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r r PAPER EVES N VI astern Reflector. JOB PRINTING -A. SPECIALTY D. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY N. C, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1889. NO. Eastern Reflector, N- C D. SB Hi LEADING PAPER Till district. i inn Price. per year. ill nut t. are not the true principle the party. If yon paper from a State semi for the tor. SAMPLE ON He Fought at Winchester. And Es Will cot Pass Through Sates. Sentinel. Judge who held Forsyth In or the game. told the Sentinel a pathetic In law i km, ii is ever same ; incident which occurred at. the hurt In st niggle for power, or the scrub- , . M , . of Sorry court. It beautifully Let this he your Four- the leader sympathy of For the prise be a ribbon or another who has National Educational Th is lie call go pat;. been unfortunate. In the can the State vs. John Stuart, indictment for appeared iii the court-room shuffling along, scarcely able to Everybody in North Carolina will lie walk, lie wore a solid check shirt, at it the health I ., r ., suit , of lion. Jefferson Davis will permit Ins i attending the Centennial, hat. contained Appearing as States-witnesses acrostic suggested by bin I promise to come lib health will permit, were two well dieted, STATE . I .-. Wake. M. Holt. of Slate William i. Wake. W. of Wake. W. of Superintendent Public Instruction M. finger A f i. . F. of Buncombe. i Justice William X. II. Smith. o S. Mi-i of J. Davis, of s E. Shepherd, of Beaufort and of Burke. II. of Beaufort. Second Philips, or Third II. ;. n.-v. on. Clark, of Fifth John A. Gilmer, Sixth I list T. of Sampson. Seventh f Eighth a. Armfield, IredelL Ninth District Jesse K. Graves, f of Eleventh M. Shipp, Twelfth n Merrimon. Buncombe. B. Vance, Meek- Matt. I Id I iii District Skinner, f In of Third W. Fourth 11- of Filth W. Sixth Rowland f . John S. Hi W. II. A. .; GOVERNMENT. Court A. A. K. Register of Deeds David II. James. B. Cherry. II. Commissioners V. W. A. James, Jr. T. E. Keel. Ki J. S. J. Cox. Public I F. W. Brown. TOWN. . James. F. Evans. B. Chief T. Smith. B. Moore. Ward, B. N. Boyd 2nd Ward. R. Williams, Jr., and Alfred Forbes 3rd Ward, T. J. and M. B, Lang; lib W. X. Tolbert. First and Third Sundays, morning and night. Rev. N. C D. Rector. Mel In Sen i. iv Sn v. in and night. night, R. B. Si Sunday, and night. Meeting every Wednesday night. Pastor. for gram old i t ever It i in the sir I nun I U big Inside out. A lid far and near. I . is coming here. F lei pray s deep true, ii w iii bis -in renew, U mi In tis through. i w i- inn Hie brave, I-. to thee is honor . First in Hie our land to in K or ever ill peace. K i s our home increase; we arc oar band, X soon i iii in- n will He grace. D i- Hie whom w love, A hies- him from above. a-t lie fortune here below, I ii flowery be i thy S be thy sleep called die no wore. The Inter-State Farmer's As- men who clearly by their looks that I hey were determined to send the old man to the it possible. the prisoner any V asked Judge Phillips. have none your a man, unable lo have an The Judge saw by the man's looks that this was an unusual case and said go tell your air, was in the ate army and at the battle Win- chester. was shot through both Since I lieu i been ex- hard for me to myself. I went to work for tins man last year worked eight mouths, upon his promise board and he me and to pay me my M were During that time be paid me ten cents, with This body, which as organized which tobacco. At the at Atlanta. in August. is end of eight mouth., he to composed of representative from pay me any money and refused to Alabama. Arkansas, Florida, give any clothes, saying my Louisiana. services were worthless. Then, Carolina, South Carolina, your went into his ward- Texas Virginia. These ii-pie- robe, k a suit clothes to bide sent at or more for each Con- nakedness and left. lie had we indicted larceny and I have Hie Vice I the Stall--, in -pi i. rs. If. i. Forest J. T. P. Fort, Ml. Any. La. T. Henry, Greenwood, Can-, Sparta. N. v. it. Palmetto, s. c. L. a. B. M. Nashville, IS. Picket. Decatur, Texas. The Association will meet l lie ; city of Ala., on 20th of next rates, on all lines railway be been in jail ever A.-, the oil man finished, a basil- ed indignation was heard I o say you were ho -i bed Phillipa, who an in that did and memorable charge- yon in the second charge to the right the town V The prisoner's brightened. he said, was there, division and was shot while crossing the below the The Judge certain that the old veteran was telling the but to be certain he called the State's witness- While this witness was giving in secured, as also at the hotels and , , . . testimony, which was to the that old man's story was boarding houses of that city, will be furnished to delegates in due time by the Secretary, Composed of the South, this body will represent the enterprise and about right but that be refused to pay him anything because his vices were worthless. leaned over to Solicitor Settle. Mr. Settle I be said father and were progressive thought, which new eon- , m and which must solve the great, to i now confronting my wound while following us. Let every State be tally Since then it has been a hard strongly represented. Important tor me to beep oat of the questions the material ad- and ,;, Sol. the South, especially Settle and else in the promotion of her great will be considered. j M L. L. Polk, Pres,, Raleigh, X. V. Jno. C Ala. and the faces the on i lookers showed the deepest pity and sympathy for the man and the blackest indignation for his i employer. This a progressive age. said tho Judge, body is looking out for frauds and of Got You Spotted. LODGES. Lodge. A. F. A. M. hum is every l-t Thursday and Mon- day night after the 1st and Sunday at Masonic Lodge. A. L. Blow, W. M., I., Sec. Greenville B. A. Chapter. So. meets every and nights at Ma- tonic Hall, P. W. Brown, II. P. Covenant Lodge, x.,. I. meets every Tuesday night. T. James, N. insurance Lodge. K. of II. meets every first third Friday night. I. D. No. A. L. of ii. every Thursday night. C. A. White, C. POST OFFICE. boon B a. m. to -r. r. m. Money Order hours a. m. H e. M. No or- den will Is- from to from J to P. M. Bethel arrives Sun-; at A. M. and at P M. Tar mail arrives Sun- at I- M. and M P. M. mail daily at M. and at P. M. P. M. Appointments For preaching on Bethlehem Mission. l-t Sunday at School louse, 1st Sunday at Sunday Bi Shady Grave, ard Sunday at St II 4th p. c. taking to one's in and affairs from abuse. The railroad company, at its of- in Salisbury, selling season tickets to Asheville, requires the age the size, the weight, color of hair and beard, or in the absence from larceny to This was willingly done by Mr. Settle. he continued, is suspended and the prisoner is had the last word been spoken before every man in the beard, the applicant is to and great tears what color his beard will moat prob cheeks; ably take on. All this connection A with the signature is to be gone tells us he fas never through with before an applicant can secure a ticket. As hour It is said that note is also made had hobbled I the applicant is bow-legged or room, of con him lo shake his hand. Our townsman, Hon. W. He that up his business volunteered his service to in newspapers, shall gather a cure a pension, Mr. harvest of ed him a position as miller and in He that the advertisement less than five minutes a handsome and shall have an j op to buy the old of the world's goods for little comfortable suit of clothes. ,,, ,, ,,,.,,,, subscribe to a paper, shall wonder dying day he will bless the memory at the intellect of his neighbor. He his old comrade in-arms, and his that liberally, friends, of the trade. The Cornwall Mills, at get skimmed boiled down I Cornwall, Out., were burned recent -j Globe. The loss was May The National Educational will meet Nashville, Tenn., Ion the of next July and will continue in session until the of duly. An bulletin has been issued outlining a most at tractive and giving et information that valuable to those who may the meeting- request by anyone who may contemplate attending, I will send a copy of the bullet Tickets may be purchased at stations in the State low. limited fare the round trip plus L which is to he paid to the Na- Educational Association as member fee, by the railroads for purchasers of these special tick- Tickets to placed on sale duly 1st to Kith inclusive, good return passage duly Kith to Sept. 30th. to be with- in five days after identification at Nashville. All tickets will have to be signed t he original purchaser, both at starting points and at Nashville when Fate from will be from from Greensboro 17.50; Salisbury and other coupon points at the usual one fare rate. In every case will be added for membership fee which will be paid by the railroads to the Association. If the railroad agent nearest to i he is not to sell these tickets ha eat give as to where they may be purchased- Tickets may be obtained via. Paint Bock Chat- or via. Atlanta and Chat S. H. We notice every now and then some local paper has to discontinue want of sufficient support. There is not a county in North Carolina which c intuit support one paper handsomely, it seems useless to say there is nothing which does mote to build up a community than a good newspaper. gent mac knows it. As a medium communication between the of a county it is invaluable. The business man who dues nut re- the importance of sustaining a paper by liberally advertising in its columns is simply blind to interests. A good paper is worth in every ten times its cost. The farmer may think he knows more about farming than the editor, but the intelligent can Dish him through his paper a vast amount of information drawn from the experience of the most success farmers of the land, which he can get nowhere else, and which he cannot afford to do without. A without, a newspaper is a poor county to settle and ought to be. shunned by men. We believe the papers arc being better sustained than formerly, but their support now is totally Many of them are ed to use patent because the income of the office does not en- j able them to abandon them. We hope our people will realize more fully the importance of the local press a better go. Mill. Sheep husbandry would be a pro- industry in North Carolina were it not the depredations by a passes some of our Stale exchanges do not record the destruction of numbers of; sheep by dogs. The Greenville Re of this work states that Mi. B. K. Cotton, this county, had twenty-one killed in day. No wonder that many North Caro-- farmers have despair given up the attempt to raise sheep- Those who still pursue the industry do so at the risk of losing in a day or a night flocks that would have rewarded them well for the money invested and the trouble taken. It Is strange that an industry which with reasonable protection would prove so valuable to North Carolina has been so completely ignored, and that no legislature has ever been that would tackle tho sheep-i eating cur in earnest like way. If the dogs in the State could be reduced to one-tenth the number, the sheep might be creased tenfold, that would mean money for the North Carolina Star. The of John first Governor of which have lain tor years in North I Alabama were last week i with imposing ales. A twenty thousand dollar j monument will erected over his I grave. Laughable Reflections. Asa Mirth Provoking as Com- piled by the Bad Boy. BUS KNEW hear your son is a fighter he's a I'm so glad Fighting is so if don't love him, Clara, why are you going to marry him Man a Pendulum. THE STATE. Don't Mention the Briers. Durham What is Around Us. wins ere you ever curious enough to , thing to take the face clock to study its As the make up f , one's own sake, but it is a There is a complication of wheels, The Norwood Giles Rice Milling to others. Fancy a man fore big and little, back of tho dial where Company, which recently purchased m the hands sweep. And back of the the Goldsboro Rice Mills, has a cap- Cost him V little sermon on wheels there is a coil of steel. That ital stock of half a million, its . , is where the r is stored up. Hut incorporation baa been registered in ., ,., j he dared me to. the clock there is a regulative Wayne. A mall a . . He knew my high spirited The steady pendulum, Dr. W. road carrying a basket of I tare too Oh Ell . , V. roan carrying a basket or bl and to a ratios I but l line colt last week to a in did get such is rather a night. That for live hundred dollars, black Sammy, ice pushing fellow. count for it How do you BO is regulator. With every swing The doctor raised the animal Over there sir. In tho the staid old pendulum, that cod self. Hull of our people would pay mother be clad to car. f U W-d to cart. , a pay them. of such nice, ripe fruit Mr. uncle has direct- Takeout the The Comptroller of the Currency said Sammy will that you shall have one ,, and your clock runs down with a dividend of ways seams mighty glad when I a and a u favor of the credit hold up the berries, and I won't tell Away down the depths of man's ore of the State National Bank, of I her nothing about the briers in my nature, where thoughts are forged N. C, which failed March I and actions have their birth, there making in all forty-five per j The man resolved ho would is coil upon coil of passion. These claims proven, amounting bold up the berries and say nothing are the coils of love and hate and to 9386,074.13 about the briers. anger, and envy, and pride, and It. Hollowed, who for past ten bill, after hang, weeks has been to Oklahoma and mS Michigan senate for Mr. kind Are you sure, Brief, it isn't you . eating at, this restaurant How is I have seen the starvation cure highly recommended, and I'm try- Mrs. jealousy, and wrath. These run the man as I he anting runs the clock. Bat they must be regulated. a tour, re- Passed that body, and evening become a law as soon rushes the Governor. Mrs- is we most pendulum in ,,,, man I oversaw. . , . to tin i evening nags and at me until I get so man nature. One the best pen- any re mad can't is common sense. Bat Mrs. la what he somehow or Other common sense is the most uncommon thing in the Id. docs it for. ills What is your asked the lawyer of a witness. am a hardware ed the witness. A hardware dentist What in the world is that I set patent pool understand that Johnston has sold twenty-five thou bottles of his medicine. He thinks the Old North State i is good enough to live . Um Heating Rev. U. and tho Car dent the Rutherford College, of Portland, Me., have consolidated. The combined capital is Do You Share the Results. cf; York Witness. Why not use other people's brains as well as your own order to sen life's work, and especially BO when the coming hot weather will make life a burden to those who have to do laborious house work in America to send him his name and address. He wishes to make a complete list of all students who have attended there in years. Nashville The people of Warren County are making for a big fair this fall. i t if., n lino- sounds made a splendid success last all the fools are not worn ,. , , . . ,, h in year, which was the first held. We ought to be up and doing in The crop outlook for the farmers was never better, but not good enough lo ran in debt. It takes three bales to the acre to a mortgage. dead but if the doctor's business keeps on they soon will Proud to start church an Sunday school, are got two mighty good boys do Bible class. They never told a lie in their clean and sweet enough lo mend even a poorer article. Bat as clean as sweet Sash, and not let our neighbor Now if county beat us. We have greatly the advantage and ought to hold it. Monroe A s, DANIELS J . N. C C, C N C work as it there be a thousands name implies. housekeeper among the of Witness readers has hitherto lived who SO for be- come now. Boys, where did neath privileges as not to nave , ii ken The good ti-ed surely she will purchase a packet and lest An Austin man went to a marble shop to older a tombstone for brother a ho had died. -Do you wish large or letters noon the stone asked the man of tombstones. Oh. huge, by all means; my broth- was very near was the reply. I lie meeting of the board of town com- missioners was held last Friday evening. The license tax for selling Intoxicating liquors was placed at five hundred addition to the State and county tax. It was also ordered that any person found on the Streets intoxicated so as to what it will do for her. represents brains That is, it the product of long and hard process of thought, investigation and You are invited to not more than fifty dollars. Fisherman and James colored, sentenced mm i mm a E A W, WILSON, N. C Any Entrusted to will be to. n. i. DENTIST, l .-u m . should be arrested and fined ii . the results. C M. A Woman's Discovery. wonderful discovery has to be hanged on the at been made and that too by a in for the of his child has Disease fastened its clutches , . ., , , . up.,, her and for seven years she with- a respite till duly. It is Stable stood severest but her vital or- believed by those who know and could not sleep. the truth of this the attorneys was mi much relieved on taking first The law is merciful as well as Buyer boy, are you sure this horse scare at a locomotive Why, sir, three different men have been killed because that there horse balked in the middle of the track to enjoy coin- MIS, MOORE MOORE A BERNARD, A T-LA W, N. Practice in and dose that -he slept all night and With . bottle hits been cured. AW, G R E K N II L L E, N. C Tin sure that young . serious Ber name is Mrs. Luther Thus Concord The A o. of was in K. a tree trial bottle at effects. By the .- Works failing to their The post office at railway company is his attentions to our Why do yon think so V wears a new necktie time he J EM RE. J. H J. MURPHY W, N. C. A IMAM think she as entered by burglars and place lost seventy-five dollars, cares any thing for him stolen. There is no clue to the rob- j,,,,, ow furnished by She eaten an hers. Pennsylvania steel Company. ,. Springfield, it not been their disappoint- Hon. w. II. Day, of Weldon, is has resigned as a member the j JAMBS N. C. not a lawyer of fine ability and commission to treat with tho Cher- f time, the company cars by 4th July. As it is they will probably begin large practice, but enterprising in Indians. other directions. He has a Tue saloon bill, go- next week. PIT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, R E E X V I L L E, N. C. acre farm about a mile from Weldon, on which he is making an effect July prohibits mu- s-c, cards, dice, billiard tables, pool Mrs. E. of La., says experiment of the profits of truck- Ly bow,. a so, u yearn and dairying, lie has acres age, had a oats, in Irish potatoes, in sweat potatoes, in cabbage, in onions, -1 in 1,500 j Prentice grape vines and apple trees, lie keeps j which three gallons of milk each day, his contains between and hens, from which he has saved barrels of ; hen manure in ten months. Mr. The Verdict Unanimous. W. Suit, Druggist. Ind. Li JAMBS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,; dreadful time with ulcers, sores and GREEN V L L E, N. C. blotches which followed chicken pox., Practice hi all the court.-. Collection After using many remedies Specialty, benefit. She gave him Swift's . , can recommend Electric she gave him s m peach Bitters as the very best remedy. Every which cured him sound and well. J COWS, sold has given relict m every ease. w . ,, b b the ATTORNEY AT I AW c Due man took six bottles, and was cured u Al I X-A l-LAW, of Rheumatisms first day we commenced the drug Abraham Hare, druggist Ohio heard some won- best selling medicine have ever bandied In my years reports Us effects. P. is Thousands to cleanse of have added testimony, so , . . that the verdict is unanimous that the system, and Greenville, N. C. C F SB for Day sells from this little farm diseases of scrofula dis- Civil Engineers, Surveyors Liver, or Bloods. Only a hall worth a mouth. This shows that there is more money in small craps, winch most of farmers entirely neglect, than there is tho groat staples, or rather shows tho great I advantage with which the two sys- terns may be combined fled little of everything is the kind that pays, and is the bottle at drug- cases it is without a rival. and Architects, store. Co., Monroe, La.; The United Fish Commie- w- is I at Wood's Hill, Mass., are ac- tic f HOTELS. engaged hatching He planing and sea bass ago he was a Victim of bad I hi Vineyard Sound, Bay which deprived him health and contiguous waters. -H threatened serious lie further says that he system that will ultimately Last week John Lewes, the j took S. S. S., and it cured him. throughout this whole section. fat man, who weighed MO Greenville, N. Under now management Hot and cold water baths, rooms and at- Nashville Argonaut. pounds, died at bis home in I have been a subject to painful boils and carbuncles over my body servants. Table always ed with the best of the market. Feed connection. TEEMS 11.50 FEE E. the day he was born, for Dr. Golden Medical Discovery will restore health and beauty, appetite and strength. Especially M It manifested its potency in curing boils, car- lore eyes, scrofulous sores and swellings, disease, white swell- or Beak, and enlarged glands. rate of five pounds par week until Tho veteran actor, John Gilbert he became a veritable mountain of died at the home of his sister, in HOTEL ., HOME SAMPLE ROOMS FREE Polite waiters. Goo. Room. Best fat. Everything known to Boston, Jane. age table the market afford. When in science was tried in his case, but days. Mr. Gilbert was baffled the skill of the best elans. about tho last of the famous old men of old English comedy. city stop at the Hotel, WASHINGTON, N. C If you want to save money buy your Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, Goods Domestics at Store next door to Jeweler. RAWLS TYSON.

fluently. He point ed out rapid strides this county Wat making towards an- ., . of freedom, and among the farmers a a He gave the farmers much good Eastern Reflector, GREENVILLE. N. C. h ed Eve THE LEADING PAPER IN THE TO Price. BUT President when be from trip be proposed making a personal investigation in order to ascertain whether there was any basis for is to a big discharge at Government Printing Office to- . morrow-. I am Mint Pub- advice relative to thinking and bas acting for themselves, being per in several depart- in their efforts, and be in their purposes. Whether selected for dismissal, or not his speech anises an y Indiana republicans one thing is has at borne must be very different min that come to Washing- ton, or else Owens, of State, who is just from home, must be fibbing says shaking of bis unusual comment has since been a leading topic in con- Then are those who will not and and are not praise It enthusiastically , the true principles the there are who as earnest- their censure of it II want wide wake of I he State fend for the tor. r SAMPLE COPY FREE Entered at the office at Mail WEDNESDAY. 3rd The Durham wants Wan- to make route agents pay less attention to Some think it will result in much good, while others speak of it as calculated to cause evil by stirring up class prejudice. We mention these things to show how the speech was received by the people generally. of the State feel that to patronage, personal ambition for place, and all is sense that Indiana a President whose administration may be proud For several I am con- strained to believe Mr. Owens is only giving the man in White House with hope to something some virtual opinion is that while there I were some things in the speech I of bis aforesaid constituents. First, I that were useless and might well because the eves of all drumming for his clothing house j been left out, it contain-1 from Indiana that I have and more to their legitimate bus- much that was truthful and ever seen nothing was superior to forcible, which if the farmers j official patronage. Secondly, the will heed sufficiently to put of the Indian man will of lasting hardly been long enough or its benefit to them. Captain Kendall, himself an old sailor, who died about a century ago, leaving a farm of acres in what is now the heart of the city, on which was to be built an for old and worn out sailors. When everything was ready to bin Id, it was found that the city bad grown so rapidly the farm it was decided to on I lie less valuable land of Staton Island, there it remains a monument to old Captain while the rent of the city land is constantly piling up. In order to be admitted, a sailor must have served at least five years before the mast the American Navy. The inmates have the best living, with nothing to do unless they wish to work for which they are paid cash. No one outside the trustees knows how many millions the city property is worth now, but it is supposed to be devoted to the old sailors. The place is a and while the old tars who have been expelled deserved their late, still much sympathy is felt for them, because they arc, a sense, turned out ct their own home and have no place to go but the poor house. The first case of execution by ALFRED FORBES, R. S. CLARK CO THE RELIABLE OF C Mien to tho of Pitt and surrounding counties, a line of the following good that are not to be excelled in this market. And all guaranteed to be First-class and pure straight mode. DRY GOODS of all NOTIONS. CLOTHING. GEN- FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and CAPS, SHOES, LA- CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, FURNITURE and FURNISHING GOODS, DOORS, WINDOWS, SASH and BLINDS. CROCK FRY and QUEENS- WARE, ARE, PLOWS and PLOW CASTING, LEATHER of different kinds. Gin and Mill II Book Limb, and Hair, and saddles. HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton which I oiler to I he trade at Wholesale Jobbers prices, H cents per dozen, less per cent for Cash. Bread Prep- Hall's Star Lye at jobbers Prices, White Lead and pore Lin- seed Oil, Varnishes and Faint Colors. Cucumber Wood Pumps, Salt and Wood and Willow ware. Nails a specialty. Give me a call and I guarantee satisfaction. IN TAILORING Spring Display Are headquarters for needed in HARDWARE line. Our stock cannot be but if you want anything in Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Moves and Cooking Utensils. Carriage Material and House Cutlery fed, We can save you money on any of these goods. MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOR POWDERS which we trill roll M Foreign and Together with exclusive styles from our ft toil WE are now fitted up in and prepared to m upon abort notice any kind or of RIDING VEHICLES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL We alto keep a nice line of Mr. E. A. White, the ; candidate in this District, acts enough to either be against Hon. T. Skinner, and ; proud or ashamed of. who was badly defeated, has yarns j traveler who is at present been appointed Collector for out the White House is cork around Morehead Of course the railroads in great shape He I we all remember one told. returned Iron. Cape May Monday night and to day he has gone back workshop, which for beauty, and Come and .,,. old rte . . r m o R. GREENE, electricity is making a great deal of that CUD trouble for the courts and may yield the palm to 4th North Carolina District. The trial of Dr. for the murder of Capt. at a few years ago about the little Charleston. came to an end being carried up and out L, his last Saturday. The Jury-which by a bunch of toy balloon. m Wednesday he is to was composed of live whit.- and That yarn nothing compared L .,,, , seven colored a to two recent ones. The a cot- verdict of not guilty, a little paper published down has been placed at bin disposal. there, told a week or two since is then to go to the Fourth has of that a peculiar boat had put in at July celebration at Woodstock. The Assembly closed. According to the ac- which upon How many drummers do more counts in the papers it Has been Samoa, this, the same time, a profitable and pleasant session. was to The Civil Service Commission has a large number of teachers being way City and had I cargo cause a temporary to the old method of which is not ex- played out yet. It seems that the man strong- objects to being but whether tear of the name, or of the thing itself docs not pear. He is appealing now to the higher and the lawyers are trying to show that it is very proper to kill persons In electrify. They may be right, but for the life of inc I can't help thinking that the bottom of the whole trouble was touched long ago the who wrote No rogue ere yet baiter draw W opinion of the C. J. o U LIFE AND FIRE AGENT, GREENVILLE, N. C- OFFICE SUGG JAMES OLD STAN D All kinds Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE. DURING THE SUMMER will have arrivals of Nicest and f Confections. I keep constantly a of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, CIGARS, TOILET SOAPS, All your wants in the above good, can V. L. STEPHENS, boxes of pi cigars a. mi its tour, Commissioners arc disappoint- present. European party have gone to New York be In only i- -t ,, r, did they the law to sell to the I State. Weekly Weather Crop RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY whence will sail for Europe and spend a few weeks in the We wish a pleasant voyage and a sale re- turn home. Those of us who in sections where the key is numerous know what . fondness he has for getting old newspapers to paste up in his house in winter to stop the cracks and keep out cold. Perhaps this will account for so many pa para being now lost the mails and never reaching the persons to whom they are addressed, the mail agents may be lay- in a supply for themselves and friends for future use. tin. The working these cyclones was being carried For the Friday, . lie visits of inspection be kept explained. Last week the News triad to go one bet- ooze out the law The reports of correspondents i and told that an electric bl, without rear jibe Weekly Crop Bulletin, had been discovered down there , rarer. This if Forth Carolina penetrated the earth and Listed in, will make the law a per-Intent Station and State Weather served as a telephone between j thing or it will cause it Service, co-operating with the he repealed. Slates Signal Service, show that Mr. Porter, Superintendent of the there has been an excess rain-fall Census, proposes lo set up little opposition to the Civil Service Coin- mission, lie refuses to take his clerks through the has arranged a list of questions this country and China Won- what will come next i We would not he surprised to read any day of a big sand fiddler king the hotel on his back and running out to sea with it; or that a big excursion train had awful funny, the way J. C. L- Harris, the editor of a deficiency of temperature and sun shine for the week ending Friday, June 28th. the same week last year the reports indicated an excess of rainfall and temperature and about the average amount of sun- shine. An unusually heavy rain I point The only difference is, j storm set on Friday with prospect speed past hotel and rushed by the Civil Service for continuance several days, j right on through the depot on Commission some of the clerks The upon crops is reported as the pier into the sound, that, the would he Democrats, while Porter's There has probably been run away from the engineer and vent thundering at which he says all applicants must answer satisfactorily before horror stricken guests makes sure of all being Be- down the track after the fugitive;, publicans, defunct Raleigh train expecting to find the pas-j Special orders have been given organ, and one of the bull and cars buried beneath Internal Revenue as to dogs of that party, has got left. roaring waters, but watching fruit distillers, during the yelled and howled with j upon reaching the pier no water coming season. a voice during the last seen he campaign, and, of course, ex- so it up the big reward when liar- and the train had run got in. As soon as the in- land was eve. he joined the freight safe at the army of emigrants to Wash- Fort Macon. No, indeed, we He wanted Hie Raleigh would not be to read and BO confident was all BU time to let up he of getting he had not on this line. sufficient only discontinued his paper but auctions at Morehead to make I thing had also made several promises desire to go now and will be for of clerkships in the office. j without many big lies being days to come. Our Fire Corn- told about what is not there and what does not occur. New York Letter. Patriotism Uppermost-Old Tars too much rain and too little sun- shine for cotton, all hough that crop is reported generally in fine and -rowing nicely. Corn and tobacco are doing well. The week has been unfavorable to The following rainfalls arc reported a comparison with tho weekly nor- which is about 1.25 inches for this season will give the amount of excess in the localities where rain Elizabeth City, THE FRONT D. ah son, To GREENVILLE, N. C. Has Moved to One Door North of Court House. WILL CONTINUE CARTS DRAYS. My Factory Is well equipped with the heal but WORK. We up with times and Beat med all work. All styles of Springs are Brewster, Storm, Coil, Ram Horn. King. Also keep on band a full e ready HARNESS AND WHIPS, the year round, which we will sell as low as i Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking people of this and surrounding counties for pant favor merit a of the put up nothing .-t improved styles. ion can from E. C. GLENN. COMMISSION STANDARD GUANO ACID PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL, SHELL LIME. DISSOLVED BONE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND Tennessee Wagons, for sale, N. 1887. -This apace MURPHY BEDDING Merchandise Brokers. x. special Sew July county, evidence of the near approach of 3.75 our great national holiday is OB I Wake county. 3.73 inches; every hand. and par-1 Hickory, 3.00 inch-11 s arc the chief topics of ARRIVED I My Northern Maker and Trim- mer, and am prepared to execute III the latest stylos and fashions any to my MY SPRING MILLINERY, die latest have so arrived and will be pleased to -how them to yon. My price are the lowest and guarantee not to be undersold by no ti-i Special bargains on all goods. . Mrs. L. C King, Jeweler. If you want nice the way J. B. I. B. J. c. there's many a etc, and pot left, tin appoint- given to A. W. arc mad Rails; around Raleigh among the crew. A ease came up in Raleigh last week is attracting much attention throughout State., been appointed Minis- Charges were preferred against lo Germany. There is Dr. Eugene about this appointment of the Insane and in Washington Letter. From our regular Correspondent. Washington, H. C, June SB, man with bangs, William Walter Phelps, of Hew I go on celebrating, and in- blowing himself to pieces, have issued same old edict against the use and sale of fireworks but it is being violated in Indies; Monroe. county, the same old way as in years ; inches; Greensboro, conn- The of patriotism in the , inches. Sewing Machines, come to the out a large new received. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing repaired and warranted. RAWLS To On Frills films J. COBB , N c c . Co. K C es; Bat Cave, Henderson county, 2.10 inches; Morganton, Burke 2.05 Marshall, son county, 1.50 inches; Davidson College, Mecklenburg county, l-5 are receiving Spring and Summer Goods, and hope that you will not. fail to give us call. We have a hearts of our American small boy DISTRICT. Too much cannot be crushed out by edict rain, too little sunshine, generally any commissioner and be will reported, with rather an hie effect, upon cotton. The wet weather bas interfered with specially attractive line of thank fob the which j tax bestowed and be; for a the name, to-day a line of goods cannot be i led in tills tor durability Cotton Buyers, worth. We have now in stock a nice line following Ladle Commission Merchants, NORFOLK, YA. just as long as July the Fourth is grain harvest. Grass growing tine- at cents per yard, which you by one the assisting Berna where Phelps was to celebrate the day in and one of the stewards. ago YorK does not seem to have any The counts were for immorality with some of the attendants, for cruelly to the patients, and for misappropriation of funds and supplies belonging to the The Board of Directors put down as Independence Day. j fact that it bas become j DISTRICT. An excess of rain-fall, a deficiency tempera- I and sunshine, are generally ex- ported in this district. The effect except the attempt on the I said small boy who con- j upon props does not appear to have part of Harrison and Phelps j to make noise as to make it appear to the ever; but, seriously, it. is matter for that the latter was very much sincere regret those who i prised when tendered the have the honor their country at as minister, when as a only good excuse, per- fact the thing has been fully for the failure to celebrate were in session part of last week ever since shortly after the the Fourth in this city is the oral excellent. Tobacco is hearing evidence in the matter, Senate rejected the nomination heat; but. this is an ; but one of them was taken sick. Mora t to same which the signers of and the body adjourned Hon. accident I discovered the ion evidently could not have to-day when the trial will re- cause this little display. Phelps even if they had known the in- Dr. has done to spend the most or I convenience it would cause. At all good work for the people of the summer in this and events the has been to make State as Superintendent of that was that it was given Memorial Day supersede the Fourth I out that the position had been ; as the great time for Yorkers I given him unexpectedly, be could to celebrate, in this patriotic plead as ex- it might be well lo state case for not going to Berlin for that there is a movement on loot to months. will find to be equal to any you will find cents. A line of CASHMERES been unfavorable. Some complaint of bugs in this district. Corn tobacco and cotton looking well. District. Crops gen orally arc reported as well this district. There bas probably We call especial attention to our been to much rain for cotton. Grain i mp at cents. And many other things that we will offer at special prices We have had several years ex- at Che business and are prepared to handle to the advantage of shippers. All business entrusted to our hands v ill receive prompt and careful attention. Double and Single Width Cashmeres, English Satin Stripe Worsteds, All Wool Albatross, Nun's both plain and fancy, All Wool Cotton Mohair Dress Hoods, Lawns in endless varieties. Piques, both Lace, Stripe and Plaid. Per- and Ginghams, Cheviots and Chambrays, Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, Laces, etc., A nice lot of White Goods kept constantly we would be glad to know these charges him were untrue. Mr. Harry Tracy, of Texas, who has been lecturing to the Alliance in this State, lectured in Greenville on Mon day. He had a large crowd to Commissioner of Pensions Tanner is supposed to be rather thick- j Skinned, hut the charges of towards a of pen- hear him the Court House nearly full, and spoke for more j, than two hours. He was listen- him a say ed to attentively and frequently leaving for the west, where applauded, lie talks rapidly. he goes to attend several soldiers and at times is not clear in meeting, he called on the President but large store to assure him he a of information and can handle of tho charges, lie also told II. Director. . General Items- are looking well the ct weather have had this Our farmers are beginning to lay by their com. The recent wet weather has dam- aged the wheat and oat crops that have not been threshed. A great . many had their wheat cut and shock Verily the tricks or j have the stars and stripes displaced in the field waiting Tor the the politicians are many. all public buildings throughout j and we hear of some that The and turn plow, and the cotton plows, also offer to the trade LARD'S which has more merit than anything of the kind ever put on the Yours truly, Linen Plow will astonish in quality and Linens. A I'm Ha Piece Goods and Notions In endless variety a for Men. fur. Notice. The bad health Mr. l. Gardner compelled to discontinue I Management the carriage for me, has loft a nice good , mention. material bought rash, on my I Goods, and Collars, Hosiery and a nice Una hand. out stock at a shoes, to Hi all who favor 11- with their patronage, we pay special can to liberal discount, or will easy terms Shoes both iii price. A with the purchaser, or from cents on. We especially call tho attention the Ladles to our line Slippers and think they not do if they boy before examining them. LITTLE, HOUSE BRO. Greenville, N. C. the country, not only on holidays but on every day in the. year. In my opinion this is a movement which receive THE SNUG is nearly mined. There is a great deal of this section now. Dr. Bagwell says he has several cases of typhoid fever. Freewill held their union meeting Hickory I church, near Bethel, yesterday. We The fact that a number of old hear that was a large crowd in attendance, notwithstanding clay. I FOB SPRING milk ; easy terms with any good reliable man to I carry on the carriage business for me. We will There i hotter opening for a carriage business In tho count this place. I have also a large stock of general merchandise for sale cheap for or on time, such as Meats, Flour, Goto, bought in large lots also nice lot of New Orleans Molasses, nice selected Stock of Shoes, Hals Straw Goods, nice of Clothing, ladies Dress Goods, fact everything that can be In a General Store. II. I have an elegant line of sailors have been expelled for from Sailor's Snug is causing talk and serves lo recall one of the Mr. W. T. Mason, of township, lost live hogs by lightning on Friday night. June 21st. July 1880 MILLINERY GOODS, I That embrace the very latest styles and My goods are new and I car- a complete stock. A competent as- has been secured and all can he suited. My long the business and the many j Customers have served, to my Hardware Nails. Hoe.-. Plows, fixtures, Crockery. Amps, Wood and Willow ware. Bridles Whip Water Mills. to to all. Your solicited. The having leased mills for a number of years and put them in thorough begs leave to inform the that hell prepared to find Coin wheat in a mat Satisfaction guaranteed to all patrons. I would inform that I am prepared to them good water mill meal at prices delivered, wanting lo buy at retail can be supplied at my store In where will also select of General which will hi sol Gail A Ax and Road Mills Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Groceries and Provisions. In this line we carry Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Lard very best we can buy, Pepper, Spice, Soap, both laundry toilet, Star Lye and Hall Lye, Starch, best grade of Kerosene Oil. Meats of differ- kinds. Flour which we tow and sell lo for the rel of good Flour come to see we are it. life earn Window and Doors of In stock. Also the largest stock of Furniture of any house in Greenville. . both double and single, Lounges. Chairs of different kinds, Table, I Bed Springs and Bureaus, Children's Cribs and Beds and Cradles. What we have not got. in this line we have from several of the beat boom In this country and will order anything you wish moderate prices. Don't forget our celebrated Climax and Stonewall PLOWS when you want one. We these In I's when you come to town, we guarantee honorable treatment, will your kindness and patronage. We can will sell as low as any one who sells as good as are do. Fleming. J. B. CHERRY CO.

M Lang's Column. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. C. Local July. year is half gone. Boat nice to-morrow. Tax listing time is over. Large crowd in town Monday. To-morrow is the glorious Seventh of eighty-nine. Look alter your purchase taxes. Considerable rain the past week. Three week to the Press Old news papers for sale at this office. Greenville will not celebrate to- This month will bring in ripe Bee Higgs Stanford's new ad- The town of hail a fire last week. A good horse for sale or on tune by C. The wet weather has brought out the mosquitoes. Everything went wet last week, rain being the cause. The mad takes the place of the street sprinkler. July gives OS live each of Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. Personal. Mr. J. M. is in Tarboro. Dr. P. W. Brown is reported some, better. Master Larry has gone to Tarboro on n visit. Mr. II. II. Wilson spent Sunday and Monday in Kinston. Bishop will preach at. next Friday. Mrs. A. and children left Monday morning for Concord. Kev. K. John left with his for Chatham county this week. Mr. has been Doctors The last Legislature made a law the physicians of every county to have name register- ed with the Superior Court Clerk be pursuing the practice, of their profession. On Saturday Mr. E. A. Clerk of Pitt county, show- ed the registry book he had re- for that purpose. would advise all physicians of the county to come forward and register promptly. 4th of July. , PUN ON THE TAB A Boat Participated in by a Largo Number of Prises let,, and Soils. Mr. II. Tucker sent n cotton blossom to the last Saturday, the first of the season hereabout. Mr. Lawrence, of with the sick a few days, Hill, and Joe Atkinson, living Kev. will preach in i near Greenville, sent us blossoms the the Methodist Church nest Sunday On Monday Mr. J. Cox banded us a small cotton boll which he said he found last Thursday on of Mr. Cox. Ho also says ho has plenty of them on his farm and that h-s cotton is knee high. morning. Messrs. Greene, Jr., and Clarence spent Sunday in Mrs. a. N. Ryan and children re- home last week from B visit to Winchester, Ya. Miss Francis of township, spent Saturday and Sunday with relative in town. ST. II. of Tar- will preach in the Methodist Church here next Sunday night. AC would like your attention for a minutes as no doubt there i- something in column Interest you. Our stock of Summer Apparel Is replete with many new and novelties. House Furnishings. Mailings, Scrim. Lace Curtains. Brass and Wood Curtain Rods, Shades, Oil Cloths, etc. the we you in your commencement ropes. We have Fancy Striped and Dotted Swisses and Lawns. Length Hemstitch liters and A nice line of Ribbons. Hand- kerchiefs and other fancy articles for j oil. the Ladies light weight Woolen Fabrics, embracing i in- newest -hades in Serges, Flannels. Handsome and i i r. I i Hemstitch, Hemstitch Organdies, Fine French and a complete line f wash such as Batistes, Seersuckers, Prints, etc. An elegant assort- of Parasols, including all tint is new in this line. Several styles and colors of the handles. Frail Jars Mason; P. I. Cheap at the Old Brick Stoic. The Fire and Hand Monday afternoon. The Tar is on another rise. The rains brought plenty of water. Market Pickled Beef at the Old I hick Store. The Stale Guard goes into camp at Wrightsville next Wednesday. The steamer Greenville is on her trips, handsomer than will Point Lace, Flour at the Old Uriel; Store. The town will need another cleaning up after this wet is ever. The Cash will be lbs. Beeswax the got a good start on lite mil it will take work Mr. s. P. Erwin reported a. boll the same day. for the Guard There now seems to a much brighter prospect ahead of our local military organization. The people, especially those authority, are taking more interest in the welfare Mrs. Dr. G. C. Hook- spent last week here attend- should call more earnestness her brother, Dr. W. Brown. A little daughter of Capt. D. Hill, at his home of last , of steamer Myers, died Washington Tuesday week. We have it whispered around for some time that a old-fashion boat race would off the river of July, and at last the arrangements have been perfected. The boys for some time have been brushing up, scrap- greasing and in trim for the proposed race. How, every- thing is ready, and fine, row- mg may be expected. Even crew- Is sure of carrying off the prize, but many a slip between the cup and the There will a largo number of boats to enter as we learn and there is fun ahead. The following boats and crew have entered with more to Harris and Will and Tom Smith. Han is and Hooker, it. s. O. Benjamin and Johnson and Brown. Each boat have a man to and zeal on the part of the pilot, who will have full control of On the Board of County his crew. Goods j FORM hack ever. best of Snow a short reported i farmers it down. will sell for W. Stan-. See notice to creditors by King, Administrator of dam till, in this paper. Track laying on the railroad is completed to seven or eight miles of Greenville. The time holding I lie Press Convention hits been postponed from the 17th to the 34th. Crown, want a good -ales agent in this town. See advertisement. Mrs. L. E. Glove, of Now who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Goodwin, left for her home yes- A. If. and wile left Greenville last week for the great West. We arc not inform they will locate. Mr. Hill, dropped in to see us while the other day. He Greene county crops line. Novella the success- dancing teacher, returned to her home near Scotland Neck last week. Mrs. Allie Higgs accompanied her. Miss who been visiting relatives here, gen- led to her home in Kinston last week. spell Miss Nannie King accompanied her. Prof. John Col. Harry paid for Mi. L. Fleming and old Brick Store, j Misses Havens Cherry, Fannie John son and Johnson have return- ed home from the Teachers at lion. returned Saturday night from Raleigh. He was one of the attorneys the tie- fence of Dr. Eugene Grissom m the charge brought against the latter before the Board of the Insane Asylum. The race will be from Goff Land- to the bridge, and will take place about P. M. Competent judges have been cured. Three prizes have been by Commissioners made an of for the benefit of the Greenville Guard, which was follow, ed by a like appropriation from the Town Council men. These bodies of officers no doubt realize the need of a good military organization j the in our midst, and their action in this To the winning Silver matter will be sustained by the by Mr Moses probation of the people. The; To the second best m company now daily expects the pounds French Candy., by Mr. V. a of new uniforms and they will I attend the encampment with good ranks. We hope our home boys will go forward until they sec- CO no company in the Stale. Positively last . GREENVILLE, N. C. TO out will tell at c. We will sell at We will sell Lawns at I to We will sell Cheese Cloth We Combination Worsted will sell We will sell Rushing at We sell a lot of Corsets at ; We will tell Slippers to We will sell Table Oil Cloth j We will Mil our Clothing at cost. Pants from to a ft u- in art ill New York I These figures only good for days i commencing July Positively last HIGGS Geo. S Lloyd, M. D., in Diseases of the SEVEN SPRINGS W. L. SHOE SHOE FOR LADIES. in hi. II AMI SHOE. SCHOOL SHOES. my prior no Examine W. I., 82.00 Shoes for Gentle and FOR SALE BY BROWN Greenville, N. -Is now mi a Rivalry. There is a spirit of honest rivalry among the carriage factories here that is worthy of imitation, that is they try to excel each other L. To the last Tin Cup, by the Boy. After the a tub race will take place, livery one in this race will be expert swimmers and no danger will en- as to their safety. will a big wash tub, sit- ting inside and paddling with hands. Fun don't mention it. in the class of workmanship offered for the winning out. The result of this is, it will be made Skin not which one of three lac- Mill. Presentation of prices will be made Ail are the ladies, to assemble on the tones yon go t for a job get good work, livery one tries to i in where they will have view of the races. full Have an organ Ions prove upon the work done by the other, and even upon own work. A few weeks ago we made mention of a buggy boot T, ., i i, . lac the lured the a . i ., , . -7 rice and Raven to Works, that was then superior to ,,,, k;., , . . i i I two we offices in Western any made here. The other day we j Car when The make too around poet office lobby the mails are being opened. German and Pearl Millet, Di- Timothy and Clover Seed for sale by Glenn The premium list the Tarboro Fair, which will be belt November to Sib, has been received. ; Famous To all who knew him the of the death of Dr. Boss II. I get t. of Pittsboro, N. . will re with sorrow, lie was on visits few mouths ago to relatives Mn Pitt county, his demise will j or sorrow by all who met him. I Mr. It. M. and Misses i Bettie Warren and Cannon left yesterday morning I'm Ocracoke. I After remaining awhile there Cannon will her home in She has had charge of the music department of the Institute I for two years. J. for nearly two rears has been pastor of I the Baptist here, look his- family back to Virginia, his native were called in to examine a made at the Low Tariff Factory which one There were two or three features that made it superior to the other. If a man wants a nice buggy he need not go further than Greenville to drove the last nail in the coffin of Republicanism in the Ninth Congressional district. So mote it be. Bryan N. C FOR THE SUMMER. PERSONS WISH JUST A months course at Philadelphia the Wills Eye Hospital, offer my services to the people of Edge- and adjoining counties. FIRST-CLASS BOARD with privilege of BATH HOUSE, Can be bad in Beaufort, X. at 830.00 per month. Address, Beaufort, N. C. By the Sea Spend the Summer at health and vigor can no place equal to Seven Springs, as any one of the seven will compare favorably with any of the mineral springs in this country- There being seven within few feet each ether, having different analysis a larger number of ailments can lie cured here than at any watering place known. Persons coining to the Springs by Railroad can gel conveyance from the depots at In Orange, Goldsboro Mt. Olive. I Orange Is the nearest point. Passengers coming there on the evening mail can reach the springs be- fore night. 82.00 to 83.00 per day, to per week. Liberal reductions by the month or season, MAXWELL BROS., Proprietors. Seven Springs, N. C. AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION at very Low Rates IS to BOYS MES THIS POPULAR SUMMER RESORT I MID-SUMMER PRICES In about twenty days the editor of proposes to to lira Pie., in Wes- tern part of the Stale and will want a little money. Tine railroads will give a pass to ride on, but grub don't come that way. We is many as two or t square meals while away, which will cost besides we would like lo have ten or fifteen cents pocket change folks couldn't take us for a tramp. Some delinquents have been enjoying the paper for a long time without returning any pay now we ask them to, assistance with a few DAVIS SCHOOL. This is a Military Boarding School, and Is one of the I mi s. . . In Slates. Healthy location, Fine Climate, Mild Winters, Cadet Cornet Band, Cadet Orchestra, Full Coarse of or prep- highest classes of . any College or for Business. Complete Course in For Ml with full particulars address ct COL. A. C. DAVIS, K. C. g. one of the delightful places on the Atlantic coast, will be opened to guests on i -o- a s steamer J V cured that will leave ha- been for Ocracoke on Tuesday and Saturday f each week, and leave New for on Thursday of each week. At Ocracoke every accommodation will be furnished to guests and every effort will be made to make their stay enjoyable. In keeping with the of nun have been by own I Hooker a r suit is no easy as admit. Besides both the proper colors, and textiles. The proper prices must ear an important We natter ourselves dial We've been able tO combine all these qualities and offer to our friends a reliable line of sty- well-made Clothing at the figures. For the -lout men we will say that should they mill thin coals we have them. Sues to -is. Extra Frocks in Black and Should we be able to suit you in this line will take our measure for a suit at low prices tee a lit. A fresh line of Flannel Dress Shirts received. Our of Underwear, Hats, etc. i- above the standard. is lull season- able at right prices. An in- bin is invited. M. R. LANG. Minus The Board of County Commission, en bold a special meeting next Mon- day to revise the tax list. See no- You can buy yards India one dollar, we lead, others and gutting. follow. You by missed L. U. Ponder has an advertise- in this paper that will prove of special interest to tobacco raisers and those wanting engine stacks. He is also prepared do roofing the showing it to your neighbor speaking a few words in its behalf. We lent, others follow, will sell you yards Dress Goods one dollar, An exchange says Wiggins hi dieting a long dry As usual Wiggins shows how carelessly I lie can handle the truth. To All oar Salines for All our M. Tucker took lour prisoners to penitentiary last week- Six i were sentenced, but afterward two j of them were granted n new trial. I per lb for Sweet Scotch sold in Pitt Co, which I Mr. W. P. Hart, of I a of its superiority, at wan in our office Saturday and told the old Brick Store. Were issued by the Register of Deeds to sixteen couples during the month of Jane, eight, eight colored. WHITE. M. Dixon and S. Kemp. William C. Pollard and Mamie M. route from that Tyson, Thomas K. Cory and be extended Baker. John A. Crisp and Hathaway. and Mag-; Kittrell, II. Jame's and Sallie I E. Keel, D. and Anna I. Nelson, D. J. Holland and Mary BATHING n be enjoyed will. A tram re has been from the betel to is unsurpassed and these sports can be engaged In to the heart's content. SHIR Has been employed tor the those participate In dancing. of And the prop I have been knock j ed from around high priced goods I We are making a special all j mm On which j have been right d own i n ; reach of every- i body. GO every kind are be i ii g sold a I much less than prices, union Shoes and Hats Y on can get special Bargains c have the goods and to sell you, can make prices to the interest of every purchaser. Be sure lo call on us and gel bargains T. We learn from the Snow Hill list Hint mail place to Lizzie to Marlboro and this county, the change to go in effect July 1st. Mi. J. L. W. Nobles our for a basket of peaches and plums brought us Saturday. While in the be told us be had recently lost seven hogs from era. This disease works havoc among where it breaks out. The Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county received a postal card stat- that Smith, who was sent to the colored insane asylum at Goldsboro, August 1883, died on the of June from exhaustion from chronic mania. COLORED. Albert Brown and Lizzie Dixon, i Edward Allen and Clara j Thomas Clark and Daniel, Stephen Tyson and Vines and Emma Foreman, I I Allen Austin and Mooring White-1 head, Jackson Handle, Cox and Cox. shall we do with our This is a question that many parents are asking themselves. a very important question t is. By ail means, the boys should be educated. ENGINE STACKS, Mads to bring, and TIN SHOP S. CLARK ft Greenville, C. II ST RECEIVED AT Drug Store, Front Reflector Office. Golden Medical Discovery, War- Safe Cure, Celery Compound, Syrup of Figs, Favorite Prescription, s. s. s., ii. i;. Buffalo Water. I neatly comfortably furnished and the table will be supplied the best that can be procured, to 92.00 per day. 87.00 to per week. per h. Special rates to Brown Hooker. Visit Ocracoke If wish to enjoy season. For farther particulars address SPENCER BROS., Washington, N. C. I OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY. OXFORD, N. C. Nest Session Opens Sept. 4th, TIE IS Tie Tar River Transportation Company Greenville, President I. J. S. N. M. Tarboro, Gen Capt. K. F. Jones, Washington, Gen The People's Line for travel on Tat River. The Steamer i finest and quickest boat on the river. She has been thoroughly repaired, refurnished and painted. Fitted up specially for the comfort, ac- convenience of Ladies. POLITE ATTENTIVE OFFICERS A tarnished best the market affords. A trip on Steamer Greenville Is not only comfortable but attractive. Leaves Washington Monday, U and Friday at ii. o'clock, a. m. Leaves Tarboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday o'clock, a. m. Freights received daily and through Bills Lading given to all points. J. i. i in ii in . Greenville. N. C. m m m, m, in The classes will be arranged lieu pupils ran enter the first week in January. TEACHERS Principal, Km st. Principal Miss r, Vocal and Instr menial Music. Km an Drawing. Mrs. K. IF. Book DEPARTMENTS, Primary. Academic. Classical and Mu- Painting and Drawing, ADVANTAGES Large, Comfortable Location and Good Plenty of Well Prepared aiders. A of all being graduates of class Music Department equal work to any College Slate. New Pianos and Organs. a volumes, recently for the School. Moderate, from to for and Tuition and Terms for I lay the as advertised Pupil., who do not board with the should before board elsewhere. For fur i. Address, Notice to Creditors. Having duly as Executor of the Last and of Irene I'm ins notice i- hereby given to all persons Indebted to testatrix to come forward and make Immediate pay- and to all persons having claims against to present them to the authenticated within twelve mouths this date, or notice will be plead in bar of their recovery, Alfred of Irene Tucker Attorneys. May 1889. LOW TARIFF CARNAGE NO W Tor have Buggies now. All ere free to buy where you phase, but If want lo save money you conic to my Factory on street, rear of B. cherry in--. For convenience we have an entrance through II. V. Keel's Stables on 3rd street lean give you , i for and accessibility. there. The number of marked . . r. . . , that arrive in the mails is c that the quite lame. Another testimonial to bug extended the inefficiency of Harrison and At the close of the season we will be if every thresher in county will hand us in number of bushels of wheat they threshed the this Benson, beneath the surface, but some of our citizens arc that the bugs have eaten up the vines their gar- meets these requirements. It is in every particular. There is a large faculty of able, pro- lessors. The best instruction is en in every department. Young men can complete their education at lens and are now going down the Davis School, or be prepared the ground and eating the highest classes of any College or t I University. There is also a full It Can . course in Civil a full he man who could run a paper to Commercial Course, a I branch aster Waiter brought is in heaven wearing I preparatory Course. There us a basket nice day for which many thanks are, tamed. Also to Master for apples sent on Monday. in are entitled to the beet that their money will buy, every should have, at a of the a of gigantic proportions and l extra for any Fuel, washing of these of selling to represent as Sale-agent In this town per year can be N. Philadelphia. Pa. The largest Clothing and Merchant Tailoring House in America. Notice to Creditors. OF PITT County, having issued Letters of Ad- a double set of wings I studies. You must lie mistaken, out am furnished free charge, in opinion man who could run a another column, will be found some paper everybody has particulars Davis School. been born yet, and bis mother , dead. Tax Notice. is hereby given that the Hoard Commissioner of Pitt Comity, will ministration tome, the undersigned, on the 28th day of June, on estate of deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted to the Estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims, and properly authenticated, to the under- signed, within Twelve Months after the dale this notice, or this no- will be plead in bar of their recovery. the day of K. on the estate Stancil. From Pitt to One day last C. Court in M R. L Column, i . in a ,, ii ., . . i , an exchange With P. u N. the was the first Canadian and are b one will person applying . to who has not fore listed. By Board, i II. Clerk. July 2nd ism. Notice to Creditors. Having duly us tor of David C. notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said intestate to forward and make immediate payment, U nil creditors of said intestate to their for payment within twelve mouths from this dale or this will be plead in Mr of their May . Wm. L. Smith, lark deed, nicker Murphy, attorneys. most form LAXATIVE and NUTRITIOUS or Tin FiGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to cure Habitual and the many ills de- on a weak or inactive condition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AID BOWELS. It ii the most excellent remedy known to CLEANSE EFFECTUALLY When one is or Constipated SO THAT BLOOD. SLEEP, HEALTH and STRENGTH NATURALLY FOLLOW. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR KM striven CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. FRANCISCO, CU Thai ever bad in your life for in less money than any one else the county can Rive you. why for ray expenses are less awl I pay th -put cash for Roods save the dis- counts, and It yon don't believe it The corps of teachers the of any in ,. m, Having had IS years the laud, holding diplomas from in the busbies I guarantee schools as the I satisfaction or no charge. K- the School of Languages, the a specially. the Institute of Maryland, place on 4th street rear J. II. Cherry Cooper Art School of York. The teacher of Piano and Organ is a graduate of the Norwich Conservatory, and afterwards studied under New York Professors. The teacher of Vocal Music won both j the Vocal and Instrumental Medals at the Richmond Female Institute, and ward studied three years under the New York Professors. ANNUAL SESSION I OF Hoard, fuel, lights, washing, full Lit- Course. 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USE SOAP. THE REFLECTOR. I o. TO A CHINESE IDOL. DECAY OF TRADITION. DISTORTED BANDS will surely lo who lean wash Clothes in the old-fashioned way-will. soap. How can it be and you spend hours rah steam and odors which rise from the Mb, impregnated v. ill. Una sou clothing, and with all this have not obtained the best result. WITH woman large wart. have to rub yourself and your clothes to pieces, i do not have to i when Inched you an- not too tired to m your work h well at done, and you have saved many hours of woman s PYLE'S is the model UNTOLD MISERIES BO O K S from the Errors of folly. Tire. Ir- Ac, mar h cared at home, Tail or mod Tr.-v hr mail. o 5-i-r en-- f IMP, Send K fie Medical or W. ft K. K. Schedule. SOUTH. No r. Mar . Mail, dally ex Sim. GOOD Sent or. f puce in the of Africa. A MOM instructive work. ; cent-; cloth Initiation of Tho- Paper, Selection Hark rage paper cloth cents. St., TH the world at price- ESTABLISHED 1375. you ruled, pod divine. In sacred, steady n river dark as mine Mid trees. And to you the With their smooth, unshaven chins, from their sins On knee Tiny footed maids. their raven in In similes the torn beheld their and tears. Listened hopes And their rows Now her In my lady's boudoir. Ever dumbly pining for Last repose. You sit stolid day by day. With your cheeks k- and Stony eyes and Little nose tho You will nor a Roil. i on a Pep-r Clinton bollard. I pin Ar I Ar Ar AT THE STOKE. p., AND BUT- III Oil HI II Ml No daily II S H a. fl Ar Ar Wilson Ar Ar Ar Daily Sunday. Train Scotland Neck I an Ill II ex Suit. s; ii -j S III 1.1 IS I'm .; am pin l their will I heir inn-rest to net our price- before par- i- TEAS, c. LOWEST TOBACCO CIGARS we buy direct ill you lo buy -lock id profit. com s -m leave Halifax Scotland Nick at M. leaves Scotland Meek M. daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tallinn. X via K. S. except B M. P l. JO P M. I M. leaves X daily except lo A M. i A M. N , 1-1 A M. A M. Train on Midland X Branch leaves Gold-born at, arrive N All. leaves X a M. S A M. Train on leaves Rocky Mount P M. I'M. Spring Hope I M. live Spring I A M. Nashville Rocky II A M except out for except Sunday, r II A M leave fill- M. awl M. II Ml SI Southbound train . Branch is No. SI. is No. except Sunday. Train South will stop only and Train at Weldon for all points daily. All via am daily except Sun- i lay vis Train, make close connection for all North via Richmond and Wash All train-run solid between ton and Washington, and have Palace Sleeper- attached. DIVINE, General R. Transportation T. M. inter Atlantic N. C. Railroad In A. M. 1st. lit SI. always on band and -old prices lo suit the times. Our goods arc all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk n rim. sell at a close, margin. s. M. Greenville. X. EVERYBODY LOOK. Surgeons on ships always as carrying a surgeon. know of the surgeons frequently carry, nor do deny that arc clever young men. The pay, which is calculated on or commission, is good, candidates have lo produce ex- Hut when the ship owners have, their pa j his tint of tho contract the responsibility on the shoulders of tho of to celebrity. If he and means to succeed in his is little of his being supine. The risk is rather on tho side of professional zeal. lie has a rare opportunity of experimenting his own sue, as never could have come to him at home in the hos in is his motto. Each case of serious illness is an agreeable sen- a superb compound , is a godsend; each subtler malady is a joy and a treat for the rest of the age. lie tries all manner of empirical remedies with the beat intentions; he revels in uncontrolled of instruments in the of the pa-1 science. It may hit or I miss, kill or cure, but somehow even a well principled young man can rec- I anything to an elastic conscience. have shudder- ed at reminiscences from of those emigrant Booting hospitals, told in all rood faith, in moments of confidence, by practitioners who honestly believed they had been experimenting in the cause of humanity. The Invention or lo Una laid lo Folk , It is said that tho invention of writ- injured tho power of memory, and years ago, before tho schoolmaster was i abroad, as he is nowadays, it was to meet with many of strong memorizing capacity i persona who could neither I nor j write. Complicated accounts could be kept by tho aid of a only, and tho memory of many a small far- mer or petty rural shopkeeper was bis only and order book. It is i lain that since the art of has , become an almost universal the faculty of memory, j less needed, ii less cultivated. Long after invention of rested much upon or. I assert one of the ancient races of Italy no written language, and even x. here written were in use, oral tradition formed an import ant supple- to them. Folk lore tales and lads have handed down from lip to lip for centuries with curious When oral tradition was I as a vehicle for actual information j more care was taken regarding the ac- curacy than would be the in these i days. The old reciters jealously ed a time honored form of words even in their prose narratives. Breton peasants, notably thus; who possess a talent as raconteurs, will repeat a i or a with scrupulous fidelity lo the established form in j which they have always heard the in- ; related, and will check a i who to deviate from the orthodox version with the story should begin I repealing the regular the tale. The eastern story teller deviates little honored recital of talcs of love, adventure and magic; we all our old friends from the Night if halt to listen to a professional raconteur in the streets of arty oriental town. In the days of war against proscribed books faithful memories wore often utilized to preserve prohibited works from ob- During the persecution of the in Thirteenth when their version of the Scripture was prohibited and destroyed ever found, their ministers committed books of the sacred volume to memory, and repeat meetings. to enumerate th which tradition were forbidden to THE SPRING YOU WANT Paine's Celery Compound Purifies the Blood, Strengthens the Nerves, Stimulates the Liver, Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels, Gives Life and Vigor to every organ. PROM sT There's nothing like it. Last very much run down and I procured Celery Compound. The of two bottles feel like a new man. Asa general and spring medicine, I do not know Its W. I- v. H. Vt. At dyes m-t Use It Now your tills I Can It tine It Is ; since It I have nil like i new E Dakota. Props, LACTATED FOOD THE DELLS. written histories chronicle. the whole. at re- It would be tedious many instances in preserved what oral traditions Strangely accurate; strangely, when we consider facts altered and distorted when occurrences are related story tellers. which a secret whispered to one person and repeated to a is usually altered out of all recognition when repeated aloud by the last is played every day in society. And vet local tradition will mid arrived and now tor -ale hi A King F. Will sell cash. Wills. II i terms on time. I I iv for a-b and can lo .-ell as an;, one. Give me a call. UNDERTAKING. What a pleasing variation from the present national emblem would a dainty blossom afford in tho profuse decorations and commemorative de- signs. A national would be just as distinctive upon a badge as our shield or or large winged eagle, J and would be susceptible of much more dainty bundling artistically. I There is no doubt. I suppose, but that we all would glad to have a nation but how shall decide upon Cannot some method be suggested by which the popular pref- can be ascertained Would u popular vote upon the subject be practicable i How else can it be of note have offered upon the subject, but, of course, they are without authority to decide the matter, and it is not likely to settled until a very general in- is fell in it. Tho press can do much to arouse this interest, and let us hope it will work in tho good cause. Lady in New York Star. j faithfully chronicle the site of a battle. I the burial place of a hero, tho date a siege, and sometimes, after of historians and antiquarians have scoffed unreliable local a later investigation will dis- cover traditional story was true one all. rail. Centuries of repetition may have slightly added to the incidents or distorted some the facts, but the main tale is strictly exact. The reputed treasure trove i prove but a trifling hoard, the battle field smaller in I he graves of the heroes regard- ant and In of a f rum one of let- each local tradition is true the . locale where they -n may I claim to bi as a -i I history; though this, perhaps, i- Oral tradition is usually from con- arty bias, Tho repeaters of traditional on the tale as they heard it. but now many an historian appears a brief for one side or another in every contest and 1.1 write his history a view, not of elucidating facts, but of representing certain historical characters as angels or lite reverse. Such writers are the pleasant- est In real; an Annul of says tho poor man's only and. indeed, what Would world be without tho music of their ringing Many learned philosophers have ground out column after column of essays j in their attempts to depict to us the that would fall upon us should be transported to a I world without color or instrumental music; the result would an rely be equal- j i disastrous should some evil genii i deprive us all the bells in the world j and of the manufacturing anew I supply to till their places. What would London have done for j a lord mayor for three whole terms j between the years 1380 and 1-11.1 had not Richard WhittingtOn heeded ; gentle admonition of the bow bells as j they told him ill silver tongued again, Whittington, thrice lord mayor of Tho name of tho inventor of bells, has been in the wide revolving I shades of centuries past; but what is in a name It little matters who ho j was or where he lived. surely know as much of his personal history and habits as we would if told his name w is William Dan or Mo-es. that In- lived an indefinite ; period so many years C. Bells are mentioned as In-ill part of the vestment or ornaments attached lo the wearing of ancient Jew high priests as far back as the time of ; Aaron and his brother, Moses the meek man. Even in more remote times we are told that religious assemblages and caravans about to start on a journey , were called together by tho ringing of hand bells and cymbals. bishop of Cam- a small Italian principality, was the first to a bell on or near , building wherein Christians con- for worship. This was the year A. primitive church buildings were not provided ; with a belfry, that very necessary adjunct being a separate building or tavern erected at front or the rear of the main building and used for the sole accommodation of, the bell. These towers were usually j called in honor of the. Italian state, in which they were first erected. In early times the bell itself was called a j throughout Europe, and may be. so called ill Italy until for aught tho writer knows. the Fourth century Christians attributed lo Bishop bells a two fold efficacy, to be as useful in warding off lightning as I in admonishing dilatory churchgoers of the duty they vis and A. favorite inscription on bells of the Fourth and Fifth centuries, and even down through tho Middle j Ages, was; i Schiller, I in of . uses tho above as a motto. If trans- lated would read something like call the mourn the break tho W. Wright in St. Louis Republic. I would respectfully call your lo the following and to remember can buy a or of house ape any other in the I country. Thai is the most reliable i best having represented over forty years in this vicinity. j That is second m none mid has unusual tor filling lier promptly am satisfactory. Very re W. in P. W. Conn. ;. c. i K Any Of the follow in.; sent i of The most in t . on lb subject. i e cloth Paper Selections from Mark others, paper Warren Bi., York 5-Ton Cotton Gin Scales, BEAM BOX BRASS TARE BEAM. raid. WANTED, s.-nil I JONES HE PAYS THE fr JONES of BINGHAMTON, K. Y. , .-. . . la . . lo stops I n . -mi m. , Book only Ian I. .- i. . . to from u tuft p, r, men r. ,,, it , l.-i , ,. t i. t. . id mi. Be. sure wide me. n tan h. wan New Jersey, OF Bu. O. Proprietor. EN LA KG ED TO -pi am IN TIME i- i is ct ft PARKER'S , BALSAM d Gray -1 Col v. , . Ill I . . , . nil,, l.-l. I . i- HAY PRESSES and J--r it. lid m in-t Circle Having associated R. S. with the Undertaking we are ready to serve the people in rapacity. All notes and accounts due me services have been placed ill the hands Mr. Sheppard FLAX AC AX. is Seldom fault statement la. and has kept alive have p Ar. p III Si in a ii. Mixed l-t a in r, l in ore f. II U r. T. f. a in We keep on hand at all times a nice of Burial Cases and of all kinds and can furnish anything desired from In- Case down to a county Pine Coffin. We are fitted up with all conveniences and can render satisfactory services to all who n- FLANAGAN MARVELOUS may b lie- I. ton is quoted. In which the great his-j is sadly dull, as a rule; hut when a and essayist gives a specimen I biased writer plays the part of Clio, of tho critical articles called forth j tradition may Often prove the the brilliant performances of guide of Polk lore, if ethereal runs the j an altogether reliable passage, like Hakes from tho in- and then, rising into the air, crystallize and form The dazzling obscurity of on which amused and astonish- ed has equaled, if not surpassed, by a like panegyric on the of Dr. Hans Billow, lo which attention has been called Tho Musical Times. the high white light of a matchless musically intellectual says tho writer, lie touches becomes with a vivid life. The tone leaps up to his electric touch; and marvel- tonal edifice is erected under our very sight, or rather don Life. P. extinguish I . tor and it i lass easy . . Too sail Tim Maoris, every in their world, indulged freely in cannibalism in the olden though they long for this practice found in the DISCOVERY. of . In one readies- and it c -I. of r. Win. A. . w r. -it in Mind . .- . . t Hi-1 IV. jab ii-- i . --l fie.-by . ,. I rm. . Ave-, i and Sat i Wednesday Train connect, with Wilmington j Weldon Train bound North, leaving S in., and with Danville Train West, leaving p. m. Trail. connects with Train, arriving at in., and will. and Train from North at p. m with and Freight Train, leaving p in and with Rich- Danville Train leaves at p. Season Hound Trip Tickets. special Rates Pare. Trip Tickets, stations named below to of In June 1st. Prom To Season, hat. Night Mi in d i--y i m if- and Kinston New 1.58 of Round Trip from to point the W. X. C. R. R. GRAND EMPORIUM Shaving, and Hair. FRONT the Opera at place I have lo. at. d. and Where I have eve. thing in my line NEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE, MAKE A MODEL BARBERSHOP ml. all the appliances ; new and chairs. at reasonable work of my -bop class has roved Very Tender Now the French popular horse meat and frogs they have heavily into snail culture. Small armors said to from to a year fattening those tender They arc bought up read- by the wealthy, favorite food. Mushroom culture and snail culture utilize tho dark places, cellars and tunnels. So it is that tho possibilities of food supply increase. Much of the best that tho earth sup- plies has so far been neglected. Our locusts that the western farmers will not eat is tho chief article of diet in oriental Louis Globe- Fowl In an Professor of after a long series of chemical declares that an egg contains as much nourishment as a pound and an ounce of cherries, a pound and a of grapes, a pound and a half of russet apples, two pound of and tour pound of pears, and that pounds of grapes, pounds of russet apples, pounds of pears, and pounds of plums equal in nourishment to pounds of York Sun. also, throughout most of the of their country, the arrival of Europeans ed pigs, cattle other domestic possessed mammals ever, thus meat, except of the human subject, impossible U attain. The Maoris never ate friends unless they were hungry, and regaled enemies who had been slain or captured in bat- When tho whites came among them they cooked individuals at an experiment, but very generally abandoned the practice, as finding the flesh Ho result, no doubt, of the use of this condiment in most forms of civilized foods, tho taste which the Maori could not stand. Most of their white captives, there- fore, were and were read riven up to any one who would exchange an old musket or a dozen cartridges for them. Money they did not care for, not knowing its use. mid regarded sovereigns useful only to be pierced and hung in the ears, being quite willing also to exchange these for shillings, as being a trifle larger and regarded as more becoming. in a On piazza of n Par Harbor cot- now unoccupied, two young people themselves evening seated upon a garden bench, near a at the corner of the house. It was a bright moonlight evening, mid happening lo look in at the window the Kent Ionian spied across tho room through another window on the op- side another couple sitting on the piazza, with their arms lovingly entwined and evidently wrapped in sweet oblivion to all things mundane Whispering softly to the lady with him. lie cautiously stole to the corner and looked round, but the couple had gone. Returning to his seat, he was astounded, on looking through the window again, to behold tho same couple in the same attitude. Waiting a few minutes, but still keeping their eves on the strange couple and noting maneuvers, they planned that they should both jump suddenly round tho corner and surprise the They jumped, and lo I the mys- two had again vanished. An- other ghost story was well under way when our young friends discovered that they had been looking in a Journal. BEFORE w i lira quarter prices of Machines Farmers i. u THE CELEBRATED Wheeler Vibrator; Thresher or made 1-y us. WHEELER CO., ALBANY- N. Y. ROOT BEER IN LIQUID EASILY MADE MAKES FIVE CAUCUS The best Salve III the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, risers. Salt bopped Hands. Corns, and all Skin re- satisfaction, or money refunded. Price per box. For sale by The moat APPETIZING in world. IT. Auk your or for It. C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA. and positively cures Piles, or no pay re- II to guaranteed . e., . Fixed Many All A smart 10-year-old boy living on Charlotte avenue is greatly interested in theatricals. Tho other evening ho concluded to write a play. of After ho said to his no- The success of the fencing . id a doubt the would tell me what to For Sale. I will my Center property consisting of two acres of land with store house, large warehouse and tenant on reasonable Property waled at Center If lit on Tar propriety of fencing as a pas- time. It is not too violent, for each can her activity to suit her self, and remain on the defensive or assume the offensive as she feels like it. Twenty minutes of active will give more exercise to all the muscles of the body than two hours of pretty fast walking. Ono of the of the class said to the I ruin power saw and will sell at a sacrifice. 1.011 K j i-i. -7.0- Hot l. l. if. very desirable location tot mercantile j writer that in her opinion one month's business. have splendid fencing will teach a girl better how to walk and carry herself a draw- j room than a year's lessons in or calisthenics Those who have seen tho lithe, straight figures graceful motion of. the ladies who in fencing Harry. I mill that M. ill.-. N. C. Self-Inking Pen Pencil an . ea MARKS name In i W a PUB St. 1-1 in fencing will be inclined to agree with her fully and to wish success to those who have added to the list of female an exercise so eminently fitted for the use of the fair sex and. for their physical York Star. do with naming a playmate. killed all tho rest of tho boys off, but Harry's a stumper. I don't know what to do with not leave him out, proposed his out I guess you don't know him, Why, he'd mad and wouldn't speak to mo for After thinking a minutes he what is it to mother told him, when face brightened, and he Needn't tell any more, tin- situation. I'll cremate Indianapolis Journal. hereby offer for the arrest and conviction of scoundrel who hit my dog with a is an in a Trenton paper to which Henry Armstrong signs bis name. of the Bishop of Eastern Carolina. June 23rd, Sunday alter . V. Chin oh. New Heine. June 23rd, 1st Sunday after Iv St. Sew June Trinity, M. P. St. June 30th. Wednesday alter E. St. Bean June Thursday after M P- St. Graven Conn June Friday after Trinity, Grace Church. Trenton. June 30th, Slid Sunday after Trinity St. Kinston. July niter Trinity, Bethel, Lenoir Co. Sod, Tuesday alter Trinity, B. P. Hell's Ferry, Pitt after M. P. St. Johns, I'll Co. July 4th, Thursday alter Trinity Dawson's school house. July 5th, Friday after Trinity, M. P. Farmville, Pitt Co. July 3rd Sunday alter Sr. Snow Hill. Inly 8th, Monday alter II. July Tuesday after Trinity. On. Trinity, B. P., Springs, KNOW THYSELF Tin-; A Standard the and IN A Per Year, VANCE New- paper ever in Greenville, it LATEST NEWS Matter paper her and gives M tho money in CaT. The gives a variety news. NATIONAL, STATE and LOCAL, will it- self t the in winch M hues. SAM Y. ll to as its large and growing t ion it an excellent medium through which to reach the people obtained, in.-ice-- ii S. or the Courts t e are the I . ;. Patent Of- ii--1 en raged i I and i-ii obtain ;. In time I ban ft .-bin . in. o In . i- m e mil iii of charge, mill iv.-make in. change i. be I M So -l i Moll. . ii i I lid., lo null i .-I lb. ; . . -.- terms and t. act it el lent In your own Stale, or address, i . 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