAVIDSON,
Of County.
FOB I
JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
Franklin.
E. SHEPHERD,
Of
A. AVERY.
Of Burke.
FOR Tolls AT
ALFRED M. WADDELL,
Of New Hanover.
FREDRICK N.
Of
LODGES.
Greenville No. A. F. A.
meets every 1st Thursday and Mon-
day night 1st and 3rd Sunday at
Masonic Lodge. W. King, W. M.
Greenville R. A. Chapter. No. meets
every 2nd and 4th nights at Ma-
sonic F. W. I.
Covenant Lodge, No. I. O. O. F.
meets every Tuesday night. D. L.
James, N. G.
Insurance Lodge, No. K. of II.,
meets every first and third Friday night.
D. D. Haskett. D.
Pitt Council, No. A. L. of II. meets
every Thursday night. C. A. White. C. j
Reform Club meets in their
club room every Monday night, at
o'clock. Mass meeting in the Court House
fourth Sunday of each month, at o'clock
p. M. E. C. Glenn,
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
meet in the Reform Friday
of each week. V. II.
and,
Band of Hope meets in Reform Club
Room every night. Eva
H umber,
POST OFFICE.
Office hours A. M. to P. M. Money
Order hours A. at. to P. M. No or-
will be from to P. M. and i
from to p. M.
Bethel mail arrives daily Sun-
at JO A. M., and departs at P u.,
Tarboro mail arrives daily Sun-
at M. departs at P. U.
Washington mail arrives daily
at M. and departs at P. M.
Mail leaves for Ridge Spring and inter- ,
mediate offices, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Returns at M. j
mail arrives Fridays at
. at a. M.
H. A. M.
The radiant of bat lender face
Was lint an echo of her lovelier soul
To all things fair she lent fairer grace
What was not sweet, sweetness
from her
In daily loving acts she met their needs
Who dreamed of future great and noble
deeds.
She strove to round her life that law
She willed to be the world's, in act and
word
When others found but ill some good
she saw.
Ami held from all unkind she
She fain would see linked closer friend
to friend.
And sought to make love deeper grow
not end.
And what she seemed to be she was, in
sooth,
Alike to all. herself, sincere and true,
Earnest trusting all. for such
truth
To her. It gave her faith in she
knew.
And if they grew indeed beneath her
spell.
More like to what she thought them,
who can tell
She loved the world and tie it fair each
day
About her ; to her steps joy seemed to
cling j
Through initial of love she took her gen-
way.
And dropped her words and looks like
flowers of spring.
And though she died in youth, who but
will say
The world is better for her life's short
day t
CHOICE.
I do not care how high she stands.
Or what her ancestry-.
Or if she unbounded lands
And ships on every sea
I do not care to know her lined,
Nor on what soil she grew
I only ask if she's indeed.
An honest
The pride of titles I ignore
At crowns crests laugh
I care not it my ancestor
lance or shepherd's staff;
If he was honest, brave and true.
With heart unwavering.
To him the mead of praise is due.
If peasant or if king.
What's lie who wears the regal crown f
A creature of sod-
Formed of like as a clown
Made the self-same God
And God will no fond record keep
Of pomp and power, and pride.
As each man sows so shall lie reap,
By deeds all must be tried.
So when meet a woman of worth.
What matters it to me.
What lucky country claims her birth.
Or what her creed may lie
She is my type of majesty
In whom all virtues blend.
And in her noble face I see
A am a
Scales the
same directors on the A. N. C.
railroad.
York Aug. 3rd, 1888.
Tin- Committee
pointed to into the
immigration into this
try settled down to business
some days since. Already
of nu extra-sensational
character have to light. Pus
sing mention hits been made in
these letters the demoralizing
, conditions which surround the
of pauper labor. Witness
alter witness at this investigation
has explained to the committee how
the agents throughout It-,
inflame the working people with
gilded accounts of prosperity over
here, by these fairy tales allure
them from their work and bring
them here to feed upon the vitals of
honest American labor. These
blood speculators receive on an av
for each poor devil
whom they succeed in landing at
Castle Garden. The tariff is paid
by the transportation companies in
the shape or a
this is not the worst of it.
Reputable witnesses have
that it is a common practice on the
other side to societies the
express purpose transporting con-
to this country. No less a
personage than the Regent of Ba;
is shown to have been actively
connected in proceedings of this
sort.
The Committee, which seems to
be in dead earnest, will take
in this city probably through
oat the month of Angus-, and then
go to Boston. In the result Of their
inanities the
foresee a most powerful campaign
document- It is proposed that
cry citizen workman in the close
States shall have an opportunity of
seeing the results of this system
which cuts down his wages and res
his chances of employ by
bringing into competition with him
men can in clover on
which to him mean
Apart from this phase of the
its social
soap end of be
made to appeal powerfully to the
public conscience.
OR
Now is the melancholy season of
the year when the professional cam
shooter gets in his line work.
The big parades, jollifications and
blow outs are yet a little in
front of us, but the shooter is
his lungs in pleasurable an-
of what the next few
weeks will bring forth. Since it has
become generally known that Boss
headed his National Com
by securing first pull at the;
Morton the have j
been looking as spruce and chipper
as you can imagine.
the splendid country
seat of the banker candidate, is the
special Mecca to which those
lot pilgrims bend their footsteps, i
Like locusts of Egypt, two
weeks past they have been pouring
upon the
of the gentleman who is understood
to have unlimited to dis-
for the glory of the party and
the fatuous vanity of The
devout arc also taking
in the home of Warner
Miller, on their route. The first j
requirement for your pol-1
is a keen scent for the
ma of the flesh pots, were else I
on earth will you find so much
as here.
i I
One of the most singular and not
the least interesting evolutions
ill is campaign Oil the lie publican-
side, is the reappearance of a man
. who was a character in
politics ten years ago but suddenly
into retirement from no fault,
i of his own. lie is none other than
the celebrated apostle of i
division and William II.
whose of the lie-.
publican party m Pennsylvania
wound up with a sharp turn
years ago. Newspaper readers will
have little difficulty in recalling this
bit. of history how
others were convicted of bribing,
legislators in connection with
bills reimbursing railroad
, whose was destroyed I
in the riots It WM
who discovered Quay
caused him to be appointed Col
of State when this misfortune j
befell him. It was Quay, true to
his instincts, who by virtue of his I
petition in Board of Pardons j
stood between and the pen-1
when every other resource
failed him. though an
en in on -s v rich man and still
dent of of the leading banks of
j Philadelphia, is to this day debar-
red by this conviction from
any the functions of citizen
ship. It is doubtful if he will
in his ambition to have
I removed in time to vote for
i Harrison Morton, but word
comes the Quaker City that be
is the power behind Quay's throne
at Republican Headquarters, and is
easily the master spirit of the cam-
amount his personal
contribution to the cause of
is said to be very large.
GOOD FROM
Chairman was looking as
sleek and chipper as a bridegroom,
when your correspondent dropped
in to pick up any late crumbs about
the progress of the campaign,
is extremely hopeful of carrying the
State of California, and
the amount of mail matter
which was pointed out as coming,
from that State with assurances of
Democratic triumph, the Chairman's
enthusiasm seems to be well found-
ed. Mr. M. Vies
resident of the Democratic State
Committee of California told your
representative that not in years has
the State been ,
in such excellent form. He insists
that California is as certain to go;
Democratic as Virginia.
great on account of his
especial championship of the
side Chinese
Mr. says, caused thous-
ands of Democrats to swing in line
for him four years ago. This
of strength will not only be
to the Democracy this
year, but the same reasons which,
impelled Democrats to support the
Republican ticket will under
reversed conditions transfer
thousands of Republican, votes from
Harrison to Cleveland.
THE
The Harrison about whom there is
most talk here just now is not the
gentleman whose name heads the
Republican National ticket. Of an
entirely different brood is he. Sot
in many years has any evangelist;
created such a stir in religious
of wicked Gotham. Ho is
known the boy preach
and he probably was a boy at
some period of his career,
one would judge from
his appearance, with men about
launching into their fourth decade.
lie done all but work
here during the past three
months as a revivalist. Taking up
one Methodist after another
in those parts of the
where the working people be
has lead fight against his Satanic
majesty with a favor that has borne
fruit in thousands of converts.
crowds have attended
his meetings and sinners
have almost fought their way to the
anxious scat.
is the legend
greets those entering the John
Street Church, which is at pres-
seat of war. The figures
signify the number of converts, and
I here yet no visible ebbing of the
tide. John Street is very near Wall,
and took
his head quarters there in order to
carry the war into the dominion of
Mammon and figuratively overturn,
the tables of the money changers.
These tough old sharks of the
every one
themselves a trifle
too weary headed off the danger
of being answered by declining to
attend the revival meetings.
thronged them, though, with
no more serious purpose than to
watch the progress the light. It
was from these chiefly that the
got his recruits.
Evangelist Harrison's methods
and his power differ from those of,
all the great leaders of his guild.
He lacks the persuasive eloquence
of Moody and his strength is not
equal to the sledge hammer blows of
Sam Jones. The secrets of his
are indomitable energy, won-
physical endurance in
tense enthusiasm. He will walk up
and down the aisles of his church
during the progress of a meeting,
working his arms like pump bundles.
talking to this person and that, and
exhorting the congregation
ally at n words a gait.
There is hardly the slightest pause
between seeming to
lap over on its one
to listen intently in order to
keep apace with the frequently
discourse. His voice is a rich
base, he is tall and rather spare and
you may seldom sec him without a
short stubble of coarse beard on his
otherwise boyish features.
Concord Times.
Occasionally we hear some man
say, he doesn't
matter to who are elected
whether Radicals or
regret to hear such expressions,
for they clearly indicate that the
party making such expressions is an
ignorant man. Ignorant, because
he doesn't know the teachings
practices of the Radical party.
fact that the Radical
party, which is composed of the,
same materials as it was when in
power before, to to
white men most whom
are office and
well nigh ruined the State
when in power before. My friend,
doesn't it matter with you whether
you have n good or bad govern-
t My friend don't you care
whether or
is in control of this State f
My friend, don't yon whether
the laws are so that you
feel secure in your right of person
and property I My friend, don't
yon care whether the taxes low
or high My friend, doesn't it mat-
with yon whether or
white men control this State T If
you arc engrossed in business, re-
member that the success of your
business depends upon the
of the laws and low taxes. If you
are a poor man, remember the
of Radical party tends direct-
to make the poor poorer and the
rich richer. Don't say don't
care, or it doesn't matter with
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Washington, D. C, August
Mr. Cleveland has about given up
all hope of getting bis accustomed
summer outing this year, owing to
the long session of Con-
the end which cannot yet I
be seen.
The Republican Senators arc in
a quandary about the tariff. Some
want to report a bill, and then ad-
join n, some want to report, discuss,
and pass a bill, while others want to
simply vote on the Mills bill as it,
passed the House. Diverse as these
opinions are they do not represent
all the factions of the o. A
majority of the Republican Senators
are in favor of passing a substitute
for the Mills a caucus
has so when the
that substitute is
discussed, no two of them
alike. What the outcome is to
be, remains to seen. In the,
mean time revenue reform is march-
towards victory-
Assistant Secretary Thompson of
the Treasury Department is the
right kind of a democrat. In a let-
written in answer to a I louse
resolution of inquiry as to Canadian
discrimination against. American
vessels, Mr. Thompson shows that
such discrimination exists to a very
marked extent upon the Welland
canal, and be recommends
legislation as the best remedy.
That's just the kind of talk.
lions are like men, they always it-
sped the fellow that strikes back
from the shoulder when be IS struck.
The Republican Senators
anxious to bring about another
deadlock in the Home. They are
about to tack the Direct Tax bill,
that caused the late dead lock, on
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill,
as an amendment. When the late
dead lock was broken, the House
agreed to vote upon this bill in De-
when it will be Mire to pass.
The stales having waited nearly
years for this money could surely
wait a more months. This bill
is brought forward again at this
time, for no other purpose than to
make another dead lock.
It has come Mr. has in-
traduced n bill in the Senate, which
gives ever- man who served three I
mouths in army or navy
United States during the late war,
a pension,
Mr. Randall is getting I Otter
slowly. Tho report that he had a
cancer in his stomach la absurd so
says his physician. .
Ex-Congressman Prank
who has recently been traveling
around pretty extensively, says the
tariff reform issue will sweep
country, and that Cleveland and
will be elected by one of
tho largest electoral majorities ever
given.
The picture of the first homestead
ever taken up in the States
under the homestead law, may be
seen at the capitol. It was located
in Gage Co., Nebr., by Daniel Free
man. The picture was brought
here by Representative
be turned over to the land
office.
Senator Davis was viciously at-
tacking the President's veto Mrs.
pension, bill, when Sena-,
tor proceeded quietly to
that this woman was a fraud
of the worst kind, and that the
names of several prominent people
on her paper had been forged. Mr.
wants the Senate to pass a
resolution ordering copies
President pension vetoes, but
they are not likely to agree to it.
In transmitting the annual report
of the Civil Service Commission to
Congress, Mr. Cleveland sent a short
but comprehensive message on the
subject. He thinks that
progress has been made, when all
things arc considered.
Senator from the Senate I
committee on public lands, has re-
ported favorably a bill authorizing
the Secretary of the Interior, in all
cases where it shall appear to his
satisfaction that parties have paid
two dollars and a half per acre for
land reduced to by the act of;
June 1880, to pay the excess to
such parties or their legal represent-
Speaker declined to at-
tend tho meeting of the
at Atlanta, Georgia.
He says be will take pleasure
in making a political in
state, later.
A bill establishing a laud court
for the settlement of private land
claims in Colo, and N. Mex. has
been by the House.
Mr. had his Oklahoma
bill up this week, but did not sue
in getting it to a vote.
Let There be More Sunshine
and Gladness.
The lie lie Ton tame is
correct when it says if people would
speak more kindness and repress
less t hero would be more gladness l
in this world. Every heart has
kindness in it; but every heart does
not speak. It seems natural to tin
earthen all that Is unkind and to
repress all is and kind-
The real goodness of heart goes to
the grave All that could make sun-
shine for ourself friends too of-
ten goes to ashes with our bones.
Verily, the human heart does not
speak half the kindness
has given it, and until it has in His
eyes we are ungodly and not
fulfilled our promise. Give loose
rein to the heart when its prompt-
are pure and noble, and only
when its promptings are
noble and void of goodness.
The Press Convention.
Mr. W. G. in his paper
tho Durham Daily Plant,
says this of the Press Convention at
City last
We carefully studied the personnel
Convention, it contained
no great It, however, had
among the number present some of
the best fellows in the State, some
hardest working men we
know.
One thing pleased us,
the tone was good. If a sin-,
editor misbehaved in any way
while at Morehead, or on the way
to or from we did not
hear of it. Whiskey was plentiful
and easily obtainable. Did a single
editor became intoxicated f
If a single member of the Press
Association took a he was
very quiet and private about it.
We are glad this is so. think
this an improvement. And an
in morals is better
than an Improvement brilliancy
and and sensationalism.
We are glad to this testimony.
kept our eyes open, and think
we are speaking that we. do know.
The Poet and
railed us. We not the pleas
lire of the feast we had anticipated.
The orator was on but the
audience failed to get there. The
ninny empty benches sat still and
mode no noise, and showed one good
trait that some audiences would do
well to emulate; not one got and
left just as speaker was reach-
the best part the address.
Taking it all in all Convention
passed pleasantly. Mr. T.
I. Kid ridge rondo an
dent. Mr. II. Lindsay made a
good secretary. Their successors,
we think are worthy their
Mr. Thad R. Manning,
of the Henderson Gold is the
president now, Mr. II.
of the Concord Time, is
secretary, we know they are good
officers.
Resides increasing the difficulty
of becoming members of
by more particularly
their qualifications, some steps
form a basis of rates for foreign ad-
wore I
The papers State are deter,
nulled they will no longer submit to
the dictatorial tone of advertising
agencies, and they will soon adopt u
basis rate and publish it, say
no foreign advertisement will beat,
that does not pay the rate.
This is done in sell defense. No re-
relating to home advertise-
were made. Bach publisher
makes his own contract with home
advertisers. We hope this may in
some measure, protect- the papers
from these agencies.
The has always turned a
face of against these agencies,
and numerous letters from
have been unanswered and cast into
the waste basket. All the
asks, nil the press of the State
asks is to have a fair chance.
The North Carolina editors are
working bard, and by hard work
and stingy living they make enough
to eat for themselves and build up
many big men and big towns.
If anything is wanted, somebody
must run to the editor get him
lo put a piece in the paper. He is
servant of all, and like the
is expected by those he serves
to wait and eat second
table. But we are going to get
ready to come in when the first,
bell rings before long.
A WEEK'S GLEANING
The State Over, From
Many Exchanges.
Our
Good Manners.
Never try to outshine, but to
please.
Never press a favor when it seems
Never intentionally wound the
feelings of a human being.
Never talk or laugh aloud in
places or upon street.
Never forget that vulgarity has its
origin in ignorance or selfishness.
Never urge another to do any-
thing against his desire unless yon
see danger before him.
Do not ask another to do what
you would not be to do under
similar circumstances
Never omit to perform a kind act
when it can with any
amount of exertion.
Do not make witticisms at the
expense others which you would
not wish to have made upon your-
selves.
Remember that good manners are
thoughts filled with kindness and
refinement and then translated into
behavior.
Be not ostentations in dress or
deportment; nothing can be more
vulgar. Sec that costumes fit tho
time and occasion.
Be rude to none; rudeness harms
not even tho humblest and poorest
to whom it is directed, but it in-
the exhibitors.
Never treat superiors with
or inferiors with arrogance.
Speak as kindly to a day laborer as
to one occupying a high position.
Always give precedence to elders,
visitors and superior. Offer them
the best scat at the table, the best
piece by the and the first of
everything. Go mere
form, and see that they arc comfort-
able and happy.
As as it was Long.
you were on a bad spree
Mr. Ellis, I was.
Bless me, if I in the
gutter a pig. Father Ryan
come along, look at me says, says
is known by the company
did yon get up,
but the pig
Happenings in and Events Concerning the
North People
Are Doing Saying.
A is in jail Goldsboro
for a watermelon.
Raleigh has a colored infant six
weeks old with twenty teeth.
There Knights of
Labor in county.
Gov. Scales will go into the bank
business in alter tho
. expiration of his term.
The small boy a cigarette de-
seven bales of cotton on the
I platform at the depot in Charlotte a
few days ago.
Alliances in North Carolina-
A Wonderful growth. Ten months
ago we had Alliances in the
State, a gain of in ten
Clinton There is a
pear tree on Mr. It. plan-
that is supposed to
years old and has a lull crop on this
year of good pears.
The Tobacco Association of North
Carolina composed of all tobacco
planters, manufactures and dealers,
will meet Morehead in annual
convention. August
Ki list on We learn
that there; some probability of a
Knights of Labor ticket being put
Greene We thought
j it was against the law for a secret
to engage in polities.
Winston Daily, Messrs.
editors the
purchased of J. II.
his entire Interest and good will
the Kernersville and Farm,
which paper will HOW be
tin Advance,
The Charlotte
During encampment at Wrights-
ville tickets were sold from
Wilmington to the camps. And
this did not include all who passed
over the road, as many paid their
fare Instead n ticket.
A colored woman
I from near flu ton's, went
j lug In
has not been heard fro in ; is
supposed to have lost her way.------
Mrs. Nathan Dawson died at Gone-
toe last Saturday evening, and was
buried there Sunday afternoon.
An effort is being made to
the graves of the soldiers buried at
Hollywood Cemetery. Richmond Va.
Out of the six thousand soldiers
burled there, 1780 ire North
Carolina. Contributions may be
sent to Col. W. E. Anderson,
Citizens National Rank at
The Dunn Signboard says the
j meanest man in the world is he who
will run down his town paper when
he does not give one single cent to-
wards its support. We have ob-
served, however, Hint those
nothing to the support of a
paper are usually tic ones to find
the most fault with it.
Henderson The pro-
meeting which has
going on at the B. church at
Middleburg, closed Sunday. The
pastor Rev. N. assisted
by Rev. J. R. Nelson, Presiding
ISIdor, and Rev. L. L. Nash, of
As a result of their earnest,
labors, there wore fifteen conversions
and fourteen accession to the church.
Raleigh The Scott
Par tin mystery has been solved
Solicitor Argo has allowed the man
held in jail to go at liberty. The
Solicitor has received letters that
show that the man is
he enlisted In Battery
II. Artillery at Fort
Maine, Nov. and
charged Dec. as unlit for I
the duties of a he was
born in Queen
that ho is a crank.
New On Tues-
day morning a col. red girl
on upper street while
building a fire introduced kerosene
to facilitate matters, I
tho usual explosion i
which ignited the girl's cloths
who, before aid could
, oared, was badly
Wednesday morning a colored ,
man named Hagar Reed ; living in
I the upper part of the city, while
carrying an oil lamp stumbled and
fell, the lamp exploded and the
fortunate woman was instantly a
ma.-.-, of flame; before assistance was
rendered she was burned.
Her husband, George Reed, in en-
to extinguish the
was badly burned ab jut tho hands.
At least half Sate exchanges
say Judge Avery sentenced Cross
to six years in tho Penitentiary. He
did nothing kind and are
at a loss to know how they ever got
such an idea. The sentence, as
first announced by I is Honor, Was
eight years labor for cross, on the
public roads, and live labor
for White, on the public roads. His
Honor, in response to a very touch
appeal in behalf of Gross, by his
counsel, begging his sentence
made as White's, remit-
one year, only, making the sen-
seven years. Tho words
or were not any
i time mentioned Progressive Farm-
A Remarkably Pretty Wed-
ding.
About Saturday a young
couple entered the grain store of
on
square, in Lewiston. and asked if
Judge Smith was in. The Judge
was sitting in tho back office look-
out at the drizzling rain. Ho
arose and with his welcome smile
approached the couple. this
Judge Smith was the question of
the young man, across whose face a
bashful blush swept suspiciously.
was tho reply of Lewis
ton's oldest and one of her most re
justices.
want to get was
the straightforward response.
The young lady, who was remark-
ably bright mid pretty, blushed fur-
at this and stood a little
nearer to her affianced.
Judge Smith looked up quickly
at this request, cleared his throat a
little, put his hands his coat
pocket and pulled out his
chief, wiped his eyes asking for and
examined the attested publication
certificate, and finally, with a be
smile, said that ho would
be pleased to do it.
do you want to be
ed he asked.
was response. The
bride blushed again.
asked Judge.
was the reply.
The grain store, with its dusty
floors and windows,
seemed a strange place for such an
event. The brightness of the bride
was happiest picture in it. The
rain was pattering just out
side open door and
crosswise down Piled
high around were bugs meal and
shorts and cottonseed. Shovels,
hoes rakes, corn baskets and
were on every side. There
were one or two customers in the
stoic. Three or four meal bedecked
drivers stood by the doorway. A
truck team backed to the door, and
a man came bustling out of the
rain. The followed Judge
Smith into the little The
door was not shot because there is
no door to the office.
The couple stood before the
justice, who pronounced tho
ceremony and tied a knot
an firm and as good as ever was tied
between as honest looking a
as ever stood anywhere the world,
be lore any person, priest or bishop.
W lien the ceremony was over the
bride was blushing like a peony
under the eyes witnesses,
her cheeks were blighter than tho
ribbon tied about her throat.
The groom said right, my
dear out they went to
Barring a smirch of meal
upon the wedding frock, there was
no sign of the grain store as they
stepped out. n wedding
as I ever said one of wit-
Monti
y ;.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
GREENVILLE, N.
Practice In all the court-. Collections
n Specialty.
I. L.
DENTIST, t
St.
AW,
It E E V I L L E, A. V.
ORE E A V I . L B, N. C.
AUG. M
C M
A BERNARD,
A W,
V. C.
Practice in the and Federal
J E MOORE
J H. TUCKER
J D MURPHY
A Ml
W,
N. C.
LATHAM
n. c.
T V.
Attorney and at Law
N a
Attorney and at Law
N U.
Will practice In the Courts o Pitt,
Greene, and Beaufort conn
ties, and the Supreme Court.
Faithful attention given to all business
entrusted to hi in.
DR. H. SNELL,
WASHINGTON, H. C.
Surgeon Dentist.
Tenders his professional services t the
public.
Teeth extracted without pain by the
of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
B. YELLOWLEY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Greenville, N. C.
The Eastern Reflector,
GREENVILLE, N. C-
WHICHARD, Editor and
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IN THE
Subscription Price. 1.50 per year.
but
will not hesitate to Democratic
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with the true principles of the party.
If yon want a a
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WEDNESDAY AUGUST
at the office at
Mail Matter.
Announcement for this Month.
n order that all may an
opportunity of reading the Re-
during the remainder
of the campaign, we will send
it to any subscriber whose name
comes in during the month of
August, until the of
next, for cents- Send your
name and money in early-
Democratic Convention.
A Convention of the Demo
party of Pitt county will Democratic State. Radical
held at the Court House been blighted there also.
Every trust and combination
that is formed is against the far-
mer and laboring man. A
blow to the South is the
trust recently formed by the
manufacturers of jute bagging
by which they have advanced
the price of bagging from to
cents per yard. This means
that the farmers must incur an
additional expense of
in order to place their cotton
crop on the market. Still there
are who will try to argue
high tariff and Republicanism to
our people. Away with it.
same old coon with an-
other ring around his bobs
up in the shape of this
The same faction that
came out of Bethel two years
ago and tried to bring out a
county ticket in order to help
the Republicans get into power,
have styled as the
County Committee of the
party and called a
to be held in Greenville on
Saturday, 18th inst. Of
course they can expect to
nothing, except it be to
defeat the Democrat party and
put Republicans in power. We
warn every man in North Caro-
who is opposed to
government and Republican mis-
rule to have nothing to do with
this Prohibition Party.
He at both conventions was
by acclamation. The last
time saw him lie said lie was no
lie stood now where
he always stood, that the office
ought to seek tho mail not the man
the office, that if the people wanted
him, all right, if not he would be
found doing his best for the other
nominee of tho convention should
be a man of decided strength before
the Tho delegates elected
should ho willing to throw aside
personal favoritism and give their
votes to the man that can be most
certainly elected. Nominate a
a strong man this year and he will
elected. Mr. Pearce is capable
follower. I will add that I think j of making a good canvass. He is a
know the farmers and laborers in
his Township ; that they will stand
by him to the last. In conclusion I
will say that I hope he will have
no opposition amongst his neighbors
but Falkland will unite with
every other Township and
good talker and knows how to make
friends wherever he goes. He
would make it hot and lively for his
opponent. He is an energetic
worker, and the people, the Demo-
the county, admiring his
devotion and efforts in
Put Indiana down as a sure
Sim as heretofore he will the past, would support him
lead the grand old party to victory feeling confident of his
and people of Pitt county
The farmers and laboring
classes will feel they have a
with ability and
second to no county in the State
I would have written the above
sooner, but being absent from home
did not have the opportunity.
A FARMER.
election, that he would make
an obliging efficient and acceptable
officer to tho people of the hole
country. Voter.
July
A meeting of the Prohibitionists
of Bethel and vicinity was held to-
day at o'clock. Col. M. Ham
called the meeting to order,
Rev. A. It- Haven with pray-
Col was elected
temporary Chairman and Z. J.
Whitfield Secretary.
On motion tho Platform of the
National Prohibition party was read
and adopted by the
lowing resolution
That we do hereby en-
and adopt the Platform of the
National Prohibition Party and
its nominees; both National and
State, and enroll names as
From Beaver Dam.
word from
Beaver Dam. It is the general
t ii j.- opinion that from one to several
Prohibition Meeting in candidates for the different
offices, have been suggested from
every township in ex-
Beaver Dam. She is too
modest as well as too loyal to the
Democratic Party, to make much
ado about such always
willing to abide by tho decision of
the County Convention. Among
those, however, spoken of for Reg-
of Deeds and High Sheriff are
C. D. and W.
King for those offices
Those need no
recommendation with but we
would heartily commend to other
parts of the county where they may
not be so well, long and favorably
known as with us. Mr.
in our township and is well
WEAK NERVES
Nervous Headache,
Neuralgia, Stomach
and Liver Rheumatism,
and all affections of the Kidneys.
Pa ink's a
which never and
Coca, stimulants, It
all nervous disorders.
RHEUMATISM
blood. It out tho arid.
and the blood-
making to a condition. It la
the true remedy Rheumatism
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
Cum Co wound quickly
the liver and kidneys to perfect health. Thin
power, with
tonics, it the beet remedy all
kidney
DYSPEPSIA
Paint's the
and opiate the of the
This la why it even
worse of
CONSTIPATION
Is not a
It la ft y. and natural
action to the bowels. surely fol
Iowa use.
professional and Dual nose
men. Bond for book.
Price Sold by
WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO.
BURLINGTON. VT.
members of said and that we I known as a man of culture and line
will do all we can in s good, honest business qualifications and has
way, to promote its success. lite long Democrat, while
Nearly all that were present, en-1 Mr. and
rolled their names before the in
The number is DOW Ho is clever, quick and brave
day of August 1888, at clock nomination for Governor of that ,. .,
m. for the purpose of nominal-1 State because he knew that, no
Harrison.
has for several years proven
himself to be tho best Sheriff
I that Pitt County has probably ever
had. are true Democrats
at
they
of
townships on Saturday the 18th . Chinese ,. I will Prohibition of
day Of August at o'clock then. Gen. Lew W the and sale of T
r M the usual of it an insult to dignity to be beverages, and for the purpose j Items
for the purpose of appoint- offered the tail end of a ticket j or endorsing the Prohibition I
in-,. ii it , , both National and State sod Editor
delegates to said t Con- doomed to defeat of for congressional j c are big
for the Domination of and he declined to be slaughter-1 County tickets, and the local cam-. now order. Rev.
candidates for Constable and the ed in such a manner. Verily, Mr. held a
election of five to con-. -the of the transgressor is;
an Executive Committee and the Radical party be appointed tic convention,
for the township. has sinned so long and grievous That committee consists of Col. N.
The several townships will be that its day of grace is ended.
entitled to select the following and there is nothing that can j and T-M. Manning.
of delegates and same save it from overwhelming de-1 On motion Delegates were
commencing the 21st
ending the 29th, with
Rev. V.
protracted meeting
Branch this week.
The young people gave
of July and
IS converts.
is holding a
at
R. JR. Manager.
WE are now fitted up in and arc prepared to man-
upon short notice any kind or style of
RIDING VEHICLES.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRING.
We also keep a nice line of
made harness.
Come and see us. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
county. Alex. L. Blow,
It. Williams. Jr. Sec'y.
day
fatal-
; Greenville, i A. Ward and
i t i , Swift I J to learn that Mr-
, the State, it's all gone and Z. J. his aim shot on Bat-
By order the ; They tried so hard to get up a neut Secretary. I the discharging while
Executive Committee or f , f s . , It was moved that a copy of it
to tell the truth is in an- and other papers for pub-, church, last
Saturday was buried on Sunday
with masonic honors.
Friend Matt Slaughter left
day for Kinston, where ho goes to
engage in the mercantile business.
hate to lose him, but wish him
much success in his new business.
Misses Sue Ellis Mattie Cole-
of Kinston, are visiting Miss
Nannie Forbes.
Mr. Forbes leaves to-night
for to be present at
The progressive town of Hen-. with Radical
suffered seriously from just at a when they z t, Secretary.
week. Two or three wanted him to be silent. Loge
solitary and
several now stands
fire last
tobacco factories and several
small buildings were burned. upon the Heights of Republican
. a . to proclaim the near
A week ago Suffolk, Va., had of victory for his par-
a disastrous lire, destroying be- That's right Loge die
tween three and four hundred L g M if are
thousand dollars worth of prop- it'll take a sight
arty. the entire and screaming and
portion of the town was blowing to keep life in the G.
Select Good Men.
burned.
P. till election day. But
wouldn't it save you Radicals
The joint canvass between
Fowle and Dockery, the leaden,
has at last been agreed to and
the first list of appointments
published. They will begin the
latter part of this month. They
w ill have spoken together only .
a few times ere Dockery will
wish he had never given that
little scheme of his an airing.
We look for nothing else but
that he will be used
the time is close
at hand when we are to select our
candidates we hope we may
be pardoned for submitting a few
suggestions for the consideration of j
our fellow Democrats of Pitt county.
In making our nominations, a due the Congressional convention,
d should be had not only to the i are glad to see our young
capacity of the man. to discharge friend Stokes out again after
faithfully the duties of the office for j u severe illness of typhoid fever,
which he is selected, but some con- ; Mrs. Irene Forbes, wife of the
should be given to his , late James Forbes, has
much sorrow and heaviness ability to prosecute a vigorous can- led to her bed for several months
soul to accept the situation, and to expound, from the stump,; but we are glad to know that she is
make the election of the hem
candidates unanimous
the general principles improving.
party, to successful We arc pained to that Miss
debate with our opponents, Cornelia Forbes who has been con
Whether you do or not, they'll and to our friends with zeal fined to her bed with malaria, has
get there with every foot enthusiasm. Our candidates taken the many friends
. x j i for the Legislature especially should wish to see her out again soon.
Irene in in particular, and. Mr. W. II.
ideas, we would sympathize , people do not consider me ville, formerly of is visiting
with yon deeply in your I desire to to relatives and friends,
convention as one of the Ufa Stokes of Jack
Gen. Milton B. who fig-
so disreputably in Car-
during the Reconstruction
and stole so largely from our
people, is still at his old tricks. He , S newspapers
has just been arrested in New York with surprise and
for forgery, but ho was discharged
after paving the damages. What
an-penitentiaries made ,
Star.
Not for such as that.
oh. no Penitentiaries have no
use for men who once had good
reputation, or who had high so-
connection or money. That
dates for the lower House of the I jg visiting Miss Mattie Forbes,
legislature, a young man who is I We were glad to see our friend
peculiarly gifted as a speaker I Mack to church
would make a good if yesterday he seemed to enjoy him-
elected, a representative., very much, especially with his
I am a old farmer, a real Politically he is without or;,.
con- field hand, and not use to blemish, has true to the
tins newspapers. But I have Democracy the County, and will, The Economist Great
strength to toe County Ticket, j Bridge, Norfolk county, Va., must
f allude to King of Green-j be a wonderful productive section.
Correction.
Editor of
ville.
B. C. Pearce for Register
of Deeds.
of the of June signed. and
This com-
so full of errors in my
humble opinion that thought it
ought to be replied to. would
have the people in county to
believe that Willis R. Williams was Editor Eastern
not the choice for State Senator
ear Township being divided between
King and Harris, but
Democrat.
On Sunday night, the 22nd inst.,
Mrs. Bright, Col., gave
birth to four living well developed
children, two boys and two girls.
Sale.
to ii decree of Superior
As there seems to be quite a j Court in an between J. c. chest-
of mentioned for Keg- Peed Cm and am-
.-ii . will offer for
Deeds. must beg a House
class are always discharged or that he was tor J. space in your valuable paper to on Saturday,
wed to skill to Canada. . good sent to the consideration good bar tract of land in
Bank officials may
plunder the people and are only
charged with
ties They go free and are
would the writer pleasure to judgment of the Democratic party the county el lands of
vote for either them if nominated name of Mr. It. C. Pearce for F. Mills, John Carrol
but we are sure that a large majors important position. That he is f .
the party are for Senator entitled to favorable consideration more or less
is Williams, we do not believe at the hands of the party every good Tern of aria Cash,
anyone of the good named Democrat, upon reflection must ad- C. M.
Greenville, N. C, Aug.
thought when their deserts have lent their assistance to get up j When Is remembered how
would place them in the chain any such feeling- Willis Williams faithfully, diligently and actively
i i. . ,,. om. c-n Rot Falkland be has worked in our ranks for
gang- But let a pool Township than any man in it, as hon useful he has been
steal a pig or a chicken or a lit- will pole the full vote of the white nil times, it can not be disputed
tie corn and up he goes for from voters s great many colored. that such a man should be regarded
. , Ti,, This he has ever done And Mr. with favor when mentioned pub
1.- v, Williams will not ii,; Mr. has been
Penitentiaries are for in these us a good faithful and true, and year after
Shame upon the in all the can we get year he has labored for our cause
ans of the law that such a ls before the pro- without asking,
pie. He ever stood by His name is now being men
of affairs exists that is farmers the for the nomination of
such slackness in out He has ever worked hard for the of deeds. It is a matter lat to
party, making for he has the Convention that assembles
never hail any office Unit had Greenville the of this mouth
, pay in it. He is not an extreme man to say whether or not the
The until can vote the way he thinks is party of the county will show its
light. He took the parry when it appreciation of his services and
first Mi ,,. begone the j give him the place of
Tell neighbor- county and ever lead his ticket. Deeds for the next two years. a
DAVIS SCHOOL.
Boarding School
FOR MES.
Pull tor any
a- for
lion; line climate;
j I
for No
for or
of Art.
., RATES.
full
COL. A. C. DAVIS, Supt.,
LA GRANGE. N. C
just punishment.
F.
ACCORD EON
Bi
BI
as
THE MAN IN THE MOON
DAY, but the man who keeps a fresh of
Groceries, Fruits. Confections, Cigars,
TOBACCO, CANNED GOODS,
Con be found whenever wanted. You only have to look for
V. L. STEPHENS,
all your wants in the above goods can be supplied.
BOXES OF POT TO
FINE A. SPECIALTY.
L. LATHAM.
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN S. CONGLETON k CO
GREENVILLE,
THE LEADERS IN
ALL KINDS 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 purchased the entire mercantile business of Jobs S.
Co., including notes, book accounts and all evidences of debt and mer-
we solicit their increased
Befog able to make all purchases for cash, setting advantage of the
discounts, we will be enabled to sell as cheaply as any one South of Nor-
folk. We shall retain our employ J. S. Congleton as general
of the business, -with his former partner Skinner as assist
ant, who will he glad to see and serve their old customers.
A special branch of our business will be to furnish cash St reasonable
rates to to cultivate and harvest their crops, in sums of to
with security.
THIS BEING ELECTION YEAR
And LEAP YEAR nothing to do with the price of
GROCERIES.
If yon desire to purchase a article in
FLOUR, SUGAR, COFFEE, MEAT,
Or anything in that line, call on
J. C. TYSON, Greenville, N. C.
Provisions, Canned Goods, General Family Supplies,
Tobacco, See, Always on Hand.
J.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT,
GREENVILLE, N- C
OFFICE OLD STAND.
All kinds Risks placed strictly
FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES
At lowest current rates
AM TOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE.
THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY
STILL TO THE FRONT
J. D. Williamson,
SUCCESSOR TO FLANAGAN.
WILL THE
I Yon An Fir
Is Reliable Goods At
Reasonable Prices.
If such be your wants, we can supply them.
We are receiving weekly
NEW GOODS
OF THE LATEST STYLES.
US A GALL.
LITTLE, HOUSE k BRO
BUGGIES,
My Factory is well equipped with the bot pot up nothing
but work. keep iii with the and die latest improved styles.
Best material used in all work. All styles of Spring arc used, quo select from
Storm. Coil, Ram Horn, King.
Also keep on a lull Hue of ready made
HARNESS AND WHIPS,
the year which We Will sell AS LOW AS lowest.
Special Attention Given to REPAIRING.
Thanking people of and counties favor
merit a of same.
Merchant Tailor,
Is
I never put out or an-
to the public of sales and
job lots. I never pretend to oiler such stock.
My rule of business is to buy and sell at the
Lowest Possible Cash Figures, and to deal only
in the
E. C. GLENN.
COMMISSION
STANDARD GUANO ACID PHOSPHATE,
PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL,
LIME. PURE DISSOLVED BONE,
COTTON SEED MEAL AND
Tennessee Wagons, for sale.
GREENVILLE, N. C, Mar. 1887.
My stock is the Host Complete, the Best and
the Cheapest in the State. Again, and yet again
do I challenge any merchant tailor to compete
fr Bit, Style, duality,
j. c. chestnut, Ice Ice
W. L. BROWN
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT FOR THE MILL .
S. C.
Has on hand a well assorted of
Light Groceries, Canned Hood; Fruits,
Confections, Tobacco,
Cigars,
which will be sold
thicks. hint a call, at the
under the Opera House.
THE MILLINERY STORE OF
. M. T.
Has been repaired and titled up
and she just received a b
of New Millinery for
Highest Cash price paid for Cotton Seed or
Meal given in exchange. Has for sale
Acid Lime and Cotton Seed AND
Either for Cash or on Time.
FARMER'S BONE FERTILIZER.
A SPECIALTY it is to he superior to any fertilizer on the market.
Save Money Money.
PIANOS ORGANS.
The Best In The World.
HUME. MINOR
Three Big Houses.
RICHMOND, NORFOLK, AND
I REVOLUTION IN PRICES.
LARGEST HOUSES. PEST
LOWEST
Besides her usual line of trimmed and
Hats, Ornaments am general
millinery goods, she has prettiest
stock of Silks, Rib-
etc., in the market.
her a call at the Old Stand.
j LOCATED MY AT
the of Messrs. Harry Co.
where ICE be had at all limes of
in to suit at
Ice d livered in all parts of the town
extra charge. AU
orders U care-
fully packed for out of town customers.
Thanking the for their past lib-
patronage, solicit a continuance of
tin-
E. B. MOORE,
May
Horses
Mules.
SEVEN SPRINGS HOTEL.
Is now- open for the accommodation
of guests and visitors to the SPRINGS.
The properties of the waters are well
known to cure Kidney and Bladder
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Debility and
General Prostration. The house has
been thoroughly renovated.
polite m ram mm
Conveyances be had to the Springs
from Mt. Olive, or
Tho proprietors return many
thanks for past favors and respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same.
Respectfully
Whitfield
Proprietors.
A car load just arrived and now for
sale by.
at Keel King's old stand. Will sell them
CHEAP FOR CASH,
or at reasonable terms on time. I bought
stock for Cash and can afford to sell
as cheap as anyone. Give me a call.
Have Just procured several first-class
Vehicles and will lake passengers to any
point reasonable rates.
Sale, Food Stalk
PAY WHEN CURED
In of la., Id. ALL
I.
THE
EASTERN REFLECTOR.
THIS PAPER
NEW YORK.
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may be for It in
Local Spar
Muster W Moore left Monday
; for Homer School, Oxford.
Mrs. S. A- Charlotte returned last
week her visit to the country.
The children of Mr. J. White re
; turned home last week from
lord.
Mr. W. of Scotland
Neck, is visiting his sou Mr. J. W.
Higgs.
Magisterial circles were kept I The market has been foil of
on Saturday, there being no less j the past week, many
than five cases disposed of at loads of them coming in nearly
Court House. All of them, hear,
were for fighting.
We are now just at the
of another brief of moonlight
nights and throw out the that
they be not allowed to pass without
an excursion down the Tar.
Send your subscription to the
Reflector if yon wish to get the
Mrs. Ava Parham, of our offer for the balance
her brother Dr. J. T.
week at Morehead and
Beaufort.
Mr B JO. Pearce and Mr. J. D.
Much of our space is this
The best Butter kept
constantly on ice at is
Harry Skinner Co's.
Get you a Cleveland Walk-1 Mr. J. Cherry spent a few days
Cane at the Old Brick Store, of last
Dog days.
Cook Stoves at Terrell's., returned last week candidate wants somebody else
and ladies are invited to Greenville. be one.
Bedding's refresh Mr w B u now j
making purchases for the firm brought us a twin I;
day. Some of are very
largo but the quality is inferior, ow.
to the continued dry weather
which caused them to be hard and
tough. We have not seen hall a
dozen melons this season that could
be pronounced really first class
every respect.
A young man of this town had
corresponding with a young
of year. Those who come soon.; lady in an adjoining State, and was
est will get most papers for cents. just thinking the correspondence to
be reaching such an interesting
state as to be the foundation
week with letters endorsing certain to air when
candidates. The woods are full received B neat card inviting
them, and every man who is
not a
to
parlor when they want
cream of other refreshments.
ice
Latham
was
received a neat inviting
him to her And
are once more reduced to a
level.
Help us spread the Reflect
New moon yesterday-
We will pay the Cash
pounds of Beeswax,
Brick Store.
Flower pots at Cost at Terrell's.
August and polities are growing
warmer.
Point Lace Flour has been tried
and is the best cheapest at the
Old Brick Store.
FIRST OF THE
Mullets at the Old Store.
Time to ground for sow-
turnip seed.
Brown Hooker. Their stock will be two well formed squashes of about Say to your neighbor in be-
large and attractive, equal size, having a single stem j half of the and get to
10.000 Mr. J. L. Harriss left and being together There are many more
at the Old for where he will enter lout their length. improvements we wish to make, but
, as apprentice in the tailoring I. , four patrons
establishment of John Simms. I is becoming noted j enable us. The Reflector is yet
tor the beauty variety of its short of what we wish it to be but a
I Mr. C. F. Wilson, now on the choice flowers. We have re little assistance from its friends in
Wilson Advance, ran down Sunday Cause to be under lasting the way of influencing others to
to spend the day with his home folks
and friends. Glad to see him-
The Grand Lodge of the
can Legion of Honor is session at
Messrs. J. J. Cherry and
Allen Warren are attendance.
obligations to Mr. Warren for the become patrons will help to go
enjoyment of some of the latter. forward.
Mr. E B. Moore is again in charge j Rev. E. C. Glenn preached in the
of the Macon having taken Methodist Church here last Sunday
possession on the hist of this month, j night. It was his first sermon be-
j Those who remember as ; fore our people, it goes without
D. D. is in Richmond this, last year will be glad he is back. saying that all were delighted with
week buying heating and cooking The splendid reputation of the house him. His sermon was upon the
Cornet reward of stoves the fall trade. Prices will not suffer at his hands. of the children of Israel
through the Red he showed
how God's dealings with the people
will be given for the one that
stole a Cornet from me while
Wilson. N- C, on July 30th 1888.
A Piston valve Instrument made
by B. Dale-
James a. smith.
The famous Brook's Cotton Pres-
all makes of Cotton Gins for
sale by Alfred Forbes. A specialty
of the Hall ft Cotton
Don't go in the river too often
during dog days.
For mat
balance of our Spring and Summer
will be sold at cost for cash.
II.
For Tinware go to Terrell's.
This is the birth day.
He is twenty six.
with heat during the
warm Go to
and keep cool.
The sale of the Boss Famous
Lunch Milk Biscuit during 1887 ex.
ceded the sales of the former year
by 380.701 pounds. Try them, at
the Old Brick Store.
County Commissioners session
the first of the week.
The night blooming in
Mis. M. R. Lang's collection of
flowers will be bloom this week.
Our who have for the past
with
he de-
lighted to get another look at it.
If tin business men of a town
would take the interest in their
local paper as the local paper does
in pushing forward
how different some tilings would
be. paper least would come I
getting what deserves.
have tumbled and stoves will be
cheap.
Mrs. A. Tyson and children,
Mrs- M. T- Misses Nannie
King Mollie and Messrs
A. Redding and J- C. went flower will
down to Saturday.
Several drummers in town last week
Among them we were glad to see
our friend Mr. A.
of Snow Hill, and have a
pleasant chat with him.
Master Willie from III
Oxford Orphan Asylum, originally
of Wake lo
ville and is Maying with Mr.
Haskell. He is a bright boy and
we will grow v fond of his
new
Mr. Greene retained Tuesday
from and the neighbor-
resorts where lie bad been since
the encampment. He is helping on
and has charge of
the the
; absence.
Mr. C T. of the firm of
Higgs is spending a few i our work ahead so as to
at his old home in J
i From there he will visit the
I Northern cities for the purpose
under Mosaic dispensation was
of his dealings with us of to-day
under Christian dispensation. There
is earnestness about his address
that rivets the of his hear
We bespeak for him a life of
much usefulness his sacred call-
H. D. C.
The met at usual lime on Fri-
day and was called to order
by President K. A. The sec
rotary being Henry
was requested to Bet as Sec
Heading minutes
of the previous meeting was
with The speakers for this
occasion failed to put in an appear
mice. The Committee reported that
An elegant display from
I he Riverside tins been on
exhibition this week one of the
show windows of D. D. Hacked
Co's store. The display
shows what line can be
in Pitt county, and that, too, from A. L. Blow and L. A. Mayo had
native trees. been invited to address the Chili
next Friday night. Maj. B. C.
The Farmers Institute had ; was called upon and entertained
interesting meeting Monday. We the meeting in a short and eloquent
regret not being able to attend so speech. A motion was made by
but pushing F. G. James that an invitation be
get extended to all the leaders of the
our I town and county to visit our meet
being at the meeting longer a lings regularly and join in the sing-
Several interesting in. No fixture business, the club
TIE LAST OPPORTUNITY
Come quick or you will miss the
GRAND BARGAINS
now offered by HIGGS We will
now sell our entire stock of Summer Goods At
Cost and all in less than their reg.
price and even less than their real value.
We guarantee if y spend, one dollar with us
to give you tunes of elegant music from our
Imported Music Box and send you away smiling.
Try us.
H k. OR LL WET LEFT.
HIGGS
O.
KINSEY SCHOOL.
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES,
IV. O.
minutes. Several interesting jug. No business, the
i purchasing fall and winter good for i adjourned.
Smoke Stacks made to order at firm. They will lay a larger; know before that
Terrell's, i stock of goods than ever and represented the whole Pitt
Mr per lb P. Co's continue to give unusual bargains, county. Still a few were of that
Sweet Scotch Snuff at the Old Brink i Mr. M. It. Lang left yesterday for of always
Store. j the Northern markets to purchase appointed themselves
his goods for the tall and winter a committee tor the county and call
Last week gave some
that was w.-um and sultry.
A good Steer for sale, splendid
worker. Apply to Thomas Savage
Greenville, N. C.
For economy in wood and coal
bey the Richmond Stove Company's
stoves for sale by.
ft Co.
The weather is about to get be-
reach of thermometers.
Ryan Redding received another
lot beavers a few days
ago.
Lemonade, milk shakes, soda
water, ice cream etc., can always be
at Ryan
An excursion to at
early day is being talked.
Buy Excelsior Cook Stoves at
Terrell's.
The name P. Co., is a
guarantee that their Sweet Scotch
Snuff is the Cleanest. Healthiest,
Cheapest Rest the world,
will be sold at Manufacturers prices
at the Old Brick Store.
Those who recently returned from
Ocracoke report a pleasant trip
If you want Cotton Gins, Grain
Fans, Feed Cutters, Feed Mills or
a Grist Mill cheap, call on . D.
Haskett Co.
Place your orders for Tobacco Flues
at Terrell's.
This month will close vacation,
then all the will open.
A yoke of Steers, good log
for sale by R. A.
N. C,
Greenville on the 4th of
July, a medal. Engraved upon it is
Female Institute. Dis-
in vocal music, Pearce
Finder will be rewarded
by returning medal to J. B. Cherry
August is trying to make up for
all that cool weather we had in
The work on the bridge goes rap-
idly General were
needed.
days gradually grow shorter,
The is already to
be precept
Thursday of last week was the
hottest day of the year so far.
Saturday was closed to it.
Mr. W. R. has
a sack of large horse
pies. They were
A light rain fell in this section
Sunday night, but Monday dawned
as bright worm as ever.
Banks, a young man of Ham-
was drowned while in bathing
at Nag's Dead, a week ago.
Some sections of the county have
rains in the last few
Near town it is still
dry.
The editor left with the
comity delegation Monday night, to
the at
City.
Mr. M. K. of Content-
township, says that be killed
large moccasin snake with fifty
young ones. Pretty good killing
one time.
trade. He goes ear
of the best
his customers her
makes-a study the wants of his
patrons and never fails to get goods
that will please. His stock always
attests to his skill.
Rev. W. and family
left, last for Va.
His family will remain there the
balance of the summer, while Mr.
will return to North Caro-
and travel through portions
the State in the interest of the
Greenville Memorial Baptist Church.
We hope his effort in behalf of the
church will abundant
K so as to a Prohibition convention. Maybe
st for they are the committee and the noticed a peculiar glow on
, .,.,,. ,,. the other day, an
re. Mr. Lang la. too. now we know what it was.
The has
been sold to the Messenger of that
town and merged the latter
paper.
Yes It Was Us
Our best bow to President
Manning, of the North Carolina
Press Association. Greenville Re-
Then it was you was it, Dave
the
and
Dave
Our people should be careful how Whichard was bowing and blushing
they select watermelons. The dry at us from the sands of old
weather caused many of the vines j Pitt and the skies caught, up and
to die and load after load of small, reflected the tints of that beautiful
knotty melons taken from these j red head and peach-blow complex-.
dead vines have been brought to ion of Gold Leaf.
town and offered for sale. Such Why, certainly Thad, had
melons arc unhealthy and not fit J you ever thought seriously upon it
for eating. what a brilliant set red headed
ones are, anyhow Only yesterday
Mr. John a citizen of this we were, reading a list of distinguish
town, died on Saturday night. He I ed persons being counted upon by-
was about years of age and was the talented Dr. in that
a.
CO
Fall
for Board, Tuition, Vocal and
mental Music, washing. Lights and Fuel.
W rite for to
JOSEPH KINSEY. Principal.
ALFRED FORBES.
RELIABLE OF C
to buyer of Pitt counties, lino following
that are not to be excelled in this market. And lo lie and
pure straight Rood. GOODS nil kinds, NOTIONS. CLOTHING, GEN-
FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and HOOTS and SHOES. LA- i
and CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, FURNITURE and FURNISHING
GOODS, DOORS. WINDOWS, SASH and BLINDS, and QUEENS-
WAKE, HARDWARE, 1-LOWs PLOW CASTING, LEATHER
kinds. Gin and Mill Hay, HOOK and
Hair, Bridles and Saddles.
HEAVY A SPECIALTY.
O. N. T. Spool Cotton which I oiler to the trade Wholesale
Jobbers per dozen, less per cent for Cash.
Star Lye jobbers Prices White Lent pure Lin-
seed Oil, Varnishes and Paint Colors Cucumber Wood Pumps Sail Wood j
Willow Ware. a specialty. me a call satisfaction.
S v j I
I H i
Si
Si
fr
once a prominent merchant of this
town, but of late years had retired
from business. On Sunday his re
excellent paper, the Wilmington
Star. He Boleyn, Ma-
of Scots, Queen Elizabeth,
The State Convention of the
Farmer's Alliance will be held in
next week, beginning
Tuesday.
mains were interred at the family Beatrice Milton, Shakespeare,
burial ground the plantation Louis de Camoens, the
Mr. Moore, five miles below great who wrote the
town. , and Marshall all had
.- red or pale yellow or hair
all more or less
The county left on
steamer Greenville Monday night for
the Convention at
Elizabeth City.
The cry is for money, nobody
seeming to have Delinquents
will please remember that is
condition just now.
expect the cash
names that come the
on our offer for the balance of
Some names came in by , .
mail last week without any i.
and while the paper has been
started to them we cannot afford to
From some cause the doctor failed
to get down in that over-
At any rate it can
be seen that we belong a brilliant
set. Don't yon wish yon were red-
scud it at such a low price on a
credit hope they will send
the money as early as possible.
j headed, Thad
Mr. W. C. Joyner two
boys from Beaver Dam town
ship to town Monday and delivered
The Old here
a busy scene one day last them to the Sheriff to be lodged in
week. On the steamer ; jail. The boys were named William
county took down seventy two bales I and Oscar Johnson one being about
one thousand and the other years of age.
Every Democrat in the
should join the campaign club of his of cotton about
township and work earnestly for bushels of peanuts. The same They had on last
good of his party.
The home folks
thanks be returned to
Keel for a basket of delicious apples
received last Friday.
mer carried off thirty-three bales committed an outrage the per-
Friday. It gave the surroundings
request that a decided fall appearance to see so
is. II. r. Cotton moving.
There was a larger crowd in
town on Saturday than is usual for
the season. But they had little
money and trade, was light.
Hon. Germain Bernard, of Green-
ville, our Democratic Club
meeting on Friday night last and
made a stirring and enthusiastic
, speech pledging his support for I
President Cleveland and the Dem-1
merchant asked Monday ticket. Mr. Bernard is a
sou of a colored girl years old.
There was considerable indignation
among the colored people of the
section in which the was
committed.
it was not. so hot that telegrams
melt on the wires before get-
ting through to the next office.
Mrs. Horne has reopened her
millinery business. She now
pies a portion of the old Forbes
store adjoining Mrs.
man of talent and will do
the party good in the com-
campaign. Washington Pro-
A we could name are
obligations to Mr K M
the clever agent of the O. D.
Company for the his splendid
low boat.
WHITFIELD'S SCHOOL.
Preparatory and Primary,
and Female.
Will for the ten months term,
in Bethel September 1888.
The and Preparatory Depart-
will have competent teachers in
charge of each The will give
his special attention to the Commercial
Department. The instructions in Double
Entry Book Keeping, Arithmetic, Pen-
and branches this de-
M. R, LANG. M M. R. LANG.
THE GRAND SACRIFICE SALE.
Everything Slaughtered-
-Mix,,
I Shall The Largest Sacrifice Ever Held In Pitt Comity.
At That Time Every Article In My Store Will Be Marked Down per cent Regardless of Cost
MY REASONS A SALE ARK THAT I SHALL BE UNUSUALLY KARIA IN THE
PURCHASE OF MY FALL STOCK I WISH TO GIVE MY PATRONS THE
or-
FIDE SALE
Right the midst of the season and not after the season is over as such sales arc usually held
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
DRESS GOODS, SHOES SLIPPERS,
TRIMMINGS, HATS CAPS,
NOTIONS, GOODS,
FANCY GOODS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Prices Disregarded And Everything Included.
Secure Your
M. R. LANG. M. R. LANG. M. R. LANG.
The Congressional Convention at
Elizabeth City yesterday afternoon,
too near the of putting; the
in press for to give
., w nil in-
Convention only effected an will be thorough. Students
last night, and that graduated in Book-keeping and th other
nomination will be made this morn
The news will come to us by
wire and will be given the
as soon as received.
Mr. Biggs Cox, or
township met with a
and serious accident
evening. He took bold of
of a gun that was lying on the
piazza and in drawing it towards
him discharged the the entire
load entering his left fore arm. The
arm from the wrist to elbow was
lacerated a portion of
the bone shattered.
Commercial branches as quickly as at
the best commercial college ; and less
cost. in Primary Department
to per month. In
and Preparatory to per
month. Good board can be obtained
with the principal at per month.
very Boarding pupils looked after with great
on Saturday care all times.
Commercial and
Preparatory School, X. C.
is advertised this paper. The
school is well patronized does
good work.
Some of the corn in this section
will be almost a total failure owing
to the dry weather. Still we hoe
enough will be made to supply all
demands.
The water river is so low
that it can be easily forded at
ferry. Many people right
instead of waiting the
flat to cross.
A correspondent from Martin
county tells us that Mr. Wm Everett nature at least, not creditors of said estate to present their
deserves the credit Tor having the orate as the human at claims tome, on
finest crop in that county. Also, when coining in contact i
he has one of the best farms and with heat so intense, and may M
makes more to the plow than any things in safety, but the estate are notified to immediate
other in the county. like force feels that if old Sol be- Payment to me. This the 1st day of
to bear reports of good farmers, for, comes much more congenial, sponges .
more of them is what the will have to be called in to hold
needs together- i u Blow
Fall Session opens on Wednesday.
5th, 1888.
A.
of competent and experienced Teachers.
Thorough instruction in all usu-
ally taught in Female Colleges. ENG-
SPECIALTY.
high and one of
the best in State. A new and hand-
some eleven acres.
TERMS VERY LOW.
For address
J. M. RHODES,
Henderson, N. C
PROPERTY FOR
On Saturday the 25th day of August.
GREENVILLE INSTITUTE.
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 1888.
If you want your sons, and daughters j will .
to receive a goo. education or ; Court House door in Greenville, a tract
prepared for college, scud them here, ; of about BO acres more
address ; or miles below Greenville.
Z. J. i on The tract Is known as the
V C I store land and upon It is the old
, . and .,,,,
j by name. The store is on
to Creditors. is.
one of the stands for I in the
Having qualified before the of county. Near the store is a good four
the Superior Court of Pitt Comity as ad- ; mom dwelling house. About H acres of
the estate of William I Is cleared and upon it i a well-
deceased, on the 25th day of furnished gin house engine and all
We hope the warm weather will
not melt the. this week
before it reaches its readers.
The paper may be of more durable July 1888, notice U hereby given
also two good tenant house.
Terms One-half Cash, balance
in months, with security. For
further to
E. A. TAFT.
Rf
if
J ;
of Ow mm
Board and English Including Music Art De-
Competent Teachers. For further particulars apply to
JOHN Principal,
GREENVILLE,
MRS. E. A. SHEPPARD
HAS JUST ADDED TO STOCK
of Millinery Goods, secured
the services an experienced assistant.
Al Olden can now be the short-
est notice. Dry Wet Stamping tor
Minting embroidery neatly executed
While in the Northern markets she
an careful to select only the best ant
latest style goods in the line, am
s prepared to offer purchasers special in
GREENVILLE MARKET.
Corrected weekly by
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
BARBER SHOP.
The undersigned has fitted up Hi Shoo
FIRST-CLASS STYLE,
and any person desiring a
CLEAN PLEASANT SHAVE
CUT, SHAMPOO,
or anything in the
TO N
is invited to give trial.
guaranteed or no charge made.
ALFRED CULLY
RESORT
GRAND EMPORIUM
For Sharing, Cutting and Dusting Hair.
Mess
Bulk Side.
Bulk Shoulders
Bacon Sides
Bacon Shoulders
County Hams
Sugar Cured
Flour
; Coffee
Brown Sugar
Granulated Sugar
Byron
; Tobacco
i Snuff
Lard
Butter
Cheese
Eggs
Meal
Corn
I Irish Potatoes
JG. A. Salt
I Liverpool Salt
i Hides
Rags
Beeswax
Bread
Star
Kerosene Oil
EASTERN REFLECTOR.
GREENVILLE. C.
THAT LAMB.
15.00
to
I Mary had a little lamb,
I Its fleece was white as snow,
I And everywhere that Mary went,
3.25 to I The lamb was sure to
to n
to j
to La Marie had June
wool was as snow,
And everywhere la Marie went.
Le sure to go.
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to 1.00
1.00
Dot Mary got
2- Jilt hair like some wool.
to all place dot girl did vent.
Dot like fool.
CHINESE.
Won gal named Moll had lamb,
all snow.
place Moll gal
Ha-ha long too.
to
Cotton reported to be holding- its
Davidson College,
burg nights, hot sun,
and continued drought are very dis
have had slight
this immediate locality, hence
not suffering so much as in
adjoining Hickory Ca-
are suffer-
j greatly for want of Lin-
Lincoln had
no am during the week and crops
are beginning to Marion,
and veg-
crops in satisfactory
More rain would be
to upland Mt. Airy,
Barry have not bad
any rain of any consequence for
last days and corn and tobacco
are i
Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus County.
about two-thirds of a
Salisbury,
is suffering for want of Gar-
dens are pretty much burnt
Cotton is doing pretty well,
An Opinion of Press.
From reading the accounts of the
Convention in the different;
papers throughout tho State we have
rather forcibly reminded bow
many of them touched on the same.
subject when to the beauty
and at the Atlantic
They speak of the scantiness of dress
with sonic of more fashionable young
lading as rather immodest and j
becoming. We do not pro
pose to lay down a law for our own j
true Southern girls, but would like
to ask them this question If it
not a little inconsistent for them to
so attire themselves when it fails to I
please male sex To do
they are no doubt endeavoring,
it is their duty, but the question is,;
arc they Certainly
not entirely if editors of these
papers arc lobe counted, nod they
arc not all bachelors
them arc young,
D.
Tarboro, N. C.
M. SCHULTZ
N. C
AT THE
OLD STORE.
s to
AT THE GLASS FRONT,
the Opera Douse, at which place
l have recently located, and when- have
everything in my line
HEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE,
TO MAKE A
MODEL BARBERSHOP
with all the Improved
and comfortable chain.
Razors sharpened at reasonable figures
for work of my
promptly executed. Very
CASH
Mary bail a little shape.
And the wool was white entirely.
whenever Mary would stir
stumps.
Thai shape wold follow
SIMPLE FACTS.
her
her
will be pretty short in the stalk mi- j and handsome too.
less it rains Shelby,
laud suffering for j A and Legal Opinion.
rain, some sections of the county; B. Munday Esq., County
Co., Tex.,
used Bitten with mo-i nappy
My brother very low
Fishes arc weighed in their scales.
And an elephant paean his own trunk;
lint rats never tell their own tales.
And one seldom gets chink in a chunk.
Dogs seldom wear their own pants.
widen foot lays them open to
No nephew or niece fancies aunts.
And a cow never blows its own horn.
A cat cannot parse its own claws.
Nor porcupine nibs its own
Though orphans bean still have their
paws.
A bird will not pay its own bill.
Implement.-. Mechanics- Tools. Ta- Sick ducks never a ;
hie and Pocket
having no rain in several weeks.
The cotton and sugar cane crops
growing
Director.
II.
We have recently purchased the Mock
of Hardware belonging to M. A. Jams.;
and will same with all the
leading good in the
HARDWARE LINE
STEAM ENGINES
and other repaired at
notice, at home or at shop. Iron and
Bras-Turning done in the be-t manner.
Cylinders bored. Models made to order.
Lock repaired. Pipe
cut and threaded, repaired in
manner. Bring on
Jobbing done by P.
I X. C.
Castings, Cart Material.
Blind-, Hinge-.
Screw-.
Glass. Potty, Lead,
Oil.
Material
N mm w Mil
Harrow- and Cultivator.-. Gin-. Grist
Mill-. I and Kan Mill-. Saw
looking Stoves.
Ill fact all goods kept in a
and brr
R. R.
Schedule.
And a window ne'er suffers from pane.
Philadelphia Hem.
Weather Crop Bulletin.
kick,
N. c.
Below is the report of the North
Carolina Weather Service for the
week ending Saturday 1888
There has been a decided
ency of rainfall in all districts,
the Cotton, grain
and tobacco have been injuriously
We thank the public for the liberal pat- affected-,
that they given us while,
managing the M. A. Jarvis hardware bus-
was generally below the
with Malarial and Jaundice, but
was cured by use of
Am satisfied Bitters saved hi
Mr. D. I. Horse ;
Signal Corps, Assistant Cave, Ky. adds a like testimony,
, positively believes he would
. . . . . . died, had it not been for Electric Bitten.
i but great ward off
How many a pompous old fraud, with I cure all Malaria and for all
an M. D. attached to his name, has offer-1 Liver and
ed this time-dishonored prescription to a stands Me and at
pale girl, suffering the ills Ding Store.
of womanhood How many a wretched .-
hell on earth has thus been started for
no can be either the Third
band or w which is taken n a pill. , r Tl
Out upon such quackery There is a
cure for suffering cure which ; Charlotte Chronicle
will make marriage the of earth-
blessing, and home the sweetest of . . ,.
Edens. It- name is Dr. Favor- Lev. James K. editor of
Prescription. Just try it, and ate the paper published
black clouds of life roll away before the Archdale. and elector at large
-lowing sunshine of returning health and ,,. ,.,, combination,
vigor. It is the only medicine for
AND MERCHANTS BUY-
their year's supplies will it to
their interest to get our prices before
chasing else where. i complete
ill all Its
PORK SIDES SHOULDERS,
FLOUR, SUGAR.
Ac.
TOBACCO SNUFF
we buy direct from
you to buy one profit. A
stock of
always mi hand and sold at prices to -nit
the Our goods are all bought
-old tor CASH, having no risk
to run, we sell at a close margin.
Respectfully,
ft
N. C-
MACHINERY.
To my of and
Through
with my I can -ell the
Saw Mills,
and other Machinery from to 1.1 per
cent cheaper than any holy All
Machinery warranted and entire
guaranteed before a cent i- paid,
Send for and full
E. G. COX,
N. C
THE
Eastern Reflector, EXCELSIOR
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY
EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS
ALL PURCHASERS BE SUITED
L. C. TERRELL,
N. C.
W. L. NICHOLS
o.
D.
Pa.
I'm-
Catarrh, Hay fever,
ache, Debility, Rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all chrome and
Oxygen
Dr-. Stark-v A No.
street, have bean
, the laM year-, i-
of Oxygen and
nitrogen and the compound
la an . and made portable
it i- all over the
.,
Dr-. ft have the liberty
who hue tried
city last
lit Court, house. l
guarantee from manufacturer.-, that He spoke ill the court
ii will give in every case or and at the tune a Chronicle reporter
money refunded. See wrapper around dropped ill there were
people present, including the speak,
Mr. made the old-
but to raise
third party
The Old North State to
bottle.
Dr. the original and
only genuine Little Lifer
a vial; one a
AND
FIRST-CLASS STORE.
Front.
and that they continue the
tons. Our mot he
SOOT II.
Dated daily
Ar M
Ar Tarboro
Ar Wilson
Ar Selma
Ar
Goldsboro
Warsaw
Magnolia
Ar
in
am
; pin.
in
i is ;
-Id
So IS,
dairy
es Sun.
pm
FOR
UNDERTAKING
pin I-am
in
daily
H a.
ex Mm.
Having B. S.
me the we
j are ready to serve people in that
capacity. All notes and account- due
tor I a-I service- have been placed ill
average and the sun shine
an average, all crops being Injurious
There was about an
average and a slight
excess in the amount of sunshine
the Central district.
crops somewhat unfavorably. The
temperature shine for the
Western district about the
average affecting all crops
ably.
OF SPECIAL
i e r a
throughout the county during the
week, crops
Our State stretches from our
coast miles, and
district the ten-
area covers square miles.
is as large the Slates of
sea
Its
It
New Hampshire,
setts, Connecticut. New Jersey and
Maryland combined. It has ninety-
six counties, in of which
some of our most desirable fruits
can be grown, and in a large
of which all of may
grown successfully. We want to,
sec some specimens of the fruit
every county in the State on
at our State Fruit which
Ins remarks, Jones made some I
allusions to them. He
pealed to them for a division of their
rote. He preferred that they would
vote the Third party ticket, but at
any rate they should divide.
will be thought more of if you split
your he told them.
be won on to say if. just as
for the to vote the Be
publican ticket as it is him to
eat a dinner or steal a
; The colored men who had
cheered him, greeted this announce-;
with silence. They did not
the joke, and so sullen did
they appear that further on in his
speech Jones tried to explain
by saying that that remark was
BALTIMORE .
NORFOLK
1870.
Will open a
in September. for the handling and
-ale of cotton. giving our j
their of two
IF
A And Boarding School.
The. opened in In . A IV K S
large building-, which J
The the the
in Mill, and during the
COLT MM
fie price the
Year,
IN ADVANCE
Is
ever in
Greenville. It
is opened in Metropolitan Hall, .
this c. v. on the of next month. I
The express will bring
them free of charge. There will
five hundred dollars cash award-1
ed as premiums. Let each county naive.
J- pin
i inn
an
Magi. i i am
Warsaw
n M
f Fayette
Ar Si inn I
i-
Ar Mount is
Ar Tarboro I
Tarboro am
Ar
Daily except Sunday.
Train on Scotland Keck Branch Bead
leaves Halifax Scotland at
P. M. leaves Scotland
A. M. daily except Sunday.
Train leaves X via
It. R. daily except
P M. M. an ire
N C s P M. I M.
leave C, daily
Sunday. A M. Sunday i SO A
M. arrive Tarboro, N . A M,
A M.
Train on Mi. Branch leave
daily pi Sunday. A M.
arrive X . AM. Re-
turning have- N I S A II,
arrive X C. A M.
on Nashville Branch have- Rocky
Mount at P II, I
M. Spring Hope I M. Returning
Hoc lo HI A M.
II A M. arrives Rocky Mount II -V, A
M daily, except Sunday.
Train on Branch leaves Warsaw
for Clinton, daily, except at
M. Returning leave Clinton A
M, at Warsaw with
and on.
Southbound train W
ville Branch i SI. i-
except Sunday.
Train South will stop only at
Goldsboro and
Train 7- close connection at
Weldon for all point- daily. All
rail daily except Sun-
day via Bay Line.
Train- make close all
North via Richmond and Wash-
AH train- run between
ton Washington, and have Pullman
Palace Sleepers attached.
JOHN F. DIVINE.
. -i i era
-I. R.
T. M.
LAST SCHOLASTIC 1811
several have
growing Institution.
SIX TEACHERS
arc employed, and the best and
proved method-of are
ACCOMMODATIONS
arc well arranged. Good rooms furnish-
ed with Spring Mattresses,
The table i- supplied with plenty of well
prepared food.
Greenville being an interior town, pro-
me cheaper, and we can furnish
gives More Reading Mailer for
the money than any other paper
published in North Carolina.
The g variety
of news. RATIONAL, STATE
will devote it-
self to material advancement
of the section in it
your name get a
. t , .---. I
kinds and can anything desired crops especially corn across the continent to see. Let I or money refunded. Trice,
tin line-t to a and vegetables. Cotton is small attending the State Alliance For ErnuL
Pine We are fitted their
tip convenience and can lender crops suffer-
satisfactory services to all who
BETTER BOARD FOR LESS MONEY ll
i ill in
ii SHEPPARD.
Pen, 22nd.
WILSON
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Hie 84th. session this school
I . under the present Principal
will begin on Monday, Sept. 3rd.
I The corps of teaches will be enlarged.
and ill every de-
A school of Short-band and
ting will be added
The departments of Music and Art
each presided over a skillful teacher.
water. Healthy location. Terms
moderate. For and full par-
apply to
SILAS E. WARREN,
Wilson.
. counties. Let us show
tog want of rain. Cotton is not for grapes, especially,
j yet suffering Halifax, good old State will in the near,
Halifax weather is be recognized as the
damaging corn and has just com-,,. America. This is an enter-1
to injure the
lord, Con
are looking plenty have every reason to believe
warm for corn, hut not will be the most
ALL-ABOARD
-FOR THE-
the patriotism j f
State pride of all our
, i .,,
Littleton, Halifax
rain since 21st. Corn
County.
of the county I
good crops, others very poor on ac
Count of drought. Lice in
Craven
rams, good warm weather very
to growing
Mount, need
rain badly. Cotton doing very
well, but its growth is checked by
cool Scotland Hal
display of ever seen Having leaned the Hotel at
on the Seaboard, and OM
Of
he for th.
than any-School in the Eastern part of
the State. The rates of tuition are mod-
The Department well
with
and a very competent teacher of both in- ;
and vocal charge.
For thorough lie of work progressive
and there i no better
School iii Carolina.
For and other particular.-.
apply to
JOHN DUCKETT.
x. C.
is called to as its
large growing circulation
makes an excellent
through which to reach the people
v . . , . he for the of on m v w w m w
I winch will give every visitor a Q .,, V W el I
lave conception of the grand is about miles Wash- H .
of our native State.
C. n.
N. B.
Binders,
1ST. o-
We have the lams and complete
of the kind lo . found in
the State, an-l solicit ten fur all classes
Of Commercial, Rail-
road or School Print-
or Binding.
FOR INVITATIONS
BLANKS
us your orders.
ii
AND BINDERS,
RALEIGH.
HOTEL
THE HOME
ROOMS FREE.
Good rooms. Bet
the market afford;. When in the city
top at the
Hotel,
Oxford Female Seminary
OXFORD.
TUB Session Ops
The faculty of
Riv. C. A. Jenkins, cf
Mi-- School of
Mr-. Ladles
Miss Hall. Art School, X.
Mi-- Clark, College of
Mrs. Stradley. Mi-- Jordan and
Mi
ran SO
Board, fuel, light-, full
English course, Latin. French,
Gel man. if paid advance. i 80.75
The above
A special discount for two or more
I'll a family or a neighborhood.
for
K. P.
The modes of death's approach are
and statistics show conclusively
that more persons die diseases of the
Throat and Lung- than any other. It i-
that everyone, without
receives vast of Tubercle
Germs into the the system and where
past week these germ- fall upon suitable soil they
been more like ban July, -tart Into life develop, at first slowly
and dry weather have
Office for Sale.
ON day of September
next will be -old at
public auction, the complete
Job Printing outfit formerly by
I he Outfit con-
one Washington Hand
Proof one Plow Paper Cutter,
Imposing stone-, all Cases, Cabinets,
Type, . necessary a col
man Newspaper and Job The
above may he bought
private sale before that day. Terms
made known on day of sale or by
I ion to
Notice.
undersign having as
o last will and testament of
Banana Matthews deceased, notifies all
persons indebted to the of her
to make immediate payment to her.
and persons having claims against
said estate lo present them for payment
properly authenticated on or before the
13th day of July
MA ABET Kg,
Harmon Matthews
July Moore A Bernard
the throat Hallowed to con-
the crops injuriously. to
I lie producing Consumption and to the
absence any marked fall of rain head, Catarrh. all this i-
is being badly felt by all dangerous and it allowed to proceed will
Wilson i in time At the onset you,
looking well, but eon, is .
Warsaw, your life. As soon as
are exceedingly sorry, especially feel that something is wrong with .
Bead rain very your Throat, Lungs or Nostrils, obtain a
don. Halifax cool German Syrup
nights of the past week have had a
bail on Williamston,
cotton and
grain crops are suffering; from want
of rain the
ville.
and the same distance from New
on the Carolina coast.
There is no better place on coast
between Maine and Florida bathing
and fishing.
only yards the
Hotel, is one the finest sheets water
far ladies and children to row on in small
boats,
The Surl Bathing in the Ocean is jut
splendid, and convenient to the Hotel,
The table will be supplied with the best
the market and with good beds,
cool rooms and polite and attentive
Board per week ; per month,
.-. day,
The O. D. S. S. Line will run two steam-
a week Washington
and return.
For farther Information, address
M. J.
Washington, X. C.
THE FAVORITE PLACE ON THE
NORTH CAROLINA COAST.
Attend Your
The Tar River Transportation
Forbes, Greenville, President
J. B.
J. S. Greenville,
These three worths as, applied to X. It Tarboro, Gen
the voters among the farmers, R. F. Jones. Washington, Gen
Farmer
A nUT t . -j
i. V I. inc.
tor
. ll
at
The l -t V
nun. r
to tut--.
i co. v
mis since last report. Corn badly embody a volume. II
Gibson's Station, observed, it would relieve us of vast People's Line for on
say all trouble, of wickedness In n , , , ,. ,, J
crops are snaring. Corn of high onerous and unjust j ,
sections reported seriously in- taxes, thoroughly repaired, refurnished I
Haw Alamance and, of and venality . and painted.
suffering among public men. We do not say Fitted up specially the ac-1
want rain, especially Hills- that a perfect reform in all these j and convenience Ladies,
Orange Corn matters would be brought about, but ATTENTIVE
damaged. Tobacco prom- we do say that ii great mass of,
a very poor Monroe, our voters, particularly our farmers, I A Table with the
Onion generally would be more faithful and vigilant J
rains of in selecting men to
I he and A small portion there would He a marked and happy Leaves Washington Monday, Wednesday
of the county still needs change in the condition of public , and Friday at o'clock, A. m.
Count v. Crops need- Go lo your primaries and Leaves Tarboro Tuesday, Thursday
rain. Corn and on up. see to it that the right men arc noun- at a. m.
injuriously should we
Wake very careful in selecting those who
needed- Corn and cotton be- are lo legislate for us. Be sure you
to need it select men who will be friendly to
Wake weather for; the great agricultural interests of
the past week has been very the State,
for cotton. Weed small .-.
outlook Warren
rain badly, es-1 You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
tobacco, which will require when your lungs are in
the most favorable seasons to make Consumption always seems, at first
only a cold. not permit any dealer
Hit lo upon with sonic cheap
T. OH of King's New Discovery for
Henderson Coughs and Colds, hut be
good except wheat. is you get the genuine, he I
. J.
Greenville, X. C.
N E
JEWELRY STORE.
have just received another lot line .
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
and Jewelry.
which are offered at low prices
This splendid i- now opened
The
has been very greatly enlarged and
extend out over the Sound and join-, to
the pier.
NEW FURNITURE
ha- been put in entire build jig.
SAM MUSIC,
Table supplied with all the delicacies
land and waler.
Surf and sound Unsurpassed.
day. week or month at
rates. Apply term- to
E. A. JACOBS,
Head. N. C.
NORTH Superior
Pitt County.
L. C. Latham Harry Skinner, plaintiff
v. s.
E. II. Dill and l. W. Dill,
The defendants above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above;
has been commenced by the plaintiffs in
Superior Court county the
partition of certain land held by the plain-
tiffs and defendants a- tenants in com-j
and the said defendants will i
take notice that they ire required to
pear before the Clerk said Court, at j
the Court House ii. on or be- j
lore the 3rd day August and an- j
the complaint in said action or
plain; will apply to the Court
relief demanded in said complaint. This
the I day June
K. A. MOVE,
Clerk
Chapel Hill, N. C.
next August
Tuition reduced to g-0 a hall-year. Poor
Students may give notes. Faculty
fifteen teachers. Three full courses of
study leading to Three short
courses the training business men.
teachers, physicians, and pharmacists.
Law school fully equipped. Write for
to
Hon. Kemp P. Battle,
President
ALL ORDERS FOR
PROMPTLY FILLED.
SCHOOL.
burg is badly Lung and Chest affections.
ed in of this j lite at Drug St
Trial can be purchased.
Store.
MOSES
with a wholesome I
restraint,
oilers best PHYSICAL and the best
culture, a compulsory
with a reason-
able but strict and a
entirely
or silent
FAIRS. For
address,
MAJ. R. BINGHAM,
Bingham N.
Notice
GULLET'S baldness,
tailing out bah, and eradication
dandruff Is before the public.
Among the many who have used it with
wonderful success. I you to the fol-
lowing named gentlemen who will testify
to the truth of my assertion
Latham. Greenville.
Mb. o. Cm man,
Any one wishing to give It a trial for
the above named can procure
it from me, at my of business, for
per bottle. Respectfully,
ALFRED CULLEY, Barber.
N. C, 1887.
known persona
Treatment ;
Hon. n. Member of on
h. I Editor
i vi I.
ester, H. Y.
Boo. Win. Inter-
Ocean, i III.
II Editor
Ala.
II. mo. Kan.
Mrs, Mary A I Mas-
II-.
S.
Hr, E, C.
Mr. Prank M reliant,
lion. W. . Easton, Pa,
And in iv part
in. id hi it.
Mads as
lion and of a new
brochure of two hundred publish.
which
lo all inquirers full M
curative and a of
several surprising in a
range of chronic cases
alter being to by
Will be mailed bee
to mi application. Band the
So. Pa.
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ind we no change unless we ob-
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i . Omen, i n
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actual clients III yum own lie,
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