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a f In Spring . And all should read Eastern Reflector. D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. It is paper for I VOL XVI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY AUGUST bill II, let your ants i told i r ugh Tho people rend paper. O-e Scraps Yon About. pi a Drowning Han. Two white women had rite near Willow t Mills Such screech i I found that lug scratching acct gouging the strong I at the in the tropics, I turned in a and hair-pulling was never seen in these digging before- Their hail to separate them. This could not be until one choked the breath out of his wife and the other knocked bis down id dragged oft Journal- The Western has appealed the order of railroad commission reeking cents the rate fore word contends that the rate n just it would force to operate at a loss; also the commission has no power la make rates for telegram i- We know hen law is down there, or how bead of Judge King, of Sew is geared, km is geared all right In a divorce case before him lie to permit the children to be brought court as witness for or either parent, and stated hie position thus care not what the law or facts of the case may be ; I will not one of these to tho stand impending with the feelings similar circumstances fifteen year before- It suddenly curt-d to me that if I shouted with me, and that, what I could. I being swept ii an and as the coast-line trended north ward, was equivalent lo being taken out to sea. of being once more in tho clutch of tent and Inexorable force of the sea overwhelmed me with dismay. I with horror all tho that had my experience of to this u was added the knowledge that there though a great, danger from shirks- J looked to my j iv bat a small coral islet pr rock, a few in an that by husbanding strength it might be practicable to reach it- rating I was over by a terrible fatigue, and as my strength tailed I became conscious of the fact that a great disaster was at hand- Almost abandoning hope, I the experienced the shadow of the death that was for or either mother- I will permit ti placed in a position that thy will have to look back it with in And that settled it- for that Judge. Wilmington Star. Biggest on biggest farm id the world in the southwestern part said Mr- P- of J, the N i l. is owned operated by a i. i cf northern capitalists and embraces acres of land, which were originally a big pasture for cattle- laud is devoted to cultivation cf, cot- corn, I west the estate ram . mile. The Southern i railway run through it for Dearly forty A o attention is paid t- raising j p of tire heal several steamers on the navigable rivers that through their mammoth farm, and they have also rice mills, a shipyard, plant and Sew York Times. Salvo. keel salve in the w-rid for Cut Son. Salt fever chapped Ha Corns, all Skin Pile or on It is M or m refunded price cents per box. sale t-y Jno. L Professional Cards c with tho rest of human- Mil my the sound might the shore, that a be put for my rescue, and might teach me time- Although was aware of the tact, my cries bad been heard.- half half with the tide. I had man aged to sufficient salt water to produce partial b good almost it seems managed to roach the coral rock to which reference has been made. Although felt pain the time, the sharp edges of the coral growth severe. J cut my hands body, bleeping freely when over- taken by a boat which, with my knowledge had put out to save me- suddenly conscious c f the of my roe no era a the knife like edges of the coral which my Whether it was the smell of blood, at the tilde X was lifted from the water tho canoe, a shark was almost touching, me, bat the poise splashing made by the men the boat success- fully no i i-i. of being lifted into the but was in ,. dead faint for some minutes- no lime during this latter was conscious of the slightest tendency to survey my pest life, or to deplore the sips and failings which I share in M. Won't. J. L. A W, Greenville. X. C Practice in all courts. N. C in ail the courts. Harry Skinner. II. W. SKINNER i to N. C. Swift Galloway, B. F. Tyson, N- N. TYSON, X. in ll the R. L. i . c. Olive over Cobb John E. F. C. Harding, Wilson, X. C. Greenville, N. k, I X. of claims. made on time. John V. Small, H. Long, LONG- Attorneys and Counselors at Law in all the Court. county has imported about bushels of this season from Louisville, and the Farmer's of ton, says the to make as all thoroughly of ourselves. It is in the result of men quitting farm to strip tan bark, mill logs, a team for hauling and other doubtful ventures that promise to yield a little ready Richmond Dispatch i strictly right in saying that the is getting to be the absorbing question with us, over- all others. Finance, tariff, bills, internal international sink into when compared with this- The -i be controlled or crushed- OLD who require medicine to regulate the kidneys In; true i, in Electric in. does not nor cant, but acts as a tonic and It acts mildly on the stomach bowels adding and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Mature in the performance of the unctions. Electric Bitters Is an excellent and aids Old People find it just exactly what Trice fifty and 1.00 bottle at John drugstore in a Colored was a picnic in one of the of the the The h were to be applied of th pastor's It was that woman who the should take a well filled basket, covered with heavy paper, a card inside bearing her baskets were to go to the highest bidder, the was to eat with that brought the old and young, came into Uncle arose as be waved his hand for said h is de lie church, do is teed, highest bidder de grub, mine Au this .- that lie cut a white cake with a sash the guaranteed. first basket brought M but nave to that no more would go at that price. The came better. It was here that a new feature was introduced, Drake, a rouser. came in, four or rive dollars, and to bid. Au old sister, by the of yelled out eat Several others this same statement, but Jim held his ground, and d, money is Us a good m any body money is money I Uncle his hand said picnic urn be on no Jim, buy no as when stole sack r hipper- Mosby went for him and s Hashed a basket over bis head. and every direction, four or the fracas. The and c turned out the lights. Jim, roaster, escaped in the darkness and took a basket with him as he went, and a match Mosby Elder J were fighting over in a each thinking other was Jim. When peace was restored, it was f that, seven baskets I were that the cake with the was also gone. Human Nature, like to visit New York- The manner which s there done re Lain me of is so says a writer Hardware- Over the next town have an old who a general He ca. one rake in an antiquated pattern, and a war time A customer who needed a rake to the said the old man, crossly, can take it or leave it, just as you don't seem very to sell goods said customer. don't as am anxious to sell that was the answer- I do to order another We have a merchant in this who is just the opposite. He will do anything to make a sale. He is very learned his and great is bis use of Latin. He was talking to the Widow about, boy. much Henry reminds me of dear said he's the very This merchant had half a dozen of the most of our seat In his store, and was weighing them on the scales. A short, stout German woman came in. and the merchant said, The scales hang t 210- gracious, Sob said the would have thought yon would is n that said answer, see, I was fat yon don't PEOPLE'S STORE To the People of Pitt County. Better Times. I The says that on I hand la to thus help the good Co t -g Tin re is old adage to the afloat that what is worth doing all is well. along. The belief is general that i cannot see the force I hat pro- the has to its j the car we are apt to hunt tho direction of adversity of in other motorman the prosperity. Lot body shove, to and it hive relaxed, . . j . . . . Placed on a table and made ., to i have never ceased to the best that one of his cumber of selected It looks as if I turned a handle was loud of it, but the if tie is the I in something I nay to talk- Tunes pend vary ft just as much electric up talk J power to start a car as it would m; about them. is a familiar animal power, and it less l-0 tie ear moving than to start it, so that a treat starts stops menus GENERAL been cut, a of MERCHANDISE large lion of energy. arranged at the I he American Electrician so that tn of its dropping there an article in which persuaded him that it was for two of blood- it ls story that j that tho cost of one each and of a car daring a year on a , died. There are other stories of y., t,, ,. men in health for a ear road; no I gone, home gone lo bad, a, b of lout by friend t crossing a according lo Operating long the We M- s looked- u largely so in boat- handling of controller will ; may be that if, in leave a year on a bad times, everybody won and per u mad. but they a who baa Dean POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebrated f-r u great leavening a- ugliest ilium mill nil of to New York from which to select purchases, confidently and unhesitatingly that is the all in our your goods the coming year. Goods are sold on time at it to customers i a cash at that led of the is wonderful silver or greens-; When they cuter into our possession; iii converted into best bar-1 we the benefit of our many friends and customers. Do not or WRy , maxim i j. v . I in at be lea i e bad won d speedily get bed. or of J at cording lolls to I the potent in making cent, f energy the i, laVed b more years been the universal I of controller, while lamentation how hard moat roads ten per l.- f calamity hi without f every Ni Use away gone Straight back to yOW ,. a . an a. and friends who will take care of your interests body the as much a and work the harder to you stronger customer and better the straight honest dealing between and man. ire the friend of poor, A man, are the friend of the rich man, we are friend of you all. Come to see us, we serve you to the o lour will lite attention, best of service and honest et- told of him by a forts shall be yours to command at the . , , j m Ho to pie's A who came down the Wilmington Weldon yesterday tells us that o, o a number colored met at Dudley, Wayne county, on Friday, organ- a Democratic club- They are disgusted with the can party and adopted, denouncing the legislature unmeasured terms its unwise legislation- Some of the leaders feel that the has been right by the Republican party since it got back into power, and cause of dissatisfaction is that the Legislature chartered their town against their protests, thus burdening the a. with a useless corporation We that no white Demo- had anything to do with getting this movement of a colored organization, but the colored men in it are acting of their own free will accord of tee young engineer, who to show a new appliance for j stopping railway The emperor was pleaded with the to pot it to a tint. after mid he, your engine ready, We Aug. have it coupled lo my Bum baa en at car start. Worn to Hie Klondike gold fields going at full spool I will give aid has issued the signal to stop, w Ike general shall see how invention To Hey view at At the time all was that emperor en- of baggage and freight are bis carriage, the young now waning m tie- to White I mounted his engine, and fuss, in an on they sped f r several miles ems She to I lie Yukon fast as could go. came no and Hie to j an them, I d -em it proper lo to tear that the emperor call nil who j had fallen asleep. the Making the the exposure, i came to a sharp curve employment cf skilled motorman of handle would a to the trolley even a higher salary who paid Ho and at the J He has tuna much to the News. A HUMBUG AND A A really need will determine for what is best for and will ultimately secure it. To surrender to lead- is a of a people, arid ibis weakness tin- mom pronounced when the leader is a s politic an, unworthy to head a lust now accepted leader in North Carolina Senator lint In the last issue of hi- paper, the u the inane of before the lean people is the control of the of country. It always i. Mr- has to tho a remedies for the ills which they i. Ho the remedy with every desire to do no now than to remind our of his frequent change of front i to them if he had led them any very green pastures, and if he has what have they that lie ever It is the shame of people noted conservatism have boon so easily be- Pi Strong tor a loan to flat the ground face upwards, both is extended, arise without or to ground, Is counted something of n lent strength and agility, but is a Howard county strong mat who not only do at lift an. mi n and pounds. This man is a colored farm hand, by Mr. II on the State lie i twenty years old and He is Hie wonder the neighborhood. With the entire pined on his hands in the way d s- he can get up erect. Baltimore Sun. privation, and danger hereto at this d the season, even should succeed in crossing the mountain. To City. over pass, difficult on i in Yukon river, without means of will still be before it is if the journey can be is closed by ice, I am moved o draw public notice by gravity the to people the daring vs or six mouths Arc tic w here cl reach them, the j C. N. Bliss. The readers this paper will to I pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science bus been able t cure In Its mimes null l Catarrh. Hall's Is positive now Known to the medical Catarrh being a disease, a treatment. Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, noting directly upon the blood and .- surfaced of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the and patient by building up constitution and assisting nature In lie work. The proprietors have much faith In it curative powers they i One Dollars for any case that it fill to Send f. J. . Props tho . if a c when, to his horror, the direct- ahead of them the engineer saw a huge boulder. He had just sufficient of Bind to turn tie; of his up within a couple of yards, or the fatal block. the emperor put his out of his car window and to cause of stoppage. The pointed the rook, much to his surprise begun A has appointed Mates stamp agent at tho His is ho is a Cl lawyer, and was pointed as a favor to The a North Carolina, Recorder of Deeds of the District of went to a The vice president of the National of Clubs for this is a C- A white lady who bad yuan been postmistress at a little town in the i astern part of tho was turned out a few days ago and a out tho mail- Henry Hacker, a street barber, baa taken us internal revenue collect r tor the Atlanta. , district. These men are tit of the Republican party in the South They are better of it their race class o tat at Last per of the votes the party Bhutan Hut it h the same SO per out. that our prisms, fill up of News. A soft saddle wrath. away to laugh. it on one side and The child the he said calmly-. I The engineer obeyed, and the stone, was still further astonished to see tumble into dust before him. novice and his saddle are it soon parted. He who sups with tho scorcher needs a high gear- It's a poor cyclometer that was nothing more nor less than a block of the emperor had made and placed on the rails the night I won't register double up hill- Hound Table.; that Mows Mt J- l I a in your tire. SO HOOD. It-8 ft Coughs and so It a-l all. I lie upside down, to Are off for his domination I Has ho us of the good things he premised I On tho we have higher taxes and worse government than ever Hut this charlatan ii . i lie people every year tho fate us of tho Dismal Swamp, ho lures on to a new We repent the exclamation of amazement that a rational people be for so long de- Another is to along next year and there is talk of fusion of with this bird of ill omen. Away with it Half of his own party has him. He is a discredited Professing to be the of people, he vote the iniquitous bill which has been bill by the trusts and monopolies. Hut, coming Pack point, ask the people to consider how much better off are since they Ibis charlatan. has ii thorn the government they gave themselves through the Demo- or that they have had through Senator Butler As for the Landmark, it will none him. He is a humbug a fraud. We scarcely one his plans of before he springs another. Dan who understand him well as we do, and who were in the past fond cf and deceit, are now strangely silent about him ; but he is the same fox that he was and this is as good a lime as any to say that the Landmark is not going to march under banner, next nor any year thereafter. Statesville Land- mark. No man can hasten the passing year, bat any good rider do no; permit to sill yon He will claim there better, but In order lo make more he may claim a century run- W not of small know it to lie safe slid n-l a- ; t S the little sprocket n;,., lo do good or n- makes the whet go around- refunded. t four . . , , ,. . ion and for all of Throat e and there Is m thing so i before, scorch r from be- Toledo. O I- In- King's New hind, but who shall escape the Sold by bottle tree at Jno. bloomer London Star. Hall's Family age the host, drugstore. cents 1- It overwork trial h ed country with their vitality from their blood, and makes them treble, emaciated No. it is overeating of indigestible and other health-de-- The remedy is an artificially digested food such as the Shaker Digestive dial. Instead Irritating the already the Cordial a chance to rest by nourishing system Itself and digesting other food liken with It. So and strength return. Is not the Idea i he cordial Is palatable and relieve Immediately . No money risked to decide on value. A cent trial bottle that. AX HI. U the best medicine tor It In place of Castor

REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. J. Editor an Entered at the port at Greenville, K. C, a second alas mail matter. August 1897. The Populist State Executive Coin Lad a meeting in Raleigh this week. After much speech making a was appointed to and try and rally forces again. it looks like people nil the State were of about Mm same opinion as regards tax which was voted on week- It met with We have not seen a report of tie measure being carried in as many ten townships throughout toe t State- WASHINGTON LETTER. Our ITEMS. he crops up here are g very though needed i the i bower Sunday afternoon. WASHINGTON, August 1897- I Sherman losing his It gins look that way Here is a question we want to to the Charlotte Landmark ml Asheville Citizen, those are pretty good at keeping up wrong that sometimes find their way in print. The Philadelphia of Thursday used the word in an l and we would like lo know if it is correct. Senor the prime minister of Spain, was brutally assassinated on Sunday by an anarchist- The murderer fired three shots at close range each ct which took effect. Con- lived about two hours after he was shot and his last cry was Live The as- caused more or less excitement throughout the world- Virginia holds a Slate election this year, and the Democrats have just held a convention at Roanoke lo a ticket. J. II Tyler was for Governor great A. Montague, of ville, ten L-.-d hit nation as for the western district of Virginia, was nominated for Attorney The Democracy the Old Dominion it ticket the committee of office holders which met in last week the of toe Populist Executive Committee, made a spread brag about w bat the fusion combination had accomplished and the glorious work of the lest two Legislatures. How recklessly some people do handle truth and honesty in their But those fellows are holding offices that they duped the people into giving them, and they had to Bay something to try and keep in- Our opinion is that the people of Carolina are to denounce Populism, Re- and in I be n iii campaign. There las been another lynching in North Carolina, the first in occur in the State in some years. Hut it not much surprise. Five women befits outraged within two weeks enough to the indignation of the people, and such an outburst as took place at Asheville hardly than have been expected. On Sunday Miss a young lady who is n partial cripple, was outraged by a Rob Brashest, The as- was identified by the young lady, confessed crime and was carried to jail in Asheville on Tuesday. That night a b haltered the doors of the jail and found that the had been r moved They followed the trail who were fleeing with and the back lo the scene bin sent for his victim and hung him in h r presence. The Asheville company to head off the Had prevent the lynching, but the in. tin hid its work t military arrived. A member of the board s of Warren county is a fugitive from justice on account o a charge against him in connection with a man. He has bad MS day with well known gentlemen, the next Jay denied very word that he add to Mr, must have his doubts, as he issued orders to State Department to see that Mr. Sherman does not get the into some new foreign entanglement, and especially to keep him from med with the U-ban question which Mr. Day has from the first had charge of. Mr. Sherman isn't such an old man -his . birthday, he lives, will he if his mind has broken it is probably because of the heaped upon him by combine. The tie Span- minister to of the Customs service off on all sorts wild goose phases was i this week when he had Customs is seize a steamer at Conn., that had on ard a lot am- munition to th L S. gov- moved ciders from the War Department. It would he f if the wasn't to b.-joked about. A system of spying on the clerks the Treasury has been put in force is causing much faction among who that and women do Bit become t hives when they enter government Mr. Benjamin Coir- of Patents, has gone farther than any of hive dared to in regulating the before the U. S. in the new regulations he Las providing the qualifications of patent solicitors. The evidence in the hearings in the case Co., who are charges and are trying lo show cause why they should not be ed, shows that Mr. has not gone too in those It has been shown by that evidence the mare ti an lions filed patents by Co. during the hist two years, more than have been i us con- nothing and n the remainder only a probably not have value to justify the expense of a patent. tin luck, the deluded applicants have in many been lo an patents, the attorney's be in advance, and to pay John Co. ad- sing sale worthless and fully anticipated inventions. It is learned that has been instructed his time in traveling to Madrid to an even greater extent than was contemplated when Le it ft It is the prefer in the unsettled condition of affairs in Spain, the n el r. that Mr. Taylor, our old Spanish Minister win is presume to be posted on condition of affairs than ii new man would be, should con- a while to represent the Unit- ed States Madrid. The fact is, the administration wants to see which way the Spanish cat is going to jump be fore shoeing its Cuban policy to the government of Spam. Ross fight for ejection to the Senate is being aided by the ad- ministration possible. George F. Ohio, who was recently m Chief Post Office In- was given that as a re- ward what he is expected to There are nearly inspectors, and the chief can or- as many them into one p State as he be to have there. The is Mr. to keep enough in Ohio to see that all the in that Sta give Hanna ad the help they can, one of them who fails to meet expectations in that line will be likely to find that the will discover something wrong m the way he his office. Oh yes, of course, this a civil reform in which is rested. Most the farmers through curing and a great many have sold DID. L. A. wife and son. Patrick, of Grifton, were in our town the first of last week visiting the lies of J. C Cobb and C D. Smith. We are glad to Mrs Pattie F. Smith's family have n too well as several members of it have very ill tor more than a wet k. J. S. Fulford, who live-, up the road only a short distance, went over to take his hist girl out to Sunday school y before last, and at eight were bride and Weather Crop Bulletin. The week ending August was N. U., Aug. warm and generally dry up to the which rains fell over the en- tire State with a fall Mm The was over the southern half of the averaging about inches, was by tin- drought over limited sections, but are now revived and doing C is very fruited; some bolls art- open ii Richmond county. cu-es are in color and The past week was warm and dry up to the as high as d were to sutler COB from drought, but much U on the and 7th, crops. The rainfall seems to have been general, the least Ml in the northeastern portion, where rain i still needed, f aimers are now through laying by I d do well the st the . during the middle ct the . . . and shed -ling forms on lands, . . is BOW ft , i stout -talk, We arc pleased lo have Miss j j well, while ti clock room. The wedding supper was served at s says the girls he given an opportunity U ride as he has ti new d buggy. It is a t The Market is now BAKER HART Open, Open the Time, Parties having tobacco which they wish to sell, can get accommodated at head- quarters for high prices the Eastern Warehouse. EVANS, JOYNER CO, Owners and Proprietors. Hardware, Tinware. n. es, Hubs, Building Paints Oils an-1 at our in i- She will spend the lull up way. Little -Miss Lizzie of who had her lather, T. E. Little, the last six or eight weeks, returned lo nor home a days ago. Tyson t over ii. Ban lay where she will conduct a in Forbes h- Han of our attended meeting at X Bones A lite f nil e- In re have pull plentiful and in this part of old Hell and Irwin near Salisbury, are visiting S. Irwin tins neighborhood. I amount of so f has beta small. h. en out t drought, but H now doing well. S inn- early com has be ii well and with good pea- nuts, potato s. rice, are all Death i S. ea lings Fair Bottom Prices. MAIN and a Rock GREENVILLE, X. U a u BETHEL ITEMS. K. C , Aug. 16th, Miss Lillie of Mount Olive, is and John A. from Olive, when be had been the past week. Prof. B. lather, of Cc county, spent day and last week here him. Kelly Thigpen, Conetoe, spent Sunday in town. Prof. IS. went S. Gardner moved family t Mrs. D. and r I who been pending a few weeks here relatives it It for her home h Alabama. Council left ins for Prof. there. Mrs. J. G daughter Mrs. M. O. Blount went to last Tho Methodist Sunday annual in the Hammond near the church las. Bullock is canvassing ii tin tobacco interest this Stokes. We that W. D. did at Stokes morning of typhoid fever. He had been tick about two weeks. Meeting at Rod Oak. J. Waters is serial ct meetings at Bed Oak lour miles from town. He as- I y Re. S P. Wilson. N. C , Aug. -News today of I of Re. F- S. rector of the in Va. Tue body will reach lather's here funeral be held St- Timothy's Sunday, lie much loved here the whole is ego t. morrow preached the church to a It was a gnat sermon. Hie any with his family, who had been spending the summer at hi- Col- J. B- ho re- turned to lie seemed The pi meet of the Greenville the lighted tile State- Will be in time Hie opening cf Benson. Aug. let., end we are Vie of money, Experienced Force, Ample Room, th i i prices As your tobacco is it to EVANS CRITCHER k CO., IN- HEAVY AID FANCY GROCERIES, GREENVILLE, N. I will the best goods and will sell them at the lowest price possible. I will do all i can to obtain and hold your pat- Come and see me. M. H. Next to Jeweler. THE LIVE R. R. Pres. A. G. COX, John an, with tho of old age- has , running along to the in feet health- About a wot-k i j., .,. v ago h became sick, his .,. trouble ease developed into Groat It is a pity Mr. Bean- ,,., after long years years a.-o. of service, and after they , o is the s u of into leas y a wealthy do vet H ii a have bad eloquent out quit leader of tUb it county bar j, fault, for many years. He DOt Secretary Sherman's, that at the of North Caro- latter is whore he is. He bad and at Ho began infinitely better left the study law, having given the most COLLEGES. ELON COLLEGE. mi In t Mellon; very 11- water; lot locality, In spirit and teaching, moral tone, e t-., of i ten mule college, three course, beat application. X. G. I. CHERRY. J Vice E. B. t i Minimum Organized June The Bank of Pitt County, GREENVILLE. C. Bank wants and a J. if not all, of your business, and will grant every favor consistent with safe and sound banking-. We invite correspondence or interview to that end. Whitaker's Academy. to the ministry, he took position the v- X. C. .,; He I, ,. . u. i.,,. f will open, the was a missionary in for a in the Episcopal lie the drifts hi; Western I DOt no great, and his lime be far won the hearts of the people J day living down wherever he i reached. which he has needed Bishop half in and a few years ago presently bU star set a call to Richmond where be that with He I a condition of decline eloquent evangelical and had n a for the Ho was what call a low churchman, i and a leader in the mission work of his He leave a wife two children. , Lord t c first Monday, And last May. Board em lo In in in par month Tuition per ii term, to h- pal I In advance. for and No deduction made except eases of protracted For further of A. I. July 2-th, North Carolina, College Agriculture open -el t. 9th Stove Dealers, Tobacco Blue Makers and Bicycle Dealer- Ht panels. Respectfully offer their to public- We are f Tobacco Flues yon we will as fore lake heal of a co These Moore, who Bead, pawed h. r milt-pout on 30th. nay i able to k her own den and that with toe assistance of u cine walk to church at Mt. of Hour mile home. Observer. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS. prosperity will conn- in Take care Indians, and the Indians will take hair you. The in will it he a to day when the miners net hit f A many m-n who begin the day by rising with the lark, end it going off on one. The White is now being used making by who ran it. Life is a jagged and uneven day II a kit a a on tin- sly at a body tell a body that got a V A smile of approbation from one we love tints earth with nil exquisite celestial beauty. Everybody's care I, r a dime; meet- in the basin s, its inn Spend us much in your blessings as you do worrying Prune Extra Prim over your and you'll be much happier. Fining tip. It lacks a few weeks to Court yet are p i- in jail. At the rate tin y have earning lately the j win b by the time court Headquarters. Mr. H. II. Smith, the County headquarters have been at Ayden, has his to ville. He will occupy a room in the building next to Moire M law Colored Elopement. Colored here was with a runaway marriage Bight. Ham bad be-n in to Dudley, of Charily Dudley, and Id lady I giving her consent for them to merry, decided get any way. Saturday night they got a i t to the home Joe who did the marrying for are Norfolk prices of k price for furnished by Cobb A Mer chants of Norfolk Mood Middling Low flood Because lie Was Ugly H or the least price. All our work i aid at,, ready bl B l Ci We ,. . thank to come see us. per session, Including f. S. I Banks, widow a well-to-do is in the Brooks county j ill tonight, charged the of Al- Powell Banks, four old son. She has confessed . crime, and said to a minister who called upon this hat she wanted hanged as u m possible. to hoy was in and so lacking hat the was to grow to manhood. Last Fri- day visited relatives Dow- tho train return- made up mind to murder the little fellow, who tho scat facing and playing mm On her way to her resilience t no passed a pond and threw tho hoy it says he wore and held on lo her so that was afraid tho would After he MS in tho water went to her home and t at lust night, when the body she was nailed before he oner's jury- in if property and has no other She the 111- The boy was bod deformed any way, hut hie f ice was from birth , Dispatch. ml on V Mother Drowned Her Little sour stomach, lad . m- . Port A i do war for Apply for ti ALEXANDER Q. X. C. Pills licit dinner pills. W cents. All Prepared I. Heed On, Tho only Pill take wall f the interest A In the business, I will sell all Brink- appearance i now on band very cheap. I can ti liver short notice at any on the Atlantic Coast Line within en hundred miles towns Wilson and N. O. Address all coin future to . L. F. LUCAS, Lacuna, X. c THE GENERAL REDUCTION IN BICYCLE PRICES COLLEGE. Session as Be of study, Lupe of elective-. Two lull chairs in English. Women admitted to all classes One added to I he endowment present year. Only male e In North C i that la located inn city Ins business course offered in the state. for album e it Durham, N. C J 1.1 I buildings and grounds Id a Healthful Location Stands at female In Ha in it- SOCIAL KS. V. i s- If, A. and strength are iii, Every doses and will average to list a in-, nth. the Standard of the priced, high-grade wheels on market. Rambler buyers who laved ft-j are now smiling l 1897 free. Agents at all important points. Mfg. Co., WASHINGTON, D. C, BALE S. E. CO., N C The Normal and Industrial School, N. C the v m in of the Stale p i . -ti. education iii More than r. eats. of teachers. r try In it. three. Cons in- from trained To in all Ires mil on applications in b I'm Ires Kit. NO Is tie ear nil tit TOM IO for Chills. Fever nil It I Iron Quinine in a love it Adults it to bitter, nauseating Tonic We. from the Not Hi where I have purchased a largo stock of Fall and Goods These will soon be in, I want all Spring and still on band out tho way. To remove I will tho next Had have a special SALE. If you want bargains don't miss this chance. H. M.

iii IS IS Of EN. And the price of our Summer Clothing has declined with the ad- of summer. We'd rather sell Summer Clothes at a loss than to keep them over. Whatever you want we have probably got it for less than cost. A loss at this time is most as good as a profit earlier. MR. CAPTAIN. STOP THE SHIP. Reflector to See Who is on Board. V. I rent to Norfolk Sat J. I I'm I am went to Raleigh J. D. lo Oxford Sal H. I. to Henderson Saturday. CL I. Bernard returned home Fri- day evening. -Mi-is Blanche in s returned Mending the Weigh. Te scales in front of t to m of the way weigh aid me Under- going today. New Phones. A phone has been placed in Marry ii-.-i i and U No. No. is Hie Tobacco Co's. went In MY LINE OF Dress Goods, Shoes Gents Furnishings is superb and your inspection is invited. FRANK WILSON The King Clothier, THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections Nice ram carriage, and at S. II. a hot time in this old Football hair nil soon It- About the best Bents t is crop news. Allred Forbes h is given his store a new dress paint. Fell From a Mr. Carlos Harris has been helping lo the Court House. Thursday after- noon he and Col. C. Baker, another were changing the Id upon which were at work, when pan of it broke rear where Mr. standing and he fell feet to the ground. In the fall his hack was badly braised by striking a sill M right considerably skinned. had la be carried bone. We Lope his injury nut prove of a serious nature. K. Mrs. II. A. to Ayden evening. W. Wiggins Wednesday evening from Richmond. Mia. A. has returned from a visit to the country. W. T. day evening from Mamie Hints, of Kin-ion. is Harding. H. E. Saturday Ki. S. F. Friday Henry from evening. Rev. I. B. Clayton left on Um south bound Haiti evening. Merrill and E. C. King, Falkland, were in town Saturday. II. of Saturday with the boys here. Miss Nellie returned Friday i veiling from a visit to Nor- folk Mrs. II. O. Hooker Sat- moiling In m a visit to Golds- Mis. Alice left Wed- evening a visit Kin- Misses Aila and Hearne, it Washington, are Mrs. G. E. Harris. Col. harry and wife and little son came home Friday from Morehead. Miss Susie of arrived Friday evening to Miss Lula Mrs. V. L. s, of is her Mrs. C. Stephens. Sheriff Harrington went to Friday after the who stole T. M. Hooker's bicycle. John Sparks, of his taken a here with the Pitt County No Quorum. There was not a quorum of at the meeting for night, hence arm done on the water question. Send us. We have lost our file copy I'm. Daily July II on ; can us a copy I dale II will He ml. Busy Bright Jewels, Jewels pal at I party III grove it. and n. Good Work Counts. The Greenville had to four counties and The good w- done for by Co. brings to them. New School Building. Mr. W. Wilson is having lumber hauled to Mid school the rear of bis lot in Greenville. His sister, Myrtle open a sell ml ill the building the first Monday ill September. Climbing Higher Friday at the ware- went -nil higher, lb-ire be- about pounds on the mar- Prices were higher several lots bringing as high as can't the Greenville market down. TWO SMART BOYS. They Dig a Well Feet Deep. Mr. Phillips lives up Falkland. He has boys, aged about and who have proven themselves an alter the average boys cf age. Besides being a good farmer Mr. is consult i aid a in-key raiser, and since the turkeys on the of boys his been lo lake care of the turkeys. Every day drive the turkeys M a and. lake back to house in lie evening. This on or is when Mr. Phillips one In go and see what the buy ere doing. II,. discovered they had been occupying span- nine in digging a well. They dug it in a place the clay was vary hard and readied a depth of feet. had almost a and Ike work was done as neatly us if expert Hell had been job. Mr. Phillips decided net to h boy.- in bit let go on and how deep they hi go. They kept on dinging deeper day until they struck water at ii Mr. Phillips then put in the and filled it up for use. AH tool tin; boys had was a piece of shovel, and drew the loose din the excavation with a tin bucket and light rope. It was a remarkable piece two boys. TWO OF A KIND. BICYCLE CARNIVAL. Handsome Wheels and Beautiful Riders-Cake Walk. lit You want a Nice SUIT OF CLOTHES Public School Work. On Saturday, 21st inst., the County et Education will hold a special the House lo discuss mailers looking to the t of the public They desire all school iii i in the county lo meet with tin m. Picnic cheese. pounds for 2- cents at J. S. was a swell dance in Hall night. THere is a For u. The Eastern Warehouse would not be nearly twice as much co as any other ho use it was not reason for it. The n is that don't bleach hair any tanner who his to in re. They have ii Klondike. th Eastern knows i is going to sell Freak Carr in s We Se lb packages, S. M. The public school will September See announce- The I and crops are nil right. With plenty of these no one Halve. The oyster will lake advantage d the wave of prosperity and open for next T. has moved his tin shop lo a building to W. T G on j to every pile on our and it never goes below its Ibis naturally brings farmer to tie it Co. Sunday fiver on the Atlantic road fr lo Morehead Will b- after tomorrow. Two Borrowed Personals. Alex. Gary hit 1-i-t week for Green. ville, where he In will locate and buy tobacco. e commend the man to the tender care of pretty girls of that town. So far as the men art cine he can look out for himself. Henderson Cold Leaf. Col. I. A. Sugg, Greenville, passed through Saturday on his way home bread is the of a visit lo Texas and the Nashville is no reason Why a man should turn Exposition. He went as as his whole into a says while he wan greatly i with what he law and admits . . is a would not I. Lee with his aether and, . . v. i i . .-- -exchange old north for cm has gone to house keeping in one house in and wholes gentle- Greenville. man th he is it was a pita am lo see and chat with Colonel eve n for a Mrs. Van B two Biles miles from had a severe fall Saturday, which caused one her arms lo be broken ard other injuries internally. Sir; is quite an old lady, near or quits years age. Car, stow little Gold Leaf. Base Ball. A base hid dull j OHM down Saturday and played the Black Is, a club three mile above town. he Black Diamond w on by a tense of to Found Guilty. The Dock Blount, who com- rape upon Miss Jane Stepp, in Greene Manly, in January, was tried at Snow Hill court last week and found guilty- Two colored were on jury that convicted him. September 6th. The Public School known as White No. will be opened en Monday Sept. Competent teachers have been em- which will this school on an equal looting with any private school taught in county. J. White, I. Secretary of e. The Leads Give them third . Ii sale you will always the Eastern Warehouse ahead in the of tobacco Che Ors know what it is to have Man and Joyner running their Mosquitoes Take the Island. Friday they sold six lots The at Here Saturday Frank Edwards from to Ocracoke came back home today, for T. J. Stancill as high as Joe Evans lay a wind from or R. J. Little at and for others the main land had made mosquitoes so at equally as good prices. Go to the bad on the island that everybody bad Eastern Warehouse if yon leave. market. Buggy Company, Private W. J, who has been at home on a returned Friday to Fortress Monroe. Miss Eva Fleming, of who has been visiting Miss Dot Flanagan, return, d home Friday. Miss Margie Langley, and and Ruth Clark left Wednesday for Baltimore. Mrs. John J. kins, Durham, who was visiting of W. II. returned home Saturday. Misses Fannie Skinner, of Hertford, and of Elizabeth City, are visiting Miss Myra Skinner at Hotel Mrs, S. C. Wells and children, Wilton, came down Tuesday even- to visit her parents at the King House Mrs. J. and Mrs. M E. Fort, who were visiting Mrs. W. J. Mat- thews, returned to Rocky Mount Sat- W. and daughter, Miss Lucy, of Kinston, passed through Friday home New York. Miss Clio Draughan. who has her sister, Ms Zeno to home in Friday. J. B Tripp and his father, J. C. went down to Ayden Friday o spend a few days with in that section. J. B. Edwards to Scotland Neck Friday morning. Mrs. Edwards, who is sick with fever at her father's, is now some J. B. Tripp, Houston, Texas, rived Thursday evening to spend some with relatives at his old home in Pill. There are hundreds people here who are delighted to see John. J. U. of the excursion from Kinston to Richmond on the 17th, spent Friday here. He us that the prospects are a large crowd on the ex- Dr. Hyatt will be in at House, August and 31st fer the purpose and treat- diseases of the eye, ear, v. s; and Library Meeting. Attention called to a notice, in another column, to all sons who are interested in establishing a reading room and in Greenville, to meet on night at Harding Hard- office. This is a move the right direction. One in which every man, woman and child feel deepest concern. Especially the parents of the town, ought to give encouragement and support lo the mo-, Boys girls frequently get in the ready literature simply because it is thrown in way and better can be had. A library for Greenville meant more towards oping a healthy intellectual and lite than we can in word- Let every parent tor the sake k f the children be there fin Thursday night. Married. On Wednesday evening inst, .; home of Mr. Churl s E. Davis, township, his d liter, Miss Mat Davis and Mr- It. It Nichols were married by B. M Lewis Esq. A supper and enjoyable dance ceremony. P. Snake Bites a Dog. While Mr. Calvin Mills, el township, was out hunting n rattle snake bit his dog. Almost instantly dog was taken with convulsions and died within hall an hour alter being bitten. Mr. Mill- killed the snake and it had twelve Demand for Corn. For some corn and have been coining to merchants here from Other Stales. This looks like the home Top of corn is to become ex- the new crop is for harvest. Any farmers with a plus on hand would find this a good time lo market it. Two Stores J L. Bro. will now ran two stores. They have bought out II. L. another brother who kept in the building, and the film will keep both Jes lakes charge of the uptown store and J. A. I will stay the down town store, and clever, good looking Jim Starkey will have general and management both. They will carry a nice line of stores. He Wasn't Expert The rumor got out Thursday that an expert cyclist reach here on the evening train, and was quite n crowd, most o. them colored people, at the depot to the Some them saw the joke when Sheriff Harrington stepped the train with Frank Johnson, the who Mr. T. M. Hooker's and arrested in Tarboro. But Frank was so much of expert, as he slipped up in trying lo do some trick One Thief Squeals on Another Both in Jail. Some months ago some one stole Mr. E. P. bicycle his house just west town. He made diligent search it, but not hide hair of ratter, um or spoke of it could he find anywhere. He it pretty hot tramping to town, had grin and bear hope ever finding his was abandoned. How, the est Frank John- son stealing Mr. T. II. wheel is about lo clear up the whole mystery. When Mr. Hooker was called up to his wheel he did so very lily but said the saddle had changed. Mr. Higgs heard this and a look at saddle and ed it as the that was on his wheel when stolen. This further inquiry, as it was evident th man arrested knew about wheels. John- son was interviewed and told Patrick, another stole Mr. wheel, and that be Mi-. Hooker's wheel traded saddles. A warrant was once issued tor Patrick and he was rested and placed in Jail. C. T. Where the prettiest line of Spring Clothing can be found. ------A beautiful line Dry Goods, Shoes Furnishings, to from. C. T. Neat. i . is distributing some very deal minor Hits. i e office has been with one and now the boys can how lo keep their they can gel a comb and brush logo with the mirror. The bicycle in the E Wart on the the Aid Society of the Christian church was an occasion of unusual interest. Being an enter, a different nature from any has occurred here a large crowd was attracted to it, ail were well r for The of the evening was tin; bicycle drill. in by the following It. M ye and Miss Clara Forbes W. I Miss Kate Harvey. J. M. Moore and -Miss Dot Phil Crawford and Miss Pat L. II. Fender and Airs. U. W. King. and Hiss Hooker. The wheel were handsomely and riding very graceful, Many movement, were . oiled in perfect r. A oil re it, ,,. .,. the bes decorated wheel. The committee to make the U. W. J. L Little, M. Jones and bra Bruce Forbes entitled lo and airs, W. King and Miss Dot Flanagan wore deserving of special mention tee beauty their wheels. The was presented by W. M. Bond a speech that with humor Ii Mr. Bond's first b fore a Greenville audience and he II handsomely. The e were other ID eat who did not enter tor the pr K. iv. Move and James had till wheels of the male rid s. Hire was forded to little amusement, was an old fas cake walk, in by about fifteen couples. The walking was simply immense. Two prises were up on this most graceful and one the walkers, I he judges, B, W. King, J. L. Woolen and E. B. awarded prize to Maj. W. f. Bernard Mil Maud Blow, and it Was presented W. King. The booby two snaps and two cigarettes, was awarded Woodward and Preston Gotten and presented by E. B. to these amusements the ladies sol i refreshments and made something ill their meat, ladies deserve much credit for lie i CO It is not necessary to to KLONDIKE a gold- mine. Goto Lang's Cash Mouse Summer Goods, as Fans Parasols, Slippers, Shirt Waists, Lawns and Organdies which must go before the Fall stock- comes in and you will be satisfied struck a pM mine without taking a long trip. Lang's Cash , Lang Sells Cheap. They Sell en Merit. Greenville Warehouse keeps light on popularity and his is so because Evans, Co. look alter the r est farmer who seMi on on their have a get high prices but sell very pile on its merit and make i, bring value Today W. A s they lots at s; I, and making an average Cl on a barn o ins. Oiler tamers obtained prices just as good as these, you can t the highest market price by load to Greenville Ware- house. Our lain. who sold their tobacco at the Planters War Friday Were made happy again gelling prices running away in the twenties. No other reached a as as ours. That Ii our way of doing our prices d the talking ii Ask any one who closely watch. . our sale and he will tell you it was the best I at has made Greenville market this season. IN THE SWIM. want anything in Merchandise If you call and see me. lean save you money on FINES SHOES of the celebrate Eagle brand WHITE. MOTHER License. Deeds Perkins lice to seven couples last week, three white and four Will II. D. and I. Nichols and Matt; A. Davis. Ii A. and Mattie J. II. Little and Daniel Little and Isabella John J. Daniel and Mary Fleming. Abraham Slaughter and Dud- Conies to the Planters Friday a man, who last week sold tobacco on the Wilson market, brought three loads to the Warehouse. After the sale he compared the result and found prices here so far ahead, pf Wilson that he declared he was going to bring every pound of bis crop to the Planters Warehouse- Talking prices, It is not the high price on an occasional pile that counts for the farmer, but it is the high average that puts money in bis pocket. Thai is what the Planters Warehouse does, gels averages that no in the State can heat. Delightful Music, At the Methodist church morning Mr. Hugh Holcombe sang a solo, and at the night service he and Mrs. W. M. Bond sang a duet. Both songs were rendered Inspiring. Was Very Nervous Had Smothering and Could Not Steep Doctors Called It Neuralgia and Indigestion. In my herd, neck and Shoulders mid through my body but they were most in my left Bide. The doctor called it neuralgia and In- digestion. I was to ray bed tor eight months, I was very nervous, had smothering spells and could not sleep. I read cures by Hood's and of a case similar to mine. My husband procured a bottle, and I began taking it. After taking one I felt better, was able to rest and my appetite Improved. I continued until my nervousness was and I was much better In every way. My has also been by Hood's a Virginia. Is Best-lo the One Farmer, Sold by all druggists, for There is no word so full of meaning and about which such tender and holy recollections cluster as that of who watched over our helpless infancy and ed our first tottering step. Yet the life of every Expectant Moth- is beset with danger and all cf fort should be made to avoid it. so assists nature in the change place that the Expectant Mother is bled to look for- ward t t dread, suffering or gloomy fore- to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood. Its use insures safety to the lives of both Mother and Child, and she is found stronger after than before- short, it Childbirth natural and as so many have said. Don't be persuaded to use anything but Mother's Friend NEW GROCERY STORE Opened two to T. White's a full MOTHER'S FRIEND CIGARS AND TOBACCO. from and low down in price Invitation steaded to all. Come me, will make it in JAMES B WHITE. -u My wife suffered more in ten mi tea with either of her other two than she did altogether with her last, having previously used four bot- of It is a blessing to any one expecting to be- come a says a customer, Henderson Illinois. in-i SUMMER GOODS Of at or dent bf mall on receipt Write containing testimonials and valuable information for all Mothers, free. Th Co. Atlanta, Al OF OUR Summer Stock J. R. COREY -DEALER, IN- Hood's m COLLARS A General;, Horse Millinery. Also a nice line Groceries. I can now be found in the brick store for- occupied Brown. to see Reduced prices. A Chance a Life Time. RICKS TAFT. Emporium of Spring Fabrics. NORTH CAROLINA

WK WHAT W BOW. Mb rapist was lynched i yesterday. We are reaping what we have sown. The of the lit publican in the and in th- nation made the ignorant think that lie license. The s a condition hitherto unknown in the South. Here in the the first Republican Gov- in twenty is followed by an epidemic of the most horrible of all At this time two rapists are in Wake tale keeping. The it doing all in bis power to secure speedy and uphold the of law. ally or holds bi-n r- for the or terror. f t he and nil others of his in s.-n-e responsible because of th a nature of campaign the vote on if against best of white me-. Following the low e them, success of tin party and its allies made tie- believe that the r I on the guarding by mobs, acting as a Cora has had a Safest on the cf the race, has manifested l late. The ignorant is a quiet and peaceable citizen when the party is in fir He is a dangerous element when he feels that his crowd in show how dangerous he is. There are intelligent who know and deplore the conduct bid men in their race just white men denounce the county white devil. Hut all are forced to admit that where and bestiality control, civil- is endangered. The time is at hand when the good people North are ready to to Republican politicians and others who affiliate with ; find means to control vote to degrade the Stale put in You must find means to stop crime that invites lynching by the and your supporters, or you cannot escape re- for their actions, have encouraged the ignorant in thinking that success of the party of which his race composes nine tenths insures him against the just of bis doing. You have told him that the whites wire his em mi In his ignorance be has in- this to give him to and You are his teacher. You must your teachings, or cannot escape the wrath an outraged News Observer. CHOPS. A in and deuce has smiled upon the u Carolina. tin lairs and there are both seed time and i I the c me a is health. The secret of health is I the beans th.- men h till the power tO and I been cheered Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Secret of Beauty a proper of food. This can never be done when the liver does not act it's part. know this s Liver Pills are an lute cure for sick headache, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, bilious- and kindred diseases. Liver Pills to Supreme Court Justice Brewer, supreme c who was in Kansas City years a MM maker in I named got a cigars which he called the supreme labels on the of the boxes were pictures of the entire court, the cigar was a good one- I know this, because one day each of the justices received two boxes of them with the compliments Mr. Scott- Nothing was thought cf this fact at time, and it was taken as a slight courtesy in then- home have blessed. Sow let raising the in collards and the greens fall not lo raise also the hog . nil the fowl and the held. Let there tie for man and With well Supplied larders and and buns and cribs the will cannot lie do r. blessed as only he car bless. A bestowal of good, accomplishes pint the all odds. Che. most at neither neat wealth combinations strikes nor legislation an even The smiles of Heaven favors rial that make the heart man give e- to a com try THE THREE TAILORS. THE MAKING OF A PLAYER. I Tern in sum Mass. i to On tho en lac wit. but mint- The hone Raw one would their . host. vi. are broke, not a III am v one I- M -milt, -a tbs Bill BOOM return . ;. v. i t f n- i ; v. Will fur n On lb. in H TASTELESS HILL TONIC FOR PRICE ; i An a , ills. Not. , , last ll of ill. TONIC i. .-, In nil our ox- , a years. In the hare -----mi-l I years, in . nail and dis- . and l is not party that in any b i this Its has wholly the la 1.0. ,.,, aristocratic monopoly. I r c .- We second the devouring h,, a will Winston a. be,,,, the ways of robbery to hold the t It fa we would mm industries as with f next to Winston we and swept c to the an y this place would in our and hi more attractions its and ,. has for such an our Danville shewn foots.,,. The r. s, b Hi. W murk-tin the Slate. D telling The Danville Journal has in d would oner no the at Hie Age. at awkward age, difficult to date, but of Wealth. Where is a poor to go, anyhow f II h- cannot live in Ohio, or ill of the fixes, in en it be go lo in bis J and a Whenever he sits down that a socialist has put a pin on the chair. W hen be ts up ard goes cut he is asked to drop his dollars along the road as he walks. It MM a. in the course and not a very great millionaires would have to take pi- of the ancient nomads and indulge in tent lib- in the plains.- which every mother knows well, should be dressed very eyes claims the . ball, our more pounds of loon h i market in the I under the t Bob I . It I. I. i l. return for the use of r u ,,,,,,;,;.,,, But several weeks later we learn- j ed that the cigar had sent soothe our auger. One of clerks had gone to and told that the members of court wore provoked at and prosecuting him for talking liberties with pictures. Scott . frightened, and Lit upon idea of bribing the justice. I he thought he succeed- ed, for he was prosecuted, nor had a thought of raining For Ilia la John Bennett's serial story, in St. has many pictures of life and scones in Shakespeare's time. following is an account of the training of the hero for the stage by the master player. Ho had Nick learn no end of stage parts off by heart, with their cues entrances and ex- its, and Worked as hard us his i r n i re pupil, reading over every sentence j A times until bad the accent perfectly. He would have him stamp, too, turn gesture in with the speech, until the boy's arms ached, going with him through mo- one by one, over again, but patient to the last, until Nick wondered. my he would often any, with a tiled but determined little; thing done wrong may spoil the play, us one bad apple rots We'll have it right, or not at all, if it takes a month So often he kept Nick before a mirror fur an hour a time, faces while he spoke bis lines, smiling, frowning or grimacing, best seemed to lit the part, the boy grew fairly weary of his own looks. Then sometimes, more often us the time slipped by, would clap his hands with a boyish laugh and have a pie brought and a cup of Spanish cordial for them de- that be loved lad with all his heart, upon the remnant of his honor, from which Nick knew that he was on. Cicely governess was n Mistress Agnes By birth bail been a of therefore she wan every- where esteemed lit by birth and breeding teach the young mind when to bow and when to beckon. A one rt In bis hat t that. On Rhine, . A he t with b So that it. i Boa tho In In vine. of n A i on the his no-., ii. t. On Rhine, . i ,. Th-- n like n dot, U it yon u not. For for wine. needle f ;. the one With all bin might in wall I -i. On the Rhine, on the A flesh I law the wonder my elf while I wine, my a In . of re The must, mi yon i On th Hi. A t mid lo brim, take a swim vi-i. in even W. It. who makes a of without cur- I'll, Ills en ten by He valuable work on is d i s- H ease, which I hi tie of his n cure, free lo who may i U-P. O-a, in V- a lo A lino of------- Family of Flour, Lard, Meat, Coffee Ac, Sic. which a m so lo v that is Come see will treat fair and The modern stand- ard Family cine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. greatly by wild, de- sweep radical but by a who in lien of deserved -s on its it and ran prove ere direct than She en me each ti and paid her double shillings to see to it that Kick little of cap and as a page need have, the carriage best fitted for his a, and bow to come into a room where great folks were; moreover, how to out again, bowing, and not merry. b.- very in ,,;,.,., ,,,. fall over the stools, war. no fin the and of Tabular indigestion. tobacco market we have the most -s-. in South, tube the important in and I proper place for S i i i t SEE THAT so as not to look alt -V and feet, be a loss to what to with their hands certain types a quaint picturesque is while for others severe city is the most successful of Every child be studied Her age, her manner; her walk, her complex- eyes, hair and figure should be into account, if her mother desires gowned so as cover personal defects or en- her good points- the is worth the as are affected in their man- speech disposition by they wear, a easily by airs assumes be or is of being well dressed. Woman's Homo The to wear clot lies to match their complexions. Now they wear their complexions to clothes. JUST FOB ripening grape promises a in Hotel Pro pi i o end fish Kid wants to know n by it Chile sauce when I always my own husband as he lugged a pair el scales. artists y picture Cupid without clothes in to bow easy it for love to grow cold. on, now; in said iced tea lo lemon. I don't the lemon; ain't no cloud bis a lining. I a poor rule, that won't work both ways, for silver lining also has a cloud. mud the mother, have yen. discovered what Mr. intentions The dutiful daughter must confers, she murmured, every time lie has called he bas kept me quite in It is that a gentleman who recently died residue of . fortune, valued at about to the Society cf Friends in North Carolina- The matter came up before the Yearly Meeting at High Point it was decided to leave the of sum to a majority of the several quarterly meetings in the State, It may be that College will get of this amount. Greensboro A recent dispatch from the dike region reports that far Ion than in nuggets has been and to date id. Their supply bill has It is soon, to strike a balance ; but evidently the business furnishing supplies is a little Klondike itself. The lowest annual salary paid any in Consular service of this Gov- is or-e This is re- by the Consular agents at K. i. Greece, and lies, key i but as it is that or they are not expected to they may W. at the end of the year, says Boston Transcript, than some of our It is announced that de- for horse meat Paris is so great that dealers France are unable to it. A company in Portland, has recently received from French capital an order for barrels of meat- Within eighteen months famine and pestilence have killed people in India, Dr- C P. Carver, cf S. Fla, is experimenting for be extraction of sweet mailer from watermelons, it is that he derives from melon to that of maple tree- The All mill in a eel respondent obituary Carolina; Km lily f lion laid on shelf j d years n a And the; fl-w oil talk in bout manner. found- What Is It It is a picture PARKER PUS Best in use outfit no business man is complete without one. The Reflector Book Store little nit, Mick caught the knack of peeping slyly between bis when lit; bowed. His hair, too, was allowed to prow long, and was combed care- fully every day by an, and soon, as it was naturally curly, it fell veiling waves about bis neck. 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I ., bf.- our prior n. it- SUGAR A I E v. ;. v. tr. -v In Mi It W IS i- ii i I IS I 4-1 .-. buy y-. c e Mi ii,,. i i A FURNITURE always on band sou price- to ill rice- die times. goods are all bought and at risk to run we cloVe s H ii Kin, M. Selma is in W in M -o- Fr hi -.- .- mi. i. la, i sail fitters Win eared her e ii. i an h a V W Ml v Tarboro A. V,. ii ., ii I id l -2 SMITH Props. p. n. ., has a nice fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Pearl Pens, You will be astonished you see them j h Ms t m a know, and shall u very cheap You may never, But should you Want Job Come to us. Reflector Job from Card. -TO A- SHeet The Daily Reflector. Gives the home news every afternoon at the small price of cents a month. Are a. sub- scriber If not ought lo be. Ar. Ionian Chicago during fair, de- on afternoon learn that on tho EM no time in tho show, in one of the was a -l in East Indian and a from the land of the her polite. in o, for his was rewarded by a stare blank Then be tried with no better also the several allied disk of the in provinces India. At last the dusky in sheer self she said. remarked in faultless English, will you kindly inform mo where yon were bans n in Savannah, an Inn lived in all she said, me, if is a up be try to do so. The Eastern Reflector. s only a contains the news every week, and gives to the farmers, es- those growing tobacco, that is worth many times the Summons tor Relief. Merritt, pin Merritt. J State of North Carolina, above named will take notice Hint an entitled as has been in Superior Court for the defendant h notified to appear before the Judge of oar Superior Court, at a Court to be bold to- the County of Pitt at. the court in Greenville, on the second Monday after the first of next, it being the of Sept and complaint whir b he in the of the Of Superior court of said county, with- in the first three days of said term, and let the said defendant take notice that II be fail to answer or demur said complaint within the time required by law, the Plaintiff will apply to the court tor relief demanded la complaint. my band sod seal of said court, this day of July K. A MOTE, Clerk Superior court. JAMBS, for core flatulence. pleasant laxative. sour senile ears tad At I ii n FUNERAL l I . nicest Ii f in c cloth ever o tug is . Person Ai . to con bi to cure will of tun ever. lo not. i We can be a any and ail times Co's BOB GREENE CO. int.- N C. r- X- Wilson ii r . ii ii hirer in ml, Mi kinds of I Ar Weldon V. M. P. M, Ail done We labor and aw prepared to give k CO GREENVILLE, N. IX--------- MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing Sold. work prices reasonable. IS AT THE WITH A TEARS has taught me the the best Is cheap B re. Building Pumps, and tor Millers. and house purposes, n- well a Hats. Ladies Dress I have always on band. An quirt. for Groceries, and for Clark's o. N. l. l clerk. Trail, on Neck ; eaves Weldon p. Halifax s , i. i; . ii. Returning, leaves Kinston Dr., 8.62 a. m. at a. m., i grains on la I mini n IV I . n. -.-i . arrives a. . p i. Tarboro a. m., I--- p. in . in. 1.1 p. hi,. 1.40 a. . ;. m, . f Sunday. Connect null leases K. daily i lay, p. m., i D , M ; t I I, t , p, pi, mouth pt tn., Sundas -n., -.- ,, i . .- . Train on N. daily, except s n. arriving i in. Rat leaves S o- 9.30 a. on ., leave Latta i p m, p m, Clio p in. eave in 6.80 a m, a m. except Sun- loaves War- saw for Clinton except Sunday, mi n in. p. m- at m. at, No. makes close connection Weldon points daily, till rail Carolina K It fur all points North via Norfolk. F. DIVINE, General u t. rt. I. II. KB VI V I y- . r. J L SUGG GREENVILLE. N. C COURT HOUSE. All mil. Risks placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES Old line 1- IV FOB PROOF RIVER n, vile Tarboro touching stall Tar iv. at B A, Returning leave Tarboro at I A M, T and Greenville are of on Tar at steamers for , Philadelphia. Ne w and Boston. should order goods via Dominion I Ir New York. Nor- folk A Ball more Horn Haiti ore. A Miners lOX, Agent, J J. CHERRY, Agent.