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mm y t THE BEST I II IN GREENVILLE CIRCULATION. The Reflector JOB PRINTING D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. VOL GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1889. NO. The Reflector, GREENVILLE. N- C. f. i. Editor Washington Letter- THE LEADING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT. LATELY t Price. per HEAVEN. a. HOLLAND. Heaven is not readied at a single bound; But we the ladder by which I rise From the lowly earth to the skies, And mount to it- summit round by round. j We count this thing to be grandly true That a noble deed is a toward God. hitting soul from the common clod To purer air and a broader view. ill o and measures that are not consistent the true principles of the party. If too want a a eel inn of the State for the -or. T SAMPLE FREE I From our regular Washington, D. C, Sept. C, Tanner will have to go. That this conclusion baa been reached by Sec- Noble is the impression of nine out of every ten people- one meets here matter what their politics may be It. is said that No was disposed to look over Tau- official arts his eternal talking was the which broke ; the camels back ; as one of Noble's friends put.-; it seems to think that instead being a Make an Exhibit. Breeders of Sheep Exhorted to Attend the State Fair, 14th to 19th. DEMOCRATIC, BUT Democratic We are of the By what we have mastered of good and gain ; By the pride deposed and the passion slain ; And the vanquished ills that hourly meet STATE GOVERNMENT. of Wake. M. Holt. of Secretary of I. of Wake. W. of Wake. of Wayne. Superintendent of Public Instruction Sidney M. Finger of Catawba. Attorney F. David- son, of Buncombe. SUPREME Chief Justice N. H. Smith, o Wake. Associate S. Merrimon. of Wake; Joseph J. Davis, of James E. Shepherd, of Beaufort and Alfonzo C. A very, of Burke. COURT. First II. Brown, of Beaufort. i We hope, we aspire, we resolve, we trust. W hen the morning tails M in life and light, riot- lie is that official's superior That Tanner will go is ex- probable, bat I should not hesitate to wager a big red apple that his resignation will be ask c-1 until after the Ohio election. Mr. Harrison got bis education in Indiana, is There is nothing that can do so much toward imparting an as object teaching, says Western may teach principles for five years and not Laughable Reflections. New York Letter. THE STATE. And Mirth Provoking Selections u Com-, N m. . . . , piled by the Bad Boy. of IS US. , Store for Poet Office does pro-1 . , , , . meeting prosper, v. m very well. There's 1889- awakening at the close of j In accordance with the city i every which toot effect the first of As the Press, Madame Coaxer to eligible of my feet so much sis we can by making do the moM rt a practice of principles a few j tractive mouths; so many of us teach, or But our h. arts weary, and ere the fully aware of the danger there is to importance of sheep husbandry, and yet never ac- so much through the usual modes of teach as we cu by bringing our sheep where the pub-. lie may look at them. This is a sub- that shape, or another, we have gone over many times, and yet we do not secure the adoption j of our method H fully as we would like it. In times of depression I promoters of farm Col. cook seems to suit my taste The at U. dosed. Maj. New Heine. the present month, all of the one- horse cars, or as they familiarly called, bare been ed. The days of the bob tail jug- have been fulfilled and the thousands of passengers and Miss Gossip, try in to pump in this great city can long breath and take a now lease of, life. of these was an unmitigated Is it true, my dear, that there is a skeleton in your family closet Little know that there's a skeleton the closet, but ma told me there was a ghost, in the par No one ever liked them ; no one rode in them unless compelled to; and no one ever paid his fare if he courage, could it. Their only were the companies night Our lives are trailing the sordid dust. Miss Buchanan once rallying her cousin, an officer, on bis courage, I could help it. Their only friends Mr. re- L the ally mean to tell me yon can walk up I. ., , ., to a cannon's mouth without fear V were saved was the prompt reply, the expense of paying for a cons at tempting to swap horses while crossing a stream. We hope, we aspire, we revive, Tie Works of And we think that mount air which built the new of sensual things, will have to pay While our feet still cling to the heavy Uncle Sam a penalty of on account of failure to demonstrate Wings for angels, but for men t the amount of horse power called We may borrow the to the; for by specifications, unless We may and resolve and aspire can be persuaded to remit it. But rise, or we fall again, i Senator who called a democratic leaders dreams is a ladder thrown I w- . .,., .- From weary earth to the Virginia tins week, says thing ; is excellent condition that But the dream- depart and the vision , prise that is particularly affected, to he are pretty apt to told their arms and did it. let the enterprise sink out of sight. If times are very dull the live stock breeder thinks it will not pay to ad- in any direction. He i draws bis advertisement the columns of the and perhaps does show an animal at the fair. The city merchant does do things that way. He is bound to tempt people to part with what money they have; Normal Institutes have been held in forty counties this year. It is said North Carolina has the best weather service of any State in the Union. Hickory Press and celebrated her centennial birthday near this Saturday. I Herald A large of colored people will leave hero about the last of October Mists- i and Arkansas. Lexington A letter Blind Staggers. From the New Journal we clip the following prescription as given by Dr. F. L. of Washington prevent staggers, joss, aloes, I and oz. ginger in a pint of water; give it to the horse once in hours. For a that has an attack of staggers l the above dose every hour. Horses that have staggers should ; be given loose State all the indications point Second Philips, of sleeper wakes on his of; to a big democratic majority. stone. Langston, the who is a con- Daniel's Old Breech- administration will support him his contest, for seat in the House. To appreciate the coolness of this announcement it es. Lexington Dispatch. Our friend Daniel, of Healing Springs, was in town Mon day, the same pair he ho attended the great demonstration in honor of Gen. W. H. at Salisbury j is contesting the scat on the ground that Mahone people votes cast him. No matter what Connor, of Heaven is not, single Tor a seat in Congress from Clark, of the we I the Fourth Virginia district District-John A. of; that he will support Mahone, District F T of- we to it. summit by the Virgin- Stat republican committee, the Seventh c. of, . National republican committee and Cumberland. Eighth A. Armfield, of Ninth F. Graves, of Tenth Dist n O. of ft n Eleventh M. Mecklenburg. Twelfth Q. Merrimon. So Buncombe. IN K. Vance, of Matt. W. Ransom, of North- of District m 1840. The pants were made the Thomas G. skinner, of previous year by Ben. Fraley, Second P. Cheat ham col. J . . of They are still neat and Third w. of clean, are in a good stale of P Fourth District-B. II. Nash. worn a great deal at odd times Fifth W. of ., Sixth Rowland campaign of log S. Henderson, Eighth A. Ninth of GOVERNMENT. S. p. Court A. A. K. Tucker. Register of II. James. B. Cherry. S. L. Ward. B- Harris. Commissioners-Council Dawson. Chair- man, Mooring. C. V, Newton, W. A. James, Jr., T. E. Keel. Board of Chairman J. S. and J. D. Cox. Public School ding. of Health Dr. F. W. Brown. TOWN. G. James. F. Evans. R. Long. T. Smith. Asst R. Moore. Ward, B. N. Boyd Ind Ward. Jr., and Alfred For bes 3rd Ward, T. J. Jarvis and M. R. Long; 4th Ward, W. N. Tolbert. CHURCHES. First and Third Sundays, morning and night. Rev. N. C. Hughes, D. D., Rector. Sunday, morn- and night. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. Rev. R. B. John, every Sunday, morn- and night. Meeting every Wednesday night. W. Pastor. THOUGHT HE WAS WitH THE BOYS. called out the street car conductor. exclaimed a man who had been half asleep in the corner, and the whole car smiled. Of course, the law always from to the editor states that every street car that college had students should have a conductor, but the present at the opening. lighten a little the on my the temptation consists of steady I lightest suit, sir, ain't a bite to- extensive advertising just my fin- in dull times as they do good go and got it must pay them to do It will companies had a little way of getting over that by calling the a and putting a badge on his hat to that effect. As the drivers of one-horse cars are Owner of in f Physiologically constructed the closely at you j s other people are a trifle over weight. Can't you two eyes in front and hind,, the accidents A company with has been formed at Wilmington, N C, to manufacture cotton bag- out of pine needles. Wilmington so or they would not do it. pay our live stock breeders to do likewise, pay them every time and pay them handsomely. Carolina want to HAD A GOOD SETTER HIMSELF. Mm know who has a good setter dog to sell that sets everything a regular that will set every time in, There with only j will be sixteen fairs held in the none be-j State this season. Commissioner natural result was that says this be thinks is the wore occurring all the greatest number ever held. Tarboro A private letter to a Tarboro gentlemen from Nashville says J. J. a sou of the ex sheriff of Nash, was rested Monday for robbing a drunk- en man on the streets. time. Besides this, there were other annoyances connected with the running of these cars which made them exceedingly disagree- able and an outrage on the public- Time time again a ten cent i piece or a quarter, instead of the j five cent fare, has been dropped in- the , ml .-ii t, f know where they can buy improved set- souls Hades, there was no re- fer f of I've got that kind of hen I'll sell breeds of sheep, and if those per- sons who raise them will only ex- at the State Pair, October 11th to 19th, they will find must be remembered that I bu and them ran for Congress on an independent Stock is transported ticket the regular republican free of railroads to or time having been by Mahone . Fair, so that if they j A Democrat was elected and Lang- are not sold the cannot place hunter and any money in making a trial to sell Ian underlined article. A school- improved sheep. our farm defined a bustle as a en must be breeders of fine sheep OUT OF LITTLE MOUTHS. A youngster who saw a-learner I cars when reflect that first time exclaimed. r a I is been call Durham Sun Complaints of the uncertainty and irregularity of the mail service continue to us. Your only salvation was I A letter written at Denote, X. C. on to take a day off and go to the com-; July 23rd aim postmarked pan office. have often wonder- j July reached Durham on the 2nd ed why an enlightened people will jot How is this for rap- patiently endure such outrages as id transit His name is J. It. residence Woodbury, Hill county, Texas; Ins statement May, My little son was cured by S. S. of bad sores and ulcers, rest of a general breaking down of bis health from fever. He was incurable, but two bottles of Swift's Specific him out all right. Mr. John King, of Jackson, Miss., says that ho was cured of in his feet and legs by taking Swift's Specific. This was after be had tried many other remedies, both internal and external, and paid many doctor's bills. Swift's specific has saved me years of untold misery by relieving a partial paralysis in my left side. This was after had been treated by best physicians in St Louis and Chicago. The trouble was caused by some derangement of my blood, which has been corrected by S. S S. T. A. Sherman, Texas. I. O. Mo., say Swift's Specific cured on his limbs and body. He took only two small bottles. . and sell to those wishing to chase not lot our people have to send money out of the State and pay high prices for what can raise with profit. Every Hock-master should feel that it would be to his to make as large, fine an exhibit it is very safe to say that Langston will occupy that seat the next Congress, cabins administration has develop- and hard cider. Mr. Daniel voted id quite a faculty disposing or; for Old but never i Ir- a manner that IS voted anything but the Demo-J to the white ticket since the war, he could J designated Lieutenant fairs as not do so much for Grandson Ben. I Alexander, the only officer in Mr. Daniel is now seventy-two the Army, as military of years old, is as bale and hearty American legation at as many a man twenty years Fred Douglass is the minister, He has oat the old i Washington will be designated pants, intending to wear them the place for holding the Amer- mg the administration, Exposition of 1892 by more then, if the country is not in a two-thirds vote of Congress. bustle as a a boy described a law suit as the things a wears. A little girl was heard to say to her know if first you cry and then you smile, these are but a small part of the outrages which the same people en- my faith in their enlighten.- shaken. I congratulate my fellow . on their enlighten and their success in getting rid of bobtail car. THE YOUNG NAPOLEON. News and Mr. W. Capehart, son of A. Esq., of has been appointed by the Governor to succeed the late Mr. Bryan Sat- as his executive clerk. Mr. Capehart arrived yesterday, and is a young man, IS of age, of courteous and pleasing ad- dress. The trial of Henry S. Ives, nick- a will come over your t ., Children often have a happy J. of making apt illustrations. A boy had nothing LaGrange Sen tracts I. B. asked to describe a kitten, capital, to lad closed the kitten is remarkable for J begins today the at test TUe story, in Friday, which reunited In of Woodruff j sums to the church. He was assist- ever, stopping it gets I, ,, . . The children at a school asked, among other his associate, of how this young res- ed by Rev. W. H. Oliver, Durham. animals the sheep is least under- what bearing false wit rose from a six stood by the public at large. The against one's neighbor meant, to railroad Wilmington There is neglected by the govern- a pert little girl is when e . met are cotton factories the State. little thought by the I appears that all arc running in general public; and sheep breeders cannot expect that the great mass of consumers will ever know much LODGES. Greenville Lodge, No. A. F. A. M., meets every 1st Thursday and Mon- day night the 1st 3rd Sunday at Masonic Lodge. A. L. Blow, W. M., G. L. Sec. Greenville B. A. Chanter. meets every 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Ma- sonic Hall, F. W. Brown, II. P. Covenant Lodge. No. I. O. O. F. meets every Tuesday night. O. W. N. G. insurance Lodge. No. K. of II., meets first and third Friday night. D. D. Haskett, D. Pitt Council, A. L. of H., meets to have settled every Thursday night. C. A. White, C. the ho will buy another this prediction. pair. Owing to heavy bond purchases and pension payments the Treasury Madison Superior Court.; department for August shows an in- A lawyer in his speech to the in the Public appearing for the plaintiff, remark- debt. ed that the engineer, who had been Thomas, of examined as a witness, ought to; declined, have seen the cattle, and that he; man Little, of Ohio, has been would necessarily have seen if he to represent this Govern- had been at bis post of duty ; and i the Venezuela claims com- be further remarked that the mission. The have no right to must have been in the baggage complain of the administration, car taking a drink; whereupon, the i Ex-representative and ex- senator engineer, who was present in court, I, Norwood of Georgia is visiting cried out in a loud and angry voice j Washington. He was asked what to the attorney to stop, and remark-1 be thought the administration ed with an oath that attorney I would effect in well knew that he was not drunk. ,. His answer Clark very properly commit- oat of of the the engineer to jail for thirty intelligent people of the South are says the Asheville Citizen. The The Chronicle rises to can do with on What did Judge Clark J the Uris He was next inflict upon the abusive lawyer be the Lately we have seen much of this of Congress passing a law to gratuitous heaped upon wit-1 His re. and parties to actions by at-; . may pass their laws which was unwarranted but they win be a dead letter. It POST OFFICE. boors p. M. Money Order hours A. w. to p. u. No will be from to p. u. and from to r. M. Bethel mail arrives dally Sun- at A. M., and departs at p K. Tor mail a Sun- M. and depart- at P. M. Washington mail doily M. and P. M. PERKINS. Appointments For on Bethlehem Mission. Bethlehem. 1st Sunday at Longs School House, let Sunday at o'clock Sports, 2nd Sunday o'clock. Sid at II Chapel. 4th Sunday;, E C. Glenn, P. C. about industry they push I he sheep directly under their noses. They do not read the class journals that discuss sheep interests and the only way to make them think of animal from Fayetteville Celebration. by the facts, and ought not to have been allowed. As the Statesville Landmark says the engineer ought with attorney outside of court, but the was great and it was a sudden ebullition of passion. If Judge Clark or some other Judge will teach virulent abusive lawyers they have no right to abuse and bones, men, that too late to interfere with the fairs of the South in that way. Our people will not any intended to place the over them. And the in the North is against it. As a voter is a failure. Some accuse us of repressing the vote, they are not The fact is merely that the mass of not knowing the use of the ballot have got tired now that the novelty is worn off and whose back so largo a portion of; at Fayetteville, November 21st. their raiment comes, is to show the The oration will be delivered by- back with the wool on it. At some senior Senator, Hon. M. W- of our fairs the sheep exhibit is so and we may well expect insignificant it does no good in J something calculate to increase the direction of which we are speak- our love and veneration North ed for millions, reads like a romance. Perhaps after all, the gambler I tune those shut down for Wall street are not as smart as j repairs. So far as known all appear they are supposed to be and to pay well. Many additions to Perhaps the greatest event that j able buildings are in progress and there 1889 now has in store for to coyer their tracks better than , a increase in machinery. Carolina, is the occasion of the T, for which I i- . w n . Kinston Free Press A man, of the one hundredth an- , , . . id u. a . . , . f I is to is Sutton, was killed last Thurs- stock in connection with the rich j day by another at a Chicago. Hamilton j house about six miles its adoption of the Federal constitution, which will MORE CITY POST OFFICES- from Trenton. Sutton was called A few pens of sheep make no impression, but when there are many pens, the beholder feels as he does when he goes to Carolina's pioneer heroes, and to strengthen the patriotism of all true sons of the Old North State. The privilege of listening to the A plan is now under consideration to the door and when he opened it which if carried out will result in a load from a double-barrel the establishment in this city gun. Mr. Walters says the sixty or seventy new post offices, i road will not be extended from It is proposed to space in corn- Greenville to Kinston unless the the Union Stock Yards and exclaims matchless oratory, for which Ban- is noted on such occasions as drug stores. The proposition is that the proprietor of the store shall provide a clerk who shall at all times be ready to sell money or- looking over the W by, here are acres of stock; J this, will be a great inducement to right of way and a site for the do- are given. There are several persons on proposed routes who will the right of way. It N C. C. N. C AW Mm DANIELS. WILSON, N. Any Business to us will be Promptly Attended to. I. DENTIST. E Hie, N. ALEX I,. BLOW, GREENVILLE, N. Ci J. E. M RE. J. H. TUCKER. J. MURPHY TUCKER MURPHY, A T-LA W, Greenville, N. C. L. C. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNER f SKINNER, n. c. TAMES M. NORFLEET, Y-AT-L A W, GREENVILLE, N. C. register and receive seems to us that, except very letters and parcels for mailing, j circumstances, property is never before knew how extensive end this great occasion, but the j e project is part a plan which in value more than the of way and that the people country Has of Jefferson Davis, crowned king of the Southern Mr. Davis has given assurance that he intends to be there. Let Hickory Press Carolinian. So says the and Wort that would have him greatest of living i a royal reception, a reception characteristic of the patriotic hos- that would have him whether by fair means or by Fowle means. We thought and said Dr. should have resigned mediately after bis trial and He thought and acted other- wise until contempt of law and a spirit of revolution satisfied him number of letter carriers- Special owning property along the route wagons will go from store to store give the right of way with collecting mails delivering out them at the General Post office. At period in the history of i North Carolina has the growth and of her towns and cities been as marked steady as now. North Carolina Is not much on of North Carolina, booms, but there is scarcely a town for the noble guest we will enter- j that we know of which has railroad facilities that does not give evidence With the presence of prosperity in the new buildings Keep the Well Clean. that his resignation was necessary to the peace and good order of State. , ., they do not want to vote, they slay Judge will do a good service to the , Washington is preparing to enter Slate and win gratitude of the people and of just lawyers as well. Chronic t. Edward Blanchard of literary staff of I be Loin ion Massachusetts in convention at Worcester, nominated a lull State ticket. the Knight that are expected to attend here next month. We shall treat them so well that will all come again and bring their friends to great exposition three years hence. President an in Washington Wednesday noon and is expected here again to-night. gone but very many regret the man of his going. It is sad to know that one who braved the power a military despot in behalf of law, and won the praises of his countrymen as the champion of personal Davis, this celebration will have a two fold significance. The of adoption of the federal constitution will teach youth of Very few may regret that he has, the land leMons of and devotion to the flag that bears impress the stars and stripes; and at the same time, with Davis as the figure, it will also teach that It was love of liberty and devotion to principles of and justice that North Carolina the South when should yielded to the do mantis of a pen and ink revolution flowed This great and trampled down Hie law he has so long studied and defended. Yes, Grissom has gone but we regret the manner of bis going. erected, while In some of very large of money have been in- vested in stores, private residences, and improvements, of a strong confidence in the future of these places. This is the spirit that is bringing North Caro- to the front. North Carolinians have done much by energy and money to build up the cities of States, and it is gratifying now to see their efforts turned to build- the towns and cities of their own State. A permanent was el. j shingle mid at by the State Prohibition Con- Trenton, Out, baa destroyed at Syracuse, N. Y by are. Lou, . Philadelphia Times. It is not uncommon to find wells, when opened examination, so foul that suffocation would follow if any person entered them, and well always take the precaution to lower a light into them to test the atmosphere. As water is a powerful absorbent, there be no foul air anywhere, even a room, without befouling any water that is preset, and, besides foul wells arc often rendered thy and unwholesome by dead rats, frogs, etc., also by age mingling with the water. There is no safety, therefore, in the use of well water without frequent examination sod cleansing of the well, and neglected is -to repeated. of levied should be they can be they must be vigilantly frequently V JAMES, GREEN VILLE, N. C. Practice in all the Collection a Specialty. I B. YELLOWLEY, ATTORNEY-A W, Greenville, N. C. P. C F MATTHEW Civil Engineers, Surveyor and Architects. N. V, HOTELS. Greenville, N. C. Under new management. Hot cold water baths. rooms at- servants. Table always ed with the best of the market, reed in connection. E. B MOORE HOTEL SPENCER BROS., THE NOME SAMPLE ROOMS wait. Rooms. Best table afford. When In the stop the Hotel, WASHINGTON N. C If yen want to save money buy your Boots, Hats, Caps, Dress Goods ft Domestics at next door to Bawls, the Jeweler. RAWLS ft TYSON.

The Eastern Reflector, GREENVILLE. N. C. Ml shed THE LEADING PAPER IN THE LATELY Subscription Price. per year. BUT will not to Democratic and measures that arc not consistent with th true principles of the party. If a section of the State send for the -ob. SAMPLE COPY FREE ENTERED AT THE AT Mail Matter. WEDNESDAY. 188.1. His was a rare ; in a century, never a more in Congress. Nearly every person one meets here has some personal anecdote to tell of Tue clerk of the House the following to take charge of bis took place in New York to- day Messrs. Randall, our heart-felt sympathy. Two matters that have for bis place. . i t scarcely some time been giving several WM editors of the State plenty man for have been granted by those in authority. The Board of Directors the State Insane Asylum met in Raleigh last week and on the seventh ballot elected Dr. William It. Wood, of Hali- fax, as Superintendent of the institution. Sot knowing any- thing of Dr. Wood we are not prepared to say how well the Board of Directors made their choice, yet we he will a man fully competent to till the position. To say the least he has one of the greatest resting upon him that any man could assume. Besides the grave duties of properly car- for the unfortunates placed there under his charge, now that the precedent has been h ; s set by the great war recently institution will order an investigation. about the man, Felix, Campbell, Heard Kelley. Barrows and of Penn- Think of it my the of the Pension office contained the last day of pensioners and is still increasing. The fig ores are from an official statement issued. Secretary Proctor is laying the wires to succeed Senator Morrill, of Vermont, term expires in 1891, and Senator . do-, all he can to assist him. There is trouble in the office the Coast Survey. Four years ago Mr. Cleveland removed the Supers of the office, and several clerks for crookedness, and now it is alleged that the assistants at pres- in charge of the office make a practice of obtaining money in a dis- honorable way- Secretary country, our sorrow is softened by the hope, that to him it is was but the transition to a higher and brighter life. We rejoice that our brother was a Christian, the soul of honor tho em- kindness, affection mil friendship. that he trusted Hint died that we may and we feel assured that loss is his infinite and eternal gain. That we extend to our grief- sister, his family n our heart-felt sympathy. That these ions be spread upon the minutes of the church and a copy be sent to his bereaved ow, and one copy each to the Eastern Tarboro Banner with a request to publish. John W. R. Parker, J Com. W. R. S ALFRED FORBES, R. S. CLARK CO, THE OF to the buyers of Pitt and surrounding counties, a line the following that are not to be excelled in this market. And to be First-class and pure straight goods. DRY GOODS of all kinds, NOTIONS. CLOTHING, GEN- FURNISHING GOODS. HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES, LA- and CHILDREN'S SLIPPERS, FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, DOORS, WINDOWS, SASH and BLINDS. and QUEENS- WARE, HARDWARE, PLOWS and PLOW CASTING, LEATHER of different kinds. Gin and Mill Belting, Hay, Rock Lime, Plaster or Paris, and Hair, Harness, Bridles and addles. HEAVY A SPECIALTY. Agent O. K. T. Spool Cotton which I offer to the trade at Wholesale Jobbers prices, . cents per dozen, less i per cent for Bread Prep- and Hall's Star at jobbers Prices White Lead and pure Lin- seed Oil, Varnishes and Paint Colors. Cucumber Wood Pumps, Salt and Wood and Willow Ware. Nails a specialty. Give me a call and guarantee satisfaction. Notice. The attention of Teachers and School is hereby called to the fact that from now until January 1st, they can the school books which the State law requires to be used in public schools, by exchanging old books for new ones, at the rates of ex change established by the State Board of Education, the rates of exchange arc very low, and the new books can be found at John L. drugstore, in front of Reflector office. Co. Supt. of Pub. Ins. at his home in New York Thursday of last week. He was there will be those watching and a great statesman and bis death inflicts quite a loss upon the country at large. But the great as well as the humble must go the way of all flesh. Well, the country has drawn a long breath. We were begin- to think that the keys of the National Treasury had been surrendered to Pension Tanner and that he was going to make a clean sweep of ready to pounce down upon his slightest indiscretion and set about to stir up indignation, so that the greatest caution must mark his every step and action. The Superintendency of the has a level head- think the world lair of 1892 be held in It is the proper place only place where it could have a national character. The celebration must be national, must be the celebration of the whole man, woman and must be held at its Asylum under such National The Southern is an unenviable position, Congressmen arc all for Washing-, but it is our honest hope that , of Dr. Wood will prove a great good Superintendent, that his party. He will stump administration will be a blessing I opposition to Mahone . . , . .,,. President Harrison has settled to the inmates, and that the lit Land Sale. By virtue a decree of the Superior Court of in a certain special proceedings entitled W L Smith, of C Clark vs. Wyatt Clark, Sallie Pollard, et the undersigned will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the court house door in Greenville on Monday October 7th, 1889, the following tracts of laud, One tract situated in township, Pitt county, on Creeping Swamp, adjoining the lands B If Chap- man, W A heirs, Hill and others containing thirty acres. more or less. One other tract in township and on creeping Swains the lands Marcellus Moore heirs, Celia Nobles and others containing by estimation one hundred acres more or less. W. I. Smith. of D. C. Clark, Tucker ; Sept. 6th., NOTICE r torn t mm Are headquarters for all needed in he HARDWARE line. Our stock cannot be but if you want in Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Stoves and Cooking Utensils, Material and House Material, Cutlery CALL ON We can save you money on any of these goods. MANUFACTURER'S FOR POWDERS Which we will -ell at Factory Price. I beg to inform the public generally that I am the only maker of Custom-Made Clothing in Greenville. Parties coming to me need not be afraid of getting clothing of stock given to them for custom-made. All Garments Made on the Premises. Having the finest line samples to select from including the latest novelties. I am pared to do nothing but the finest of workman- ship, combined with the latest styles and fit. No fit, no sale. WE are now fitted up in first-class arc prepared to an upon short notice any kind or style of RIDING VEHICLES. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIRING We also keep a nice line of HARNESS. Come and see us. Flanagan's old R. GREECE. JR. Manager. surplus by giving it all sway highest credit will be to special pension pets. But to both himself and the State. long wrangle- by making rest of the Federal Sow York City. Over this there has also much of a warfare going. been Mr. the tables were turned and he has been compelled to resign his position. His resignation has been tendered and accepted. One of the best charges eyer delivered to a Grand Jury in I Bryan, the President in charge, Pitt perhaps his enemies and very that of Judge who called loud long on Monday, fie spoke for bis official scalp. To succeed to the Jury one and j him Mr. Chadwick, hours, and gave dearest Carteret county, has been In the same city the same day Services a President and Board of The evangelist, tors were chosen for the Atlantic of Charleston S. C., will . meeting October lie Carolina one meeting in North Car- resulted in from three to four hundred The secular papers report the awakening wonderful. Nothing like it had happened there before. His labors have been In South Carolina and Georgia. He I has conducted meetings of great i power in Union, and other He is now in Co- presentation of the law to which elected. Doubtless this will and will come here. .- . From reports, the secret of his pow- we ever listened. e wish a quell the tumult, as the election power of full resume of it could be given Chadwick will give en- j Holy Ghost. He is a Methodist our readers, but that is satisfaction in every respect, but his object is to lead sinners to Suffice it to say that the; e is a of hue charge covered every point capacity, and while the duties i meeting, all the churches to be brought to the at- j responsibilities coming upon ting. He has with him Mr. Fred A. of the Jury, and at times the head of this his Honor grew almost eloquent enterprise will be great, he will prove equal to Now let the Notice to Creditors. The undersigned having duly as administrator of K. Worthington, deceased, notice is here- by given to all persons to the estate to make immediate payment to Hie undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims prop- authenticated, to the undersigned before the day of September. or notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. This 14th day. of 1889. Wm. of I. K. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified as Administrator of deceased, notice is here- by given to all persons indebted to the to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of Mid estate to present their claims prop- authenticated to the undersigned on or before the 27th day of August. or this notice will be plead, in bar of their recovery. This August W. A. I. A. SUGG L. Barrett. Attorney. V. J. L. SUGG, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, GREENVILLE, N. C OFFICE SUGG OLD STAND All kinds Risks placed in FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES I At lowest current rates AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE SAFE. THE OLD RELIABLE CARRIAGE FACTORY THE FRONT D. Williamson, Prop in his language. He brought out many that were interesting. We heard along the road rally to the sup- several members of the bar pro- of the new administration it the ablest charge they to make the ever heard. Judge is one Met one of the prop- bf the best on the I in the State. in this State and it is said the Supreme Court has the highest regard for a decision rendered or opinion expressed by him. In a private letter to the editor of the Mr. disclaims any intention on the part of the, Durham Globe to be unfair to the I will of course, continue to draw exchanges or its predecessor, the pension. The long i Marshal, who is his chief musician. We hope his labors hero may result in great good. ml On Thursday evening last as i was sitting in front of friend Van Stephen's store I a young colored i boy came along just as Van brought out a young and remarked, j you know that a would not. bite in the day Sow was fully aware the fact that that animal would bite day or night, for he had there and I told the boy so. He still contended Washington, D. C, Sept. that it not, so Billie Tanner is gone. The j to try it. He caught that possum by Pension office will know him no j the neck and put his finger in his more at least not as its chief. He, month Mr. came down Us i with a vim. The poor, boy screamed be j and begged to pull the Letter. From our regular Correspondent. ft.-.- SIX-CORD Be that as it may was ready mail one of his circulars he sent out from Charleston to the exchanges and get them to mention his return to North Carolina, then sent them all the first copy of the Globe ex- of course, that they would mention it also, and no further service to ask of them whacked them off the ex- change list. There be no unfairness about this, but assertion holds very little water. if all the Plant's ex- changes are doing like the the and Secretary Noble reached its culminating point j, but Mr. j Week when the Secretary enough to j pended Tanner from office, pending which investigation now going on. refused to con aider himself suspended unless the order came direct from the Plead dent. That brought the whole mat- before President Harrison, who sum but he was grinning one of those grins could not well help him. Friend Van and the boy pulled tugged and succeeded in getting him freed. Then he mined to Billie and said, For sure, thing do bite, boss man how it do Tuesday we dropped to delay office of Dr. D. S. Harmon to sec if departure for Deer Park in order the many things we had heard the sec if Spool Cotton WHITE, BLACK COLORS, FOR Hand and Machine Use. FOR SALE BY M. R. LANG, Greenville, N. C. SUCCESSOR TO JOHN GREENVILLE, N. C. Has Moved to One Door North, Court House. WILL CONTINUE THE MANUFACTURE BUGGIES, CARTS DRAYS. My Factory k well equipped with the beat Mechanic, up nothing but FIRST-CLASS WORK. keep up with the and improved stylos. Best material used in all work. All styles Springs are you from Storm, Coil, Horn, King. Also keep on hand a full lie of road- HARNESS AND WHIPS, the year round, which sell as as lowest. Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking the people of this and surrounding counties for past favor hope merit a of the same. DURING THE SUMMER will have weekly arrivals of the nicest and freshest Confections. I keep constantly on hand a of GROCERIES, CANNED GOODS, TOBACCO CIGARS, TOILET SOAPS, All your wants in the good can he supplied by V. L. STEPHENS, BOXES OF CONFECTIONS POT TO ORDER. SPECIALTY. E. C. GLENN. commission STANDARD GUANO ACID PULVERIZED OYSTER SHELL, SHELL LIME. DISSOLVED BONE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND Tennessee Wagons, for sale. GREENVILLE, R. C, Mar. 1887. spar to hear the parties to this dispute. j what was said when Tan- and Noble met in the President's private office where they bad been I summoned will probably never be known, as the only witnesses were ship Harrison and Marshal it is understood Secretary Noble told President that the investigation now the Pension office had I convinced him that Tanner was were true. All saw evidences of the master in his pro- All the paraphernalia re- to of the eye he has of the most perfect they are surviving I both inefficient and indiscreet, very well without the Durham that he bad him ; office until the investigation was ; closed when he expected tho result j would ample to demand his sum- o see it going the rounds of the j dismissal. Tanner claimed to press of State that one man Mr. D. Y. Cooper, of Cooper's Ware- house in Henderson, has personally for one hundred copies of the Gold Leaf, will be mail- ed each week to parties as he shall designate. This be does, that paper says for threw to ad his business, to increase the trade of the Henderson market, and to aid the Gold Leaf it its usefulness His an to have bitter opposed to allowing to he he should be dismissed, and only wants to until he gets the official report and service to its patrons. Mr. of the investigating commission, in is abreast of the progressive spirit of the time. He knows how to go about building up his town in right way. If every business man in Henderson were to do like- wise according to his capacity, that town would soon be abounding in all that go to make up a truly progressive prosperous city. There are men in Greenville who do not take so much invention of his own, is a wonder of complication, but perfect machine. With this instrument he determines exactly the lenses suited to any aye, and It them accordingly. He is no ordinary spectacle peddler, but a high accomplish- a master in his He has best testimonials from the most distinguished men on the Pacific slope as well as in North Carolina. We found him very en be innocent either wrong doing I indeed. He asks no one or Exactly what j to buy, and charges for ex- the President did has not vet been j But if you have any de- made public, Tanner's in the eye, either from disease is known to be in the of or age, he can detect the President. Secretary Noble is order to show the public that the dismissal is deserved,. Assistant Commissioner Smith is toting Com- missioner of Pensions, Tanner has not been to tho office since Tuesday, he shook hands with one of the told him that he never expected to come into the building again. General the demo- era tic veteran who has been of since tho est in building up their town as does this citizen of Henderson. We went to one of them the day to talk about the trial of the and he actually told us we could look his building and if it would be of any advantage to us his retention to have electrotyped illustrations inter- ; days of Mr. Cleveland's a useful citizen. difficulty a glass, pebble or other- wise according to the nature of the case. We unhesitatingly commend Dr. Harmon to the favorable of the public Be sure to call his office. Washington Gazette, Sept. 1889. OF Almighty Hod in his wisdom has seen fit to remove from our our beloved Bro. L. G- and Covenant Lodge No. I. O. V. baa sustained a great loss in death of Bro. therefore be it 1st. That in Bro. death the Lodge loses a faithful member each member a true friend was removed by rumor this week to make a place tor Tanner. As usual, rumor lied- Gen. Bose- has been removed I have it from high republican author- that he will not be disturbed during administration. My informant gave two A. K. men had asked for Sod. That our heartfelt is hereby the family of the ed in their great affliction. 3rd. That these resolutions be spread the minutes of the Lodge and a copy be sent to the family and to the K astern for publication. White. f., W. L. Brown. Our Heavenly Father he is ; the day of July. 1889, called from relatIve by marriage. u . l ., of his age a worthy and made use in Representative S. S. It is our desire and per he would give his consent I Cox in New York caused great proper that express our great torus to Tr His loss will b,,, sorrow and manifest our Christian torus to them made. It J for those nearest to won't do to judge the town by i, t ,,., . ,,,., . therefore be it. . . J while deplore Mm, however. difficult, if not to j loss sustained l-y Ins family, the W S. RAWLS, Watch-Waker Jeweler. If you want nice in the way i w Sewing Machines, come to the old A large new received. Watches, Jewelry Sewing Machines repaired and warranted. RAWLS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most to the human system, forming an agreeable and effective laxative to cure Habitual and the many ills de- pending on a weak or inactive condition of tie . KIDNEYS, LIVER BOWELS. the most excellent remedy known to THE SYSTEM When Bilious Constipated SO THAT FORE BLOOD, HEALTH and FOLLOW. one is using it and all are delighted with it. ask you for OS KG- CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM CAL. Kr. new ton, k. r. HAMILTON MALE FEMALE INSTITUTE Hamilton, N, C. FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST OPENS JANUARY Sub Primary, Primary, 2.00 Academic, I 3.00 Languages, M Music, not more than 8.00 Incidental Fee per Tuition payable monthly. METHOD of will be thorough- Training thorough. Pupils from can obtain board, including lodging, in private families from 10.00 per month. A Hist class Music Teacher will be employed also an Assistant as soon as number of pupils justifies it. Patronage, For further information apply to K. J. I,. J. Co N C C. COBB. T. H. GILLIAM. Co. ATTENTION Cobb We have coming in some Job Lots Stand- ard Prints at cents and Ginghams cents. Call early you may have styles to select from. Yours truly, LITTLE, HOUSE BRO., Greenville, N. C. Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants, NORFOLK, VA. space reserved MURPHY REDDING, Merchandise Brokers, INT. O. J. CHERRY. If- J. at a f many years ex- j at the business and are prepared to handle Cotton to the advantage shippers. WE AN K WHICH YOU far upon us and bog for a of the same, we you to-day a line of goods that be excelled In this market worth, we have now in stock a nice line of Ladies following Double and Single Width Cashmeres, JUST IT THINK OF Noses Has just received the nicest line of CLOCK AND All business entrusted to our hands will receive prompt and attention. Water Mills. The undersigned having leased these mills for i number of years put them in thorough order, begs leave lo inform the public that prepared to rind Corn and wheat in a manner. Satisfaction guaranteed to all patrons. I would inform merchants that I am prepared to furnish then good water mill meal at prices delivered. Customers wanting to buy at retail can be supplied at my store in where will a select stock of General Merchandise winch will b sold at lowest prices R. Fleming. County, J Joshua Francis Nobles and Joshua Nobles Guardian Dim Nobles lo the Court. Pursuant to an order the above entitled special I will oiler court house door In English Satin Stripe Worsteds, All Wool Albatross, Nun's both plain and fancy, All Wool Cotton Mohair Dress Goods, Lawns in endless varieties, Piques, both Lace, Stripe and Plaid, Per- and Ginghams, Cheviots and Chambrays, Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, Laces, A nice lot of White Goods kept constantly Linen and Piece Linens. A line of Piece Goods Pants that will you In and price. Notions in endless variety embracing a line too numerous to mention. Hats for Men. Boys and Children. Gent's fur- Goods, Shirts, Collars. Suspenders. Hotter and a nice line of Shoes, to tit all who favor us with their pay special care to this line and our Shoes both in quality and price. A large lot of Slippers from To cents tin. We especially call the attention of the to our line of Slippers and Hi ink they will not do themselves if they buy before examining them. Hardware, Nails. Cutlery, Hoes, Plows, shovels. Trace Chains, Grindstones and Fixtures, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Wood and Willow ware. Harness, and Whips. ail Ax and Rail Road Mills Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Groceries and Provisions, this line carry Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses. Rice, Pepper, Spice. Soap, both laundry and toilet. Lard Star Lye for sale at the court house door In the very best can Greenville. N. C, on Saturday October and Ball Lye, Matches, Candles, Starch, best, grade Kerosene Oil. Meats of 12th. the following tracts of land Float which we buy low and sell Tow for the sash, if you need s situated in Pitt county, known as lot i rel good Flour come to sec us. we are rock on it. ever brought to and will eon- in the division of lauds between thine to keep on ordering until after the the heirs of Thomas Nobles, Sr., holiday seasons. H you need anything l was i Nobles, con- life carry Window Sash and Doom different i t that line It will lie to sou advantage more or hounded stock of of any house in Greenville, en in that line it a to Beginning at the corner of to give him a trial before purchasing. lot No. on the south prong of Long t I Branch, running the lino of that lot S Build StraiTS the mi back thence g w ft to a also for sale. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at short notice and in workmanlike manner and warranted. Call and see him. ; MOSES Greenville, N. stake at a sweet gum. thence N W 1710 ft to a stake. ill Also the largest Suits, both double and single, Lounges, Chairs of different kinds, Tables. Cots, Springs and Mattresses. Bureaus, Children's Cribs and beds and Cradles. What we have not got in this line we have from several of the best houses in this country and will order anything you wish at moderate prices. Don't forget our celebrated Climax and Stonewall PLOWS you want carry Castings for these Plows in stock. thence S ft to a station on the run of the south prong of Long Branch, thence down the of said prong to the station. Also divided side Cash. C. E. Bernard, Special Com. if of an acres, of TO you come SO town, we guarantee fair treatment, and will appreciate patronage. We and will sell ; low as any who sells as good as we J. B. CHERRY CO

H. B. Lang's Column. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. GREENVILLE, C. Local Court Hot this week. Grapes plentiful. Lois of strangers in town. Large crowds in town Ibis Everything busy in town this week, damper on Personal Mr. J. Cherry is back from the North, Mr. T. It. Cherry for some vs. has sick M. R. Lang IS SOW IS MARKETS making Fall and Winter purchases, which will comprise everything that is new and stylish in our line. Meanwhile To make things during the usual- dull month of August we con- our great bargain sale which has so greatly tided us in reducing stock during the month of July. Summer GOODS be cleared out at any price. don't want to carry over a worth will make it to your interest to call. Judge is holding this term Superior Court. G. L. Finch is conducting n meeting at Snow ill this week. Miss Carrie Cobb returned day from it visit of several weeks in Solicitor Worthington, of Martin, is at his this week prosecuting for the State. Mr. Mrs. Allen Warren re turned last week from a visit to rel- in Wilson. Mr. J. L. Harris left last week to take a position in printing office. Lizzie Fleming left last Hunters ate banging away at the Wednesday for Oxford to attend squirrel, the Female Rain Saturday put a trade. The Northwest had killing a week ago. Yearly meeting at Great frosts On last Wednesday the tor received four different pieces of mail marked More evidence of incompetent postal clerks. The man Council tried at Martin county last week for the kill- of his wife, was acquitted en the plea of insanity. He was or to be confined in an asylum. of the Alliances has passed a resolution that they will sell no seed this season for less than coats per bushel, and ask all Alliances the State to operate with them. Mr. J. S. Mines, of told us Saturday that crop pros- were brightening up a bit in his neighborhood. The cotton yield will be better than a few weeks ago. Bead Little, House new advertisement today. There seems to be right use for the guard house of late. The outfit of the Oxford Torch is offered sale, 5.73 will buy Lace, the best Flour at the Old Brick Store. It became very dusty last week, but i lie rain settled the matter. Head the article about Car- newspapers on fourth page. Attention is called to the new ad of Sew Home and Davis Sewing Machines for sale by J. C. Lamer. The Reflector office has just printed a lot of sale blanks for seed ; cotton, which will be sold at cents j per hundred. The law that all persons buying seed cotton Pitt county shall use them. Mr. Frank Hart and Miss Jessie Williamson, of Tarboro, were mar- of last week. Mrs. E. of Richmond who was visiting relatives here, re- turned to her home last Friday. Mr. J. A. and family re- turned home Saturday after having It should be generously patronized, boon absent two or three weeks. We are requested to announce that a festival held at the store the brick block to-morrow night, for the benefit of the studio of Greenville Institute. Miss Annie left day last for Henderson to resume her studies at the Female College. Miss Leta returned homo last Friday from Wilson where she had been visiting Ex Gov. Jarvis his excellent lady returned home last week after an extended visit to the seashore and mountains. Miss returned home A Building and Loan Association would be a good for ville attend Alliance ,.,,., meetings. Your presence helps the after cause. Joshua special advertises land for sale in this issue. Some oysters from Norfolk were in town last week. Mr. had the first. White Goods EMBROIDERIES. In this line we particularly desire to call your at- to the fact that there are many desirable goods left and we want you to have some of them while they are go- i so cheap. Dress Goods Have sold slow this season and we have many desirable medium weight goods that can be worn until late fall, and which will be sold at prices that cannot fail to induce you to buy. la Forbes sent some tobacco to Oxford which brought him cents a pound. Hotel is full this week. This popular house is enjoying a good patronage. The living horses are having a big I run, but they don't pay one cent of ; taxes to the town. It looked like around the but Wednesday, four trains during the day. The streets leading out of I need considerable work upon them before winter comes. The farmers had good weather for saving fodder and that part the harvest is about over. Large quantities of hay was ed in this section last week. It will help out forage amazingly. Shoes. Our fall stock of Shoes are already be- tinning to arrive and are going to wake things up with them soon. Clothing. Nothing special to say at present but remember that we'll our on having the finest line here this season, and our old ones must go for a song. Remember That we are agents for the and best Tailoring Establishment the country. Every garment guaranteed to fit or no sale. Fall samples for tom-Made goods now on exhibition. Arrived on 14th-No matter how I sick you get, you can eat Loss Bis- at the Old Brick Store. The Sheriff is to talk taxes to the people. He will be heard from right alter Court. store will be closed on Sept. 26th and day Oct. 5th on account of M. It. Lang. The liver last week was in good condition for fishing and many of the finny tribe were captured. We were compelled to communications out this week. They will appear in next paper. per lb for Sweet Scotch Snuff. lb sold in Pitt Co., which is a guarantee of its at the Old Brick Store. The mosquito has not abated. Jack Frost will settle up with him before many weeks r oil around. Attention is called to to creditors by William ton administrator of L. The nights arc dark the street lamps arc summer at the coast and mountain resorts. Mrs. F. E. leaves this morning with Master George Nelson Philadelphia, to visit her Mrs. J. W. -Miss Bessie Jarvis left yesterday for Richmond to attend tho Female College of that city Her absence will cause many a sigh. Capt. Swift Galloway, of Golds- Hon. J. E. Moore of William J. II. Johnson, Esq., of Bethel are attending Court. Mr. W. S. Bawls returned Friday from the Northern markets. He bought nice stock of jewelry and fancy goods for the Mr. U. A. Latham, editor of the Washington dropped in to see us last Thursday, on his way home from a wedding in Tarboro. Dr. N. C Hughes and family, of Chocowinity, and j-1 hams, of this returned home j Friday after having spent two vicinity. E. C. Glenn recently closed a very successful protracted meet- at Old Sparta. There Saturday the editor two very large Japanese mons with the compliments of Mrs. J L. Hudson, of Lawley, Fla. They were splendid specimens of the fruit and attracted much Before the excursion left the depot, last morning, Mr. J. L. Sugg wrote accident policies representing A popular man representing companies will every time. The supply of ice town gave out this week, and some has been the result. Several orders had to be sent to Tarboro and they could not all be filled. Mr. E. B. Moore telegraphed to Norfolk for a car load. New Cotton. The first bale of new cotton Pitt was shipped by Mr. W. G Stokes, of to Elliott Bros., Baltimore, by the Old ion lino 7th inst. The first to come to Greenville was two bales brought last Friday by Mr. Walker from one of Mr. Alfred farms. It brought cents a pound. Boss Egg. Mr. John L. Barrett, of Marlboro, called in tho other day and told us of the most remarkable egg we ever heard He said a few days be- fore he saw a goose egg which looked perfect except that the shell I was unusually thin. The shell was broken and inside was found what to all appearances was a well de- hen egg. In the goose egg shell was also a small yolk and 000- of the white egg. The possessor of egg is going to put it with a setting to pee what kind of fowl it will produce. Juries. The Grand Jury for this term el Pitt Superior Court are I. H. Little, Foreman, Jesse Hilda, Allen Craw- ford, J. F. Crawford, Cox, Bryant Beach, Israel Moore, Willis I Langley, J. M. C. Nelson, J. B. Gowan, Cannon Smith, Briley, Augustus Forces, J. T. Ed- received wards, F. L. Brown, Paul ton, William noose. Jury the first week arc J. S. limes Noah Hardy, L. J. Moore, James Hardy, J. It. Sieves, K. W. Faithful., J. U. Boyd, A. C. Moore, John Mosely, J. B. B. L. S. I. Harris and J. A. Gardner. With Prices That Can't be Downed TILL SELL OUR CALICOES AT CENTS. BLEACHED AND Unbleached Domestics at cents. Worsted Dress Goods at cents. Yard wide Dross Moods at to cents. Dress Ginghams at to cents. A nice line of at to cents. A full lino of Cash meres in all the new shades and trimmings to match. Only a Silk Embroidered are unsurpassed in beauty. and Misses Hosiery at cents per pair. BOOTS AND SHOES to fit all size feet. Children Shoes at to cents. Good Men's Boots Good Lace and Shoes at cents to 1.00. Shoes at cents to 1.23. Mr. Moore told us day that one of the finest rice patch- es ever seen in Eastern Carolina is in what is known as the old Ward mill pond in Martin county. The patch covers acres and the stalks will average as high as a man's head. The An engine with cloven passenger coaches in charge of Capt. B. A. arrived at on the 10th to take the excursion par to Weldon tho nest day. Green- ville and community sent, a good delegation the excursion, tickets being the number be- increased several by persons who arrived late and had only time to get on the train. No other along the route showed us as well as this, there being only about additions to the party alter tho train loft The excursion returned at in the eve- and reported a day. IN HATS, to fit as never more complete. both head and pocket book. Our stock NE TO MAN wants wont bag at the Boys and Youths Suits at to at cents. Men's Pants at Good Business at 83.00 to 81.50. Overcoats to fit everybody at up, Come where you can buy goods to snit hard times and short crops. HIGGS Greenville, N. GEO. S Lloyd, M. D., Specialist in Diseases of the . m, mm ma Bryan Hotel, Tarboro, N. C. II JUST FINISHED A Judge means business with this Court and he is carrying work through just on that older, lie notified all witnesses that they must be within I ho Court room when called, as no time would be wasted in them called from the window. and Hats, FURNISHING GOODS and all other goods included to make the sale com- Don't fail to secure some of these offerings. M. R. twenty-three conversions and I seventeen accessions to the Dr. W. M. died last Saturday Goldsboro. He was an i able minister and one of the bright- est lights in tho N. C. Conference, i M. E. Church South, having joined the conference and been a faithful worker ever since. j Dr. W. It. ; Dr. Carder, of West Virginia, were callers at the last Friday. medical students and will return t;. Baltimore in n few o studies. Dr. ; Carder has been spending ins in Mr. C. G. Foust, a talented grad- of the University, has been elected Superintendent and men of the. county should not fail to read the notice from the County Superintendent, found in this paper in to exchanging old school books for new ones that have been adopted for the public schools, were I The time of exchange expires first. Complaints. Many complaints come from sub- I frequently miss copies j of the Of course we know it is annoying to them to j lose their papers, but it is still more annoying to us after being very careful about mailing the papers each week to that the lot of ignorant and incompetent postal officials are not discharging their duty. The is School Committee mailed promptly every Wednesday, and we are careful to see that not a single paper is left out. There is excuse for one getting lost in the mails. Indicted. Fleming's must that was a strong bill of we heard remarked several times on Monday alter the charge to tho Grand Jury was over. The Judge was defining certain and having been disturbed by the morning warbles of this particular One of the most dangerous sea- sons for fires is approaching when people hurriedly put up their stoves for winter use or build tires in without examining the tines. A little precaution in this respect I laid some stress save some damage to kind property. Examine every Hue be- the Council fore build a fire. an breath now. This question has been up before We have a request to make but somehow they were every subscriber to the afraid to the cause. If you have a neighbor who is his vocal productions were penurious to subscribe to the paper I rendered Kb. But if the Judge himself, please do not lend such a j takes hold of he is a goner, person your copy. Some people are stingy enough to want to row the grounds from their neigh- coffee pot, but yon should not i lend to such a class. notice Wort lung- It. Worth- pal of the Graded School of Texas, lie was Associate One Juror grew tired on Monday pal of the Greenville, N. C, Institute while Judge was delivering weak in their darkness. last Chronicle. Messrs. II. A. Latham, of the Washington Gazette, King, of the Tarboro Banner, Jordon of the Star, Johnson of the Messenger Wilson of as Erebus I the Wilson Advance, have been decidedly ; representing their respective papers opposition to such All wanting new dist Hymn Books can find them at the office of E. C. Glenn, or at my house. G. A. The Pf inters in the Free Will at Snow Hill, are reported to have gone on a strike recently for higher wages. For house and lot on Pitt Street, in the town of Green- ville will be sold on terms ply to Miss Sue The Old Brick Store will be ed on Thursday, September 26th October 5th. account of holidays. Patrons please take notice. Improvements are going on around Mr- H. F. stables. A heavy floor been placed in the main A few days ago we received tho following letter from Weldon con- the good behavior of the excursion party who went from hero to that town last Wednesday. We great pleasure publishing the same. months course at the Philadelphia and the Will's Hospital, f offer my services to the people of and adjoining counties. A SUPERB Can now seen at store. I have j the latest and newest patterns, and an experience of several years at the business qualifies for doing all work satisfactory and well. I also do WET AND DRY STAMPING at moderate prices. Will be glad to have you call and examine my stock. E. A. RECEIVED AT Drag Store, Front Reflector Office. Golden Medical Discovery, War- l Safe Cure, Resolvent, Celery Compound, Syrup of Favorite S. S. S., B. B. B. Buffalo a Water. I Watch this Space BROWN HOOKER. AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION AT VERY LOW In and ME TM U a Military Boarding is one of the In the United Stair.;. location, Fine Climate, Mild Winters, Cornet Bond, Orchestra, Full Course of Study, or prep- highest classes . any College or for Complete Course In Telegraphy. with full s address COL. A. C. DAVIS, N. fl ENGINE STACKS, to Guttering and TIN in it. Stoke. Greenville, C. Ins Tar River Transportation Company President . . N. M. Tarboro. Gen apt. it. K. Jokes, Ag The People's Line for travel on Tat River. The Steamer is Ike finest boat on river. She has been thoroughly repaired, refurnished painted. fined up specially for the comfort, and convenience Ladies. POLITE ATTENTIVE OFFICERS A Table tarnished with the heal the market affords. A tripos the Steamer Greenville Is not only comfortable but attractive. Leaves Washington Monday, Wednesday and Friday at ti. m. Leaves Tarboro Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'clock, A. M. Freights received daily and through Hills Lading given to all points. Greenville, N. C. . AGAIN WE ARE WITH YOU. GREENVILLE INSTITUTE OPENS 270,1809- Do The his charge and looked around long at the clock. mind about looking at the remark- ed his Honor. am not half through There was not If. C, Sept. here. Mr. Alfred Forbes, the re- merchant of leaves to-day for the Northern mar- to make purchases for his mammoth establishment. His daughter Miss him as far as Va., where she has gone to resume her studies at Female Institute I get out. It was in the vessel An express route has been killed. another that went from the to the clock tho whole hour and three quarters of the charge. Mrs. Elizabeth Swindell captured a snake in her father's smoke-house one day last week. was a large tin vessel in the smoke house in which some pop corn had been kept. Ban mice had been going in after the corn and the snake is supposed to have in the vessel after them and could not Greenville. N. I am requested by the of Police of Weldon to say to the pea pie of Greenville, through the col- of your paper, that the party that visited our on the 11th inst., was the most orderly and clever set of people he ever met. Every one conducted himself and we would be glad to have them visit us again. I most cheerfully endorse what the officer said. A Citizen. old and reliable firm, so long and again opened in Greenville, and desire to renew the acquaintance of many friends and customers of the past, and to again enjoy a share of their patronage. Our new will contain an immense stock of on the W. W. branch from Weldon to Greenville, I Mr. Paul Branch, of this place place has promoted to the The Advance notes this with pleasure. The Scotland Neck says of him; is quite a young man, altogether courteous and seemingly very attend you, Mr. J. D. is having wince. The editor wife spent a very pleasant day with the family of Mr. R. Whichard, in Carolina town- ship, last Sunday. We found crops in that neighborhood some better two fine put up at his car-1 than was expected they would be exhibition at the coming State fair. Combine business with pleasure. Come to Greenville and look at the elegant new goods being displayed by tho patrons. The office was a nut-1 formerly Railroad agent at et enough place last Wednesday. -as a position in Greenville. few weeks ago. There has been more rain that section lately than close to town, but most the was saved without damage. We arc glad to see that old Mr. J. R. Moore, of Burgaw Sheriff Tucker's boarding house i received a new inmate somewhat peculiar stances. A colored man was in jail awaiting trial at this court for and his wife had been sum- as a witness in the case. The sheriff allowed the woman to go in tho and while in there she save birth t a child. sec from the that keeps a in that town. Now ain't that a come down for Romeo art thou, Advance. Next you hoar somebody will be asking what it was Juliet at Romeo's restaurant to make her so sick The were off tho excursion and we held the fort single handed. A crowd of fifty or seventy-five colored men passed town tut week on the way to work on a railroad some of tho lower conn- ties. An old colored woman named Jennie Brown, died in this town Saturday night. Her people claimed her to be more than a hundred old. The people of will find Mr. Moore to be a courteous, obliging official. We con- Mr. Moore upon being thrown into contact with men a clever, generous and hospitable as those ho will find in Green- Advance. Self Important. There are people in this world who think so much themselves as to believe this mundane sphere could hardly make its daily without their presence. We don't wish anybody dead, if with ladies may use the I hat could be taken from world M. B. Lang's Column, and The Ladies effect and the perfect safe- wit fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, temporarily, allowed under all make it their , favorite remedy. It is pleasing to j the eye and the taste, gentle, in saw Mr. Jack coming from hunting, tho other day, and had bagged five He used to be tho best shot anywhere in this and could bring the most game, but his declining health failing eye- sight now him. He missed some shots while out the other day, but five squirrels is a pretty good count. Seeing a lot of loose hay unload- at Mr. F. Keel's stables, the other day, made some about it. Mr. Keel said he was it from parties close to town and was paying about cents per hundred weight for it. says a laid A Skilled Optician, Dr. D. S. Harmon, a graduate of St. Petersburg, Russia, has opened and office here in the old building, near Five Points, and will remain several He will examine your eyes free of charge, can furnish you any glass heeded. His method of test- the eve is very thorough, and he is highly skilled in optical treat- having tho very highest of his efficiency. Hero is what the Elizabeth City says of the Doctor upon the success ho has achieved here his successful treatment of the man eye. A great many people do not know what an optician is and for their benefit we will say that he j is not a mun who buys spectacles by the dozen and sells them by tho pair, or is a man who takes a box and goes peddling around to pie's houses or approaching every one ho meets the streets, does he keep spectacles already A genuine optician has no more use for ready made than a dentist has for ready made teeth, Harmon is a genuine optician and we advise friends who may have any of tho eye to consult the Doctor whenever offers itself any lies. We speak from He examines each with great and then makes a perfect glass for the same. Nothing for nation, and everybody is invited to FOR large supply of it will laid in. gives an idea of what our it would down their; nuts could do in the way of conceit to see how they would just give n, bad gone on during their ab I little attention to catting -N. r,. acting the kidneys Any one man is a mighty j the abundance of grass about their M N. C. TRUNKS; VALISES, CLOTHING, To the Ladies Our Dress Goods have been selected by an experienced buyer who know the latest styles and fashions of the northern markets. We will place lie- fore you a line of goods that cannot be surpassed in quality, quantity or price. Shoes Shoes Children's, and Boy's Shoes such an supply that you. Our prices on these are the lowest ever of here. Furnishing TEACHERS DUCKETT, Associate Principal K. W. Primary Assistant in Primary Department. Mis- Instruments Musk-. Vocal Music. Miss Painting and Draw ins- J. and Commercial Department. DEPARTMENTS. Primary. Classical and Mathematics Painting and Commercial. ADVANTAGES J. Hi V mi ,;. fl i Plenty at Well aiders. A Corps of Teachers, all of class Music Department equal work to any College in the Mate, New Pianos and A Library of nearly inn volumes, purchased recently for the School. Kate- Moderate, from to for Board and and Terms tor Day Pupils the same as advertised in t Pupils who do not board with the commit before engaging bond elsewhere. For fun her part Address, JOHN Principal. We have a complete lino of Hosiery. Shirts, Underwear, and a line of fashionable that excelled oven in largo Hats and Caps. The very latest imported London styles, including the Stiff Hats of the most fashionable shapes, good styles of Soft Hats we also Boots and Shoes. It is hardly worth while to say more of am superb line this department except to inform the people that we have Boats and Shoes to fit any size that comes to us, woman or child, out of the very best whole leather stock and at prices right down on the bottom. Clothing. This department brings us to homo plate. lead on Clothing and offer you styles prices nowhere else to be found. CLOTHING make a specialty, and will keep a full stock of the very figures and styles. In cheap grade Clothing we will have a splendid in fact we can snit every customer in quality, Don't forgot. With these remarks, kind friends, we throw open our doors to tho pub- soliciting a of your satisfaction to of en purchaser. You can find us at the second in the brick block Jot in which the was situated, one door the stair- way. II item in tins great world. farms. Op LOW TARIFF CARRIAGE FACTORY. NO M WM ON For we have free Buggies now. Ah you are two to buy where yon please, but if you wane to save money you come to my Factory m 4th street, rear of B. Cherry Co's. For convenience w have also an entrance through II. F. Keel's Stables lean give you hat yon ever bail in your life tor to less money any one else in the comity can give you. for my expense are less and pay cash for goods and save the dis- counts, you don't believe it you come and sec. Having had IS years experience in the business I guarantee perfect satisfaction or no charge. Be pairing a specialty. Don't forget the place 4th rear J. H. Cherry Greenville, Tuition State J. Murphy. Executor Trustee of Moore, r. I. A. and wife, K. Sugg, C. T. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John T. Bruce is a party defendant to the above entitled an action commenced for the purpose of establishing a trust and recovering an In certain lands situated the old plank road, about three miles from Greenville, known as the Wiley Nobles It further appearing said Bruce la a non t of North Is hereby to said of the pen- titled action in this in T. as ordered to appear at the trout ox the Superior Court pf to convene on tho Win i 1st In e- to ox the be in I fir will apply i for in life complaint. my hand this July E. A. Clerk court,

Is better than any soap; handier, more more of it, more for the money, and in the form of a powder, for toot convenience. Takes, as it were, the fabric in one hand, the dirt in the other, and them speaking, wash- with little work. As it saves the worst f the work, so it saves the worst of the wear. It isn't the use of clothes makes them old before their time; it is and straining, getting the dirt out by main strength. For scrubbing,, house-cleaning, washing dishes, windows and glassware, has no equal. Beware of imitations, prize packages and JAMES New Ya. THE. EASTERN . C. WILMINGTON K. R and branches Condensed Schedule- INS Go. NO No No Mb, dally Fast Mail, daily daily ex Sun. Lt Weldon rm pm Ar Mount Ar Wilson Wilson Ar Ar Lt Lt Warsaw Lt Magnolia Ar Wilmington MM am pm pm am NORTH No No dally daily No daily ex Sun. Lt Wilmington Magnolia am Lt Warsaw A r Goldsboro II Ar Wilson Lt am V pm H pm Ar Rocky Mount Ar Tarboro Lt Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm pm Dally except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax 2.30 P. M., arrives Scot- land Neck at 4.00 P. M. 6.50 P. M. Returning leaves 7.00 A. M., Scotland Neck at 10.10 A. M. daily except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax for Scotland Neck at 2.30 P. M. Returning, leaves Scotland Neck 7.20 A. M. daily except Sunday. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via A Raleigh R. R. daily except Sun- day, M. Sunday P M, N C, P M, P M. Returning leaves S C, daily except Sunday, A M. Sunday A M. arrive Tarboro, N C, A M. Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Goldsboro dally except Sunday. A M, rive N C. A M. Re- turning Smithfield, X C A M, arrive Goldsboro, NO, A M. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky Monet at P M, arrives Nashville P Hope P M. Returning leaves Spring Hope A M, Nashville M, arrives Rocky Mount A M. daily, Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw r Clinton dally, except Sunday, at and AM Returning leave ton A M, and P. M. connect- at Warsaw with Nos. and Southbound train on Wilson Fayette- Branch is No. Northbound is No. except Sunday. Train No. South will stop only at Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. makes close connection at Weldon for all points North daily. All rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun- via Bay Line. Trains make close connection for North via Richmond and All trains run solid between ton and Washington, and have Pullman Sleepers attached. DIVINE. General J. IS. Transportation T. M. N. C. Railroad TIME No. Hi. In Effect A. M. Saturday. June 1st, wk-t No. No. GOOD BOOKS Seat post-paid receipt of price In On Heart f ; A most thrilling and SM pages; paper cents; doth B. Tho,. Selections from Art emus ward, Mark Twain, etc. If Worm Kim, . j the world publisher's My lips ne'er told loved, what need to tell, When eye and cheek revealed the fact ax well. Words are but idle things that float away Like whirling leaves In sport on day. tell-tale with blush like sum- mer rose, A story tells to eye, and swiftly flows Down to the heart and nestles there con- tent. freshening dew in flower, from Heaven sent. So when my hand in thine Imprisoned lay. And fluttered like a bird that tried to steal away, Like bars of cage thy fingers held it fast. Till faint and weary with rapture my heart passed. Into thy keeping, gaining strength from thee. O love, dear love when thou me. Think of my secret, how tried to stay Awhile with me, before twas stolen away. WRITE TO ESTABLISHED 1875. S. M. SCHULTZ, OLD BRICK STOKE. I FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BUY- their year's supplies will find it to their interest to get our prices before in all its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS, FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, TEAS, always at Lowest Market Pricks. TOBACCO CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, you to buy at one A com- stock of always on hand and sold at prices to suit the times. Our goods are all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to run, we sell at a close margin. Respectfully, S. M. Greenville. N. EVERYBODY Horses Mules. A car load sale by. arrived and now for at Keel King's old stand. Will sell them CHEAP FOR CASH; or at reasonable terms on time. I bought my stock for Cash and can afford to sell as cheap as anyone. Give me a call. UNDERTAKING. Ar. m s a on v v R i iii Stations. New Ar. a in I in East. Schedule. West Having associated B. S. Sheppard with me in the Undertaking business we are ready to serve the people in that capacity. All notes and accounts due me for past services have been placed in the hands of Mr. Sheppard for collection. Respectfully, JOHN FLANAGAN. No Mixed Train. am fell Ml SI on Kit s is i. Tin Kit K i a Ml p in Stat ions. Best's La Grange Fulling Dover Creek Newport Atlantic City AI In Hotel No. Mixed Ft ft Train. p in in III in We keep on hand at all times a nice stock of Cases and Caskets of all kinds and can furnish anything desired from the finest Case down to a county Pine Coffin. We are fitted up with all conveniences and can render satisfactory services to all who patronize us FLANAGAN SHEPPARD. Feb. 1888. ARRIVED Northern Dress Maker and Trim- mer, Miss has arrived and I am prepared to execute In the latest styles and any work listed to my care. , MY SPRING MILLINERY, the latest designs have so arrived and will be pleased to show i to you. My price are the lowest and guarantee not to be undersold by no S Special bargains on all goods. Mrs. L. C King, IS Tin Thursday Saturday. Monday. and Friday.; Train North, leaving r-. m., and wild Kiel K GRAND EMPORIUM mud ft Danville Train We-i. having Cutting and Dressing Hair. in., mid wild Trail from at. p. in AT THE FRONT ft Through Train leaser at n. in. 1880 Round Trip of Kare. Trip stations named in City. Season of In effect June Is. From To Sat. Night and return 1.50 of Kim-. Trip from lo on list W. N. R. It. u B as e . Nor. at p in which pUce I rain , and where I have hi.- Freight rain, leaving in line ., at p in and with I v you North Carolina Newspapers. Wilmington Messenger, The longer we live and the more observation we have the more con- we are that a borne paper is worth a dozen foreign published in other though they o furnished at fifty cents a year and are large enough to cover a double-bed of the old style pattern. We have this to say to the public i We care not if you get a New York, Atlanta or Louisville paper at ten cents a year you cannot do without North Carolina papers. Wipe the more or less, papers published in North Carolina now, and let our people look to New York and other cities for their read- and yon will be poor indeed. We verily believe that in five years every interest would languish. We verily believe that in five years the pride State would become a of the past, and historic memories and the glories that cluster around the name of North Carolina would fade into nothingness and the and ancestral faiths become a byword and a reproach or be cherished only by a faithful souls who lived among their books or recalled the crucial days when brave hearts stood up for right and all for altars and fireside. Yon can not do without your true, faithful, unfaltering, honest, wide- awake North Carolina home paper. You will lose all that buoys and en- livens and stirs the heart as a pet if you cease to sustain home pa Do not wander off after false gods and false lights. There is scarcely a sound Democratic paper in New York City. Look at the N. Y. the falsest, most of papers. World and Star are better papers, but we would not like to take our politics from either. are in no sense Southern, and by no means North Carolinian. No New York paper cares the snap a linger for anything that concerns the past history of North Carolina or of its people. They are any time to publish any that reflects upon the South does injustice to They are big but what of ill They are not Southern. They are Northern in essence. They look at the Southern whites always stained glass. never see our people as are. What do Richmond or Atlanta or Louisville papers care for North Carolina What peculiar interest or have they in us or what, concerns the record I bat Nut Carolina has- made. In no particular we are aware tiny ever North Carolina tie. in great her people. The pa- were the first to immediately alter the battle of Gettysburg to pub monstrous about and in the mortal charge, and to this day no have been made by Virgin- the great wrong. We say lo you again, people of Mislaid well own Slate They nils, and they only. Negro Education. Winston Dally. The North likes to indulge. S dip. abuse of the South tor thousands of sins, of which we are imagined to be guilty. One of the favorite topics that engages the attention of many of these extreme sectionalism, is the treatment the receives at the hands of the Southern whites. In the discussions of this matter, facts are not, sought after, nor is the testimony himself admitted; but the wildest are accepted as true, and even these are magnified by the flexible nations of these Pharisaical The is not only all the privileges bestowed upon him by the constitution, but the South has spent and is still spend- millions for his Com speaking, the of the is almost nothing, lie bears a very small proportion of the burdens and expenses of the Government, and receives a full share of its benefits. He pays but very little of the tax supports the public school systems of the Southern States, and yet, in many instances, he receives the larger portion of the public school fund. As we write, we have before the apportionment of the school fund for Craven county, recently made by the Comity Board of The white schools of the county receives 9950.51. while the colored schools receive 81,117.39. This just one instance but it serves to show what is done for the education of the The kindness with which the have been treated by former masters, and what the Southern whites have done for their slaves in the way of trying to elevate make them worthy of American citizenship, is without a parallel in the history of the world yet they are given no credit for this by other sections of the Union and their beneficiaries show no signs of appreciation. VITAL FORCE Patterson Mineral of THE ERRORS MANHOOD. , only as dollar, by mall, In plain postpaid, MoT, M. p. No. ran at. Pries, Prefatory with numerous testimonials from f PHYSIOLOGY published, It i U all the root sad BUILDINGS ENLARGED. Charges of any Springs in the South. THE Eastern Reflector, In full new of the tie Mountains. Tor of Ken, by the Do M. ., who has DISCOVERED ELIXIR OF LIFE THE MOB or MANHOOD, may be or y hi. A VOICE. IT SAID. A-O GREENVILLE MARKET. Corrected weekly by M. Schultz Wholesale and Retail Grocer. 1200 Tito to to to to to to n to to Mess Pork Bulk Sides Bulk Shoulder Bacon Sides Bacon Shoulder Pitt County Hams Sugar Cured Hams Flour Coffee Brown Sugar Granulated Sugar Syrup Tobacco Snuff Lard Butter Cheese Corn PARKER'S HAIR Cleanses and beautifies the hair. Promotes a luxuriant growth. I Falls to ill Youthful Color. hair at ever man who is to county lo NEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE, j ,,, TO MAKE A MODEL BARBERSHOP with all the improved appliances; new comfortable i Razors sharpened at reasonable for work outside of my shop promptly executed. Very EDMONDS. Interesting Genealogy in Grime. To , . i-i V. P. A- ii 15.10, 14.70 10.00 19.1.1 S. ., Interest to Ladies. . a.-r V. . . . . . H-1 V f -J For Sale. old are addressing, sir V yon can't me. I know yon, yon are dressed f my name's not I'd like who N.; i Ma, , to know. Yon look . i .; f i. Hit, , . w,,. . I will sell my Center property j of two of land with I store house, large mil tenant house on at Center on Tar Rive,, g ; very desirable location for mercantile I a 25-horse power steam saw grist mill that will sell at a Miseries pi -t I cored at lira- r. or j. , p . t r i a . . I e- There are times when a feeling of las- will overcome the most robust, when the system craves for pure blood, to furnish the elements of health and strength. The best remedy for the blood is Dr, J. II. Window glass workers in Ohio, mid places have struck higher wages. Two thou- sand men are affected. Sick nausea, costiveness, are promptly and agreeably banished by Dr. Ii. 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Sal ye and Electric Bitters, and have remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies won their great popularity purely on merits at Drug store. GOOD Any of the following; standard books sent post-pa id iced pt Of The most and work subject. pages ; paper cents- doth f By from ward, Mark Twain, an Others, paper cents; doth j cents For TO US the world a nut V ., price. Bin Beam Box brass tare beam. for i HE THE WOT Ires Price Address J M. T. is kept on the t Advertising TIMES For CO I I CO SOU'S Tombs, Vaults, I respectfully call your to the address and ask yon to remember that can a HEADSTONE or MONUMENT of this house cheaper than any other in the country. That it is the most reliable and best known having been represented for over forty years in this vicinity. That the workmanship is second to none and has unusual for or- promptly and satisfactory. . Very respectfully. Refer to P. W. BATES, J. Conn. B. C. A Safe Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this plan you can buy from our ad- Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every ease when any affection of Throat, lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, of Bronchitis, ma Whooping Cough, Croup, etc. etc. It is pleasant agreeable and can always lie depended, upon. Trial bottle free at Er- Drugstore. Notice to Creditor. Having duly qualified before the Court Clerk of Pitt county, as executor to the last will and testament of Sallie Harris, deceased, notice is here- by 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 prop- authenticated to Use undersigned on or the 6th day of 1800. or this notice will be plead in liar recovery. This Till day of 1880. W. S. SUPERIOR COURT. North Carolina. Pitt County, i Robert Greene, Jr. and wife Louisa J. C. Attrition F. Patrick N. Anderson, and II. Wilson. of W. h. Anderson. To J. C. Guardian. The Defendant. C. will take notice that he is hereby summoned to appear before His Honor the Judge presiding at September Term of Pitt Superior to be held In Greenville on the 3rd Monday in and answer or demur to the com- plaint herein tiled for settlement as Guardian of the Plaintiff Louisa Greene, or will be prayed a- you and your sureties on your Guardian bond. Herein fall not to take elite notice. under my at Greenville, July 20th 1880. E. A. More, Clerk Superior Court. Notice to Creditors. Judge of Probate of Pitt county having issued letters of to me, the undersigned, on the 8th day of August. on the estate of Josephus 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 properly authenticated, to the. under- signed, twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead in of their recovery. This the 8th day of August, P. of Josephus Latham. Notice to Creditors. Having before the of the Superior Court of Pitt county on the 22nd day of July, as Administrator upon the estate of this is to notify all persons holding claims against estate to present their claims for payment within twelve months from this date or this notice will be plead in of their recovery. All pi owing said estate will come forward and make mediate set t lenient. This July T. it. of Joyner. I. A. Atty. Notice to Creditors. The Superior Clerk of Pitt having issued letters of to the undersigned upon the estate of Mary Hancock, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all having claims against said estate to sent them to the before the 10th or July or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. This 19th day of July 1880. of Mary Hancock. Notice to Creditors. milE JUDGE OF PROBATE A County, having issued Letters of Ad- ministration to the undersigned, on the 29th day of June, 1889. on the estate of Jane 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, authenticated, to the under- signed, within Twelve Months after the date of this notice, or this no- will be plead in bar of their recovery. This the 29th day of June. 1880. ft. W. KING. on the estate of Jane Stancil. FITS CORED h old specialist bottle medicine free. We warrant our to core the worst and the only physicians v. In. o this to prevent being posed by men. using false mill who ale not doctors others failed Is no reason for not using I medicine. Give express and post address. It costs you nothing. Address Medical Bureau, Broadway, New York. Notice I CULLEY'S PREPARATION for baldness, falling out of hair, end eradication of Is before the public. Among the many who have i. with wonderful success, I refer you to fol- lowing named gentlemen who will testify to the truth of my assertion Latham, Greenville. Mr. O. 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