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w. THE BEST PAPER IN GREENVILLE CIRCULATION. The Eastern Reflector. JOB PRINTING A. D. J. Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. VOL ill. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY N. C, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1889. NO. Reflector, GREENVILLE. N. C. Pertinent. shall determine; it shall be the of the Sentinel. of State, after and cir- this act, So address to president, null of most and as j secretary treasurer of each to what we had to say company business in , this State, a letter as to cause of the mortgage system in whether the said incorporation has North Carolina, give below all or any part of its or a hill passed the Missouri. or interest in or with any trust, recently, as we gather combination or association of per from an article published in Gin i sons as named in Medical Journal. It is preceding provisions of this wise measure, and is very similar, if and to require an answer, tin- we remember aright, to the text oath, of the president, secretary vi i, a measure framed and treasurer or any director of i i by Mr. Williams, of Pitt, in the last legislature. LEADING IX DISTRICT. Prier. ill no Mediate to Democratic , in ii and measure are not consistent Carolina company ; a form of amount. The temperature was about normal and the sunshine a little below the average. Cotton, corn and peanuts are reported as improving. DISTRICT. The re- thing needful in the way of surf ports indicate that there been u j bathing, sailing and fishing. A great improvement in cotton in this tramway with a car will be ran to district. The weather has been the beach, lifelines and every very favorable, to tobacco an Laughable Reflections. entire hotel. There is also fine hunt lag on and Portsmouth. , A new and elegant piano in the j Ana Mirth Provoking Selections as Com hotel, a string band regularly em-1 y the Bad Boy. ployed, a soda fountain, and Remedy for Dysentery. THE STATE. What is Happening Around Us. the harvesting of wheat, which is reported as being very fine. Oats have not done so well. The rant fall sunshine about the average. caution to safety will be employed. A steamer well equipped with ample capacity will run twice a week from Washington once from were New dances and balls will As Reflected from the State the true principles of the party. If a wide a wake the state end It the foremost legislators of consider Mr. Williams, by the There has; later in tho season that probably been i greater improve- delightful burlesque comedy, the Secretary State, I meet ill the condition of all crops in will be played in the spa- shall be enclosed in said letter district than in any other. Cot- dining hall. Monroe Planter. Dysentery is quite prevalent Missionary the Is sections just now. and many any danger, captain t will be glad to know of a air. shall all An old miner told the eight medals at be in heaven in live minutes. , p ., d that he Princeton College, New Jersey Lord forbid ,. , m. rear flee of them worn .,., . could cure the worst of cases. The , won by as given him by an old la Carolina boys. Canned to have learned it Twin City The Friend con from an Indian. town of is making rap- SAMPLE COPY FUn STATE GOVERNMENT. G. Wake, this and hold, and we North Carolina had more men. and on refusal to make oath j c, a other crops have j Ocracoke is unsurpassed for health j , in answer to said inquiry, tho See- J wonderful and pleasure. The atmosphere is j State shall immediately re- past week. Wheat, which ; refreshing and cool, coin- the charter said company, ls being harvested, is turning out from the salt sea water every science T Tea, made the roots of sour-1 progress in the way of building Lawyer- I was afraid with loaf , sod increasing her population, that I had been to . , . ,, ,, . . . gar, is the remedy. a teacup-1 Carthage Blade baa been dis- A fill a day, ill doses of a tablespoon- continued on account want of M at regular intervals, for adults, patronage. It i Yes, Jones, I guess I'll a quantity, in proportion to age. we you got toward ; This is easy to test, and is saying very little for Cartilage and Moore county. The following is the full text and Of Crops generally are growing direction. The temperature is Mil. its wisdom is in lour newspapers or goner and in the. four largest cit M. its Ii and M i. f William Wake. . of Wake. W. Wayne, Instruction M. of Catawba. in the State. Bomber 7- It shall be tin Bull county, which An act entitled an act for r c . . ; i .- i F. trusts and coll l the id State, upon that any or association in- ti rapidly. The rains have been gen .-rally seasonable. trait is promised well. too warm, and especially strength A large yield of to the feeble. Tobacco doing Ti cannot be said of this j give his bond and it is not thought j that he will be. Of SUPREME X. II. of Wale Mi inion. j;, Darin, Franklin E. Shepherd, of Beaufort and Alfa Burke. and as to in such eases. it enacted by the General As The Armstrong, who was Appointed postmaster at said he had never . . . , . . m. i. I, .,,,. Mount, has not yet been ab o to Airs, i. see, John, that there is, known it to foil while he had seen,, B strong movement toward the j it. of the hat. Mr. recollections of a . . The press confident but bonnets are just.; A Very Important Decision. .,.,,, moving trains it resort, soon destined to become could you think The Supreme Court Of North Car- a of the most noted on the ES coast., can too great praise but his at tho result of which is ,;. the spoken of the clever bank is u hat catches me. of to every slant, and operating well known in mercantile circles .-Are you giving your patrons m T A colored man laws of .-State have entered into seven days have been as proprietors the. Merchants watch with each suit that a can ,,.,, 0- .,, v trust, ion or association for work. A copious f tel at Washington, C clothes this year, Mr. Overcharge gage his real estate without his t . ,. . . U,. ST . it II. Beaufort. .-. Third II. G. Connor, Mn. I'M rid -John A. Gilmer, Sixth A. Iredell. Twelfth . of IV IN t of of . ,. .-. on o., .,. . the watches made too much j I near store and his head as of net, to give notice to earth and vegetation which. MM , the idem, cal piece p, h W such corporation that unless they had been injured by wind the week mowers j previously been set as that do ., , any corporation, withdraw from and all basis somewhat called my . from an over dose of whiskey the laws this on with said trust, county Monroe i new spring suit. mortgage Will pass all iv other State or country for combination or association, their week brought a more is quite a last between sir, but it is not lilt- j husband and wile the land. Scotland Neck will be at ex- hi,, cotton. stands of Northern and i except the wife's contingent learn that on 17th two convicts t or;. any other State or country, or any kind of business in this State, or any partnership or individual or other whatsoever, shall create, enter into, become a member or a party to any pool, trust, a green cut, combination, con- federation or understanding with any other corporation, partnership individual . other person association to regulate r Grave, -f n,,. price of article of maw be combination or association, their will be at ton of days from dale such It. shall the duty of the Attorneys respective jurisdictions and the Attorney to enforce the foregoing of this act, and any or General m a con vie There is quite a contrast between the experience of Northern and Southern soldiers who survived the great conflict. The one returned to i . on worked all night. . , , , es but t all week brought a more prospect for cotton. Bad stands are almost universal and growth small the season. The oat crop is practically a failure. Lowland home Io be and made a, coin shows a bad stand.- Scotland Neck, Halifax much . v rain. Tho warm weather been the home, to find it wasted and things up on the Scotland Neck We learn that on 17th two convicts es- from the squad of hands tit . i work on the trestle across the cured ugly on the N. railroad. They most OF His boils or I disappeared and were not discover- farmer on my back ed is flight at all. It is sup- neck at one time and a great posed they swam the river. F. X. ,.,,. i,. tho recipient farmer bad My I on my body. I took S. S. S., and KM ill IO lit I i -i it and power, wife- down two Hoods we have had the cotton and the other bad W de. the provisions of this act arc looking batter to hope for but the entitled, in addition to Corn own Sun i- K. of Meek- Malt. W. of tube or salary as law he is allow- or a for such prosecution to of the line recovered. When the Attorney General and Prosecuting Attorney act in conjunction the of any case under the provisions of shall be entitled of line covered, which they divide equally between them where or commodity, or shall en into, become a i to any agreement, tract, or to or limit the amount or any article, nor- to be in ill- or in lie and adjudged gad and Thin . W. He I be subject to and punish- is to the contrary. II in act. Whereas, great ins It. shall not be law- justice done the people of for any corporation to issue or to this state by the formation of trusts trust cert or for any I and therefore, an officer or ems or the directors or of any corporation, to enter in- to any combination, contract or agreement with any person or sons, corporations, or with any stockholder or director thereof, the good him BIGHT. I have just one kiss be I lie Louisville Conner Join j Only OHO. thus compares the fortunes of She-And if let yon have one Northern and Confederate soldiers you will take two. won't you At the close of the war the Smith . , . . , , lien you t have any. era soldier returned to Bud his, ., , . . . .,.,,, , , have to pay home ruined and his fields are that child, sir; he is Lake and Indian Old His friends and neighbors wire II, I have never been asked Io pay fare for that baby before, and lies ridden looking worse than anything else, and cannot make more than half a II. B. Director. w. M. Milder, Arlington, W. Wright, of Ark., a prominent farmer and stock grower, says I hat Specific cured him j landing, he had a ,,, , c C C N C of letter of twenty years III n. of Na-I,. Fifth W. of District Alfred of s, I. A. Ninth I I II. of A. Tucker. II. B. Cherry. Manning. II. Washington Until old loomed up as a watering place comparatively little was known of its scenic beauty and exists, and this act take history. effect be in force from and at- attained by the tot its passage. Weekly Weather Crop tin. the labor system was ho Kara Popular Hum and the commercial ma Shit for was In years all this was Changed, Chiefly by the old soldiers. They threw all their energies, all their zeal, into the work first and Boat for the up- building their section. No pen. for them ; no back pay ; no or course in that him great amount ti the wonder is scratch the from his bones. S. ,.,, ., . ,,. u . , , . , . I I. L. JAM'S S. a, cured him quick and VS-AT--Z WILSON, N. C says Any to will u that he did not Attended with me on the ears for nine years. too wish you would make such affectionate pies. more than not use of mercury I mixtures the system causes, the bones to decay, and brings on DENTIST. t C M pies I rheumatism. The use BERNARD don't understand. What kind h. S. S. S. forces impurities from the ., ,. , blood, gives a good appetite this berry is , m N. Chair-; purpose or Tor the Friday, June . waters on one side for without, the least ex- f UM Drawer Atlanta On., oiler a re- j or agreement shall be; , contrasts in perfect with At- of assistance from expect mo to would W one thousand dollars to any I of to place the management or control Oil N. C. raging roar on the and as a result we see G It E E y V L L E, N. C TOWN. G. James. f. Tn M. I. T. It. flora. Ward, B. N. 2nd Ward. It. Jr., and Alfred Forbes . 3rd Ward, T. J. and M. Ward. W. N. Tolbert. First and Third morning and night, I- or amount W. president, manager, director or or agent or of any company, firm or F. A A. or any individual, found Treatment of Editors in Scotland Neck Democrat. The Chief says takes a minister two or three to perform a marriage fix the pi ice or the With the United States the island stretches along parallel to Whiter, ; and sale of any article of com- Signal Service, show that the. rain- the coast line. In direction bold to I rolls for use or or to and sunshine in rugged gnarl Northern armies. One year ago prevent, restrict or the man normal for the week trees with unshapely trunks and they contained increase the output of any such Friday Although turned from the ocean ; over the year before; not article. rains arc reported from a another, the beautiful little island persons are ii or localities, doing some injury to I of delight the vision. from the a company, or association, still lowlands, yet the rains, as ; In the the island lies Silver years alter the be found of a violation of this seasonable and j Lake, of the most Thou read the appeals, sometimes a get.- act, it shall be punished by a fine of distributed. The Safest upon sheets water known, just pensions. Tanner and his The list not less than percent, of the has been j a half mile in diameter, as clear and , arm-v of declare that the stock of such corporation or able- Cotton, which has placid as a mirror. Its borders Poorhouses filled with old in such company, as backward, has and there are by the to a living. E. B, John, firm or association, and not to ex- somewhat and may growth of tea bushes, whose bat a contrast is this picture SO per cent, of such capital an average crop. -Much of it every Sunday, morn- . , . and night, r every or amount invested. Any has come up, and with an average season the yield will good. The outlook tor tobacco is very favor- able. The wheat harvest shows generally an abundant yield. Oats lie caught a cold he eon Id lint u. c. Poor, unfortunate, n what a sad plight ho must have been. I J. And yet hi. misfortune was one that of-. I ten befalls singers. Many a once tune- I A voice a those who to the N. C. genus Is utterly by In the on the lungs both M. combined. For the above mentioned I we are not aware that any remedy was devised; but we lie is sometimes handed a to know all human singers may their heads clear and in time by a timely use Dr. Sages Catarrh HARRY SKINNER n , . and Dr. PierceS Medical , both of which are sold drug-1 gists. B ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,; Fast or. M. every 1st Thursday and lay 1st Sunday at guilty of a violation the first sees Lodge. W. II. King, W. M., of this act, shall be punished short. An are supp Chapter. So. SO by a fine of not less nor of fruit is reported. The j the island. MM very 2nd Monday nights t Ma- to exceed and in addition especially heavy weekly rain j Indian and pale-faced O. O. F. may be imprisoned in the are reported Halifax told by old inhabitants. I., county jail not to exceed one year. inches. Hotel, Spencer Bros., Any contract whose size has been greatly ed for the expected crowd this sea contrasted with the of pauperism, to tho self towering ragged Industry, the trees near by make a marvel Bosh beauty. On this delightful lake One may well ask, and quite a of sail may i the . dancing coquetting all day Hidden treasures of old Black to be buried on many romance.-, of historian, may well doubt, if these armies were from tho same race of men. besides. The list of presents is sent to the editor and re- quires or o hours hard work to put it in type. He makes no charges In tho May- tor it, but he gets no bill. or-s court Monday a color- haps ho gets pieces of dry, WOman was arraigned on the broken cake sells an extra copy conjuring, her accusers his paper for a but just as avowing solemnly that she had used possible the parties not even and salt freely at- and beg a copy of a tempting to persecute them. neighbor to cut the list of presents L E, N. C. GREEN V L E, N. C. Practice in all courts. Collections a Specialty. B. YELLOWLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W, Greenville, N. C. C F Estimate of the Loss. An estimate of the loss at tho meets Tuesday night. I., county jail not to exceed one year inches. v.,. a,.,., Any contract or f county-255 inches. a meets every first and i bird Friday night, agreement in violation any pro- Station, Inches. SH, A. II. meets of proceeding sections or Catawba county -2.10 Thursday night. C. A. White. C. this net shall be absolutely void. Charlotte, Mecklenburg ,. . inches. Elizabeth Any purchaser or . v , POST OFFICE. ham B a. m. to v. m. Order A. ST. to v. M. No or- den will be from to M. and from to I P. M. is as fol- lows lost property East and Franklin sou, is situated within a stone's throw Silver Luke, side article or commodity from any, Sound the other; , , , . company o, corporation f The prosperity of , his country de a lives j upon the farmer, the teacher will make an which will business contrary to, inches. A post-office, two churches, sever of this act he liable for the month of June, stores, and private boarding nous mail arrives Sun- any provision the sec- t a H V , . . . . P. Matthew. brother. They treat edit- Wilson Mirror. The Wilson . . Certified ore just tho same way down Light Infantry was organized on i Civil Engineers, Surveyors or at least in North Carolina. This I Thursday night election of I scribe has done his levelest on some I the following F. parties since driving the . Captain ; W. Wooten, quill this journal, they have First W. Crowell, in turn done their levelest for hi in Second Thirty-seven paid little attention to us or our pa- names enrolled as members, per after the copy describing the ; and they as good a class of men marriage. then we arc doing a as can be found in tho State- They are upright and honorable and gallant, and at and I v. m. for t he price, -payment of such far O. and plead Stations the S. P. M. act a any suit this Stales and embracing a period Appointments For on Bethlehem Mission. 1st Sunday at f a an School House. Is at Sparta. 2nd Sunday at lock. tad Sunday II Sal.-i. th Sunday at th Sunday B P. C. Any corporation -I to I years, is 1.-3 or or under laws of this State which shall District. The provision of the in the northern portion of this devotees to angling sports. Barely I Sheridan and no es arc easy reach of the hotel. is bet lei any when-. A rods the shore trout, blue lab, hog lives S ; and indeed the whole of . ,. lives great schools delight the , and the editor. What a trio be an honor to the State. Johnstown and lives how little they property lives property rM winch to bring yon IVe desire my to our that I or in en- nave been selling Or. Kings return of AND N. C HOTELS. mi Greenville, N. Under now Hot and cold water baths. Good rooms and at- servant. Table always ed with the best of the market. Feed stables in connection. TERMS PER E. f failure tin this safe j sections or this act shall thereby was slightly ex forfeit its operate right of the average, in the en- its corporate existence district there was about av- MERCHANTS HOTEL BROS, Halve for It is remedies that as well, or to hi relief in even ease, when. that have given such for or Throat, Lungs, I SAMPLE MS FREE Vie do not hesitate to guarantee Chest, as no time, and we ready to; of Asthma, Polite waiters. Good Rooms. purchase price, if satisfactory ; Whooping Cough, etc. etc. It table the market afford. When In f, I follow their use. These i to taste, per-1 city stop at the i, i popularity ; feel y safe, and can depended ., does hour in tho lad a lost, half a to make a catch large enough to breakfast am on their merits, free at Kr-j j Druggist. mil's Drugstore. Hotel, WASHINGTON. N. C. if want to save money bur your Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Dress Goods ft Domestics at the s-t. tin, tn the

Eastern Reflector, GREENVILLE. R. C. D. . tills Published THE LEADING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT. BIT will sot to and measures that are not consistent th true principles of the party. If yon ml a a of Stall- for the Tor. SAMPLE COPY Al AT Mail District does not lag in its enterprises. There is not vice more than a year can b re- boo, but tie she's bin instated without a regular young ever so much that an exception is made she went tiT year sections are to favor veterans of the Union j de So I think the breezes, but the Old; will to an First frets there all the same. at set one from Mr. Please e , . i since were- discharged, tell him have him ready Last week brought out two new, v. i . . . . , . . , i . i they have influence. The out night doggone ; I candidates for journalistic L git caught One is the Beacon seven of ten of de sun goes down. whose light has just been raised , reinstated j I seed teller from in the town of Plymouth by the, the discharge m Thursday night nine Publishing Co., with who the position they now j I bet A. ft Thomas manager. The , till through a Service had bin alter. He looked Other is the nation. The Civil Service law does it, moved In hurry, acted j is whose special advocacy is to be not prevent a clerk being dis- ; he how fur he went, for the of Edenton charged. from Groom, and surrounding country. W. I all tie time. man J. Moore is editor. May both New York Letter. F see down these ventures meet with success y ALFRED FORBES. R S. CLARK CO., The Wilmington is reporting a rapidly increasing subscription list. We are glad it is so, for it is richly deserved. and not be subjected to waves of patronage that so often founders the bark. Washington Letter. From our legate Pair of 1892-A Chinese Theatrical in the special New June one who has seen New by de swamp on de fence my each orchard. Mr. give me when bind through cavalry that had bin fur enemy m. Arc headquarters for all needed in f he HARDWARE line. Our stock be THE RELIABLE OF C to the of and surround, counties, a line of the following not to he excelled in market. And to be First-class and nine goods. GOODS of all kinds NOTIONS. CLOTHING, GOODS. HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and LA- and If and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. WINDOWS, SASH and and WARS, HARDWARE, PLOW CASTING. LEATHER different . , kinds. Gin and Hay, and it y Hair. mid HEAVY A SPECIALTY. Agent O. X. T. Spool which I oiler to the trade M Wholesale prices, cents per down, loss u per cent u-h. Hereford's Broad and Lye at Lead and pure Lin- seed Oil. Colors. Cucumber Wood Pinup-, Salt and Wood and Willow Ware. Nails a specially, me a call and guarantee satisfaction. TAILORING toll In makes Harrison an ton No doubt it was the position be as a on a par with his Republican predecessors. lie returned harbor has failed to notice a small , him i bought between the Battery elephant and whose front seems all most entirely by a way but , de thing struck hit and tore down bout or eight panels. We all mixed fur a military . sot M able-looking building which is bids fair to mediately recognized M a fort. This is s Island which has for roars been used as Spring Display and Hardware. rooking and House Cutlery C A US. can save you money on any of these goods. MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOR POWDERS which we will Price IS arc now fitted up in are prepared to upon notice any kind style of It day evening Iron, a three days by the S. Government. and to-day he has ; M prob- a and cum to Car i ability as the for the ; w man. occupies, and any Tuesday. If he is overworked imposition of in honor the man that seemed this dis- at the hands of a college. Everyone who to keep posted, should read our New York letters I hey from the pen of the well-known writer. absolutely Edwin Arlington, and contain far as the public knows, brief comments on tin-most in- establishing a national pol topics of the metropolis mad at fast lick but when sailed on him he on jest White House, the last one been discharged, but he takes delight in sticking them in I places of down here in C- which ought to be by competent men. as he says he is, God help ,. of America. It is country if an occasion should arise that the Government intends some real work of its , abandon he island as a military m, .,, by I'll executive. If he is overworked post citizens committee are Rivi. ., I'll go many members of his party would making preparations to to like to know what the nature of the it for the World's Fair. else will will require the consent fr feller of Congress which will no doubt be ,.,, cs ought At fair show so I the exhibition promises to be a ,, tole him I great affair, and if the coveted site boys Out jest aged is obtained than will practically be ., darker and axed him of any and the two hours a ,, . . i which he gives up to the Hamsun have . . . ,, . v place is hardly enough himself at , , . , . , . . . to break him down. If he is over- no of its success. New York please his conversation. Ins The of the f North Carolina for the year past shows that the is well equipped it is s , fair and j ,,. and he had thought it citizens take hold of it in earnest, he on his way let as now seems to be the ease, it will ., Corporal has just allowed be I Contractors ready Mm cut U- swamp. the buildings as soon as , Mm obtained, and a very Cr along with it of fr , ,.,. may m a strange w , ,,;.,, t.,. Senator never applied j A case of pension before but Together with exclusive styles from our own workshop, which for beauty, elegance and workmanship equal any that can be found yield the palm to none. JOHN GREENVILLE, X. C. J. L. SUGG, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, GREENVILLE, N. G OFFICE c JAMBS OLD STAND All kinds Risks placed in FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE. RIDING VEHICLES. special attention to all repairing We also keep a nice hue of READY harness. Come and see us. Fl old -i R. JR. Manage. i- DURING THE SUMMER I will have arrivals of the r nicest Confections, I keep constantly u GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO CIGARS, TOM All your in above n an increase of to of Nebraska, conies It most and I presented to New Yorkers will be given to rail an all cit in folks, didn't see no young men in THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY THE FRONT D. Williams CIGARS A. c. work. It enters upon was no as of lift with every j to as the promise of usefulness is. , . ,. . .,. , ., at the in de dunk water and Plenty , he A General M Her nus be begins the mad he not received s into, e. fit do September. For ad-j that to the actors. We didn't dress Hon. Kemp P. Pres is no rich es when I a short lie has to an ,. ,.,,., , . . Windsor and it is their plays I SUCCESSOR TO N Hag Moved to One Door North of Court House. or PHOTONS, BUGGIES, CARTS DRAYS. commission STANDARD GUANO ACID PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL, SHELL LIME, PURE BONE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND Tennessee Wagons, for sale, N. C . Mar. vs; Chapel Hill, N . C. We hear of a occasion opinion on the question referred to in Washington Monday. The him the Treasury Department as of gave his to whether it would be a violation a regular lay law for the Catholic of seven in honor to e located here, to bring while My Factory is well with Mechanics, put up WORK. keep I with I -t . Best material used in all work. All styles Springs ore yon can from of 12th birthday. There were twelve ex- present. At the con- of the dinner a some gold headed was a instructors. The of the Treasury has already given bis opinion, lie says would a violation law. One the most prominent, lawyers of this HUM is Storm, Coil, Horn. will lie presented with a an when got thin costume never before seen . he axed me what my name, Abo keep on bawl toll H. in tins city at cost of him my There is great excitement yes, lie so, he had heard the residents of Mott Peter Carter HARNESS AND WHIPS, yr round, -ill ah to the editor, I one the board trustees of the presentation by Mr. to by Mr. was expected to have the As- last Wednesday with an but was compelled to decline. His physicians insisted on his all the rest during this and that will bring over instructors, and he does not believe that any court in ho country will sustain the Ad- and box and most of he would be under ob- the scats have been taken for the didn't mention dis opening night. It is expected little matter do time writer a huge number of Americans will de paper after we had take advantage of I lie opportunity talked over nit greed not to .-lady the manners and customs would help me of the Chinese. j, de fence, post OFFICE I he prepared to execute . the latest , 111.111 fashions work cut The which hep me but has been for several weeks had hard Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking the people this and surrounding for pa-t favor merit a of man de noise in construing the alien gating the of the New hen de young man . in de fence contract law so as to exclude them. York has completed its de had got all M A. bit of scandal has leaked out labors and is ready report to could muster an cum see what de row was over about the sudden resignation of the , Postmaster-General down private secretary of Corporal Tan- j The report will not made bout, while It was thought a little strange I until it is by the Post- ditch one de boys got do ham a master General, but it is said w lie declined several agent the Depart- j it recommends, among other things,; vine off. I my to make addresses at differ- j in the far West to being an increase in I he number of branch i young Mend must bin points. We hope his health i rate secretary to the Commissioner offices and postal agencies for the sum lire arms will be spared lo ninny of Pensions. Now the facts , sale of stamps, etc., and a 1- i years service for North Carolina. His State needs his services ARRIVED My Northern Drew Maker Trim- mer, Miss I I an. my MY SPRING MILLINERY, the latest designs have will pleased to show to yon. price are the lowest and to be by no one. t. Special bargain on all Roods, Mrs. L. C. King, W S. RAWLS, Watch-Maker a Jeweler. If nice In the way Sewing Machines, arc out it is thought that ho was reorganization of the general office when de gun went Conic to OLD now Just received. locks, Jewelry and M.-u bin. a and warranted W. S. R A W LS Co N c c very lucky not to be kicked out of nude, the new law which takes off he forgot all de fence an the government service entirely, effect and for a started on de ball. He It a much regret to us, . The with was the or divisions in all first and in hurry he lot his hat. Summer Goods, and hope that no doubt it is to the brethren I as with a good others, he second offices throughout the Hits little straw hat you will fell to of the Slat-generally, that As I remarked some time ; Man band bit,. am . Manning to wife who would ago, is evident that what but fine of Cobb Bros., Gilliam, Cotton Buyers, Commission Merchants, VA. -This for-------- MURPHY REDDING. Merchandise Brokers. p. It. U. of careful attention. Sold Lent. With a view to moving to a din I last State to accept a the j cents. And many other things that we Notice. health Mr. . D. Gardner has compelled . lbs management the carriage for me, has stock or w ill make more earnestly for his town than; her many notes, the last one lade-1 are compelled to work in the most has Thad Manning the and discharge, cramped-up places, UM for Henderson. lady then went to Secretary J and every man is worked to his the bad H- will offer at . . i. . f notes 1.1 the Secretary's posses- hags mail are day , . , friend among the respectable ,,,, , J , . .- goon . to our , x , r That Tan- i iron, out town, not to mention ; GM have one of the. best , e in we that the outgoing mails. Tout ,; of any don t believe that . . ., -1-- could lie continued after made. for of dignity and I he persuaded I the sake of to Uncle Sam's I little. the advertising display type I LARD'S which and surely no decent man Secretary Noble appoint him a servants. could be in sympathy with timber age.,. f the kind ever on the The Wilmington says Face-both-ways-at is I p . Persons who mean business, and nice of ladies Dress far bestowed and for a of the . to-day lino Roods i-m in worth. We have now In stock a nice .-w Double and Single Width English Satin Stripe Worsteds, All Wool Albatross, Nun's both plain and fancy, All Wool Cotton Mohair Dress Lawns in endless varieties, Piques, both Lace, Stripe and Plaid, Per- and Ginghams, Cheviots and Hamburg and Insertions, Laces, A nice lot of White Goods kept constantly Linen and Piece A Piece Good that you In quality and price. Notion hi variety a line numerous mention. Dross Lino line too numerous to mention. Hats tor Men. and for cash, on my Goods, Shirts. and Collars, Hosiery and a nice line hand. I sill the shoes, to lit who favor in with we pay rare to this line and Shoos both and price. A slippers from cents up. We especially cull the attention of the in our and think they mil not do ire If buy them. Pete Carter. Mr. Harrison had gone out with I new name. His attitude j a fine rake and scraped earned the j for men who were unfit to hold i offices he could not have succeed-, for ed better than he has in some of I I . . . , , , . i press Mile, view with Commissioner the he has made in ,. . , . , . . which was telegraphed this Carolina does not appreciate the presence. had the Com- of such officials, and this to the civil mt- of the President will make the j vice law in letter and abeaM Democratic more solid than i have m the a d Iron, it bee ever. j glaring violation of that same The viol. ion re- Col. L. of Norfolk, to was the of the address the which says 1.0 person who Williamston the has out of have the may with us. We have no proposition Uncle Pete Interviews a Young Kan Who to entertain any others. is Said to Have Left Bather Hurriedly Thurs- day Night. Mb. Ed. see Mr. an tell him I seed his letter two weeks ergo in which he he present I want- fur de way I wont fur A. 0.1 Tell him I had time write hut I am obliged him. I don't es I've got de New York City, June K. Howard, the electric sugar swindler, was i to nine years and eight mouths in Sing Prison, by Recorder, in Part II. the of I General Sessions, this morning. LITTLE, HOUSE BRO., Greenville, N. C. -it I have an eh I MILLINERY Goods in everything eat. be found In a General Store. May s. X. C Cutlery, line-. Plows, race and Crockery. Glassware, and w lire. Harness, Bridles and Chewing and In line W Tea, Klee. the very best we can buy, Popper, Spice, Soap, mil star March In--. Kerosene Oil. Meals of If you need Ball Matches, Mai-el. grade kerosene OH. Meals of cut which we buy low and low for cash. grade Mil lOW to rel of good to as, era are rook bottom on It. Water Mills. Window Sash of hi mock. Also the ,.;. .,.,,; stock of Km any house In soils, lounges. , vi anything plow when w.,,.,.,.,,., I would Inform I am Plows In lo.-k. every country in the State. I Ll J I , W to town, we The majority the in the and many j Customers wanting retail,,,,, amendment is I hare served, attests to my be la against the suffrage to all. Your I where they will so providing for the I of General b. is Mrs. M. T. N C. I have an line of , . .,, , That the very Pa., June My goods are new and I ear- Official have been a complete Meek. A competent a- been and all enc Yours r Fleming, j J , B. CHERRY

M Lang's Column. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. C. Personal. P. sick. is still very The steamer Greenville was on tin- ways at Washington last week undergoing repairs for the summer. She is expected up on regular trip For Ocracoke. A very convenient schedule has been arranged to take passengers from points on Tar River to New Friday. is nearly gone. A season of sweats. The river remains muddy. Summer travel is growing large. It rained hard most of Prof. John Duckett is spending Old news papers for sale at this Lenoir county. Hob. J. Jarvis has Raleigh a days on Col. Harry Skinner loft Monday on a prospecting tour. Mrs. J. B. has been sick I to-day. On net Saturday morning I coke. The steamer will some days. j she will leave hero on her first eon- j leave here every Tuesday and Sat Mr. J. I,. Woolen the new drugs trip with steamer morning at G o'clock, gist is sick. Hon. Latham Is iii Ph mouth I on business. Mrs. was sick part of hist week. Mr. J. II. has been sick tot more than a week. office. The Assembly is now all I j the go. The Washington is twelve years old. Miss Nannie Wilson is visiting the of Mrs. Fleming. Miss Forties is visiting i Nana Fleming in the is offering t on Henry Wilson against the world as a runner. Mr. Tender has opened his tin shop at the hardware store of u. S. Clark Co. Court adjoin even- of last week. are you go- this summer A Georgia uniform would be com- this weather. A horse for sale cash or on tune by J. C. Lanier. up a Cannot Greenville make ; small purse for Johnstown Fruit Jars Masons P. L., Cheap at Old Store. e were glad to Brown Hooker's new with Charlie Cobb. o for Ocracoke. ting at. Washington with steamer which leaves at o'clock The odd Fellows i ins town last arriving at Ocracoke in time for week sent . to the brethren of their j will. leave I order who burned out at the j Washington for Greenville every i hue fire in and to the Tuesday and Saturday morning at i or Buffering Odd Fellows at o'clock on arrival of steamer from , Johnstown. It is the only money j Ocracoke. Single tare Green- ire know to have been from to is W, round I rip I Here to the pickets One of the finest clusters of, Oxford Seminary. in peaches we ever saw was shown Hobgood has kindly Friday by Mr. II. F. Keel. In a i sent ls handsome space of about eight inches square Oxford Female Seminary. This on three twigs were twenty well shows an attendance peaches. They were almost j as thick as a bunch of grapes. ,,,,, n, drawn There was a drive in lemons North Carolina week. All the had Car- country, and all wanted to sell them out, and i Georgia and . . ,,.,,. k- van Eleven teachers and are en- Will James is offering to bet were cheap, it , -in have to go far there had been similar in prices .,,, aim one- win u w of ice and sugar lemonade would corps, we may been almost as cheap as water. from the schools from which these teachers hold diplomas. The Mayor was kept busy Mon- day seven cases to be disposed of. And the day finished up with sever A CLEAN CLEARING OUT SALE OF GOODS. K would like your attention for a minutes us no doubt there i- something in tills column to Interest yon. Our stock of is replete with new mid st a novelties. Mattings, Scrim, Lace l . Curtains. Brass Wood Rods, Linen Oil Cloths, etc. speaks for itself to-day. I low many will meet in on Pickled Beef the Old Store. It is always wise to keep cool, but ; how to do it now is the question. will buy Point Lace, the best Flour at the Old Store. The rains this week will damage wheat that has not been threshed. Mr. Abe is spending a with his Mr. M. Ii. Lang. shake hands Norfolk, who advertisement in proof of this. There is no liner location for a Fe- male College than Oxford. It has cases on docket for yesterday. long been noted for its At seven o'clock the Police had j and for the refinement of its social placed four whites in the lock up life; and with its new railroads, it is to sober and were out looking two more. for was in town Saturday. Mrs. A. K. Murphy, who has been Visiting her son, Murphy, left Sunday for her home at Bar-1 Miss Sadie Short hit Monday for where she will spend a few days and then go to to spend the with relatives there. The County Commissioners will be. in regular monthly session next Monday. At. that meeting we nope the concerning the building of the dam from the cud of the bridge across the river out to high easily accessible. wish this rapidly growing school even greater prosperity. Riverside Nursery. Mentioned yards Sateens, at at Figured Lawns at I Plain While In- Lawn to yards Cheese Cloth at to yards Combination Worsted Flouncing Skirt- at to Only a few more pieces of that cheap left at par yard. Just more of those cent on hand. Our stock of Straw Hals will lie sold half price. yards of best brand of calico at Sets. The above gOOdS will In; sold exactly as arc advertised. Greenville, This popular industry that is prov such a valuable industry of Geo. S Lloyd, M. D., in Diseases of the nose m mm. out further delay. Foil have an organ I will sell ll The Mills has adopted Saturday half holiday. The Ca.-h will be paid for lbs. Beeswax at the old Brick Stoic. Very of the merchants are keeping their stores at night. 0- preached is the Methodist Church here Sunday morning. Monday he returned with his family to at ; which place lie is stationed. i Miss Annie Powell, who has been visiting the family will return land will be definitely settled so the late been receiving OFFICE work of construction can begin with-, some deserved mention by the press , Hotel TarborO, N. C. of neighboring towns. It took a; visit to the nursery to convince them I JUST A H of what was here and on returning I months course at the Philadelphia home they tell something of what I offer my services to the people of Edge- saw. the and adjoining counties. in last week we j Wonder if it is a trust on so gar that is causing such advances in the price of the article If so our had better turn to bees and sugar cane and down the monopoly. Honey and sorghum will make all the Ion Mr. Ashley Inning yon want, and some to her home is needed the persimmon Miss Lena gone nowhere, near lent re will accompany . , am On Monday Mr. John an Tim g sweet paid a short visit to ex-Sheriff, Allen adding Warren's Nursery. There j we enjoyed the first peaches of the season, besides being just the The Guard had twenty-three aged and honored citizen of Warren I Beady Fire Company are For the Children I can you n your i commencement robes. We lave fancy Striped Hotted Swisses and Lawns. Short Length Hemstitch and a nice line of and other articles for iii rank and file the drill last Fri- day. Some young people from here at- tended a picnic at las Thursday. If the weather gels much it will put Ho a cool If yon wish coke the this issue. vantages as Carolina. loafers to work, hunt place. to an idea of I article on first page has as good school ad- any town in died his home near War- He was Grandfather of J. II. Tucker, this We entirely overlooked last week mentioning the return of our es friend, Miss Ann from a Visit of several weeks to Washington. All are glad to come her hack home. It. I. one of the most prominent men in Martin County, who was for several terms Sheriff. director the It. N. I. Steamboat Co., a very large specially requested to meet promptly the Mayor's on Monday the 1st day July at o'clock sharp. By order of the Captain. It. ;. in tune or a family treat. The nursery con many rare, beautiful and tine Mowers, trees and fruits. It a fine place and under the care of Mr. Warren and his most excellent wife, is a model of neatness and taste. We are glad to know that lie is meeting with much success. Ilia fruits arc prized everywhere. We return thanks for The Washington Gazette man went and an influential For the Ladies L. in mill pond, Sunday. one near HF AI Till I. light weight Woolen Fabrics, embracing all the newest shades in Flannels. Cashmeres. Swiss and i h i ii I i and Hemstitch, Organdies, Fine French and a complete of wash such as Lawns, Seersuckers, Fruits, etc. An elegant assort- of Parasols, including all that is new in this line. Several colors Die In beauties at town, lave you seen those I lay are It takes a pocket book almost as as a chicken to buy , one of that German and Pearl Millet, chard Timothy and Clover Seed for sale by C. Glenn There In one good feature about these warm days, are growing a little bit shorter. Just Boss Famous i Lunch Milk Biscuit. The most pal- I able, at the Old Brick Store. The town is vet as clean as it died in at o'clock. U Monday the i sen, 17th It is just two weeks to the State Guard at Tarboro and Mount are agitated over the migration of too, and expresses like eels far They can be seen going ti near the banks of the river in We such occurs every as we remember to have seen them often when a boy. FIRST-CLASS BOARD privilege of----- BATH HOUSE, Can be bail in Beaufort, V. C, at 920.00 per month. Address, Miss. N. . By the Sea Spend the Summer at ville. We hear nothing said of Guard attending. the On Tuesday morning, the II. and Miss Anna Nelson were married in the Methodist. Church at Rev. L. officiating. The couple took the morning train for Morehead City where they will re- main dining the Teachers Assembly. The extends wish OS. There are but few days left which to list your Slate, and county taxes. It is best to attend to these matters if yon have not listed i On. The pastor of the Baptist Church, The track laying corps haw re- specially requests a full work the end of the rail- members to-night. coming this nay and now importance will claim attention. to continue without . , . until the Tar is reached at Green- some the locals for this ; week. were it hot, as , , , the reading will indicate, but the rains have given the i cm rat lire a the I reputation as clothiers and furnishers ins gained for us innumerable friends who rely upon our taste to select the prop- style and material. To select a summer suit is no easy task as you will admit. Besides both the proper odors, cut textiles. The proper prices must bear an Important We natter ourselves that we've been able to combine all these qualities and to our friends a reliable line of well-made clothing at the correct For toe -tout men we will .-a that should they need coal- we have them. sizes to -is. Extra Long in Black and Mohair. Should not be able to suit you in this line w ill lake your measure for a Mil low and a lit. A line Flannel Shirts just received. Our Mm Hats, etc., i- above tin- standard. material change. have so been laid on the be- tween and Plymouth. ought to be, though quite an over the The Register of Deeds desires to After the ram on Friday it turns ed Monday heavier taxes clothing were comfortable. I during the first ten days of July as the received another lot of popular New Lee Cook Stoves. Co. Nan Stephens received a large of line candies last week, and we have been sweet ever since. To Day. All our for All our Salines M. R. If this weather continues every- body who can will be getting to ; the mountains and sea shore. There was only one steamer on required by law. There are a of business I men in Greenville not represented in the It. speaks well of their patronage support of home enterprises. Now if you arc going off to spend the summer and wish to receive the doling your absence, bring your address to the office be- fore leaving homo. There are some obstructions on the Streets the policemen should look after. Old broken down dilapidated gates, and carts when not in use, should not- lowed to remain upon the streets and sidewalks. We see such most every day. It would be well if the would pass or- requiring all gales upon on to open on the inside of the premises. in Greenville your travel- man visited the, , of which that excellent gentle- man, Allen Warren, is proprietor. We never visited a more pleasant, more beautiful or more interesting plane. Mr. Warren -bowed us through the grounds and we were astonished to find it con on such a large scale. Of course we bad heard Riverside yet had no idea of its and its almost supply of tn es and species of fruit- bearing tree and every variety of Sower known to this section, as well as many new and rare plants, were pointed out to I us. In the orchard were trees load- led down with fruit, the early ties already full ripe, and we never i saw a vineyard of grapes. The i beauty of the depart men t can- not be told. Though established four years, Riverside Nursery meeting with a large and flatter- patronage. It is a credit not only to Greenville bat to Eastern as well. The trees of this being already acclimated SEVEN SPRINGS -----Is now on ii boom For the Summer WHO WISH TO REGAIN health rigor can i no place equal to the Seven Springs, as any one of the seven Will Compare favorably with any of the mineral springs in this There being seven within a feet each ether, having different analysis a larger number of ailments can be cured heir than at any Watering place known. Persons coming to the by Railroad can gel conveyance from the depots at La Goldsboro and Mi. Olive. La Orange is the nearest i point. Passengers coming then on the I evening mall can reach the springs be- I fore night. to per day, I to per-week. Liberal reductions by I the month or Mason. MAXWELL BROS., Proprietors. Seven Springs, X. C. PRICES POPULAR SUMMER of the most delightful places the Atlantic coast, Will opined In guests on I n keeping with the S Steamer baa been scarcity of cured that leave Washington for have been In Ocracoke on Tuesday and Saturday of by each week, and leave New for Ocracoke on Thursday of week. At Ocracoke every accommodation will be to guests and every i effort be made to make their stay enjoyable. greatly enhances their purchasers ran no risk I he value and in getting If there is anything yon want to know about Ocracoke that the. the river last week, the not tell you, ask the whole run to herself. per lb Sweet Scotch lb in I'm to., which a its superiority, at the Old Brick Store. With the evils of drunkenness so plain, it does seem that reasonable would abandon the vile habit. Twice on last Saturday it was the pleasure of this office to make acknowledgment foe peaches. Mr. Warren came down from Riv- with a basket full which he be said were for the printers and and later Mr. J. IS. Fleming came in with a bucket full for the On Saturday Manning editor. It is useless to speak of brought us some specimens of bow much they were enjoyed, from his field that have the largest the force know lull well how beads of any we ever saw. The pose anything good, heads were in clusters. John Cherry and you will suit to find it out. is lull season- able goods at the i hi is invited, M. R. We bear no amusements made loonier by L. Tender, at able goods at the right prices. An in- R. S. Go's Hardware store. office has just turned out a for Greenville Institute, the workmanship speaks for itself. Tobacco Hues and engine stacks Tobacco lines and engine stacks of July except the It fa rather a foolish and risky rowing matches mentioned week. Keep them stirring some amusement can be bad. Among the appointments of Post masters made last week by the new administration were two for Pitt last practice that some of the young and have Of going out to frighten their fellows returning from visiting out- side of town. Last week they went out one night with a gun and tiring Entered Into rest on June j Cotton, aged about . three years. she had been a keen sufferer for months and the messenger so dreaded by many was a welcome and merciful one to her. She was lovely in face character. rule and winning in her rummer, sin- and earnest in her profession of , friendship and affection, and blessed In an unquestioning faith in the promise of life where the rainbow never lades, angels minister forever around the throne. She was so good, so gentle and retiring that words of eulogy seem almost welcome to her memory and thus is that the writer who knew and loved her, feels that extended notice of her death would not be as she would approve it. Host admirably did she grace the beau- places which adorn woman's for she was lovely a- wife, mother. friend and Christian. It is a comforting thought know I hat during all days of her prostrated ill- SUM AND SOUND n be enjoyed at will. A tram re has been built from the hotel to SWUNG Missed and these .-P in to the heart's O i la EL Is unsurpassed and these ports Can be engaged In to the heart's content. And prop have been knock- ed from priced good are a special drive on all TO which price have been put right d o w a i n reach of every- body. Has been employed for the of those who participate in dancing. Is neatly and comfortably furnished and the table will be supplied with the best that can be procured. 81.60 to 93.00 per day. 87.00 to per week. per month. Special rate- to every kind are tie i n sold t much than former price ks and Hats Y o can get special Bargains We have the coeds and to sell you, and Mn make prices o the interest of very purchaser, lie sure to call us and get bargain- Visit Ocracoke the season. For further if you wish to enjoy SPENCER BROS., Washington, M. off a powder load at a young gent; she was soothed by the unceasing frightened him out of his Wits. I devotion of her daughter and son-in-law, made to order by L. at I C. at I They might strike a fellow who was j and tenderly cared for by earnest friends If. 8- Clark Hardware store, and J. J. Moore at I loaded and would give them ye Messed of my Father, Inherit wanner reception than was bar-; the kingdom which Is prepared for Don't force y outsell when yon are The best way to keep is to not wanted. The man who fads to strike out for Ryan's. If his ice advertise sends you invitation to cream, lemonade or milk shakes fail i visit bis store. you had just as well sit down and wait for next winters freezes to gained Better somebody gets hurt. pieces of White Dress Goods must be sold within the next days. Come ladies or you miss of the season, they must go. come. The business of the M., had an installation of the Carriage Works is increasing and elected for the ensuing another has been em c year. The following are the II will be easy enough to get to j i Nags Head season. There will stop before And -o we who knew and loved her so well, believe she wears the crown prom- all who die the faith. Installation a. if. M. On. 24th, St. John's i Greenville Lodge No A. F. A. RECEIVED AT them, and asks his friends to call y- around. be a daily boat line between mouth and that point. Rev j N will TO on the First Sunday In July are entitled to the best that their preach in Falkland and Green- money will buy, so every family ville, having changed Ins should have, at once, a bottle of the i the fourth to the first best family remedy, Syrup of Pigs, Sunday. Banner. to cleanse the system or i sale in ties by all leading Drug Store, Front Reflector MR. Column. saw items in several ex- changes, last week, concerning the first roasting of the season. Mrs. near Bethel, The earliest reported in Greenville w is an aunt three of the j was or, Hie when Mr. M. sent over a , Schultz some from his gar- nice peaches far we boys her day. There is no doubt about . their being enjoyed. forget that the National of tie Far-1 J. May. AN Alliance, will lecture at Green- Lodge Premises V partner in a small ville next Every J. II. P. Keel. eat, good locality count i can come out, Owing to the illness Dr. F. W.; h lie will co to Snow Hill a prosy was installed in Alex. L. Blow, M. P. W. Brown, S. W. . J. L Sugg, J. W. II. G. Ii- Sec. M. Ring, S. D. Z. Z. J. D. EL Williams, Jr., Tyler. O. W. Harrington I II. II. Harris B. W. King, Marshal. The following standing commit- j. Having qualified as tees were appointed tor of C. Clark notice is Orphan hereby given to all person to It-., W. II. Kins, C T t. make n i. . j Immediate payment, and to all creditors G. James, S. N. I f aM , claims Schultz, J. I Sugg. tor payment within twelve months from Reference-B- J. P. tins date or will be plead in Golden Medical Discovery, War- Safe Cure, Celery Compound, Syrup of Figs, favorite Prescription, S. S. S., B. B. Buffalo Water. Notice to Creditors. Address r. BO r-1 hid. I as Senior bar of their recovery. May is, Wm. Smith, of David C. Tucker Murphy attorneys. What yon owe the be In the most elegant THE LAXATIVE NUTRITIOUS OF THE FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most to the human forming an agreeable and effective laxative to cure Habitual and the many ills de- pending on a weak or inactive condition of the . KIDNEYS, LIVER KID BOWELS. It U the remedy known to CLEANSE When one i. Bilious or Constipated so THAT- PURE BLOOD, SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK Ton ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. AT. H. f HISS CUR SO Brown Hooker. OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.; OXFORD, N. C The Nest Session Opens Sept. 4th, LOCATION IS I for and accessibility. The corps Hip in , land, diplomas from the of Virginia, i School of Languages, the I f Maryland, the Cooper ii ion Art School of Sew York. The of Piano and Organ U i graduate of the and afterward under Mew York Professors. The teacher Vocal Music won both I the Vocal Instrumental at the Institute, and after ward studied three year under the best Now York Professors. SESSION I OF WEEKS Board, fuel, lights, washing, full Course, Latin and I I If paid one-halt in advance, i ; l. i The above with music ; Apply for F. P. HOBGOOD, SUPERB LINE now seen at store. I have . the latest styles and newest patterns, and an experience of several years at the, business qualifies me for all work and well. I also do WET AND DRY STAMPING I at moderate prices. Will be to have call and examine my stock. MRS. B. A. i Notice, THAT requested forward and by of June. I also offer my Dry Goods and Shoes at cost. I also for groceries very low. I remain yours. T. If. Moore. N. V. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE FOR . . In III. II and Minis. not bottom. v. W. f., 11.00 for Gentle and FOR SALE BY BROWN HOOKER, Greenville, N. Tar River Transportation I. I. J. S. N. If. Tarboro, Cant It. P. Jones, Washington, Gen Ag The People's for travel on Ts River. The Steamer is finest and quickest bout on the river. has been thoroughly repaired, refurnished painted. Fitted up specially for the comfort, ac- and convenience of Ladies. POLITE ATTENTIVE OFFICERS A Table furnished the market affords. A trip on the Steamer Is not only comfortable but attractive. Leaves Washington Monday, Friday at ;. o'clock, a. m. Tarboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock, A. M. Freights received daily through Bills Lading given to all points. J. J. Greenville. N. GREENVILLE INSTITUTE TEEM 1383. The classes will be so arranged that new pupils can outer the Drat week In January. TEACHERS Dick kit, . Principal t. De- part M. S. Cannon, Vocal and mental Music. Miss Painting and Drawing. Mrs. Book DEPARTMENTS. Primary. Academic. and Mathematical. Mu- Painting and Drawing. ADVANTAGES Comfortable Building. Location and Good of Well Prepared Food Boarders, a Corps of Teachers, all being graduates of class Music Di . it Hunt equal in work to any College in the State. i New Pianos and Organs, A of nearly recently for the School. to s.-, for Board and Tuition Tuition and Terms for Day Pupils the same a- advertised In Pupils who do not board with the consult Mat before engaging board elsewhere, for particular. Address, JOHN DUCKETT. Principal. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified as Executor of the Last U ill and of Irene notice i- hereby given to all person- indebted to -aid testatrix to conn- forward and make immediate pay- and to persons having claims against said to present them to tin undersigned, properly authenticated within twelve mouths this date, or. this notice will be plead In bar their recovery, Forbes. Km. of Irene Tucker Murphy, Attorneys. May nth, 1880, LOW TARIFF nm For we have free Buggies DOW. Ah you ere free to buy where yon please, but If you want to save money yon come to my Factory on 4th street, rear of B. cherry For convenience we have also an entrance through II. F. Keel's Stables on 3rd street I can give ha yon ever had in your life to less money than any one else in the county can you. Why for my expenses are less and I pay tie spot cash for good- and the dis- count-, if you don't believe it you come and sec. Having hail IS years experience in the business I guarantee perfect satisfaction or no charge. Re- a specialty. Don't forget place on lib street rear II. o. A. Greenville, C. O. P. Cotton Lard, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. FREE FROM HOG FAT. PURE. WHOLESOME, ECONOMICAL For by all Send for Illus Pamphlet, ABOUT ONE PRIZE DINNERS, or how to provide a good dinner for Four Persons for One Dollar. An excellent Cook M containing one Dinner Bills of Fare, with how to prepare our, so that the cost four persons cannot exceed one dollar, also additional recipes. This valuable will be given fit to any one sending or tickets, representing the purchase of twenty CO. P. COTTON at our Store, No. in w. Had St. Y. pail of our Lard contains a ticket, the i on which corresponds to the of pounds in the pail. Cotton Oil SOLD BY Broker, Greenville, N. C. Of Interest to Ladies. FREE SAMPLE plaint to any

MOT THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. GREEN VILLE, C. MARGUERITE AND PEGGY ANN. Allow Clothing, Taint, or fl Woodwork in the old E J ; rubbing, twisting, wrecking way. m A Join that large army of sensible, economical people, who from experience have learned that PEA used as directed on each package, saves time, labor, rubbing, wear and tear. Your Clothes arc out more by washing than wearing. It is to your advantage to try only JAMES GOOD BOOKS Sent post paid on receipt In of A most and work. page ; papal f of B ii Taper, Humorist. from Ward. Mark Twain, etc St., Am-hook in the world Dished at MISERIES tho o F. ice. m, he cored at taM r. M Mr MM infallible c, t. or Nit R. R- and branches TRAINS MOTH. No No No Mar daily ex Sun. Iv Weldon pin pm Ar Rocky Mount A r Tarboro pin pan am Mistress Anna Aim Kay Before the of windows Paused a moment one cold winter day Too was dressed in tho wannest. As well as of clothes. And a pair of bright golden rimmed glasses Hung astride of her But a shawl, thin and ragged. Hat fir and for hood. And she clasped in her arms, like a treasure, A gathered wood. Mistress Marguerite Anna With n look of deep thought on her face. To herself really am As to what I shall get in this place. tired of jellies and spongecake. Oyster mange, And chicken and salad had two or three Dear me what a bother I it For my luncheon to something Ah puffs and chocolate. Well, X Must if make them With a look of deep thought also, Peggy Ann Ray there, I wonder, I things day Oil. If Ma if ill it But i can For make s i go iIi -3 go halve with Ail like ins. Oh, dear how I wish I'd a I mere Proud I walk la, buy brown Young Hoopla. I lancer Of a t tie Knowledge. The average layman considers that, when lie employs a physician, ho has the right to know what drags are used in the treatment. He scarce- I be persuaded that in j such information his attendant has no motive, but does so purely in tho interest of his patient. ally, the physician is ready to give if he is dealing person of intelligence, but in some in- stances it is clearly his duty to de- If a person has been much benefited by a certain drug, of course, if he knows the name of it, he is to recommend it to every friend who has a complaint like his. Or if a prescription has been given call- for agents which he knows 110th- loans his friend the empty j bottle, or copies tho number on the label; tho same medicine can then be obtained the druggist who holds the In this way a great deal of harm is often done, lead- it docs in some cases, to tho abuse of powerful drugs, in others to the application of tho most erroneous treatment. The same dis- ease in two often demands distinct methods of treatment; a or mixture of drugs, which is indicated for one might be clearly for- for the other, A correct cation for drugs which no non-professional can possess. tho danger of pop- prescribing Medical News The self has heard of is taking it in the maximum dose in order to pro- THE ONLY Brilliant Durable Economical Are Diamond Dyes. They excel all others in Strength, and Fastness. None others are just as good. Beware of are made of cheap and inferior materials and give poor, weak, colors. colors; cents each. Send postal for Dye Book, Sample Card, directions for coloring making the finest Ink or a etc. Sold by Druggists or by WELLS, RICHARDSON CO. Burlington. Vt. Ar Wilson Wilson Ar Ar Warsaw Ar i M Si ti -n I IS BUB No II, No dally daily Sun. it Ar Ar Wilson Wilson pin Ar Rocky M . Tarboro am Ar I pm pin Daily except Train en Week leave Halifax for Si at M. Returning, leaves Scotland A. M. daily Train leaves N via Raleigh I. 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OLD BRICK STOKE. n AND I will to their interest to gel our prices before e. Our -t is in all its brandies. PORK SIDES FLOUR, SUGAR. SPICES, c always at TOBACCO CIGARS we buy direct from hi you to buy at one A stock of always on hand and sold at prices to suit the Our goods all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to run. we sell a close margin. Respectfully, S. M. N. C EVERYBODY LOOK. Horses Mules. A ear load arrived and now for sale by. I at keel A stand, it ill sell FOR CASH, terms OH lime. bought my for a-h and can to sell as as anyone. Give me a call. UNDERTAKING. Tho popular use of which has been going on for over n year, has done no injury; have known thirty grains to lie advised by office, and the dog lay very still upon I layman to another as an initial the floor. After Shanks had dose. We that the time must his business at tho counter he come, through the multiplication of said to the dog, arc you these potent neurotic medicines, when street, is tho possessor of a large, in- Newfoundland dog, goes by the name of Mr. Shanks walked into The American Ar. p m ti p in Stations, Kill-Ion Ar. 105-1 U In Bast. No I. Mixed Pass- Train. a m in Si W No. Mixed H Pass Train. in OB .-. so H IS lo in I lo Grange I SI Falling s H M H Creek MM S 11.7 1313 Newborn . II l ti s I s s d RS ti Atlantic R tS Atlantic I lot. I or. pin a in Thursday and Saturday, t and Friday.; Train connect-, with Train bound North, leaving k. and with Danville Train West, leaving p. III. Train with Train, arriving at in., and With Wilmington and Train from North at p. in Train connects with Wilmington and Freight Train, leaving p- m and with Rich- leaves Season Round Trip Tickets. i Rates of Fare. Round Trip Ticket, from stations named In-low to City. Season -if In effect June 1st. From To Season. Sat. Goldsboro More d i-i OS i and return 3.00 I JO Season Hates of Trip Tickets, from Stations below to the W. X It. Having associated B. S. with me in the business we arc. ready to serve the people in that All notes and accounts due me for past services have been placed in I he hands Mr. for collection. JOHN FLANAGAN. We keep on hand at all times a nice stock of Banal Cases and Caskets of all kinds and can furnish anything desired from the Onset Case down to a Pitt county Pine Coffin. We are fitted up with all conveniences sail can render satisfactory services to all who patronize FLANAGAN A Feb. 1888. MARVELOUS ready to go Tho dog arose and stood his mas- Mr. Shanks then told tho dog that this was The American news paper and after they had walk- ed down to street ho wanted him to come hack and get an American. The dog shook his head, as to Say, Mr. Shanks left, so did the dog; but in about two minutes the clerks wore surprised to sec the noble animal enter the door, his fore paws on the counter, open his large mouth, and stand in this way until one of the clerks placed a paper in his mouth, which he bore safely to his master, who waited on tho corner of and Baltimore streets. The dog well known as tho friend. At night his master will tell go to tho first newsboy a paper. He always throws nu the ground, which tho dog up, runs off, and jumps on newsboy he finds, and, after dropping nickel in tho boy's and re- the paper, he runs never waiting for change. It is for this generosity that the boys have named him the Ho also mails letters. Mr. Shanks says that it is for him to have an alarm clock, as tho dog regularly rings a bell and wakes the family American. In former times there were no cons or lights on tho western rivers. were places then on tho Mis- had to lie by all night. Sometimes had to send a skiff across the river to build a bonfire as a guide to tho channel. This was constantly changing from year to In going down the Ohio my was arrested by tho new feature introduced by tho government, of beacons erected cm the which greatly lessens the. dangers of Those are petroleum lamps commonly set upon shaded by small roofs. A small steamer, the Lily, plies on the Ohio between Cairo and supplies oil, pays the keepers, puts up new lights wanted changes tho old ones, which is often required from tho changes of the channel. The lights are placed on tho channel side of the river, tho water is deep. Sometimes three or four lea- cons arc put anon a farm. Tho steamers steer from light to light The on tho river largely consign the duty of attending to the lights to their wives and daughters who thus earn some few dimes daily for each lamp. And the reflection is certainly interesting that along on rivers, sweeping tho margins of many states in the arc hundreds of worthy thrifty females daily ascending and attending to tho lamps; and among them all I venture to say no five foolish virgins could be found so long as Undo Sam with smiling vis- age stands ready with his huge to pour out tho cal Recollections of Ohio. physicians will insist upon the 11011- of these potent prescriptions by pharmacists without a written or- It seems to us quite probable that have simply arrived at the threshold f this department of cal work, and that the profession will to throw additional safe- guards around the unauthorized use of powerful Herald. For Gilding or Bronzing Fancy Articles. USE DIAMOND PAINTS. Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper. Only Cents. ONE WAY TO A BRONCO. j CELERY I COMPOUND CURES Neuralgia Nervous Prostration Kidney Diseases PROOFS Com- cured my sick b I. A 1.1. n i bot- A Celery . Saw ; i South N hit do Bee i is. thou, any t I Sioux City, AND All Liver Disorders Celery Cow has b- not real IV torpid liver, indigestion, and u I II C Vt. DISCOVERY. W of in on- . to C t.--p nth M Wm. A. t in I Parch.-1- A. the iii-l th.-r. A. N. V Rig Trees hi New Jersey. There very large oaks and other trees still standing in swamps, or on ground surrounded by swamps, in Cape May county, N. which were doubtless when white men first visited tho country; but there are, I believe, no tracts of unbroken primeval forest in that region. Mr. Richard S. Learning and Dr. Coleman F. learning told me of a oak which was feet across the stump and feet to the first limb, and this limb was over feet in diameter. At this height tho tree was more than feet through, and all lie- low this was sound. A Methodist clergyman counted over of growth. The same gentleman told me of a tulip tree feet in diameter, with a dear trunk feet or more in length. Both the sweet and sour gums now very large in that region. Mr. Richard Learning is a shipbuilder, and has had much experience with differ- kinds of timber, lie says that Capo May county oak and gum timber is more durable than any other with which ho is acquainted, except some kinds of wood from certain parts of Louis Globe-Democrat. Know It All. says you might read all the books in the British museum, if you could live long enough, and re- main an illiterates uneducated person. Then, again, if you read ten pages in a good letter by letter j that is lo say, with real accuracy j you are in some meas- an educated person. It is only j in a measure that a person can lie When were but few books it was possible for one person to know their contents. Science has widened and the butter of intelligence must ho spread thinner. The Scholar is ready lo drop Only boarding school girls finish their education. The bald headed professor who has been studying all his life feds confoundedly ignorant in the face of the many things ho does not know. A child can ask him questions ho cannot answer. The young man goes to college to be educated. The most college can do for him is to put him on tho rood leading to knowledge. It takes everybody to know every- thing, and very little of anything is yet known. Bun away from tho man who claims to know it all. Ho will make you tired exposing his own Orleans Picayune. A Western i Who lines Not lo tho It has been and is still believed by that to break a bronco ho must be thrown, beaten, conquered before he can utilized. I believed so once, but tho method has always struck mo as a dead failure. Were the breaker if as fine intellect as tho bronco, in many instances he might submit to a reversal of situ- and allow the bronco lo train Mm, for out of the brains of broncos may learn wisdom, as well out of mouths of babes and sucklings. I had a friend once, as bravo a man as ever graced a saddle, leveled a Winchester or loved a child, and he owned a bronco. If ho would saddle the animal once or throe times a day the pony must he thrown and blinded on each My friend said it was the of the knew lie could not wantonly kind to anything. It never occurred j to mo that it might lo education, and that nature had nothing to do with it. Several years later the madam and were camped near an old log road in the mountains in the vicinity of a friend's ranch. One rooming, I was about building the. fire for the son. a lad of came up the road with a bridle on bis arm. lie stopped near and began lo . lie, as one would torn dog. After ho bail whistled a few times I board a whinny, and in a few moments the rapid beat of a horse's hoofs broke upon the sweet of tho summer morning. in the of the sound, presently saw a pony coming down the old road on a run. A dappled gray pony, with ears erect and mane Hying; his neck was outstretched and his eyes seemed to flash with exquisite pleas- lie leaping onus if moved by thoughts of love, absolutely free, beautiful in form, graceful in his lib- and in every movement. Within a few rods of the lad tho reckless gallop resolved itself into a Ms, h I would respectfully call your to the follow ask to remember yon can buy HEADSTONE or MONUMENT of this than other ill the country. Thai it is I be most reliable and known having been represented for over years in ibis vicinity. That the workmanship i- to none and has unusual for or- promptly and factory. Very respectfully. to P. W. BATES, Dancy. Conn. B. C. Any of the sent post-paid on Cecil bl privet i of Africa. The most thrilling work on in- cloth Imitation f Christ.-- By Thomas n r, i.,. , eta Selections from others, pages; papa cents Warren St., York TO US 5-Ton Cotton Gin Scales, BEAM BOX beam. Warrant.-d am AC EN W A H T E D . THE Fur JONES of Y, GRAND EMPORIUM Dressing Hair. S TOP AT THE GLASS FRONT the Opera House, at which phase i have recently located, and where have thing in line NEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE, TO HAKE A MODEL BARBERSHOP ; all the improved ; new i comfortable chairs, at reasonable work outside of my Very For Sale. From y. I will sell my Center property of two acres of land with ore large tenant on u Proper , located at r on Tar Rive,, ii very desirable Cm mercantile business. I I power steam saw and grist mill that I Will sell at a sacrifice. N. ;. pi ;. HOB I.- Nickeled Pen Pencil mm km Flats hi That the rent of fl its in London is extravagant, and the accommodation contemptible, is the subject of com- plaint in The Daily News; but tho grievance is one that will not long endure. Tho speculative builder tin the idea of of course ho overdone it Many of the great provided for tho use of bachelors or married couples without family men enjoy living in a standing almost empty; empty they will remain until tho mils down. Nor have tho been always adapted to the needs of tho in of a homo informs us that several mansions which ho visited ho was told that the lift was working up to o'clock at the time when it ought to begin. St. Gazette. The Christian at prints a list of sensational topics announced by American preachers and says they compare favorably with dime novel titles. Hero a few of the sermon Great from tho and the are Going by the Your Goes tho Conies tho the Writers or Life. Has anybody taken the pains to get to the bottom of the popular fancy for dialect writing There is only one explanation. The people want can life, written in American style they want something unconventional, a touch of nature and Dialect, however, is not the only form of unconventional literary expression. The thoughtful ob- server who follows Emerson's and lives in the streets will find interesting types of character besides tho mountaineers and crackers, and when he comes to write what is in his mind ho will produce American Con- A business man and financier of the rank in Boston is so absent mind- ed that ho occasionally forgets to go to his dinner. His customary hour for this he remembers it is o'clock. The other day, quite absorbed in business, ho worked stead- on o'clock, and then began to a quite natural sense of and yearning in his stomach. he said musingly, plying the flat of his hand to his waist- coat, wonder what I for dinner that disagrees with Transcript trot until he reached his friend, When he came to a halt and rubbed bis nose tho boy's shoulder. Tho loud whinny was softened and tho arched neck pressed against the lad for the expected caress. It is a good yuan since that bright morning, and yet the memory of it is as fresh as if I saw it now; I can taste again the very sweetness of Hie balsam laden air, cm see the tender blue mist that lingered about the hills, and the pony's head resting against the shoulder; and it seemed to as it does now, that if been hands instead of hoofs, ho would have hugged the and would have kissed him on the lips, instead of on tho hand, had he known how. did you get that horse, I don't mean to say a broil- kind and what he long have you owned three how did break him I I j supposed that they bad to roped beaten don't you believe a word of it. I haven't even cross to him; have I, The pony corroborated tho state- beyond cavil. The madam went out and with the and hugged the horse, and should not have blamed her had hugged boy, as I looked down into his honest, laughing gray eyes. Patience and its genius, kindness, without any exhibition of man's a simple endeavor lo bring himself up to tho horse's standard of intellect, and tho result was two loving friends. That they could not talk Greek, Latin or Eng- to each other dignified tho ; the between them was quite perfect and beautiful in its and Stream. i . A i- the r Restore Cray -I I- I-.-. .-. . lie .-- PAR k c m II,., I II ill. HAY PRESSES, Made or proof on ant other alongside Ton Late Even for u. gentleman who was late centenarian, M. although of tho of photo- refused during tho greater part of his long life to have his picture taken. Not until in his ninety-seventh year, did ho overcome this antipathy. It happened, as he wrote to a friend, in tins about two years ago reported his j entered tho to go to tho loss to tho detectives and offered rally to assist them in every way. Al he called frequently to ascertain if any news of tho thieves had been obtained, but being met always with a his visits became infrequent and finally ceased. He had forgotten tho matter altogether till meant when he was called upon by of place at my however, the detectives, y have got a fortune or my ruin. la WITH anything . ditto Id rubber i -t. I 1- is good. the rested do that is died week, confessing the It's a grand thing to get a clew. Denver News. Is it a pi j have discovered him It is too when a gentleman in tho politest manner addressed you can do mo the greatest I replied that I was in a great hurry, but ho persisted and begged permission to accompany me in carriage. I to his re- quest. He had scarcely taken his when he can be am a trembled, but of Brazil know Dom a true savant and who de- mo with the wishes to your photograph, and if I succeed in obtaining your my future is I could not resist him, and in tho name of Dom Pedro accompanied tho photographer to his studio. Herald. Two Native-Yon traveled every country of Europe cannot speak any- thing but English I Two English words will carry you anywhere. Every country understands them. they much r IS IMPROVED lie ROOT BEER IN LIQUID NO BOILING MADE The most and tho or for It. C. E. HiRES, PHILADELPHIA. Salve. best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Salt Fe- Sores. f Hands. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay re- quired. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded. Price Be. per box. sale by Kr mil. Appointments of Eastern Carolina- June Sunday alter . Christ Church, New lift June 23rd, 1st Sunday after P. St. New June 20th, Wednesday, after Trinity. If. P. St. June 26th. Wednesday a Her Trinity, E. St. Beau- June Thursday alter M P. St. Craven Own- June alter Grace Church, June 39th, Sad Sunday alter July 2nd. Tuesday after Trinity, Co- July 2nd, Tuesday alter K. P. Hell's Kerry, Co. 3rd. Wednesday alter M. P. St. Co. July 4th, after house. July 5th, Friday alter Trinity, M. P., Farmville, Pitt Co. July nth, 3rd Sunday St. Barnabas, Snow Hill. 8th, alter Trinity, P., July 9th, Tuesday after M. I., Holy Co. July 9th, Tuesday night after m mm h nm i i ;. f or. Una, , m if i ml lilt ti II.- in. r. or p. uh , nit t-r, will ten l to all. Be sure lo me, y. Solid ft Re elected Major 1680. by a large H. W. Warren Jersey, UNITED Of IV. O. D. Editor ENLARGED TO PATENTS obtained, and all ii S. or in the I mill- to Foes. We Mi.- r. s. Of- I'm- i ; in Kn In i-s a tho-c W M-n tile model or a- to and make no change we ob- patents. We ii fit. lo t. Money Order Old., and to i . s. Patent advise terms and actual client- hi own Stair, or I . a i ii. i, l, C THE STAR. to Mm IN ADVANCE i. KW I . TI f St Alt is New V r iii- fullest it ; --------f,. IS ii, i. ,, PaW aid ass and Debility. miseries Vice, Avoid royal so. Newspaper ever in Greenville, it the LATEST NEWS gives More the money than any other paper published North Carolina. 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