Eastern Reflector

[This text is machine generated and may contain errors.]

-----Solicits your patronage Jg purpose will he lo please every The a. l Reflector. THE REFLECTOR JOB PRINTING I Department can be no- where In this section. Our work satisfaction. Tour D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. VOL. IX. PITT C., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER NO. D. J. Every For Chief Justice of tin Supreme HON. For of the Supreme WALTER STATE GOVERNMENT. Fowle, of M. Holt, of Secretary of T. of WaVe. W. of Wake. of Wayne, Superintendent of Instruction Sidney M. of Catawba. Attorney F. of Buncombe. COURT. Chief Justice-A. S. of Wake. j Associate of Wake Joseph J. Davis, of Franklin James E. Shepherd, of Beaufort and Alfonzo C. of Burke. COURT. n. Brown, of Beaufort. Second of Third G. Connor, of son. of Wake. G. Womack, of Chatham. Sixth T. Boykin, of Sampson. Seventh C. of l Cumberland. Eighth F. of Iredell. Ninth F. Graves, of Surry. Tenth of Eleventh M. of Mecklenburg. Twelfth H. Merrimon, of Buncombe. For Superior Court 1st G. H. Brown, Jr., of Bean fort. 4th District. 5th 6th 7th 8th 10th nth Henry R. Bryan, of Craven Spier of Wake. K W. Winston, of Gian- K. T. Boykin, of Sampson Jas. D. of Moore. H. F. Armfield, of Iredell. J. G. Bynum, of Burke. W. A. Hoke, of Lincoln. For W. A. B. BRANCH, of Beaufort. For Judicial District JOHN E. WOOD ARD, of Wilson. Editorial Paragraphs. Cardinal Manning's health alarms friends. An epidemic of diphtheria at Bridgeton, N. J. The coming orange crop in Flori- will be below the average. Mrs. Kan km baa sued her husband the actor for support. The army of West Virginia is holding a at The Sword of Damocles Raleigh Chronicle. No thinking, respectable man can contemplate the honors of one Radical Legislature in North Carolina without a shudder What does it mean Where does it lead What are its effects economically, in the home circle, for the tax payer, for the poor and self-respecting white man and his wife and little ones It means that hereafter each Jud- district will vote for its own as now it tines for its own so- New York Letter. HEW YORK'S NEW QUEER AL CONGRESS OF REPUBLICS. Twelve persona were cyclone near Manning, killed Iowa, n a re- Nicaragua is buying arms and another tussle with Honduras is an- COUNTY TICKET. For the WILLIS R. WILLIAMS. or House of HARRY SKINNER. JOHN COX. The condition of affairs now in Switzerland is said to Geo. II. Davis baa elected Director General of the National World's Fair Commissioners. For Superior Court ELBERT A. MOVE. Representatives in Congress. B. Vance, of Meek- Matt. W. Ransom, of North- i of District Thomas G. Skinner, of Second col, of Vance. Third W. of Fender. Fourth II. Bunn. of Nash. Fifth W. Brower, of Forsyth. Sixth Rowland of Balm. Se sent ii S. of Rowan. Eighth District W. II. A. if Ninth G. Ewart of Hen- COUNTY GOVERNMENT. Superior Court A. A. K. Tucker. Register of H. James. B. Cherry. S. T,. Ward. B- Harris. Commissioners-Council Dawson. Chair- man, Mooring. C. V, Newton, John Flanagan, T. E. Keel. Board of Herding Chairman J. S. and J. D. Cox. School ding. of F. W. Brown. TOWN. G. James. B. Greene. R. Lang. Chief T. Smith. R. Moore. Ward. T. A. col.; 2nd Ward. W. H. Smith, and R. Greene. Jr.; 3rd Ward, M. R. Lang and Allen Warren; 4th Ward, Joe col. 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. E. B. John, Pastor. second and fourth morning and night. Meeting every Wednesday night. Rev. A. D. Hunter, Pastor. LODGES. Greenville Lodge. No. A. F. A A. M., meets every 1st Thursday and Mon- day night after the 1st and Sunday at Masonic Lodge. A. L. Blow. W. M., G. L. Sec. R. A. Chapter. No. meets every 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Ma- Hall, F. W. Brown, H. P. Covenant Lodge, No. I. O. O. F- meets every night. J. White. N. G. A. Sec. Orion Encampment. No. I. O. F., meets every 2nd and 4th Friday n E. A. C. P. C. D. Insurance Lodge. No. K. of H., meets every first and third Friday night. D. D. Haskett, D. Pitt Council, A. L. of H., meets every Thursday night. C. A. White, C. Pitt county Alliance meets the first Friday January, April. July and October. J. D. Cox, President; E. A. Secretary. Greenville Alliance meets Saturday before the second Sunday in each mouth o'clock, P u. in Germania Hall. Fernando Ward, President; D. S. Spain, Secretary. POST OFFICE. Hours pen for all business A. M. to P. M. AH mail distributed on arrival. The general delivers will be kept open for IS minutes at night after the Northern mail is distributed. Northern Mall arrives dally at P. M. and departs st A. M. Old Sparta and Falkland malls arrives at M. and depart- at P. M. Washington, X Roads, and mails arrives dally at and departs at A. M. Ridge Bell's Ferry, Cox Johnson's Mills, Beds Ha and Pullet malls arrive Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at A. M. and departs at Black Jack and mails arrives every Saturday at and departs at A M. J. J. PERKINS P. U For J. A. K. TUCKER. For Register of I DAVID Forty thousand Illinois and In- miners threaten to go on strike for an advance of wages. Secretary Blaine became a grand father on August when Mr. and Mrs. Blaine received a lit- visitor. New York, Sept. 1890. At a request of the Board or Health, Mayor Grant has taken steps to have a recount of the in- habitants of this The fact that the death rate as ascertained j by the Board of Health, was out proportion to the population What does this mean to the U. S. Census, impelled means that George W. White, the make a test, which present solicitor of the f f enumerating the con. district, will be elected a judge j Second W ard. Here of the Superior c of North Caro found a or Una. Article section of the I Pr U. S. Census State Constitution. Bear in 2.4 less than the Board this colored judge will ride every of Health. From calculations baaed district in North Carolina. He will, figures the Board requests preside in haughty and lie Major a new census will preside by the sea, in Dare. which which will he forthcoming be gun. The work of enumeration will Profits of Fruit Culture. Carolina at for it as California. Nashville Argonaut. The San Francisco correspondent of the New York Tribune writing of the profits of fruit culture in Cali- persons have any idea the profit in fruit growing on the rich lands of the Sacramento and San Valleys. Here are a figures, well attested, of net returns from a five years Apricot trees netted per acre; peaches 13.50; French prunes, six years old, an acre, and raisins per acre. Any fruit which will grow in Cal- can be raised in North Caro- be done by a force of police- Surely the Radicals will not a for judge Well, ban not, and yet they have a the Second district in Congress, and they have a State's whose duty is nearly as as that of a judge. Are the white men of North Carolina ready count will be made by election to have a on the bench Are the same as was the U. S. Stray Bits of Fun. by for Who Lore to What is the chasm that often friends Sarcasm. Mrs. a. up, John There arc burglars in the house. what of it I expect there are thieves in the Senate, too. you know, snore frightfully of late do I Believe dearest, I'm sorry to hear it. Wife am I. suppose is like most women, never admit- that she made a mistake. she occasionally asserts that she made a mistake in marrying me, but she never admits that outside the me. on account of the lower pi ice at which laud can be obtained I will lie land can be look after particular neighbor-j cultivated with greater profit. For bowl ill which he is most acquaint-, the cultivation or the grape, and They will take the name, age, I manufacture of the wine, the I sex residence person. ., , . . I of our and climate been fully demonstrated. On Mrs. up from says he People arc yet laughing at a doctor in a little village in this Slate who, in filling out a certificate of death, inadvertently wrote his name in ed of ready to have the delicate rights census. It is expected I hat the new t lie great crops of tobacco t. count will be in three cotton which have always been For For F. Dion the vet ran actor. dramatist died at. j Ins home in New York City I Thursday aged OS and duties of themselves to each other, and the privileges or their wives and children, as between and their colored neighbors, passed upon by a The next Legislature will divide th after which you can pay your and take your choice. TUB New York contains many a man who follows some queer occupation, State into Senatorial Dis- j none was more queer smaller crops and but little attention This was done in 1881, than that of a MM who died recent-1 has been given to them. But the; the leading crops of the South, and in the cultivation of which our have been reared, their has not been directed to the For J. S. L. Heaver Dam- W. II. Burnett. K. Hodges. ;. W. J. L. W. B. K. S. D. J. I W II Wilkinson O. W. Harrington. D. i Swift Frank u John has given to Chicago i will be so that fur ten and D of has elected president. Laws and h whose exiling was to lie done each ten years. Hy j to insurance companies. The nation and gerrymander the State j of bis phenomenal success is as his met hods were A col u n-n of army worms invaded Cal, recently. It was half a mile long, and was followed by immense swarms of black-birds, which prey upon it. years to come the Legislature at concealed, bus- all hazards, go Radical, and with it was somewhat on goes the credit of the State, and with of the commercial agencies, n . . . . I , . . . . . . . . , . I ill a a , a Tuesday, Nov. 4th. The Senate has passed a bill ex-1 tending the privileges of the tree deli very of mm Is to towns having a population of five thousand, or a gross postal revenue of it goes the character of Raleigh, Charlotte, Durham, ville, New and other towns and cities with their charters go the prosperity these cities. The next Legislature redistricts the Congressional Districts or North and he called it the Public Adjust- Bureau- By some means he was able to in advance correct information concerning about to occur, and companies paid liberally for the In every ca-e the fires took as predicted. The was of order things is to change, and people are learning that they can profitably add as crops, many crops which Mr. are the other five Tom the of Texas, has trouble in westing bin bills. To a pressing creditor he I can't pay you anything month. what you told me last month Well I kept my word, didn't I Wife broken the j promise you made me I Husband mind, my dear, don't I'll make you another. THE Draw nigh, and a tale I will try to fold. That ought to lie written in letters of Of the beautiful system that God has de- vised. Whereby man can obtain a new home in the skies. Where in garment- as as fresh, I alien snow. And bodies In fashion like his. you must know. The true ones of earth have follow- ed his lead, Obeyed injunctions in thought, word and Will evermore dwell in celestial Joy, Where tears, nor sorrows, nor cares can alloy. Where night can not come, nor day ever end. But with God and his Son spend What bliss to be there in the midst of that throng. With voices attuned to the heavenly To worship the Lamb in the midst of the throne. And with the dear Saviour be ever at home. We weak ones of earth, without merit or ought. To commend us to him who eternal life bought. Can, by walking in paths where the has trod, Reach heaven at last and dwell with our God. What does Christ require of sinners ere lie Will pardon bestow, and from sin set them free An implicit faith in himself as God's Son. A repentance, that shows in all the acts done; This repentance embraces a full change of heart. Thinking, feeling and acting, all play their part With the is confessed, the great truth believed. And now to other command he re- The sinner is ready, having died to his sin, the watery grave to be buried with him Resurrected, he walks in newness of life With the gift of the Spirit he's armed for the strife. Over flesh and the world, over Satan and In, be gains God's help within; He is strengthened, he in edge and grace. With his eye on the goal, he is running the race. With of the Saviour forever be- fore him. He ceases not ever to love and adore him. Having put the deeds of the old man aside, Anger, wrath, malice and whatever be- side Belonged to the works of the flesh and devil. With affections above, he win cease to do evil. With the milk of the word he is and fed. With the Spirit of God he is evermore led. With God as his father and Christ as his brother, With the Spirit's true guidance, he none other; With faints of the earth be his way. To the regions of bliss, ne'er ending day. The worst accident in history or the Reading Railroad near Reading, last Thursday. An express train ran into a wreck and was thrown into River and persons were Killed. Cholera has become epidemic in village of six miles or Harlem Springs, Ohio. The people are place to avoid dread disease. W. S. resident physician, is taxed to I bis utmost. Carolina, and, by gerrymander, the very valuable to the will lose certainly hall, ,, i they profited or her Congress in every case except men- and this means endorsement of tile Speaker of the odious a company lost Force of the stabs of. by to heed the warn- Congressmen, at Southern , jug whether be was in collusion industries. incendiaries or not is unknown Again the Legislature . evidence or crime could be moans the repeal of chapter against him. and of chapter section republics. of the Code North which means that hell and A number prominent shall again break loose engaged in reign supreme in Bertie, Halifax, work id bringing about Northampton, Vance, Craven, Pas- Congress of Republics to lie Granville, Hertford, War- I this country sometime in have heretofore been neglected. we are talking of our mag- mineral resources, and fore- casting the wonderful developments which will certainly be made in this direction, and pointing with pride to the splendid growth of our man- enterprises, we should not forget to direct attention to our I is the moon grand agricultural resources. With ; we get Kansas woman predicts that the world will come to an end November Not exactly, but a good part of Republican par- j will come to a short while election ville Observer Washington, Currituck, Edge- New Hanover and Wake. Shall these things be Shall the finances of State be thrown into irresponsible hands again Shall county script again fall to and BO cents on the dollar in these counties future, perhaps 1893. The idea to have delegates from all the the world and from countries that are not vet republics. The to all republics and to educate inhabitants of other nations as to their rights as a pen- Again a Radical legislature j lo. questions to be considered means the defeat of Vance, and when are ones the con- A stray balloon, to which was at- a rope bag of sand, was captured by farmers about five l miles north of Utica, N. Thurs- day evening. rope looked as if basket bad been cut off. The balloon is a very large one. A grain nod cotton storehouse in Alexandria, has been de- by Area. The loss is John M. P., and Wm. Editor were arrested Dublin last Thurs- day, on the charge of inciting ten- ants not to pay rent. But real cause was to prevent these gentle- men visiting America in inter- of Irish cause. this tribune of the shall fall, this man who has incurred the dis- pleasure of monopolies and who has grown old and poor and blind in bis fight I'm- the rights of the oppressed against the rich when this man falls, who will dare to champion the cause of the poor and needy, seeing bow little reward for duty done is properly conducted it will no doubt be a great benefit. Air. W. O- who originated the idea, has submitted a list questions committee which are vital Among them are the expansion of the Monroe diet line, the disarmament of a climate and soil which enables us to cultivate, profit, a greater variety of products any other the world, or the same area, we will in near future see our State rivaling any other section in cultivation of fruits and grapes, and our farmers, the wealth- most prosperous in world. This is no of nation, but a result as sure to follow you did not propose to that dear girl last night, as you in tended to. Ah, my friend, I am afraid you were not fired by the vine spark of live. I was by her lather. often it in In this tiny and time when most people are so and when there is so much grumbling and so much that is calculated to hurt one's it is exceedingly pleasant to do basilicas with men who seem to be of souls. Recently we visited Wilmington or the and our visits were i quite successful, as a glance our advertising will show. As soon as the paper with the in it reached Wilmington, the largest advertisers in the entire wrote us enclosing a subscription the thanking us sincerely Tor the display of their advertisement and tor the manner which we refer- lo them. Now Ibis shows the proper spirit makes the poor j long-suffering editor reel that after all be has not lived in vain. A Tew advertisers seem to think that it is their special to make editor feel as bail as possible. They fail to see a single copy or the paper continuing their advertisement, it is not as prom men t as some other one or believe the brought them a single customer. In a word, they seem determined to make to the editor that be is requiring pay for something for which be gave return, not thinking that in this way do more than any one else to get returns the reasons that pen- will not deal with men of that d alter they find them. They an; actually the time that they will Mime able evidence the and will therefore talk of the influence the in the presence of its readers in such a way that make them anxious to get out or their store to avoid hearing a that they ad- mire reflected upon, thus by their own action, their advertise- is probably worthless to them. If, on the contrary, they would speak favorable of paper and of section, they would please their present customers and gain new ones. People dislike but admire, those who make the host of halves and quarters, I suppose. is a great deal of scratching at the now. comes from the itch for office. Lady of the house Poor man, you must have had many trials. Tramp mum, but no convictions. you swear positively as flowing a stream down hill, j that you know more than half this or effect following cause. adequate We are all Akin. Concord Standard. So closely connected is com- world that a jar either Side of it is felt around world. Tho railroads have extended their lines and the increased their speed until now the once far off nations near and nothing can happen to the in the labor question, Ac. The of without Again and above all, it means that; members, to be selected from North Carolina has taken a step most prominent of Ne A Milwaukee, Wis., paper com- upon a marriage at a fair in in that State, protests against a circus of the marriage We have bad a couple circuses of that kind in this State, and efforts are being made to have some more of them this fall. A very little of that kind of performance ought to go a long Star. Hampton, of South Car- says while lie will accept a to Senate, if so he will not ask for it. He says be has never asked for an office, and that it is too late to begin This is characteristic of the fish patriot, not it is dreadfully old- less so, in than would be a man walking streets in knee breeches, silk waist- coat and powdered heir. Hamil- ton breed of politicians is oat very world do The did ocean steamship, the Teutonic, made Its last voyage in days, hours, fraction over miles per hour throughout the whole journey, over miles bar- been traversed in the best day's ran. old-time railroad speed for water travel, a mile a minute for rail, nod blooded horses trained almost to are we going to stop It would not surprise to hear of an oz galloping into town with n load of wood rate of or mile an hour. Observer. A Georgia editor borrowed a mule to plow bis garden. When quiet was restored, the editor was found under an oath ease, panels of fence were gone, and the male was eating roasting eats in a neighboring patch. backward. Its moral effect will be great for evil. It means that the in- between while and black is nearing. It mean that the van guard the and the rear guard or the white have met. It will give the a raise idea or his own position in the State. It re-open the old wounds 1868-1870 It will turn the head of the colored, man from business lo politics. It will make insolent ed. It will affect every household in the Stale. farm band and nurse, the house maid, and even the cook in the kitchen, will feel ed to greater and In the name of the groat State of North business and her rising tide of prosper- the name of that Peace and Security we now enjoy and of that Confusion and Shame which should seek to pails each man in the State to rouse himself, and to each, woman in the to help in the good by her work, her example and in the interest of good government and Democracy. committee will be increased to the York. Edwin Ad Editor's Dream Exchange The editor ant on bard-bottom trying to think of a end be plunged his fingers about through bis hair, not one topic they brought. He had on temperance, tariff and trade, end of making n crop nod joked about ice and week lemonade, till his readers bad told bin to stop. And of thinking, sleep came to bis eyes, and be lowed bis bead on bis desk, when the thoughts awake, bad re- fused to arise, came troops that were strong and grotesque. And as the float he select bright one of tribes and this is the gem which, while dreaming, wrote ; is the time to sub- Fault-Finding. Home Journal get the habit of it. It's the easiest thing to do the hardest thing to stop in the wide, wide world. U ruins your temper spoils shape or your mouth. see good rather than disagreeable in the. people your surroundings. Yon would not go to a friend's house and find fault With what she does and with what she has and her way of living. What right have you, to rind fault with those who are more than trends to people of your own blood If is a grace that we are all stingy with, it is that of giving praise, and yet it is with which we ought to be lavish. Why should you tell your friend that her bonnet is becoming, when yon have never said this to. Why should you go out to tea praise your neighbor's muffins, yon have forgot ton to tell mother how good hers were Why should you announce bow much Mr. Wilson over the way knows, when farther is a great deal better inform- ed man, and it has never entered your little bead to whisper quietly to him appreciate bis Yon keep ability to dis. cover faults for the borne, while eye that should look for virtue is closed tightly until yon go Don't wait till some one is gone from you to tell their virtues. Don't wait until your sister is far away in another to her how helpful, bow pretty how courteous she is; and don't wait until the weary hands are crossed and sleep comes, before yon make mother know what beautiful are her eyes, now tender her heart, and bow dearly yon lore her- Tell it all when tbs walk through life is bard, and the son- of praise is yearned for to brighten it, and to warm and en- courage the pilgrim by wayside- classes of all the others. the failure of the wheat crop our western and northwestern States, prices immediately throughout world. Strange to say, too, that such was not state or affairs until our own won- nineteenth century gave to the world her numerous valuable inventions. Let a railroad wreck any of important and mails are stopped and commerce trembles with crash ever hurry- world has its surging waves of humanity checked from one side of continent to the other. world will soon one vast human family, bound by ties which cannot be broken, and agreeing, at least, that their many interests varied industries bind them into one com- brotherhood. Democratic Canvass, The Candidates of the Democrat, party for the Legislature various Offices will address the people of Pitt County at following times and places Farmville, Wednesday, Oct. Mays Chapel, Thursday, Oct. 9th. Haddocks X Roads, Friday, Oct. 10th. Calico Hill. Saturday, Oct, Keels Store, Wednesday, Oct, 13th. Thursday, 16th. Parkers School House, Friday, Oct, Bethel, Saturday, Oct. 18th. Black Jack Tuesday, Oct, 21st. Wednesday, Oct, X Bonds, Thursday, Oct, 23rd. Lang's School House, 24th. Falkland, Saturday, Oct, L. Blow, Dew, K- Committee. Until I i i Iron sir; and now that have taken a good look I'll swear that I know more than all of put together. What do you think of the modern style writing paper asked Corn, Do you like it as well the old I'm afraid am not competent to form an opinion, replied Merritt. I should judge that a great deal he said on both sides. Did you ever try any of those patent tor a cold. I did once I though sneeze my head off. I actually did do the next thing to What I my hat off. Don't you suppose, said a member the police force, that a knows a rogue when he sees him No doubt, was the reply; but the trouble is that he does not seize the rogue when knows him. An old lady of our acquaintance, having noticed and it turned small observatory on the newly-built house of Mr. insists that when she and her old man build their new house she is going to to have a purgatory on top, just like Mr. or there shall no house built. The swan must live longer any other bird, said landlady, as she put the paper down and began pouring the coffee. The paper tells of one that lived lo be a hundred years old. Humph said I've spring chickens on this very table that must have been older than that. I think that's a very pretty piece of music, he remarked, self after he had thrummed away at the piano for fifteen minutes. Which part do you like best The part you didn't play, replied the fair girl, and be went forth into the world, for he knew he hadn't ghost of a chance there. Female am taking orders for mottoes for the madam. Woman don't want of your cheerful mottoes. Female perhaps you would like to look at some of my choice gloomy mottoes. I have some I of the most depressing and designs ever shown. Mr. mighty bad. I reckon you had better make me some tea. Mrs. you feels so bad may he I bad better run quick for doctor. Mr. want run for de doctor for What want harry me inter my way let me i die slow Before And After Atone time I awful Sores and Pimples on my face, after using two bottles of S. U, S. I was cured, and have a nice, smooth complexion. JAMBS L. Atlanta, My Life A Burden was afflicted with Catarrh and with eruptions on my face ten years. I was attended by very best physicians and tried a number of blood without permanent relief. in- settled my hones, and caused trouble. My life was a to ins and was de- incurable, when I saw S. S. S. advertised. Bight bottles cured entirely, and feel like a new person. Ohio, Treatise on Blood and Skin Di- mailed SWIFTS SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta The boy am going to he just what lather That is a horrible prospect in some cases. and is all the greater the father should in l how he acts, and what sort of Ian- he uses in the presence of children. ft aids. AYCOCK C. Wilson N C DANIELS. SPIELS. Attorneys--at-La n. c l. DENTIST, l A L, BLOW, -AT-L A W, G RE E N V I C J. RE. J. H. D TUCKER N. C. L. C. LATHAM. HARRY I A N. ft U JAMES, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W, GREENVILLE, N. C. Practice In all I he courts. Collection I B. YELLOWLEY, ATTORNEY AT-LAW, Greenville, N.

INK your patron ace purpose kc lo please every The l i Ct Reflector. THE REFLECTOR JOB F R. Or that can surpassed no- where In this section. Our work always id-;. lend Tour D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Proprietor. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Per Year, in Advance. IX. GREENVILLE, PITT C, NO. Nominees. D. J. STATE GOVERNMENT. O. Fowle. of Wake, M. Holt, of Secretary of I. of Wake. W. of Wake. of Wayne, Superintendent of Public Instruction M. of Catawba. Attorney F. David- of Buncombe. For Chief Justice of Supreme HON. A. S. For of the Supreme HON. WALTER CLARK. For Superior Court 1st G. H. Brown, Jr., of fort. District. Henry R. of I 4th District. Spier Whitaker, of Wake. i 5th If. W. Winston, of Gran- 6th E. T. Boykin. of Sampson 7th Jas. D. of Moore. R. F. Iredell. J. G. of Burke. 11th W. A. of Lincoln. For W. A. B. BRANCH, of Beaufort. Editorial Paragraphs. Cardinal Manning's health alarms Ins friends. An epidemic of diphtheria at Bridgeton, N. J. The coining orange crop in Flori-. will be below the average. Mm. baa sued her husband the actor Tor support. The Sword of Damocles Raleigh No thinking, respectable man can contemplate the honors of one Radical Legislature in North Carolina without a shudder What does it mean Where does it lead What are its effects economically, in the home circle, for the tax payer, for the poor and white man and bis wife and little ones New York Letter. YORK'S CENSUS AL CONGRESS OF REPUBLICS. Profits of Fruit Culture. Carolina as for It at California. Nashville Argonaut. The San Francisco correspondent of New York writing of profits of fruit in Cali- Few persons have any idea The army of West Virginia is holding a at Parkersburg. of Thief Justice A. S. Wake. Associate Justices Walter Clark, of Wake Joseph J. Davis, of James E. Shepherd, of Beaufort and Alfonzo C. of Burke. MM SUPERIOR COURT. Fir-t n. Brown, of Beaufort. Second Philips, of Third G. Connor, of son. of Wake. Fifth G. Womack, of Chatham. Sixth T. Boykin, of Sampson. Seventh C. of Cumberland. Eighth F. Armfield, of Iredell. Ninth F. Graves, of Surry. Tenth of Eleventh M. of Mecklenburg. Twelfth H. Merrimon, of Buncombe. Representatives B. Vance, of Meek- Matt. W. Ransom, of North- House of District Thomas G. Skinner, of Perquimans. Second P. Cheatham col, of Vance. Third W. of Fourth II. Bunn, of Nash. Fifth W. Brower, of Forsyth. Sixth Rowland of Robeson. S. of Rowan. Eighth District W. II. A. Cowles A Ninth Ewart of Hen- COUNTY GOVERNMENT. Superior Court A. A. K. Tucker. Register of H. James. B. Cherry. S. L. Ward. B- Harris. Commissioners-Council Dawson. Chair- man, Mooring, C. V, Newton, John Flanagan, T. E. Keel. Board of Herding Chairman J. S. and J. D. fox. School ding. of F. . Brown. TOWN. G. James. B. Greene. R. Lang. Chief T. Smith. Asst R. Moore. Ward. T. A. col., Ward. W H. Smith, and R. Greene. Jr.; 3rd Ward. M. Lang and Allen Warren; Mb Joe col. First and Mondays, morning and night. Rev. N. C. Hughes, D. D., Rector. Sunday, morn- and night. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. Rev. E. B. John, Pastor. and fourth Sundays, morning and night. Meeting every Wednesday night. Rev. A. D. Hunter, Pastor. Greenville Lodge. No. A. F. A. M., meets every 1st Thursday and Mon- day night after the 1st and Sunday at Masonic Lodge. A. L. Blow. W. M., G. L. Sec. R. A. Chapter. No. meets every 2nd and 4th Monday nights at Ma- sonic Hall, F. W. Brown, H. P. Covenant No. I. O. O. F- meets every Tuesday night, i. White. N. G. E, A. Sec. Orion Encampment. No. I. O. O. F. meets every 2nd and 4th nights. E. A. C. P. C. D. tree, Insurance Lodge. No. K. of H., meets every first and third Friday night. D. D. Haskett, D. Pitt Council, No. A. L. of H., meets every Thursday night. C. A. White, C. Pitt county Alliance meets the first Friday in January, April. July and October. J. D. Cox. E. A. Secretary Alliance meets Saturday before the second Sunday in each mouth o'clock, P K. in Germania Hall. Fernando Ward, President; D. S. Spain. Secretary. For Judicial JOHN E. of Wilson. COUNTY TICKET. For the WILLIS B. WILLIAMS. Twelve were killed in a cyclone near Manning, Iowa, re- Nicaragua is buying arms and another tussle with Honduras is an or House of HARRY SKINNER, JOHN D. COX. The condition of affairs now ill Switzerland is said lo an anarchy. Geo- It. Davis bus been elected Director General of the National j World's Fair Commissioners. New York, Sept. 1890. At a request, of the Board of Health, Mayor taken steps to have a recount of the in- habitants of this city. fact j the in fruit growing on the ,,. each a rich land of Sacramento and district will vote for its own b Bord of Health, was out San Joaquin Valleys. Here area judge as now it does its own so- proportion to the population we attested, of net What does this mean ding to the U. S. Census, means that George W. White, the to make a test, which present solicitor of the did by the district, will be elected a judge of Ward. Here or the Superior c or North Caro of Article section or the j per cent, U. S. Census State Constitution. Bear in being leas Board this colored judge will ride Health. From calculations based district in North Carolina. He will the Board request preside in haughty Asheville, and he Mayor to order a new census will preside the sea, in Dare. forthcoming be Surely the Radicals will not MB. The work enumeration will t , d Mu far per be done by a of . . . , , V, I who will he employed, laud can be not, and yet have a men. win lie to . from the Second district in Congress, look neighbor-1 with profit, hot returns from a fruit ranch five years Apricot trees netted 1211 per acre; peaches French prunes, six years old, an acre, and raisins per acre. Any fruit which will grow in Cal- can be raised in North Caro- Stray Bits of Fun. by for Who Lore to Laugh. What is the chasm that often friends Sarcasm. Mrs. a. up, John There arc burglars in the house. what of it I expect there in the Senate, too. you know, yon snore r late do I Believe me, dearest, I'm lo hear it. Wire am suppose is like most women, never admits that she made a mistake. Wick she occasional asserts that she made n mistake in marrying me, but she never admits on account of the lower that outside the People arc yet laughing at a doctor in a little village in this Slate who, in filling out a certificate or death, For Superior Court ELBERT A. For Slier J. A. K. Forty thousand Illinois and In- threaten to go on strike for an advance of wages. For Register of I DAVID H. JAMES. Secretary Blaine became a grand father on August when Mr. and Mrs. Blaine received a lit- visitor. For JOHN FLANAGAN. For HENRY F. BbL For L. WARD. the actor I and dramatist died at Ins home in New York City last j Thursday aged ready duties of and the privileges children, as between their colored neighbors, passed upon by a The next Legislature to each other, will be in three weeks and cotton which have always been ; r j . ,, m . . All. Ollie or their wives and you can pa your crops of the South, and a and V and take your choice. . . . , m c. w in the cultivation which . , . THE FIRE New York contains many a man who follows some queer occupation, I Heaver W. B. Burnett. J. F. Hodges. G. W. Edmundson. J. L. W. B. Buck. Content K. S. Ed wards. D. J. ; W II Wilkinson O. W. Harrington. D. Langley. Swift Frank Mew n John has given to Chicago and D of has elected president. divide the into Dis- , none was more queer This was dune in that of a man who recent- Laws 1881 chapter and i was to furnish lie done each ten years. By insurance companies. The nation and gerrymander the State j f phenomenal success is will be so that for ten a as his methods were years to come the Legislature will, at carefully His bus A of army worms invaded Cal, recently. It was half a mile long, and was followed by immense swarms of black-birds, which prey upon it. Election Tuesday, Nov. 4th. POST Hours pen for all from A. M. to P. M. AH mails distributed on arrival. The general deliver be kept open for IS minutes at night after the Northern mail to distributed. Northern Mall arrive dally at P. M. and departs at A. M. Old Sparta and Falkland mails arrives holy at M. and depart- at P. M. Washington, X Roads, and Grimesland malls arrives dally at P. M. and departs at A. M. Bell's terry, Johnson's Mills, and malls arrive Thursday and Saturday at A. M. and departs at JO Jack and mails arrives every Saturday at and departs Friday at A M. J. J. PERKINS P. U THE IN Draw nigh, and a tale I will try to fold. That ought to written in letters of I Of the beautiful system that God has de- vised, Whereby man can obtain a new home in the skies. Where in garment- as spotless as fresh, snow. And bodies In fashion like his, you must know. The true ones of earth have follow- ed his lead, , Obeyed his injunctions in thought. word and I Will evermore dwell in joy, I tears, nor sorrows, nor care- can alloy, , Where night can not come, nor day ever end, j But with God and bis Son eternity spend What bliss to be there in the midst of that throng, J With voices attuned to the heavenly To worship the Lamb in the midst of the throne. And with dear Saviour be ever at home. j We weak ones of earth, without merit or ought. i T commend us to who eternal life bought. Can. by walking in where the has trod. Reach heaven at last and dwell with our God. What does Christ require or sinners ere lie Will pardon bestow, and from sin set them free An implicit faith in himself as God's Son. A repentance, that shows in all the acts done; This repentance embraces a full change of heart. Thinking, feeling acting, all play their part; With the mouth is confessed, the great truth believed, And now to other command he re- The is ready, having died to his sin, the watery grave to be buried with him; Resurrected, lie walks in newness of life With the gift of the Spirit armed for the strife. Over flesh and the world, over Satan and sin, Viet he gains with God's help within; He is strengthened, he grows in edge and grace. With his eye on goal, he is running the race. With the law of the Saviour forever be- fore him. He ceases net ever to love and adore him. Having put deeds of the man aside. Anger, wrath, malice and whatever be- side Belonged to the works of the flesh and the devil. With affections he will cease to With of the word lie to With Spirit of God be to evermore led. With God as his father and Christ as his brother. With the Spirit's true guidance, he other; With of the earth he his war. To the of bliss, ne'er ending day. Senate has passed a bill ex- tending the privileges of free delivery of mails to towns having a population of five thousand, or a postal revenue of The worst accident in history of the Beading near Beading, Pa., last Thursday. An express train ran into a wreck and was thrown into River and persons were killed. all go Radical, and with it goes the credit of the State, and with it goes the character of Raleigh, Charlotte, Durham, Ashe- ville, New and other Eastern towns and cities and with their charters go the prosperity these cities. The next Legislature redistricts the Congressional Districts North . . . Tom the of pie have been reared, N U ms M t has not been directed to the smaller crops and but little attention has been given to them, lint the order things is to change, and people are learning they can profitably add as soc- crops, many crops which have heretofore been neglected. s. To a pressing creditor lie said I can't pay you anything this month. what you told me last month Well I kept my word, didn't I Wife broken the t promise you made mo Husband j mind, my dear, don't I'll make When we are talking of mag- j you another. mineral resources and fore- j ,., . you did not propose to was somewhat order of agencies, and he called it the Public Adjust.- By some means he was to furnish in advance correct wonderful developments ; ,,,.,. nigh. information concerning fires about which will certainly be made in this to occur, the companies paid j direction, and winning with pride; to the splendid growth of our man- enterprises, we j not forget to direct attention to i grind resources. With a climate soil which enables to cultivate, profit, a greater j variety of products than any other Cholera bas epidemic in the village of six miles, east of Harlem Springs, Ohio. The are leaving place to avoid dread disease. W. S. physician, is taxed to his utmost. liberally the information. In every ca-e the tires look place as predicted. information was of Carolina, and, by gerrymander, the very valuable to the will lose certainly hair, ,, is by or her Congress men and this means endorsement or Speaker or the odious Force or the stabs or northern Congressmen, at Southern industries. j i, incendiaries or not. is unknown j area, we will in the near future see I Again the Radical Legislature j as evidence or crime could be rivaling any other section I means the repeal of chapter IT, sec- him. S f TO HARMONIZE the North Carolina, which means that hell and A number prominent shall again break loose men in this engaged his predictions in every case except one. In that case the fire as and the company lost i money by to heed the warn- i Whether he was in collusion tended to Ah. my friend. I am afraid you were not by the vine spark live. I was her lather. is the moon often spoken of as the silvery moon we get it in halves and quarters. I suppose. lit re is a great deal of I scratching at the polls in the world, or same comes the office. Lady or the house , in the cultivation of and , ,;,., you ,,., grapes, and farmers, the wealth- trials. and roost prosperous in the Tramp mum, hut contusion, shall again break liaise This is no of no convictions. and reign supreme in Bertie, Halifax, ; the work bringing about j no Northampton, Vance, Craven, Pas- Congress of Republics to he i nation, but a result as sure to follow you swear positively Granville War-I held this country sometime in as flowing a stream down bill, j that you know more than hall this Kansas woman predicts that the world will come to an end November Not exactly, but a good part Republican t will come to an end a short while ville Observer perhaps in 1893. idea is to have delegates all the of world and from countries that are not vet re mi bliss. The to harmonize all republics educate the of other Washington, Currituck, Edge- New Hanover and Wake. Shall these things he Shall finances of the State be thrown into irresponsible hands again Shall county script again fall to and cents on the dollar in these counties I nations as to their rights as a Again a Radical legislature pie. The to be considered or an effect following adequate Witness cause. We are all Akin. Concord Standard. So closely is t he. com- Yes. sir; and now that have taken a good look swear that I know more than all of put together. What do you think of the modern I style writing paper asked Cora, Do you like it as well as the old I'm afraid am not competent to A stray balloon, to which was at- a rope and bag sand, was captured by farmers about miles north of Utica, N. Y., Thurs- day evening. looked as it basket had been cut off. The balloon is a very large one. means the defeat of Vance, and when tare ones and if the con- j world that a jar either this tribune of the shall fall, j gross side it is felt around world. I form an opinion, replied Merrill. I this man who has incurred the dis-1 no doubt be a great benefit. Mr. pleasure or monopolies i W. O. who originated The railroads have extended their and who has and and j the idea, las d lines m the increased should judge that a great deal be said on both sides. Did ever try those lid once John M. P., and Wm. Editor were arrested in Dublin last day, on the charge of inciting ants to pay rent. But the real cause was to prevent these gentle- men visiting America in inter- of Irish cause. blind in bis fight for the rights o committee which i their speed until now once far the oppressed against the rich ire vital Among them are our Mr I patent snuffs tor a cold. I when this man falls, who will are the expansion the , , I thought I'd my to champion the cause of the poor doctrine, the disarmament of can Happen to M . MM, the labor question, c The of one without injuring certain committee will be to classes ail the others. In Hie members, to be selected the j failure of the wheat crop in our I I sneezed my hat off. little the A grain and cotton storehouse in Alexandria, has been de- by Ares. The loss is A Milwaukee, Wis., paper com- upon a marriage at a fair in in that State, protests against a circus of We have bad a couple circuses of that in this Stale, and efforts are being made to have some more of this fall. A very of that kind of performance ought to go a long Slur. Hampton, of Sooth Car- says while be will a re-e let ion to Senate, if so ho u- j lie will not ask for it. He says be has never asked for an office, j and that it is too to begin This is characteristic of the fish patriot, bat it less no, in fact, than would be a man walking streets in knee breeches, silk waist- coat and powdered hair. The ton breed of politicians is dying oat very and needy, seeing bow reward for duty done Again above all, it means that North Carolina has taken a step backward. Its moral effect will be York, great for evil. It means that the in between white and black is nearing. It means that the van guard of the black and the rear guard of the white have met. It will give the a false idea of his own position in State. It crop in our most prominent of New . northwestern pt- prices immediately the police force, that a throughout world. Strange to j knows a rogue when he sees him say. too, that such was No doubt, was the reply; but the; until our own won J j- nineteenth century gave to; the world her numerous valuable I An old lady of our i inventions having noticed and it Home Journal Don't get in the habit of it. It's the easiest to do the hardest old wounds the wide, wide It will turn the head of the , . man from business to politics. It world. U ruins your temper will make him and spoils your mouth, ed. It will affect every see good than in Stale. form hand disagreeable in people nurse, the maid, and even the surroundings. You would cook in the will reel g, to a friend's and find j humanity checked from one side j ed to greater aid i what she does and with what to other. The turned small observatory , Let a wreck occur r Mr. of the important lines, and mails , that when she and her old are stopped and commerce trembles I man build their new house she is with he crash and ever hurry- j going to to have a purgatory on top, world has waves like or house built. In this day time when most people are so exacting and there is so much grumbling and so much that is to hurt one's it is exceedingly i pleasant to do business with men i who seem to be possessed of souls. Recently we visited Wilmington in the interest; of and our visits were quite successful, as a glance at advertising columns will show. As soon as the paper with in it reached Wilmington, the largest advertisers in the entire lot wrote us enclosing a subscription to the and thanking us sincerely for the nice display of their advertisement and the manner in which we refer- I red lo them. Now this shows the proper spirit and makes the poor I long-suffering editor feel that after all be has not lived in vain. A few advertisers seem to think that it is , their special mission to make an editor feel as bad as possible. They i fail to see a single copy or the paper continuing advertisement, it is not as prominent as some other or don't believe the use brought them a single customer. In a word, they seem to make to the editor that he is requiring pay for something for which he gave return, not thinking that in this do more than any one else to get returns for the reasons that will not deal with men of that d alter they find them. They are actually afraid the time that they will have some able evidence the benefit and will therefore talk the paper in the presence of its readers in such a way that make them anxious to get out of their store to avoid hearing a that they ad- mire re tested upon, and thus by their action, their advertise- is probably worthless to If, on the they would speak favorable of the and of the section, they would please their present customers and gain new ones. People dislike but admire those who make the best of an. Before And After Atone time I had awful Sores and Pimples on my face, after using two bottles of S. S. I was cured, and have a nice, smooth complexion. L. Atlanta, My Life A Burden I a afflicted with Catarrh and with eruptions on my face ten rears, I was attended by very best and a number of blood purifiers, without permanent relief. The mineral in- settled in my bones, caused trouble. life was a to ins and was de- incurable, when I saw S. S. S. advertised. bottles cu-ed me entirely, and feel like a new person. Ohio, Treatise on and Skin Di- mailed SWIFT'S Atlanta The boy often T am going to be just what lather That is a horrible prospect in some eases, and is all the greater the father should in I how ho acts, and what sort of Ian- he uses in the presence of children. tarts. It N. C. C. C N. C , has and her way of living. What in the name of the groat State r right have you, then, to find fault North business j with those who are more than and her rising tide of prosper t to people of your the name of that Peace and own blood If is a grace that Security we now enjoy and of that are all stingy with, it is that of Confusion Shame which we should seek to Chronicle sails upon each man in the State to world do The did ocean steamship, Teutonic, made its last voyage la days, boars, fraction over miles per boar boat whole journey, over miles been traversed in best day's old-time railroad speed for water travel, a mile a minute for rail, and blooded horses trained almost to are we going to stop It not surprise as to bear of ox galloping into town with m load of wood at rate of or miles hour. Observer. giving praise, yet it is with which we ought to be lavish. Why should tell your friend that rouse himself, and each, woman in bonnet is becoming, when you have State to help in the good cause by work, her example and in the interest of good government and Democracy. A Georgia editor borrowed a mule to plow bis garden. When quiet was restored the editor was under an outhouse, four panels of fence were gone, and the mule was sating roasting ears a neighboring track patch. Ad Editor's Dream Exchange editor on a hard- bot torn choir trying to think of a thong ht, and be plunged all bis fingers about through his Lair, but not topic they brought. He had on temperance, tariff and trade, and of making a crop and joked about we and weak lemonade, till his readers bad told him to Stop. And weary of thinking, sleep came to bis eyes, and be lowed bis bead on bis desk, awake, had re- fused to arise, came in troops that were and grotesque. as the ideas float be select bright om of the tribes this is gem which, while wrote ; is the time to sub- never said this to your Why should you go out to tea and praise your neighbor's muffins, when you have to tell mother bow good were Why should you announce bow much Mr. Wilson over way knows, when farther is a great deal better inform- ed mail, and it has never entered your little head to whisper quietly to him boa- appreciate bis You keep your ability to dis. cover faults for the home, while the eye that should look for virtue is closed tightly until you go Don't wait till some one is from you to tell their virtues. Don't wait until your sister is far away in another land to tell her how helpful, bow pretty or bow courteous she and don't wait until weary hands are crossed and sleep comes, be lore yon make mother know what blue ate eyes, how tender heart, and bow dearly you love her. Tell it all whoa walk throng h life is bard, and the sun shine praise w yearned for to brighten it, and to warm and en- courage the pilgrim by the wayside. world will soon be one vast human family, bound by ties which cannot be broken, and agreeing, at least, that their interests and varied industries bind them into com- brotherhood. Democratic Canvass, The Candidates of the Democrat- party for the Legislature and various County Offices will address the people of Pitt County at following times and places Farmville, Wednesday, Oct. Thursday, Oct. 9th. Haddocks X Roads, Friday, Oct. 10th. Calico Saturday, Oct. Keels Store, Wednesday, Oct, 15th. Thursday, Oct, 16th. Parkers School House, Friday, Oct, 17th. Bethel, Saturday, Oct. 18th. Black Jack, Tuesday, Oct, 21st. Wednesday, Oct, X Thursday, Oct, 23rd. Lang's School House, Oct, 24th. Falkland, Saturday, Oct. 25th. L. Blow, Dem. K- Committee. Iron The swan must live longer than any other bird, said the landlady, as she put the down and began pouring the The paper tells of one that lived to be a hundred years old. Humph said I've seen spring chickens on this very table that must have been older than that. think that's a very pretty of music, he remarked, self after he had thrummed away at the piano for minutes. Which part do you like best The part you didn't play, replied I the fair girl, and he went forth into j the world, for he knew he hadn't the ghost of a chance there. Female am taking orders fat cheerful mottoes for the home, i madam. Woman don't want none of your mottoes. Female perhaps you would like to look at some or my choice gloomy mottoes. I have some of the most depressing and designs ever shown. Mr. mighty bad. I reckon you had better make me some ten. Mrs. you feels so bad maybe I bad better run quick Tor doctor. Mr. want run for de doctor for What want hurry me inter my way let me die slow i DANIELS n. c L. DENTIST. b Kl AT-L A W, J. E. M St. J. M. TUCKER TUCKER ft A If N. C. i a N. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GREENVILLE, N. C. Practice In all courts. Collection a Specially. I B. YELLOWLEY, ATTORNEY-A W, Greenville, N.

THE EASTERN Greenville, N. C. Washington Letter. From Our Washington, D. C, Sept, How Tobacco Culture was In- into Pitt S. J. Editor id Mb. die in the last. issue of the Reflector that a makes has always I writer giving as his signature, been the motto the republican suggests to the tobacco But it has never so openly lived up to the theory growers of Pitt county, that they contribute a amount to Honor Boll Of Miss for tin, month ending Sept. Flossie H umber, Jones, Mary Alice Annie Randolph,. Smith, Hattie Smith, Elmer Barrett, Willie Evans, Charlie James. Bonnie Sheppard, Deck FALL AW ANNOUNCEMENT Publisher's Announcement. THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE OF I The Reflector is 81.50 per Rates.- One the i one-half column one year, t one-quarter column one year, Two week, 1.50, two weeks, j one month, Advertisements Column as reading items. cents per line for each insertion. Legal Advertisements, such as Ad- and Sales- Commissioners- and Trustees Summons to etc., will at legal rates BE PAID IN ADVANCE. B has suffered some loss and as during this session of Congress, buy and present to Mr. O. F. Evans and the action of the of the House this week has been more revolutionary than ever before. When, alter a three weeks struggle the republicans succeeded in mus- a quorum of their it was course expected that they would seat the contestant Langston. whose case had been lending for more than two weeks j bat that they would attempt to seat number two, without having given future trouble payment is adv will be demanded. Contracts for any space not above, for any length of tune, can be made by application to the in person or by letter. Copy tor New Advertisements and all changes of advertisements should be handed in by o'clock on Tuesday mornings in order to prompt in- the day following The Reflector having a large will be found a profitable medium through which to reach the public. the Office at Mail WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1st, 1890. the pioneer tobacco farmer of Pitt, a gold headed cane or some other token of gratitude in recognition of bis efforts in the tobacco culture of Pitt county. Sir, I for one, in giving to every man his dues, and to Mr. Evans is due great credit for the interest which he has taken in the culture of tobacco; as a of which his success stands in our county and at all times he has taken a great in- any previous notice of intention both in its cultivation and to call up the and without cheerfully showing others how it lowing one word argument, no could most successfully be Highest Smith, average one outside those in the plot had the remotest idea Well, that is exactly what was The Speak- ordered the South Carolina con-, tested case of Miller vs Elliott to be called up, and in exactly thirteen minutes the House had Col. Elliott and given his seat to the Miller. Several But the introduction of tobacco culture in our county is not due G. P. but L. F. Evans, who in the sum- mer of was traveling in Nash county, and while there he met and became the friend of J. T. Seat who was then a tobacco farm not far from Rocky Mount, in Nash county. They both became warm cans, notably, Representative Kerr, and after Mr. Evans had Iowa, tried to persuade the j returned home be induced Mr Seat Speaker to allow both sides to be j to make him a visit, that he Congress decided to take a final adjournment yesterday. That was the best piece of work they have done during the session. heard taking a vote, but the republicans hooted them down and proceeded to consummate the disgrace. Privately, cans apologizing for their unseemly haste, say that they feared they could not hold the for any length of time. Mr. might able to get a tobacco club as he thought this land would produce equally as fine tobacco as Nash. Mr. Evans left off his business at home and met Mr. Seat in Tarboro, took him down home announced through the that Mr. Seat would be The tariff bill has been at the home of Mr. A. A. Forbes from confidence and while in some i a certain night and would like to Mr. T. B. Eldridge, a very able editor who has presided over the Durham Globe since it was revived last spring, has severed his con- with that paper. The press of the State can ill afford to lose Mr. Eldridge and we hope soon to see him in editorial again. It is rumored that he will be succeeded on the by- Mr. Al. of Nebraska. Mi. came down to our State some time ago and took as a bride a popular young lady- Miss Mamie is now showing her influence and good work by bringing buck as a citizen of North Carolina. respects it is better than it was as passed by the it is the whole, the most atrocious of tariff legislation ever conceived by the party, that is saying a great deal. It was only by the use of the party whip that agreement was reached in confer-, about one fourth of the republicans curse the bill, which say robs their but a vote is every- one these men will be found voting the bill as reported from the conference. There has been considerable talk about the democrats the Senate taking ad- vantage the rates of that body to debate the report on the tariff bill until the first week in November order to the calling of an extra session the purpose of passing the Force bill, but no has yet been agreed upon, although in certain confer with all the in the vicinity who were interested in to- culture. At the appointed time the following parties met and partially contracted, which was confirmed with Mr. Seat for the A. A. Forbes, L. F. Evans and Jacob Joyner agreeing to plant eight acres and pay Mr. Scat 8100.00 apiece, G. F. and T. J. Stancill each to plant four acres and pay 850.00. Alter Mr. Seat had returned to Nash some of the parties became Midi with their bargain L. F. Evans who was acting as their leader, to write Mr. Seat no; to come but he did not get the letter was, therefore, on baud at the proper time. So being forced thus by a of duty the above named parties planted the first crop of to- of any consequence ever planted Pitt county, P. Evans baa the honor being its The Brans Testimonial. The following letter from the pro- of a tobacco warehouse that very with Pitt county shippers explains Oxford, N. C, Sept. 24th, Editor Eastern Reflector, Dear notice from your valuable paper that a testimonial is proposed in the shape of a headed for Mr. G. F. the pioneer of the Golden Product of Pitt. As the best tobacco that comes to our market is from your county, we take great pleasure in enclosing our check for five dollars, with the wish that Mr. Evans may be as as his good work merits. Yours truly, Davis Gregory. This is very generous on the part of Messrs. Davis Gregory, and the Reflector looks upon their letter as quite a compliment to Pitt county. It corroborates our oft repeated as- that Pitt makes the finest tobacco of any county in North Ca- Concerning the testimonial to Evans we will Bay here the tobacco growers of Pitt are a little backward in contributing a mite to it, as but few have responded as yet. do no the merchants feel that this to cull lire is also a great benefit lo them They also might do a little for the testimonial. Let it he made something worth offering. h, there held ------The new railroad town in Pitt county, a------ Sale of No such opportunity has ever been offered to the to secure the finest quality and most Real Estate at half Its real value, and this opportunity will not come again, It Is on. And prize is the roach of all, for We will fell on easy terms to be within the power of any one to become a purchaser. J. B. CHERRY CO. -o- W Tb on Scotland Meat A A IT M T U EL IN of the Wilmington Railroad. It J U L. I N g just miles below Greenville, on the road to Kinston, and is surrounded on all sides, near and stretching afar off, by the most fertile lands of which the State can boast. I adapted to the growth of the finest Tobacco in for the growth of Corn, Cotton, Truck and Fruit, and a most benignant climate. CI ML I inexhaustible and con- or primeval forests of Pine, Ash and Poplar of the most desirable You should visit these forests. ST It is needless to urge the. many advantages of this rising young town and the varied material resources by which it is surrounded that are mines of wealth progressive men who take hold of this golden opportunity. should visit A. YD and that is E-V I all that is asked. It will stand the test on its merits. Be sure to attend the sale. ------REMEMBER THE DATE Wednesday. October 8th, 1890. n O I Cash, or if desired, half cash and balance on months, I t- II W with note at per cent. Interest. J. B. Edgerton, Agent. The leading General Merchandise dealers in Pitt County.----- What Are You Waiting For Our Stock is Goods Prices Low. WE MAKE A BUSINESS OF MAKING IN Rev. John. K. Conally, of Asheville. and . it, will be in Greenville during the As- i and on Friday, 10th, will preach to his old ados of the 55th N. C. Regiment, of which he was Colonel during the late war. All the survivors of the in this section should present to hear him. tie will I to meet his comrades in arms. gene-tea it may be done. Anything I a product which is would be and allowable to j tined to raise the yoke of beat the bill. depression from the Mr. Morton, the who i shoulders of the mortgaged and de presides over the Senate when be nothing more pressing to do, seems to be a slow in keeping up with the news In spite of the fact that of the papers in the United Slates, aside Horn the cringing republican organs, last winter printed some- thing about the barroom in Mr. farmers of old Pitt place them equal standard with those all her sister and ye who have reaped the rich sales of a good crop of tobacco contribute your mite to the purchase of a token Saturday gratitude for the man who has most successfully cultivated tobacco show your appreciation, also Items- Fleming colored who was convicted of burglary in the second degree, as stated last week, but who had not been sentenced up to the time of going to press, was on sentenced to years in the penitentiary. counsel took an appeal to the Supreme Court because of certain objections to the charge by his Honor Judge Womack, to the jury- in the case. The jury on the case of State against K. S. Moore, charged with criminal assault and intent upon Mrs. remained in from Tuesday until Wednesday morning when lb returned a verdict of guilty as charged. Sentence of years in State prison was passed upon him We wish lo say to our customers everywhere that we the largest and best selected stock that it has eyer been our pleas- to place before you. And beg of you that you will inspect our stock and compare quality, quantity and prices given you anywhere else by any first-class house. We realize that competition is the life of trade we are fully abreast of the times and feel able to meet any competitor fairly and squarely. We give customers the very best that can be bought for the MONEY invested in that article. Wen re with the people in their de- that they shall buy goods cheap. And we promise all who shall give us their patronage that they shall have them cheap. If you fail to get as good bargains, when you buy of some one else, as your neighbor gets who buys of us, you have only yourself to blame, because we have invited you time and again to come in and see us. Our invitation to all people is LEARN OF US, KNOW US, BUY OF US. With these three injunctions ringing fresh in your ears every week, we again ask you to come and examine the following lines of General Merchandise The Latest in Styles, Finest in Quality, Utmost in Variety, have been combined by us in ONE MIGHTY EFFORT FOR TRADE. and winter Stock Offerings Will Not and Can Not Be Goods cm not be Sold. W Place our Low Wt RELIABLE GOODS, UNDER There is a Below , INSPECT ITS. ITS. KNOW US. sea AND YOU WILL FIND WE DEAL FAIR AND SAVE YOU DOLLARS. They had a bis time last week, a great, rousing, Demo- rally, which will nave an effect for warming up the racy from one of the good old State to the other. And, really, need warming along discovered that drinks and swell your pocket books. new hotel here, then just; contributing a amount, to the that the W. O. T. U. in ; purchase one for the man who national convention pass I first led you out of the hot vertical ed a resolution censoring him of burning debt under the selling liquor by the drink he of a plant whose week naively that he had- colic leaves kill accruing inter- line, and every effort made to arouse white men to a sense of their There is an article on the front page of the today, taken from the Raleigh tells a few things the people of North Carolina may expect if by their negligence and indifference they allow the party to get control of the State Legislature. There is much to fear along line and Demo- should be vigilant. The enemies will stoop to any depth of corruption in order to defeat the good government instituted sold in bis hotel, at the same no means wish to leave the time he announced that he had that I opposed to the once ordered the sale stopped. II it were not for the he holds be inclined to call Morton a The Senate has amended and passed the bill intended to make the United States Courts a part of the of the republican party, although ostensibly its object is to define and regulate the diction of the United States Courts. There are now three sit- ting as members of of Rep- two of them in stolen seats. The season for booming summer resorts being about over, and that winter resorts being not yet open and maintained by the Democracy Mr Harrison and his family return i . . . . i HARRIS WAREHOUSE Staple Fancy Dry Goods Motions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Fanning Implements, Heavy Fancy Groceries Flour a Specialty, Crockery Wood Willow Ware, Tinware, Stationery, Trunks and Valises, Harness and Whips. The sentence of Alonzo to year in State prison, as published was changed, to months in county jail, with leave to the to hire out after months. Three other cases upon the criminal docket were tried as P. Nobles, affray, submit, suspended on Payment of cost. L. A. perjury, After a business of twenty five years we do not hesitate to tell you that we can and do offer yon bargains that have never before been beard of in this county, and each sue- season we arc at work trying to serve your interests faithfully. suggestions offered by truly I think that every tobacco in the should five cents for every acre of to- he has and if every- one will do so, will be a to purchase a hand- some testimonial each gentleman. further agree with what Farmville and others have said in regard to a warehouse. Keep the ball rolling time is not far distant when Pitt county will have a warehouse. a smoking tobacco and cigarette factory under Incorporated body and Pitt farmers will enrich county instead Wake. Vance and Greenville. and once more get the State under their own control. Reader, if you are a white man the go to the polls and protect your family by voting the Demo- ticket. Frank Gilliam, a colored can of county has taken the field as an independent candidate for Congress and pro- to canvass the district, and will do so, until there shall be a Re- publican Convention to nominate a regular candidate, before which Convention he will lie a Candida re- fer the City This is a right strong rebuke to the few white bosses who rubbed their heads together in secret over at Elizabeth City and set up C. M. Bernard as the nominee of the Republican party. At the con- of colored men in Raleigh recently they declared that are the Republican and demanded that they should be recognized, but down here in First District they have ignored the no- entirely and did not ask who they wanted for their party candidate. If a handful of Gil- friends got together and asked him to run, he has just as much right to be called the of the Republican party as Bernard has, as they both seem to be in the same boat as to the of their getting before the people. However, Gilliam is honest enough to call himself just what he is, and says he is pendent Republican and proposes to be in the field until there shall be a Republican convention to nominate a regular candidate. As the now stands he has as much right in the field as the other man, and he has the best claim to the support of his party, for his color is the right shade to make him a Republican from principal. ed to Washington. It has been decided by the House committee the Judiciary to make a on the bill, which has already passed the Senate, for- the property of the Mormon church. There is a screw loose in the vindication, and one of the republican of the commit- tee is said to be opposed to the pro- posed white-washing. He is being with ; hence the delay in making the report. The House has voted without a division to the speech wherein Mr. Kennedy called Sena tor Quay a modern Judas Iscariot a felon, the and Mr. Kennedy made another speech stating that he was glad be made the one, and that be still stood by his original language. Mr. Quay has been so busy trying to save his nominee of defeat that he hasn't bad time to give the public his opinion. Representative Flower seem to be worrying over the ad- verse criticisms his management of the democratic campaign. He says wait the returns are in and see the result of the committee's work. H. O. Hyatt returned from C. Tuesday, where he bad been for the last two weeks. Dr. Hyatt is giving the eye, ear, nose and throat especial, attention and is well fitted up for the treat- of of those organs. He will remain at homo for several months, hating as much professional work as he can well attend to here. He keeps a stock of the finest spectacles lenses of American and European Whenever he file a pair of glasses he guarantees the fit and the quality of his lenses, and agrees to the price of when ever they are returned a time. This is certainly a square way of doing Kinston free Press- Horace Greeley's daughter says; man is so as to borrow a newspaper he is able to bay, he will talk through his -nose to save his Exchange of Cotton Seed for Meal. II. B. Battle, Experiment Station, X. C. Ought I to exchange my seed with the oil mill, getting meal in return at the rate of one Ion of meal for two of seed Emphatically no. it the meal is not returned to the land either as is mixed fertilizer, or as manure alter passing through stock. Two tons of seed contain pounds phosphoric acid, ammonia, pounds of potash, valued at giving the same value as to commercial the One of meal contains pounds pounds of ammonia and potash, valued at I give to the oil mill men worth and they give me in return materials worth I 96.46 by the transaction. This is no sketch, actual Are the oil mill men not fools to give me this six dollars forty six cents Ob, no, the save the oil, which do not want it contains no and sell it. They Lave in addition the hulls the seed which are used for fuel under the engine boil era, or for bedding. not guilty. E. N. D- B. make no loud advertisements but will pay sis much for any all grades of As any House Anywhere. We guarantee all patrons the best possible attention and --------our personal attention to-------- Every Lot of Tobacco put on our Floors. We know that a poor sale means a loss of patronage and we as business men cannot afford that.-------- Hogsheads furnished free. Find them with S. A. or with Harris, Falkland. Our market is the best market for bright tobacco in the State and our facilities for handling tobacco as good as anybody s and we will do all we can to please you if you will give us a trial. Our house is the best lighted in town and we have, every that can be had on a loose market. Give us a trial and be convinced. HARRIS. GOOCH CO. Langley, assault, submit, lined and cost each. A number of cases upon the civil docket were heard. Scott who was s witness in a trial to be heard, went upon the wit- stand in an intoxicated Judge Womack ordered the Sheriff to him jail to sober up. man ought to be pig or pup. Trying to be both destroys the cap- to be truly either. If a man in North Carolina can so far lose his self respect as to he a cal, let vote the Radical ticket and get down in the dirt he praters it. if a man pretends to be a decent man a Democrat, let show it by voting the straight ticket. If he can't do that, let him make haste to go and join the Radical party and false to himself and his The generous and noble Hearted Col. Ike Sugg, with that bounded liberality for which he is so noted, and which has made him so beloved and popular, will give for the best of tobacco grown in Pit proceeds of which go to the Orphan Asylum at Oxford.--- Wilson Mirror. FURNITURE We are headquarters in this market for Furniture and ask yon to look at our line of Suits, both Walnut and cheaper woods, Bureaus, Bedsteads, single and double, Mattresses and Bed Springs, Children's Beds, Cribs and Cradles, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, and Rocking Chairs, Children's and Dining and lots other things too numerous to mention. We thank you for past favors trust and believe that you will continue to for we work not alone for our interest but also for yours. WILSON- N. O. Some time ago Mr. E. M. offered a fine hat to person who brought him the finest sample of tobacco. The samples were to weigh one half a pound, to be sold at the opening here and the proceeds given to the Oxford Orphan Asylum Mr. John Evans, of Pitt county, took the premium and went home with the bat. The tobacco sold for per pound and brought 918.70. Wilson Advance. The Southern published at Durham, N. C., Is offering sever- dollars in cash prizes for says upon various subjects, with a view literary especially among Southern The September number contains two offers of five dollars each for two hundred and fifty words. is vice- president of the are not much acquainted with the game of cards, but here is a bit of advice; Play spades if you would win potatoes; play clubs it you would deal with a play hearts if yon would win friendship; play diamonds if you would win son Gold Leaf. The cotton fields, white to vest with a promised yield not wit- in years with few, if any bands in many of them is an argument as to real injury caused by the movement. We dare say that should a storm of wind and rain come in the next few days, there are many farmers in this county that would be hopelessly mined. LaG range Spectator. Parties desiring to obtain pat- or information of any kind relating to patents, with C. Co., 8th St., Washington, The firm is prompt, reliable, and very moderate in its charges. Branch has been prevented from meeting h's late appointments by the illness of a Hon. T. G. Skinner, has represented him. Ber- Is in his hole and from present appearances means to stay Elizabeth City WANTED. Wanted at once to whit or colored years up to work hi our Canning Factory. can make 1.00 to 91.60 per flay at piece work. Apply at once. J. CO., Washington N, C. Tax Notice. will meet the tax payers of Pitt county at the following places upon the dates named for the purpose of collecting the State and county tax es due for year Farmville, Wednesday, Oct. Chapel, Thursday, 4- Haddock's X Roads, Calico Hill, Saturday, Keel's Store, Wednesday, Thursday, Parker's Schoolhouse, Black Jack, Thursday, Wednesday, Lang's Schoolhouse, Friday, Falkland, Saturday, Farmville, Wednesday, 29th J C. Cobb's Store, 30th All persons are requested to meet me and pay taxes promptly and thus save further trouble. In- beyond the time ed by law will not be given. J. A K. Sheriff. STOVES. STOVES. 8th 9th 10th 11th 15th 16th 17th 18th 21st 22nd 23rd C C COBB Co. N. C T. H. GILLIAM. Co. Cobb Bros., Gilliam, Cotton Factors, -AND- is We have had many years ex- at the business are prepared to handle Cotton advantage of shippers to All business entrusted to hands will receive prompt and careful o, Eh Eh We are making a specialty of COOKING STOVES, and arc receiving the finest line ever brought to Greenville Our stock will he complete embracing every size made. Our popular still stands at the head. Our other brands are all good. We have the heaviest for the money ever put on this market. We carry a full line of Pine and Fix- Tinware. Hardware, Saw Glimmers, Taints, Oils, Doors and Glass and Putty. We want to see everybody that wants a Cook Stove. We are prepared to supply the demand. its IO -i OB pa -3 D. D. HASKETT k GO. A Beef Market. Opened in Johnson. Nor- Co. have opened a market at their opposite Skinner's Opera We respectfully ask a liberal share the patronage the citizens of Greenville and county generally. Parties in the country having Hogs, Goats, Sheep or Bides to sell will do well to call on before selling else- where. CO. ad I urn Tobacco Hogsheads free to those who to D. Y. Cooper, Davis Gregory, Bullock Mitchell, Harris. Gooch A Co., Boyd seasoned lumber and wood hoops, much better than the iron hoops. Par- ties desiring to ship independently can obtain them size at small size tor less money, it Ellington Cooper's Machine Shops. I have also of B. F. Sugg Gin Con- Ac, and will gin cotton this season for a 10th. Will furnish Lumber In any quantity either In town or at the mill low as the lowest. Greenville, A. Is now an established fact and commends it- self to the readers of the We have no enemies to punish, or friends to reward. Don't pay one man as a means to rob his neigh- buy Tobacco on its merits and stand to com- pare sales with any market in the State. Try us and be convinced, proof of the pudding is the We will pay for all Hogs- heads used in shipping to us. Prompt personal attention given the sale of every pile of tobacco on our floor, and SAVE you over a third in charges of what you pay in other markets to have your tobacco sold. Give us a trial. Your friend, Ed. M. PACE. Sales every day Don't read this Advertisement, but if you do don't it I will give closer attention to the Fruit and trade. During the approaching season my stock will consist of the finest Candies, N OH Raisins, Apples, Oranges and Bananas. I will handle in large quantities At the same time I shall keep a full line of Fancy Groceries. I challenge the world to produce a better Cigar than the old reliable It has been on this market for years and for a good smoke take the lead. Anything in the above will be found at the Fruit and store of Y. It. STEPHENS. Greenville, N. C. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in STAPLE AND FANCY and Wm Car Load Feed Oats, Car load Corn, Car load No. Hay, Car Load Rib Side Meat, Car Load St. Louis Flour, Heavy Mess Pork, Granulated Sugar. Sugar, Gail Ax Snuff, all S Rail Road Mills Snuff. Rico Molasses, Tubs Boston Lard. Cases Star Lye, Gross Matches. Also full line Baking Powders. Soda, Soap, Starch. Crackers, Candles, Canned Goods, Vt rapping I aper, prices given to the wholesale trade on large GREENVILLE. Cakes, Special prices given ANDREWS. Tobacco, Paper I of I Strawberry Plants for Sale. HOFFMAN and the CLOUD. These are the earliest and best for mar- Special rates for j. B. Greenville, N. C ALL OF FRESH AND SALT FISH FISH Fl

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, Greenville, N. C. Local S p a r ks Good New Goods Did you ever see the like of New Goods at Higgs Man ford's. They have knocked the bottom out of prices and will sell cheaper now than ever before. terms will be strictly cash. Cooper's Henderson, N. C. Is the leading place For farmers to sell tobacco. If you want the highest prices Don't to ship tobacco To Cooper's, N. C. October. Go to Brown Bros, for Shoes. Try some of the new corned lets at the Old Brick Store. Best In the world Flour at J B. Cherry Go's. Register Nice and Shoes at Brown Bros. Feed mills and cotton gins at A nice line etc. cheap and low at J. B. Cherry Co's. Ladles, examine Brown of Dress Goods. Good 9.1. For your bargains in Furniture- go to J B Cherry Co's. The Buckeye Corn is the best, at Don't forget that Cooper's ware at Henderson offers or hogshead to their patrons free. Look out for Dixon's custom made Shoes for children and ladies, at Brown Bros. D. Y. Cooper, of leads I tobacco at Cooper's Warehouse all other warehouse men m big registration of voters is re- Fires are Caps for the girls are all the rage. The Dunn is two years old. Register immediately; don't put it off. Several were out Sun day The tenth month is ushered in to- day. Where did the cold snap come This is the and yellow season. Don't lose your vote by failing to register. Court in Greene county this week. The m office solicits your job printing. It is dark long before o'clock these days. We have bean having entirely too much rain of late. Say let me see you a Have you registered. County Commissioners will in next Monday. Beware of and sore throat this kind of weather. You can't register after October 25th. Register now. Twice the diameter of the wrist equals that the nook. A regular dreary, drizzly, The police killed a mad dog in one day last week. Small change is scarce and there is quite a demand for it. Come to the office for stationary of all It takes a real cold snap to give the oyster its proper twang. Five Wednesdays, five Thursdays and five Fridays in this month. The train will begin t schedule through to Kinston in a few days. For highest prices always sell your prices and big averages For Latest Style Bats and low price go to J. B. Cherry Co's. B sure to register. quired the November election. Tell your neighbor he must anew for the approaching election. Keep the thing going. Shah I and cheapest line of Greenville have tobacco warehouses Slues Town at J. B. ft Co's. Fresh Biscuits for the well and sick at the Old Brick Store. Brown Bros, are selling good Calico for per yard. Have you registered Brown Bros, don't sell at cost nor below cost, but as near to it as any- reliable firm in town. The finest assortment of stoves ever kept in Greenville at Baskets. North Carolina Plaid rents Per yard at J. B. Cherry it Co's. Don't to register. Mill Man own his own Glimmer 10.00 and at More cotton brought to town S it- than any day of the u far. Try Cooper's warehouse at Hen- and you will be convinced it is headquarters for the sale of tobacco. D. Y. Cooper is determined to handle bis part the Pitt county tobacco, it money and hard work will get it. Now is the time to register. Cooper furnish for those who ship tobacco to Give Cooper a trial and you will get full value for your tobacco. Our one dollar Solid Leather Shoes for man or woman give entire satisfaction. J. B. Cherry ft Co. Three more months of 1890. If you want prices and a big averts sell your tobacco at Coop- Warehouse Henderson. Farmers look to your interest sell tobacco where yon can get the roost Coopers ware- house is the place. The fairs come this month. Cooper, of Henderson, will at all times do his best for the Pitt county farmers. Try him with your tobacco. Sell your tobacco at Cooper's where will he from to seventy- five buyers with plenty of money to bay tobacco. Every Democrat should register. Mr lb far Sweet not in Pitt Co., which i rte superiority, at Brisk Stan. took their in- in mil get the most Warehouse at is the In order to vote you register. D. T. pars no rent, owns hoes Will as every effort to get farmer fall value of his tobacco. Try him, yon cant, do better A good time to fill your coal bins. Daniel B. King of Pitt Co., sold en the 19th of August at D. Y. Cooper's Henderson, S. C, lot tobacco per lot II. lot This takes the It has come and circus. B. G. Barnes, of Coopers ware- soys that Pitt tobacco is the beat be baa seen. Ed is a good, jolly fellow; see him when go to at Henderson. Just one week to the Association. D. Y. Cooper has been in to- business at Henderson for years and always advises farmers to sell their tobacco where they can get the beat prices. That he gets these for all sold at bis ware- house is proven by his great success during all these years. D. Y. Cooper, or Henderson, has made arrangements Bedding's saw mill to make a large number of tobacco Farmers who wish to ship tobacco to Cooper can get these free of charge by plying at mill, two miles from Greenville, or at Fran's Get your stove ready, and he sure the is all right before putting it up. The sun crossed the line on Mon- day last and autumn was ushered in. The pesky house is said to keep away diphtheria, cholera and typhoid fever. Remind your neighbor of the fact that, he must register if he wants to vote. The finest loaf of bread I ever ate wax made of Point Lace Flour, at the Old Brick Store. The Elizabeth City News is four and a half years old and a sprightly sheet. Quite a large attendance at the Great Swamp yearly meeting last Sunday. Stoves for Store for school houses, and Stores for every- body, at Sheriff Tucker left Monday morn- with four prisoners for boarding Quite a crowd followed the circus parade yesterday. Some features of it were amusing. D. Y. Cooper, Henderson, sells more farmers tobacco gives better satisfaction any in the State. Next Wednesday takes place the sale of the railroad lots at Ayden. this fact. Thanks to Mr. J. L. W. Nobles for a basket grapes presented to us D. Y. Cooper sells more farmers tobacco than any in State, try him you will And, that be will please you. Circuses generally scrape In the change, and to a certain extent the country. is it that every one who goes to j. B. Cherry Co's ate happy they are pleased with their Bargains. cool weather approaches the number of Eiffel-tower collars in- creases. Rev. J. X. H. will preach in the Baptist Church here next Sunday night. The registration books of each township will be from 26th to October 26th. Mr. J. S. Higgs has opened a sec- hand clothing in the Forbes store on Five Points. What, a Solid Leather Shoe for one dollar for either manor W AC J. B. Cherry Co's. Are you opposed to the Force Bill If so register and vote the Democrat ticket. Be careful about fires in this month when you start up for the first time. If you are in favor of honest gov- register and vote the Dem- ticket. Mrs. A Joyner invite all the ladies to call and examine their nice stock of millinery and notions. Anything yon boy from mar- it not satisfactory may re- turn it and money will be re- funded. We keep fresh beef, pork, motion, kid, poultry, and solicit patronage. Johnson, On Monday Mr. bowed us a that meas- in circumference. This is the largest one ever found yet. Last the record went up to and the year Miss Ada Harden of Green county was visiting Miss Jennie Savage last week. Mrs. W. A. James, of is visiting the family of Register of Deeds D. B. James. Mrs. H. C. Martin of Baltimore has been visiting Mrs. the past week or two. Mr. Moses of Neck, spent last Wednesday in Greenville with his brother, Mr. G. L. Mr. W. T. Reid, of LaGrange, has been in town the past week. We are glad to sec Will among us. Ex-Gov. Jarvis left Monday for the central part of the State. He has appointments to speak this week at Hillsboro, Reidsville, Walnut Cove and Win son. Mr. G. W. owner of the Wilson Mirror, spent a day or two in Greenville last week. He came on a legal matter, but saw enough of our town to make him highly pleased with it J. S. Co., of Washington, want hands to work in the canning factory. See advertisement- A large cotton is being built adjoining the depot. It will be very convenient shippers. Some of the farmers complain of a scarcity of cotton hands. The staple opened so fast that it got ahead of them. We are indebted to the proprietors of Riverside Nursery for a basket the excellent James grapes sent Saturday. Ar Co., shipped a stove to Williamston last week. The man who purchased the stove reads the Reflector. Sec Quarterly Meeting Greenville circuit will be held October at Bethlehem church. Services at o'clock a. m. says a man can lose his re over a measly old slab sided contrary stove pipe nearly as quick as over a circus. R. R. Flemming, administrator of Fleming, has a notice to in this paper. Look for it legal notice head on 4th page. It rained yesterday but the crowd came just the same, and most of them went home disappointed with the circus. There were not. any Dr. J. Marquis, of Philadelphia, has opened his dental office. He can be found in the Skinner building in the rooms opposite the photograph gallery. How many men tickets to the circus yesterday, who the next time they see the editor will either dodge him or tell him they cannot pay their subscription The force is sufficiently now for us to turn out all job printing promptly. We do first-class work and keep the best material. Send us your orders. That huge sweet in the office attracts If somebody will just catch us a sum to go with it we'll have a feast like unto the days Uncle Remus. In the list who were on last day granted license to practice law by the Supreme Court, are glad to see the name of Mr. W. H. Long, of Tennessee, who read here under Gov. Jarvis. Mr. S. P. Erwin sold about pounds of tobacco at the Banner Warehouse in last week, which netted him an average a little above per hundred. For some of it he received as high as Keep your eyes open now, the Sheriff is on the war path. His list of appointments for a tax gathering tour are published in this paper and you had just as well be ready to pay your taxes. They have got to come. Mr. Kin was very badly hurt Saturday. He was assisting in packing cotton about the gin when a piece of timber from the press fell and struck him on the head. He was in town late in the evening his wound dressed. The merchant who sends off to other towns to get his printing done has great love for keeping up home enterprises. Still he wants his home paper to give him a and tell the people to buy their from him. We were called into Culley's res- one day last week, to try a stew of the very tempting and bivalve. They were fixed up in the very best style. West Pitt is in charge of the culinary department knows his business- Shareholders in the Building A Loan Association please take notice that payment for October is due to- day- The Secretary will make his returns promptly and cannot again extend such indulgence as has been given the last month or two. The Standard Keeper was around Monday testing the weights and measures of the town merchants. He skipped by Reflector office and did not stop to inquire if we had a quarter-ounce weight for testing the conscience of delinquent subscribers. On Thursday Sheriff Tucker show ed an account of tobacco sales that he made with D. Y. Cooper, son, on tho 23rd. He sold something over pounds at an average of about cents, one lot bringing as high as cents and another cents. Mr. J. J. Nobles left a twig from a cotton stalk, on Thursday, that shows a prolific production. In a space of about inches were five large, well formed bolls. He says his cotton bad a splendid August fruiting and the stalks are loaded down with bolls. Can not the business men of Is look far enough ahead to see the great advantages of tobacco warehouses as enhancers of trade Every farmer paid off here for co would leave much of bis money with the merchants. It is time these men were taking active interest in movement. To The Of the various churches of tho denominations within reach of I wish by this to invite you to attend the session of the Tar River Association to meet with Greenville Baptist Church, October 9th to 12th inclusive. A. D. Hunter, Pastor. The extension of the Scotland Neck A Greenville railroad is com- through to Kinston. That town will have a grand celebration over it on the 9th instant. In that respect Greenville is left behind. This town has had the railroad more than a year but has never yet shown public appreciation of it. Dead A colored girl about years of age, died very suddenly in this town last Friday. She had been out pick- cotton all day and was returning home in the evening. Just before reaching home she foil upon the ground in an unconscious condition. Parties with her picked her up and carried her into the house, but she was dead in a few moments. She had been heard to complain of the headache during the day. Hew Firm. In announcing the new firm that is to open in Greenville the Reflector styled it as Young A The Wilson Advance corrects us and says Mr. C. W. is the partner of Mr. Young. Just a misunderstand- of name on our part. The further says they are a strong team, that they are the est firm in Wilson, have a branch store in and a large clothing factory in Correction- Two big errors got into one small local in the lust week. The first error was saving the county canvass would open at Falkland on the The date is all right, but the place is Farmville instead of Falkland. The other error was in 8.13 inS of appointments would be found in that issue. Through an the appointments after be- put in type were left standing en a galley and did not get in paper until to-day, when you can find them on first page. Good Cures. Mr. B. F. Patrick told us Monday that Mr. A. P. Murray, of county, had cured barns of co for him this season, and made a success of every one of them. Since the curing was completed Mr, ray has remained and done nil the grading and packing. From what has been sold good and satisfactory returns were made. Mr. Patrick goes to to day to sell several thousand pounds. He says Mr. Murray is the best all around co man he has known. Will Back Home. The editor received a letter week from E. A. Davis, one of colored men who left here with last winter. Davis is last the the carpenter and having a good trade of course stood a much better showing than those who went as common laborers. He is at a little town in Louisiana. He says lie is doing a luge contracting business there, but his life has been threat- because he does better work than other contractor in the town. He says he would be much better satisfied at home and intends to come back after this year. To The Citizens of I wish to thank our friends out- side of the Baptist Church for their kindness in helping us to finish our church and for their kind offer to aid us in taking care of our Association. A good part the delegates and pastors may expected Wednesday evening, October 8th. Preaching that nigh, in our new room by Rev. Mr. Duke. The crowd will be much larger on Saturday and and of the delegates may not rive until Friday or Saturday. I hope those taking company will have supper at or as near six o'clock as possible. This is far better for the speakers and gives those taking company an opportunity to attend the exercises at night. I hope all who can will attend the meetings. A. D. L. Wyatt. Mr. W. A. or well remembered by our people as an ex- photographer, has sent the Reflector a photograph of Henry L. Wyatt, who was. the first soldier killed in the late war. The photo- graph was copied from an old i the young confederate. We showed it to a citizen of this town who remembered Wyatt and were told that the picture was a perfect likeness of him. Mr. is furn- copies of the picture at cents each. Wyatt went into the army from Pitt county, but belonged to the gallant old Edgecombe Guard. A great deal has been said in the State papers about Wyatt bis nativity, and this may not be void of interest. The person to whom showed the photograph said Wyatt was born in Richmond but came to Greenville to live with relatives when he was a very small boy. We sup- pose there are many persons here ho remember him. Pitt County Below is given the aggregate re- turns of property in Pitt county and its assessed valuation, as placed in the hands of the Sheriff the first of September to collect taxes due there on for the year No acres land value No town lots value No horses No mules 1,625 No jacks No goats No cattle No hogs No sheep 1.722 Value without Money on Solvent Shares in All other Total No white polls colored polls 1299. dogs were also given In for tax- EMPORIUM OF t The Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House in Greenville. N. C. As usual we have the finest selection of Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings in town. Our Stock comprises nothing that is not new and very stylish. . In Dress Goods We are showing the latest weaves of Parisian styles. stock comprises handsome Em- Combination and Camel's Hair Robes of the new- est designs and latest makers. We are showing in all shades elegant Serges, Mo hair, Flannels, cots and Cashmeres. In Black G We have Silk Warp Henrietta, all wool Henrietta, Serges, Broadcloth, Cashmeres, Flannels, etc., in Jet, Mourning and Black. Trimming Department Is complete with the most stylish effects in Cut Steel tries, Braid, Fringes and Gimp. Velvet, and Velvet Rib- in all desirable colors. Wraps. In this department we have rep- resented the styles of the most fashionable shape in the try in Fur, Astrakhan and Cloth Capes, Seal Jackets and Wraps and Cloth Garments every style and shape. Muslin Under- wear. This is a new venture with us and in order to make it a success we shall name some astonishing- low figures during the next few weeks. We have a large and varied stock of Ladies and Misses sets, Furnishing Goods and other Notions all at the correct prices. Shoes. None but the best represented. We show at least eighteen vies in ladies handmade footwear in all shapes and lasts. In Misses heel and spring heel goods we have quite a varied assortment. Misses and Children School Shoes a specialty. We have positively the array of Dress and Evening Ties in the town. As usual we have the finest selection of Cloth- Hats and Goods in town. Our Stock comprises nothing that is not new and very stylish. Gent's Fine Clothing. In this department we feel con- that our selections are the and most stylish in town. We are showing all the newest styles and cuts in Serges, Diagonals, Wales and other fancy and fabrics. In Men's fancy Trousers we are the leaders. Boy's Clothing. Here is where the service of an experienced buyer is needed, besides combining the proper styles and textures, durability bears an important part in buy- boy's clothes. Parents we can safely say that we have combined all these and are able to offer you a reliable line of Boy's Clothing at the right prices. In Men's and Boy's Overcoats we have a fine line of which we will say as the season advances. Men and Boys Hats. Of all shapes, styles and ties at the correct prices Men's Footwear. We have them in all styles shapes. Our Old Men's Shoe is the most comfortable on the market. The celebrated Police Shoes are another of our In fact our whole line represents the most serviceable makes. Furnishing Goods. The largest line of Gent's Fur- Goods, Hosiery, Sus- etc., ever shown in Greenville. Gent's Shirts. In Dress, Flannel and of all styles. Carpets, Oilcloths, Etc. We have everything in this line that can be desired, from a common Hemp to a Fine Body Brussels, Floor Oilcloths and Stair Carpets in various widths. Large selection of Rugs in all sizes of Smyrna, Velvet and The largest stock of Lace Cur- and Poles and Shades ever shown in town. Trunks and Valises. From a common wood packer to a fine Zinc Saratoga, Valises Traveling Bags. Remember that we have no second hand goods nothing but new and stylish goods. We will sustain our reputation as the leaders. A cordial invitation to our friends and patrons to visit us and make our place headquarters. No trouble to show goods. M. R. LANG. ESTABLISHED S. M, SCHULTZ. AT Sisters, i L Etc. Our Stock MILLINERY lust Their has never been a better selection brought to this market. Will lead in Style and Sell at Low Prices. I AN- M We have none but the best Milliner-. Higgs Sisters, Full X. C, log their year's will their Interest to get prices before Is in all its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS, FLOOR, COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES, TEAS, Ac Lowest Thicks. TOBACCO SNUFF CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, buy at one A 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. SCHULTZ Greenville. N. C. It is to tho interest of every lady want- in Stylish Millinery to sec Mrs. E. A. Sheppard, before nuking purchases. She is still to the front with a beautiful stock and defies competition In styles prices. with her huge experience iii the she is to suit the tastes of even purchaser, at her i on Dickerson Avenue. NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED M. CONGLETON CO. At Harry Skinner Co's Old Stand. -DEALERS IN- sets, Shoes and GROCERIES. We have just received opened a beautiful line of new Fall and Winter Goods. I be glad to have my old friends come to see us, and assure them that we can sell the goods Dow For Give us a trial and be convinced that the way to boy goods is for the spot cash. JOHN S. CONGLETON. Greenville, N. C, January, OXFORD, N. C. Bullock Mitchell, OWNERS PROPRIETORS. -FOR THE SALE OP LEAF TOBACCO. FINE BRIGHT TOBACCO SPECIALTY. We beat the world on high averages. With ample capital, one of the best lighted the State a good working force we defy competition. WE FURNISH HOGSHEADS ON PLICATION. The Oxford tobacco market is as firm and as solid as the granite foundations of the everlasting mountains, and we say to the handed sons of of Eastern Carolina that we will to get for then, as much money for their Tobacco as any other on this or any other market. Every lot entrusted to our care shall have our personal attention. ask is a trial. Very truly. STOCK Reliable Goods. The above is what the people need and not so much cheap gods which prove to be We carry a full line of mi m Shots. HATS AND CAPS. Pull assortment and many other minor lines that carried by dry goods stores BROWN BROS., . C . BOOTS SHOES, HATS CAPS, A LEADERS. Calicoes ct. Checked Home- spun White cU. Worsted in to Shoes to Needle- papers Mid besides for on, I cU. Cup in to Hat to Pauls Id other. to 81.15, and many things in proportion. A FEW LEADERS. Calicoes Checked Home- spun While Homespun f to R Worsted Id to 81.00, 81.00 to 84.25. Brass Tins Ct. Needles papers and more for Cakes So Caps to Hats If rt- to ., Hoods Id cut 1.16, and many other things la proportion.

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, Greenville N. C Local Sparks Good Goods Did ever the like of New Goods at They knocked the bottom oat of prices and will sell now than ever before. Their terms will be strictly CASH. Cooper's Warehouse Henderson, N. G. Is leading place For farmers to sell tobacco. If yon want the highest prices Don't tail to ship your tobacco To Cooper's, N. C. October. Go to Brown Bros, for Shoes. Try some of the new corned lets at the Old Brick Store. Best in the world Floor at J B. Cherry Co's. Register Nice and Shoes at Bros. Feed mills and cotton gins at A nice line of etc. cheap and low at J B. Cherry Ladles, examine Brown of Dress Goods. Good cotton For your bargains go to j B Cherry Co's. The Buckeye Corn is best, at Don't forget that Cooper's ware house at Henderson offers or hogshead to their patrons free. Look out for custom made Shoes for children and ladies, at Brown Bros. Fires Caps for tire-girls art- nil Poi-iT Is years old. immediately; don't put it off. Several overcoats were out Sun- day The tenth in to- Where did the cold snap come This is the and yellow leaf Don't lose your vote by foiling to Court in Greene county this week. The t hi office solicits your job printing- It is dark long before o'clock these days. W bean having entirely too in rain of late. Say let me see n Haw you registered. County Commissioners will in next Monday- Beware of colds and sore throat this kind of weather. Yon can't register after October 25th. Register now. Twice the diameter of the wrist equals that the neck. A regular dreary, The police a mad dog in one day last week. Small change is scarce and there is quite a demand for it. to the office for Mammy of all It takes s real cold snap to give the oyster its proper twang. Five Wednesdays, five Thursdays and live Fridays in this month. The train will begin t schedule 11-rough to Kinston in a few days. For highest prices always sell your D. Y. Cooper, of Henderson leads at Cooper's Warehouse II other warehouse men in big prices and big averages For Latest. Style Hats and low price go to J. B. Cherry Co's. I. sure to register. A new registration of voters is re- quired the November election. Tell your neighbor he must anew for the approaching election. Keep the thing going. Shah I and cheapest line of Greenville have tobacco warehouses Slues at J. B. Cherry Fresh Biscuits for the well and sick at the Old Brick Store. Brown Bros, are selling good Calico for per yard. Have you Brown Bros, don't sell at cost nor below coat, but as to it as any reliable firm in town. The finest assortment of stoves ever kept in Greenville at North Carolina Plaid rent Per yard at J. B. Cherry Don't forget to register. Try Cooper's warehouse at Hen- you will be that it is headquarters for the sale of tobacco. D. Y- Cooper is determined to Mill Man should own bis own and at More cotton brought to town S of the so far. Get your stove ready, and be sure the flue is all right before putting it up. The sun crossed the line on Mon- day last and autumn was ushered in. The pesky fly is said to keep away diphtheria, cholera and typhoid fever. Remind your neighbor of the fact that be must register if he wants to vote. The loaf of bread I ever ate was made of Point Lace Floor, at the Old Brick Store. The Elizabeth City Newt is four handle his part the Pitt and a and a sprightly tobacco, it and hard work will get it. is the time to register. Cooper will for those who ship tobacco to him. Give Cooper a trial and yon will get fall value for your tobacco. one dollar Solid Leather Shoes for man or woman give entire satisfaction. J. B. Cherry Co. Throe more months or 1800. If you want prices and a big sell tobacco at Coop- Henderson. Farmers look to interest sail your where yon can get the moat money, and Coopers ware- house is the place. The fairs come off this Cooper, of Henderson, will at all times do bis best for the Pitt county farmers- Try him with your Sell tobacco at Cooper's where will has Icon to i Payer with of money to bay Every Democrat should register. Pitt which at W and Cooper Warehouse at is Id order to vote you must register. D. T- pan no rent, own. and will M every effort to Banner full raise of his Try him, yon do A food time to AH your coal bias. Daniel B. of Pitt Co., sold an the of at D. T Cooper's Warehouse. Henderson, X. C, lot tobacco 2.00 per tot 11.10, lot This takes the It has cook circus. H. G. of Coopers ware- house, says that Pitt is the hast be ha. Ed is a good, jolly ate bis when go to Cooper's at Henderson. week to the D. T. Cooper has bee a w to- at always farmers to saD their tobacco where they can get the beat prices. That he gets these piece for all sold at his ware- is prove, by his great during all these yearn. D. T. Cooper, of has alt. aw to make a large of to ship to Cooper get at the two or at sheet. Quite a large attendance at the Great Swamp yearly meeting last Sunday. Stoves for Store for school houses, and Stoves for every body, at Sheriff Tucker left Monday morn- with four prisoners for the boarding Quite a crowd followed the circus parade yesterday. Some features of it were amusing. D- Y. Cooper, Henderson, sells more farmers tobacco gives better satisfaction any house the State. Next Wednesday takes place sale of railroad lots at den. Remember this fact. Thanks to Mr. J. L. W. Nobles for a basket grapes presented to us day. D. Y. Cooper sells more tobacco House in the State, try him and yon will find, that be will please you. Circuses generally scrape In the change, and to a certain extent country. Why is it every who goes to J. B. Cherry Co's are happy Because are pleased with Bargains. As cool weather approaches the number of Eiffel tower collars in- creases. Ber. J. N. H- will preach in the Baptist Church here next Sunday night. registration books of each township will be opened from 20th to October 26th. Mr. J. S. Higgs has opened a sec- hand clothing house in the Forbes store on Fire Points. What, a Solid Leather Shoe Cm- one dot Ur for either man or Where AC J. B. Cherry Co V. Are opposed to the Force Bill If register and vote the Democrat- ticket- Be careful about free month when yon start them a p the first time. tor If you are of eminent register and rote the Don- erratic ticket- Mrs. A all ladies to call and examine their nice stock of and notions Anything you buy from ear mar not tarn it year messy will funded. We keep fresh beef, pork, mutton, kid. poultry, , and Miss Ada of Green comity visiting Miss Jennie Savage last week. Mrs. A. James, of lie, is visiting the family of Deeds O. H. James. Mrs. H. C. Martin or Baltimore, has been visiting Mrs. the past week or two. Mr. Moses of Neck, spent last Wednesday in Greenville with has brother, Mr. G, L. Mr. XV. T. of has been in town the past-week. We are glad to sec Will among us. Ks-Gov. Jarvis left Monday for the central part of the State. He has appointments to speak this weak at Hillsboro, Reidsville, Walnut Cove and Win n. Mr. G. W. owner of the Wilson Mirror, spent a day or two in Greenville weak. He came on a legal matter, but saw enough of our town to make him highly pleased with it. ft Co, On Monday Mr. showed as a and is This is Use one ever yet. Last Bran's year the record up to J. S. Co., of Washington, want hands to work in the canning factory. See advertisement. A large cotton platform is being built adjoining the depot. It will be very convenient shippers. Some of the farmers complain of a moults of cotton hands. The staple opened so fast that it got of them. We are indebted to the proprietors of Nursery for a basket of the James grapes sent us Saturday. Co shipped a stove to last week. The man who purchased the stove reads the Reflector. Sec Quarterly Meeting of Greenville circuit will be held October 25th at Bethlehem church. Service at o'clock a. m. Billie says a man can lose his re- over a measly old slab Hided contrary stove pipe nearly as quick as over a circus. R. R Flemming, administrator of Rufus Fleming, has a notice to in this paper. Look for it legal notice bead on 4th page. It rained yesterday but the crowd came just the same, and most of them went home disappointed with the circus. There were not any Dr. J. Marquis, of Philadelphia, has opened his dental office. He can be found in the Skinner building in the rooms opposite the photograph How many men boa tickets to the circus yesterday, who the next time they see editor will either dodge him or tell him they cannot pay subscription The force is sufficiently large now for us to turn out all job printing promptly. We do first-class work and keep the best material. Send us your orders. That huge sweet in the office attracts If somebody will just catch us a SOS sum to go with it we'll have a feast like unto the days Uncle Remus. In the list who were on last day granted license to practice law by the Supreme Court, we are glad to see the of Mr. W. H. Long, of Tennessee, who read here under Gov. Jarvis. Mr. S. P. Erwin sold about COO pounds of tobacco at the Banner Warehouse in last week, which netted him an average a little above per hundred. For some of it be received as high as Keep your eyes open now, the Sheriff is on the war path. His list of appointments for a tax gathering tour are published in this paper and you had just as well be ready to pay your taxes. They have got to come. Mr. Kin was very badly hurt Saturday- He was assisting in packing cotton about the gin when a piece of timber from the press fell and struck him on head. He was in town late in the evening his wound dressed. merchant who sends off to other towns to get his printing done has great love for keeping up home enterprises. Still he wants bis home paper to give him a tell the people to buy their from him. We were called into Culley's res- one day last week, to try a stew of very tempting and las- bivalve. They were fixed up in the very best style. West Pitt is in charge of the culinary department and knows his business. Shareholders in the Building A Loan Association please take notice that payment for October is doe to- day. The Secretary will make his returns promptly cannot again extend such indulgence as been given the last month or two. The Standard Keeper was around Monday testing the weights an measures of the town merchants. He kipped by the office and did sot stop to inquire if we bad a quarter weight for testing the of delinquent subscribers. On Thursday Sheriff Tucker show an account of sales that he made with D. Y. Cooper, the 23rd. He sold something over pounds at average of about cents, one lot bringing as high as SI cents and another SO cents Mr. J. J. Nobles left us s twig from a cotton stalk, Thursday, that shown a prolific production. Ia a spans of about inches wore Are large, well formed bolls. He says his cotton had a splendid August trailing sad the stalks are loaded down with bolls. Can not the leak for of to of tobacco of trade Every farmer paid off hers for would leave much of his mosey It is time these taking active interest To Of the various churches of denominations within reach of I wish by this to invite lo attend the session of the Tar Association to meet with Greenville Baptist Church, October 9th to 12th inclusive. A. D. Pastor. Completed. The extension of the Scotland Neck A Greenville railroad is com- through to Kinston. That town will have a grand celebration over it on the 9th instant. In that respect Greenville is left behind. This town had more than a year but has never yet shown any public appreciation of it. Dropped Dead A colored girl about years of age, died very suddenly in this town last Friday. She bad been out pick- cotton all day and was returning home in the evening. Just before reaching borne she fell upon the ground in an unconscious condition. Parties with her picked her up and carried her into the house, but she was dead in a few moments. She had been heard to complain of the headache during the day. The New Firm. In announcing the new firm that is to open in Greenville the styled it as Young A The Wilson Advance corrects us and says Mr. C. W. is the partner of Mr. Young. Just a misunderstand- of he name on our part. The Advance further says they are a strong team, that they are the est firm in Wilson, have a branch store in Dunn and a large clothing in Correction. Two big errors got into one small local in last week. The first error was saying the county- canvass would open at Falkland on the 8th. The date is all right, but the place is Farmville instead of Falkland. The other error was in the list of appointments would be found in that issue. Through an sight the appointments be- put in type were left standing on a galley and did not get in the paper until when you can find them on first page. Bead Cures. Mr. B. F. Patrick told us Monday that Mr. A. P. Murray, of county, had cured barns of co for him this season, and made a success of every one of them. Since the curing was completed Mr. ray has remained and done all the grading and packing. From what has been sold good and satisfactory returns were made. Mr. Patrick goes to Oxford to day to sell several thousand pounds. He says Mr. Murray is the beet all around co man be has known. Will Come Back editor received a letter last week from E. A. Davis, one of the colored men who left here with the last winter. Davis it. a carpenter and having a good trade of course stood a much better showing than those who went as common laborers. He is at a little town in Louisiana. He says he is doing a large contracting business there, but his life has been threat- because be does better work than any other contractor in the town, He be would be much better satisfied at borne and intends to come back after this year. i OF t The Leading Dry Goods and Clothing House in Greenville. N. C. As usual we have the finest selection of Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings in town. Our Stock comprises nothing that is not new and very stylish. . In Dress Goods We are showing latest weaves of Parisian styles. Stock comprises handsome Em- Combination and Camel's Hair Robes of the new- est designs and latest makers. We are showing in all shades elegant Serges, Mo hair, Flannels, cots and Cashmeres. In Black We have Silk Warp Henrietta, all wool Henrietta, Serges, Broadcloth, Cashmeres, Flannels, etc., in Jet, Mourning and Blue Black. Trimming Department Is complete with the most stylish effects in Cut Steel tries, Braid, Fringes and Gimp. Velvet, Plushes and Velvet Rib- in all desirable colors. To The Citizens of Greenville I wish to thank our friends out- side of the Baptist Church for kindness in helping us to finish our church and for their kind offer to aid us in taking care of our Association. A good part delegates and pastors may be expected Wednesday evening, October 8th. Preaching that nigh, in our new room by Ber. Sir. Duke. The crowd will be much larger on Saturday Sunday, and of the delegates may not rive until Friday or Saturday. I hope those taking company will have supper at or as near sis o'clock as possible. This is far for speakers and those taking company an to attend the exercises at night. I hope all who can will attend the meetings. A. D. Henry L. Mr. W. A. of Tarboro, remembered by our people as an ex- photographer, has sent the a photograph of Henry L. Wyatt, who w. first soldier killed in the late war. The photo- graph was copied from old of the young confederate. We showed it to a citizen of this town who remembered Wyatt and were told that the picture was a perfect likeness of him. Mr. is furn- copies of the picture at cents each. Wyatt went into the army from Pitt county, but belonged to the gallant old Edgecombe Guard. A great deal has been said in the State papers about Wyatt and his nativity, this may not be void of interest. The person to whom the photograph said Wyatt was born in Richmond bat came to Greenville to lire with relatives when he was a very small boy. We pose there are many persons here ho remember him. Wraps. In this department we have rep- resented the styles of most fashionable shape the try in Astrakhan and Cloth Capes, Seal Plush Jackets and Wraps and Cloth Garments every style and shape. Muslin Under- wear. This is a new venture with us and in order to make it a success we name some astonishing- low figures during the next few wests. We have a large and varied stock of Ladies and Misses sets, Furnishing Goods and other Notions all at the correct prices. Below given the aggregate re- turns of property in Pitt county its valuation, as placed in the hands of Sheriff first of September to collect taxes due there- on for the year No seres land value 11,755.495 No town No horses No mules No jacks No goats No cattle No bogs No sheep 1,635 6.371 1.783 Value specifying Solvent credits Shares com- All other properly Total valuation 1,730 63.303 No white colored polls 1399. ware for tax- Shoes. None but the best represented. We show at least eighteen in ladies handmade footwear in all shapes and lasts. In Misses heel and spring heel goods we have quite a varied assortment Misses and Children School Shoes a specialty. We have positively the array of Dress and Evening Ties in to As usual we have the finest selection of Cloth- Hats and Furnish- Goods in town. Our Stock comprises nothing that is not new and very stylish. Gent's Fine Clothing. In this department we feel con- that selections are the and most stylish in town. We are showing all the newest styles and cuts in Serges, Cheviots, Corkscrews, Diagonals, Wales and other fancy and fabrics. In Men's fancy Trousers we are the leaders. Boy's Clothing. Here is where the service of an experienced buyer is needed, besides combining the proper styles and textures, durability bears an important part in buy- boy's clothes. Parents we can safely say that we have combined all these and are able to offer you a reliable line of Boy's Clothing at the right, prices. In Men's and Boy's Overcoats we have a fine line of which we will say race as the season advances. Men and Boys Hats. Of all shapes, styles and ties at the correct prices Men's Footwear. We have them in all styles shapes. Our Old Men's Shoe is the most comfortable on the market. The celebrated Police Shoes are another of our In fact our whole line represents the most serviceable makes. Furnishing The largest line of Gent's Fur- Goods, Hosiery, Sus etc., ever shown in Greenville. Gents Shirts. In Dress, Flannel and of all styles. Carpets, Oilcloths, Etc. We have everything in this line that can be desired, from a common Hemp to a Fine Body Brussels, Floor Oilcloths and Stair Carpets in various widths. Large selection of Rugs in all sizes of Smyrna, Velvet and The largest stock of Lace Cur- and Poles and Shades ever shown in town. Trunks and Valises. From a common wood to fine Zinc Saratoga, Valises and Traveling Bags. Remember that we have no second hand goods nothing but new and stylish goods. We will sustain our reputation as the leaders. A cordial invitation to our friends and patrons to visit us and make our place headquarters. No trouble to show goods. M. R. LANG. FIRM HI millinery, Etc. Our Mammoth Stock MILLINERY coos Just received. There has never a better selection brought to this market. Will lead in Style and Sell at Low Prices. CAN- SUIT--THE- We have none but the bast Milliners. Higgs Sisters, Fall Styles. Greenville. K. ESTABLISHED 1876. S. M, SCHULTZ, at Ti at run AND their rear's will their Interest to get prices before h complete I in all its branches. PORK SIDES SHOULDERS, FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR. SPICES, TEAS, Ac. always hi Market TOBACCO SNUFF CIGARS we buy direct from Manufacturers, m Ming yon to buy at one profit. A stock of always on hand and sold at prices to suit times. Our goods arc all bought and sold for CASH, therefore, having no risk to run, we sell at a close margin. Respectfully, S. M. SCHULTZ Greenville. N. V. OUT It is to the interest of every lady want- Stylish Millinery to sec Mrs. E. A. Sheppard, before making purchases. She is still to the front with a beautiful stock and defies competition in styles and prices. With her large experience in the she is prepared to suit tin- tastes of every purchaser. Call her residence on Avenue. NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED. M. CONGLETON CO. At Harry Skinner Co's Old Stand. -DEALERS IN- Dry Hoods, Boots, Shoos and GROCERIES. We have just and a beautiful line of new Fall and Winter Goods. I be glad to have my old friends come to see us, and assure them that ere can sell the goods For Give us a trial and be convinced that the way to buy goods is for the spot cash. JOHN S. CONGLETON. Greenville, X. C, January, Willis OXFORD, N. C. Bullock Mitchell, OWNERS PROPRIETORS. THE SALE LEAF TOBACCO. BRIGHT TOBACCO A SPECIALTY. We beat the world on high averages. With ample capital, one of the best lighted houses in the State and a good working force we defy competition WE FURNISH HOGSHEADS ON PLICATION. The Oxford tobacco market is as firm and as solid as the granite of the everlasting mountains, and we say to the handed sons of of Eastern Carolina that we will to get for them as much for their Tobacco as any other on this or any other market. Every lot entrusted to care shall have our personal attention. ask is a trial. Very truly, STOCK Reliable Goods. y The above is what the people need and not so much cheap goods which prove be We carry a full line of k Beats. Shoes, HATS AND CAPS. Full assortment and many other minor lines that carried by dry goods stores BROWN BROS., . C . BOOTS SHOES, HATS CAPS, A FEW LEADERS. Calicoes eta. Checked Home- spun White Homespun to eta. Wonted ct-s to Shoes l. to Tins papers sad more for Cakes Soap- Cap to SO cents. IS to rants eta to and many other. in proportion. A FEW LEADERS. Calicoes Checked spun els, White Homespun to el. Worsted els to t W-25. Bra line a papers and besides for I Cakes SB So era. Cape to eta. Hats ct to Pants 11.15. and many other things ha proportion.

G. E. HARRIS, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ------AND Greenville, N. C. FORBES, TEE RELIABLE OF C notions, clothing, gen The Times in a recent devotes nearly three quarters of a column on its editorial page in saying that the New York Maw and Express is a paper which the country could get along without, in its advertising space it gives more than of a column to sounding the praises that paper. Review GOODS. HATS and CAPS, BOOTS d SHOES; LA SLIPPERS, FURNITURE and HOUSE FURNISHING ; ,,,; SASH awl BLINDS, and H PLOWS and PLOW CASTING, LEATHER different and MILL Hay, Rock Paris, and , Mi Harness, and addles. HEAVY GROCERIES A SPECIALTY. CU. O. X. Cotton Lead and pure Lin- . i. Salt and Wood and guarantee satisfaction. A Scrap of Paper Saves her Ufa. It was just an ordinary scrap of wrap- ping paper, but it saved life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short tune; she v. sighed less than seventy pounds. On .-. piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a Simple bottle; it helped her, site bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful Discovery free at J. L. Drugstore. J. L. SUGG, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE GREENVILLE, N. C SUGG JAMES All kind, Risk, placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES At lowest current rates. . . .- AM AGENT FOR A FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF SAFE. old reliable carriage factory THE FRONT D. Has TO JOHN FLANAGAN. GREENVILLE. N. C. Moved to One Door IN of Court House WILL CONTINUE THE M OF BUGGIES, CARTS My Factory L- well equipped with the best Mechanics, put up nothing but FIRST-CLASS work. We keep up with the times and improved styles. Best material used in all work. All styles of Springs arc use-, you can select from Storm, Coil, Ram Horn, King. Also keep on hand a full of ready HARNESS AND WHIPS, roar Which we Will sell AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. Special Attention Given to REPAIRING. Thanking the people of this and surrounding counties for past favor hope merit u continuance of the same Va. Greenville, X. O. PROCTOR. W. E. PROCTOR. White, High Street. Portsmouth, Va. d .-. i; of Cotton, Pea Poultry, Eggs and all other i lief ere Mer- chants and Farmers Bank, Portsmouth. Va R. L HUMBER, Steam Engines Boilers Improved Brown Cotton Gin. Saw, Grist and Mills. Hancock Cotton Gin, lottos Seed Crushers, Pulleys, and Hangings, dealer in Fittings. Orders any kind of machinery lie promptly tilled at very lowest Repairing a R. I. HUMBER, Greenville, N. C. MILLS Latham Fender. J. PROCTOR BRO, DEALERS Merchandise, GK I M N. C We come before our patrons again this and invite their attention to the. largest Stock of New Goods ever brought to Space will not permit telling all we have in but if you want anything in the way of GOOD. CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES. GROCERIES. Come to us. We have the CHEAPEST CLOTHING in Pitt county. Can give you bargains on any goods in our store. Highest prices paid tor Seed or Lint Cotton. 6-ST Persons owing us are requested to make settlements as as possible. J. O. BRO. The John Flanagan BUGGY COMPANY. SCHOOL NOTICES. BETHEL HIGH SCHOOL. FOR BOTH SEXES. Fall Term opens 81.25 to per month. Board from IS to per month. One hundred and rive pupils were en- rolled last year, sixteen of which number were boarders. For further particulars address Z. D. Bethel, THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, Greenville, N. C. a friend we have In Sang a little child one day; And a weary woman listened To the darling's happy lay. AU her life seemed dark and gloomy, And her heart was sad with care; Sweetly sang out body's treble our sins and griefs to She was pointing out the Saviour, Who could carry every woe; And the one who sadly listened Needed that dear Helper so Sin and grief were heavy burdens For a fainting soul to bear; But the baby, singing, bade her it to the Lord in With a simple, trusting spirit Weak and worn, she turned to God, Asking Christ to take her burden, As he was the sinner's Lord. Jesus wag the only refuge. He could her sin and care. And he blessed the weary woman When she came to him in prayer. And the happy child still singing, Little knew she had a part In God's wondrous work of bringing Peace unto a trouble heart. Greenville Male GREENVILLE N. C. f; j, i Principal Fall Term Opens Sept. 1st, 1890. TUITION term of twenty weeks payable quarterly in Primary, 7.60 Intermediate, 10.00 Higher English Science and Mathe- 12.00 Languages. French, Greek each, 3.00 Or any two of the languages for 5.00 Board reasonable. Healthy location. Discipline Young men will be I prepared to enter any Col- in the State. For further address or see the Principal or J. B. J. an vis. John Flanagan, J. II. Tucker., C. A. White. Comm BUSINESS EDUCATION. Of Kentucky University, IT. . W. Corner WILBUR R. SMITH, president. ET Cheapest, Bat Ml F. W. R. of the Odd II 1.1 I of for S. or low am M Stole, ill W of i.-. Joint Stock. Lecture. etc. C j . a aloe anally, Tm on room., eon be or th. tor Principal lift. Bakes do, so C Moll ltd W Bill with Con. he attend Ne. a. bow. aW B. ma l. Fall Term Opens Sept. TEACHERS Principal, Miss Maggie Smith, Mrs. Irene Hunter, Mrs. W. Having accepted the agency of the Plow Works we are prepared to furnish CANE MILLS EVAPORATORS, at low First-class ma- chines. We carry a full line of HARDWARE, SASH, DOORS and BLINDS. A full line of w ave the purpose or con- several of the best makes of COOK STOVES on hand and to arrive. We sell low for cash. LATHAM PENDER, Greenville, N. O. Are in business at the old Flanagan ; Shops and are manufacturing all kinds of the best VEHICLES. ------We also do------ REPAIRING OS SHORT NOTICE. All Work guaranteed. JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY CO. Greenville, X. C. TYSON Emir BANKERS, T. o. ducting a general Primary. Academic. and Mathematical. Music. Fainting and Drawing. Normal. buildings. Healthy location and good water. Plenty of well prepared food for boarders A corps of good teachers. Nor- Department for young teachers. Music New pianos and organ. A library of more than volumes purchased re- for the school. moderate, from for board and tuition, including and terms fir day pupils the same as advertised in Girls who do not board with the Principal should consult him before engaging board elsewhere. For further particulars address, JOHN DUCKETT, N. C. Principal. Tar Forbes, -Mi. Cherry, Vice-Pres S. Greenville, N. M. Lawrence, Tarboro, Gen Capt. H. F. Jones, Washington, Gen The People's Line for travel on The Steamer is the finest quickest boat on the river. been thoroughly repaired, refurnished and painted. Fitted up specially for the comfort, and convenience of Ladies. POLITE A ATTENTIVE OFFICER A first-class Table furnished best the market affords. A trip on the Steamer Greenville Is -not only comfortable but attractive. Leaves Washington Monday, Wednesday Friday at o'clock, A. M. Money to Loan on Approved Security. Collections solicited and remittance made UNDERTAKING. Having associated B. S. with me in the Undertaking business we are ready to serve the people in that capacity. AU notes and accounts doe me for past services have been placed in the hands of Mr. for collection Respectfully, JOHN FLANAGAN. I keep i times a nice stock of Burial Cases and all kinds and can furnish anything OF N. C WITH R. A. DOME CO., Commission Merchants, Roanoke Bock, NORFOLK, VA. Special attention given to of Cot Grain, Peanuts and Country Pro- duce generally. Liberal Cash Advances on Consignments. Prompt returns and highest market prices guaranteed. T O T I OB -When yon want PHOTOGRAPH ALLEY HYMAN, The make And if yon want carry Ahem to enlarge them n, they will Pastel, India Justice and Mercy. On yesterday two young colored children, brother and sister, were before Judge Boykin upon the charge of stealing corn. The children stat- ed that their mother was in ville and that they had been trying to gel to her, but had no money. The judge thereupon stated to the solicitor that he did not wish to try them under such circumstances and upon such a charge, and suggested that money be raised by collection to send the children to their mother. The sheriff proceeded to take up a collection at the suggestion of the court, and the necessary amount of money was collected, the Judge and solicitor both contributing generous- as well as members of the bar and visitors in the court room. The amount thus raised was not only sufficient to the traveling expenses of the children to ville, but left a which was given to them for their mother. This merging of justice into mercy and sweet charity reflects the highest credit upon Judge Boykin, and will meet with universal approval by the people Registrars and Inspectors of Election. The following have been appoint- ed by the Board of Com- missioners Registrars and In- of the election to be held next BEAVER TOWNSHIP. J W Smith. Inspectors, I J Anderson, O W Hemby, Redmond J F Allen, TOWNSHIP. Registrar, L Inspectors, T A Thigpen, W U Rives, Arnold Spain, Virgil BETHEL TOWNSHIP. Registrar, D G Moore. Inspectors, A B L T Barnhill, B M John H Bryant. CAROLINA Registrar, J R Congleton. Inspectors, W Williams, W Keel. chance, Chance. TOWNSHIP. Registrar, W B Moore. Inspectors, J O Proctor, Anderson Roberson, George Armstrong, J J TOWNSHIP. Registrar, J R Johnson. inspectors, Caleb Jesse Cannon, E E Daniel Hatch. FALKLAND TOWNSHIP. Registrar, C C Vines. Inspectors, F G Dupree, T L John Bell, Edward Harris. TOWNSHIP. Registrar, J A Lang. Inspectors. B L Joyner, W R Par- W II Johnson, G W TOWNSHIP. Registrar, W F Evans. Inspectors, C D W T Godwin, J W Allen, Charles Webb. TOWNSHIP. Registrar, S I Fleming. Inspectors, W M Moore, John Belcher, Henry Ward, Henry SWIFT CREEK Registrar, E E Powell. Inspectors, W S Wooten, Calvin Stokes, C P Gaskins, Frank smith. mi. ., I- kin. Wort., A. Ho pat. To care Sick portion, Malaria, Liver Complaint, take the dale and certain remedy, BILE BEANS the SWAM. SI a. the ARC HOST all . MS. LIVERY SALE AND FEED have opened at the stables formerly occupied by Dr. J. G. James. and will keep a tine line of Horses and Mules. have beautiful and fancy turnouts for the livery and can suit the most I will run in connection a DRAY- AGE BUSINESS, and solicit a share of patronage. Call and be convinced. GLASGOW EVANS. Greenville, N. C. ANOTHER Car Load of Fine Horses Mules, --------Just received by Greenville. N. C. -----and will be sold---- CHEAP FOR CASH, or at reasonable terms on time on proved security. I bought my Cash and can afford to sell us anyone. Give me a call. LADIES Needing a tonic, or children that want building should take It Is pleasant to take, cores Malaria. Indigo, All dealers t. It Don't Pay. Durham Sun. The editor the Slut I sued a delinquent subscriber eleven dollars. Said delinquent testified on the witness stand that he never for the paper and therefore didn't propose to pa for it Judge charge to the effect that if the evidence dis- closed the fact that the defendant had taken or caused the paper to be taken from whether the defendant had ever subscribed for it or not, then the jury should for plaintiff. The jury returned a verdict of eleven dollars and cost against the defendant. When the delinquent footed the bill he found the paper had cost him nearly one hundred dollars. It doesn't pay to try to beat the printer. Merit Wins. We to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kings Life Tills, Salve an I Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have such universal faction. We do not hesitate to tee them every and stand ready to refund the purchase if results do not their use. These remedies have won their great purely on their merits. J, . Wooten, Druggist. The Best Salve in the world Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores. Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded Price cents per box. For said by J. L. An exchange gets off the old bachelor says that the ballot to worn-, n would not amount to anything practically, be- cause they would keep denying they were old enough vote, until got j to old to take any interest in i politics. With Many a tale has been told by travelers of a race with wolves across the frozen steppes of Russia. Sometimes only the nicked bones of the hapless traveler are found to tell the tale. In our own country thousands are engaged in a life and death race against the wolf Consumption. The best weapons with to fight the foe, Is Dr. Golden Medical Discovery. This re- has cured myriads of cases when all other medicines and doc- tors had tailed. It is the greatest blood purifier and restorer of known to the world. For all forms of scrofulous affections consumption is one of It is as a remedy. Sick headache is the bane of many This annoying complaint may be cured and prevented the occasional use of Dr. J. H. Liver and Kidney Disease lies in ambush for the weak; a feeble constitution is ill adapted to en- counter a malarious atmosphere and sud- den changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest Dr. J. H. will give tone, vitality and strength to the entire body. Distress after eating, heartburn, headache, and indigestion are cured by II. Liver Fillets Many people habitually endure a feel- of lassitude, because they think they have to. If would take Dr. J. H. Sarsaparilla this feeling of weariness would give place to vigor and vitality. No liniment is in better repute or more widely known than Dr. J. H. Volcanic Oil Liniment. It is a wonder- remedy. Persons advanced in years feel young- and stronger, as well as freer from the infirmities of age, by taking Dr. J. H. Sarsaparilla. If you feel unable to do your have that tired feeling, take Dr. J. H. Sarsaparilla; it will make you bright active and vigorous. The most popular liniment, is the old PHOTO-ENGRAVING It PATH TO Tim Portraits, and cats of hotels, factor- machinery, Ac,, made from for sheets. New York City. KNIGHTS Blood Cure. in A it and art old r more than do years. A core fat Scrofula Nervous Prostration, and all diseases of the Blood, Stomach for a A botanical compound, pat up in and sent by mail at medicine. packages. for quarts. sufficient pints, sample package, . storm Calendar and Weather Forecast for 1880, by R. Hicks, mailed to any address on receipt of a two-cent postage stamp. The Dr. J. H. Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo. reliable. J. H. Volcanic Oil Liniment. One of Dr. J. H. Little Liv- and Kidney Fillets, taken at night be fore going to bed, will move the the effect will astonish you. Pimples, other humors, are able to appear when the blood gets heated. Sarsaparilla the best remedy. MILKMAID BRAND CONDENSED MILK None Richer in Cream BEST ON EARTH, Sold by S. E. Greenville. N. EMORY Wad lbs How An too to keep so mm sweet am M equal for all clean slug . It is effective, economical, and at home, but I am particular and t turn yd. 1000- TOBACCO HOGSHEADS, GIVEN AWAY. We are pleased to announce to the to- growers of Pitt and counties that we are prepared lo give Hogsheads free to any person who will use them to ship their tobacco in provided they will ship it to Messrs. Davis ft Gregory, of Oxford, K. C. Mess. Davis ft Gregory very large dealers and the high- est prices for all tobaccos shipped to them. since they offer this favor of furnishing hogsheads and have shown such interest in the tobacco growing of our section we hope our tobacco growers will find it to their interest to a most Persons desiring to ship to other par- ties can obtain hogsheads of size at a piece, promise prompt attention to all or- sent to us at Greenville, C. Respectfully, COX ft If You Have CONSUMPTION j OR BRONCHITIS Throat SCROFULA of Or say Throat and H sf Strength or tier rM-r, t EMULSION PURE COD LIVER OIL With PALATABLE At MILK, an a. op- r H m Sold by all Druggist. A lat a, JAMES A. SMITH, TONSORIAL ARTIST, Greenville N C. We have the the easies Chair ever used In the art. Clean towels sharp razors, and satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Call and be con Ladies waited on at their reel tic Cleaning clothes a specialty. Xi U cured at home V without pain. Hook of particulars sent FREE. U. M. M. D., Atlanta. Ga. Office Whitehall St. LEGAL NOTICES Notice to Creditors Having duly qualified before Court Clerk of Pitt country, on the 28th day of August. 1800. as ad- of John A. Moore, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons in- to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate, must present them, properly authenticated, to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of September, 1891, or this notice will lie plead in a bar of recovery. W. L. of John A. Moore Sept. 1st 1890. Notice to Creditors. The Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county having Issued of Ad- ministration to the undersigned, on the 25th day of September, 1800, upon the estate of Fleming, deceased, no- Is hereby given to all persons ed to the estate to make immediate pay- to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against the estate must present the same properly authenticated before the of September, 1801. or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. Bill day of Sept. 1880, R. K. of Fleming, a a, . Notice to Creditors. The undersigned having duly qualified the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county, on the 4th day of August. 1800, as Executor of the Last Will and of . Kilpatrick, deceased, here- by gives notice to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- to the undersigned, and to all per- sons having claims against said estate to present the same properly authenticated on or before the 8th day of or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. J. P. of S. B. Kilpatrick, 1890. Notice. It is ordered by the Board of that the voting precinct In Greenville township on the North side of Tar river, known as Parker's Cross Roads precinct, be discontinued, and that the voters of Greenville township residing upon the North side of Tar river shall hereafter register and vote at the polling place or place of election in the town of Greenville in said township. It Is further ordered this order lie published m the Greenville for live weeks and copies posted at the House door and three other public places in Pitt count. D. II. James. Clerk Com. Pitt Co. RALEIGH BUSINESS COLLEGE N. B. Pres. BOARD OF Hon. K. Pres, National Bunk Maj. E. G. Sec. N. O. Assembly. Daniels, Editor State Chronicle. Dr. B. B. Director N. C. Station. Short-hand, Type-writing, Book-keeping, Banking, Penmanship and Mathematics are taught in the Business Col- Send for of terms. J. E. Box N. C no What's This Why another new discovery by Alfred Galley in the way of helping the afflict- ed. By calling on or addressing the above named barber, you can procure a bottle of that is invaluable for and and causing the hair I lie soft and glossy, only r three application a week is and a common brush Is all to be used after the scalp vigorously for a few minutes the Preparation. Try a bottle and convinced, only cents. Respectfully, ALFRED Barber, GREENVILLE. N. C. WILMINGTON ct WELDON R. R. and Schedule NO SOUTH. No No No Sept, 10th, daily Fast Mall, daily daily ex Sun. Weldon 12,30 pm S pm Ar am M. K. B. Edwards IN, Printers and Binders, 1ST. C- We have the and most complete establishment of the kind lo be found in the State, and solicit orders for all classes Of Commercial, Rail- road or School Print- or Binding. WEDDING STATIONERY READY FOR PRINTING INVITATIONS BLANKS FOR MAGISTRATES AND COUNTY OFFICERS. us your orders. AND RALEIGH. N. C. PATENTS all business la the U Patent office or in the Courts attended for Moderate Fees. We arc opposite the D. S. Patent Of- engaged In Patents Exclusively, and can obtain patents in less time than more remote from Washington. the model or drawing Is sent advise as to free of charge, and era make no change unless we ob- Patents. refer, here, to the Post Master, the Bunt of the Money Order Did., and to la of too Patent Office. For advise terms and reference to actual clients in your own State, or address, C. A. Snow Co., Washington. D. C Ar Tarboro Tarboro Ar Wilson Wilson Ar Ar Goldsboro Warsaw Av Magnolia Ar Wilmington am N pm em am II Wilmington Magnolia Ar Goldsboro Ar Selma Ar Wilson TRAINS GOING NORTH No No No dally daily dally ex Sun. I am pm NOTICE Of the Incorporation of the Male and Female Academy. North Carolina, Before the Clerk Pitt COUNTY. Superior Court. Notice is hereby given that I have this day issued letters declaring L Tuck- C P Gaskins, L H Spier, W B Bland. J Z Brooks, George Hellen, W Joel Patrick. Moses Spivey. G W Gardner. P B . S W Brooks, J S Helton, C M A Griffin, A M Can-. Hardy Johnson, James Dan-son. W H Lang, Samuel W B Hellen and J E Spier, their as- and successors, a corporation under the name and style Male Female for the purposes set forth the articles of agreement and plan of Incorporation which has been filed and recorded in my office, with all the privileges and powers under chapter sixteen volume one the Code of North Carolina and the laws thereof. The main business proposed to be done by the corporation is the erection, main- and keeping of a school for the instruction and education of male and female children the white race with power to purchase., bold, use and prove such real a-m property as may be necessary for such The place of business of said corpora- la in or the town of in the county of Pitt. The capital stock of corporation Is to be not leas than eight hundred nor more than three thousand None of the stockholders corpora- are individually or personally liable for any debt, contract, liability or of, or said corporation. Thia the 8th day of September, 1890. Clerk Superior Court Pitt County. IS Wilson am pm Ai Ar Tarboro Tarboro am Ar Weldon pm pm Dally except Sunday. Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves Halifax 8.87 P. M., arrives Scot- land Neck at 4.2 P. M. Greenville 6.00 Returning leaves Greenville 7.20 A. M. Halifax at 10.10 A. M. don 10.30 P M. daily except Sunday. On Monday, Wednesday and Friday Freight leaves Weldon 10.30 a Halifax 11.30 a m, Scotland Neck 2.00 p m. Arriving Greenville 5.10 p m. Re turning, leave Greenville Tuesday Thursday and Saturday a in., Scot- land Neck 1.00 p m. Halifax 1.93 p m, Arriving Weldon 4.00 p m. Train leaves Tarboro, N C, via Raleigh R. R. dally except Sun- day, P M. P M, arrive N C, P M, P M. Plymouth 7.50 p. m., 8.20 p. m. Returning leaves Plymouth daily except 6.30 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a. m. N C, 7.10 a m, 9.58 a m. arrive Tarboro. N C, A M Train on Midland N C Branch leave Goldsboro dally except Sunday, A M, arrive N C, AM. Re- turning leaves N C AM, arrive Goldsboro, N O, A M. Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky at P M, arrives Nashville P Hope P M. Returning leaves Spring Hope A M, Nashville M, arrives Rocky Mount A except Train on Clinton Branch leaves Warsaw for Clinton dally, except Sunday, at and leave ton A M, and P. M. connect- at Warsaw with Nos. and Southbound train on Wilson A Fayette- Branch Is No. Northbound is No. except Sunday. Train No. South will atop only Wilson, Goldsboro and Magnolia. Train No. makes close connection at Weldon for all points North dally. All via Richmond, and dally except Sun- day via Bay Line. Trains clone connection for points North via Richmond and Wash Ill trains run solid between ton and Washington, and have Sleepers attached. JOHN F. DIVINE, General J. R. KENLY, T. M. EMERSON Past-merer mm w-rM. Both e with work i rain, t locality With Mr wall Th All f watt. f i i w- to and m trade f-t which holds thus era repaid. per all at freight, AM you would Ilk to fa ave. you ft am from to par end Ac Co. VIS. , On- of I L ear and to in . h . a ; f f who writ aura of AH you to do la to how out lo oho and Th ginning of e end the to. following col ii of . Pt J will you to 4-r f-m ran make U IT A CO. all OB. GRAND Cutting and Dressing Hair. AT THE GLASS FRONT the Opera House, at which place I have recently located, and where I have everything In my line NEW, CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE, TO MARK A MODEL BARBERSHOP with all the improved appliances; and comfortable Razors sharpened at reasonable for work outside of my shop promptly executed. Very respectfully, HAIR BALSAM tho hair. growth Falls to Hair to ft hair lull CONSUMPTIVE H It Pain. In tin. A HEAD NOISES by Peck's IN. VISIBLE in Ear Ci fill where all fail. Sold by P. only, Sew York. Write for of proofs TUNES To th-e-m, on In . or riv II car. i, Bell sic PLASTERS. POROUS IN WORLD. I Thee core Pleurisy and all II on by or Quick Relief on baring a i w for there U no liniment, or lotion that complete mastery ALL ACHES AND PAIRS. Dr. Bell an and Harmless. y and fall to SAFE. QUICK Sold by or mailed on receipt of a RICHARDS, BREAKFAST. a thorough knowledge Use laws which govern digestion and nutrition, and by application of the Ana well selected Cocoa, air, has our breakfast tables with a which save nil many heavy doctor's Mils. Is by the judicious use of such diet that a constitution may be unlit until strong enough to every tendency to disease. of are a us ready to attack wherever thorn weak point. We may escape a shaft by keeping om -elves weft with pure blood and a with only In half-pound tins, A CO, Ho