f s
In Spring
lit all -m-o-
thou i read
The Eastern Reflector.
g It is paper for
people-
CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT
papers for
aid Mechanic,
that years ago,
guidance of C B- A- Shut well
made such excellent
throughout has
been revived Raleigh
weekly farm paper.
Doubtless n ibis
who formerly to
and Mechanic like lo Lave
it we prepared to
make following
clubbing mill
Tor we will send
i iron,
f and The
Mechanic, all
papers a These
time papers- will give the
home news, general
farm news, Mid
think of three of a
whole fur
the
tallied to above list
get it for cents
or Ulrica a week New York
World for cents- Any
or wanted we can
give JOB a discount on in con-
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner
TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
VOL. XVI.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1397.
no m
is LITTLE BOB IN
Won a Wife With an Err
gutter sin- see
I little tucked in;
if
In oP storm an
little all s I.
You've to
Four I w
Pun up
Hat worry, fret, st
I must go sirs she,
see it Bob's tucked
set
Senator By Vote.
the tin e s at the South
Senatorial election on Tins
day the people chose Judge
e one that tin- the
best brain and least
And when tin- there
will be no bug no teals, no
lion Legislature
ratify the el lb.- people. So lull of pranks and fun should
Owing to people and I it
a clique, the she'd his little robe,
set I said.
git i-
A Wat is a to till
Sim with his
site w lake out
work upon her spread.
An make though
Hear quarter I said.
Sin- much inure than g t
down
baa . up again
iii say, -I up see
ll Bob's Inched
Hob wan alias on tin-
filled the din.
his i B
Fast as .-lie Inched him in.
is will so last -11 day,
A s was light,
i got up speed couldn't s Of
a all
So keep a up
An up
look see say she
-II little Bob's
She stood above Gasket there;
She bent to kiss his lace,
To pa a earl of hair,
Or a
Her hem t with
Ilia; lit b, so rt lat,
new Se. will he very likely to try-
to i he favor the people by a long, look
then come
them honestly.
The new
ton by popular vote is opposed
boasts and by their in
because
of the greatest bulwark
rule. But its
an- Iain and the objections
ii do not withstand the left
i New Sun.
Bryan Still the Leader
In Iowa, Ohio.
t and
where Democrats Lave
held Slate Conventions, Mr.
Bryan's leadership is
In
it is soon to be. New
Yolk an will be to
have rec with
of a lively row in case
t is defeated. Only in
land Las Mr. Bryan failed
to bis that is
attributable to personal
of Mr Gorman, whom
Mr- and his closest
never W there
not Mr- Bryan accept
himself being still the Demo-
leader and essay to lead
a party accepts him I
Star-
Professional Cards
W. H. Bond. J. L. Fleming.
FLEMING,
NE A W, J
N. C.
in all the
f-AT-LAW,
N. C
M in all Collections
a specially.
Barry Skinner. II. W.
SKINNER A
lo Latham Skinner,
E AT-L AW,
N. C.
Swift B. F. Tyson,
Si Kill. N. C. N. C
GALLOWAY
AT
Greenville, N. C
Practice in the Courts.
k. L. James,
N. C
over J.
Store.
E. r. C.
Wilson, N. C Greenville, N. I
N.
Special attention given to
and of claims.
de on abort
John I. . O. Lona;,
N. C. Greenville, N. C,
LONG.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
f in all Courts.
Her in.
night i snow ct tin- on,
the winds did rave
The Snow fell like a lid
On Hob's new grave.
glad it his said,
. eked so hard bare,
bard, so and so
to It-are there.
But id has sent the blessed wow,
I Vs n sin
Thai lie has sent to s e
That little Bob's lacked
s.
Williams, of O. T,
wrote a lovelorn message on an
gr fr shipment several
e-k ard as a result he won
himself a bride-
this young said
he egg was this
a farm in the Cherokee
strip sit a sad and
sadly fate,
would love to come the
; Beet and join my lite with that of
some comely lady of not
too many growth
message on tins egg
meet the eye of a fair one who is
matrimonial y short
who she
could a life with i
nature's beauty,
Boss William,
of this rt
; ply
Mb.
quiet precincts of my boudoir
I write thee. I am too,
have often longed to quit
city life go West, where the
I till, wild grass sways in wind
as if to the sweet song
of After chop-
wood to the lire, and
after tie tire W ready for
Less and the pan was in
the sparkling fat, I was about to
break egg pun, when,
your message met my
It seemed a dream of
a lost, love. Perhaps
our tales would trot along to-
I am comely, but not so
fair. Age. i but
plenty of grit. Let us
photographs It may all
union, long lo
be preset v d- I know
you now.
Carroll,
Chicago,
Further re-
a few days later the
people
N-a Y Herald.
A POINT TO BE REMEMBERED.
Our is on sound
principles, honorably presented and
advertised. we have gathered
from the best and prominent markets
all the new and desirable novelties adopted
to the wants of the people community.
This concern attraction is Rich in Quality,
Magnificent in Style, And Low in Price.
We have to meet, your require-
for seasonable goods in every respect.
We invite you to one the best displays
up-to-date and seasonable merchandise
ever offered to the people of tin's vicinity.
Come to the Show of Shows. Every feature
of the entertainment is replete with Style,
High Quality and Small Price. If you want
to see this Show of Shows come and see
fine assortment of
In the
S-ii Sept. The
received a
II tin. s. Daws n City, July it,
Hans I d downpour his d
per -is is the many
ti u by a newspaper man to a day f cm the
from my-i that a three
Want
ti I in nil.
be told ii r ugh
EASTERN REFLECTOR
The people rend this
paper.
ii by DOW
conn.- out thin Klondike ;
DRESS GOODS,
Ladies and Notions and Furnishing
Goods, Ladies, Gents and Shoes,
Hats, and Caps, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware,
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware,
Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the
He risk dig -i. us lave
summer, the from Bl-
and creek
ard there is plenty bi In sight.
There is every ct an
output gt II I. I
spring. The total in
seven lira H
is near a- ran lg-, but lull
-if the ground been kt-d, in d
trial, whore the mud r, ached Bra
p.
The are mired, up
to t a- the
are m they
no be Iron Stiff mad
The ere o in out by
district next work of packing.
about without miner baa at
. hope of
Men, as packers are great
demand, from to
per day and board- The is
makes the pure,
and
like tilt; tailings the old
California pan thousands I Dame r. q urea
f when worked to the
iv. Th at U p all day through
ever
in rain.
u man working on good
id worth
A person
a great many are
their supplies to
and i
ah per day, and to them
turning to a and n, the and are pushing
with no striae and u on to the haste, to get
This is tie river b-fore snow
here and all over Alaska. Th
man who here to mine does so
at tie aid happiness
and it is with him a question of
a fortune or taking
with
men who
their gold by the
who value their at millions.
Four hundred an
How They Alcoholism.
Mrs. has recently
brought out a bock i Milled
in full
of chat of travel. She
. of Finland as being like Norway
stretched the and every with and
digging a bibulous mine to
Yet thee are weary who tare the u-e of the
gone returned to after by Finnish
Wanted Acres of New York
New Sept- The suit
brought the Trinity
church by Isaac
Edwards, Joel U Edwards
several heirs of
Edwards, to establish title
to acres laud the u
and business districts of New
York city, was today
by Beach, in the
Court
The of
assert that they
are heirs and lineal
of the and
sister of Edwards, who
prior to May 1780, was
lawfully fee simple
of a tract of land begin-
at the southeast corner
Broadway street,
thence to the of
Square, thence southwest to the
line of Square to the
eastern terminus of New
street, along
New Chambers and Chambers
street to its intersection
Broadway-
The allege that on
May 1780, Robert Edwards, in
consideration of pounds
sterling, this tract of land
to the Trinity church corporation
a term of years
Edwards died in intestate,
and never been married,
left as heirs and sisters.
The suit to if cover
session of the and far a de-
the Trinity
church corporation to account
for the rents and
therefrom since the of
the lease.
in Kansas.
It is understood that
order to
the has
pared an new m. of
questions the next
them are
see a white
horse; why never see a
white colt V
dots a horse eat grass
backward a cow forward
does it hop vine wind one
way and a bean vine another
does a
a rope always it, while a
cow twists it into knots V
is the h of a flour
animals no upper
and
did Abdul Hamid delay
the proffered
of the powers
Omaha platform,
what is the greatest American
written the Dec-
a historical fact of the
following great Win.
Q. Washington, Shakes-
mm ii
Abilene Reflector.
largest stock of
ii
searching great country
never a nugget do they sin w for th
toil, over
ground and into a whose ilia-
no
place on . North.
west Territory is an old drawing
I can liken lo that admits
a better a
of are selected on
the it and livers and cue year
the miner The year closes, the
water runs, the
jays expenses. mil-s
away an enc works n
i has n from an
J. B. Prim, f r forgery
and grand larceny at
has been at
Salve.
best salve In the world for Cuts
Fever Chapped Ha
Corns, and all Skin Kr. p-
and cures Piles or on
it to give
At Ohio, lat week,
fifteen armed tramps surprised
and the farm house of
John Williams night and
s up p. the wedding of his
to Frank Collins- Th drove
the family from the house, -lo-
the bridal supper and
house. The wed
was postponed- The guest
form, d into a posse and went in
of the tramps.
A woman's character n
nit a stamp, says an
exchange One black mark ruins
it, Man's live a treasury note
no matter how many stains it as
it will pass at par. When a
man falls from grace her
is generally mined forever-
On the other a man may
straighten up and be
into the society again. All
of which is to being-
true does not make it right by a
great deal.
of all kinds at the lowest price given
in this community. Conn and see bow much
cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who
v t . man an
you are, where you live, how much or how , a .
little mi have gr t. There is no . t strike
-T , . , of his ability sis a
where your dollars will do you as M Bu.
service as they will do you here.
Yours Truly
A Singular Girl
Mr. J. F. of Creek,
and rem
his He says he bra a
years old who has
Murderer Married While at
Large.
Aver Butler, who was pardon-
ed reached home
Sunday said to have been
ed its some three years
never to him in her life. while at after
She with other members
of the family, refuses talk
to bin, yet her parental affection
toward him seems- to be as great
or greater th in that of his
children. She got s
him away from he me a
visit and listens to him talk, but
never returns a word or
a question for him. Her mental
facilities are good as the
average and she is to extent
educated, can read write-
These are facts as given lo us
by Mr. He does
not know how to account for it
from the penitentiary. He will
go to Kentucky soon to
see hi- wife. At ho is
with his mother hero. His
are lo have
fee with them again.
short, the miner guesses at it and
locates any and everywhere. In
out of be misses it .-ml has to
wait another year a new
is merely a collection log
oil ml a in- i-s tents,
about six hundred in When
the long nights emu- and noes
mad in love with
a beautiful
He that
aim was with
not stand even
i for a few hour.--, and s, up the
of tie family
lie heard the of
in ii and said ; Is it
you, dear I, here.
soft sigh d.
you glad to heal I
you f him just a little
sighed tho fair maid
it is not true that
you care for
cried,
You love mo
she softly
you my
rill,
almost hug
tho doc box that tight
him such glad tidings-
I to sou you
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HUM.
A Needed Invention,
Tho man who stop-
the i mm on the r
just a minute before the police-
man stopped him as if be
had through a Klondike
winter and had left tho
afterward through the little
of ii
Mr- ho be
the policemen put in
the matter u
I he asked.
purely
he explained
to are no for-
complications. said tho of-
encouragingly.
there k
there never us mar-
men need is
hasn't tho bill
What more do tail.
the officer, who was disposed
to be facetious.
but that's got nothing to
do with my contended the
indignantly. us mar-
men want is protection
against our Look at me,
Mr- Officer ; look at me- I'm a
married man. and my condition is
entirely due to my
You are sober I
said the officer looking
him over.
I am- that
What we want some
of here who ate.
turning all kinds of machines
that all kinds of
we don't have use for once
a years, to get right
down on I heir marrowbone and
ID it n -In that will go on
tho a hands to her
to mail when he's got
little wife
come for din- something else to think about,
at A few when he passes u mail box
or o earner or tho this
same invention will yank tho let-
He j routine. At o'clock, of his pocket and chunk
span, a ring in the thing- whore it belongs,
his pocket, he presented I Then when the letters
at the house of the I the machine can be taken
It liver Thus
A Journal reporter met a mer-
chant of the city a few days ago
who s he if him
to advertise, yet kicked like a
whet, tho Journal gave
bis a two line free ad
on the
Lawsuit Judge
Proceedings have been begun
Judge L. L. for
The out an
a writ if corpus,
in the case the Harris
down on Hunting Creek Harris was
placed in jail- His attorneys applied
to Greene for a wit of habeas
He refused to grant.
nude to Associate Justice
Perches, who granted the writ he
case ho tried before next spring
term. Tin case will excite, consider-
able Chronicle.
down to Go degrees below quite
ill be Intense Buffering hen-, and
Shudder lo think of the results.
are going to be
scarce, there is reason lo
doubt t-t the entire town to
go on short rations during the winter
and that scurvy will be The j
gold will go down to the river for .
Sun and Seattle will j
to about There is a 1-t of j
gold I hut will i in en nip, it I
is legal tender at per tune
the o-
, ., i i . l. . , i ,, It I am yours till death-
couple of at most have .,.
made big strikes. is plenty
stood the n other-
Ho went toward her to receive
her motherly
forward to meet him,
as a I good mothers-in-law should
and, throwing herself his
arm, she cried------
me,
B Governor Lou V
Stephens, of Slid I
the present prosperity was
temporary, depending wholly
upon crops, and that permanent
. r-- . , ,
perfect or refunded prosperity can come only with
price cants per box. For sale by free silver
Jno. I.
The till paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able t cu-e In all its
Is Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
the only cure now to
medical Catarrh being
a disease requires a co-
treatment. Hall's f
Cure Is taken internally, net directly
upon the blood unit o i- surfaces of
the system, then by destroying the
foundation of the
the patient. by up the
and assisting nature In
lie work. The have st
much faith In its powers tint
they, One Dollars for any
case that It tall to cure. Bend for list
of
F. J. A CO . Props
Toledo.
gold by druggist
Family are the test.
He Died
A cool and murderer,
while standing on the
was asked by the sheriff if he had
anything to say. He nodded,
stepped forward and pointing
forward and pointing upward
said;
in heaven at
my friends. any of you
come my way drop up see
me. You'll find the
on Con
There never has been i
there never will be a time
when a man c honestly prosper
without bard work, either of brain
or hands. All are hard with
the loafer idler.
work at from to a day, and
many awn have paid or leas for
living and saved the balance
of other strikes are received
here, and ninny are authentic, so fa. i
Polly rivers are concern-
ed, nothing like so rich as
dike Quite a number of people are
preparing to leave here for Juntas in
the summers cannot get through
with provision-., and the outlook I i a
good grub is not
In Alaska North-
wist Territory gold will he de- York have
, , , , other cities an set
slowly.
thousand men may come I. re by a
hut the; will the vast hustling. They
Irv when spread out to prospect. got re-
railroad transportation for
I have loved you lour,
darling Pukka, and am ready
Whenever can fix a day for
our
of
A there are, to Mis.
some thirty-six thous-
and more women in
Finland, the action of in-
tended -law is explain-
and sent back to their owners for
future use Now a thing like that
would saved me from look-
like look now would
have made it possible for me to
go lack home before two
tho officer, when
the man him off.
don't a me any
he said. gosh, I carried that
letter around two weeks, and it
to got to the place four
days, and when it didn't it kept
my wife from doing something or
other one of the new women so-
she belongs to wanted her
to do, and s she just lit into me,
and you see what a wreck I
are you going asked
the officer as man
started off.
Darned if I he said,
I'll go down here to the
nearest and throw dice lo
see whether I'll go to a hotel or
a York Sun.
Straw huts come t-fl to the
No more than them will
a mine When they do strike pay
gravel their will be made.
to come, when, the
human lite and energy, the treasuries
Ibis great land are located, the
wealth North will be
beyond
THE REMEDY,
w. ll. critter
wont keep house
without Ir. King's New
Coughs and Colds-
with others, but
got the true remedy until we us d
Dr. New Discovery. No oilier
remedy can take is place in our home,
as In it we n certain sure cute
for Colds Whooping Cough,
It U Idle to experiment
other remedies, even It they ate urged
on you a jut as Dr. Kings
New arc not as
because this has a record of
cures and besides is It
fails to satisfy, rial e
L. W drugstore.
visiting merchants, and result
has been the of
worth of goods by her
Is mat has tilled the
country with nervous d
that lakes the oil their bones,
vitality their blood, and make
them feeble, emaciated and
No. It is bail overeating
and other
habits.
The remedy is an artificially digested
food such as the Shaker I
dial, Instead irritating already
stomach the Cordial a
to rest by nourishing the system
itself digesting other food i
ii ii It. Si flesh and strength return.
Is not Idea f he
is palatable and relieves
No money risked to decide on Its value.
A cent trial bottle docs that.
Is best turd., in for
i en Doctors recommend It In place
Caster Oil.
there is an epidemic of what
is called summer grippe in New
York. The symptoms are similar
to the t, except
that pains the joints are not an
A cold
in the head and is
almost incessant the chief
characteristics. is no
mediate relief, the doctors say,
the patient has to bear
with it until it has course.
Every business in
town it to himself and his
to offer every inducement to
attract trade and custom to his
home by every fair and
means. If be does his duty he
reaps corresponding benefit,
he becomes a
lock not only on his customers
but also his brethren trade-
REFLECTOR
Greenville, N. C.
WHiM, Editor ind
Entered at the poet office at Greenville,
N. J., as second mail matter.
Wednesday 1897.
BUILD THE MONUMENT.
IMPOSITIONS.
Practice of Which Should
Cease.
Ti-ere are two enterprises
Greenville that are greatly
posed mere than they
should be. Doubtless there are
others also, but only bare
selected to call attention to
at this time. many
people may do this thoughtlessly
and without regarding it at nil as
imposition, bit upon taking a
proper view of the mater it can
be looked upon in other
light. We do not write
these matters any spirit of
complaint or censure, but only
from standpoint of justice
and right, and we hope those who
read it will take that view of it,
bearing in mind the Golden Rule
unto others as ye would that
they should do
The first of these enterprises
we will mention is the Telephone
Exchange- The owners of this
industry have at considerable
expenditure of lime and money
put in this exchange- it is
a great convenience to the
interests of the community
need not be at all- The
only means the owners have of
reimbursing themselves or even
making a per cent, on their in-
vestment is by routing their
telephones to who
cheerfully pay a monthly rental
for the benefit receive- Now
where the imposition in is
that so many people who are not
subscribers to the
who in no way contribute a
to maintain it. take the liberty
of going into any store of office
where there is a telephone and
use it much as they please- Is
this right Think a
and you will admit that it is
wrong, morally if not legally.
S a practice is taking
without just compensation,
of what the labor and means of
another has provided, and no
man has a moral right to do
be sense of pride, to say nothing
of justice and right, should
vent people taking advantage of
ethers If the use of a telephone
is a convenience, a benefit or a
pleasure to them, they should be
willing to pay for it.
The other we have
in mind to mention as being the
brunt of much imposition is the
Reflector. We are running a
newspaper in Greenville, and the
only means we have of making a
living out of it or getting a return
for the labor expended and money
invested it, is by selling copies
of the paper and space
in its columns to
Now there are numbers of people
who read the Reflector every
day and never a cent
to its support. may think
it a very small thing to pick up a
paper somebody has paid
for and read it- And so it is a
small thing, yet those who do it
both on the by
using the product of his labor
without compensation, and on the
purchaser or subscriber, by
to one's own use
what another has purchased.
The same question may be asked
as in the telephone
Ii this right Take a moment's
serious reflection the subject
and you will answer it is not
rig lit but is a moral wrong.
To illustrate both these
pier, people have no more mural
right to use a telephone
it, or Io use a paper
without paying for it, than they
h to go a train or steamboat
and take a trip without paying
fare, or than they have to get
dinner at a hotel and pot pay for
it
As said at the on-set this
is only from the
standpoint of justice and right,
and hope that it will
those to whom it applies to think
impartially on these its-, and
help to correct the moral
wrong they are doing.
If the labor of another is worth
using it i entitled to
At a convention of Color-id
Democrats, held in Denver
it decided that here-
after there be do more
by that with an-
other. The platform endorsed
refers in laudatory terms lo W- J.
Bryan.
There has been an outbreak of
yellow fever at Ocean Spring,
Miss. The announcement has
caused great excitement through-
cut the extreme Southern States
and all the large cities are
a quarantine M a
cf a of the
the in 1873.
Yellow fever is a dangerous and
deadly disease and hope there i lo
will be no spread of it
that
Editor you
low me space in your paper to again
put agitation the of a fund to
erect a lo the of
die Confederate Pitt county.
This was prominently
the people of the county last but
owing lo the short crops and low prises
of very little was done.
It is our purpose now to raise a fund
amply sufficient to erect a
will be an and a credit lo
Hie cause we so dearly love and in or-
lo d s we are now i.
committee list of who we will
ask to fully canvass their
and raise as as church Sunday morning.
ITEMS.
N. 13th,
A. J. Mora Kinston Sat-
night and returned this
Robert S was i
town
of county,
here with his s ill, Jas. A.
Taylor.
S. T. Cars-Hi opened a
goods in his new brick store on main
street.
The Market is now BAKER HART
Open, Open all
the Time.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Work tone at Their Last Meeting
The following were ordered
I aid out of the treasury For paupers,
; tor Home, ;
I t lumber ; re
pain on Court House, Sheriff,
; Register of
dent coffins for
sundries,
Bryant allowed lo peddle
without license.
The agreement Town
relative lo Hie title lo
the lot occupied by the market house
was accepted.
The survey of lilts between
and I'm counties was ordered
to and seal to Secretary of
A rule was ordered served on the
Durham,
Martin and counties to
appear before Board on the first
Monday in October and show
why they should ant he attached for
neglect official duties.
Ordered that Superintendent of
Health be allowed month
his professional services.
Jordan Nobles was allowed to
clothing for a deal mule
laughter.
Robert Johnson was appointed to
register stock in Swift law
territory ard William in Con-
A new road was ordered laid out in
Farmville township from the forks
near to
road, a of miles ; also a
new road in Creek
from to the road
near Cox's
The was ordered to keep the
front door of the Court House locked
at night to allow no one to the
Court without the permission
the Chairman the Board.
A few oilier minor matters in the
way of changing lax valuations and
exemptions were attended to.
Parties having tobacco
they wish to sell, can
get accommodated at head-
Hie i . n
work easily and with a, little Iron- Mr w c ., ,, Q
as possible to them, we will put on , U . O
t committee sixty working ladies u ; ,.,.,., Y
and ask them to raise ten dollars each. ,.
this amount to another were at the grave by
fun that we hope to raise, we will have ,. ,
a monument to i
who so laced the o I . the obi Mr. and Mrs.
Sou Rights and Liberty. W. Thomas,
committee will he made kn w., j did Saturday at o'clock P. M.
at an early day and very I ;
ask in this i.
B. F. Boon
Secretary Bryan Crimes C-.
federate Veterans Fill
MONUMENT COMMITTEE.
All Are Requested to Help Raise
the Fund.
I services were held the
I evening at I
P. M by Ii.
it was buried fie v
tery.
extend our sympathies to the
bereaved of above an med
children.
The weather has greatly dam
the crops tins
MONUMENT TO DEAD.
The Movement Renewed to Erect
One.
In another column B. F. Sugg.
Secretary Bryan Grimes Camp
Pitt Confederate Veteran,
brings the public the question
building a monument to the
i dead of the county. His letter
explains the plan for raising the
fund. The wishes to en-
this and U urge the
of the to do what they can
toward the memory of our
dead heroes. We not know yet
what will be requested to serve
the committee, but let it be said
when the list is made public none
fail to give a response to the
call for their aid. With the noble
men of Pitt county enlisted in Men a
movement it will be carried on lo
The ladies hi.
ll to in raising a fund to
erect a lo Pi con
Each one is requested to
canvass her respective neighborhood
tor and to the
meant over to J. G. Wove, Green-
ville, is Treasurer of the
fund. F. Span,
Sec. Grimes Camp
County Confederate Veterans.
Mesdames F. James, A.
Jr., G. B. King, T. K.
Misses Julia Lisa Ii
Sallie
Mrs Ben Sallie
Galloway, Allen, Tripp,
Alice Amanda
Nichols, Tyson, Henrietta
Gowan, Addie Williams.
Mrs. Emily Cobb Misses
Nora L. Briley, Em-
ma Etta Moore, Nannie Finn-
EVANS, JOYNER CO.
Owners Proprietors.
L. P. EVANS.
S.
A- H.
EVANS
OF OLD
ITEMS.
dale,
The is yet dry and dusty and
the r is from the lops o;
wells.
P. A. I ; us d
to gin cotton under, Thursday, by
J. F. Allen and B. K. Crawford
all of their ginning in
the Mrs. F. Smith
m a bale of cotton in the
d John
mar Snow II; I, wore visiting in
cur town Sunday,
The if
the
II
Tinware,
Spot es, Hubs, Building
Oils and Stoves.
Fair Dealings and Honest at Rock
Bottom Prices.
MAIN
X.
R. R. FLEMING,
A G. COX,
G. I. CHERRY, j
Miss Louise Brand ray, Ayden,
to her I two
or days visit over this way.
W. I,. Cobb s having a nice i I
wall built around his lion, yard. f,; is
also making other ins
have of money,
Experienced Force, Ample Room,
will in high pi ins.
As soon as your i it to us-
CO.,
Greenville Warehouse.
E. B. C. shier,
hENRY
-i i urn
Organized June 1st, 1897.
The Bank of Pitt County,
GREENVILLE. N. C.
Bank wants your friendship and a share
if not all, of your business, and will grant
every favor consistent with safe and sound
banking. We invite correspondence or a per-
interview to that end
Misses Cherry, Lena
Jones, Cornell i Ad-
die Tyson, Maggie Nelson,
HOLLAND.
Harris, Annie
Line Par-
Annie Thigpen.
K. It. J. B.
Little, Bessie Eva
Fleming, W ard, Eleanor
ins.
Mrs. Nannie
Miss Alice Smith, is
relatives and this
way.
waiter Barrett nod wife, from near
Farmville, and T. of
Greenville, were the family
Jas. L. Sunday.
The at hi a
TAXES.
I will be in my office during
Little, Mary Mary While- Of and November,
I . or you will a there for ilia
of collecting Taxes
W II ITEMS.
N. V., Sept.
A very large crowd amended the
meeting at Swamp yes-
warn, dry is
lo open rapidly.
who has bean very
with fever is improving.
Miss Jennie Warren is very sick.
Charley A. C. u. t sent at
gave us a call this
morning.
Miss
last week with relatives near
here.
Miss Wilson,
is visiting relatives here.
Mi-s Whitehurst who
teaching near here has closed her
s. boo for the
Misses Stella of
Odessa Rawls, of
are visiting Mrs. S.
We are glad lo know that J. L.
Perkins is improving.
J J. Mason left this to
accent n
C- L. Norfolk,
a few days at bis old last week.
The Oak Grove Sunday
n picnic at We
bear it was a success.
J. S. Mooring will lo
Mill tomorrow
i; a.
Miss K la Keel.
Miss Leroy
J. U. Smith. L.
Misses Lizzie
Mesdames A C Cox, F. Mi.-
J. D.
Smith.
Mesdames J. Cox, B. T.
JOHNSON MILLS.
Misses Annie Annie
Brooks, Kill; Brooks.
Mrs. M. II. Ellis, Misses Winnie
Bin nay, Eliza Cl Lydia
Maggie
BLACK Jack.
Miss.-s Smith, Millie
Kins, Victoria Neuters.
J. J.
J. O. Praetor, W. H.
Moore, C. M. Jones, Fannie
II. Davis.
FALKLAND.
C. C. Vines, J. L.
Mi-.--.-. Lizzie Peebles, Lela War-
Cohen, Emma
Mesdames W. It. Home, A. D
Hill, Aaron Turnage, May
Ma sic Lang, Mary
Misses Lang, Amanda
Lewis, Belcher.
will visit, the plains
same on the days stated,
the of October,
Greenville township,
t,
low in
Out
Hands, Swift Creek town-
ship Friday
Falkland, Falkland township,
Farmville township, Wed-
III
Beaver Dan
Out ti lS-7.
School Huns-, t
shin. s lay Oct
It. Wednesday
Oct goth mm.
Stokes, Carolina township, Thursday
Oct 21st
Pact township, Friday
Oct 1897.
i township, Tues-
day
Content i township, Wed-
Oct IS
W. II.
NOTICE.
A, III the
Forget Us.
As harvest time is on now we In me
will not
to call and get a subscription
receipt when they come to town lo
tobacco or The is
below Five Points and we will he glad
you come in.
NO t I'll A,
County-
Cask, I
vs V Action For Divorce.
Martha Cash,
The defendant above named will
notice that an Action for Divorce, en-
titled as all i. e. has been commenced In
the Super Court of County,
the said defendant will further
notice that she Is required to at
the next term of th Superior Court of
said County to be held on the id Mon-
d iv after tee 1st September.
1897 at the Court House in Greenville,
answer or demur r. complaint
In sum action or the plaintiff will-an-
to the Court for the relief
ed in
This girt day August
E. A. HOTS,
Clerk Court.
Biliousness
Is CUSS liver,
and Is in
Pills
;. and.
If not
Or
Pills stimulate the stomach,
wise the liver, cum dizziness, eon.
etc. z cent, by all
Fun to take Hood's
a w. mm,
IN----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES,
N-
goods constantly on
prod bob bought
and trial will convince
you.
-v --ti x.
THAT
of Fall Samples is in;
containing enough
styles to stock three
stores. They are
the famous
NATHAN FISCHER CO. creations, the big
Tailors of Chicago who ate Draper's
greatest rivals. of custom
work with many students. Come in and turn the
i pages of this great of fashions. Gel
r measured for your and Winter or Overcoat and
pet the right fit, the right and right
A quality at the right price.
I also have in stock a lull line of
bit IN----
HEAVY FANCY
n. c.
I will Cairo the best goods and
will sell them at the lowest price possible. I
will do all a canto obtain and hold your pat
Come and see me.
M. H.
doer to Griffin Jeweler. THE
Dealer, Tobacco Hue Makers
and Bicycle Dealers and
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes.
Call and sec them. All are invited t
my stock and the low prices.
Respectfully offer their to
r s
Tobacco Flues
assure you will Hr bust of
or price. All our work N am to
in our a to a
you to Bee us.
Get on the Ground Floor.
We sell Groceries so low that will make your
head swim. We are receiving daily
choice line of
I.
Canned Goods of all kinds, Tobacco, Cigars,
and everything usually kept in a first-
class Grocery which we offer at prices
that defy competition.
James B, White.
m i
H. M.
I have special
Department
;. i c.
DRESS GOODS.
CLOTHING.
My line of
Execution Sal
Land Sale.
County. i k. n a special
Callie N wherein J. L.
r i. t t . mi- It.
St are I offer
vs. before cant door in
,. . , . . , , on Monday,
The Land Improvement. p,,,,,,,. ,
Company B- f in Beaver
in- of an dire t- d to tow comity adjoining
the l o-es n
Court of In Allen other, and
I have
and more bolt , ,, ,
iX . i r much more complete
than ever before, in;
the latest colors I can suit yon in
plain and fancy.
to match in and
braids, velvets, to 5.00. Spec-
silks, and Jet. orders taken.
in III I loll wins
real estate, tract of land In
known Moore
of II F.
A. M. C. F. and
others and in the land con-
by el from D. K House to Mid
Greenville band and I
upon which the mill
-hi. Greenville and
ii being that
part land now owned by
of Railroad.
oaf of
W. H.
Pi t
for Si.
and
a of the Green-
ville the
of nM
I the teal estate in
adjoining the town of Greenville
belonging Company. op-
will be mid n in
lots unit
furl in see or
LOVIT HINES,
Receiver X. C,
SHOES.
Prices to
Hamilton in
ladies shoes
fan
hoes guaranteed, A
special line baby
shoes.
HATS,
have hats
kit aim
stiff, style, crush,
alpine, and broad
brim. A big line of.
caps and
Give us a call and we will do our best to
satisfy yon.
H. M.
FRANK WILSON,
KING CLOTHIER.
w w
o o
Printed Feints T hat Pertain to
People.
Mist K is sick.
Mrs W. C. Mines is sick with lever.
very
A. A. is
sick.
M. Moore been sick
few
last
Hogshead Factory.
The latest n Out in lot ac-
W row is Free Silver Hogshead
Co. company is composed
several the buyers they
will us the new put up
out ere.
CD
Mis. C A. White has b n the
to i last darn.
CS II. W . bas returned from
a visit to
o o
V O
Hi rt
CD
, B s,
a. d
, CO
H O H I
MY OF
Dress Goods, Shoes,
NO TICKS,
Gent Furnishings
is superb is invited.
FRANK WILSON,
GREENVILLE, N. C
scrofula,
int lid is all oilier manifestations
J. S. came home from
evening.
Miss Aylmer and one her
are sick
Nannie Bagwell ii visiting Miss
Ward in the country.
Mrs. K. Greene, who Was very sick
several weeks, is able to b- up.
Crawford and It M.
went to evening
Mis. A. find little
are relatives at
1-to.
Mrs. Cherry ed Thurs-
day from a of several weeks to
Asheville.
J. Meyers, wife and child,
Ky , are visiting his aunt, Mrs.
C. M.
of has been
on a s visit to tier U.
L.
Starkey, who has been sick with
fever several was able to get
town today.
Mes-lames M. K. and P.
ale
Airs. II. L.
Runaway.
Deeds Perl ill. d
It W. Ward went out for a drive
an evening or two ago. hone
0.1 the bridge and
runaway nod i not be -lie
out to COM
no damage was
Be Patient.
Manager says the
wit; wires getting crossed yes-
today is by .
on the wires up
the slack. Ii will not take
to get tin.
will be all right.
THE THIRD STEM
FIRE NEAR TOWN.
Another Plant Begins Work Mr- B- J- His
on Tobacco Row.
and wife, U
arrived Thursday evening to visit rel-
cl Mrs
Mrs. M. M. Ni returned
day evening a visit el several
weeks ill
Mis- J. S. C returned
evening from a visit
relatives in Martin county.
Mrs and N. Sir
t down Saturday
evening to II P.
Get the Best.
A new supply of the
Fountain Pea at U Hector Hook Store,
some the d
style This is the best
and cheapest p mi
ed. Every user is lighted with them.
and their
excellence as well as other go d
ties.
The Bern, rd five story
, occupied Roberts
bus been c T into a
mm and this
week. A was
shown through the by K B.
a member the and
and this
building is one the
every department o; it rep-
a place activity. A
HUNK on the west side building
the drying Ordering
and the power
are with in.
floor the main contains
j pounds ten bar el
and m st of his Tl.
and
it before -I ck
night, a brig hi was
lie the liver A
pi harried over to
the can e and h the and
stable of Mr. II. J. on v.
was to dry that the lire
not be cheeked lings
s were
It is not know how the lire
t.-d. Mr. says be happened to
o out 1.1 bis when saw
coming out of the This
discovery gave him to g-
Mid out stables
bet else be saved. He
has been
and bought a
South Carolina Tobacco.
As an h evidence tie fruitful.
Col. J. A. to Texas,
he day received bill lading
a Iron Rock.
S. C , to ; on the Greenville
market. The Col. will the people
that the great State of Pitt
in anything. It will be sold at
on arrival
A Boy First.
In the appointment of new officers at
of a so th-
II in. L. C Latham, was
this being the
the new
is this honor
and hi. warmly u
ale
the business receiving, packing,
and shipping The second floor
and rooms,
and third, fourth and tilth floors are
used and air drying. Ii.
the rooms to
hinds, most of tin m women, ere em-
ployed. The steam department is
the Mr. W. K.
who has had many in
tobacco
he of Fie Ion are
among strongest buyers
the Mr.
is a in in and is
in high est-em by and
our Ilia plant
gives strength to the t
and adds much to tin-
town.
loss is anon
was no insurance. Mr. Wilson baa
many in his
OF GOODS
PROSPERITY
Catches Twenty Two People in
One Week.
Music on the Breaks
Thursday A. r, a
professional tobacco auctioneer.
was oh the Greenville
and took the place our home
He i on i
finest meets who ever sung In
fact to brass band
sounded like In- was t in
avow
and in lour all at the
same time. He just the whole
crowd and gathered around i
to near him out j
ii-l. .
I faster an rattle in a box lied t
ling As n-i he is
simply immense,
Lome and sec
We have opened up the largest line of
LADIES CAPES
for Fall and Winter wear ever shown here.
The of prosperity
have swept this to
the sudden I. i ,
el
A. F. and
r. S. Williamson, l Danville, were on
tie- breaks F.
Local
Tin nights . r
A a; ml
I-.- and S. M.
d iv i-
be n d this dry hot P is no
I re in sight.
I be n-w p-
i ti.; it did la
If this th sum-
will lake new lite.
blood are cured Hood's
overlook the large new ad
J R. Cherry CO en page. hey
I bare the goods tint will soil yen
.-ell at prices yon.
jays to sec seek.
II. f Danville,
Thursday on the
market and hit this morning.
spent
J. aid t in who have
hem Dr, J. P. Brown,
for i.- in Ox-
ford.
Pi din Skin-
who been spending some
weeks v Miss Myra left
Wednesday for
Military Pall at Kin-ton
There were young p
in upon
bill on
j Some of these tell us it
as the most occasion Hie
kind they ever Between
and
had and
passed ell and sue-
We Please
about
Mini ii,. Eastern Won
lack
alter an r I- s Vend w
to j win ill . .-.
I ,,.,, , ,,, . , ,. ,. .
v p n tin- .-- .
Ma. shall If was is a
Pollard and
John Pass Mini h
h- eleven
a hit
house
me
I.-
It trim
In
rust is oil the
getting in
tor And
Our Prices Can't Be
Planters Warehouse
I eve-ting Mrs. I oM us
home him. All are to see and went hone smiling,
in r in long sickness 9894-67 in his pocket. That is
she ill ill- mountain
Miss Skinner, one
aid MM
young is visiting
Miss leave
here lo take
Ii. . V. Stale
M I. at S. M. S
a Fact.
pro- I of men a
The Supervisor
d public school
is
lie roses will
sent a jams, while a
pen will up whole town.
mi Sun.
Pitt County Ahead.
e hale new North
h;. was sold in
cot were I
to market M m-l v. It sold tor
doctor will
,. , season was shipped tire mill
relieve you at . ., ,, ,.,,,, .,
C. v Son to Bros.
That I ale was by Mr. S.
Bad y arc I
counting the days mini Christ
Manager placed a R. Greene
in Dr. It at death Mrs. which
A lea e pi-s . I J. Bryan's
occurred at her live miles from
town, on Sunday. Se an
First tor at R
tor Book with his
C A. White is
Dickinson nae
tin pail t.
a to be called
hut kicks
The Place High Prices
Greenville Warehouse had third
sale today but led the market the
largest break. and
good work on sales its ell-ct d
brings tobacco to reliable house.
have high t. last few days
It's bard lock for the average . , . M- , .
. , r , made and
to lo h s art, It I .
kind a wile coal take in along. One man sol-l a
lot average
are
like count the Greenville
us once
. ad you be to
A sportive youth
Pin county Superior Court will oaf.
tie in The criminal
kt ibis level will be
hi- warm ,,
. , ,, Hard work, mint prices
to cause and the
should every ;
ever.
No mailer how a
may ha then- is a girl in
world who will consider dis-
in. Line,
lain. Co.
Are Hustlers
It it not necessary to attention
get in
go. one- a week and will to the large column
lead in low this Full. II Ricks in this issue,
to money come lo I you sure to j,
aw. L. L, he
To pass by the Academy these days at the enterprise of the young men
one wonders at so many see composing They are hustlers
bullies on premises. . ,. . .
and ate doing a business In keep-
come in every day lo bring c
the to his school. I sPirit
I manifest. Their of goods for fall
and winter is all could
handsome, of the best quality
Hicks understand
making a barrel money.
from his Hicks
; he a book in the
At a trial of a party of gamblers
one them went on the
stand and swore that
lie was not gambling, but that be went
and up to dale in every
And when it to prices they just
don't M anybody make a lover figure
than they can
quite early, special course in Durham Sun.
items.
i v, C , 1897.
H. C Brooks, has taken
a position with I. J. C C .
Will II III, was
W . F.
Clad lo ill and
l Singer Sewing
Co , town las.
John was In
on Kith.
I.- J. Chapman and W,
were in your city on Friday lust
tobacco.
J. P. carried a nice lot
to Kinston and
good
Walter Chapman, is
grading L. J. Chapman.
J. P. is hauling his
ginning in readiness the large
ClOp
I. J. Ch q man is making an
t lo Ins already dwell,
on street.
J. C. cf city, a
very handsome to the grave
the Pule sou of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
the
Cur a very pleas-
ant stroll on Thursday night to at. C.
Smith's vim pay where they were en-
very It could not
hate b-en otherwise with the Major's
Did somebody get left one night last
week We think so,
Willie Kilpatrick is very busy look-
after the interest of the Kinston
warehouse.
The public school for the white race
at academy last
Monday.
Mrs. M. F. Latham and Mrs. J. P.
v returned Thursday from
an extended visit lo and
way we do business, g, high p s for
sell us send
happy. on to the
gt big we
there to try to the to .
go to church. Adams sent him will be closed on Monday,
go
to the chain gang six tor
perjury.
and Wednesday, Oct. 6th, tn act
cunt of holidays.
Take T Quinine Tab-
lets. AM Druggists refund the money
Hit fails to cut.
They Are Right.
A hist Board
County do not to
allow lie lo hold their
meetings he e in tic
House. We the
to
In in Sui in with.
HI asking any authority or
use the h
rs are not allowing
u.-c building.
Mot re and Mills.
Henry 1-vans and
Grant Warren and Cox.
William Branch and Taylor.
and Sallie
Henry and IV Tail.
John Forces id Bother Barnes.
Peter Dudley and Martha
More Gold Here.
A t-l so much
n-e mines of I I
he would la mine n I g ,
tn Klondike. .
trip some cash he
lit a sin ill load to CO, a d
hiving heard so much
lie drove
tie it- aid Alter Ike
Was be MUM t- ilia conclusion
that was more money raising
golden tobacco and selling at
tern Warehouse than these was risking
in the Alas-
am-
I f. A. I-. ; .;. . r
. sir,. .-11
making
an average you
why people sell at the u when
get such All you
have tin is b us tobacco and
we do the rest.
Jet v Co
EVERY CONCEIVABLE STYLE KNOWN.
Sunday
were b -i
Revivals.
and therefore
We bought
direct from
the makers
c and received
into the Free
where a revival lull Even in
progress sometime, we.-k
revival will move t-i I'm;. Grove
on old plank r
bought
Was Very Nervous
Mad Spells and
Not Sleep Doctors Called It
Neuralgia and Indigestion.
had pains in my herd, neck and
boulders and all through my body but
were most severe in my left side.
The doctor railed it neuralgia and in-
c to my bed for
eight months. I very nervous, had
spells and could not sleep. I
read of cores by Hood's and
of a similar to mine. My husband
procured a bottle, and I began taking it.
After taking one bottle I felt better, was
able to real and my appetite Improved. I
continued until my nervousness
cured and I was much better
way. My husband baa also been
by Hood's S,
Stone, Virginia.
Is the fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. six for
What Next
It seems the mi are
on a rump this and ill. k-
a far S -ii 1.-
we r-ad it
a man on a i
near b lo death Liter
of a t -r -11110 0.1
resulting in the fag h a s call
from And now we see
out in a honey bee slung
a woman on the
sh died.
with anxiety a report from the bed
bug.
who from Impaired
and k and on
no -omit of this a id of
chill, and fever, will be glad to ham
that a cure for chills and i- now
ct red universally sold
which does not injure the but
actually benefits it. It is Roman
sin
GETTING READY
Every mot her has
a trying ordeal to face. If she does not
low and will
sell low. The
prettiest line
we ever saw.
We have all
styles, sizes,
and prices.
We are de-
t o
sell more of
them than
any firm in
the State.
Eastern Always Leads
Go on the sales any and you
the K -always
in the lead- W lead in quantity, w;
in price, we give CW
Work in cf the keeps us
In the lead. We make drummers out
who sell with us by gelling
them such high prices tor their tobacco
it,
there is no telling
what may happen.
Child-birth is
of uncertainties
Nature h not given proper assistance.
Mother's Friend
is the help you can use at this time.
It is a in 1.-Mi, when
plied several months ha by
it the cut nearly r
less. It prevents morning
the mus-
n, .
in every ; that enthusiastic ,.,,,,
en j Wan house Come lo labor, makes recovery rapid and
Hood's
us y u w; the b.-st prices to b.
p. act harmoniously with
HOOdS Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Two notices
in this paper, one
ton, and the
without any
Mother's friend is good only one
purpose, to motherhood of
danger and pain,
ire in. all drug or sent
W II. by
for Women, vent to nay
THE CO.
by J. A.
it
I Fall Fabrics.
j The latest effect in the
DRESS KINGDOM.
A look and you are
satisfied.
Cash House.
CO
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JOHN SHOES.
-DEALER IS-
AND COLLARS
A General, Horse
Millinery.
Also a nice line ox
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the store for-
occupied
Brown.
to see
The justly celebrated John Kelly Shoes for
Ladies are in the lead. Every warranted.
RICKS TAFT.
OFFICE A PRIVATE
SNAP.
milking new offices and
in with kin is no en
Auditor real in Stewart
a Public is now ex-
A new office
priming has been and
II. W. Ayer fills draws a Mated
a month. Not only I . but
i has been
moved th;
Hums who will
print that paper. It las been
that Harms do ibis
in consideration of
lo- Slate
own terms.
It also a me to light that
another new ha. .
assistant secretary
Caroline Railroad, at I I
Who is n till it V A son
Stale Treasury IV J
t are kept in Ac
young man i.- and h
served as book-keep-- r the
ton bank which now baa a
having on deposit all tin- money b t
comes into the bands th-
and. treasurer North Cr- a
On Wednesday
brother assumed the as I
warden penitentiary- He has
I en there several months at I he i-x-
use the learning under
efficient Warden is
relieved. Not only so, but
a, have been up. at the
the tax-payers, for his
family, and no rent h d tor
Indeed, until the last
if the it is they were all
at the expense of the tax-
and it was alter by
a member the board that the
win- ordered to
pay bard.
We have two
showing the extent to which
prevail under
events the
mono our rubs is is
a Private News
The North is forever g
the South with indolence sod
pick of but Mm
attention
d. Slate to another phase the matter.
pie who are unable to make
a North come hers
go to talking tin
STATE NEWS,
and n
western of lb St
nor
a e student ell idled at
I college aid N mere
lit of aid up
people. That great
thrifty and
seeds an at my of tramps
South every bu Hi
never a Gt
t our cities ninety nine
of every hundred of the beggar.-
see MM from lira North-
If the South is s far Hie
it is et
these are but are- Of
there are plenty of good
people who come from
You
ca
When x
BALL. Three tramp, i lo burn
I tin of v.- v. N.
I a woman D up. All Irene . t
. me ,
here
, The Si. MM a Hut
Mr. Rockefeller Lives
J. D- Rockefeller has redeems d
his promise to the American
Missionary Union and
lie Baptist Mis-
Society, has sent his
for Art balance of the
promised by him upon th
that two societies
he Amer-
Baptist Missionary
this city has received a check
from him fr The
American
Society, whose
are in New city, received a
the necessary to
its indebtedness-
On February 11th last the
announcement was male that
these two societies were
along a total
cf about Mr.
who had previously
given each society then
said that if the two societies
raise he would
increase his subscription to
of two societies
every nerve
the money. Mr then
kept his part of the
Dispatch.
are lolly Indians from e
ii this Stat , at
he at
Pa.
At S M-iv M hi
Rev. . I- r
I Methodist elm ch. ha I
he was
with
A Jays g
b of near s-
ville in Martin county The
ail his feed horses
lour MM were destroy;.
A Chinaman i
a went on a
to New York k. lb- was n .
lied in I
to
alter the i
WORK.
Tie -Methodist minister who
had just appointed to the
connived the M
establishing in the corn juice
ard on Sunday rode over
l-c lo the
Along in the afternoon he
a cabin a and a
decrepit and chimney,
in its sides,
h the smoke escaped without the
trouble to the top. He
drew up m front cabin and
The door opened and redheaded
woman with a great in In r
h. and
good the minister,
have you many Methodist about
here
; I they air
plenty. Tobe was alter one
with bis lox right across the
crick
good lady, you seem to
in the dark over here
bit is puny lad, Pie bin a-
trying two years to git Sam to saw
me out a winder or two in this side o
the
is n husband, my sister
Sam's gone as
hunting on s
he not fear the hereafter f
he does, fur he
his Winchester and six both
Atlanta Constitution.
Reminiscences.
men are coming home
now, telling yarns about big
and the men tell
yarns the girls who
fall in with
And the girls toll
about the men who fall in love
with
do the married women
have to
tell how aw-
fully dirty their housed got while
wore 11--
cord-
Of bushel
crop of wheat per cent, is still
i i the hands-
Bruno Grenier, aged broke
his leg while in New
York
Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Arrest
disease by the timely use of
Liver Pills, an old and
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE.
sour stomach, malaria,
torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
The Arrival.
Amos has returned to the city
This is the season when Amos
comes to this section, and
he is on m good
Every one Amos- There
is not a man, woman or chili in
the city who has not
by bis sharp practice.
The vagabond a
rived in the city a days
though many were expecting
him. no one seems to know just
when he came It is certain,
that he has alighted,
tor he has up to his old
game of bide and in
the day ard whom he
might devour at night.
It is believed by some I hat
Amos has lately been la New
Jersey, as he has many celebrated
relatives there, while others
think he has been in large
REFLECTIONS.
Of Wilmington Mar
is
much this
mm made in is
MM d.
Carolina -v- Wan
reentry tin did
well back fin oM
The man
lit Ir. ill a
window i., a town and
neck. We s
time to hear
i the lie
tales tar.
Some people who have tried
late I lad not rating any breakfast
say it is a great
habit of
supper gel
art living down a
point.
I rm ball
h bliss
And all r Mr of darling.
And Ci me l
I you i ave j. in r
Ami so Buy,
As round
is.
tin-
I was in ill
you, n y .
Hy and my s bin .
Who n any I. em
You seen like a lovely Wry,
An I, and woman too ;
There is and
In all you say
I am only human.
Ami it me wild to s ,
Via or gaily
it I any man except in-.
V I lo i
And I you all
with h i
mind's
And w. I . . Hi ting
I you w h .
It II hew mad
The i.- t
So i c I,
I think yen
When you know much
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Kg
Are different from all other
medicines. Each performs
a duty, thus doing, away with
drastic and curing by the
Mild Power Theory
One Pink Till the liver, re-
moves the idle, the
moves The
Tonic rest.
Have one free at any store.
Treatment,
Co., N. v. ft Teas.
ma cure
I ma Tan
a el- -non
in relief.
in
bad
Summons
,,.
i Court
Ha; v t j
of Ho I
name will take
as
1- b in
f r lb I i-
o Hie
ill Sup ; a mi to b
Id of a- the eon I
V lie. HI the -1 d
the Monday d
H lug l
Hid w in I. w II
the if
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in lie -i Ml I
mi. defend ml like m
ii he f II answer or the
with a I line n ; r M
aw, ii r III will i
f He relief den an o ii Hit
Given under my
o . thin t July
Clerk
PH i M fir .
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BICYCLES
hT NEXT YEAR'S PRICES.
It . ll II nil In
I in .
t M. Ml t I-
AT A PRICE.
n r MR
In t I., or
, l r
Former Price,
M Singles,
No.
Tandems ill
JEFFERY
WASHINGTON, D. C.
IS JUST AS
BOots.
ti lies., Hi v. ;.,.
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a .
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p.,. M i . I
m tire i , ,.,
Soon after bis arrival lie was
heard to remark very
There'll be a Lot time
i i the old town Then
ha slipped quietly into the depot
restaurant, worked
for a bite, and lit out.
tricks are old well
known, but he never fails to
a victim-
He approaches you with a song
about presents a long
bill to you, and before you know
ho is about, gets a hook
you f i what
he Mat It is usually to bit.
career is somewhat para-
Though he looks puny
and sickly, he thrives best in
malarial districts. lay
awake nights fearing him ; lo
makes babies cry ,
and put strong bars win-
to keep him out, yet he i
received into home in At
Every tries to him,
but he flies high and op. the
fat of the land.
With all of his keen
every one who knows him
declares him to be a regular
sucker- Like red Amos
is to be avoided, in
end he like nu adder
other end he
like a st i pent.
The pesky more
this year than
it would so in. from the
great wail complaint which
in the home in this city
these nights. They are a
e it braid from those which
afflicted last year, being much
larger and stronger, and
I much fiercer.
They are wearing stripes on
their legs this year. It is
whether lira is a bid for the
bill chain attachment, or
whether they ate or-y u
the bathing Baits. At-
is a lie Inn.
caused u her at lie
Jet J City, to be vii-
missed. had orders not lo
any one g uM
the Ir. ins were Here is
-lied says an
was his post Thursday
a ho ivy man at-
d lo hi way pal the
and the gall s.
sir,
until the train is re said See-
raves,
I eh e awn,
his way
know who I am
don't who you replied
mail. have my orders
u t to allow
I'm Here's
my ea lie It tea, rave
his post a hit in
his hand. It haw
V.
didn't care whether it w is
president the Slates
I no authority lo allow any one
said
I did not that tie
lent the was
so U to upon a
poor and take read
out the an I
Yet that is he has
to
Editor of the
ton, I ml. Sun writes. hive a val
Bit or s
I can it for
ion and sick and as
system tone has no
Mrs. It Cottage
Ave, was all run down,
not eat nor food, had a
never lier and Ml
tired and weary, but six hollies of
her health and
renewed her Prices e s
and per bottle at J.
drug store.
Liver PILLS
count I people
between h
I for the gold
fie and the Klondike
Population.
annual police just
completed an increase cf
voters over last year's
figures- The white voters of I e
city, to the census,
number At the rate of
one voter to every five
Baltimore's pop-
should be At
rate the of
voters would also indicate
an increase cf in
city's population during tho Mat
mt. W. H. Peck, who
makes a
Epilepsy, has without
doubt and cur-
ed more cases than any
living Ida
success is
cases
T by
Ho
bill
of absolute free to
who may send V. O. and
wishing
w, a .
la i ii I dawn In
Where I one but in
I have go to
And yon promised listen lo
Ah, oil in mo- v.-
You seem once all my
were
And we ii here Mom .
Hark there i y. c
And we go In in our
Pol. I'll just as Ion in the
Car another ten t like
i I.-
modern
ard Family
cine Cures the
common every-day
of humanity.
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what is it
It is a picture celebrated
Best in use The outfit no business man in I
complete without one.
The Reflector Book Store
has a Dice assortment these Fountain Pens,
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens.
You will be astonished when you see them and
earn ho w very cheap are.
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Gives the nu news
every afternoon the
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co- the news oven
r mi rives inform I
don to the or-
growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
subscription price.
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