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In Spring And all other ye should read It is the for the people Steel Ted. We in. i n. 4- In. wide All sizes arc slid fill Everywhere lib mt Tin i ; I hem double price; our money- IS m D-Op n j now for Baby atria . The m all for your d by with the man u lac- JULIUS HINES SON, BALTIMORE, MO. The Eastern Reflector D. J. Editor and Owner. TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO VOL. XVI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY MAY per Year, in Advance. NO A human heart from re three years ago will brought into the S Court here row and submitted evidence an case. is the of Fred Moms, a Pennsylvania oil opera, tor, whose has the Fidelity Casually of New York, to recover a policy. insurance p will try to prove that Morris committed suicide. Mrs. Morris will try to that her died of f. . u ova e, heart, mot I rare In Dispatch- a Piece cf Hi Wok oZ in a barb is chair lost a the lip of his nose in one of our shops other day. Thu man , . it. dropped into the shop lo Au appreciative lei tho H , , .-, . get a slave, and as his face Site Gazette, remitting , . , , , ,, . . . being fell asleep, ill,. Ins to that paper . , , barber to shave lug customer Suddenly i believe the newspapers out tight doing more to our u his fists, at people end get them on a higher dream and foe. right piano than any other cause. r and drove its Where there is a f silt rear- the end of his up children newspapers i him with a the usually tel a the man picked up the piece if his i an to tho nearest A a Ii. vital to Piteous themselves indebted o this request- ed to mil settle. All indebted to c BO. know i g it me lo call and All i not wishing lo cat read to in place long for u- lo catch th m. Ail th it are indebted are requested to call become indebted. Iowa, Xe. Hi Final Statement. THE a to pay a visit lo an Yorkshire of the old type, who was lying on his deathbed, and after a few words the worthy minister if the had on his h hoped ho would ease his and confide it to his pastoral ear, that he might peace. answered the old I only had to live my over I'd more with bait with To the People of Pitt County. Our energies have never relaxed. Our Tim of the la iii of Saturday, the After yens a a fair, but m oases or other the d upon first lore did run h. At by lost in i, rate they did u n . d lid promptly to the from their lives drifts till, meal and Th- rs are too views ton. f average made great fores of The Other n p resents as fig mo living in heroic man hi out of many great to bit country m i arts have never ceased t; the best MI out of strong Tho view is W. several is went miles up the Cape Fear Tuesday. ore day caught and SO large perch and ban hes of cat Hilt y out Tuesday and i. The surgeon itch-d for hive Parents ought to gel a paper , f m a pleasant time. Mr. Lock- to get a Bible first a piece f nose on for each of their it sent This tie to Opera- as his leg. g to Wing place, News SEVERAL MERCHANDISE which to select SC Stock Of ,. view. ; modesty has him to be by many Be a . of to which he without U; yet he failed lies to the heights o his op- his of self to the of tin I people of the he led in which to select your pure lases. be sot confidently believe and unhesitatingly claim- a that ours is the store of all stores in our from which buy your goods the coming year. sold on time at close credit prices lo customers approved credit. Goods sold for cash at figures that tell of the wonderful influence of gold, silver or greens- back. When they enter into our possession they are again converted into the best bar- gains we can buy for the benefit of our many friends and customers. Do not hesitate or be led away but co straight back to Time went on and married but to another was th. man left a widower. Twenty seven or twenty eight years ago lbs Inly i,. question lost brr led, aid there is a fair show f says that he saw at least five v. j hundred snakes, many of tin in four live fast long and is big going up the that school teacher tea en a and who i near years ago loll the editor of drop the I , paper that he found, i- hie monopoly the willow trees into tho boat, and WHO Will teaching that children of cotton by the would a big tight to get who read newspapers were process, which bay existed rid of then. Fayetteville better informed alt some quarters, may be set at more easily taught rest by the statement in the those who did not; and so Record that it rig. impressed was he with this that the he made it a habit to advise American Cotton Co. proposes to The Japanese are now making his pupils to read operate its compresses of their finely if parents ii; with local plan- crisped or grained paper. Ate b-is to be ton throughout the the paper h is been cut to u pat persuaded to become South. The plan of tern, the different parts are sewed he urged tho to I that has been upon will together and hemmed the papers themselves . liable dinners places r-. are by any means I p of the benefits of to be are strengthened u to pay for i invention on s with calico or The staff is time may slier the operative basis with a mark-it for very strong and at the same ti generation of editors is dead, but e believe will come the true value of newspapers will be as Factors is now appreciated b. many ii is true, bat there is yet a class the pale- Thu ts Last night, K- On mes, a popular . man X. V., was shot Mere tired at him, ail passing through iii but t Davis has been r on suspicion. father Cry mes are applicants for A a , am it s young Davis to put his father's opponent out the way. professional Cards G. JAMEs, Bras in all die courts, a specially. Barry Skinner. H W. to skinner. M f Galloway, B. F. till. N- V. N. C AT Greenville, C in all the stronger your take care your the harder to make you a customer and better friend straight ward, honest dealing between man and man. We are the friend of the poor man, we are the friend of the h man are friend of you all Come us, we will serve you to the best of our ability. Po- lite attention, best A service and honest fort shall yours to command at the it was good to be alone the old suit Was recently renewed, the courtship this time being by p Tho k of glowed kindled tho heart of long ago was soon revived, the was a marriage without the for- of sighing and waiting. O i the of Mr. V- Jones, of comity, was nulled marriage i of his love, relict of late Dr. Perry, barren county. They met by in Henderson t where Torn was his v was performed. The as a public mu i, and six and I he is has been will an sixty , ix Gold L. mo to the youth of the who study bis noble la The the hope of learning to be doe not a lib selves, in their day and politically, an some to a few days the f the with If Yon Want to bay r . I, let your wants told through EASTERN The people read paper. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebrated u ilia and all form, of mints. Yo We are righting Fr. tendency o men, to- day, to use the Md which he sticks to his friends. Tim Sena tor seems lo be entitled to ill the its Treasury to further their that is doe on that gnu, this trait f a good sticker, is an has, tug protest, it him am unit of be o hi. but he doesn't the his people, and admiration of the There can be no doubt that Washington was a man. study f bis hie will make it evident. Mug his mental endowments to the o of s on- i------ he justly became war, first and first in the o his ORGANIZATIONS. their assured. very fl a will begin at the intro- ha- been worn a hours it will compresses, interfere with the an the the body no more than do j garments made of fabric. The president of the New is not sized, nor is if York Exchange, impermeable. After wet and accurately gag s the ii to teat, the new process, an is mad to independent standpoint, sup- tear it by baud it presents almost ported by practical experience, I as much as the country at large some fifty or he says that is used for making years ago the that cotton packed in bales the adopted by this company i. i a d The of secret in the States the pi i- bus been remarkable. view of the to he of her which these mystic brother- he'll, The other day Ml You often hear of trouble with the r law, a comes f om out near wherein a in law Into trouble. It appeals Unit Mr. on one of the road his son Joe Jones Your Kansas girl is pluck th other side, just opposite, all business from solo of a few days ago turned hoods were regard-d the bring higher prices all the world over than that packet in the profits all u won way. The is tho modem Death lurks around many a ; house form and there is no telling ii put to get her have a time of it. what shape overtake any of us. The us that at Jackson, Mich., a few ago. a father, playing leap frog with boys, fell against a stove broke his spontaneously. neck. over a year ago, a self father, who strove to was rolling off the low front porch of his s;. for the amusement of baby, when, like the man. he hit wrong and broke bis neck. It us all one ti no or but there are degrees of humiliation attending The dead beat is a vegetable that no no sign that a fellow has the scarlet lever because be wants to paint the town red- lie who promises tartly to do great things, will fail to form little The on the now k U. In James, N. C over E. V-. C. Mare inc. Wilson, X, C. Greenville, N. Greenville, attention given to claim. j on time. W N. C Greenville, N. C, LI. LONG. Attorneys Counselors it i-a In. all the Charles Lam once said I think for So modern housewife might say think for Of course they do not individuality of thought have not yet attained that perfection. But have advanced so far that in many cases it is easier for a woman to find her actual needs by turning to the daily newspaper than by overhauling her and her wardrobes. An exchange says a genius of an investigative mind turned up i beehive to learn what its occupants were doing. He out. Ho says were chain lightning and bad two tons on hand, which exploded be carols forth its the who no feeling tin cans to ; off of his own yard onto the I of his son. Mrs- Joe dopes turned it back nod forbade the mun meddling with if He did not the started from to Seneca to take the examination for teachers, presented by the last had been i; , , ,,, .,, . ,. by he floods her team In the away. y, lions of the United States her head, however, an, , Canada, according to the Be managed ,, , . available are after members. The of U J-taM is the Odd o-h the me the buggy .,. J 051.141 members Wow the enrolled. Next comes the If a- came up. to her armpits, sonic fraternity with a the bank, she drove to think that this in any way with for tho buys who hustled for him and helped to make Senator, in Which he differs very much from same other gentlemen as soon as Washington in the Senatorial become forget the ante election services rendered thorn, and deem it dignity to do anything to help the who did a great deal to help them, nu. the cane of special friends or Of members their Is. The con- is to Senator who acts on the that one good turn deserves Mother, and becoming u Senator does not release a mun from obligations incurred when be needed friends. Whatever may be of the system, devotion to friends a commendable trait, and Senator has shown that in respect he ix a We don't like his polities, but we do like fidelity with which he sticks to the fellows who stuck to Star. a Negro. the o with 1.1 view of the growth of American Odd- hurriedly into Seneca, borrowed some dry clothes from a to the fellowship, which now examination, list of In bore country, it is to know e had that the brotherhood originated of old Turkey- Mil-, only s- would be picked bare. years a small members in 1819, j hey had elopement at the mys lo circle has grown Ind., the other day, It BOW tho entire con- with her The flea it is a silent bird, it never sings a song, but many a man's disgust is stirred, by thing going Trust however pleas ant, though her eyes with kind- gleam, pop the question in the ere she sees tho sign of cream. The husks and hulls of life are j and crushed and pass away, their essence remains, a bane or a balm, a an odor which are stored the cellars of memory. Observer The nest salve In the for Cu t Ulcer, Fever Teller, Chapped Hand Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin and cures Piles or to It Is to fore could get the hive. Guess he will quit prying in cents per box. For sale where he is not wanted. and cumbers upon its rolls y I members. A writer in the Philadelphia Public Ledger states that since the independent Order of in this country has disbursed in charity What Is true is also true in a greater or less degree of other secret the c afford to o without them- Make It If are not read it is the limit of the must be made interesting- pay as well the columns as op the editorial page. The lack cf judgment and in the advertising A wild about years old, a horrible object, wan c i ed miles north of by some farmers. His hair was matted solidly to his with crude turpentine, In-, head look twice its i norm size. The part of Ex-Postmaster General his body naked and was is also among with coarse hair, lie He has ,,., wore a pair pf abort ,, . . pantaloons, of seen the which was ; ,,, to follow tho election inside of tho other and quilted of in a together with before the Men's had evidently so years of League of Philadelphia lost M- , . , , , . . . and wore no other day threatened Re- . with a political party. I his is but ore of the manifestations of the limes. than He ran when he saw the hunters, but they overtook him. , his he has discontent on account b ,, , tho business is even I than a his talk being than it was last year, i inarticulate and his aged August Bush, aged gave her children the slip and ran away a change for the a minimum- H J , . . . . . nun with him and married him. young people determine to many they will find some way to get Within the past six years six out of then Spanish generals in Cuba have died of wounds or disease j colonels, sod majors and near to subaltern officers have gone the same in that brief time. These ti are from official reports of the war depart- wherein it is also stated that have died in better the next eighteen alive with vermin. His body is He will but drinks water and the Republican party will j Routine place to which he is be swept off the earth tho eon- chained like a confined beast. It elections of Charlotte Observer. The can breathe a now, baying gotten two off its and Florida. It is re- markable what can be is believed be escaped from bondage before the war. and has lived in the swamps like a wild animal. He will be held and tamed- Is it ed country With d r that takes the Bath their th vitality their and make, developed in races for the V No. H is lad of North must have bet- Public Schools. Her people are poor because they have no education. They strong arms and abundant natural re sources, but generation upon generation of the children of the plain people rises up unequal lo the of developing not lack of power and industry, but Because they are ignorant then fore unappreciative of their opportunities. North Caro- will only never be strong industrially financially, but she will never make u of her strength count politically or religiously so as a largo proportion of her people are practical to the world of without and to the v. ii Id of opportunity within them and helm,, them. a gen- of her have boon invigorated with education, the whole chin actor of our H will bu changed for the b Intel- it, it is their duly humanely not to patriotically or it. This duty falls first upon the editors of North Carolina papers. If they will plead for a vote in favor local taxation in the August will do more for the public good than any one now dreams possible- ho duty falls with equal force upon preach- the the men, and noon every indeed not citizens only, but upon every intelligent woman, too. Tho work renovating, in or Public School system has Five years more of constant effort will witness the glorious achievement of a good and adequate public school tho reach of child in North Carolina; and in that achievement there will be a clear prop In a North Carolina, new strength, new happiness, new in wealth, new in government religion, new but none the less rich in her glorious past. With such a vision before uh, men and let us fight the battles against darkness, against prejudice, against cove- sure of the light of a brighter day whose dawn the eye of faith even now Recorder. th i l, these latter days. If the Senators were elected by the pie there would be less these squabbles and more satisfactory battle or by by columns is so many ad maladies, by yellow to attract attention and draw and HI hate been sent, trade. Farm your space diligent- to for IV. thoughtfully. Make itself la armed against , , it pay Gazette- Spaniards. The Boston Herald that, a would make a good advertiser because it is with one insertion. A friend that it would make a because it presents its bill before the job. Now let others tell what the mosquito is. OiL Philosophy. There lots humility this world that is mere a thing II a he the knows how to hide Whenever you make a equal, make a servant friend, and till then. in literature generally begin bi writing poor poetry, and end up bi writing worse The grate error that make they think to others to diminish exactly the reverse the It would be absolutely to banish all out the world. The majority mankind would be tor a job. It safer to bestow on a needy friend one dollar than one He will look upon the dollar and upon the hundred us yours. The habits a snob are sum- thing like the wearing a tile ., , hi boot; they are painful to the man Doctors It In wears them, and to who see them -I nil. other In habits. The remedy is artificially digested food such as the Shaker Digestive dial, Instead the already the Cordial a rest by the system am digesting other taken with It. So -ii strength return. Is not Idea rational V the cordial Is palatable and relieves Immediately, No i Wk I lo decide on it. value A in ten. trial bottle does that.

THE REFLECTOR N. C. D. I mil ad at the port office at Greenville. N. C. as second class matter. May is to receive R three songs in London. Time has damaged voice but bas not affected her popularity. No singer is like as M Mi woman who is verging fast toward sixty- Twenty soldiers of the I State army are to ride from Foil o St. Louis, a distance bicycles, their In mine, so tar as Ibis on- whether the be;, lo th ill be used in war. Crop Bulletin. The ending Monday, May was very favorable for and the crop prospects have de- improved throughout the The drought was broken by warm generous rains on four days of the week averaging nearly 2.00 inches over the Slat; and was too heavy with a little hail at only a places. The was above the to the 13th after which it turned and growth checked. The was for transplant tobacco made good progress A very nice week, for growing crops which have improved materially. Warm first if the week with fine rains from 12th to 13th. cooler and 16th. Land now in good condition for cultivation The farmers are about up with work rain has turned crops green and them to growing nicely. Corn looks better but the stand is rather poor, cans- ed chiefly by ravages of cut worms. is being plowed. Cotton replanting Each omnibus and each street ear in done, it is coming up better and the street car i .,,. stand. Chop the built a . r- w, continues. Some sweet number of person. ; ,.,; arc set out. Irish is indicated upon the exterior doing w-ll, but much in- IF out Our Regular Washington, May, 1897. Whether is a government by, of, and for the people, or a by, of, and for the sugar is a question that will soon be Not satisfied with holding the people of this country eight ten million dollars a year through the sugar schedule the tariff bill, the trust is seeking to prevent either the administration or Congress doing anything that ill help Cuba. Although Mr. has teen re- ported to be opposed to sugar schedule tariff bill, he acting with the to an expression of the almost universal sentiment of the country in of through Congress, and by the aid of Deed so far succeeded. live and the oilier Democrats and in House made a stout fight to pass a resolution in favor of the recognition of ll belligerency of the Cubans at the lime the In, feed starving citizens in made, bat most they could d was A Good Anticipated. The New Orleans Picayune regards the worst of the flood in the Valley us over, and takes a hope- view of the outlook. It says the crop a favorable, Ev- en in tie the Mississippi val which have been under water there is now a prospect that the water will recede enough to p unit a crop being planted, in the valley though late, is doing well, with every indication of an increased acreage. In the territory tar mediately tributary to New i the all promise very well and ll e sugar cane crop never was better, as there is rot only a larger sewage under than last year, but the cane is making progress, is also doing well, with a larger acreage planted in I be river which ways furnishes reliable hide, and n it is DO in re are permitted to any On Monday President sent a message to Congress calling attention to the destitution of Americans in Cuba urging an appropriation for their relief- A bill as at introduced for this pose. Governor R- L- Taylor, of Tennessee, has, it is said, decided to resign about the first of and will again his lecturing tour. There is no finer speaker in the South than Gov- Taylor, and his salary as a hugs. Peanut planting near- completed and some befog dragged. Grains and riot look have bat arc still ordinary. Strawberry about over. Loans Why he Was Anxious. There was a in the opera house lost night, I away down on seats there to frighten the H.-publicans into holding a shiny silk hat all their absent members and in before with an express- compel many to anxiety and watchfulness upon honest convictions in to please Mr. nod -a trust. Republicans talk Of the Acreage Eastern North Carolina. O. I. Since the first of last October many speculations been lite as to what the probable decrease in the tobacco acreage in Pill, Greene and would be ibis year. Daring the marketing of the crop in the fall and winter months low price at which . ,,, of i it sold, and the frequent expressions that is greater than that . . planters were heard lo use in reference to the coming crop to chief executive of his State For the first cabin of a big Atlantic liner there must be spoons, knives, finger bowls, salt cellars, tumblers, cups and saucers, various kinds and napkins. In the outfit the cabin there will be required at least blanket counterpanes, pillows. sheets, bath towels and other towels. Inventors invent many and they also invent many almost warrant conclusion that a reduction be made in the tobacco crop. Conservative men who arc flow and guarded in d openly their intention of c their considerably, with the ad assertion that unless prices were for lb next crop, it would be last, i venture the assertion out of every farmers who grew tobacco last year of then were i at the result of prices, and with such a of affairs is no wonder farmers were request in questions about them, as patent their expressions of discontent and attorneys know. Messrs- C- A Snow Co- have a little book in which they or to anticipate answer about every question that an inventor ever invented. The book will be sent free to any address- Write A- Snow A- Co., D. C It is getting to be a dull day around the State capitol when the Governor does not pardon a criminal, and some days he turns them loose in pairs. If we remember in his cam- speeches alto in his inaugural address the G had much to say about respecting the law, yet his course in goes a long ways in creating an opposite among people- This one man pardoning power to be abolished. certain as to their future course with lo as their main dependence. Then conies the Marketing of the cotton crop which if possible on the whole sold more disastrously low the tobacco crop, and hut for Ibis and the fact every farmer had gone to expense to prepare for tobacco believe that K-stern North including all the territory east of W. iV Y. would have been or tons of salt are or in T year, which is valued at from to The largest amount is made in Alameda county, says San Francisco where it is recovered from salt waters the bay by solar The water is allowed to enter large vats at high tide, and those being rounded by it is there by the gates being closed. As the water is d awn from one vat lo the liquor becomes so concentrated that the salt out of it. This coarse salt is i hen ground to various degrees of fineness to suit different purposes. Some men are employed during the busy season. Wilson on the hundred Mr. William L. that at cents pounds the which Trust would under Aldrich bill on imports of raw sugar in 1896 to would be assuming that imports arc not likely to be decreased. says Mr. the amount that bill will co the American consumers to pay in excess of what they would have to pay to foreign refiners tor of sugar, and it roust bl one to to show the lull protection or m unit to be by law from consumers for the benefit of the entire rt-fining of the A study of ii res shows what a stake the decreased at least Hi per cent, when farmers that should cut and the acreage into cotton, it meant certain in the fall, for cotton four or even five cents a means simply two cents a pounds worse than no cotton at all, and that believe am not up on cotton is about the basis on which the cotton crop is now being ti a more an more frightful c. million confronted the farmers. their tobacco crop in many instances tailed even to pay expenses, but when turned to cot- ton that crop no consolation and while prices of tobacco last year were discouraging it was I he crop that had proved remunerative, aid the crop was the poorest that had ever n grown in the CM and the presented itself for discus- was whether they should act upon their first impulse and cut their off and put it into cotton or take the more conservative course and better. . wailing u the crop is all in the ground, and getting I he most able ions, I am led t the conclusion that Um tobacco acreage in three counties above named which embrace the greater part or tobacco belt, will not be decrease, to exceed per cent and probably not over If If the farmer in the east make a crop this year and good I see no reason why should not firm-is probably plant as much next year as With the increased soil, and the of farmers to maKe their tobacco b.-l the probability is there will be just as many or probably more p made this year than last. A patient was brought into a London hospital recently, on being told that his leg fractured, breathed a of and paid it devout tones God, it isn't Air. having a robust Cuban policy, but when thy knowledge that they don't know what it Is. In is considerable the cause Mr. has not taken into his as lo his in- towards Cuba. The Senate will probably act, anyway, I lie House can do nothing as long as it wears the muzzle. Mr. T. K. well known editor and publisher was in Washington this week conferring with prominent silver men in Congress. He reported the silver sentiment In to be greatly on the owing to the eyes of merchants and been opened by the continual fall in and said silver feeling in the large towns- always strong, increasing rapidly Mid will make itself felt in the next Con- campaign, skilled labor is more than ever in favor The shoemakers Lynn. and places are almost lo a man bi- There he at least six silver in the next delegation, and the are pretty good that the next la- will c a silver and honestly that i Massachusetts warn to vole tomorrow she would her on side bi. the gold Ml, V men, Mr. said, had given up hope any the bill. The presence ex Senator and Bob in Washington at time earned some lo start a story bad taken lb job of agent for the tighter. Although he denies there an- s for that is after pie. he lo see that there is an invest if his face. Before the began a friend who sat immediately him and had noticed his leaned and asked him what trouble was. fee, said the man with h--t way ; I've been in politics now for ten years, ard I've been cussed ard abused and called sorts of hard names I'm just longing t hear ad- dress me in a decent manner once more When tins on the stage, he's going to say ; W ill some gentleman kindly loan me his half and I'm going to jump and give him mine. It'll make me feel good for month to be spoken to in way. I've been looking forward to this for two w You'll excuse me now for I'll have lo jump when he -peaks; for I sec one of our aldermen silting in row with his old derby in his hand, and I'll be. a he's up to the Press, goon be asked, it is mated by New York to charter the and Mortgage Bank Company of the United an institution which m to loan to farmers in all parts of Hie United at per cent. The which is to resemble the of France, is to have a capital of in shares of each. Loans will be made up to per cent, of the value of laud mortgaged. In consideration the mortgage borrower will not get but a bond bearing 8.65 p r cent, inter- est, which bond will, it is thought, be salable at a premium. The loan will be repaid in quarterly installments, which, at the option borrower, may be so small as to extend over seventy- five years. At the end of the term upon there will be nothing to pay, since each payment will include a small contribution to u fund. The charter, drawn up by J. R. Dos of New will also authorize the company to do a general trust and banking The government will not be asked to subscribe to the pane's Capita stock, but will on the contrary, be secured the right to obtain at any time an advance o at the cur- rent rate of This pro- to look to the of special relations between the government and the bank, distinctly resembling those be- tween the and the Bank England in a strictly businesslike way, such a relation might not be without advantage to the govern- men, especially after it goes out of the banking business, but at present it seems to be imp to exclude politics from such s. ORIGINAL LOU The the root Mil evil. by by tears. When a man is dead why continue heap abuse upon Pride often builds Beat ill which hatches out its The voter who Boat r who Votes cannot live without Sin and misery not lovers, but they wink just as if were. A Chicago lo run a bas- loll but father became a Home people are never With the the ship. HOOK is the dearest place on when lag Wile to keep ahead her neighbor The spits on the sun do not begin the disturbance by the freckles on the Not one American won an in a can walk live it be on a shopping excursion. Contentment is the true r's The poor rich that have and the arc without age o BAKER i HART. Hardware Tinware Implements, cs, Hubs, Building Paints Oils and Stoves. An ate to are not revived in Carolina t will lie fault of Gov. He has every imaginable to lo law their own by him- a block to its pro- World A it Folks like to be humbugged. At any rate the public powerfully easily ed by sharpers. The day a fellow landed this and began to offer for sale a soap. Each cake was wrapped in foil had a small red band it, studied as sweet as a tn dude a club By the label the soap was guarantied to re- or cure from the falling out of the hair t toe-nails- The price was two for a At an his sale; amounted t day. The soap he bought of a Winston broker at Si a gross. Cutting the two ho made sold new sugar trust scandal. He gives hi at juts a cake, just in tho i language Senate cannot lo let matter rest where it is. We ignore the charges that have Th- principal thing for us to cut is what influence were back of the adoption of schedule by the thinner As far as speculation by StOW is concerned, I know no reason why a Senator has not the same right to his Honey and gamble in stock's as other m.-i- provided he docs not do it in secret and advance information which i- no accessible to tile public, and p is not a lime when his MM in the Senate would influence the the says he will wait a reasonable to some older Senator oiler a resolution ling an before but lite lion be p; on will get u ordering it adopted. No far, e was ever enacted in in i the the broker, this week, lie is supposed lo be in as a but is about lie has a titled up and an his are at a swell hotel, and he has a wait r from I hut hole u.-lulled to wait him. lie receives and them all the time, and can do about anything he could do in hotel except to leave the j This is an injurious farce, too, because it in- creases belief, already too prevalent that there is one justice for the and her for for his deal, the original cost of the song. This is a fact Those who bought the soap got fooled Hi publican. State Treasurer Worth dealers in and or- that, the i ow revenue J must pay tax magnates playing for, and how I for each instrument sold well can afford to subscribe to I or red for ale I be State, campaigning funds and to g-ease misdemeanor, palms speculating Senators in I by tine and to sell return they shall b allowed to or offer to sell the-e the sugar schedule the without having paid the license rs. tax. Do Y-u The famous, celebrated of the Turkish Army, was a Confederate soldier belonged to of Va. He was a dashing, dare devil, who 1801 left the army i i disgrace. his schoolmates he was con- a bully a of Egypt he himself as a lighter and at tho attention of the tin of Turkey. He was a West Point married excellent Virginia lady, but alter going to the be became intensely oriental harem and all career up He left the Army for government went to Mexico aid gained a commission, got wealthy, return- ed to America tired of quiet life to Egypt. tho Turkish Army, rose to gained great distinction at the battle i f in the and is chief adviser of In America ho is as Char- S and is now years old. A f ION OF Scarcely a day renewed emphasis to depressed condition of the pledges of better time the present Even the most devout follower of Mark the late is sorely perplexed over existing troubles, is curious to with the balance of mankind, what has become of the wave of prosperity. idea of the restless reeling exist, in this immediate section of the country over the depressing out future may glean- ed from the fact that a in Dublin, Georgia being to secure work, took steps to put the gang, an thus, at hast, be assured of food. Does the case of tho n Urged the pangs of hunger, doubt, have their been induced to crimes fir tho very same While various explanations of the and poverty which are the masses of people may be it never- remains that up to present time the party power has utterly failed to re- deem i's pledges I that the country is better off since than tho In view of the confident predictions made made the K publican boss list fall, when lie dwelt such glow- terms upon font of the long- public would like know the Observer. to Bare n Church Every mall of article in ; c i. a blasting, because i furnishes his family, I human family and to the and which have been placed out doors lo be utilized for the benefit A of women many solely for love a certain and perhaps larger marry for reasons in which love and the desire in have a home of their own and money are mixed up. Another section marry purely from reason usually of a Two herds of cattle in Wake are being examined for sis. The Episcopal con in session at Raleigh, adopted resolutions providing f the purchase of St. Mary's male school there, for in cash and the balance in years. The property be- longs to the estate of the late Paul Dr. J. M. Hayes, ore of well known physician, was in bed at his home in that city early f In future to I MK K K Having out m of Silas A brick I will sell all now on hand very I can i . notice at any on Um within one hundred miles the towns o and N. C. Address all com Saturday rooming. L. F. LUCAS, N. C Tho R F. of Church, Oak Park, says be does not propose to have the more advanced Church, has ordered that hereafter women will during services. He believes that the Church of the future will have a dressing room, where ladies can leave their hats s and a check room overcoats umbrellas. do not a my people in a spirit to remove their he suggest it as a matter of courtesy, first to the Church, next to their pastor. As said in public, I have two reasons. the one is that -oilier people may enjoy privileges of the other, that the assembled may look more home- like- The women have accepted edict u spirit of The is well, I express my gratitude t women of the choir who led the Of there are of the who will never a custom there is a of As it is fashion able to church n bonnet all the ladies will adopt Dispatch- Liver Ills sour .-t by Pitt. their work Hood's easily and t Z t I r. Host after dinner pi h rents. All Is. I r. I. Co., Lowell. Mass. The only to take with Hood's S. E PENDER CO. GREENVILLE. N- C- Notice to Creditors. The Clerk of the Superior Court tea- y in on of May. on the Of I. hereby given to all persona Indebted the t make payment and in all of estate t present their c properly ate I, to the within twelve mo the of this of notice will be plead In bar of the Tin- the day of May. S. AT, of the estate r. ll. Blount. F, Notice On Monday of June I sell at Court House in to the for cash one tract of land in I'll county about acres as Sit- in to I. A. adjoining the lands n Han, Mrs. Kate Spivey, K. B. II. Kt Stocks, Joseph Hardy c men with the homestead I,, a. ton, thirty three and one third more or all Wee Is and the excess -tea I L. A. an x in my fur collection again-i is. . which has levied on -aid land as he property of said ii. A. We This III day of April Sheriff. S. M. I, S. Fair Dealings Bottom Prices. and Honest at Rock GREENVILLE, N. C i. S. i; Chi-. Mai. HARDING. Cashier. THE GREENVILLE BANK a Capital More Thai, a Hall D. W. Harder Million Dollars, Gr N. C. Wm. T. Dixon, President National Exchange Bank, Baltimore. Mil. We solicit The Scotland Neck Bank, Scotland firms, individuals and the Neck, N. C. Biggs. Scotland N. Account Books furnish R. R. Fleming, N, C. application. . We have a plan b which Farmers can get TOOL CHESTS FREE of for quality or bi A i In Plan I j ma i. ft. M. H. IN---- HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES N. C. I will the best goods obtainable and will sell them at the lowest prices possible. I will do all l can to obtain and hold your pat- and see me. ; M. H. do w to Griffin Jeweler. THE LIVE Dealers, Tobacco Blue Makers and Bicycle Dealers and offer their to We are order Tobacco Flues assure we will as th- bust of Elm a or the price. All our work i are to repair anything in our line a to bicycle We will you to come and see us. is What Kind fast black, with double heel and toe. i What Sizes-. From; the smallest to the children, misses, la lies and men. Notice He I t Hie the t I. A. In- land In i o n 7.1 sores n In town, known mi th. an execution in my for which been levied oil Mid as the property I. a. white- W. U. mm , . M The small tea pail., Where w . H. M. The Low Price Merchant. P. in buying and examine

FINE We Hit Hard profits on every- and during; the past week have the pleasant experience of away from our store hundreds of delighted patrons. Most of them had never ed with us We please our old customers and want to make some more new ones. It will be to your interest; to step in and let us quote, prices on Clothing, Notions and Gents Furnishings. If MS. DEATH OF I. A. Which Aim. N. C . Hay J. L. Ms Mil iii Oak Sunday, two mile limn wile of Col. Mrs. J. It. who Inn. been very sum is improving. K. Washington, rat in Friday. Miss Ida lingers is visiting I'm If. Kit-Sheriff Warren spent Saturday here h Ids son Dr. J. II. and Miss were oil last. poll s r the line ii bet U the Hire. Work also need the lino from to All tin- town, trill be era- netted before a great while. A. Sugg, dead. I sudden excellent brought sad- and sorrow to Though no. in tor Town sometime, she Ml well enough to be in town to see friends no lunger ago than j another meeting a night or two hist Wednesday. She bad u They elected J. C. M tax Thursday was very K tor, W. . Mines baring to the next day. but on Saturday morning also elected Brown held Excursion. The Ml Sunday of j on morning ., wen two extra the school. Put it O it. Mr. T. v. a test was lowed t t ha turned the on it the lire out in hi, C, May Slat, C College will place on June 3rd aid 4th. Mr. Washing-j ton mil the W. I. Wilson and J. A. Andrews were Wednesday. was thought to be growing batter I In the afternoon those by her she I I go to ill a i-hurl alien, tell i in Jesus, ind suddenly yet and u called that rent prepared tot he pro- as i- J. L. Daniel. Mr, , stand, be ti men as a print l watchman. I lace pie cf It e. was M daughter Mr Charles r our . Mr. C D. She Closed. The nm-g hi in of Mrs. and the pi. c pi. Mr. Kendall, preached in Married to A Slug Suits made to Measures. MY LINK Dress Goods, Shoes Gent Furnish is superb and your inspection s invited FRANK WILSON. The King Clothier, Thursday seining. preached at , J. L were her- goods to our Mi. will the night. Prof. Hood has principal of C. C. College next yea. Work en th- Baptist College is greasing finely, it be a handsome building when ITEMS. X. C, May 24th, At the home o the lei lath-r, Mr Worrell Moore, evening a after eight o'clock, Mi. H- and Miss W- II. i K q. officiated. We ex end our be-l v s. THE REFLECTOR Local st his town talk. A Way. B. I. It wife returned is s Traps at V ed M j- Th, young n who so h . wild pins down 1.-. ll Lint ice ere . w II cold. h I. There i- an i, ; II- A. While e piling from Oil Point. Mis. . , b . lather, . L. el. J. t. Smith taint and II. IS Norfolk Mrs. Mrs. S William-; J. I. was all smiles day evening, its J. W. Carson and wile, of Bethel, spent night lure visiting the T. N. V. May Mr. J Mrs. T. T, Cherry, Co- were in town Sunday. Mrs. M. K. Bo id, of r. I week with sister, Mrs. M. A. The husband a seven her. While intending I in religion joined church at the ago and the r her lite was a was a denoted wife and a true friend. one the husband, children and The services were held in I he church Sunday at conducted Bare, P. C, and If. n look place Hill C pail were Mess s. W. M. King, A. A. E. A. L. I. Moore, L. James, Z no Moore and W, II, The in a page edition on the J, was n line paper great value t,. and he Slate. The Durham Sun has a J st p forward by adding the press s e. is Work It. U. Melton, y ft weeks here and l since been doing some tot, J. Ha pile given this at l r home. The to nice , Accept. who elect lax c by t Town lo makes ill.; nine be, it live. still , The Council-will Minis id try Tl is h a r I leak. A lour lagged was bate on. his tiring . pr. I county . cl to home in to lake a r told the tor w. j, Mrs V. we. k, J. went lo P. ; J. are running a in during U. L. Smith . pd J. Cherry, Jr., y evening lb-.- Lame tor-l A cut and a both no tar you Lay east I. Hooker Co . preparatory corner. it looked like we would nigh., but re was M W. F. a id children left I N to visit her Mother. HI bin Wan has been having rebuilding the h-ll t as Skin. one home. home evening from I ho ram an. College, a j -Miss Florence William--, who u will. lime b re suit. i ascription of I, Kl . who ls the next will her his wheel to the drew, this for For Hay. Grain, and cow I, c.; of all i-o to V. C. Now Feed Store, Greenville, N. f. iii- re are potato bug- and potato complaint Give a do- pans The laying tomorrow. Heller not listen A. Sugg, Jr., home morning, by lac death e. to P. G. W. G. J. J. an Ev II. and A. B. Unit excuse staying away Iron, , ., i to The near Dancy were lulled when corner was burn- d ks ago. Tod the de id were cut down. has git en plant True Thursday They re- a e Prof. F. F. had charge of ll e in the Presbyterian church, fa Tuesday last week his in he made is merit that Hood's the among It is the ah I nerve so nice to live ii. the Airs. -You we raise all our own l-s buying A man . I and with Mr, T. C, Manning bad lo ill r- house put up the sir near lb-G House upon which to I chopping and corn MM the 1- lie o. is no of A disturbance bring have the past week by I. A. , a is J. U Jenkins ha a very sick sol. Col. A. Only arrived here Morning and the day working for pip-r. The Tobacco Up the school in Methodist Sunday evening and delivered a mice lecture same Sunday Veteran. The Camp co Veterans will meet a, the College grounds Greenville. on Wednesday, May J ;, to X and to to the reunion at IV,,., -23,, baskets full some- thing order A, Com. B, F Peculiar Mr. A. J. showed us an egg has very much of shape of an incandescent light be hen lain this peculiar is prophesying that we are to have . lights. We boon will that hen. Two and Two. Last week the lour marriage licenses, the firs two named being v bite and the last two colored spaniel ; James and Millie G. F. Baker and Josh Morion Minnie Hell and Sellers. People at the could but notice end vase of and occupied the l the pulpit. were there by the ins never been in. re than the . ill is low Conducting here. II,. preaches powerfully and the Spirit is gnat. he work. N. M. Watson die Hie church, at every sen ice and he is a power the the of d have united in the work result is many souls are I. big brought Mr. K.-om p inched an able sermon on Seoul Com. There w co at th. ten ice. was a devoted lo g and pray- and we do not believe Christiana the town ever spent a day Four services were during day and re at of At o'clock Mr. o I lie the town at the win re the Sunday schools had Mr. also made talk- The other services were c The church till.-1 with men at the hem at in wain n held n meeting the hour, talked plainly to men n b. o and Sunday crowd the church ninny seeking .-land room the doors, Meeting will e until or Friday, with and P. M. A, creel, in Month, and be also s. the held S. often as hi m W- Aid have ,.,, work lo a f while Mr. n was hare. G. engine, on-- A Fad Friday morning about o'clock, Mr living i miles a w-ii. Mr. bad . in i bis work having the her in w. II. and rang j r- mm the They well fa, ha I the taken Ai,., m amount. a U n in. All Hie ,.,,. r. I , the Went out iii and shoes The children saw d to the occurred, is had b en in pr for tome ii. the act . , u,,.,,,., she a Mr. Edwards, this town, pi the Vt and Of great tho effort be to ward-off and her We joyous and happy. I You want a Nice SUIT OF CLOTHES C T. Where the prettiest lino of Spring can be h ------A beautiful line of------ Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Furnishings, lo from. C. T. Inn Sets lb prisoned free; When tin- babbling the rills will, song bird's symphony ; I hen, it to we For balmy April Tells the are nigh When we trees, ,. And our throats are and dry. Ilium's soda Fan. 1.1 up bis bank account. Heavy and Fancy Groceries. At my store you can fresh Bread. Rolls. Pies and Cakes, also Candies. Fruits, Nuts all kinds, Materials, and a nice line and Fancy Groceries. Call and see. were there Mr. Nurse lies of he ii I then. J. C. bat corn h. Rafter In gen that is don't make any report, and thee i- S. II. danger of hit if you go by Ill Herrings, way. A was heard say he was sleepy to go to That may have been an excuse church, ., the-enter niece was a, r. is having a built in on n lot Mr. Allied Forbes. but keep dying some day. In hi Mr Josh Mil s Creek Where is it, A, Five T door hat w A read Store, where you can get Hay Grain. Meal, The eighth annual North Carolina ship stud at lowest cash Stale ion Order price. Corn and SO cents bushel. King's Daughters Sons will No. in 25th, E. C. Manager. 27th MM. If you want brick mini L- P. in this issue. The brick are known be hardest North Carolina A of Ibis fact is that Atlantic Coast Line presets them to all others tor their foundation work. Cotton and prices Mr r- Below are prices of us by Cobb Bros- A of COTTON. Middling Middling Low Middling Prime u in to Tc-6 Bail. St. was a snap or in-- Bean Eaten today went to on the Strength hitting. m four beggars la Collins put up is home run The Brawns ed well with Score. Hi. on, II. May were defeat d by the Bads today in an exciting game. was again put out by Score. Louisville, May in mad MUM of hits and today, but the bits l timely and the two plays were Jones and did work with stick f core. C; ft. Cleveland, May if No We, i rounds, May 211-, inning when the game was well won by sent two men to bases bulls, single the red three bigger scored the three runs fixed tho scare. who gone in to bat for Wheeler, had to pitch the game out. He hit one better, gave a base on balls and then made a wild throw, let- ting in the winning run. Score. burg C; Philadelphia, HOW C STAND. Won Lost Per Cent Th- is to Haiti.- Jones for an invitation to High Mi. I,. I. Moore, of t ITS the lit, We are also I Miss fin-an invitation lo the y ii of y, Va., May Miss is member of the in music. The is indebted lo I. A. f,. invitation to the ville Mr. U the commencement essayists. We a. knowledge an to the ex of I, id. MOTHER'S allays all Nervous re- the Cramps, and fully pares the system that Childbirth is easy and the time of recovery short- many say after than before It in- safety to life of both moth- and child. All who have used Mother's Friend they will be without it again. No other remedy robs confinement of its pain IN THE SWIM. If yon want anything in Merchandise call and see me. I can save you money on FINES SHOES of the celebrate Eagle brand -A whose wire ii sh.- ,. u tho SUB, there were but four to I wan he C BO. In Feeble Health to do Her Work and Tired AM Tho Troubler. Cure-.-- by Hood's For past four years I been in feeble health, for two yearn Owing to of I Hot no, been able to do my work. I not and a tired feeling wan under q I continually My on my Hood's and I finally taking it tho June, The first bottle did mo so much good that I continued with and bottle o; am able to do my work, and the nervous feeling is entirely Mrs. O. N. Suwanee, Hood's Sarsaparilla Tr Bold nil six . . ll Mood j ac sat I of MM riOT- upon remaining voluntary testimonials REGULATOR CO. OLD IV Lt J. R. COREY, IN. AND COLLARS A General Horse Millinery. Also a line Groceries. A. White's Old Stand NEW GROCERY STORE. a lo S. T. White's have a full line CIGARS AND TOBACCO. o select from Everything and low in price. A to ail. Come see me, will make- it pay you- JAMES B. WHITE. I can now be found in brick store for- occupied W. Brown. Come to see Baltimore ill New York St. Mr. lulls OS that inches across corn high. He says crops are the he ever had this time the year. treating you Our hue WHITE GOODS was never batter. We are white Silk, white white white white Lawns, while Swiss, white white white Kill, while Hose, while Pass, while Bel's, white Corset, white white white Liters other white articles too numerous lo mention. Lang's Cash House is now invited to our Notions, Hats, The best and most d assortment new styles now awaits your inspection. We lead the trade. We challenge the country for bargains. We guarantee sat- every time. TAFT Emporium of Spring Fabrics.

So to The of the Interior at Washington under consideration S will hereafter furnish some the Fort Logan cavalrymen with a novel variety active in the summer and bill seasons. It is that a detail regular army be told off to guard the herd whisk s in Lost Park Col. There are forty of these rare least but if immediate U not to protect them against i lie depredations of they will be exterminated. Late last fall one buffalo was found dying at a remote distance from its fellows, been a of times by rife It was put out by and its stuff. .- is now among the ti lam. h the rooms of the Sta. So- This incident -I very that several heard had been killed during tin mer. No trace of the the killing b nor could m n de- rived by the State Game n guard against them in A deal of KM thereat among sportsmen and who are in preserving Colorado's rapidly dwindling A.- a result the scheme to use cavalry- men was concocted, and James A. Miller, clerk cf the Court, was delegated to communicate with on the subject. This action Was taken by Mr. Miller on the 5th of last mouth, and day h-i received Congressman a reply to his letter, a statement from the United State Adjutant-General's office to I be that the military buffalo warden pro- was under consideration by the United Slates Department of the JOSIAH JONES ON THE BRIGGS CASE. Ought to tear D an tho St, tie don't make I tint tie. m pr n hi in the Si. ion -a ll. in ain't I'll r. I to you n an presbytery, toil, make want to know- Is he a fer hi hid An Is ho tho kin we turn to in oaf need A stocky oak to lean upon a Hie full an the water in, Er he leave the women folks to an dig like n he mounts the pulpit does lie a God love An point poor to lead above Does mi-mi to a rule for manly, upright life Er to MM Good deeds is nut fer me. By gum, it makes To think days on i But them gosh all Small later doctrine. but the The Scab- an blood Joins. J. L. in Quoting Atlantic and North Carolina The dispatch from was published a Wall street news bureau new development has taken place regarding the Atlantic North glowing cl recent n stock- hollers the a of Governor It is Hated on good that a has been made in the to the purchase of the of tie- AM North Carolina owned by the Stale, and it has been ed that a committee has gone to New York to to borrow for this pose, Governor indicated his approval of the sale, if the can be The presence this in New been known for several day.-, but it is Dot thought probable, in view of the antagonistic Mad. old colored woman who washes for of mine said to who i the other . I mo, but could you lot mo have a dollar in advance I Rent's due, an my old man's out of work Why, Caroline. I thought your husband was doing well a pot out of it now. mi- do rain him deed h V. by, did ho spend money for open and conn-it lick no hotel where he got his new job has a band music all through dinner, an Battled pool don't understand you, Caro- it. honey; he couldn't it. man was marked music. Nobody knows how colored people love a tune colored people couldn't keep his feet still when played anything lively, an it was ail ho could do to keep from bis hands round when he was order. head waiter spoke to him halt a dozen times, an he tried bis best to keep quiet. night before last, when was a special tine party of la- dies an gentlemen was a-wait in on, dona up a lot glory camp hymns, jest's fool mine was in de with a big tureen soup. don't remember what happened, but de udder boys say ho a yell, his hands an feet went up, an ho commenced Ca- like a crazy man, de soup fly in de place. was put out, of an mighty bad he feels about it. he says his he was so. ye, I'll work dis out for you. Next job lie gets it won't be where has a band, in New York Recorder. The Fleets. In many localities off the Scotch coasts and the coasted Norway the lie at some distance the Governor the Legislature of from ti and tho start must the State North Carolina, as well as made with the ebb tide, some- other Southern States, toward r times in the middle of the night. road properties and that AH of a . , Start together, and to one m can be sorrow, d on any reasonable t. mis looking to aw of in North York 18th. unaccustomed to the sight the ; to boats put- c a la 1882 of who net quite I, no street no works, no sewer- ting off from a harbor like mouth is a sight never to be forgot- ten. Needle makers are more subject to than men of any other occupation. Next come lithographers, grinders, tobacco- watchmakers, stonecutters, glass workers, hairdressers, painters, painters, shoemakers, glaziers, hatters, carpenters, ma- S Moot country town, ready I J ; butchers, charcoal burners and, last of all, miners. In the population of Charlotte age, no building, park, It no lights, no pants factory try to to put on city In D baa the best The trailing arbutus is mentioned by two or three Latin writers of the electric street time of Virgil as symbolic of It now has cotton mills, come. At Roman feasts, particular- pants factories, a and n houses, the arbutus building, two new a new Lutheran a ,. hall, new house, complete water works and system, two parks, a Y. M. C. A. b every old church remodeled ; built anew mid many new ones five hotels, km, two cotton compresses, lour, b aiding and loan two ion works, several supply machine a settlement of wood and machine a roller flouring mill, a leather belting factory cord factory, two laundries cotton. j many other things expected to be found in a heal-by Observer. was sometimes hung above door to indicate a welcome to the guests. In the mountain regions of this country, where eggs and all other articles are sold by weight rather by measure, ten medium sized Send address to IT. E. Co. Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr. Kings Hew Life Pills. A convince you of merits. These pills are easy In action are effective in the cure of Constipation and sick For Malaria and Liver trouble-, proved . i art to b,; perfectly free every a and to hi purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by tone to stomach and hovels greatly invigorate the system Regular Me. per box. Sold by John I. Wooten, Wrong In this Slate a dog is not law property, unless it s ed for and the tax paid so which tax is not be stolen impunity. The thief cannot be prosecuted, and most of tin m who know this, take any take a fancy to. Some one stole Mr John Hahn- dog a few days on and he had a white man by the name of Wm- for it. was before Mayor Wright as be could cot be held for stealing d p. lie was charged with steal- up he and was bound over to court in a bond Of AT PARTING. Ho, with a last In this gray hour you It . To as we to yon; Parting It dying, too, to heart la but a for death. Tomorrow we shall say, today d j room up Tho lonely look It wears; I For all tho and dim With want of only V What household things shall stand B Hallowed because your hand Has touched hall help in that or treasure even trivial said As memories of the dead. You will bear with you thus of as; writing now and then Of r lands men. Your tidings from afar shall reach her As from another sphere. Just as if you. last. That greater sea had passed Those winds and waters yearn Outward and turn. And. through the waste of silence Ion. You called from the unknown. Even death Is nothing more of a door Through which men pass away As into UM day. And who we it not, blinded by the Cry, are lost In Thus ever, near or far. but are; Yet thorn wt- bid Find death is not to die. la you, departing our daily from life to hands, and now farewell km-ll. But by Life here, we but and st. A. Si. John in AMATEUR MANAGE. PLOT FOR A NOVEL. Walter a Dramatic soda Ir Colonial In novels to pro- and shortest way of a fortune, ho who puts the world j nut tree- A hOT of writers in possession of a plot is on a clearly a of Hie kind. Now is a a a writer in The American Sports- man tolls a remarkable story about a i j In front of u window where worked last summer a novel. Tho ii; facts are true; in it novel must always be the tum of undoubted fact. Tho facts, to watch her In fact, we look right into tho nest. One day. When there was n heavy shower coming up, thought we would if she young during the rain. Well, when tho public opinion, eta., are doubtful j fit drops foil, she came and took in lull t. . I. i ; . of Are For. The benefits massage are so known it needless to no person should be denied the invigorating effects of laying on Many parsons are kept from the curative effects of massage by the thought of expense, skilled masseuses high wages. To enable the home attendant or friend in some to place is the aim of this article. The most know tho body, with the location of nerves and muscles, that ho may be able Io such us need it special treatment. Massage supplies to tho feeble the they pro unable to obtain otherwise and includes a of movements of limbs, fingers and toes, us well a strokes of the masseuse's hands. Those, some- what violent, should not be tried without the the physician, and no direction for their use is in- shaded in this article. The strokes given in massage are for or for the purpose of rousing blood vessels and other or- guns to action and may be light or hard, the same variety of stroke be- varied to suit tho patient. No rule can be given for this, is is something given only by and experience. Massage must never given to weary, and the masseuse should have a hand firm, but soft, flexible, sensitive and strong. Even may this kind of hand, and will make it full of healing to the sick. masseuse must stand or sit is n position comfortable for herself, or otherwise will be unable to give comfort. It is rule to rub the limbs toward the body. Beginning at tip of fingers, rub with steady toward shoulder, varying tho according to the wish of tho patient, and covering tho whole arm. Starting with tho toes, rub toward the thighs. The rubbing of tho abdomen is in a circular course. On back it follows the course of the backbone and must have some to it. This is most important for tho because choose his view, The story belongs to tho j can war of Independence As is very well known, t hero was large and, I in one parts, a powerful minority ; of colonials who were the war. Among those was one Richard of New Jersey, who bold a captain's commission in tho service of the crown. In the year 1788 ho was with his company j at Now York. One day he heard of she death of his wife's half brother, one Philip White, also, himself, a and a soldier in tho king's army. At Christmas time Philip White was so rash as to cross tho enemy's lines in order to visit his mother and sisters. Ho was found in the house, taken out and hanged by one Buddy for a spy. This j which he considered sheer i murder, mad. her bill one of two or throe large leaves growing by and laid this leaf over tho nest so as completely to cover it. Then flew away. On examining leaf we found a w. h. a f doubt I and cur living III success is We have of cases standing by him. lie work -ii this dis- ease, he sends Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Secret of Beauty is health. The secret of health is the power to digest and of his cure, free to any sufferers I . r e who may Ben-1 their address, i a proper We advise cue , r J can never be done when the liver docs not act it's part. Notice On the 7th D, I will tell door in tin town Io ill highest for cash one trail of I n I in hole m it, -of at was ii that the f was to or hooked ; over the old bird came back an I and was dry. Wat In n lore mad Will you be mine bis is in sudden, Mr. I must have time to It over b-fore J answer give yon much; T jar goes in minutes. know th is s Liver Pills are an lute cure for sick headache, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, south to jaundice, bilious fever, bilious- ox s and kindred diseases. Liver Pills u J U a u The modern standard Family Medicine Cures the common ills of humanity. tie on Road at a stake, thence with the said II t i icon's Hue to the main i an of swamp wit I rim of to the Kin-ton Road, road to tin- containing in seres, nine or less. part of Cox land he deeded to hit son, II. and on the toad from ii X Reads to to satisfy mi in my mid which been said laud a- the prop. of II. ex. W. II. By S. M. Daniel, S. HUE w. M. Repine, editor III, rays wont keep , . D-. for Chance shortly afterward pat and olds. Ex- into his power as a prisoner of j with ninny others, bet banged him on an got the tree until we apple tree. coos for cw No ,, , j i . s i i . ; remedy can lake us place in oar home, V he said primly. And ho M , ,, ,.,.,. reported at headquarters that Colds he had exchanged for It h kite to experiment Washington immediately demand- other remedies even II they urged ed the surrender of as a murderer. This was owing this remedy bus a record of to tho representations of the united cures and besides h It loyalists. Washington then caused ewer fails to satisfy. Ti fee all tho English officers in his hands n to cast lots for hanging. The lot fell laxative. sour gentle cathartic upon one Charles a young of great promise, A somewhat distant fixed for his execution. Washington fused to Rive way. Then tho young prisoner's mother in England appeal- ed to tho French minister, her appeal was published and produced a profound effect in Europe and America. Washing- ton yielded, and was released. Ho died as General Sir Charles As- gill, K. C. B., in aged The yielding of Washington was probably due to bis tardy perception of tho fact the death of this youth would have a murder of re- Not Mart. A lazy man is seldom so very lazy not to be able to invent some ex- for his inactivity. Harper's Round Table tells a story in point. Patrick was tho captain of a that plied between New York and on the son. One day his schooner was load- eel with bricks, ready to start for New York, but Patrick gave no sign of any intention to get under way. Instead of that, he sat on deck smoking a pipe. Tho owner of the brickyard, who was also owner of tho schooner, and who had reasons for wishing tho bricks landed in New York at the earliest possible moment, came to followed by do-1 retaliations and certain to , w of create a war of savages rather than j m Hail civilized brings. whoso Pat- memory has been defended by Ma j grandson Mr Denison w of the Loyalists, went over to Canada, where ho died schooner under sail, going down at an advanced age in the year Hero I think, is a plot Strong T j, her, enough for anybody, of J; n weak imagination and feeble I g th .,.,,, respectfully invited not to a enough it for meddle with OLD ENGLISH VOLCANOES. Their In Sir Archibald F. R. S., in a lecture the Glasgow- Geo- logical society on Latest Vol- canoes In the says that the subject is one which had occupied him closely for the last and more especially for the last years. These islands of ours were especially fortunate in the wonderfully complete record which they had within their borders of the history of volcanic action. He With all tho motions, in a general j that there was no area of treatment tho arms ore taken first, equal dimensions on the surface of then legs, chest, abdomen, back the earth where the story of from one end to the other of the , action had been recorded so com and with such wonderfully Rubbing with the flat hand is the voluminous details. ordinary method known to every is also rubbing with the tips of the fingers, which is very soothing when done lightly and of- ten induces sleep when practiced or the head and wrists. An invigorating motion is given From the earliest geological times they had an almost continuous rec- of volcanic eruption along the western bonier of the European There were once native volcanoes along a great valley be the outer Hebrides on the by resting tho of the band on west and the mainland of Scotland arm or body, placing tips of fingers firmly on skin and drawing to- ward tho base of baud, working in this manner from wrist to shoulder and from foot to thigh. Tho hand is never flat when doing this, but bent to give purchase to the action of tho fingers. It will found that the motion of the flesh, which is most precisely that of kneading bread, will give both stimulus and a restful sensation to tho invalid. On the limbs this is taken from side to side, not and down, as the f but it in that it starts at the wrists and working upward. Last of all, and often omitted save in cases of sluggish circulation, comes percussion, is slapping the entire body from band to from foot upward, the bead be- omitted. This may be done with the entire hand flat, or with it bent so only the fingers, thumb and base of hand touch the flesh, and most done carefully, as even gen- blows on tender are of- ten not beneficial. Practice will make these hints plain and enable any one with a sound body and sympathetic nature to aid in curing the sick or in their sufferings more easily borne, and there are many women and children who will take massage from those they love who will not take it from a more t killed masseuse is a vigorous feeder and re- to liberal On corn lands the yield who is a stranger. These notes are ,.,,,, . . -l written to those who long to help increase. and the soil improves Md who if properly treated with fer- massage save rubbing, which soon containing not under wearies both persons actual -a By using these four motions a be- can give an boor's massage without becoming greatly fatigued, and their benefit is marked to the sufferer. New York Ledger. -f plan costs but little I to lead to actual h . i., Sum, . I, . . ., . x , I h will gladly u lit- I- . i. write WORKS, So Easy. , don't-you think a i ought to save at least half the be but how can he, with bis creditors how bug . for. it-ail s. Mm time Record. on the east, and they attended from the south of through the line of the inner Hebrides far north into the isles and beyond them into Iceland. The present Icelandic volcanoes were tho lineal descend- ants of those which were action in this country in tertiary times. Tho story of- volcanoes in country was to lie found by the side of volcanoes in Iceland and of most prominent features of modern volcanoes in that country was that they did not form like Etna or Vesuvius. Their dominant feature was the of great rectilinear fissures, but there were also cones. Every one who had sailed along the shore of the Clyde was familiar the dikes that rose up sometimes with singular prominence along the shores of and the Cum- greet, wall-like masses of black rock through the sandstone. These dikes marked some of the during the early volcanic The eruptions appeared to have with the formation of these fissures. They had in Mull, Rum, and The inner Hebrides were merely fragments of what may boon originally a plateau extending from in the south to the north of The overflown of basalt could l in layers in old river and these layers bud beep re- least four limes in his- of plateau, as shown in the This is said to be the way ard was played in lord, you say sol but I STOCK AND POULTRY TOO. is pared especially for stock, as well a for that purpose i wild m t u can, holding one-bail pound cine -5 cent. Lambert, Co., 1809 used kinds of bu ------A Hue of------ Family GROCERIES, of------- Lard, Coffee Flour, Meat, Meal, Sugar Ac, Ac., which I am selling so low that it causes surprise. Come sen and will treat fair D W. Caveat, and all Pitt- l f r C. B. IS l from Scott model or Vi if or f-o fee A Pamphlet, How M I. with mom ii th b. countries cut free. --V D. C A N U AM R. .- -j-,. -.-.-. I -i-l lA. M. r. to . i H UNDERTAKERS. 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