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THE PAPER W MB m LARGEST CIRCULATION. Reflector LOOK for THE V MARK The mum r van bum on the Berlin of is a request for payment of what owe It. D. J. Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. VOL VII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THe Reflector, g GREENVILLE. MB T Ross Parker J. Editor Jg SKI B Harriss Wed f . Mosley Haddock THE LEADING PAPER IN THE SIS Terry Haddock SIS Turner Moon Nancy Williams , Alice Dinah Carney Moore Simon Tucker Tailor DEMOCRATIC, Ivy Mayo Darling Williams Bob Moore J J Perkins Bradley Phillips Daniel Foreman Susan Turner Taylor James Masters Ivy Mayo Elks Warns Henry D. Saucy Moot insane coffin J B Price T Whitfield 60-225 Frank 1226 Thomas Blount Elizabeth Whitfield M A Dawson Henry Burton j Fred Harding 1232 Isaac j James Willson Washington Wilson Subscription Price. per nil not in Democratic men and that are not consistent the true principles of the party. If want a a of the State semi for the SAMPLE FREE Thomas c. a Iron Henry Smith Hopkins Dupree Mahala Braxton Clarissa Nelson FINANCIAL STATEMENT Pat Terry Of Pitt County, for the Year Ending; Dec. 5th, 1887 to w Louis Gray Dec. Got , . . ,. , , The following is a list of orders, together with the number and amount, as allowed by the Com- Susan Briley r Tucker missioners, from Dec 5th, 1887, Elks Shade Margaret Eliza Edwards Amos Amt Jame. Masters ., W T Boss W. F. s coffins F M Kilpatrick N It Cory C Dan son Blind Pauper Susan j John Stocks Bryan James Ivy Mayo to Dec No. Pauper. To whom Haddock Fern Haddock Susan Turner Nancy Moore Nancy Williams John Stocks Alice Cory Robt Moore Simon Tucker James Masters Taylor Ivy Mayo Darling Williams Thomas Craft on Smith Hopkins IS Cherry Dupree Mahala Clarissa Nelson Ferry L. A. worth Cannon Gray Mai Green J. D. Goon Polly Rhoda May Nathan Keel Susan Briley Tucker Elks Shade Lucy Parker Virgil Wilson Margaret Bryan Eliza Edwards Amos Baker Elijah Ange Mosley Haddock Haddock Susan Turner Nancy Moore Nancy Williams John Stocks Alice Dinah Carney Robert Moore Simon Tinker Taylor Ivy Mayo Darling Williams Thomas Henry Smith Hi Dupree Mahala Braxton Clarissa Nelson Terry L A Cannon Gray Green J D Cobb Polly Susan Briley Tucker Elks Margaret Bryan Eliza Edwards Amen James Masters W T Ross J D Williamson Mosley Haddock Parry Haddock Susan Turner Nancy Moore Nancy Williams John stocks Alice Dinah Carney Robert Moore Simon Tucker in i lord Key Mayo Darling Williams Thomas Henry Smith I; Hopkins Cherry Mahala Braxton Clarissa Nelson Terry L A Cannon Gray Green J D Cobb Polly Rhoda Susan Briley Tucker Elks Shade Margaret Bryant Eliza Edwards Lucy Parker Richard Warren John Baker W B Harris Ben Win Cox J J Perkins fee for George price John Baker for Dec John Elijah Ange 001392 Mosley Haddock Terry Haddock Susan Turner Fancy Moore j Nancy Williams Stocks Abet Dinah Carney Robt Moore Simon Tucker j Taylor j Ivy Darling Williams 40.-, Thomas mo Henry Smith , Cherry Dupree Mahala Braxton Clarissa Nelson Patsy Terry L A Cannon Louis Gray Green J D Cobb Rhoda Susan Briley Tucker Patsy Elks Shade Margaret Bryan Eliza Edwards Amos James Masters T Ross Lucy Parker Richard John Baker B Harris Win Cox George Price John Elijah Ange Smith coffin T E Keel to P H Haddock . rM Palsy Elks J M II D Smith Nancy Moore j Louis Gray On I Haddock J J Perkins pauper Susan Turner pauper Stocks Winifred Taylor Bryan ; Masters , n,, Ivy Mayo 11- I Nancy Moore Mosley Haddock Terry Haddock j B Patrick Raker Smith Turner Stocks Winifred Taylor j Margaret Bryan James Masters per Ivy Mayo Patsy Elks D Smith John Baker Susan Turner Stocks Winifred Taylor Margaret James Masters Ivy Mayo Palsy H D Moore tool John Baker Polly Adams No. COO J J n J J F W Blown J J J J J J j F W Brown j J J F Brown Poor House To whom issued Wilson 1237 John Smith A R House RB House W H RE Briley T Hattie Thigpen t H Stokes Isaac James Burney J H Skinner Jessie Haddock Bright John G House J H Moore G Tucker Adam Smith James Adam Edwards Chas Williams Church Mills U A Moore John -03 H -64 J C R Davenport 001265 E Ma the v Han E A Move G A Jane Galloway Galloway Peter Galloway J Briley N H Tripp J R Bell James L J E Langley Hay wood Williams J F Fleming W A Stocks J S Fumes Susan Lancaster 4.9 J T Lancaster R C Wright Little Mayo Robt Lawrence J Whichard Baker Moore L H Wilson W L Best on J J W S lames Jacob Burney J j F W Brown J J J J Ferry Haddock Susan turner Nancy Moore Nancy Williams lice , Robert Moore 1505 Sin. . Tucker Taylor Ivy Mayo Thomas Henry Smith John Hopkins 1571 Cherry Mahala Braxton Clarissa 1574 Patsy L A Cannon j Louis Gray Mai Green j J Cobb May Susan Briley nO Tucker Elks Margaret Bryant Eliza Ed wards Amos James Masters so W T Lucy Richard Warren Win Cox George Price Baker Elijah Ange Darling Williams D C Moore E A Davis coffin J H Barn hill lunatic H Hodges coffin Susan Turner insane John Winifred Taylor Margaret Bryan James Masters Mayo insane pauper Patsy Elks pauper So Son on mi 1731 Witness Sup Court o To whom issued j J Moore George Land Jack Johnson J H Land jack Lassiter J J Turner John Joyner Turner Walter Pollard Amt o J B Obed Harris Riley Wooten WU John Hines Adam Daniel Daniel Spencer Joyner Latham S H Spain J C H Smith J W j Tyson WE Bo i Emily , Theophilus Keel Edwards Cornelius Joyner Little Charles Stephen Quinnerly Daniel John Hill David Williams Blount j Minerva Blount George Shivers Wm Hopkins Jack Allen . C V. Thomas Best Jerry Williams Smith H G Nobles Rosa J L Elks Henry Flake Caesar Randolph j w Page Ivy Bynum Fields Guilford Harris L H Wilson Wilson J H Cherry Alfred J J Council Chapman G B Kilt 3-10 lie G F Johnson George Brown i E R D Cherry H M in Allen E B Moore George Dudley 48-i Alfred Cully Anthony Vines Marcellus Allen John Pearce J H Venters A C Hemby Anderson Wm James Spencer Harriss Oscar Hooker J T Mathews George Newton Oliver Mitchael Martha Mitchel Cherry Jr w H Smith oil Cherry Jr Nathan Little J D Gardner Tyson Sampson Kittrell Gardner Bynum H E Ellis Fernando Burn ell White Ho well Cobb Oliver Smith Shade Cox Rachel Dixon Sam Reddick James Payton Caroline Barrett Alex Nancy Atkinson Bynum John Austin Harriss Greene Clemons w K Haddock to j A Braddy Zach Clark J j Cory w M Gardner Sampson Kittrell F G J j B Cox i Frank James John Peter Wilson on L w Reason warren Brown Alfred Peyton Mark Nobles J H Dudley Abner Smith Blount Adams waiter white V- AB 1- la Ma the w Yates Hannah Williams ES Parker s F Carroll T R Moore Nathan Hathaway 8.16 L George Barrett Cannon Mills 8.10 Ed Smith Ivy Bynum Margaret Forbes Margaret Jolly Redmond Forbes Sam Coward J J Perkins T B Cherry Wilson U H Allen Oliver Smith Charles Davis J Barrow Morris Elbert Smith Isaac Cox Little Mack Sal R A Nichols Valentine Tom Hill J C Bland Joe Spell Chas Dudley Ben Barrett Jacky A Barrett m Barrett Daniel Barrett Fannie M A G W Venters Jackson Charles w Bland Jr J Cannon Flanagan Tom Haddock Joe you Louis Cox Dickens James Long J L Langley J-B Price Jesse Haddock James Bright Bell Ella Bell 0-. II 7- g Officers Fees Superior Court. No. To whom loaned v. k A Ham K A W M King W M King W M King 3-o K A Move M King John It E A Move W M Joe Cobb MS W M King BOB W M King E A Move I A Move am J B. Cherry ill W M King 744.1 It J F E A E A Move J W Dawson George Potter A L Blow M King Amt. r. no SO IS W P Buck W John H n It w King III II R John H Jerry O w II i; T It Moore J l J w won a w Mil. W II 64- A II R F H g II V Wooten John II A i Fl F Allen D C Smith Buck R V King W I Buck B F Woolen inquest and Jurors. To whom Ami. Redding John Belcher DUO II It I Fleming James It Cherry Redding P Kt John Warren 736.1 W Brewer J T Hodges v Tyson J B J P Turner Noah T n T B W II Henry Bullock I Fleming Ml OW Harrington T Jr J B Cherry W L Pollard I'M W B Pollard a Redding Court House. No. To whom James B James B Cherry la OB -i OHO Hi Bridges. C Barrow KG E A T II t Co J B Cherry Henri Brown w A white John . Brown Henry Brown J B J ROy will Henry Brown John Smith T K Cherry Co Brown W F Harrington Henri Brown V Newton E A Bland w B A Bro J. P. Cost in Superior Court. No. To whom Amt. , H Allen ., w II Will James Cherry -r II Brown . , CM G T Tyson or i John Smith I Perkins J J Met; T II I. It Forbes W Smith Stan J W Ty K s Dixon Harding T K Keel W Williams I J J II c P OS W H Home Chapman John T i d C Henry Ml 1302 C W Alex Dannie Zach Clark Brown Teel Anderson T K Moan . Smith Louis Ed Smith Oliver Smith i J j j J W Tyson J C 9-8 B P j J A if Burnett J A Jane Coward t H Sherrod Brooks Fred Brooks James Gilbert Kornegay v Cox Gardner 0-; L ii Wilson R S Co Cherry John Price j Braxton Pollard p i R Pollard W B Tucker lull Gaskins j Tyson j it us Jolly w M Carroll A F Pitt man j , David Harrell Jurors Superior No. To whom Amt. lei H C II Ii J II H W P Buck II E Ellis W II Home Fred J It KG Chapman lo ; C Moore M A 7.9 U A Jr T E Keel 7-1 H Skinner Co J y Sir. John S Smith i 13.1 Henry Brown lit berry i, Henry Brown I A 4-5 W B All John S II C J S W B j it Perkins J II Smith j O Moore W P Bock G W W II Home I W Smith W It Moore J A Edwards J -I May Q Holliday C P Gaskins J A V Joyner B S Sheppard James Norman J J J D Cox W n Home M Z Moore F i H E Ellis LA Braxton It Hives J S W C Joyner J B K A Nichols It F II u If P Bank J B D C Smith MeG I ail Account So IS 1212 G w J It M.-G J w Page H C F woolen J B Ferry. No. To whom It It ton it It Cotton Carr Carr Carr List Taker. James H V Joyner It L Joyner It M James R G Chapman w Moore T II Langley J Cox John King L Wilson NO. SOU HO I no Mil I so s so H ii Ml Miscellaneous Brown I Brown 11.1 LU Wilson H J T Brown K A If,,,,. Brought., A Co M King Forbes Brow,, Summary. Four II in. Witness iii Court in Superior Court fees o. , Jurors Mail Amt. SO SO a-, 1400 1731 m , Court 1872 ting i i.,. is Jail I House n . no Bring. i- Ferry Tax List Keg Deeds i Board Corn's nous Ml . , , I he following me receipts DR .; is n lb IS Dec. 1887, to amt hand Ami of hire of Prank Vina m . Ami . of I. . i Deed; tax Ami . idol w. M. King Band c tax Ami of E. a. Jury taxes Jan. .---, aim of w. M. Kin . u 35.4 If Feb. Amt Of P. ward, ad- i . w. . former is on Jury lax in w. M. King. Tax Col . Ami w, ii. Tax i II ii-i- . IO 1622 ions , w- M- Nov. Ami of J. O, Hire Nov. Ami. of .- A int. of John To So of John SO II Collector i, u . Nov. Amt. of Jobs Nov. of lax . Amt. of John Flan- Collector Nov. Ami. reed of John Flan- Dee. I. Amount of J so So GO SO gall Tax Total in of Treasury CR amt. of older- paid an I. It D. . -Ill of Pitt Count D P To Amt Ami. SO To amt. from Dec. 6th Di 1688 CR county Dee. orders as per amt. paid Amt. Hi Stats of County or Pitt I David clerk the Hoard in far the of I'll t do foregoing is a true state men; n doth appear of record in my Given under my band and the seal Of said at in on IS 1888 no David o. w M King F w w M King wK King 3-4 w K King F w Brown w X King w K King Brown wK King w K King H Skinner Co 1815 F W Brown Mil wK King wK King W K King Commissioners C Dawson J A Tucker W A Jr T E Keel G M Mooring c h. w A James Jr T K Keel G M Mooring J A Tucker IS Ml C Dawson w A James Jr J A Tinker irate The best In the world for Cute Hi Sores. Salt Fe v. r Sores, Chapped Hands, Chi -mi-, and all Skin Eruption and cures Piles, or no par re i- to give perfect or money refunded. Price HO box. For sale Notice of Sale of Land. OS mS G M Mooring T E Keel -1 G M Mooring C Dawson G M Mooring ii T E Keel By virtue of a Mortgage executed to us Moore and dated January we win sell at the Court House Door In Greenville on Tuesday land J B Cherry 1872 i iii Mortgage, partly in II town of and containing about U g acres. Terms cash Wee. Nash ft Co. Notice to Creditors. Having duly lief ore the Register of Deeds and Clerk; Board Commissioners. No. whom Issued Amt. the estate arc hereby to make Conveying Prisoners to Jail Daniel W Cannon o B I, II II h n Wilson I. II Wilson I, II I. II L H Wilson Wilson DO MS V. Immediate payment lo th undersigned and all must the on or before the of or this notice will he plead in bar of their recovery. . . . Adm

Eastern Reflector, GREENVILLE, N. C Editor and Every THE LEADING PAPER IN THE. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. TO Subscription Price. per DEMOCRATIC, BUT will not hesitate to Democratic men and measures that are not consistent the true principles of the party. If yon want a paper from a wide-a-wake of the State send for the GT SAMPLE COPY FREE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16th Entered at the Office at Mail Matter. Governor elect Fowle will be in- to-morrow. No doubt the ceremonies will be grand and witnessed of people. By the time this issue of the is printed and mail- ed it will be known in Raleigh who is to be the next U. S. Sena tor from Berth Carolina to Senator Ransom. The by both branches of the Leg- was set for last night and whoever that caucus will be elected. Latham, editor of the Washing ton Reading Clerk ; Mr. D. R. Julian, of Rowan, Door- Keeper j Mr. G. L. Kilpatrick, of Lenoir, Assistant Door-Keeper Senate, Mr. B. M. was made Clerk ; Mr. D. B. Nicholson, of Sampson. Read Clerk ; Mr. M. Bradshaw, of Randolph, Engrossing Clerk ; Mr. W. V. Clifton, of Wake, Door Keeper ; Capt- A- M. No- of Johnson, Assistant Door-Keeper. For Engrossing Clerk of both Houses Mr. J. M. Brown, of Stanley. All these are put down as strictly good men, and the press and the public perfectly satisfied with the selections made The had one candidate in the organization that it was specially interested in above the was H- A. Latham, for Reading Clerk of the we are gratified he was elected first ballot by such a hand- some majority- Now if the candidates the Re- has been advocating for two other positions that are in the giving of the General are treated handsomely as was Latham will no further requests to make just now. Give us Thomas J. Jarvis for U. S. Senator and Daniels for State Printer, and we will be perfectly satisfied. . . and you have that will the I aiM, that the w, imagination your . members of society w. the troubled waves of sea as a barrel does on the wave of the After the new brother had branded by the Chief Explosive Manipulator the meeting adjourned subject to i be call of the Supreme Chin Worker. Reporter. Commissioners Proceedings. Washington Letter. as it should be and as we like to see it. A resolution was adopted by the Senate branch of the General Assembly that in cases of contested seats the successful contestant shall not receive mileage and per diem, provided, that a sitting member under certificate of shall receive mileage and per diem for the period served by him- Governor Scales beat the President. His message to General Assembly of North Car- made nine columns in the Raleigh and Observer. How- ever, it is and able and written article. It shows that Gov. knowledge of the public needs of the State is con- fined to small bounds. It covers a broad field, treating up- on many subjects that are of vi- importance to the public. The message is clear, and we doubt not that it will receive ion at the hands of the General Assembly. Every man in the county should preserve a copy of the containing in full the financial report. It is well arranged so as to be understood, every cent received and paid out in the administration of county affairs. Of course all have utmost confidence in the integrity of the Board of County Commissioners. They are men who have the good of the county at They wish to keep government on deal basis as possible, and as little burden to the tax payer. Notwithstanding this, every man should keep informed as to how the money is spent. The Reflector will tell you. W. DOT. Assembly So. Hall No. 10th The meeting was called to o'clock P. M. Supreme Worker Hopeful in the chair. Alter the Prof. been the most Merciful Hen read the following application tor membership. To the most A. L O- I Proboscis Night Mare, be- tween I lie ayes of years in my right being sorely beset by rivals and other incidental to bachelor life, do declare it to be my desire to become a member of your most order. You will And enclosed my check the of your initiation fee, should my application be accepted you will me behind the big elm on the Court House square a pile of brick bats warm. Fraternally, Proboscis Night P. S. expect my rival to pass that Mr. Sunbeam said that the last clause of that application showed at the brothers earnest- and his he thought it all the necessary aDd so moved that it be accepted. The Supreme Chin Worker said that before the motion he would appoint and Whilom a com- to the check by the applicant and see how much it was worth. The after holding the inquest reported that it was worth about pound. The report being satisfactory the application was accepted, the Hon. Windmill were to go out and catch the candidate bung him Brother Fraudulent Wilson the I Wilson A O W at this down expenses conduct showing his credential as la take part in the The candidate being cap- was taken lo the ante room, and delivered to the Chief Explosive Manipulator who led him around a until he in giving him the a and grit a bear. The Supreme Chin Worker, clad an abbreviated costume con- of a Mother dress two sizes too small and bad cold three sizes too u o, then went out and examined the candidate as to ability to keep a secret. The ex satisfactory he was brought the club made to while oath was being administered by the Supreme Chin Alter having sworn to make serious love whom he knew a brother to be and to do everything else possible impossible that could be thought by the trainers of the code of initiation I lie candidate Was taken the Grand examined as to his ability for successful racing with bull dogs, rivals, angry parents and other pertaining to courtship. The Most Mighty then took charge of the and attempted to make him sing but Mr. said he had experienced some of the broth- in the and he would advise the club lo be too reckless in to a repetition of the performance. The candidate was yanked up by the Most Noble Prevaricator who you should be by your best girl's ancestor with your arm around a number c i set the old man bad blood in bis eyes how would you explain the Candidate said be wouldn't explain at all, be would blow the light out and crawl through the hack window. many Leap Year proposals have yon asked the M. N. P. wax the reply, and the Prevaricator inform- ed the chair that the new brother's ability as a fabricator was He then addressed the People are now watch the to see what Greenville is doing. In view of the railroad and the early establishment of various industries, capitalists will look at the town with an eye to in- vestments. They naturally turn to the as the index to town and through it ex- to see what the town is do- This time, of all others, should be taken advantage of by the business men. Keep your the public. Push your business and keep it well advertised. Yen look to the lo- cal to talk for and show forth the advantages of the town. No other paper is going to do that for you. Withhold your patronage and yon disable the paper just that much. Now us your aid, every man, and help us to work all the more for Greenville and Pitt met a week Special to Washington, D. C, Jan. 11th 1889 Weaver baa been the autocrat of I be House this week. Alter the deadlock brought about the proposed in the rules preventing the introduction of bills on suspension days, bad been defeated by the House voting by a majority of three to remit the i to the committee n rules, Mr. Weaver announced his all legislation, matter what its nature might be, until the Oklahoma bill is disposed of. This might seem impossible task to a person acquainted with the complicated rules under which the House does business, but Mr. Weaver quickly dispelled as to bis to st p the Wheels legislation on the brakes the chine lo a standstill. How long this is lo last is at present problem- It depends entirely the staying powers friends and the Oklahoma lull. It baldly probable though that the majority the House will, view of the legislation expected by the people from the present House, allow one bill to stand in the way of every- thing else. think that some way will lie round of getting over, or around, the obstruction. The Senate has refused to con- cur the House amendments to the bill the Nicaragua canal company, have appointed the of the Sen- Sherman, and Senator resolutions re the doctrine were adopted. Only three Senators, Messrs Blackburn Vance voted against it. The Democratic Senators asked, account of the day dis- cussing the resolutions, that the final vote the tariff bill be postponed until the inst., and the Republicans have agreed to it. Blame his family have settled down here for the season, lie has, so to enlisted the war. What the outcome is to be is now any more apparent than it was the day after Harrison's His friends say he will be the next Secretary of State, his enemies, although badly frightened. have not yet given up all hope of him. Their latest move is to bring the immense wielded by the wealthy New York and engaged the important trade, to bear o Harrison against him. This was not Lard to do, as these all dis- like account his which they fear would foreign complications, and war which would greatly injure them. What effect this pressure will have Harrison remains to be seen. The Sherman Republicans have on a new tack order to de- feat the cabinet aspirations of Gov- Ohio. They are, it is said, pushing Rutherford B. Hayes for Of War in Cabinet provided, of course, that Sherman is selected for Secretary of State. The last Republican to decline honors is Senator of Wisconsin. Chief Justice Fuller has elected I he Smithsonian Institution, to succeed t he late Chief Justice Wane. The sentiment in support of the proposed census of the veterans a MM late war is growing rapidly- Sen. Warner, commander of the G A. R. others who favor it, were given a bearing by the Senate cum- to-day. The committee seems inclined to it, and there is little doubt of its adoption. Ex-Senator seems never to know when he is Naked, and is still trying to get boasted into Harrison's Cabinet. But from the best informal ion I can gather, it is time wasted on his part. If Billy want employment the next four years, he will have to go back to his old wrecking railroads. The Republican Senators have, I under-rand, decided to bole i he nomination of Judge Clay pool to be U. S. Attorney for In so as to Harrison a chance to appoint some one that N. C. Jan The Board of Commissioners for county met this day, present, C. Chairman. G. M. Moor- T. E. Keel and W. A. James, Jr. Minute last meeting read approved. The following orders for were drawn the Turner 6.00 John stock Winifred Taylor Margaret Bryan James Master . Ivy Mayo 1.50 H D. Nancy Moore John Baker 1.60 Polly r 2.00 The following general orders were J. B. 6.81 J. B. 1.40 167.45 H. C J. J. 16.50 T Bland 21.00 J. J 5.95 J. W. Jerry Williams 61.72 S. i. 87.50 4.10 Noah J, II. 5-10 Johnson B. F. 25.00 O. W 1.00. Licenses to retail liquor I'm six months were granted to L- M. J. Smith Adrian age, G- M. Tucker Co., C S. Smith, G. W. Bullock, Oscar Hook- J. Q. Bro., J. D, lock. J. H. Staton, Cher- John H. T. L. H. W. T, lord, F. Flem- J. Cobb Son. petition of F. Ward, guardian of Anderson biers, it was ordered that valuation ed from On petition of W, J. Summered,, tax on laud valued at having paid his taxes for 1888, having previously listed and paid y former owner, it was ordered On petition of W, F. the lax charged to him on acres valued at 3.70 was ordered refund- ed, having been previously paid by him. On petition of Alex Harris it was ordered that the valuation of his land be reduced Horn UM to James A, Stock. A. F, Flood, Warren Chas. Jack Steward, Flemming and H . Maiming were exempted poll tax. C. P. Gaskins appointed of draw in bridge at Bell's cents fur each service. On petition G. W. Bullock was lowed a rebate of one month on his license. D- J. Con a hie elect for Falkland township, tendered his of- bond with R. R. Cotton us surety, which was examined, proved and recorded, and official administered lo said The were allowed to list taxes for Peter La- George Forbes, Daniel Fore- man, James Harrington, Warren Stocks, ii, E. L. Nathan Sanders, Walter Allen Austin, W H. Dunn, W. G. Little. W. M. Tax Collector for 1887 presented his list which was examined and it was or- he be allowed in- solvents. R. S. CLARK CO., DEALER. IN GOODS. for needed in the HARDWARE line. Our stock cannot be but if you want anything in Hardware, Implement, Stoves and looking Utensils, Carriage Material and House Cutlery CALL ON We Can save you money on any of these goods. MANUFACTURER'S AGENTS FOR POWDERS which will sell at Factory Prices. WE are now fitted up in and are prepared to man- upon short notice any kind r style of RIDING VEHICLES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRING. We also keep a nice line of Come and Satisfaction Guaranteed. R. GREENE, JR. Manager. IN THE MOON BE SEEK EVERY DAY, but the man who keeps a fresh supply of Grocer es, Fruits, Confections, Cigars, TOBACCO. GOODS Can be found whenever wanted. You have lo look for V. L. STEPHENS, And all your wants In the above can be supplied. BOXES PUT UP TO ORDER. U A SPECIALTY. RUM We still have some very desirable goods in stock that must be disposed of BEFORE FIRST, and we are letting them go without reserve NOT AT COST but many of them at far below cost. You only have to come to our store and let it be known you want goods and we will convince you that FOR WE CAN GIVE YOU BARGAINS which no other house can equal. Don't to ESTABLISHED IN 1870. Luther Sheldon, SASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS, PAINTS. TIN FANCY CUT BRACKETS, VARNISHES. ROOFING PAPERS. KN AM BLED GLASS. STAIR RAIL, Plain Sheathing Papers, Newels, Dry Paint-, Plaster or Wall Papers, Venetian Glass. Mood Mantels, Brashes, Wire cloth Window Screens. Robber Rooting I aim, State Mantels, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, AND BUILDING MATERIAL OF DESCRIPTION. Nos. West Side Market Roanoke Ave. w. u brown N MERCHANT AND AGENT FOR THE OIL MILLS. H. Morris Bros, J, L. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, GREENVILLE, N. C OFFICE SUGG JAMES OLD STAND. All kinds Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE. THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY THE FRONT J. D. Williamson, SI TO FLANAGAN. WILL MANUFACTURE OF BUGGIES, CARTS DRAYS. My Factory is well with the best put up hill WORK. We keep up with the Mine- the latest improved sty Is. Best material mad in all work. All styles Spring are used, yon can Storm, Coil, Ram Horn, King. Also keep on hand a full e of ready made HARNESS AND WHIPS, the year round, which we will sell as LOW as Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Greenville, N Jan. Board met day at A. M. Havana. G. M, A. James, Jr., T. The Clerk of Board was or- to notify the Justices of the Peace the county to meet the Court House Greenville, on Mon- day Feb. at o'clock. M. to elect a member of the Board in place of I. A. K. Tucker who failed to qualify. The following orders were drawn upon the prisoners. S. V. 1.17 J B. Cherry 2.00 F. W J. B. Cherry -0 J. B. Cherry 7.10 J. B. Cherry 1.30 F. W. Brown 29.50 L. -09 D. J. Whichard 110.00 J. B. H. F. Harris. 391.89 B. S. Sheppard 3.82 R. Greene Jr. 6.75 Henry Brown 13.75 S. A. R Williams Jr. 5.80 Edwards Co. I. E. Keel 14.20 C. 7.60 G. M. Mooring II W. A. James 7.32 D. H. James 155.00 C. 13.50 Fanny Tucker to retail liquor for six mouths were granted to Warren F. L. G. Co., Jesse Ba- A. Stacks, J. A. Dudley. Stancill was exempted poll Tax. D. J. Whichard was awarded the public for 1889 at Ordered that the Tax tor be charged with cents on the for 1888, collected from Taylor by J. K. The Jurors were drawn for March term of Pitt Superior WEEK. W. W. Austin Johnson, W. W. Tucker, J. B. Freeman Vines, Wm. Noah W. W. S. M. Jones, J- W. G. Case, Frank J. J. Dixon, Jas. Marring Bailey. J. Highest Cash price paid tor Cotton Seed or Meal given in exchange Has for sale Acid Lime and Cotton Seed Meal Either for Cash or on Time. FARMER'S BONE FERTILIZER. A SPECIALTY it is to he superior to fertilizer OB the market. J. B. J. R. MOVE. J. G. MOVE. . J. J. Tucker, C. W. Republicans who B. Hudson. Pitt- helped to steal Indiana for him. J. B. rS CO., Thanking the people of this and a continuance of the same. counties for past favor key E. C. GLENN. COMMISSION STANDARD GUANO ACID PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL, SHELL LIME. PIKE DISSOLVED DONE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND Tennessee Wagons, for sale. GREENVILLE. N. C. Mar. 1887. The Legislature ago to-day and easily its organization. There were several offices to be and almost as many rants as there were members to vote. The caucus for both branches met on Tuesday night and made the candidate a which resulted in the of the following- In the House Mr. Augustus Leaser, Iredell, was made Speaker; Mr. T. B. of Chatham, Principal W. although afraid to show his face in had the cheek to appear before the Sen- ate committee on pensions this week and make an argument in behalf of the Washington attorneys, against- the proposed of pension agents fees. It is said that when the contested election case of Smalls vs Elliott, of South Carolina, before the House, Representative Oates, of Al- will make a speech on the race question that is likely from the boldness of the stand which he pro- poses to take to make a sensation throughout, the country. If yon know of a who would like to see a sample copy of the send us the name. i a. wonderful has been made and that too a In thin county. fastened clutches upon her and year she with- stood severest hut her vital or- My this is the last and were undermined and death seem- also the most station in yd Imminent. The she coughed . . m l. . Incessantly and could not sleep. She the am happy to for her , of say yon have passed to my entire i for Consumption and was so satisfaction. Yon have given nu- so much relieved on taking first that evidence of being a with one bottle will find in the of the mat- a Co K. C.-Get W T Crawford, of Hay wood i problem, free trial boWs at N G Bras w. i. A of all year Engrossing r- i man, J. J. Lang, E. S. Dixon, John Highsmith, J. G. Taylor, G. L. Rollins, A. N. Ryan, James Gray, Price. J. A. Andrews. SECOND J. H. Jr., Wingate, Oscar Hooker, W. J. W. H. Smith. A. S. A Dud J. D. Holland, Stocks, w. W. Stancill. Moore, J. E. Barber, J. L. T E. Davis, H. N. Gray, J. H Eubank, Fred Gardner, J. J- Rawls. W D. Suit, Druggist, Ind., can recommend Bluer as the very Every bottle has given relief in every case, man tonk six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of Abraham. Druggist. affirms The bet selling cine I have ever handled in my M Is Electric Thous- ands of others have testimony so that the is that Elect lie Bitters i o cure all diseases of the Liver. Kidneys or Only a half dollars bottle at Drug Store- My wile had been a for some time with pain in the Salvation Oil was freely used and I am glad to say my wife to-day pain. W. B. Council, Baltimore Md. ID colds of great obstinacy aid backing chronic use Dr. Ball's Syrup, the favorite. LOOK TO Having just a fresh line o the we are now to offer to public just what they stand goods at prices that will please the purchaser. WE I S STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, Dry Goods, ton SHIRTS COLLARS. BOOTS To lit all who their patronage. Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, Guns, Shot, Powder, Crockery, Glass-ware, Wood and Willow ware, Furniture, Harness, Whips, Gail Rail Road. The railroad company coin- guiding in By Nursery this week and will take up five hundred apple pear trees, the following varieties Vi. war- Favorite, winter Yellow May, Spice, June Sweet and winter. These I ill sell at ten cents each. I also have four or five hundred pear trees that I will sell for twenty live cents each. These are all first class, and good varieties. Now is the time to get cheap trees. Conn- at once. Allen Ax and Railroad Mills Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Notice to Creditors Raving duly qualified of the last Will and Testament of Amos Evans, the day of notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate of said decedent, to make Immediate payment to the and to all creditors of said estate their claims prop- to the undersigned on or before the ind day of January, ls-in. or this notice will he plead In bar of their E. Evans, of Amos Evans. Land Sale- By of a contained in a Mortgage executed and delivered to me w. James on the day of April and recorded in T ITS in the office of of Deeds of Pitt county. I will offer for sale on the premises Ir. Bethel on day the day of at o'clock the following parcel of land viz of certain house and lot of land situated in the town of Beth- el county on the East side of Main st adjoining the lands of Mrs. Barnhill. Warren Andrews and others, containing one half acre more or Terms ash, . I. Greenville Jan. 2nd. Mortgagee JAMES M. Atty for Mortgagee MB THIS LINE WE WILL Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Flour, Rice, Meats of different kinds, very best Lard we can buy, Butter, Cheese, Spice, Pepper. Soap both toilet and Laundry, Star Lye, Ball Lye, Matches, Candles, Starch, best grade of White Kerosene Oil, Machine Oil, We are a New Firm., but not new men to the All who stand in of goods in our line are to come o see as. We and will as low as any one who sells as good good as we do Notice. Is given that application will be made to the Hoard of Commissioners of Pitt on the 1st Monday in to establish new Town- ship out parts Swift Creek, and townships with the fol- lowing boundaries. Beginning at the mouth of Turkey Cock Swamp running with said swamp cock thence to the persimmon branch, then down said branch to clay root swamp then up said swamp to Indian well then up said swamp to the head of said amp then to Greenville township line then with said line to Mn- road at or near branch church then with said road to S swamp then down said swamp to the be- ginning This Jan, 5th., w. B. Moore N. R Cory. w. W. Haddock J antes Cox. Watch-Maker Jeweler. If yon want something nice in the way of Sewing Machines, come to OLD ill A huge ii-n stock received. Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machines repaired and warranted. RAWLS FEED STORE. C. D. ROUNTREE, Dealer ii Hay, Corn, Meal. Peas, Oats Mill Feed. Will pay fer Corn and Peas. pay CASH for my goods and can ford -o sell at BOTTOM fail on me at the store of J. S. Smith Notice. On Monday the 4th day of A. I will sell at the House door in the town of ville to the highest for Cask one treat of land Pitt county and bounded as Situated In Greenville Township the north side of Tar adjoining the R M. G. S. Johnson and others, at time and place I will sell for cash one oilier tract of land ill Put county Green- ville township north side of Tar Riv adjoining the lands of I. A. A- and said lands were owed by w. W. t the time of his death I will sell the interest of K. L. Gowns six lo satisfy an execution in my hands against L. and have been levied on said land as the property of said E. L. Me J. A. K. TUCKER, 3rd 1889. Notice. By virtue of a Decree of the Superior Court of Pill county, in a pro- entitled Win. May Executor Mary A. K May vs. K. Keel and wife. and others, I shall on the day of February 1889, at IS o'clock. Meridian, at the Court House or, in the town of for cash the house and lot in upon which E. Keel now lives, ad- the lots of Mrs. Martha Belcher, Davis and others. Said lot con- about three acres land, and upon It Is a dwelling and all necessary out- houses. This of Dec 1888.

T- . THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. FILE AT . . THIS PAPER NEW YORK. All Al- way made for it In Spar A yoke of heavy Oxen and good Carry log for sake by John Flanagan. People from several miles in the country have been coming to town nights to see the Indian Show. Good dwelling for rent. Apply to E- C. Glenn. forget yon owe the TOE. of Western Seed Oats for sale by A. The New fair this year will be held from Feb. 22nd. Point Lace Flour has been tried and is the best and cheapest at the Old Brick Store. Car load of western corn lost re- by E. C. Glenn. for the railroad. To arrive in a few a vessel load of Lime and Rain it, to be sold for cash or on time at bottom prices. E. C. Glenn. Inferior court in next week. days more to buy goods at own price. We will move n 1st to the store now occupied by II. Morris Bros. On a the blacksmiths in town. Now in stock all D. M. Ferry Co's Garden Seed, at the Old Brick Store. Court adjourned for yes- evening. Superior Court- The were tried and disposed of at this term of Pitt Superior Court. W. c. C. C. W, submits, judgment suspended on payment of costs J. M. V. with sub mils, fined costs. Jack Moore, affray, submits, judgment suspended on payment of costs. Richard Jenkins. A. with W. submits, suspended on of Fernando Bullock, affray, not guilty. T. A. Cherry, affray; on costs. Ann and Down. judgment suspended on p of costs. John Cherry and George Wilson, A. with XV. not guilt v. J. B. and A. B. suspended on payment of costs. Craft and Jerry Jr., affray, judgment j are to pended on payment costs. Jan received Boss Fa- Lunch Milk Biscuit at the Old Brick Store. Bad colds have very much led the people of late. Jan His more P. Co's Sweet Scotch which has proven to be the healthiest and cheapest. per pound at the Old Buck Store. Going right ahead. That is what Greenville is going to do this year. To sums to suit. Mote liberal terms than heretofore. to J. B. Yellowley, ville, N. C. See that all your own acts are right, then you are better qualified j to judge others. Having Bought, the entire stock of Goods of G. L. I will sell at cost to close by 1st special inducements given to country merchants buying in lots. Don't fail to call opposite P. O. M. R. There was a slight rise in the price of cotton last week. cents in this market. Keep a close watch every col- the Reflector, advertise- and all. The rush keeps up at Hotel Ma con hut everything in the best of order. Fresh herring have coining into market for a week and the toothsome shad will soon follow. The ordinance baptism will be administered at the close of service n the Baptist Church to-night. the roads these county roads, we mean. Bad system, bad roads, little attention given them, and all that. Simms turns out some good work his tailoring establish If yon custom made clothing try him. The weather the most of this Mi court has been the we remember to have seen at a January Some of the plank sidewalks in town need repairing. There are Personal. Mr. B James leaves this morn- for Philadelphia. Mrs. J. B. Cherry and Miss Nina have been m Baltimore for a week past. Dr. V. N. Sea well, one of of the Farmer's Alliance is hare this week. Miss Fannie Coward Green county, has been visiting Mrs. C. D. for a few weeks past. Mr. John Simms baa moved bis family into the house belonging to the James heirs, in Mrs. Darius White, of Hertford, who formerly lived here, is now vis- the family of Mr J. White. Mr. J. F. who for some- lime worked in the carriage shops of this town, has returned to Green- ville and taken a position with Mr. O. Sheriff Tucker seems perfectly at home in the Court room. It is his first term to in but he does it as glibly and with as much voice as most men. Our Senator Williams from begins work immediately on the of the General Assembly. On the second day he introduced a bill to red the rate of interest. Mr. W. H. a young man who left this county a few years since for is visiting his old home near Greenville. He came in to see Saturday and re- ports having made much progress in tanning and turpentine business last year. Two men from this county are partners in a Commission House in Norfolk. They are Messrs. R. J. C. C. Both these young men are well known here and their experience in the cotton business enables them to serve their to advantage. At the residence of the bride's father. Mr J. L. Langley, in this town, at o'clock yesterday morn- Mr. H. B. Clark, of Washing- ton and Miss Emma Langley, of Greenville, wore united in the holy hoods of matrimony, Rev. ft. B. John officiating. The de- parted immediately by steamer for Washington. Our beet wishes go with them. The Reflector is Dr. Zeno Brown for a handsome pair of book antlers. The buck, a dons fellow, was killed by Mr. Mills while the Doctor was on a pro- visit to bis an- being ran near the house by the dogs tor Mr. Mills to run out a yards and kill it. Dr. Brown ha since procured the antlers and brought them to They are very much appreciated. Another industry for Greenville is a lumber mill now being put in by Col Harry Skinner. The mill is located en the river above town. One more sign our prosperity. To stop advertising is on the or- of palling down your sign before place of business. The enter- prising merchant keeps his name before the public year in and year out and he reaps the reward. The Reflector thanks the Monogram Club, of Raleigh for an invitation to the Inaugural Ball and Reception on the evening of the 17th. Mr. R. D. this town is one of ball Our job printing department has been kept very busy late. Bring on your friends. We are prepared to do your cheaply and You help keep a home institution by patronizing the Reflector office. Miss Mollie Moore wishes to in- form her patrons and the public that the spring session of her school for boys and girls will begin on Mon day January 28th. It will be to interest pupils to be at the opening of session. Dr. Joe Allen, the medicine man, promises some to the public for the balance of this week. Last night he the arrival of W. J. French, a scout better as who is one of the finest shots with pistol and rifle in the States. We believe in a general cation of crops and advise the far- in that direction. Already this year, 1889, there have been and hundreds of bushels of corn shipped here from West at a cost of about cents per bushel. Now our were all this corn. could do so very profitably at a bar- rel and a large yield per acre could be realized when manuring and cultivation are property looked after. Avert Almanac for 1889, publish- ed by Dr. J. C. Aver Lowell, Miss., comes to as in shape of a neat presentation book of about five hundred pages, being made up of numerous editions calculated for the latitudes of many lands. A score or more of nationalities are addressed in their own languages in this volume, and could they all be heard clamoring together for and Aver s Pills what a break fourth CLOSING OUT SALE We Entire Stock of at Greatly Reduced Rates for the GAN MY AT THESE LOW Best brands of calico Domestics 3-4 and double width Velveteen Ladies men's and children's Hosiery per pair, Hand- kerchiefs dozen, all sizes men's Shoes from to Shoes at same prices, children's Shoes from to Nice Suits for Men's Nice for 3.00 THE m ff Our stock is kept complete by getting goods NOTHING SECOND HAND OR SECOND CLASS. Goods Class. There is one of the biggest rats about the Reflector sanctum that predominates in the east. Some- time at night when all else has be- come quiet, said rat makes a noise of almost as great proportions as a floor was being torn up. And lie is quite choice in his diet, making an occasional meal on a brand new printer's roller or on some brother Glenn's best selected seed grain. Catch him Why be walks right over a trap and don't ever put a foot in it. The case that elicited most at this term of Court was the trial of and Branch for the murder Calvin Cox. It was not thought that the case would end before to-day therefore we had reserved no space to report it in this paper. On Saturday of were selected from a of men and The examination of witnesses began Monday morning, the case was given to the jury at P. M., who at 9.30 returned a verdict not Next week the Reflector will contain a full report of trial the evidence- A double stock of HATS to fit everybody at most Your Own Price By the 1st day February we will move to the store now occupied by H. Morris Bros., and will close out our present stock before mo- These prices are good while the goods last. Greenville, N. C. the next THIRTY DAYS we will sell Tax Delinquents, Take Notice. That on the first in Feb- 1889, being the day of the month, at twelve o'clock, at the court house door in Greenville, Elisha Little a F acres. ward, c C acres. Evans, Hardy acres Evans H Well, we've got to sweat and take the heat next summer. The report conies that the winter is so mild and spring-like in Maine, that the ice has all broken and floated out of river into the sea and of it was saved. May be we can get a little from up about the North pole. M. G. Manning A. with D. W., guilty. Jesse Hopkins L- It. guilty, two years in penitentiary. K- W. and Arden Hyman affray, Bullock judgment Beaded on payment of costs. issued William Edwards L. R. four mouths in jail, fined and costs with leave to Commission- to hue out. Wellington ml L. It. guilty, three years in not guilty. Stanley Brooks. L. three years in m Jerry Belabor and Trespass, submit, judgment on of costs A. with D. W , not Amos I. It. not guilty. D- C. Smith, Forcible Trespass, appeal to Supreme J. T. Moore, affray, submits, mo- lion tor judgment, motion ed. Richard Harriett bury and Laura L. R not guilty. Hay wood Williams and Henry Vines affray. Williams guilty, fined costs. Vines not guilty. A. Tripp and Tripp submits Judgment on payment of costs, ca- tor J. b. Moving Pence, guilty, fined and costs Daniel, Oliver Esau Albert Williams Another lot of left here for and Alston, turpentine farms last week. two mouths each in jail to he that on of coats over at The Guard will meet again for drill next afternoon. We Ope to see a attendance out than at late meetings. are rapidly log out their stock preparatory to moving. Better see while the bargains are going. H. F. Keel disposed of head of his last shipment of stock in week and must go on in a days for another car load. The wants a man to stop of his he has paid his the one due the editor. We as much. It is the small beginnings from which great endings come. Begin to cut off the small debts an and you will coon discover that you ate Now just look out and lie exceed- careful about fire. It is not too late for a conflagration, we have been enough to escape thus The Board Education have order- ed Superintendent to be in Greenville for the purpose of con- examinations of teachers only one Saturday la each month. The Spring of Greenville Institute opens next We are glad to learn the is very rood. New pupils should be pres- en the first so as Co be classified. Well they say some are and some ain't. Too late for that now. You know what the law is and if you had paid your taxes in time your property would not have advertised. It is a good thing for the county that we have a Tax Col- with enough back bone to push the law The Goldsboro He tells a case of abandonment. A colored woman in that county went off with the hands Georgia, and left four helpless little children with no one to care for them. A most i act, She ought to be severely Henderson Gold the Vance Guards have been excused from paying tax both by the town county commissioners. We mention this as an item for those In authority in Pitt There might be such nu order in be- half of the Greenville Guard, with a proviso that attendance upon drills be required. cheeks and rosy lips, deep blue eyes and auburn hair, are possessed by the girl whose face adorns Hood's Calendar for She wears a dainty bonnet, and the head is so as to look realistic. Hood's Calendar is easily I be best of its kind, and like the Sarsaparilla it represents, is a good thing to have in pad with the exquisite array color above, while the dates are easily read. Hood's Calendar may be ob- of or by send- cents in stamps to C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. against them for the year 1888, costs included. I shall send a Deputy to the home of every delinquent tax payer in the who owns no land, to seize and sell personal to satisfy the tax. due and costs. TOWNSHIP. Barrow. D. C. acres Fields Ned acres j II. R. MR ; R. K. Atkinson Est i Randolph, William A. A. Ml church acres John acres Stock Moses acres B p seres 04-----Smith, b D acres Taylor. Isaac Taylor. Charles acres Creeping swamp Tripp. c b Adams white i. H well Ready Am Clothing, Boots etc., At figures that will you. Men's Boots per Men's Shoes f pair. Men's Congress Dress Shoes per pair. Calicoes per yard. And everything in like proportion. Cone and be I RYAN REDDING CREEK Adams Julia acres ts Cannon. Fred acres Gardner. G w acres Home Home 91------ Gardner g w discharged on pay of with l to to hire out. John L. R , submits, judgment suspended on payment costs. George M. Andrews. A. ugly wound on bead. From what submits, continued on pay- we learn in Ibis case the officer em have recently passed through Goldsboro from towns. One policemen recently a man, who was drinking, a cart round, making a very of costs. David L. guilty, two years in Redmond Foreman, Bigamy, ii two years in penitentiary. went very much from In first place he was without bis weapons and was excuse for beating o man as brutally one A word about tobacco. Farmers, don't forget to plant a small patch of tobacco this year, those who have adapted to its cultivation and many have. If enough tobacco is raised this town will soon have a warehouse, even if one is not built right away the railroad will make better for yon to reach other markets. So try some tobacco. It was about 5.30 a. yet dark We bad sent a small nigger on ahead to make a fire in the office preparatory to getting to work. understand us to say we get at it that early every morn- As We the office we heard the sound as of chopping of wood. We entered the front door and cloned it with some when there went up a full yell from com- mg room followed by sounds of fast retreating foot steps back door. The nigger bad ken uh for a His yells brought Christ man in to ascertain the of such an uproar. The average American and both dyspepsia, one creates, other destroys it. costs only cents. The beat is Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup since it maintains baby's health by keeping it tree from d etc. Price From crowds that attend nightly and the shouts that go up from them we would say that Dr. S. Clark with camp is affording considerable amusement to people. The en- begin With a song from the Indians in their own dialect nil- lowed by a dance. Then conies character solos and jokes by Mr. O. S. Clark in array. Messrs. and Lucy then give feats at tumbling and boxing, the entertain input closing with a farce between them and the the different parts being with speech- es from Di. Clark. One night last week sent up a balloon and baa been promised for to- night. FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP. Belcher Martha I Town Lot G. O. Town Lot Bynum, Elijah Bell. B. W, Stephen Joyner, Jas. T. Plank Jason plank C. G. lOb U Creek L. V. Swamp B. M. creek 1610 GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP . .- j acres Gardner MB. Land 25-----P Peter B acres j Hardy Land-------- Peter j lee land Harper h D acres Henry home land E S Agent and will do well to visit our stores before purchasing On goods purchased in large quantities we girt Heavy Discount. The Reflector wants subscribers. bun- At tin Institute. The young ladies of Greenville In- assembled in the chapel, Sept. 1888, for the purpose of or- a literary society. The number enrolled was The pres- officers are Misses Helen Ricks, President; Ida Erwin, dent; Lucy Cox, Secretary; Mary Cannon, Parliamentary Critic; Bes- Jarvis, Reporter. Officers are elected quarterly. The name adopt ed was and motto B, Not to The pal of set apart ops the double rooms of Institute in which the regular meetings of the society should be held every Wed- afternoon. Hereafter it Is to lie known as the Lucy Cox Reporter v hero's the people of Greenville having so liberally our on Tuesday night, Jan. and whereas Col. Harry Skinner having allowed as the of bis store and chairs, and the band having so kindly aided us in our work by their excellent therefore he it That the Athenian society in of above considerations, tender their sincere thanks to people of Greenville, to Col. Harry Skinner, and to the band That this society- thank members of the Reform Club for their liberal donation of books, and all others who are aid- Greenville Institute in any way to establish a library. James. Committee, Etta j Done by order of the Athenian Society. Anderson. S. F. acres -fames Bryant, Samuel I Britt, William i Town Lot Brown, James Sr. J Town Lot Bernard, Town Lot Boyd, Jno F acres Braxton, Louis acres Bell, James acre Bell Patsy acres ft J D acres Congleton, acres Cory, W at Town Lots Cox, Will Town Lot o Evans. V acres Elks, James acres Elks. James plan Forbes, Noah acres Flake, II A acres in town Hardy, Silas Hopkins, Nelson J town Lot town lot Harrington, James acres James, F G J G James town lot s SO Johnson M acres IS Jones Louis acres Censer j town lot acres Richard Plank Moore R J acres Moore, Thomas S acres Nicholson, John town lot proctor, acres I Pollard, pa town lot B C town lot C town commons J town lot Randolph, J town lot I D. Q acres Spain, Charles Savage. E T acres Smith, Hannah town lot Smith. J F acres Summerel, Martha acres town lot . Tucker. Mary town lots . Tyson, acres Tyson, w I wife acre. Tyson, acre . Allen Williams, lot . Battle town lot. ward, Lovelace town lot . of my nigh acres II D acres dower L P acres j S I, p Miller. G E MM acres land Manning win acres 90- ------Smith, acres Allen Silvester Allen 8219-----smith Anderson Anderson acres . Tingle- acres Home Land Held. acres acres h j c acres Home land FALKLAND. Atkinson heirs, acres, Swain Land. M Atkinson, n S . acres. Move land. A Law Harry. acres Moore acres, Harris, and wife. acres, lo Hathaway, j. acres, Jefferson, M acres, Lewis, m b. acres Foreman land, 86- Nichols, w a. acres land, Parker Pitt land, Peebles, acres, A Langley, acres, skinner Williams, w R. acres land, 6.1; j n, acres land acres Sale of Land. By virtue a decree of I he Court of Pill in a certain special proceeding therein entitled M. L. re J. It. King, et and as ens No. Sill upon Tie Tar River Transportation the Presides . H. K. special proceedings docket of N Gen said court, I on N Washington, Om Aft MONDAY, 1880, at the Court House door in Green- j navel on Tor ville, sell at public sale to the The Steamer highest pieces or parcels land in Farm- thoroughly repaired, and painted, lilted up specially for the comfort, v and convenience of Ladles. POLITE ATTENTIVE A furnished with ville Township mid on the Booth side Little one piece adjoining the hinds Jacob Joyner, Charles Joyner and others, containing by estimation Acres, more or less, I heat the market and known as the Joyner A the Meaner other piece adjoining the hut attractive. Kl. Williams, Allied j Acres, or loss, i known as the and through -BEAVER TOWNSHIP. J J acres Billiard, Jarvis . II c acres . fit acres . Sutton, j j acre. Tripp, Johns Tyson, c acres . JO acre. Edith BETHEL TOwNShIP. Andrews, w w Town Let Alfred M. G Bryan, M. Creek Land J E. Brown Land Bryant, 0.1 Town w. H. at L. I Town Lot I Town Lot Cherry. Home w. Lot James, Town Lot James. M. A. n. J. Town Lot Knox, w, A. w. V. Town Manning, Home Land Manning. John Land Moore. C. Home Rouse Vines, Town Lot M. Town Lot A sores Grimes Town S C, J. Town Lot I ward. Robert Town Lot W. Jo v Land a. Land E. C- for m. May Son acres D. X, acres acres 3.54-- Braxton Sarah Ann acres O. Creek j. n. Hi acres m. I. acres Dudley acres acres c. mg Harris Henry M Polly A. O, acres Q. sere creek b. acres 7-i acres 8.87 Margaret acres Benjamin sores acres acre SUM----- acres acres A. acres C. J. acres V Swamp Tripp Redding t;. creek acres Parties here can their tuxes prior to the day of sale by paying costs for advertising. John Co, N. C., Jan., SO 6-1 1308 ft The mm throws out a gentle hint when It is pretty close to stealing and the former lends to the Lots of truth In that There an few gamblers who would not steal if put to the test and a largo percent need an opportunity. la t with nil if can I d-In regain my writes Mrs. Carrie R. of She add seven years ago she was married under the most happy and. until six months since, crowned life; then her band become distant In his manner to- wards her. until now lie in positively cold- R. give details, If she Is with diseases peculiar to min, if her have lost their bloom, and her eyes their sparkle, it of Dr. Prescription will n magical change and restore her to health. Asa powerful. Invigorating tonic. Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription imparts strength to the Whole system, and to the womb and its In particular For overworked, Of debilitated teacher dressmaker-, shop-girls, miming mother, and women generally, U the earthly boon, being a so so- and restorative tank- Terms of Cash. l. Blow, Commissioner. N. C, Notice. On Monday the 4th of A- D. I will sell House door in the town of Green- ville to the highest cash several of laud in Pitt county and as i Ono tract known as the May Place adjoining the lauds of Alfred Forbes F. T. Cannon the and acres more or less the adjoining A. C. Tucker and others containing two hundred and a-res more or less the place on which the said lives J. n. Whitehead. O. T. Tyson the which has off to the said Bollard acres more or leas, also the place known as tho hinds B A. and eon. lining acres more or lest, to an execution in my for celled ion L. Sr. J. A- K- Mb. January The Board of has me to have, only In month. at only nu before in each month. The Hoard has examination shall lie by free as before. J. Stores for rent. The stint formerly Mm- Moore deed at the corner of Hf h and the store opposite by Mm. K, A. as a for rent on and after January 1st. Terms Apply to, D. Hills Lading given to all points. . I. Greenville, . C. GREENVILLE INSTITUTE TEEM OPENS JAN, 18th, 1881. arranged that the Hi t week In The. will be new pupils I an nary. TEACHERS Kim. . ti. I'm Principal Miss Primary De- menial Music. Miss Painting and Drawing, Mm. E. IV. Book Keeping Academic and Painting Military. ADVANTAGES Large, Comfortable Buildings. I Healthy Location and flood Water Pi. of Well Prepared for A Corps .,, Teachers, all graduate of class Music Department equal in work to any in the New Pianos Organ. A nearly volume. recently for I he School. from to fer and Tuition and Term I for Pupils the same advertised In Pupils who do not hoard lib the should consult before engaging board elsewhere. For Address, fur her part i Horses and Mules For sale by the undersigned at Hie on public square, occupied by Tyson. Several ear loads of horses and mule for or on lime. well stock learn prices fore The best Maire In the world for Cm- Sore. Halt T- Sore. Teller. Chapped Hand, Chi Com, and all Erupt lo n and cures Pile, or no rs quired. It I guaranteed to give perfect or money Price per box. For sale Kraal I u , Pitt Court. a. The oil lake that action, us has been commenced by I ho plaintiff in the Overt of Pitt to obtain a divorce a from the said Crimea, his wile; and the sold will lake hat he i required to at I he next trim the Court said In he held on the second Monday after the 1st Mon day in March, at the lions.- In and the complaint or the Court for the relief In his com- plaint. This Pitt Co. . A

Read Fact THE strongest woman will be tired out aft; r a day spent in washing clothes or cleaning in the old way, old means, aid of JAMES can do the same work t virtually takes the hard out of any task for which is used, and is harmless to or hands. Millions use you Pearline is never peddled but sold by all grocers. Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York. SUMMER RESORT LARGE ARRIVAL GRAND EMPORIUM f or Cutting and Dressing Hair. OF S TOP THE GLASS FRONT, j tin- at which place I have recently located, where I have everything in lino NEW, CLEAN AND TO MAKE A MODEL BARBERSHOP with all the improved ; new and comfortable chair-. sharpened at re figures for work out-id.- of my shop promptly executed. Very EDMONDS. FALL GOODS AT Little, House Bro-s H. C. New Firm But same this Barber-can be found U tie- House Barber Which is over by A. Smith and Hodge-. They need no recommendation before the People of Greenville and county as their competent y in the Tonsorial has been fully We have just added to our -hop one of the latest proved chairs we giving our customer- a- good a -have and Hair Cut any thing in the line as can be had anywhere. Ladies can be waited on their Cleaning clothes s -pi SMITH A STANDARD CALICOES AT CENTS. CLOTH YARD WIDE, ALL WOOL. WIDE, Vi A B. R. and Schedule. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. So I Dated I Mail, daily daily ex Sun. I v Weldon pm -0 pm C Ar Rocky Mount W t M Tarboro am Ar Wilson pm pm am Wilson Ar Selma Ar Lt Goldsboro War-aw Magnolia Ar Wilmington TRAINS GOING NORTH No So daily daily LADIES AT 3.25. Our Nice Fitting UM SHOES ARE Our BUFF SHOES ARE GOOD VALUED. am Wilmington Magnolia Warsaw Ml Ar Selma pm pm Ar Rocky Mount Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm except Sunday. pm Train an Scotland Week Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Heck at Returning, leaves Scotland Neck 8.20 A. M. daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro. X C, via A Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day OS P M- Sunday I P M. Williamson. X C, P P M. Returning leave- William-ton. t. daily except Sunday. A M. A M, arrive Tarboro. X , If A M, Train on Midland X C Branch leaves daily t Bands. Off A It. arrive X . ; a M. Re- turning leaves Smithfield. S C AM. arrive Goldsboro. N A M. Train on Branch leaves Rocky Mount at 3-00 P M, arrive.- P M, Spring Hope P l. Returning We also invite you to exam- I our General Stock, which is better than ever before. W e have a good line of Do- and Kentucky Jeans, Hats and Caps and a splendid stock of Men's Boots. LITTLE. HOUSE BRO. Cards P G. JAMES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GREENVILLE, N. Practice in all the courts. Collections DENTIST, Mount A I AMES II. Y-AT-L A W, GREENVILLE, N. M daily, except Train on Clinton leaves V. for Clinton, daily, except Sunday, at P M and i A M Returning leave Win ton at A M. and P. M. connect- bar at Warsaw with Ho. and Southbound train on Wilson A Fayette- ville Branch is SI. Northbound is LEX I,. BLOW, No. except Sunday. Train Booth w ill stop only at Wilson, and Magnolia. Train makes connection at Weldon for all point- daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun- day via Bay Line. Train- make close connection for all points via and Wash- , , . All trains run solid between ton and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. ., F. DIVINE, General J. R. Transportation T. M. Ag t. c. , M. N. E. Edwards , Printers and Binders, 1ST. C- have the largest most of c kind to be found In the State, and solicit for all classes Of Commercial, Rail- road School Print- or Binding. STATIONERY FOR PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOP MAGISTRATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS. us your orders. Air K. C. A W, GREENVILLE, N. C. AUG. MOORE. c M. B BERNARD, A Tl T-LA W, GREENVILLE. N. C. Practice in State and Federal Letter. Special to D. C, b 1889 Speaker and Mr. Mill bare decided not to call a of commit ten on rules to arrange the order remainder of Their for taking this stand M fear that pressure for age l the bill, would be greater than many the n- m. m could a- hum made to arrange r all Hie lead- party are de- shall in i Tills cinch cut gel mini- .-. ii- ill lie , and I. tat ii u -I- u many ought to be panned, and would be, II could be House. a wise one. are confident of re capturing the in 1890, they are con tide hi that next III make many large lore a good and last Will the very beat to go people to ask n.-r I be again. Economy and tariff will be Hie democratic word. turned up as M Wednesday an if many its were not nay it much can be at Una winch at other would call for censure. are but once a year. Both had more ii at the went light to work, the Senate on tariff bill the House on and Harbor bill. The republican members of the Senate committee are a with the people who wish to have change made in Senate tariff bill it la panned. Every mail letters by the bundled, in a stream of telegraph into the committee room. an If that wan not already come.-s to speak bin demands. them baa jam handed a memorandum articles that he wishes duties made higher on. lie nays be contributed largely to campaign with the dis duct that he was to be amply in republicans have agreed a bill, but they do not dare to make them public until the very last moment, the that will be immediately brought to bear upon to make changes. lucre in a little lull Blame war here this week, a published a day or so ago, nay lug that blame bad l.-it home this city, a hubbub until it wan learned to be Congressmen seem to be weakening at a rapid rate, per mat for cessation time being. Senator IIi-cock ban gone who rumor says is losing With Springer has a joint the admission of Arizona Idaho. A bill has been passed by House providing that by the sender place a postage stamp on a letter a special deli amp, shall binder or delay the transmission and delivery but the postage shall be collected on delivery of the let- Representative bill any attorney from receiving a lee in seem an increase of pension on account of an increase for which the was originally granted, o. securing a special act Congress an where might be ob- under the general pension laws, has by the House- Secretary has received a Horn inquisitive Massachusetts, who wants to who Harrison has selected for bis cabinet. Mr. a very sort a he was not able to furnish the information the down East wanted. Mr. made some of the silver Senators mad when be pie- the of the National board of trade to the Senate, ask- chase of silver bullion and the coin- age of the silver dollar. EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE. A. C. STATE GOVERNMENT. M. of of New Hanover. Secretary of State William i.-i. of Wake. Treasurer Donald W. of Wake. A editor Will P. Roberts, Of Gates of Public M. of Attorney F. I COURT. William V II. Smith. rake. S. A she. of S. Wake. JUDGES SUPERIOR COURT. First E. Shepherd, of Beaufort. Second Philips, of Third G. Connor, of son. Clark, of Fifth A. of Sixth T. of Sampson. Seventh C. of I. Montgomery, of Ninth F. Graves, of Yadkin. Tenth C. Avery, of Eleventh M. Shipp, of Mecklenburg. Twelfth . Merrimon, of Buncombe. IN Sena B. Vance, of Matt. W. Ransom, of North House of District Louis C. Latham, of Pitt Second M. Simmons, of Craven. Third W. of Fender Fourth Nichols, of Wake W. of Rock- Sixth T. Bennett, of -k S. Henderson. Rowan. Eighth II. n. Cowles. f Wilkes. Ninth D. Johnston. Buncombe GOVERNMENT. Court A. A. K. Tucker. Register of II. James. B. Cherry. Manning. II. Commissioners-Council Dawson, Chair- man, G nil ford Mooring, W. A. Jr., T. E. Keel. Public School Latham. of F. W. Brown. TOWN. M. Bernard. C. Forbes. J. Perkins. Ward. T. A. and P. 2nd Ward. O. nook- 3rd Ward. J. J. Perkins and A. F. M THE ONLY Brilliant L Durable , Economical Are Diamond Dy. They all in Strength, Parity None others are job u good. Beware of are of cheap and inferior sad give poor, weak, colors. a colors; f o cents each. far D, Book, far Photo., or en. a Sold by or by WELLS, i CO., Burlington, ft. For or Breads; DIAMOND PAINTS. to Coats. MARKET i Corrected weekly by A Wholesale Hi tail Grocers J CELERY COMPOUND CURES Neuralgia Nervous Prostration Rheumatism Kidney Diseases PROOFS cured Mrs. L A Kan Cal. in i Ha at H Com pound, I cored Her- I N H has . more food for than any Seem Tty. All Liver Disorder rm- h. l-i i hr, . I Vt. THE Eastern Reflector. D. US, N. C. S M. N. C. Mess Pork Bulk Sides Bulk Shoulders Bacon Sides Bacon Shoulders County Hams Sugar Cured Hams Flour Coffee Brown Sugar Granulated Sugar Syrup Tobacco Snuff Butter Cheese Es Meal Corn Irish G. A. Salt Liverpool Salt Hides Rags Beeswax Bread Star Lye Kerosene Oil to to to ; too to 1.2 AT I OLD BRICK STOKE. AND BUY- pg their year's will It to their interest to before .-I-.-H lien-, In complete in all Its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS, FLOUR, COFFEE. SUGAR, Ac. always at TOBACCO SNUFF A. we buy direct from you to buy at one profit. A stock of always on hand and at price., to suit and Third Rev. N. C. J. H, TUCKER. J. J. E. MOORE. TUCKER A W, N. C. LATHAM. is SKINNER, A um at Law, N. C. r A WHENCE V. Attorney a. J at La N t. HOTEL THE . SAMPLE . polite waiter, rooms. Beat the market affords. Hotel, a W Attorney Mid Li N C Will practice In the Courts Pitt, Greene, Edgecombe and ties, and the Supreme Court. ii I attention given to all entrusted to him. L, a. C Surgeon Dentist. Tenders his professional services u. the public. Teeth extracted without pain by the ass Oxide Gas. free m j B. N. C lines of to during nil F. L. hull I. Little, Edward and Henry Manning Bettie Stocks, and Mary- Evans, G. Stokes Addie J. J. and Lou- O. B. Mary C. Moore, A. T- Maggie Bland, L. B. Nettie ft. Ma Little, J, C Taylor and Moore, Henry and W. E. L. i. G. Taylor lily Winer.- H. B. and and Hampton and Cat Si mini Tucker and Emily D B. and L. Evans and Caroline Barrett, Adam Moore and Cannon, Harris Nelson, Moses and Tony and Lacy Henry Smith and Caroline Bell, William Harris and Harriet Foreman, War- Stokes and Annie A. Daniel, Davis and Evan, Simon and Laura Nelson Do and Mary Pitt, Mid Emma John Perkins and Warp, Bock First Sundays, morning and night. Hughes. D. D. Rector. Sunday, morn- and night. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. Rev. R. B. John. every Sunday, morn- and night. Meeting every Wednesday night. W. Pastor. LODGES. Greenville Lodge, No. A. F. A A. M. meets every 1st Thursday and night after the 1st and 3rd Sunday at Masonic Lodge. W. M. King. W. M. Greenville R. A. Chapter. No. meets every 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Ma- Hall, F. W. Brown, H. P. Covenant Lodge, No. I. O. O. F. meet every Tuesday night. D. L. James. N. O. Insurance Lodge. No. K. of H., meets every and third Friday night. D. D. Haskett, D. Pitt Council. No. A. L. of H. meets every Thursday night. C. A. White. C. POST OFFICE. Office hours A. a. to S P. K. Money Order hours A. f. to p. M. No or- will be from to from to p. M. Bethel mall arrives dally Sun- . at A. S., and departs at P M Tar mail arrives lily Sun- at I m. and depart at P. K. Washington mail dally at M. and at P. X. H. A. M. GREAT BARGAINS Mrs. B H. Home begs leave to an- to the ladles of Pitt county and v that -he has again resumed bus- at the old stand formerly occupied Alfred Forbes better known as his Old Store. And baa returned from the Northern Cities with a complete and entirely new stock of mm which she Is offering extremely low for CASH. I also . cured the services of Mrs. Hull a first-class Trimmer who will be pleased to serve the public in most fastidious, manner. Mrs Hull it well known to many of you as she has worked for me before Thanking you for your very liberal patronage the past I hope by fair dealing you will give me a continuance the same. MS. THE NEW- MILLINERY STORE OF T. Has lately been repaired and fitted up and she has fast received a superb display of New for FALL AND WINTER Besides her usual line of trimmed and nut rimed Hats, Ornaments and general millinery goods, she has prettiest stock of Silks, shaded Rib- etc. In the market. Give her a call at the Old Stand. Can be found a fresh supply Confections, Tobacco, Cigars. Ac, which will be sold at Ohm a call. J. O. CHESTNUT. to to times. Our goods are all bought and h ; sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to run, we sell at a margin. w in D Ml i. B S .- l-t tAm. no,, j d SM Bob tr. with l tor s as r at, n t f ill be u f-vi II. W end Mr l MM. Mayor April 1669. by a majority. H. W. Jersey, or to 6.2 3.40 Greenville. N. C Valuable Town Property For Sale. That dwelling and lot form- occupied by E. B. Moore. Esq. room-, and kitchen with necessary outhouse, all new good condition. For terms which are liberal apply to. J. B. Greenville, Oct. IT, 1888. W. L. ELLIOTT. S. P ELLIOTT. NICHOLS UNDERTAKING. Haying Ii. S. with me in the we are ready to serve people in that capacity. All and accounts due me for service have been placed in the Mr. for collection. JOHN FLANAGAN. COTTON FACTORS AND keep on baud at all time a nice I. of I Cat.- of all kinds and can furnish anything desired from the Hue Case down to a county Pine Coffin. are fitted up with all convenience and can render satisfactory to all who patronize us FLANAGAN Feb. 22nd. S LOOK. BALTIMORE NORFOLK Established in Baltimore in 1870. Will open a House In in September, for the handling and sale of cotton, thus giving our customers their choice of the two markets. Notice to Creditors. The undesigned having duly qualified before the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county as executor of de- i- hereby given to all debt- ors to make immediate payment to the undersigned, lo all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly authenticated to the undersigned within twelve month from date, or this no- will be plead n bar of their recovery. That 20th day of October. G- W. of Sidney I Horses Mules. A car load just arrived and now for sale by. at Keel King's old stand. Will sell them FOR CASH, or at reasonable terms on time. I bought my stock for Cash and can afford to sell as cheap as anyone. Give me a call. Have jut procured several first-class Vehicles and will take passengers to any M HUM rate. Sale, Teed Livery Stables. ALFRED FORBES, THE RELIABLE C Oilers lo the buyers of Pitt and surrounding counties, a line of the following goods that are not to be excelled in this market. And to be First-class and DRY GOODS of all kind-. NOTIONS. CLOTHING, GEN- FURNISHING GOODS. BATS and HOOTS and SHOES, LA- CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS. FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHING DOORS. SASH and BLINDS. and QUEENS- WARE, HARDWARE. LOWS and PLOW CASTING. I of different kinds. Gin and Hay, Rock Lime. runs, and Hair. and saddles. HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Agent Clark's O. N T. Spool f which I offer to the trade at Wholesale Jobbers prices, cents per dozen, less per cent for Bread Prep- and Hull's Star Lye at jobber prices. Leads White Lead and pure Lin- seed OH, Varnishes and Faint Colors. Wood Pump. Salt and Wood and Willow Ware. Nails a specially. me a call and I satisfaction. FALL AND WINTER. Display Eclipses Anything Ever Seen JOHN SIMMS, Merchant Tailor, In connection with above, we desire to say prices are strictly net cash and no discount. Money Money. PIANOS AND ORGANS. The Best In The World. Three Big Houses. RICHMOND, NORFOLK, AND A REVOLUTION IN PRICES. OLDEST LARGEST O. D. J. A Proprietor. to-. fries U. ill. r Year, IN ADVANCE is called to tho as large makes it an excellent through which to reach the people ALL ORDERS FOR FILLED. Straw, Pm. Newspaper ever in Greenville. It the LATEST NEWS and given More Matter for the money than any other in North Carolina. The a of news. NATIONAL, STATE and LOCAL, and will devote it- elf lo the material advancement of the ruction in it circa- Send your and get a la Mas of in for T a four trial. ML A t O., n. ;, of Scientific W ca fan plan and ox Vi a CO., I n t v hf ha maul i for He-fl TRADE MARKS. Jo mart I. In Pal- a t ., Sand ban. ate, aV CO. . nor. Or rut act K. Notice to Creditors. In fore I of Pitt as . I . II. deceased, 0.1 lie- ISM. All estate are notified to make Immediate Sad all creditors of said late sent lie dill-, duly in -I. to the d tit the of last, or notice trill their r of C. PATENTS and all business ii. the Patent of on Moderate We are . in B In t those more from the i Wat to free of and we make no n I.-- we ob- We refer, here. Post of the i.-i. and ts of tie I . . t For Is client- in State, addle--. C. o., W I, C. THE STAR. Notice GULLETS for baldness, out of end eradication of dandruff is before the public. Among; the many who have with wonderful I refer you to fol- lowing named gentlemen will testify to the truth of my assertion Latham. Mb. O. Sr., Any one wishing to give It a trial the above named complaints can procure it from at my place of business, for per bottle. ALFRED Barber. March , A NA The Si Alt it the only news- I ill g the full. of the and the United of Mew York, political I sf tie- pure and simple. i the Stab, the press, it baa by by tbs great to redeem from twenty-live at Rs- and sad to Sooth. For these bar years vast it baa been in it to lbs of ind. It i- for him now for and Thurman year- D horn sty in aft tea, d nation- and Per people like sort of De- t.- STAB Is the . Tbs stands on the Rational platform. It l- in a- ate e u I d the people in the of a m oppressive and dishonest. The scheme fostered championed by the I,, i making tbs government a miser, wringing millions I people and locking up In to serve no purpose and it regards as a crime the rights of an citizenship, Ks- r may it , the for it is sad through lbs stab is a great i- pure and who.--. presents an is i sf the world- f Its are good, quick, English, aid reading they are. be S; boat Stab is as as the in d amount of Besides tbs day's news it is in articles, stories, of current literature, reviews, art criticism, etc. illimitable humor sparkles in Will Carl.-ton's delight- letter- are of its choice off. rings. Many of the lest known men and women in literature and art are in The Is a large paper giving the cream of the the world over, with features which make the most complete family published. The farmer, the mechanic, the business man too much occupied to read a daily paper, w ill get for Ins dollar invested in the Stab than from any other It will especially alert during the campaign, ind will print the and most rt- political news. E . day for one year Daily, without Sunday, one year day. six months without Sunday, six months Sunday edition, one year Las Weekly Star, one year 1.00 A free copy of Weekly Stab to the sender of a club of ten. Address, THE STAB Broadway and Place. New York, Greenville, N. C. new management. Hot and cold water baths. Good rooms and at- Table always ed with the best of the market. Feed stables connection. 11-50 CAT E. Manager

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