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THE BEST PAPER IS CIRCULATION. DOWN. II The Eastern Reflector; THE The I the of thin paper ;, for the payment of owe ii. . ac a ft D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor. VOL VIII. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance.-,,. GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY N. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Eastern Reflector, N- C THE LEADING PAPER IN TO . per rear. DEMOCRATIC, BUT HI to Democratic m measures that are not consistent i true principle of the party. If yea want a paper from a wide-n-wake alien of the State semi for the SAMPLE COrT One day in humor pleasant. As ray smoke, wife then Wing present. Thus thoughtlessly I -My mother was a beauty. And you a beauty, too; mother did duty. And so. my dear, do was at cooking. Yet you can cook; If for perfection looking. No further would I look. mother's pie were tasteful, With light and flaky crust In marketing not Wasteful; She well deserve all trust. all things, pet. my mother, I must, forsooth, aver. Excelled all but one other yon who equal spoke mt approbation ; In no way did I chide. A declaration. of the shock she died MOMS TO CECIL ST. CLAIR. I drew it across my hand. Her beautiful, shining hair. And smoothed it over her temples, While she lay sleeping there. not of blackness That enchanted the bards of old; Sensible and Commendable. The Charleston, I contain the following, speaks i for Methodist i of Carolina passed j recitation that ministers and members of African are keenly sensible of the of the existing relations of races in these States, and prayer- fully admonish their own people to be discreet and forbearing in all Centennial Reunion of the To the Trackers of N. C, and Matriculates of the University of North x Feb. 1880. On I ho Truckers in One years ago be char- , around Clinton, N. C, met in of University was granted the House in this place and or by the General Assembly of North Association. Carolina. The long, and , We ate w that such Associations honorable career of the University in trucking section would be A Reflection. THE STATE. City and Country Negroes. Wilson Mirror. lion this world would be and how glorious our existence If we could but write upon Hie lab- What is happening around us. As Gleaned from the Stale Press. Charlotte Chronicle. It mast be an easy matter lo live Charlotte, that is, to simply exist. Tin- crowd of idle to lets of our T J M jail at Shelby W 1.1.1. loons and street coiners, Two men swap of this. neither do they of the golden rule and do to others as we would have them do unto us. How many heart this week toil not-, I can. makes it and a proud considerable local benefit, and be cured, how many hearts one other a privilege for her sons to celebrate nil the sections would combine n i ores would lie healed; how Anniversary of her form a State Trucker's Association hoot. Bible to not truthfully quote farther, for th i most them look like as far eases, but at the same time respects birth. Celebration that we all would enjoy a double STATE GOVERNMENT. Q. of Wake. M. Holt, Secretary of I. of Wake. W. of of Wayne. u pale. Superintendent of nor burnished gold; Sidney M. Finger of But it was tine and silvery white, F. David- j A sot at Buncombe. j A crown from The hair Chief Justice X. H. Smith, j I held the white folded So quietly on her breast; S. of They looked almost as if the Lord Joseph J. of Franklin; James E. Shepherd, of Beaufort. and Alfonzo C. of Burke. JUDGES SUPERIOR COURT. Had given the promised rest. They were sot round and shapely. As a sculptor might wish to see; They were not fair and snowy, As some beautiful hands may lie; H. Brown, But they were drawn and bent with pain Yet hands to me. Second Philips, kissed her face, her dear, sweet face. Third G. Connor, of By patience and made fair; The roses and lilies that beauty loves Clark, of Wei e were not there, But instead were wrinkles woven deep Fifth A. of Where the dimples used to be; Of all the faces in all the world, Sixth T. of The most beautiful face to me. Seventh C. of Wife's tO a Cumberland. i i Eighth A. Ninth F. Graves, of; Shelby Aurora. is nothing in this except a mother's love, that will Eleventh M. of , devotion Bad world fully urging upon white fellow the obligations winch are upon them by the law of righteousness, as well as the laws of I the t colored , pie in their measure of ice and security of person and property due to all Commenting on this paragraph the Wilmington Messenger of yes- through one of the calmest most as well as pa- writers in North Carolina, Maj. W. A. is that in this resolution of the African Methodist Confer- of Carolina which must commend it to every thoughtful, right thinking man in the country. uttered cannot be too broadly proclaimed in the land. It the teaching that come from every pulpit of the colored churches. The spirit is just and proper. As an appeal the right, for fair, generous, just treatment, it will go home to every Southern man. local or passing ties of the existing relations of races in those will disappear and cease to exist, if leading and colored people, and the ministers in their churches, will earnestly, effectually prayerfully admonish their people to be discreet and forbear- in all and it will require no white fallow the obligations which are Trustees and Faculty of the Tin-advantages be de- have set Wednesday of from such an organization, commencement week, June 5th, a central bureau of Twelfth it. Merrimon. Buncombe. IX Senate K. Vance, of Matt. W. Ransom, of North- House of District Thomas G. Skinner, of Perquimans. Second V. Cheatham col. I Vance. Third of Fender. Fourth District-B. H Bunn, f world. These men chain their ash. Fifth w. Brower. of wires to their miserable lives as a Sixth Rowland of is chained to its and John S. Henderson. . . .,. , . , . Eighth A. Co fortitude without complaint her sad lot. j If the situation were reversed, the posed upon them by the law of faith- righteousness, as well as the laws to her husband. and worthy wives do we daily I of the sec linked to husbands destitute Oft of the white and character; these noble of the South recognize the wives who lead a life of of their race in these States flee and work daily sixteen hours out of for the of their yet never one word complaint to Ninth G. Ewart of GOVERNMENT. Superior Court A. A. K. Tucker. of H. James. B. Cherry. Manning. H. Commissioners-Council Dawson, Chair- man. Guilford Mooring, W. A. James, Jr., T. E. Keel. Board of Harding Chairman S. and J. D. Public School Latham. of F. W. Brown. TOWN. K. Bernard. Forbes. B. Ward, T. A. and J. P. 2nd Ward. O. r and R. Jr.; 3rd Ward. J. J. Perkins and A. F. soon abandon their en These were evoked by a recent visit of a sweet and noble little wile wedded to a husband, who has dragged her year after year from pillar to post and j to the colored people, whom they have nurtured, fostered and pro for more than two centuries; the I a people snatched from barbarism and taught, the lessons of Christian civilization by the hard roaster of absolute, faithful, loyal servitude. The white of the South feel that they and their were, by God Almighty, made and up- lifting this black race; and they are therefore proud of the old of slavery, and the great work accomplished under it. strong, powerful, proud white people of the South need no from State to He mores from place to place and remains in each a few months until his debts crowd him out and force him to seek a new home. Yet no one ever heard her utter one word of com- plaint against worthless band, who could easily make tor her a splendid living. Like a wounded dove, concealing the arrow that is preying its vitals, she- hides the world the trials and sorrows prey her heart and bus only praise for D. Rector. j W man vow, vet she morn- through good mg Meeting . B Wednesday Rev. R. B. John, Pastor. every morn- and night Meeting Wednesday night. Faster. LODGES. Greenville Lodge. No. A. T. A A. M. meets every 1st Thursday and Mo- day night after the and 3rd Sunday at Masonic Lodge. W. M. King, W. M. Greenville R. A. Chapter. No. GO meets 2nd and 4th nights at Ma- Hall, F. W. Brown, H. P. Covenant Lodge, No. I. O. O. F. meets every Tuesday night. D. L. N. C. Insurance Lodge. No. H., meets every first and third Friday night. D. D. D. Pitt Council. No. A. L. of H., meets vary Thursday night. C. A. White, C. POST OFFICE. Office hours a. m. to r. u. Money hours a. m. to p. m. No or- will e from to from J to P. K. mail arrives daily Sun- ii-1 at A. U-. and departs ore arrives at m. and depart- at P. at. Washington mail daily at It H. and at P. U- A. M. Appointments For on 1st at School House. 1-1 K at Grove, Sou day a 4th Sunday at Chapel, lock. E. P. C. and and bears to the world a bright, smiling face, ding wherever she goes. Another true wife flits before vision, as we have just beard of bet from Waco to join her clerical husband, J. P. Styers, who to sinners the r p and thorny paths to Heaven, while himself the primrose path of dalliance He deserted her and her children ad Waco, fled from the punishment of law with a gay widow, and and he Ii now in the part of North Carolina. Per- haps she has gone to join him, for during the trial at court and his disgraceful conduct not one word of censure did to the world and now in the boar of humiliation sue closer Go faithless smiling parson. In Shakespeare's love drama, the makes her complaints and come, to instantly repel- the accusation one loved by answer- be thy tongue For such a wish. He was not to shame; Upon his brow shame Is to sit. you speak well of i hat killed your cousin V 18.10. The for the day will include a reunion of all the living alumni and matriculates in Memo rial Hall, at A. M. The of each class will sit together. An address of permanent cal value will be delivered by an j and also be as to the eminent alumnus, at the conclusion prospective market for the various of which the roll of alumni will be crops. are threefold 1st. We could lie informed as to the reliability consignees to shipments we made- 2nd. We could advantageously the trucking crops by know- what other sections were plant- would be removed ; how many Wilmington The las clothing is concerned. troubles would spared; how chicken can soon la- secured j occupation at seem many hours now so and ., and full of gloom would be radiated j ., with the silvery hinged of the; bright paradise of contentment, If resolve to look upon Snow each other as fellow beings and I at place by in the same light in we would to he a of I heir chances for i. they arc tor it. There though that help Out ex. n pity. You called by classes a few moments may be occupied by speaker each class present. Where it is desired for special reasons a longer time will be allotted. 3rd. We could ship so as to real- a better profit by knowing to what points on a certain day other places were .-hipping. Through the want of such i of searching some stolen cotton j both winch threaten to drop t e would out, they found an illicit still about six I pieces at every rough jolt. come to town seated a have lend. How much j The says d loaded in a rickety could be obviated; bow that while a crowd of men I wagon, drawn by many harrowing scene could be prevented, if we invoke into our forum of judgment I miles from J standing the spirit presence of the Angel of There is a I manages to dispose the wood Tor Charity and listen to her voice as township who cooks i a mere pittance. As soon as he she gently whispers, be kind, be for the whole family, bis an insane desire tolerant, and forgive if the cows and goes upwards of two spend it, takes possible, in Suppose , school day and is on It ls not always be- we were all stow to ,,,, cause is j class of 1879, for example, the first I and a system of operation,; nine, lessons cause is going get something fully one half of the trucking crop is prepared. the pleasure he lost or sacrificed each year. Suppose we were ever -derives from getting rid the willing to a brother J. C. is . to enter the University on its re rival in 1875, has requested year, been granted special time to that all other sections have j the decennial of its experienced the same and that all truckers It is proposed also that the each class dine together this day and that the class dinners be occasions for friendly reunion and reminiscence. At night an- other address by eminent alums nus will lie delivered, the class exercises will be unless completed in the morn- On Thursday night, after the Commencement exercises, there Will be a social reunion of all the alumni in the Library and a reunion of the I readily co-operate with us any feasible for the remedying of these evils, we earnestly solicit the in other sections to form at once similar organizations end correspond with us to that effect, naming a time and a place for a meet- of the delegates from the Sub Associations for of organizing a State Trucker's Association. this opportunity Clinton as the and April the and 7th as the tune against he by his firs, b Hi w-S W J e kind word or hen He had sold Ice. e strengthen bin. for the n manages before him. Suppose we use to sit upon those of fellow beings whom the hard storms of misfortunes have do ti into the gutter of shame and J. K. Miller, ember the Ht degradation, but bid them rise from ,, , , , , w n or. I , . i . , housed and clad, never over-fed ha to the trials, climb back was returning to the ; . sold this Mitch.------A shoe factory Judgment, he yet will be started here as soon as the large family, cotton factory is in working order. he toils in the than in slavery Raleigh and Mr. all sum days, but, the care lie received m the then high eminence of an yesterday morning on the lie life. Suppose we should ; freight train Goldsboro and VI seed of along eve- j while asleep was robbed of about . . .,. . w th nothing especially if that young people in Gymnasium in i for meeting of delegates. costumes of the last century. If this meets with the approval A all the students of Other sections, we will secure re- . place is preferred. ace. . It is important to know delegates at any the the beginning and a complete of the as so. n who will attend the reunion, which classes special time on and which will provide for class arranging for class the undersigned will gladly assist the special class committees, if their help be desired. social reunion of all the alumni ill the Li- will be arranged by local committee. Special time the may be secured by between class com and the John Manning. F. P. Venable S Com. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1889. I railroad and entertain the delegates free Feeling sure that you will con- cur with us in the importance of and and trusting that yon again the pathway and cause flowers happiness to spring up and bloom in perennial this world seem a blessed foretaste of It would, and then in- deed, the chariot wheels would smoothly and quickly o'er the even would become a I pleasing dream Bud earth a blessed paradise. still is happy, single minded with all his Imprudence, careless, not. ; mg is election, usually honest, in Wilmington ; this funning an opposite to many moth weighing thirty ; of his city brethren, ho lives expect. pound- and three and j mg little, and getting it, end dies a ball feet across the top, was market yesterday. It came from I O. A. place on the Sound. Waked Wrong Man. admonishing or importuning ac to the colored people in their midst the measure of justice, and security person and property die to all We recognize, duties and obligations nuder existing relations races in these and highest and first great duty is to secure and maintain good, stable local govern- tor the benefit and protection both races, equally. cherish sentiment of hos- entertain no purpose of wrong or oppression to the colored people, but desire their material, and spiritual good, and have to improve their condition, and promote their welfare along with What has built towns in North Carolina, and doubled the value of property in the State within the past ten Railroads. What are we looking to now, to open up inland counties and secure development of their resource Railroads. What are the people so for, all over State, and straining their resources to secure f Railroads. What created conditions which have led to such progress In manufacturing and min- in the State T Railroads. What mis made the vast forests of the State so valuable, which until recently were almost valueless t Railroads. Whet is it that a certain class people are crying out against j MM cost than be ordinary cursing without cause method of architecture. Railroads, Besides, as Mr. Atkinson What important interest is in danger of greatly injured Losses by Fire. Wilmington Star. The losses by fire in United States are enormous, and on in- crease. For instance, 1839, fire risks were 91,500,000,000. In 1887, they were 912.250,000,000, losses by fire range to 9130,000,000 annually. The cost of keeping up fire com- is about. yearly, and the cost tire insurance com- is Total 9180,000,000 to 9200,000,000. Read this, which we take from the. Record year 1886, there were burned within limits of United States hospitals, asylum and jails, college build libraries, churches, opera and This is a tremendous waste. Mr. Edward Atkinson is discussing this enormous loss. He discusses the styles of building and shows that a great deal has been saved by construction of tile factories in New Record condenses what be says construction consists ply in consolidating the wooden ma- frame, floor and roof in such a way that a fire be held long enough in any room in which it originate for a fairly com- fire department, to get it under control, or where it mm be extinguished or held in check If carried out consist- and economically this system unwise l of that I v ,. is husband r Argonaut. out. because the customary of building are bed it is not to rush to the opposite, esteem and in fat lie tempos t for ordinary Oxford The electric, light dynamo is now taxed to its full ca- and Is ed to refuse for more lights. Another dynamo should tie provided at once. Register. Nearly every day we see the truth ; Farmer From all of the old adage that course sections of the State and of the I true Love ne'er runs newly South comes the cheering assurance heartily cooperate with us ,,,, , tIle go- leg the organization and The to plan, less cotton, use less r near this place the oiler guano, incur less debt and make day in the following A j more f home supplies, love sick youth, of tender years and hair started lo see ob- of his heart's devotion, lived some distance from his lath jilt. i. I. DENTIST, t I UP MOORE c BERNARD, and much needed results. We are very respectfully, W. L. Faison, i W. B. Stewart, Com. Marion Butler. Address all communications to W. L. Faison Scotland Neck On Wednesday night the Judith colored, miles from Windsor, was burned, ,,, , . mg the mother and three children. mare to his father.; next If David Bennett Bill is not the j Reaching home of his true level coming man, he is at least a draw-1 be tied up his horse and went inmates were found in the card just now. Running down j and everything went smooth until j house, and he bestrode an an. A Tl OR SF. AT LA W, X. C. Practice in be State and G H E E MIL L E, N. a to Washington to lunch with Whitney the whole Democratic delegation in I flocked to do homage to the Governor of New York, and be was declared the for 1802. He took pains to conceal the quality Democracy, and pleased the brethren when be said, President he should lie careful to knock props from under his friends, and believed awarding public officers and should have strained no point to make the civil service system cover more ground than the strict letter of the prescribed. the hour arrived to depart, at bed- time, when his hat could not lie found. He looked everywhere, and was assisted by the girl, but bat was not forthcoming, and the young man, nothing daunted, sallied forth LATHAM. AM I; N. C. When we reflect that 293.505 native North Carolinians were in other States the year 1880, it would seem that a of the money effort expended to get a wild I winds, bis auburn J M. locks a-flowing. When be reached State, might be more Ins horse, the saddle had, likewise, i properly and profitably employed disappeared, and rather than people to . RE. J. H. TUCKER J O. A W, N. C. without G R E E S V L E, N. home bareheaded and saddle, the youth went back into A man from the house, where he was lain to j county was In town the other day spend the remaining hours of dark- telling some acquaintance about a until day-light aid him lie had bought several years in fin ting his property. I ago. He said be bought the horse The girl's brother, whose hair was for giving a it. He v iambs, GREENVILLE, iV. Practice In all the warts. States to the North have by Indus- tries. Georgia, in liberal policy of exempting the from taxation, Is a long way ahead of any State of the South. Times, of Philadelphia, says if Pennsylvania wen; poor, its treasury empty and few sources revenue it would still be politic for it to lay burdens on man As it is such a tax would be not only but unjust. policy for a century has been to encourage foster mg, and State has grown rich by persevering this policy. lining ton A wearing a Bell ed Ga., April has been in ; so one with a bell inscribed K. White, Ky., 1842. We are full accord with the Laurinburg Exchange when it says; vagrant law should be strengthened by this Legislature in order that towns and cities could rid easily of loafs trash, who tell you how they make a living honestly. of the same lurid hue, put the youth in his room, while he sought; elsewhere. The next morn- J. B. YELLOWLEY, said that up to date be bad paid his creditor and owed him U . Was the man lying, or is this A YA TIA w Greenville, N. C. the old lady of the house enter- ease of extortion in the triumph ed the room at a late hour, j over matter T some impatience to awake, as she, Will delinquent son. See- j R . sanguine head protruding . ft from beneath the cover exact of her she rushed were , in, pulled off bed clothes and am, administered such a waking up as M each when Bell the youth had not experienced since , of his own dear mother wore out J , ,, faCe slipper on years ago He lived an hour The hat was duly and saddle was seen reposing in the fork a large oak some distance Kin-ton of the youth started six old veterans of late war, home a sadder wiser man. from Boston, were in this They day at The Pittsboro Home white Hall and a day here looking looks little range both the over the old battle grounds where retiring and incoming Presidents of fought under Gen. Foster, tin States, and j party is now New at- and incoming Governors fair where will Governor of North Carolina should W be gathered many of Burn- all las ruling elders in the veterans who fought New While at n n . White Hall these gentlemen secured Republicans have become Bible . , . readers, quote, with much sat- relics of the late war, a Genesis, money which much of a curiosity to them. P c r r-, Civil Engineers, and Architects. am H. C. HOTELS. Greenville, N. new not water Good rooms, and Table ed with the best of the market. -n connection. 11.60 TO THE .-- SAMPLE ROOMS . Good rooms. Best the market affords. When In the HoteL WASHINGTON It you want to m buy your Boots ft Domestics at the next door to the Jeweler. TYSON. --.-

Reflector, N. C Every Wednesday LEADING PAPER to t t turn per DEMOCRATIC, BIT net to Democratic that air not consistent principles of the party. f the State end for the FREE with amount of brain about it. By way of comment the Star says Without considering the low ale of the selections it is ally a weak collection of partisans. The country knows little them as a whole. Blaine is a M able roan. has Rood Miller is only fair. remain- are nobodies. i Contrast a Cabinet with that of his honest and well meaning grand father. Look at Ewing. Bell, Badger, Granger, All of were men national reputations, of high ties, and of Legislative experience. They were among the great men of the country. We if then- was ever an aider Cabinet. above reported Cabinet for the grandson is as far below the Whig Cabinet M the Pilot is lo- low Mount Mitchell AT THE OFFICE AT C, Mutts. Ear. W. H. Bobbin, D. P., use the most ministers in the N. . Conference, M E. Charm, was stricken with Vb. t no expects any be tier of him than I to use his to make back his campaign contribution, but he comes in too quick on newspapers The Reflector is sorry o see that some papers in the State accepted the generous offer above and inserted the Oar Raleigh Letter. Haws from State Capital. cf , some opposition to a. of the Senate members might at Hew fair last We suppose that all the Senators voted to go. ft they ought to hare m in order to have learn- of the East and SP they are i with us than from the west abort t Has Few Journal a good joke That pa- A member of the Gen- while passing through hall and witnessing vary interesting display of the fay Co., discovered rob of wood pulp which stage Md into cake. After he asked. being exam in-, this the begin to make oysters before be had visited a with the oyster and fish fUr he wanted knew where the shells were made. man ought to know more Forth Carolina, or he can- apt make a rood representative people. Fair last week all over it. opening to close it was a affair with thousands q there to witness the made Worth Carolina. The full details of the fair interesting reading it. One of the personal was the presence of i North Carolina's Fowle, Jarvis and Vance, U of whom made speeches, in the course of remark could not refrain getting off a joke, even it were at his own ex- said he had long Mai t the people that to their in- they see Minister MB the says. or the special features of yes was an address or ox-Gov- SaW V. S. Minister lo Via name is a word Carolina, and nowhere is honored than in this sec- Mia appearance once more sot people was greeted with In the course of his r. paid a flowing to Be said be had more than twenty- thousand miles, and had see-j pair the kingdoms of the world ks has no hesitation in saving America is the greatest fa world and earth. Of all things he of being a Carolina, the best State in fa American Union. Having ex- his of the honor and kindness so extended to him, he re- with the full appreciation and regard of the people. The die is cast. At least it so spas oat from Indianapolis of the Cabinet for John Wanamaker. Ben, Jim and John are char- that demanded largely of the public attention of Benjamin James G Blaine and John Wanamaker. The first has, by a flood of elect- ed President of United States; the second it is said, will in reality be President, though not in name t the third with his piles of wealth has chased a seat in the To us this latter man is the most interesting character. At any rate we started out to make this article about him. An exchange has drawn a pretty fair picture of J one perhaps as good as if we had drawn it ourself, brother mast not feel and we are going to use it in full Here is what the Sanford Express R. S. CLARK CO., T. N. Cooper, a republican, no, Mid was railroad commission bill with some few amend meats the House last Wednesday The vote stood to salary the Commissioners is 92.000 each, I headquarters for all needed in the upon line. Our stock cannot be but if you want anything in DEALER It is generally conceded that John Wanamaker will be in dent Harrison's Cabinet. maker is a character of inter- est, and his life a chapter of great lessons. Like Abraham Lincoln. Andrew Johnson and U. Grant, he is a splendid possibility of Amer- manhood and success. The probability is that men would never have found their way into history in any other country upon . the face of the earth. k after he wanted were children of great hot- born in conditions almost as lowly as manger, and by their careers, cradled children in purple and fine, linen. Wanamaker brick in bis early manhood, and to-day he is Shoat to crown his splendid of success, a monument built upon such humble, lowly, yet base, with the capstone of a seat Cabinet. He is at present the owner of the largest re- tail store in the country -in the a of four-thousand actually scours, the slums of his city in person to gather destitute children for his His charity is His churches. -schools, is sufficient to invoke the est benedictions of heaven. per habit he Is a model, neither drinks nor chews nor smokes, is in habit and chaste in rang- From these fact Ma, yea at ready to t at the angels are pining for presence and that bis presence in of Harrison i an more prayer in the rial at the Capital. In the com- of two Wanamaker and Harrison, may we not expect that the charlatan will that public, office is a divine trust, and that God expects him to be honest and incorruptible Should not look for an of unprecedented ability, honesty, high integrity, lofty patriotism, regard for toiling millions, with the devout and Wanamaker entering as an adviser of the political household of blue stocking Wanamaker, the brick-maker; Wanamaker. the clerk ; the princely merchant; maker. teacher; who has built church- es and clothed their pastors in and fine linen, manufactured at American pauper wages; maker, politician and patriot, giving his check for to Col. to buy votes by for his compatriot brother in Christ, Ben. Harrison. He is most unique splendid example hypocrisy this country I produced. Rising from lily, wealth by methods, giving to the poor, his munificence on MM and vet, in the face of his he opens his bands to cal knaves that they may corrupt the ballot, and buy the Presidency. Asa Christian and Presidential is a is complete. Of course sometime occur and be changes even in program, but here is the it comes the public. Blaine, Mal. of the i of Hues, of H. TL Miller, of of the John B. Illinois. of John W. of i w T irk. say such a as above will a to the n s a great. lug. His lite is interesting. Such men are and deadly. and tree would be a There is one little characters- about him not mentioned in the above that we want talk John Wanamaker a man of Right on the back of paying for a Cabinet position he is offer- to North Carolina others, we suppose the immense of five cents to publish a forty- nine word advertisement, one inch space. Oh, the of such an offer millions in John is start early to make back the am he paid for his cabinet seat he might have waited until Special to S. C, Feb. 23rd Bach day's proceedings of the Legislature now draw large crowds of spectators. The galleries are filled with fair sex, and the lob thronged with men of all class cs and professions. Interest in the proceedings heighten each day as questions general concern and great public are being discussed and disposed of. and scope of -tending and unfinished business causes greater activity and alertness on the pan at members, re- days of session will be loll of interest to the and will furnish more excitement and enter to failing crowd lookers-on. There is a large, amount of ant still ahead and only two weeks more In which to reach it and dis- pose of it. A and hurry of business always attend closing Legislatures, owing to day and this year will be no exception to the general rule. will likely end at noon on March as a resolution has been adopted to that effect. most session of the Senate yet bold was on yesterday and The few in that body have been very much exercised for the last few days and appear very indignant over they consider to be a great outrage about to be perpetrated by party upon the people of th Carolina. bill amending election has been discus- and passed its final reading to day. The debate was warm and vigorous and no mincing of words was considered either necessary or either aide. discussion waxed i and warm and Lusk, of Buncombe, and Payne, of swords the was well on an I the battle at Us beat. The asserted it to be the most damnable piece of legislation ever attempted in the State and ed untold evils and it sue;, a measure should pas. The Demo- dealt blow blow and bad complete mastery of the subject in hand. Mr. Payne in his able and strong speech every the amendments lo election law and declared bill to be as perfect as fan as tho Democrats of this Legislature could make it so as lo i in North free ballot and a lair count. This measure will come up in House in a days when another spirited and lively debate will take place. A lull providing method keeping up roads, has passed the House. counties were exempted provisions of the lull. Is provides that the Commissioners and justices of the peace may levy a tax road purposes if deem it proper so to do, and also that convicts and certain prisoners in comity jails may lie worked on roads regulations as prescribed bill. The measure in which passed the Senate, luting out the school fund, for a Train is made a special order for Monday There is much electioneering going ID favor of the bill, prominent teach- arc their influence for Its success, but if it passes the House I don't it will be by a very close tote. The House can not easily understand how a central School can be benefit to class of in our State who conduct the free schools the various counties. The Senate bill to appropriate the taxes collected from property of white people in the Stats to ed- of white children, that collected from colored people to the education of colored is a popular measure, and I believe will meet a popular demand. Such an amendment to would no be ratified by the people at the polls by a good majority. has not called up for act ion yet. to do with Governor's still uncompleted, has been a topic by the the State, and some have amused themselves ridiculing it making various criticisms. The committee have recommended, and a bill has been introduced, that it be completed by using proceeds of sale of State lots and convict labor, and appropriate out of the State This seems to lie the best way oat of the difficulty. Tile IO move the ties of W. W. Hidden was passed upon Friday and the the former conn fried was affirmed. There was a warm on this lull which con- hour a half. The issues of the past, the days of re- construction, were eloquently by several gentlemen, while others urged t bat period now he forgotten and that it would be an act of simple justice, mag- and to pardon Mr. as be bad suffered long enough for the sin committed. Some of the were very a- others in favor of the old man tender touching. An amendment was offered that den's disabilities be not removed until those of ex-President Davis arc removed, but this with- drawn. One ejaculated there bad been no there would have been no Kirk and the reply came from the other side-if there bud been no Union and Bed Strings there Senate. Senate will do is yet be seen It is very certain it will pass that body. Republicans oppose it the people expect a commission at the hands of the Democrats if it fails to pass the responsibility will be upon the Democratic party, Republicans think if the commission is not created by Democratic Legislature it will ate in their favor before v I lie next, campaign. Al least one hundred of the attended Oyster and Fish Fair New on Thurs- day. They left here in the morn- at seven o'clock on a special train and returned at two o'clock that Senate was not in session day. House wan open at usual Speak- in I toe chair, and about day's was taken up principally in considering measures a mostly pi i vale and taut Hardware. implement, Stoves awl Carriage Material and House Cutlery CALL ON US. We can save you money on any of these goods. MANUFACTURER'S FOR POWDERS which we will sell at Price. Leagues would Lotte-i. to D. a, Feb. Senator Harris, of Tennessee, is at the bead of a coalition of Demo era tic Senators have started in on impossible task of trying to shame Republican Senators into confirming some of nations now pending before the Senate. Mr. Barns baa his purpose of making a motion every day to go into session in older to consider nomination. The facts in the case are precedent, and should bring t be cheek of fair-minded B After the of 1880, Hayes sent to the Senate nominations, nearly all of which were confirmed. After Mr. Cleveland Arthur seat to the Senate nominations and all of them were confirmed except Now Mr. Cleveland sent to the since of which relating to be con- non have been con mod Of the most which made to official vacancies, only have been leaving the mi, has before been display d Be sale, but even the most seem to glory now in they are doing. with n-i to he popular in House I e Congress. The House Com- elections ha that it Had no jurisdiction contest late J. M. was making I he time of his death the Mr. was elected to, and com mi fee has tattled the and other res- of same ilk. It has re- potted a much milder resolution, but even that is not certain to et through Senate. An the Omnibus Territorial bill has arrived at and only the Presidential is necessary to make it a law. The ac- provides for election- time the Senator and from North and ii Montana and to lake their next December. The President has signed the bill chartering the Nicaragua canal company. The lobbyists interested in the passage of direct tax Mil are in great trouble. They succeeded in getting it through both of Congress, but owing lo unexpected opposition causing delay it reached the President within less than ten days of the end of session, which makes it necessary the measure shall be signed by the before o'clock of March. This will give Mr. Cleveland an opportunity lo see the bill die without of veto- it. Many still believe that it will be vetoed, and President will take this occasion to administer a sharp rebuke to Con- in relation to class of leg- Pacific have once more proved themselves to stronger than All hopes of getting bill relating to their indebtedness the Government at this session have been abandoned, and Senate has, at request committee on Pa- railroads, recommitted the bill to committee. Evidently. Mr. has not private conferences with com- for Minister arrived from London, came to Washington this week to pay bis respects to toe President. The open letter written to Mr. Cleveland by the recently removed Civil Commissioner, Jude which the was abusive of roe former, will do Mr. much more harm Hie President. Few people care pay attention lo the tales told by a Had Judge written a letter a month ago and accompanied it with bis res- it would have created a political sensation, but now it raises but few comments. The changes iii the Cabinet slates are more erratic than ever, as the time in which they can be made Names are ed and gravely announced as de- upon only to dismissed from prophesy next The latest, though not for son the most probable reasonable slate, gives Mr. Blaine for Secretary of State, Mr. for the Treas- Geo. for the War De- Mr. Wanamaker for Post master General and Mr. Nobles, of for Secretary of the impression Is prevalent Mr. law partner, The Ens Wits, WE are now fitted up in and are prepared to man- upon short notice any kind or style of RIDING VEHICLES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRING. also keep line of READY MADE HARNESS. Come and see us. Flanagan's old stand R. J. Manager. ALFRED FORBES. THE RELIABLE OF C to buyers of Pitt counties, lino the following Out not to he tn Hit market. And lobe nail pure GOODS nil NOTION. GOODS. HATS and CAPS, BOOTS SHOES. CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS. and not n GOODS, DOORS. WINDOWS. SASH and ind WARE. HARDWARE. LEATHER M kinds. Gin and Mill Hat, Rock Limb, Pi Pus Hair. and . HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Agent Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton h I oiler to the trade at U down. percent for rash. Bread Prep- and Star Lye Prices. White Lead and pine Lin- Paint seed and Willow Ware. a specialty Mood and Wood and Give me a I TAILORING THE MAN i i BE EVERY DAY, the man who a of Groceries, Fruits, Confections, Cigars, CANNED GOODS, Can he whenever wanted. Yen only lo look for V. L. STEPHENS, And all your want In goods ran I BOXES CONFECTIONS POT OP TO ORDER. FINE . ESTABLISHED IN Our line is so large and complete and varied that it allows our customers to please as to prices. The garments offered are made the premises with the intention of furnishing th best material, perfect in finish and workmanship, at prices which compare favorably with of inferior quality, and to suit the most or economical taste. X. C. J. L. SUGG, LIFE AID FOE GREEN N. C SUGG OLD STAND. All kinds pin. oil in FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest rates Luther Sheldon, SASHES, DOORS AND BLINDS, am for a fire proof safe, THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTO Y PAINTS. FANCY SLABS. Colors In Japan, Plate ; Cathedral Ohm Dry Paints. Plaster or w all Venetian Wood Mantels. n ire Cloth Window Rubber Roofing Paint, Mantel, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, AND Nos. West Side Market Roanoke Ave. NORFOLK, VA. CASH HARDWARE STORE We are adding to our BOSS goods a- our and the public need. tools. Stove and Tinware. Sash. and Axe. Hoe. and Plow Casting Of. kind, Wheel Barbed Fencing. and Beating stoves and Stove pipe of Nail and Iron. Cucumber and Iron Drill pump, etc. Ac. We are agent for bait cook stove now in use. The is our leader and gives ion. Our cheaper grades are good and Worth the money asked tor them. Una rear ago started in bad tor our motto e sell for cash. We cling to as our molt o. realizing I lie fact that It is best for merchant customer. By close attention to business we have been rewarded success. . We thank the public and our customers especially tor patronage and a larger share in the future. GREENVILLE. N. C. out. J. B. CHERRY. J. B. J. G. J. B. fl CO., In INTEREST Having a fresh lino of the following goods, we are now read to offer to the just they stand in need good at prices that will please the THE FRONT J. D. Williamson, SUCCESSOR TO JOHN GREENVILLE, N. C. Has Moved to On Door North Court or CARTS My U well with the put up but W keep Up with lime improved Bail material used In all work. All Styles Spring used, you ran Storm, Coil, Ram Horn, King. Also keep on hand a full I of HARNESS AND WHIPS, the round, we will sell as row as Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking the people of this and surrounding for merit a continuance of the same. CO E. C. GLENN, STANDARD GUANO ACID PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL, SHELL LIME, PI RE BONE. COTTON SEED MEAL AND Wagons, for sale. HAVE IN STOCK STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS MODS, Dry Goods, SHIRTS COLLARS. BOOTS AND SHOES Tb fit fill as with their patronage. Hardware, Nails, Guns, Shot, Powder, Glass-ware. Wood and Willow ware, Furniture, Harness, Whips, Gail Ax and Railroad Mills Snuff, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. N. C. Mar. 1887. NOTICE On Monday the day of March, A P. I will at the Court House door In tho town of I the highest bidder one of land In County containing about and bounded as follow The following lot of land In the vision of the lands Cynthia Manning. Nancy Manning and Manning to wit. Lot No. assigned to Tombs, Vaults. Fencing-, I would rail firm to the rah Beginning at assign your address In you can buy a or f any country. Thai n is the most and bent known haying been for over forty years In this Thai Hie is poles lo a stake, thence E poles to a Make t thence S 37- W one-fifth pole to corner of ditch thence N three-fifth poles to beginning ii acres ii poles a Xx In Bl hands for collection against Sarah and which hare been on said hied as the property of said Tills February J. A. K By K. W. I. Notice to Creditors. flaying as of the Last Will and Testament of Amos deceased, on the Sod day of 1880. notice Is hereby to all Indebted to said to make Immediate payment to the undesigned, to all of said estate to present their authenticated to the undersigned on or before the 2nd day of January. or will he plead in liar of their B. of Evans. j. and his for or- promptly and Very P. W. BAT KM. Refer to J. J. n. p, Or direct for Notice. . J. f lit C. N C C COBB, c, y. M IS TOM LINK WE WILL Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Flour, Meats of different kinds, very best Lard we can buy, Butter, Cheese, Spice, Pepper. Soap both toilet and Laundry, Star Lye, Ball Lye, Matches, Starch, best grade of White Kerosene Oil, Machine Oil, Ac. i Mill, will aim nil at , r We are a New Firm, but not new men to the council who stand id need of good our am invited to come to see , sail as law m as On M the of A I will cell st Court door In the town of lo the bidder one County containing a eras And hounded follows The following lot of land In the ion of Hie lands of Cynthia Nancy Manning J. H. Manning nit at a comer of ditch, thence S IT DOM dividing line, thence the dividing line K W IS to thence N g I Xii to a Make thence H T. I poles to the containing poles to a Ea In y j hands Henry Man- v. on i Mill land property of said Henry i Manning. A. K. I Ki 16th K. W. s. Watch-Maker Jeweler. you want something nice In way el Cobb Bros., A Gilliam, Cotton Commission Merchants, NORFOLK, VA. hats had years ex- at the are to the of shippers. to All to oar hands will receive prompt and Sewing Machines, conic to A new Meek Just Clock, Jewelry and Sewing repaired and warranted. W. S. RAWLS FEED STORE. C. D. ROUNTREE, Dealer In Hay. Com. Meal, Mill Corn and I pay CASH for my and sf- o Mil sf i i . SM st Mora of J. Bait A Hie. Tr

R. Lang's Column. EASTERN REFLECTOR. C. AS take the lead in tbs display of Spring NOVELTIES. We bars now on an Of rare novelties in Stripe and Th styles for the season are the In which we art show- quits a varied assortment both in Wild Colors also have a com- line in Victoria Lawns AND for the coming season. Our of Was never more replete with novelties. We have and Insertion, Revere, French Work, Swiss Edging and In- and many other novelties. Call early and secure your choice, Free school Monday. is f he last day of F-1- It is u food lime to pat shade trees. It was a regular slash we had last week. Lent begins on next Wednesday March A bank cold do a good business in Greenville. Shad are being by th skimmers now. Several of have put in garden seed- I is time to prepare ground for Irish potatoes. A and loan Association wool help this section. Tons foe by A. -baa. Two month- of the year almost gone. The weather last week pat the river on another boom. of western Seed Oats for sale by A. The water went right up in the river the snow rain. New dome and Davis sewing ma- chines for sale by J. C. Lanier. Monthly meeting of the Conner Commissioners next Monday. Cheapest goods in town, at th Racket Store next door to The made many vacant seats in the last BOO early all white Spring Oats, Cheap at -he Old Brisk Store- The poor ha properly ed after daring had weather. Jan received Boss Fa- Milk at the Oil Brick Store. Fertilizers are now being by the farmers in large tics. Go to the Racket Store for clothing for Ladies or Gen's. should rend call for a first pace of tan paper. Save money by your shoes, beats dry goods at the Store. The weather been bee to keep even the drummers from around. Now in all D. U Ferry Go's at the oM Brick Store. Wonder it George horn on as bed a Friday proved to be. A splendid line of china and sort of crockery and glassware the Store. We ate anxious to ace any mine snow like one last week. It business in doll. live Mink and an Fox and Coon -vented at M. R. A man killed a man named at Bath a days ago. skipped. The ladies the Baptist an- far a to be held the i in March court. To snit liberal terns heretofore to J. B. Green- N. O. Two more efforts at snowing since the fall of Thursday night, amounted to earthing It was a bad day Saturday, some of the that was very good the weather. The little girls the Bee Society of the Baptist a last Friday night. Where yon see a horse there yon will sea a red heeded girl. But has to do with the Peerless Shirts at Biggs A M ford's. Grover Cleveland's term a dent expires next when Benjamin Harrison will be rated. Jan lbs more P- Co Sweet Scotch which has proven to be the healthiest and cheapest. per at Old Brick The on the roofs a number of the brick stores with tin roofs to leak very badly last Friday morning. II. F. Keel says tell everybody he is in Richmond stock and will have a car load of to arrive in Greenville Friday We that weather. hoot this section during the last week will compare with the, best climates in the State. Mr. U. F. Keel left Monday I for Richmond. Miss Belle is visiting I Miss Peebles. Mi. J. W. Goodwin returned Sat- from a commercial trip of feral weeks. M Nannie King left. Mond-y I visit relatives in Wilson and Mrs O of Wilson, who has been visiting her father, ex- Sheriff King, returned borne Mob day. Mrs. V. L. Stephens returned yes- from a visit to her pa ran Mrs. W. R. Wars, of Washington, passed town Monday to visit her father, Mr. H. W. Brown, near Greenville. Mrs. F. A. Ogden and little daughter, of Virginia are the family of Rev. J. W. I Mrs. Ogden's We regret that tie, the little j ten year old daughter of Mr. John j S. Harris, of Falkland, died Mn- day evening. She bad been sick only live Mr. John living near by t Kinston last week to see ins daughter Mrs Andrews, who is very sick. Any person wanting to buy a good organ sewing machine cheap might find it to their Interest to inquire at the office. love, L j t a poor Gang about hi., We hope not many more freshets will trouble the people prevent their coming into town before from the bridge will built. Washington a- last all at The last week interfered with the telegraphic The wires ware downed and some time no message could be passed. printed X mark the right of the head or this paper is not it- self intended for a but to show the kind of that is The dun mark is made a pencil. The committee appointed to supers intend the construction of the road- way from the Koran end of he bridge were oat Monday to decide upon bast location- Cannot somebody at tee different post offices in the new item T Don't yon feel in section in let the world what is going on Unless has inter- in on w re- Howard be extern ed at to-day for the murder d W. H. Porter. The in last. A to which a bell i tied seen flying in the vicinity where railroad hands are at work in town j last few days. Other buzzards give billed one plenty of room. We understand that road from Scotland Neck to Green already graded a few miles Greene lie I Kinston. frees. Ton are brother. The j is not. yet all completed nothing has been I done towards carrying road any I further for the Of all the letters Raleigh we published in exchanges, we find none more point ed and interesting than those in the We hope readers will appreciate the effort the best. new on all points to the of helping as enlarge subscription. While the has special complaint to make it to have a much larger list in Pitt county. Oat The Victor Safe ft Lock Co., of Cincinnati are sending out to publishers to sell and much is cash and ranch in advertising; The com pan v safes to agents at the very same money that publish pay, they get the ad- for nothing. We have got proof of and mention it brethren of the press who have received propositions may what they are doing Cupid's capers are mysteries- Once his arrow ha flown, i pierces is led a to she He day Alia ti id with ion.- serene night. Men call and laugh. Jet none wt-o save not possessed it cart know its mean- is a Ore that a child never A heart possessed- by love knows no such word as fail. light winning makes the and seldom the Par sou's service be required in tying love if the race dosed at, every uttered can where reason d- and heart is faint, ne'er wins a lady fair. she do frown, not in hate of you. Bat rather to beget more love in to have you gone For hey all are mad loft alone. Take no whatever she doth For gone, she doth not On Wednesday the 20th a number of as at the residence J. J. Perkins, Esq., on Pitt street, to witness the marriage of his daughter. Miss Lizzie Perkins, to Mr. J. C. T;. son, of Green- popular young merchants. The ceremony formed o'clock Rev. J. W Pas- tor of the Baptist After the ceremony were numerous and refresh- abundant. The bride was attired in a lovely dress of cream and groom wore fall dress Prince Abort. A number of beautiful presents were received by the couple. Among the guests were Mr. Al NEW Buying goods for our new store. Will have the best selected stock ever brought to ville and prices to Suit the Rich and the Poor, The High and the Low, The Large and the Small, We can suit them all. The ., , . . r. these mills for a mi pal them in Artier, lo inform i. e 1-. loin and wheat Satisfaction i I would prepared to goes .- mil at . be III. in I when l will be sol-l lowest prices . Robt, R. PLEASE TELL. . id M Store I have a line of N. C. The cob-red boy Johns who is employed at the Western Union telegraph office in , lace to deliver telegraphic messages ha the peculiar and valuable faculty of knowing to whom the messages be given. He can neither read or write. Is fifteen years old and quite intelligent. Frequently mes- sages on i trains, fie -takes the message stands Forbes and wife. Mr. A. It V watches the wire, Mr. W. S. get off and when the man and wife, Mr. R. M. Hearne and comes along him his message, wife, Mr. Henry Shepperd and wife, He hits times in ten. He Mr. H. A. Button and wife, Mr. D. it by intuition and cannot ex- K. Lang's Column Farmers should first see. that all available, home manure ban been prepared and used before investing in foreign article. A amount saved each week would soon grow in to a large How much a savings ; bank would help in direction. The coal being consumed by the of Greenville this winter is very inferior quality and is most as expensive as wood. It has been a week for staying in and not of a local nature been occurring that the news I gatherer get bold of. There will be service at the next moraine at o'clock and night at o'clock, j by Rev. G- L. Finch. SO More day you hear a lady remark, Ob I wish . merchants keep Silks to No more trouble la dies. Yon Sud all at Some papers we could name at a gust and swallow a They clamor for the work to be required to work it eight a day and then com the telegraph to j keep their offices open from a. M., to P. aT., just lour teen hours. The inconsistency of some people is at- If habit of transmit ting telegrams at late boors had never been allowed it would have, been looked for, and all business be reason- able boors. Why not require a of post offices and a of telegraph offices t Or why require one class work only eight hours a day and another hours f As wending bis way homeward, picking up here and there of the mod, try- to step on every of dry rod in feet around, on last night, and everything was as still a he, a long, low wail was heard, which almost made blood ran cold in oar veins. It was and festive rooster. The at once took possession of it m a thief. We ed for to above hat on for was going to drop of, white meditating, we beard the festive fowls rent the air with its heart rending cry help. We bravely crossed the street and there met and started in put of the and found j rooster almost devoid of feathers. I The dogs in the act of disposing Moral; Rooster beware oil d- J. and wife. Mr. J. T. and wife,. Mrs. J. W. Wild- man, Mrs. Dr. Brown. Mrs. C. D. Mrs. L- H. Wilson, Mrs. A White, Mrs. L. J. God- win, Mrs. E. Greene, Mrs. B. A. Bettie Warren, Martha Tyson, Nannie Langley, Williams and Flor Williams, Prof. John Duckett, Messrs. B- Greene, V. L. Ste- E. J. L. Lit Is. W. B. Brown, W. F. Harding, H. B. Wilson. W. H. White, C. F. White, E. Jr., Harry Mr. and have taken room at King Which -s at m. home. wishes hie may be a of joy and love, unmarred by even the eat ripple of t- -w Snow last day. It began falling n alter- I noon bin it is a came down. the lakes got the j and to make a showing on trees and house lops. fall then became thicker and soon the ground was covered Bank matters look like we were in tor s snow storm. Nor did ii stop for the kept on falling thick and mid night reaching a depth of from tour to six inches, so who were out state, and some declare it to have been even deeper. After midnight the snow and it began The until some lime the next but did not melt all the snow, for BOOM could In- seen several days tops of es in some places upon the ground. Friday, had not rain melted it, there would have been a deep snow, with all the rain and snow the weather was not very- cold. plain it, but he docs it all the same. Weldon reminds us of a boy that in the telegraph office here awhile bank. He did not know the first .-r in telegraphy and could tall how any letter made, yet knew every call that, was could tell what office was being called and re he call coming g-- name of the and not telegraphic l told to go and other Tarboro or so . operator, the what l-t- was big mm BY I can sell cheap. Violin Guitar and strings also for sale Special attention paid and Jr Iring. MOSES and Greenville, N. C. Notice to Creditors. Having duly before Court I Oil 1-tn day of Ki by, i-h us tor of J. C. is hereby to all Indebted to the estate tn aw to the and to all of aid estate to present their authenticated to the on or the day of or thin notice plead In recover;. This of of G i Has been reduced to And not depend on borrowing nor trying to make One Planter do the work of two Planters, but buy a this season and save the r-k of a stand of cotton which may cost you more plantar. New Persons wishing to improve their memories or strengthen their power of attention should send to Prof. Fifth Avenue. N. T; for prospectus free, as ad- in another column. Look on margin at foot of first page and yon will find some- thing interesting Racket Store every week. The new pro- are alive to the times and know how to sell goods cheap. Brown ft are in a new to-day. One firm has recently returned from the North and they are offering big bargains to purchasers They have a nice stock of fine clothing besides the other goods mentioned. Bead the advertisement. Colley, the Barber, something thing carries off dandruff, pulls kinks out of hair is article generally hat Col- don't about the hair and scalp can tell See advertisement. in this paper will lie found the notice dissolution of ft entire having b-en purchased by Samuel a ho has been mad with the firm ever mm its Greenville in 1375, the has been ed almost, exclusively by him. began business in Old Store and that, has grown in popularity today it is a household word throughout the country and far into of the adjoining counties. The business of the Old Brick Store its to Mr. As a and dealer be stands with- out a peer. His is and h commands a large flattering patronage. As sole owner of the establish men;, we wish him mater success than ever. fT th town of Concord with -he he Ii on- amid a See lights, of twenty candle the ate to be incomplete op- ninety day. will lie one the lighted towns in country when this is done, I it a spirit the lite region, hope now rue principal towns of Eastern lighted by electricity. Kinston; New Washington, Tarboro, Rocky Mount, Weldon, Ed en ton, and are those which at once adopt this cheap and efficient tern of of three dollars a as the cost of lighting a alter approved methods. As a preventive of thieving oilier crime, the electric is worth more than three a to any a thousand inhabitants. Wilmington Who have just re- from New York with a full line of Worsted, White Goods, Laces Embroideries, Flouncing a Fine Clothing the firm patron- by W. A Bros Hate., c. We bought low for cash and will sell at panic prices Be sure to call. Why new discovery by Alfred in tin- way of helping the ed. By calling on or addressing the above barber, you a bottle of Preparation that is invaluable for eradicating and causing the kinkiest hair to mid only two or three application a necessary, nod a common brush i all moving vigorously tors few minutes with the Preparation. Try a and lie convinced, SO cents-. Barber, GREENVILLE, N. J New Firm I Now why cannot Greenville act this f The town y can afford to pay B a year for lights. The matter e The must have and must keep with the spirit of-progress that is showing itself in many North Carolina towns. Of course we various enter-1 to follow the. railroad lets get to work and have of the the road comes. I But same reliable can be found t the House Shoe, is presided over by A. Robert O. need no recommendation before the People of Si sen and Pitt comity as in the art has been fully proven. W have Just added to ear shop one of the latest proved chairs and we Intend giving our i good a and Hair fut r any in the line as can be had can be waited on their residences. Cleaning a -xi- For your liberal in the past Cordially Solicit A continuance of same- When Come to Town I Do not fail to examine our -------stock of------- Tell bin not to delay but now and see if Ins old planter needs any repairs, and if order I hem at once or the Planter to me or leave it with Mr. Alfred with full particulars and it will be taken to re- paired, and re- fill at a moderate cost. Builder's Material. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoos, Hats, Hardware And Crockery. We keep complete line of Staple Groceries. j Tell him that I can famish Timbers be may need, either dressed or undressed. Also I can bin with build- Brackets and pinches and piazzas, in or trim- that be may to build a Will Grind Your Cora special attention to j And her that I can grind hi corn into amid Meal and that I will nice him of the same ti be will In me Ins to grind. W call he -GIRL torn plow, and th plows. We will I also offer tn the trade LARD'S which has mare merit than anything of I tin kind ever put on the Yours truly, LITTLE, HOUSE b BRO. Greenville, N. C. By with the ill truly, Ci LOW TARIFF N. NOTICE. The Atlanta Constitution sag- people will begin on the 8th of March. For Democrat it will begin on the 4th That piper have added further that for religious people will forty days, while for Democrats it continues four years. Will somebody of a good turn of mind a calculation as to number of men in North Carolina who to be PUnt. It is said that a of salt in each kerosene lamp makes oil give a clearer and better . This in simple and is at least worth a Dissolution. The Arm of ha day dissolved h mutual con- the entire interests of i firm In ill continue, the business at the old stand. All the business of the. old firm will be Mr Sch and all monies clue are to lie paid to Thia 21st day of D. M. entire control of the and Furniture of with which I have been connected since 1875. I wish to in- form all friends and they continue to find mo it. the Old Brick Store to suit in particular. Returning sots thanks for the very p bestowed the old I a their favors, which --very endeavor will be made to met it. M. Free Examination Days. On second Friday Sat- April. July, October Should any persons desire to examined at other times, the decided the ones pay for It. , j. Latham NOTICE. On the 20th day of March A. D. I will fell at the Court door in the town of Greenville to the highest bidder for cash two tracts of land in county containing about acres and bounded as One tract of land containing i about seres the I lands of Mrs. M. J. Dennis, Peyton Al- the May 1-sud others Beaver Dam also one other tract in Beaver containing note the lauds of Charles Harris H. and the set apart, for Alfred Nichols others to an execution in my hands for against Alfred Nichols and which has been on land as of said Alfred Nichols. J. A K This Mia. By B W. D. Corrected weekly and Retail Mess Pork Bulk Side Sides S Shoulder A Pitt County to Sugar Cured I lam- i Flour it to I Coffee to Brown to u in IS to Tobacco to . to laird S I Butter to Cheese -4 Meal cs to Corn to Irish i i. A. Halt so Liverpool Salt Hide to Rags l Beeswax to Bread tar Lye tn BAx j Oats CO For we have free Buggies now. Ah you -iv free to buy yon please, bill if want to save you to y On rear of B. A Cos. For convenience e have entrance H. F. Keel's on Iran give you That you ever had in life tor lo money thin any DIM else in can give Why for my expenses ate leis and I pay ti spot cash f Roods and save lie- Count-, and Tim don't come and see. Having bad IS years in the business guarantee perfect or no charge. ; a Specialty, Don't forget the place on 4th street J. Cherry A i o. A, Greenville, N. C. Dissolution. The firm of H. F. A Co hive this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to said Ami will settle With H. F. Keel, and persons holding against said Arm will present them to him for This 19th II. F. T K. Hereafter I will continue tin- business, and will Boon have a large lot of stock to arrive. Give a call. If. F. Dissolution. The partnership Heretofore existing between K. S. Fleming of A. . Fleming has rids day dissolved by mil all persons will F. Fleming for payment, all persona indebted ts firm with him. Jan 17th F. O i the day of A. I. I will ell at the Court door In town to the bidder for cash three of hi in county containing t s and bounded Una In Beaver Darn I t to acres, of v. whitehead. I others, and being tract sold to John Nichols by Nelson Nichols. One r tn cl containing one at of B. i . Willoughby. T. A. Nichols and and I known hi acre; also ten of id W. I William r I and the land o in is lo i i -ii sundry executions in no co against son land have bean I said land he property of Mar son A. K. F Ii, s. 1880. B s. ,,;, I'm J. It. J. s. N. M. Tarboro, Gen K. I . W The for travel The Steamer f and boat on river. She baa been thoroughly repaired, and painted. Fitted up specially for the convenience of POLITE ATTENTIVE A Table best the market affords. A trip on the l la not only comfortable but Leaves Monday, Wednesday Friday at V, A M. Leaves Tarboro Tuesday, and Saturday at A. at. Freights received daily and Bills Lading given to all points. i. H Kai. Greenville. . m ii m, m. the the first la I shall business at old stand Cross Bonds with a full line of goods and will take pleasure in serving my oil customer with many thanks for patronage a of the I am Very i our, F. Notice to Creditors. Tin classes ill be new pupils can enter January. TEACHERS C. ii. Principal Miss a- Miss it. S. Vocal and Music. Drawing. Mrs. F. W. Book DEPARTMENTS. The having duly and Mar lied is to the List Will and ate. ; Pan ting mid Drawing. Testament of James K. do- Military. ceased, on the Ii day of j notice la hereby given to all person to estate tn mike Immediate and to all of said es- to their claims properly ADVANTAGES Large, Comfortable ion and Prepared fat Boarders. A Corps of to the on being graduates of first class the day of January, till- will be plead in of work lo any College in This of AMI-S P. F i of James E Notice. during the year New Pianos Organs A of i early volumes, purchased for the from too to M Beard Tuition Tuition arid for Day Pupils the same as Pupils who do not beard live Notes again-t I i V ., due as for Two Hundred Dollars each follows ; on the 1st day of 1890. One on the 1st day of January 1801. One on the 1st day January One on the 1st day of One on the 1st nay of January All patties ire hereby warned not to bar or trade said notes. This day B. before engaging b-ard elsewhere, fur her particular. Address. JOHN Of Interest to V e will m

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K. branches Condensed Schedule. TRAINS GOING SOUTH. No No No daily Fast Mail, daily daily ex Sun. WILMINGTON Weldon M pm pm Ar Rock v Mount Tarboro t J Tarboro A Wilson pm am Ar Selma m am Warsaw Magnolia A Wilmington TRAINS GOING No No Sun. Lt Wilmington Magnolia M am Warsaw pm pm r Goldsboro Lt Ar Selma Ar Wilson Wilson am pm Ar Rocky Mount Ar Tarboro Lt Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm Daily except Sunday. Train en Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at n l. M. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck A. II. daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via A R. R. daily except Sun- v, B P M, Sunday P M, an N C, S P M, P M. Returning leaves X C, daily except Sunday. A M, Sunday A U, arrive Tarboro, N C, AM, A M. Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Goldsboro except Sunday. A M, arrive N C, a M. Re- turning leaves S C A M. arrive Goldsboro. N C. A M. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky at P M, arrives Nashville r M. Spring Hope P M. Returning Spring Hope A M, Nashville H A M. arrives Rocky Mount A II daily, except Sunday. Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton, except Sunday, at P U. and A M Returning leave ton at A M, and P. M. connect Bf at Warsaw with Nos. and Southbound train on Wilson A Fayette- Branch is No. Northbound is Ne. except Sunday. Train No. South will stop only at Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun- Bay Line. Trains make close connection for all points North via Richmond and Wash- , . All trains run solid between ton and Washington, and have Pullman Palace Sleepers attached. JOHN F. DIVINE. General J. R. KENLY, Transportation T. M. EMERSON Atlantic N. C. Railroad TIME TABLE No. Effect A. M. A Dec. East. Schedule. Going West j No. Passenger No. Stations. Ar. Lye Goldsboro in Lagrange Kinston 0-1 Sew Morehead City am t Daily Going East. Schedule. Going West ESTABLISHED 1875. S. M. AT THE OLD BRICK STOKE. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BIT their year's supplies will rind It to their interest to get our prices before chasing elsewhere. is In all its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS FLOUR, SUGAR, SPICES, TEAS, Ac. always at Lowest Market Prices. TOBACCO SNUFF CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, you to buy at one profit. A com- stock of always on hand and sold at prices to suit the times. Our goods are all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to run, we sell at a close margin. Respectfully, S. M. Greenville. N. V- LOOK. Horses AND Mules. how easily things go wrong A Might too much or a kits too long. And there follows a and a w eying And life is never sane alas how hardly things go right hard to watch on a Summer's night, For the sigh will and the kiss will the Summer night is a day. how t i i t. Via . ,; s Lima law et r That is born the light of the Whiter a day And things can go badly wrong If the heart be true the love be For the midst, if it comet, weeping rain Will be changed by love into sunshine again. Advocate. It is to entertain men am times carried. A. certain re- an nonce d that there would be a grand and Valentine at Franklin Hall on Tuesday evening, for the fit of M. E. Church. A band wan in attendance and occasion with music. An admission fee of ten was charged entitling visitor to a pancake. In ANY ONE CAN DYE A Dress, or a Coat, Ribbons, Feathers, Yarns, Bags, etc. and the h I ll 1.-. f l,. . as such Any Color FOB TEN CENTS and In many other way SAVE Money, and make thing, look like HEW, by DIAMOND DYES. The work ii easy, simple, quick; the colors the BEST and known. Ask for DIAMOND DYES and lake no other. For or Article DIAMOND PAINTS. Silver, Copper. Only Portraits- A of beautiful baby from lift. Minted, on Plate paper by patent photo rent free to M other of any Bah; Every by born within a Mother wants in Give ; send at once, name and lilt, A CO. T. Cleanse the System H. K. I'm growing old. I outlived of the fading past ; The shiny of youth are tied. Their only last. X sit and old n the years long gone by, swiftly the pictures come go As hit needles fly. seem to see a generous hearth With bright an gold, A flickering breeze, a welcome warmth Bids defiance to the cold. staunch old friend Back-log of oak diving thy life to make oars blight, With hiss blaze and cheery name Turning all darkness into light. in near thee, in the corner now Thou four-foot log of olden time, Gazing above to where the stars seemed listening to our and rhyme. The dear old Saints of long ago Who smiled serenely on our play, the roasting apples glow, Or nuts that embers lay. J. Other. co Each The best in the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe- Sores, Chapped Hands, Mains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions and cures Piles, or no re quired, ll Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money Price per sale Republicans Poet Sanford Express. Tie Sanford post, office box In-en for by who that he voted the Third ticket. For fear tight these two aspirants would become too hot and endanger v of the party, the lead- Republican of Sanford met the leading of as goes and new post master was decided upon by a game of We not been able to hear how these bosses de- the matter, we under- stand that their decision by cracks is final. Newton Enterprise. and business men see that they bare interests, and whatever one class benefits all, and what is intended to injure or down alt. Cos between t tie farmers and business men is key to pros- of any country, and our are too intelligent to see it. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup if in good de- ; everybody speaks well of it. Th price is only cents. Persons of sedentary put suits are disposed to constipation; such should always use which insures safely against constipation and all of its consequences. Price only cents. With that most reliable Celery Compound. It purifies the blood, Constipation. and regulates the liver and lug system of all waste and dead Paine's Celery Compound combines true wire tonic and reviving energies and spirit. have been troubled tor some with a complication of difficulties. After trying remedies, and not finding relief, I tried Celery Compound. Before taking one full bottle the long troublesome symptoms be- to ant and I can truly say now, that I feel a new man. has Improved, and have gained ten pounds In weight since I have taking the Six for At a Co., Virginia 40,861.545 pounds of tobacco in 1888, and of this exported pounds. North Carolina manufactured pounds, a total the two States of pounds. These two Slates made over cigarettes last year, or one half of production of the country, while manufactured tobacco they turned out I per of the entire amount made in the United Slates.- Herald. THE Eastern is ii n FROM This S or- sets ft slops. Stool Book free. For only With and left coupler. Warranted 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 my stock for Cash and can a to sell as cheap as anyone. Give a call. Have just procured several first-class Vehicles and will take passengers to t rates. Sale, hi d undertaking Having associated B. S. with me in the Undertaking business aw are reedy to serve people in that capacity. All notes and accounts due for services have been placed in the hands of Mr. Sheppard for collection. Respectfully, JOHN FLANAGAN. We keep on hand at all times a nice stock of Rum Cases and Caskets all kinds and can furnish desired from the finest Case down to a Pitt Pine Coffin. We are fitted up with all conveniences and can render satisfactory services to all ho patronize us FLANAGAN SHEPPARD. Feb. 22nd. 1888. W. L. ELLIOTT. S. P. ELLIOTT. NICHOLS COTTON FACTORS AND main Ar. p m SI p m and So L Mixed Ft. A Pass- Train. m 1210 HI SI -00 5-51 S-V. WOO SO pin Stations. La Grange Falling Creek Kinston Caswell Dover Core Creek Clark's Atlantic Morehead Atlantic No. Mixed Ft. Pass Train. p m 5.33 -4 BALTIMORE NORFOLK Established in in 1870. Will open a House in ; in September, for the handling and sale of cotton, thus giving our customers i their choice of o markets, THE NEW MILLINERY STORE OF Has lately been repaired and fitted up and has just received a display of New Millinery for FALL AND WINTER , Besides her usual line of and Hats Ornaments and general goods, she the prettiest Silks, shaded Rib- S I etc., in the market. Give kt ; a call at Old Stand. HOUSE CORNER and . Can of Mi s. Train CO connect.- with Wilmington , r Train bound leaving, a. m. A Train West. leaving i p. m. connects with i Train, arriving at Goldsboro j p. m. and with Wilmington and I Train from at p. m j Train connects with W and j Through Freight Train, leaving Goldsboro at p. in and with ; Danville Train. I S. I. DILL, Have gone. Their chairs are empty now Hid in the attic side aide. And children of that olden time Are scattered o'er the country wide. While I. who loved the very stones That make the household hearth so dear, Can feel the blaze seethe glow as memory brings It near. Th s Legislature and Insurance, Greensboro North State, Rep. It seems marvelous that the does not wake op to the in our insurance laws. The most voracious bloodsucker that draws on the financial life North Carolina is the Association Companies. They charge enormous rates, on inflated valuations, and case of loss by place every obstruction the honest lair ad- of the losses- Nearly all the insurance is done by companies other States and in countries. They have no property in this state, and con- nothing to its welfare. If a fire occurs, payment of loss is generally delayed, contest oiler-, eel. Every is u-ed to worry t. h up lakes what These companies dram Slate great sums each year no protection is by that is worth talking about. Ii a man has to sue and get a judgment there is nothing to levy- on or to attach belonging to company. Here is a field which the ought to plow harrow until something is done that will really benefit the people. k W wonderful discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she with- stood severest tests, but her vital or- were undermined death seemed imminent. For three months she Early Vegetables in New York. Oar truckers have not yet begun shipment of vegetables North this season they soon will and they are therefore immensely inter- in the prices which rule in the big markets. As interesting to them, and to householders also, we clip the following report from the New York markets on Saturday Receipts light and prices still ruling high for choice stock in condition, peas are quoted per crate; string beaus to 11.50; egg plant to for ball ban-el crate. No re- cent arrivals of cucumbers or to but they are wanted and at couched incessantly and could not sleep. She bought of us good W. D. Suit, Druggist, can recommend Electric Hitters as the very best remedy. Every sold has given relief in every cast. One man took and was cured of of Abraham Hare, druggist, Ohio, best selling medicine I have ever handled in my is Electric Bitters. Thous- ands of others added their testimony so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidney or Blood. Only a halt dollar a bottle at drug store. Thomas Smith, a bachelor, years old, of Beaver Falls, Pa., has been informed by the death a bachelor uncle be has fallen heir to an estate In county valued at Smith is a cellar-digger by and has had many and downs since coming to this country when a young THE STAR. h to your re from any ban wT, r, merchant or Will on . trial. Circular to all. Be lure to write me, and money. Paper where in act. He-elected Mayor 1889, by a imp majority. H. W. Haw or r th and moat popular paper and baa of any paper of data in illy Bet wood gm. weekly. Vend for Price W t year. Four trial. k CO., 9-1 Broadway, N-T. ARCHITECTS Edition of American. J A Each plat of country and city OM or public full and for as bull ding. a A CO. by apply mi to J and hare made for American aid for TRADE MARKS. In mark U not in the to Mr km ft Co- living and the Brain. It is a common opinion that or rather high living is principal cause of dyspepsia; but while the quantity and quality of food and the of eating it doubtless ha to do with the behavior of our stomachs, state of our brains has f as much or more Some the most j eat of any and all things as they desire without consulting dietetic rules; who pay great to their diet are the victims dyspepsia; out in most of cam, it will lie that those take but little over work i u-ii brains writing and the anxious of business. to with ab and preoccupied to such extent, that cannot tell five minutes after eating ate, or whether they eaten at all; and then rush off to their or literary work, divesting the stomach to brain the en- which should be concentrated on the for perform- of its functions. The being the source and all nervous influence, brain which controls all body, it is not strange that people should be dyspeptic when the blood and nerve forces which should be con- to are to brain. One of most important rules for the avoidance and care of is to eat with a Bind, and then rest quietly for or two after eating. This simple rule wit ha reasonable regard to food, will id. be mM a. ES. Give me a call. New Discovery was so much relieved on taking the Unit dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. writes W. U Ham rick Co., of Shelby M. C- Get a free trial bottle at drug store. What Society Does in Wash- The beautiful and thoughtful of a well-known editor said the other day have made the called on the Cabinet Cabinet day. We ; on the Supreme la die.-on Monday ; on the. ladies oil ; on wives Tuesday- and Fridays, and Monday till have reveled m conversations on the weather, the President's last reception, dress and more weather. From Capitol Hill to I've with tea and I want no more of Mils hop skip jump metal In mine. I'd rather a. home and If your face is marked with And eruptions mar skin. You may bet your bottom dollar There it something wrong within, Tis the blood. To purify it There is nothing half good. As t. M. D. It To be dearly understood. I will explain that O. D. means Medical the popular remedy for and weak, blood, which, like scrofula, shows its presence in the system in blotches eruptions pimples. Perfection is attained in Dr. Catarrh Kennedy. It Eagle. advise you to marry a a man whom you and truly love very dearly to reform brad asks. Well, yes, if you love him so dearly, we would. But we would advise you to kill him first. You won't have half the reforming him afterward, he'll make a better husband. A fellow won't reform bis sweet- heart, isn't likely to do so for his wife; you can bet your engage neut your dower on that. It is sweet to live, but oh how bitter to be troubled with a day and night. Dr. Boll's Cough syrup, how- ever, is a sure remedy. cents. cannot to-night My throat U sore course you tried Salvation -Then get it, and you'll sing like the demand, and prime selling at ll to a quart; inferior berries to The President-Elect. Richmond State. General Harrison is a homely, squat little man, with a swayback nose, grizzle beard, rotund middle and short extremities. all the Presidents be the shortest legs, and when he sits in Washington's chair his toes will not touch the first round. Feasts. Wilmington Messenger. Just how the regular least days named the calendar move in the they occur, year to year, is curious as well as interest- to note. Last year Tuesday occurred on February I his year it comes on This Ash Wednesday, or Lent, curs on March last year on Id. last year was ; this year April this year, April last year Whit Sunday last year May year it will come June D. J. WHICHARD, Editor A Proprietor. ENLARGED TO Ha P Year, IN ADVANCE and Bend for book a, c net's protection. for quickly procured- CO. TC t PRICES. J. C. CHESTNUT. A COMPARISON Of and price-- of the I goods no-r kept in stock by Mrs, j E. A. .-. with to be I will convince yon that her s . ,.,,. t can in no surpassed. The is count v and nut rimmed . take j a r and truly said lead need more rest baud and that three hour, of bard work the a whole day of man aNTe every- thing else, in j i owed sleep t and a nap day after dinner. Tins is nature as is man. tested b I be of which lie and ale kg. It bee ii predicted by many prophetic writers that with the twentieth century millennial glory will dawn. We are with in eleven years of the twentieth century, a comprehensive at the condition of of the earth does not reveal any cheering harbingers of the period when swords will be into plowshares and soars into pruning-books. Still, it ma. be that this gloomy outs look is in itself a hopeful sign, the darkest hour is that before the A student of University of Illinois, named S. Ford, from At begun life very He swindled at Kankakee, two in Champaign, one In Urban, III., all one securing 9.1,200. lie is KM has been rested. He is a success as a young and read dime novels The New Journal estimates that the veterans of the late am dying at the rate six year- Si ill the Federal pen roll are not diminishing by , an., An effort is being made in South Carolina to a white Re- publican party, lithe effort what will become no I We believe that he will con- to vote Republican ticket solidly. If be does the white Re- publican party will simply handful of whites leading a at as A white Republican party is an in the South until the Ins A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. The Stab is the only York newt- paper possessing the fullest confidence of the National Administration and the United Democracy of New York, the political battle ground of the Republic. Jeffersonian Democracy, pure and simple, is good enough for the Single handed among the metropolitan press, it has stood by the men called by the great Democracy to redeem the gov- from twenty-five of Re- publican wastefulness and corruption and despotism to the South. For these four years past it has been unswerving in its fidelity to the administration Crover Cleveland, is for him now i for Cleveland and four I years more of Democratic honesty in affairs, and of continued nation- I and prosperity. For people who like that sort of De- . the Star is paper to read. The Stands squarely on the National Democratic platform. It be- I that any tribute exacted from the people in excess of the demands of a government economically administered Is essentially oppressive and dishonest. The scheme fostered and championed by the Republican making the government a miser, wringing million; from the people and locking them up in vaults to serve no purpose but invite wastefulness and dishonesty. it regards a monstrous crime against the lights of citizenship. Re- publican jugglers may call it I taxation the Star's name for it is robbery. I Through and through the Star is a I great newspaper. Its tone is pure and I wholesome, its news service Each issue presents an tome of what is best worth knowing of the world's history of yesterday. Its stories are told in good, quick, English, and mighty interesting reading they are. The Sunday Star is as good as the best class magazine, and prints about the same amount of matter. Resides the day's news it is rich in special articles, stories, snatches of current THE REFLECTOR IS THE ft Newspaper ever published in Greenville. It furnishes the LATEST NEWS and gives Reading Matter for the money than any other paper published in North Carolina. The a variety news, NATIONAL, and ill devote it- self the material section in which Send your and get FREE SAMPLE COPY. fit is called to the as large and growing circulation makes it an excellent through to the people obtained, and in the Patent the Courts attended tor Moderate Pees. We arc the U. Patent Of- engaged In Patents Exclusively, can obtain patents in Hum than more remote from Washington. the model or drawing i- tent we advise to free and we make no change unless we Patents. We refer, here, the Post Master, the Supt. of tin- Money Order Did. i officials of the C. Patent Office. Far advise terms and reference actual clients In own address, . A. Snow A Co., D, la St at the ESTIMATES FREE A SON'S The for Corn. lie. at CONSUMPTIVE it.-.-- a . , r . 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E day for one year Daily, without Sunday, one year day. six months Daily, without Sunday, six months 3.00 Sunday edition, one year Star, one year 1.00 A free copy of the Weekly to the sender of a club of ten. Address, THE STAR Broadway and Park Place, New York. The race at the South is being somewhat solved as far as North Carolina is concerned by exodus. The poor are be- seduced and allured away from their old a part country where ill-fortune certainly awaits them. result is not ban to foresee. Many of them will die of the moves is one of examination rather of benefit for the poor blacks. ad New England statistics show that seven out of every ten women who become widows thirty-five r -marry within two Old Waller seems to have known what he was talking If tenet. Despite the that women lace, wear thin shoes and expose their health a dozen other wave, the average longevity of the female sex la Ii is doubtless due to the P HAIR BALSAM and heir. Promotes a growth. Never Fa i to Color. all C H. EDWARDS IT. B. Edwards brought IN, Printers and Binders, 1ST. O- We have the and most of the kind to be found In the State, and solicit orders for all R a i 1- road or School Print- or Binding. STATIONERY READY FOR PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOR AND COUNTY OFFICERS. us your orders. ARD N. C. V. paid. TON ire paid. e. this Paper. J. CasK to tho person who shell In number of yearly to Journal PROMPTLY FILLED. not- and lo, ca a offered for dub. A good If desired, i Hundreds of dollar ma miring the by men, child ten. free era, Ac Address CURTIS C A, PA. l RICHEST PAINS Al r i ii. i I- r, b c THE GLORY OF MAN VITALITY MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Notice I for of the have it with I rotor yon to too lowing Who will testify j to the of my assertion am, MR. O. one to iv It a trial for the named can ii no, at my place of for I 1.50 per bottle. CULLEY. Barter. March C , A and the and Physical UNTOLD Iran the for Wort, the or Social Re Avoid It t ; i for h on PHYSICAL TR t for Mr