Summons
S i
ft.
Josephine
The defendant above lake
that an action a- above
of that has
be-u of at
lbs
said defendant will
tint she is to
pear at the next or the Superior
Pitt to be hid the
Monday after the 1st Monday of MM
II in lag the tali el December,
In mM enmity in
N C and
demur in Ma . ton
or the will to i
for tin- com-
plaint. of October.
E. A.
Cirri. Court, Co,
Professional Cards
W. M.
Inf.
the
F.
Valuable Farm for Sale
fly Varies of; of
of mads in a certain
herein en
titled Ricky all v-i-n-
I Monday,
or before the Conn
door In Greenville, public
els th bidder tor cash.
certain or i
hi township,
late Olive rest I d at
hi- death, bounded hi lands, of the
late a. u. Tuft, the land- of
Dunn C. Joseph
Foreman
Anton Hudson Tar River,
or loss,
tract of bind lies of
Greenville and i weal of Urines-
land and upon main
Upon ii i- a lour room
barn,
i o
a well of good water,
day of
BLOW,
Commissioner.
JAKE .
at In all courts.
Collection,
pay th
l W. w
SKINNER .
.-.;, to Latham
N. C.
B.
.-in N. Get X. C
G ALLOW AT t II
Ore
Practice In all
A -fair Not the M
nearly every of the cover.
states of then is nu
attorney whose
mo to net for the in
legal
ox low
Tho
not
to based on
be to
of an w .
K. the
Ml th r i of Pill
county, will Hie Mi
of i o'clock M.
in i. i. Jambs,
hie on Mouse doe said county
o law
. . . fol
on I no- ,.
lo state l, a of land
professional .-ruins. adjoining the lauds II. Carney,
a v.,,
about the best paid, of j I. a to A
Cooper
lion ire than country lawyers with ,
clients. The
I o,. r . ,, ,, I,,, ,
i ill Of I. A W
at
Kill
X.
I i
of claims.
John II. I,, i
X. i . ii. i
and La
S. C.
ii V the Courts.
of an order Beard I
meeting in r, will on
Monday,
i e i our House door In the town
Greenville, .,; public sale . r
it o pare of land in
the tow i of known
hi plan of said town a ii i X.
lying on of
and In fro it
Mouse, and being the lot upon which
the Harlot II. now
I t 1-
1st. ii ., n. .- to
ii on Ale In ,,.
. ;. at ,
time
. ,;. ,
can i n- ,
be on th
in I. As a whole.
T no. I .
pal I an day ill 1-
one third m the first January
and one third the
WHAT THE WOOD SAID TO
LITTLE BOY.
the id la
th l
I . . r.
a- b lie
v ;
The
. . i .
. .
In .
i . .
u .
i. .
i , i
I I
, fl
h 1- . . .; r
I liter-
w, -i, t
on the i,
privilege to p i pat whole
any lake deed. Pose
ion ii day
January, law, and title
of the purchase i-
I.
-aid of
ii it. the right any ii I
bids.
This October
WILLIAM M.
i CO.
I . . .
p . .
On ill.
i .
h. l
V. mail I
As . .;
mad
. .
fl i i lag ii in
I Con it.
M.
Jas. and vile
Cherry, Elliott Brother an
V-.
M t. I Trot-
lee of tie ii el M. II.-
is.
and i f
Superior Court l it County In tho
action rendered on -Mi
of Die
ea Commissioner i .
decree will sell at n i
highest bidder, at i mitt II.,,.,.
door n ., on s.
day 30th day October, all the
right, title, Interest Mid
nun Bernard the time hi- death
and to the follow Inn described lands
In PHI I.,,.
of more or less, adjoining the
I In . town-
ship and lying in the the
the Allen nod Smith roads. Quo in
the town of known I ,
No. being the ,.,. u , .,
Masonic Lodge lot, also the lands known
Hi., town commons, situated on Tar
and known is tho steam mill i;
and x., u ;, , t,
town Greenville lying on
street, said Interest
lot being a one half Inter-
f x,.,.
led when sale .
M.
Sept.
I .
Commissioners Of myriad
And mi. . . .
nth i . la . . ii. .
Hayed,
L . .
X i i
.,. braid
I I ; sin;
-i . ; v n the
II . on black I .
Bat they U, w n.;. i n .-.
II ; , r.-l
the -r. ml .
lo ray b
I ; .
t . on
t .
v. . as
And i II i I,
Vet still I
s . .- , ;. , .
I i . you tad roe
. ii .-
SO said II ; . .
. night,
III I I I . i ii lair,
s be I an
When ill .
-1 L In All I
Execution Sale.
In the Superior
I'm County. Court.
faille Joyner
extra, of B. J,
V-.
The and Improvement
Company and P. n.
virtue of an directed to I
the from tho Superior
court of county r above
will, on Monday, 1st
November o'clock M.,
Court House of laid
tell to th highest bidder for to
satisfy said all the right,
and Interest which the said Greenville
i 111- iii the following described
real estate, of I Hid ill
Greenville township, that of Hie the the
known as the William Moon in
hind in the of II K i . i . .- ,, ,
j .
other., and being the tract of laud con- mid M n hinds,
by dead from l. B, House lo said
Company upon which the mill plant
of the Greenville Land Improve-
being
part of said land now owned the
Greenville lying. I i l .
of Railroad. land, and h i-
To. i
I .
man I Cole, i tin
or ii- . . ,. .
big
speaker could not la mi hand The
. turn till
was , . , .-id
tumble fellow n bod been n .
minor in West Virginia. He con-
Mil u mi, tho
committee was in fear
womb ring what
But t an I
said
pi . ; r, urn In r. to talk to
you about
mo, and you know I know
bilking about, and I ., oak
you if you know the dill e
Colo. n ain't
ii try. mail you know
i. in l , is
gas that is In Um
Argonaut.
India
which may i classed
. th,
mid
of clients. The at-
general of Kansas els
year. The general
gets and in Ne-
Tho attorney general
of New who baa
t. do, gets
and tin mi y I
who bus t. do,
gets only Colorado her
general 13.000;
03.0001 Georgia, and Florida,
attorney general of Iowa
of contingent fee on n
scale. He
and S day each day
that he is or ought to be in
general
in I in Ala-
IS,; . and in California,
general of Ken
icy I fir-,
amount of i varies.
The attorney general in Missouri
. South Carolina, .
Island, West Virginia
elect an nay general tin- year,
when he will serve for
years and get
general of
f,.; . but the
. y general the m e -1 . i
the states and the one In which mo
Of to.-I i . leg
. . are to , considered,
. Tl o attorney
I wise new
state, lint Ti Ml is lib-
with her official lawyer
pays hint W gen-
in ton gets
unit iii Mi 1.1
states,. .; ;
n only
f. In Ind inn the j of
j to ml .- in
. . . I stub
ii -1
, . II .
D y general .
It an nits general ills
u or-
el If us ii us
. in. ti .- i ring
. . . ; . ., bore-
us foe .
the.
. ll I
which i . ill
. of
New York In Martin
Van Dun u, C, lg-
den Dickinson
ad Aaron D w York Bun,
Gowan
A W,
being
A i M. own a
rd, One
Moore heirs
lard W M G .
the weal en
I. I In heirs -ii r
and.
et adjoining
TASTELESS
CHILL
TONIC
WARRANTED. PRICE CO ct
t. In i , . .
l.-iii. Mo.
emu, tunic no i,,. d
. ,,. v., r.
and A Rogers land . .
t-
Ml M
, . e i acres being
part of W Me
stead and using part -it apart
l H K Mellow ill i.-i I U
One other adjoining the
lands of LA the Cathrine
John tract
. k and lands of God-
r and
being same to W K
I A
A an one fourth
interest tin and
lo h
II James nor to
1- made,
day toiler
ill I'm Count v.
Execution Sale.
To an execution my
against J. II, W. h.
A. I will on
the day f
i . Hi.- Co ii Iii ii-. in Green-
ill. sell to the for cash
f rib real
ill . n lead- from
In Mi
;, j ., . ,.,
a branch thence -aid to
Ti aster's Crock tin laM creek
to the v.-i down laid
prong lo n milk I gum about
the old
th west OS piles lo county
read thence road to th-.
. more
i. the tract of land Thad
ii
W. II.
County.
Old ,
Are from all other
medicines-
specific duty, doing away with
drastic and curing by the
Mild Power Theory.
One Pink Till the liver, re-
moves the the bile
moves the bowels, The
Tonic doc- the rest.
Have one tree at any -lore.
Complete
Co. N Y
. . J
ma v . r
. and ear,
. r et .
. . ,
. .
. I, rd
An I ton
don . . ha was
a b i . r land-
i .; I . and
for ii . i in n
. Into n -v bur
and when ; Joining In re
a . e
to about tho rent. When it
;. lb
tho would add, pay
our u . Id that
. i but ti.,
nothing I
II II
Iii . ill my tho,
-1. . in. lo
only in lime
booing
hoes the
i day of .-it 1.1 arm
W. II. I
Pitt r horse, in tins why.
mint in whom
-1 for
I . . ,. y.
. . ,.
Fl nun prepared
vita . ; iii-
In the pit tut t
;. . hill . . R
A . . M.
.- it.
Pills
Cure AH
Liver His.
Secret of Beauty
i health. The secret of health is
the power to digest and
a proper of food.
can never done when
the liver does not act it's part.
know this
Liver Tills are an
lute cure for sick headache,
constipation, torpid liver, pill l,
SERVICE
Green
v He touching at all land-
Tar .
I A. M.
Re leave Tarboro A. If,
and Saturdays
in same
in -e arc lo stags
of r mi Tar River.
Connecting at with
for
Hew York and Boston.
i. is should order their goods
la Dominion fr id
York. from
Iron
in.
Agent,
J Agent,
NO
V. C.
iii will i i
It MM
n all
AT
Tc
buy V-v
v o u
FURNITURE
OR Old at Hit t.-to
the
. CASH
in inn V o
U I
end M
y r
O.-.-. U. G. .
J. . v . ii
. . pi C
. . . W In a oft
. i- -1 . t. . S
A -.-
; V . L-. ,.; .--
re. c. t
ill the Iv
contains
lies, and over large
Battle
and War Book ever
and the only one that
justice tn
be bought for. It. one
Agents lo
-ell book new easy plan
Manx of ti. lady and tits
who are making from to
month, Son-
of others Interested are
for a
descriptive and
tn agents. Address, Courier
Journal Job luting Co., Louisville.
Ky.
A. Land Sale.
One id Farms in County
to hi -o d Sale
vii power noted in me
by two
at one hi the
i u-o of John T. A.
wife K. and the
oil or A. T. Hi lice A Co. against I A.
wife Millie E. Sugg, will
sell at to the highest bidder
the till day Dec.
that valuable lying on south aids
Of Tar River about two and a half in lien
We.-t of known a the
Charles land containing
about live hundred and seventy acres
more or h s.
a general of the hind
run lie found in the two decrees
referred to but a
will I e given of the lands to he sold
on the day I or can be had
sale by mo it my
. i
j The m- of sale in said decrees i
flush but If tho i not
ed to pay all cash mid gel
he can, if ho desires, make
to pay part cash on
the balance by giving bis note pay-
with simple interest, in annual
secure. by a on
the
Is valuable fur
dot. of corn or tobacco and is
well supplied with tobacco barns, pack
wishing to buy a fine farm
near town will do well examine this
one.
Any desired can b. bad
apt lying lo the undersigned.
N. c., Oct 18th 1807.
T.
Commissioner,
MARBLE
Wire andiron
work
prices reasonable.
I Sine t to
IN-
Whichard, N. C.
Tho Stock complete in
every department and
jaundice, bilious fever, bilious prices as low as the low
and kindred discuses. est. Highest market
Liver Pills for country
OLD RELIABLE
-----S AT Till. A LINK--------
has
fr Mt n- we
I have on Am h
for for N. T
sf
J. I, SUGG
GREENVILLE- N. C
HOUSE.
All placed in strictly
FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES
AM FOE FIRST-CLASS FIRE PROOF
We have t a new
line Col-
and in wood,
and cloth ever to
We prepared tr
in all Its
Personal attention to con-
and en-
trusted to care will receive
every of respect
Our prices are tower man
do not want bat
We can be a, any and all
limes in the John
BOB G BE EKE ft CO
Coast Line
in Aug.
I No l -line
n. m. 11.10
a in, 11.68
son ii m. Mount
in, p
3.31 p m.
I p iii, pm,
Norfolk 6.05 p m. Washing-
ton p , Baltimore
s in, a m.
New York a m,
p in.
DAILY No Mac
p fa, m. Warsaw 0.10
p m. p m,
Wilson p m. Tarboro
a m. Rocky Mount
Ii m, 1.41 a m. Nor
a in, Petersburg
a in. Richmond a m,
Washington 7.41 a m,
more s m,
a in. Now York p
m. Boston
DAILY so H Due Lake
i p m, Chad
p in Marlon A p
m, 7.25 p m, Sum-
p in, Columbia 10.05
Denmark a m, August
u in. Minion am,
Atlanta 12.15 p m. Charles-
ton 10.20 inn.
a m. 8.20 a m,
St. Augustine
pa pm.
ARRIVALS AT WiLMINGTON-
NORTH.
DAILY No.
Ma 1.03 pm. New York pm,
Philadelphia 12.05 am,
more am, Washington
4.30 am, 0.05 am,
10.00 am, Nor-
11.50 am. Tarboro
12.12 -iii. 12.45
Cm, Wilson pm,
pm, Warsaw 4.02,
pm, III pin,
DAILY No.
Boston 12.00 New
York 0.30 am. Philadelphia
12.00 pm, 2.25 nm,
Washington 8.40 pm, Rich-
pm, Petersburg
Norfolk 2.20 pm,
0.43 pm, Tarboro
0.01 pin. Ricky
am. Leave Wilson am,
7-01 am, Warsaw
7.5.1 am. 8.05 am.
DAILy No.
x i New 0.20 am, Jackson-
ii i in. am. This train
at Walnut street.
from SOUTH.
DAILY No.
12,15 P. M. Tampa 8.00 am, 1.50
pm, pm,
12.50 night, Charles-
ton 5.38 6.60
am, Atlanta 8.20 am,
0.30 am, Augusta 3.06 pm,
Denmark 4.65 pm.
am, Florence am,
Marlon 0.35 am,
10.35 am, Lake
11.06 sin,
Train on Scotland Neck Branch
eaves 4.10 p. m., Halifax 4.18
m., arrives Scotland Neck at 6.10 p
p. m., 7.66
m. leaves 7.60
s. m., 8.62 a. m. Arriving
a at a. m., 11.40 as.
daily except Sunday.
Trains on Branch
Washington 8.20 a, m., and p . m
rives Parmele 9.10 a. m., and 8.40 p
., Tarboro 0.46 a. m.,
Tarboro m., Parmele a. m.
ind 6.20 p. m arrives Washington
a. m., and 7.20 p. m. Dally ex-
it Sunday. trains on
Branch.
Train leaves N C, via Alb.
Raleigh R. R.
p. in., P.
Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6.00 p. m.
Returning leaves Plymouth daily except
in., Sunday 9.00 a in.,
Tarboro 10.16 and
Train on Midland N. C. branch leaves
dally, Sunday, a.
arriving 7-30 a. id. Re-
turning leaves 8.00 a. m
at a. m.
Trains on Latta branch, Florence R
i, leave Dun bar
p Clio p m. Returning
leave a m, a a,
arrive Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun-
day
Train
for Clinton except Sunday,
a. m. sad 8.60 p. m-
m. i m.
Train No. makes connection
t points dally, all rail via
alas at Mount with
and Carolina R R for Nm
Q i all points North via Norfolk.
T.
Sun;,
M.
Tarsi papers for fl
The Farmer and Mechanic, the
paper years ago,
guidance of Capt- It- A
made excellent r
ii the State,
been revived at as a
farm borne
Pi many in this section
who took Farmer
Mechanic would
it and we are prepared to
following extraordinary
For we will send
I no North
of and The
Farmer and all
papers a whole
o will give yon the
home news, general
news the farm news, and
think of three of a
whole year for
If you Con-
added to the above list
you can get it for TO cents more,
or thrice a week New York
Wot Id for cents. Any other
paper or magazine wanted we can
you a discount on in con-
with
Where there's a will
usually a contestant.
Snow cornea down in the winter
and goes up in the summer.
Time flies. That's one
it has flying machines.
The wind baa a great deal do
with making the
When some men feel bin , they
get drunk and paint things red.
The stronger the butter is m the
tab the weaker la in the
A doctor may spend money like
water, but be get it from
the well.
After a man secures a girl's
hand be sometimes hods she baa
him her thumb.
One w.-id always leads on to
matter whether yen
are reading Bible or a
novel-
One should make allowance for
follies. The cat, the
greatest of all animals, is
most frisky
Journal.
The woman in the world
is said to be tho Senora
no, of Chili and Peru, who is a
widow on the oilier Bide of
Her wealth sounds lite that of
p i . i- s of the fairy tales beloved
of states
M Senora owns
a t ships, silver mines
in Chili, vineyards and a stock
potteries
which v all America
with coal minis of
immense value, all the Inn
houses and public at
and nearly all the copper
in Chili aid and she is
supposed to I three fourths
of with Her
immense wealth doubtless
largely owing to her shrewdness
as though inherited the
greater part of it, she has doubled
original amount of her
The Senora de
is lull, dark d so it
is within bounds of
that remains a widow
from choice- Her m income
ii no less than
Record.
Young
Love a who loves
his mother so fondly for her
sake he is to other
women. Love a young who
is pure hearted. Love n
man who believes there is a
nobler career in life to a
good dancer or a society
man. a man who is
rot ashamed tears for
sorrows, or u tender song or for
a beautiful thought. Love a
young who be
laughed out of a
Dumb Animals
The Same Result.
Ask any old man who has
realized his pet object in life if he
is and be will probably
The man whose
dream was to accumulate wealth
la worried to death when he gets
it. He fears be will lose it or that
his family will squander it.
The ambitious politician who
finally high o
which be has sought aft bis lite
is made wretched by bis and
false friends- Every man who
wants to be famous, powerful,
rich or in any way will
admit bis old ago that the
game was not worth the
What is is wealth
Since Adam there have been
millions of rich men and great
men, bat only a few of their
down. Their dost
now mingles with the common
or other mortals, and they
are forgotten. The poor toiler
who has his lot,
loving his and his fellow
man, is far happier when bis
is run than the so-called great
ones earth.
Big Figure
There are over of
railway in operation the world,
and, according to Mr. P.
the century
over Of present
number, just about one half are
in this country. The of
railroads all over the world, thus
far, has been
it is estimated that the a root
railways cost Th o
railroads employ
people. are big figures,
but the railroads represent a vast
interest in world's wealth-
Baltimore American,
It has long been apparent that
there are more Hum
can u paying practice,
more than
clients, and more teachers than
schools. It is now claimed
this has reached
pulpit, that preachers fur
n i. in 1.1 i i that
denominational theology
and tho various
church societies for
young men to an i-d are
swelling army of young
clergymen are the
older cues out of their pulpits.
This over production of
is not of
the
although it is perhaps most con-
in
bodies.
las a board of
pastoral imply to
for churches churches
tor with the result
Now is overran with
clergymen pulpits. The
evil is quite us apparent in the
Methodist Episcopal
There is an
i. Id any more
which resolutions are
offered protecting against
i conferences
j are too few church
to appointments for
residing
conference
Times.
A POINT TO BE REMEMBERED.
life love cf
husband and other
living loosen lbs tie
W. in the
November
expose the not having of one's
home. A home tS not, of
n palace. Tho
is a
better than the meal
Our is conducted on so
principles, honorably presented
truthfully advertised. We have gathered
from best most t markets
all the new desirable novelties adapted
to the want of the people community
This cone of attraction is Rich in Quality.
en Style, Price. probable, it is just
We have to meet your require
for seasonable goods in every respect-
We invite you to one of tho est displays
of up-to-date and seasonable merchandise
ever the people of tin's vicinity.
Come to the Show of Shows. feature
of the entertainment is replete with Style,
yo want
and sec
High
Quality and Small Price,
to sec this Show of Shows conic
fine assortment of
AND TRIMMINGS
As to Importing
are imported into
the United States from foreign
which own farmers
should produce. During eight
months of present your
have abroad over a
million and a hall eggs.
the same mouths of we
bought about four and a half
million. With corn so abundant
that have no market for it,
our farmers should have eggs to
sell to the the world after
supplying this During
the same eight months of we
imported nearly a hundred
fifty million pounds of rice and
meal,
pounds cf butter.
These are a few of the items. Ail
of might have been raised
at Sun.
The Sew Reporter.
The no rod
rushed the
and laid a before tho
city editor with the air one
who bears news of vital
one withering
glance at the youth the city
editor us bis eagle eve upon
piece of news, which began
hour this
Hen a
years of age, was shot killed
during a quarrel by Henry White,
aged years- Two
who witnessed the affair, James
Dayton, aged -M. and
Tyson, need respectively,
informed policemen
and Donovan, who
Wheeling
his chair and facing his youthful
victim, with u half.
look, the city editor
why the
name of the nine gods at once
t you get the ages of those
two
Post.
Spain's Losses In the Cuban War
nag
Ladies and Gents Notions and
Goods, Ladies, Gents and Shoes
Hats, and Caps, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware,
Breech Loading Shells, and the
largest stock of
FURNITURE
of all kinds at the lowest price ever given
in this community. Come and see how much
cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who
you arc, where you live, how much or how
little money you have got. There is no Store
where your dollars will do you as much good
as they will do you here.
Yours Truly
poi-i I.- .,, a
about
that it, after all, rests solely
two people, act that
makes no difference where they
live- is very good a the-
But thousands cf
tho that the
theory will work out pi no-
Happiness depends upon
tho of the people
pints of it. People who slop
statute never Tree
happiness thrives what it feeds
Let outer
two lives, happiness becomes
and unhealthy. But let
lives tilled with content.
with domestic pleasure,
with germ of evolution
which springs the hearth-
stone, and tho happiness which
Springs from elements is
purer, sweeter more
to our natures our
our souls. A nils wire
mads to abide together
as elements
earns lute to sweeten
hallow place
should b sons little place, sobs
corner this big world which
they sail their own. their
very whore
around them speaks of the
band's energy and the wile's
achievement. That is
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Is Amen Away
It is to feared that the
amen is losing some of its
is considered
exactly in
almost
over the when an
leaps red hut from the heart
of some brother explodes
amid tho frigid stillness of
service Is the amen
forbid. Has
the fact of decadence any
the spiritual
the Church I We
that it his.
operas, lectures, etc., are
not considered without
the presence of
in the form of applause Why
should the sacred
considered out of in
sanctuary comes to us
hoary centuries
tho sanction
It has and
by tho Holy Ghost- It has a
place nm u. us. Its place is too
often Let us revivify
and tho
Advocate.
diversify
The Herald
says I this
should warn tho farmers to pay
more attention to fond
Cotton should be a surplus
money crop, and it would a
good thing to produce very
of it for some years to
Singular.
Mai had
issued a warrant
Young, the killed at oil
mill, and had put it into
hands of of an officer to serve.
The officer arrived at mill and
was just going in to arrest the
when the letter killed.
Charlotte
One hundred thousand
Alabama coal have been sold for
delivery at Vera Cruz, Mexico, for
the use Mexican railways
which have heretofore obtained
their supplies It
is not likely that this newly ac-
quired trade will over again be
recovered by traders- It
seems impossible that
should compete
against the advantages in
mining, cost transportation
greater possessed
by operators in the Southern coal
fields.
The accuracy of the s
that recently published in
Sun relative to the
the Spanish army in is con-
firmed by the statements cl the
Havana correspondent the
de Barcelona, the
killed and have
between and
men, or a year
This is a
has ever in
any war modern s i and. as
we understand the it does
not include
invalid soldiers who been
shipped Havana to Spain.
It Is a huge sacrifice to her pride
that Spain has U Is tho
price she has paid Cuba with-
out assurance that she will
retain
has dissipated her strength in an
effort which there in not any
promise She her
sous her treasure a pit
which there is no deliver-
No wonder that we bear
a voice Madrid
asking, Spain become a
York Sun-
lot
I S
BAKER HART
Tor Lockjaw.
Hardware
Tinware
A man must a
in his to
him to listen calmly to
whistling bullets.
Spokes, Nubs, Building Paints
Oils Stoves.
Fair Dealings and at Rock
Bottom Prices.
MAIN SHEET, GREENVILLE, N. C
To Editor of The
Journal
I several deaths
from caused a
nail the foot- I
thought would toll tho
public of a seemingly strange
remedy. Several had
my a who stuck a
nail in It was very
much swollen nod know nothing
to do. Some told to
tho wound with yum. I
bad no My father
being a physician. had been
taught to look upon such a thing
as ridiculous, simply to please
her i got tho after burn.
ling it the out
smoked tho wound. Well, while
. I held smoke she Would say
she felt it drawing. To my
the swelling was
morning there was no more
used it another
tho wound no
trouble. used it on another
occasion and wound no
trouble- In this they also
tho
I think tho would
do a kindneSS to copy this
extensively. It may lie
moans of
mortal. I ask who
have occasion not to to
use this remedy. It will be
I possible to with less
used
ah Conversation is u
A good talker is born, not
By reading good books, by keep-
one's self well informed as to
interesting of the day,
inn a good
s most
ting by no
those who know the most, but,
Instead, who have the
greatest of tact, most
sympathetic, versatile, and, most
Important of all, have that
something that, lacking a
better name, we call magnetism.
Mint- I'm-
Shoes should always wiped
offend put a bag with
not In use.
Silk and ribbons
should washed salt and
water and ironed wot to look well.
A cure for is to draw
as much sir as the lungs will
hold, and retain it as long
possible,
Egg Status may removed
from silver forks spoon by
robbing them with n little very
fine salt-
spots on or
cotton by the iron may
removed by setting them in
t be
An excellent starch for dark
calicoes, etc., is made
by loft from
breakfast of pun water.
Make, the starch us usual.
There woman in Mont-
who will be
about tho future
Bliss Tilly was
along of that town
Saturday, so hard
that jaws became
locked Shu thought false
teeth had wedged tho
jaws, and alter removing tho
and to relief ran
; tho It
required tho e
a doctor two to get
her jaws back in place.
I l .
t I R reform that
from Mark
Greenville, N. C.
Cuban
D Mil I us. at
extra session to it
House from taking op Bad
STATE HEWS.
i Is n i.
Entered at peat at Greenville,
as mutter.
adoption, as it Lave dour,
tho
Senate adopted, directing the
It HOT. this
I of tho belligerency of Cubans,
It time for the editors of the U
two Observers- and
call A halt and
their controversy. They
traded and called
other liar, have cot
done anybody or their party any
good by the wrangle, want
know what they
been and
Mi will the whole
b n tor
This s state-
to make, bat it i.-- i-.
follower who an making
lit Spain's reply
to the policy, which
a comics together and not reached Washington this reek,
ion in the ranks if Democracy is I to Lave broken the main
t win in the next campaign.
WASHINGTON LIT
oar Regular
Washington. D. SO, W
spring policy, it really
ere a definite policy, which
many doubt. It is
slated that the
Spain will, a result of an
g be between the
two from
both the Spanish and
people after it baa been
Mr. by Mr.
have nobody but them- Mr. .-
selves to blame for many persons .
you see it, n
now yon don't m It. I can handle it without your
and in
appeal orders
ti What shall do With it.
sort of thing would be
to u ,.
. i now -7.1 --it
the Blind in
I . I pa
I i, . room i.
at
broken and bed of a few
of
John Garner, of
a a in
way of a three legged calf. The
I . well d d
ump I I a y
S, u.
ill
says re is i the gin
. that iv,. el r,
i I r
U n lid S, i
fl . lib that two i .
ii the Governor
acted ml;
A lady magi in cur
at hair i,
Hut her den is
s ii
h u-illy I in be
.-i. ,.,., ,;, .,;.,.
, gnu u
And all bet
I urn aha
She likes the beat all
Sunday she wore a
Low cm at the lion,
And b
Worn in each a i
As girls
i. day, ere groan
bead
ii a .
greatly .
all in; i I a
of the Union Pacific Bail
question as n thimble
game in which Um people have
been First the bale of
Alter
then it wasn't. Those who have
carefully studied this matter Bay
that tho deserves
no credit for the rise of
in the bid for the reorganization
committee for tho property i that
it was a question with the
committee of losing
ail the g or of up
while everything cs. baa been
I Mr.
man, Mr- Day other
prominent
have gone to Ohio
to try to the voters to
keep their h off
OBI
the
r. t
j. id .
clamor which Lad compelled
announcement that tho govern-
would ask the court to
postpone the sale of the- road for
six weeks, in to give
intending competing bidden
chance, and that Mr.
WM too great a hurry to with- .
for a The right kin
of tho salt. bi lull
have man -i i with
tho postponement of tho virtue.
and creditors, other than the, i . i,
government, of the road p
have greatly Vi a . . . ;. ; d
of the administration I never allow anything to
may throw each other if life,
over this business, as they try to don't tail . i
make the country .
deserves praise, but the appropriately .
has a way of getting at
of and it will n .
do so in this case. l i alter, . ., i .
There be something J
Mr. . Long
. lull bloom. II,
be never anything like it before.
cherry
I . of the but a apple
; -.- . Ha i
N Carol ., foal
hurry i it . entitled
ii i. . . f. divorce
a i i a walked
i . ;.
. ; I.
. cured ii lb n mad a
Ir; nip . mil i i . . . I a
p. in. married la r. A
man i.- to gel i.
. Charlotte i H a r.
i a
Hi buyer, who baa buying
ti on . . a
ah r I
m ling c 11-- lo
price, little baa n
I he fuel ti. i many
. ill . ll i. . II
that they are in
The I ii
day,
ninny people in town.
r is . r, made,
cu-
were
Very m-
i- . ;
much
night an i
the l. ft
train left
I. that had to be
at when
there, not taken
ii-. around
i , I brute.
Th.- el
OVER THE
heavy
ion .
II . IV, Bryan i- making
i bra la Oh i. I I all I Demon i-
crow .-I the cruiser
i . deserted the
ii. Sun Cal,
hi i f tin
. I . are holding
I I III
Ii a ll . ck
I., n in all
X. i . . . .
were
paid
the conducted with
regularity clock work it was
to are m n a to
roll and g, pay.
.-. good
i , night.
y near so large, but
i- mis very little than at
the The train hit
midnight tor
A True as Gospel
is s gar
i, . -Inn
is a t.
while
oilier
are The
crown . i law
loyalty j bat the of a
name is to in all.
n is so narrow,
n- y. in tin .-I, on .
with no thought what we i
and bear
A good limy m
be angry with m
i . it; but be mini
ever with world
i.- In ii.
The the world will
humanity
i's is divine, and that
true simply and
drinks have d
evils more con.
than nil those
by the
war, I mime
Art Appreciated
During one of
a poor must railed
several times to him. Each
he a picture which be had
painted, Ml it with a mm
he needy
stun.- s. read note mid
look the wrapping from the picture.
Ii proved to a painting m
forest it a
moment, and then
Jerk; him flu. ll be
poor his he mast u
of
the
y b
i . i, the , Kn i-
the New York city campaign . ban paid
which men to profanity. , .
Bliss is net . .,
I. man I.
Id ll In . h
day. m. ,, .-till
y ii can heart bill
., -j n mil-.
yell. loser Ml
only covers the Tills
-i I
Inly ease in
mid he caught he sway
the bank's
baa quarantined
It's a to our
merchants, as they owe big bills there.
now I
No train.-- Hop m
Fact is. lull so many
they know better,
profane but ho has
using ugly cuss words public
to denial of tho
Charge that funds of
National of
which being
r. of lieu. the
v for
greater York. Mr.
should read
ponder bis comments upon
fellow who much.
Tho screws have
turned upon
. Lurch,
w ll I ii -i Ir i. am .
i i. I
in
A tier been i
nil -In sap
ll all I i ll
I I i tub
I-. Hi m
.-. I h allowed Io I an
.; ii i. t I .
baa i .- from ii. I county
tho mi ii also that
a harder than baa U called . ,.,,,
present week. Many Hi m when .
have poverty as an ex- I T
with n.
a fork
i. robbing
ii. church j
ii in one
th .
.- . I i c lurch,
I . iii
n ii i to i. M.
. ill ll. . I I
g i . .- .-i fuming women
lion-
panic
ll
, He with at
for not going homo to vote, principal were
Dues mm a hatch of their i
railroad In . were pupils I
taken from I not
the Mr. in-
A reported
agent, and spring where a principal draw per
tickets have been planed the month public lands I'm-an
A -i in .- ii.-1
. i in Va.
I'll I .- .- l -i Iii.
inn. a a Ii All the part n
. i
Sing i. . lull i me
II Her J
1- . birds
n all dog I
mi era i
. lit. in may applet down,
iii I ho l
. i jug .; i time
chance,
ii gnU are sweet.
Mary, nil
Beading not
It is very easy for who
reads a great many
books lake the whole
too writes in
the November Journal.
novels is neither
proving your
No doubt tho
fiction one may up a great
of valuable observation
life which tends t general
and, there is
among some of stuff
that it called literature lint
knowledge high, the
price of it can seldom be paid
coin of tho Imagination, Tho
takes fiction seriously
is apt to If
we get out a book
something to put us u
attitude toward tho various kinds
of people meet we cannot
complain of its influence A
novel, is not, be ex-
to be. a moral
made of
it does have an
ii on one's ideals
and conduct. Whole
tone of who writes it is
impressed his
A IN ONE DAY,
Take I Quinine Tab
ii-. refund the money
I u inn.
The Market is now
Open, Open ail
the time.
mi m
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.
OVERCOATS
The seasons certainly do fly around, yet we
keep ahead of them in our buying with
selling. Ready to talk fall and
winter Overcoats now, good one cheap.
Fall and Winter
DRESS GOODS,
HATS
Is Now Grandly Ready
H. M. HARDER
Washington to
bus, Ohio,
to his
-r hired Iii.- n--i or
II be true, a man i
mil lit in be in room. i
n -iii-iii i. Hull
little not and are
in a to -i
ii Where an m-
i- needed, i-1 lbs o
make it.
Mini, n-
Below are Norfolk r i
tor h i
h . c n II- in
who lo ho too poor
to buy their own railroad i
each of has m-
that by the
headquarters in
he secure round
trip from that
city to his
Slate. And that t all ;
of those been
a hint that it will very
for not to homo cant
Ilia vote
Om Huh r,
i-vi ii in the
for
,.,.,,,
National
are
tho Ml the stuff
Cobb Bras.
i oil
Me
l.-HI
In
It nuns um in bite M.
near mash
will t d
probate in Chicago the aggregate
Aim. Louis, on
ti were
. Are, u Ion of
The Hit- was by u
. n dropped by
of clerks,
A i ;. u
BOB an In
mill. Tho bey was snapping
mi n an -i mill ii
his
I.- hi
OM Mi. in
in ii- . 1,1.-,
weight
II ll. . r I mill s.,
. j. it in i i re,
taken at
hi i leading
o mil be rewarded,
T. at
. N. C.
THAT
BOOK
of Fall is in;
containing
styles to stock three
at They are
CO. creations, the
sol I who ere fancy Draper's
of modern
work many Come in and turn the
pages of this great of fashions.
-I fur Fall and Winter Suit or and
get the right fit, the right workmanship and the right
M. H.
-DEALER IN-----
HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES
N. C.
I will the best goods and
will sell them at the lowest price possible. I
will do all can to obtain and hold your pat-
Come and see me.
. M. H.
Next door lo THE LIVE GROCERY
Ti
quality at the right price.
Vs . ii a. v.
I also have in stock a lull line of
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes
Tall see arc invited to inspect
my stock and lean, the low pi ices.
S. T. WHIT.
Tobacco Flue Makers
and Bicycle Dealers and .-
Iii pi t-t fully offer their to public- We are
Tobacco Flues
and assure you will make the best of Fin
or tho All our work is guaranteed and are ready
i n ii v L Iii ii our line a stove to a We w
ha you to come and see as. Respectfully,
CO.
EH
-f
hi
Hi
HI
l I
If Washington were
alive he would be at-
by the
National Flag floating
over Frank Wilson's
store.
mm
too. People who are alive
usually Bat h to
to date garments- We don't
keep the style he wore. And
ii a choice he'd have.
Hack suits, single and double
breasted
each with a style peculiar to
ard Worsted, plaids and checks
stripes in bewildering variety,
blacks, blues, browns, olives and
beautiful combinations
of colors.
Suits for
sport, suits in all
Yes, would
toy bis Clothing from
Gents Furnishings
is superb and your inspection is invited.
FRANK WILSON,
GREENVILLE N. C
THE REFLECTOR
Local Reflections
OCT.
in baa two
in When it in .-
are
up
a Ml the
legal limit
The Club
land, Norfolk, to
ball in
next
There were some very
colored tho l.--,
They and
ard came very near having
There wt re many people Iron down
the read at the here
The evening train had three
and were packed In them
thick in a box.
i i
Hill in Weldon Nov.
Mr. W. T. Godwin la preparing to
build another ht use on ave-
Since the have
the town hits
Maude, dear, we believe the
In a Coal
a minor poet.
being placed en the
preparatory to building a on
Mr. T. K. lot on Dickinson
avenue.
A Detroit girl breach of
and place her at
Her were
down from
If in the Green-
ville foot bridge were patched
bridge would better walking.
have not no-
In the i i.- Lion What
F. i in- lo be mailer the
laughing
What r Nearly all of
him. got
n baa enlarged.
you can go
TOW gun
limn ii
Kiel Yam
J. S.
The of the
men here to
h light tit-at
and more tomorrow
morning.
Time crowd in
ii in- in
The N. Y, limit i-, Golden
Seeded in lb
at S. M.
All who were in
in I'M. returned- Friday evening
in the Ricky Mount lair.
We regret lo hear that Mr. J. II.
critically ill at home near
Falkland. Ilia condition la
here
PERSONAL
OCT.
F. L. x. cl I
R. L. ii, cl Fin i ill. . s
today.
F. G. left- morning
.,.
. . II ii
here.
D. J. morn-
Kins on and -y- i day
here.
A. K. I Mislead and II. J. of
Durham, today on Greenville
lull ii market.
J. J. W.
J. R. Cherry, Jr., W. J.
W. J. J. Cherry, Jr., M. L.
Starkey, It. L. Smith W. W. Per.
kins went Io Rocky today in
attend Ike lair.
Lee is today.
left this morning.
Kev. J. i
here.
W. M. Lang, U was
W. A. 11-,
here today.
J L. T nil went lo R Mount
it. C. Than
John R. clever
is here.
Airs. B. illumed Thurs-
day a visit lo
Miss Nan Cow has been
lier II. L.
Thursday Ayden,
Rev. John and wile and
two children, of N. Y., who
have been the of Maj.
II. Harding, Thursday evening
W. H. is sick.
L. V. Snow Hill, in
town.
B. C. from
morning.
Smith
in i
R. K. returned Friday
evening Durham,
Mi-. J. S. returned Fri-
day evening Baltimore.
Prof F. F. en train
Friday lo New-
Rev. A. W. last night
at and went to
today to mi. ml I lion
Rice mi shaking hands
it mil- the depot Ibis morning.
He was passing through lo Rocky
Mount.
Miss Warren, who leaching
in Washington, hone Friday
to her parcels River-
aide Nurseries.
Rev. Bradley and wife
Neck, came Friday evening
to the family J. N. Hurl, broth-
of Mrs
LICENSE.
lac the
for Month
Register
in-.- ibis week,
while couples colored.
WHITE.
Duffy r Mary i ale.
J. and Nora trail
and Cox.
While.
and Nelson.
it.
and Mary F.
Hull Mm I in and Andrews.
. n Rodgers ard Knight.
The I issued
Hie in of was
nine Bad
inn
Two
in Succession
was here
and n about. Blink sale
days in There so
much on darkness over
buyers before were
with last and had
lo be lint tiling Ibis
Today there more tobacco
lieu gel in nil the
floors. It Greenville
was gelling as
tobacco as tan be bud any
maid not sec our warehouses
baling
is, has bis in ii
Eastern
Married
Mr. J. B. us
his Mr. J. I. sol, Jr.,
live s Chicago, la
Wednesday to a Log.
friends here his old
home extend and List
ST FOR
Ruin. ., I
A box party the i
are wooden
overcoats.
Hough
ball lava.
Is ii
North
loot
The who a is
in luck days.
How to a good
padding
out el
who had been
simply make
go
This-oil weather
the the mud-
slinging campaign in Kent
goes a until
anxious bear
th
Ill
Times the
s.-ii-. don't lo
at all.
i.-- gorgeous. Coil me
It
your room war
company.
as
b Her
Saturday Sale
Today e Ural MM season a
on
tobacco row, There was SO much to-
here Friday only three
warehouses c. complete their
and one house a full
ii. i i in i- 1.1- until
ho the is not
going ahead
A Sale
Thursday sold u barn
The
pounds were divided in seven
and brought
U and an aver-
age of That was a sale
or n of just it
through, good sales is
what Eastern i,
for.
The aged Thomas L. Henry,
Station, , the
Saturday Mr. Henry
died, and notice lo that
to the Two
however, life returned, when
arrived the
and them lime
of day.
Washington I
The a
complimentary ticket to the
ton fair Nov. to fair
promises to he a grand in the
way of exhibits and The track
cue of the beat in the State and a
largo number of have been
entered.
ITEMS.
Personal Kettle
Dead.
N. C, Oct. 1897.
J. II. all mini. week.
It la girl.
a number our people took
in the big
Mn- Mary returned
home Monday
Little and J. A re-
turned Rocky Mount Tuesday.
j. J. Hauls, wife Miss
Mary, left Monday for to
attend the convention.
M. and daughter,
Mary, returned home Saturday
a few in
J. K. and little ton
leave today their home near Rocky
Mount, after lime here
visiting her parent, Mr. and W.
II. Williams.
It ll with deep sympathy that we
the death
wife of M. It, which
curred bar home near hero on
a long and painful illness.
Truly can said that u
and woman gone. Where
the were there she to be found
endeavoring to their -nil. i-
Sin- leaves n husband, three
and a host of to mourn
her death. extend to
ed our sincere sympathy.
Elephant's Hide.
Mr. F. M. Hodges has a souvenir of
circus that is decidedly out
ordinary. It a small
bids c the had elephant. He was over
the train the keeper was doc-
burnt place on the elephant's
Mile the keeper gave him a piece oft
the hide that peeled ell.
lie Still Loves Flowers
Senator R.
Falkland, Saturday here on his
way home In m Christian Confer-
We saw hint
up bearing a
Imagined that the mind of old
Veteran of Democracy was running back
over the when his
speeches in the Senate brought many
offerings the ladies In the
gallery.
snow, I
think college brutal. Wig
j., ---v and
alter the glee and banjo gel
upon public.
wonder why it
has in r
ill ain't but
you never bear the lady
and In the garden first
found a in a
I shall atop
i.-n i tin-
Country Editor Yes,
I have a way lo diatoms-
the news, and save piper and
I'll just tell the wife
The most complete stock at
STORE.
ext to the Bank of Greenville.
We
Lead
in
Goods
Again
This
s;
Conic
and
sec.
I If I
You want the newest, prettiest and
most stylish
l GOODS-
j Our Autumn stock is now ready and
j surpasses any we have ever shown.
Most Attractive Foreign Fate;
latest domestic novelties. No
, other house shows such a line.
j Lang's Gash House.
LANG SELLS CHEAP.
MANY THINK
when the Creator Mid to woman,
sorrow shalt thou forth
that a curse was pro-
against the human race,
but the joy felt by every Mother
when she first presses to her heart
her babe, proves the contrary.
Danger and suffering lurk in
the pathway of the Expectant
Mother, and should be avoided,
that she may reach the hour when
the hope of her heart is to be real-
in full vigor and strength.
MOTHER'S FRIEND
so relaxes the
system and as
Nature,
that the
change
takes place
without
sea, Headache,
Nervous or
Gloomy Fore-
boding of
a ii d t ll c
trying hour is robbed of its pain
and suffering, as so many happy
mothers have e x p c r i e n c e d.
Nothing but does
this. Don't be deceived or
persuaded to use anything else.
la
II. Kim Ci.
Of mall
win.
all untiled lieu.
Tho U Co.
Get on the Ground Floor.
mi Killed.
Smith, die
train, laid
one of in
killed the
the N.
the train Id I e
up in two The
killed by the section lying
betide the track, and the
when it would not en n pick
the body up.
We sell Groceries so low that will make your
head swim. We are receiving daily
choice line of
COFFEE. 11.110. FLOUR MEAL.
i Canned Goods of all kinds. Tobacco, Cigars,
and everything y t in a first-
class Grocery which we offer at prices
that defy competition.
James B, White.
A Burst of Bargain Sunlight.
J R. COREY
Bum in-
Some More n Prices
Horn U another those fine aides
by K intern Warehouse. It
J. hail pounds in Iota
that till, III
an average Such
these count and they are what
bring many the farmers lo the
Warehouse. Tho farmers
know that Old Man Una and
Joyner are going to make their tobacco
bring the beat prices that can be had.
m warn
A Horse
Millinery.
Also a nice line
Groceries.
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
Brown,
to see
Clothing,
Capes, Dress Goods. Notions, Caps.
RICKS TAFT.
Jill
ALASKAN TRUNK ROAD.
LIVE TO
IX TUG
GOLD
HUM
Mk
l L
. Silk i.
. HI. r la
r-
Arc Work Ike
Trull ad
,.,,,,,,
Alaska. Oct. . via F ,.,;.
Oct. l to bar
a railroad In Spring.
no longer any doubt that Cast.
on
rifle In
. BU
of N
era I
limit
and
t-.
th . and at, a I It baa
iii alt A
i.
i . , . I
; ; r
a lire work , i. read find tow
be coco. The- a-
It by a greet
and H
It is
dollar can raise Into
v I J from
l B
much Bed the
r l are ton
i U anon, vale
; Is
an and
S .
i; tar as la River
yon b, I at
lent
at Ball above
. ;
sad
I. mad a I
of
K . I
l .
u w, II
Alaska is i at
territory In the world- -en, van
t . in and lb C
la ; r
am away
. I
mi .
t a
, . far at of
any i .- of
earth. baa a million dollar.
and I I
. -i .
, fact i I
. . . . i . . . in
., in l two
c the Call-
I bi
tn ere .--
and K Ar
the i think.
i i s
n Jun an,
I Is i I ;
the I It U i
, . lorn
la Al . n
I In
I C
River eon In fa i i at
to i In Al
; . . i In
real It Is in that they
f I .
.-. n
The area rush I I
II Spring
will
. i ill- Copper Cook
and Pi i William Sound, The
Dora, fitly this
I over ninety
for the Copper Every-
slope, this
I , Ban l . as are
j to com arty B off.
Hundreds would-be Ilk I from
East, who come to cross
territory. The
ill made back
rm tut.
.;. pine
red a rich ,.
t a placer mine on the I I
From Horn.
t.
diamond
What if you have lost ring
you haTe sated
gr.
b a cloak i
j. i All tie photographs are
Th
i n
a It is s
r v. it
QoM here should pro-
of legal
and drafts don't go
lure, there Is as yet bank In the
an i and
snow a
sun.
The Governor and are
hundreds of letters
Alaska and Us re-
M the difficulty ex-
; the officials In
i the Alaska
r Commerce i i i I
bureaus hi rs an I
literature really
of this territory i ii-
sued far. and the necessity
system
-i. . i n dally.
Alaska hold the Inter-
est world at tars during the
next d n I, a great deal
. ad -i -t in the
n up some
. t . Bad
. .;. much to burn that
they'll i t lick of the smell the
A d liar coat covers a
soul.
A heart love U like a
man
ii least,
It if in lam
hi
the ii
Particular to crime
of bu buys
At
last wot k lie one
V . ti i- tot i It-r is our
a wire a their
to this subject-
i,, proportions
c but
thing male lot He a
and will have j y. , ,.,,,,
II- i ball nu the of bis
is lining nothing to nuke rs happy., voice knew,
Any fool make money, bill I
in la know haw lo spend it
Ink.
Pills
Cure Al
Liver ills.
Prevention
better than cure. Liver
Fills will not only cure, but if
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
biliousness, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
TONS OF GOLD,
tint in It Mo
Value.
ion t a Para That Ab-
DUBLIN, Oct. It.-An extraordinary
was J early on Tuesday
at County
PI In the
, I a woman named Wilson.
p lamp exploded,
setting t place on lire.
there was a wild
, from of the more
I j return d, however, a mo-
utter, and, amid .
,;,. M-- and an invalid
i Johnson were i l an
lira e.
.;. extinguished the
I i . of the brigade.
L.
Pi who bu Just I
lawn for the Copper In
the i n I Alaska, is
its art already at i on th lint
the Alaskan trunk re I way,
and that will be broken ere
any tn km, He will on be
i r
i a i r r
follow mighty to its
r then a without
of cars City,
will ii half m to i a
railroad to the
w It was to run ft .
t-.
Cap pi I that th
per and Klondike I
lash train end to the other of this
vast territory long before
the trails can again be
that the much-need I
way will prevent ft the
mad rush over tin frightful crags f
to say no-
thing of tho safety and
travel by rail to all the i-i-r
U -i will
i . o h ch than an; h r
pt,
river steamers the C r,
White l r. per i, m
rivers, which last will -th if
will dream -f th
dreary and dangerous tramp over the
Th.- ad will m n I
the transportation of
will favor In
t for the carrying i
commodities, on account of the
if ii will
Journey to the geld re-
as easy and almost as rapid s
trip to the Maine p
A for usefulness
line, says the captain, u l- the one
thing needful t. the quick I i a I
if the territory to enlighten-
of the world In r i to
tin and variety of
When men
nations, he prophesies, really arrive at
an the
of sud n wealth that have
in Red In in the broad bosom
of ibis land of gold, they will flock to
Mils country i
he says, will have t be prompt
If they wish enjoy the Brat
gather their own rich a
to Ike
The captain, who is n v ran Ala
gun. having been a pioneer in the
country and far to tin of
Bound pa
la
. .
. .
at H
to
I i .
m had
with the Cop i.
, I Vol
THE
RIVER
A . Hi
the
to Join
change r a port-
Copper a he i a R
t are i r
r a-
, i;.
the re . n of heir ultra
.
i I
north and i of
H and on i n Am
Inlet, r
at m
Sound i I . .
Bay. rt Th
if I tor I at
pond-
ant.
Very few. nut I
Is n. i Al ,
. Tl .
and Th
.- j
mile. No I
Tl i
taken A
All r the
a ii I I I the
of I
.
ii la much milder than
it of the Kl ; .
it in-
i r and i
the .- f until May.
Rain In and
her la g-
m I In I
I i re i along
Copper
as n mi ii ; I'd like lo n e. There
r m. . i I and there i
an abundance pine,
mill i i i at
the river pen
The C. pi r i
II into many .
wide, bar,
and an
Borne of
of Cl . Pass, weak, it-
wk n tie the hardship in
re for them, and as t a i . to
westward northward
. made ape-
Beat
r-
PI . I in I r .
I. t. Crimean veter-
an, s r, v II I Bat-
I ,, . ; . . . If t, d at
on Sunday. He Joined the
,, tit In i . tame c ant
m i , and m Bel p i and Inker,
hi lo Captain, now
Bold.
Tl la r and hi subaltern were
wound. and a commanded Hie
, . pan; end the action.
if ammunition falling, the Fusiliers
emptied the wounded
a, and the enemy with
their n
Von. there tool sold
the Klondike laid, a i
the
over the
Tho that then
ton gold in lite Klondike
Ida Ike hopes of
unemployed and and
lo any
to wot the tickle
are of gold
K Hut it should
ho forgotten there
to-s o
Idaho, hi d in other Stales and
lies cf tie Union, and
in cot that
time cf
CD tho Pacific
today, very of gold that has
cost mere than
its vain not only It COB
mote i
lint the jurors did not
and thus this false to-ti-
their
has
often The
courts cannot, of course, always
themselves per-
but they
Than ft. thus others. To make
have a salutary effect, and
Judge Greene's course in
this
and his In particular
i in Jill for it
Justice
fails too often, even when the
truth is brought out in the court produce.
house- If tho evil
false is lo CO
whole of
laws is a for it is upon
the hypothesis that tho truth i-
the court that
ho whole fabric
Observer.
loW. It.
DIALER IN-
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
m A AND ITS
the an absolute
remedy for Consumption. By timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been already
permanently cured. So proof-positive am
I, its value, but there are of its rower tint I consider it my duly to
, .,., those of your read.-rs
Is of
unknown and graves of
I heir lives to
these
tho OS
V , ,
Professional Cards
W. M. Bond. J. I. Heir
KM I NO,
Skinner. II. W.
SKINNER
to
Ha C.
N. V
In all the
F.
, no,
Greenville,
all the
a specialty.
It.
N. K.
A.
N.
all Hie
H. I.
H. u,.
over
Cobb store.
I GLACIER
of Alaska
MAP
AND DIRECT
. -t
i h plain
i l. in.
Hold la In and copper
Will
taken out the over th
xv- next few
year. Tin-
Ii. in transportation, buying
and ownership t
town and
from
t- V ion. Town come
devote
to the
regular
ti rout to Copper r country
fr i. i r w port . . and
Atlantic They also,
freight
deep water Inland to the
River and north t. the River,
In this way y would cover a
UNDERTAKER
T.
Wilson.
N.
attention to
., of
Loan on abort
John II.-mull, n. II.
Wellington, Greenville. N. C,
at Law
In all the Court,.
EMBALMERS.
We have received a new
and the nicest line of
fins and Caskets, metal-
and cloth ever brought lo
We i t embalm
its
Personal attention given to eon-
ducting funerals and bodies en-
treated to care will receive
every mark of respect.
Our prices are ever.
do not want monopoly but
We tan be found any all
times in John
Co's building.
BOB GREENE CO
bey dreamed cf.
It mi I he a wise law of
nature that -he of
in tiny since tie
baa coat
more its value. Of
there at a few who win fortune ;
there an who fairly
; hut the untold
of capital invested
which are
entirely added lo the
actual cost cf the production cf
where profit
fortune has been attained, make
cost producing
the profit.
With this Hi
most what
must be the history of many
who crowd the
dike region They are braving
the most climate of
the the Western world, where
frost pen. tho earth to bed
rock at ill of year,
and where tho of life
be except by
miles cf water
route, or the distance
Dy a yet more laud
route
Taking all the gold which
have tempted people of
section of world the
last there is no one that
promises so little threatens
so much as Klondike region-
Not in a can win
fortune ; some have to
for a period return
to their but a Inigo ma-
of the people who go to
Klondike sold fields this season
will never unless their
bodies brought back for
Yes, tot re are tons of gold in
Alaska, and there one
in a thousand or may win for
tune; out the great mass of those
who are tempted by the stories of
tons of gold be found the
Klondike fields will bu fortunate
if v ever get to then
with utterly shutter-
ed Let be tempted
by headlines in the
telling of tons of gold
in Alaska. There is gold here,
as it is in many other States of
the , but all the gold fields
of the world, the most uninviting
for adventurer is the
have Bronchial or
if will write me their
express and address. Sincerely,
T. A.
Cf
N. C
IN--------
MARBLE
Wire and Iron
-class work
prices reasonable.
obtained and all Pat-
C- U, V.
wan
, . . ,
of
Boo. V it or n. t. it.-
coal in U. S,
face.
Soldier In the
just contain tOO
and over large
Portraits, Maps, etc. The
greatest and War Book over
published, and only one that docs
justice to soldier and the
ca life lie for. Complete Ir. one
volume. Agents wanted everywhere, to
II on our new and easy
Many of lady and gentlemen
who are making from lo twiner
month. Veteran, Sons and Daughters
of and other are
to end for a
circular and
term, lo agent. Address, Courier
Job Co., Louisville
Ky.
A Great Sale.
One of the Farm, In Pitt County
to be -ii a Sale
1887.
By of power vested In me
by two decrees of Pitt Court
made at June term 1891, one In the
c MS of John T. Bruce I. A.
Sugg and wife K. and the
ether A. T. ft Co., against I. A.
SUB and wife E. Sugg, I will
el I at to the highest bidder
oil Monday the 6th day of Dec. 1887
that Farm lying on south aide
of Tar about two and a half miles
West of Greenville known
lands and
about rive hundred and seventy acres
more or It as.
A general of
can he found in the two decrees
referred to but a specific inscription
will be given of the land, to he sold
on the day of sale or be
tale by t me at my
office.
The trims in said decrees Is
cash but if not
ed to pay all cash and gel
time he can, II ho make
lo pay part cash on
the balance by giving note pay-
able, with simple Interest, in annual
secured by a mortgage on
the land
farm Is valuable for the
of cotton, corn or tobacco and Is
well supplied with tobacco pack
houses, Ac.
Those wishing to buy a line farm
near town will do well to examine
one.
Any desired can be had
by to the undersigned.
N. Oct 18th 1817.
T. J.
Commissioner.
THE OLD RELIABLE
-----S AT FRONT WITH A COMPLETE LINK--------
has taught me la cheap
Hemp Be rump, Farming Implement, and a
for and general house a we
Shoes. in I I have always on band. Am h
for Heavy Groceries, and Jobbing agent for N. T
and attentive
J. L. SUGG
GREENVILLE, N. C
HOUSE.
All of Risks placed in strictly
FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES
AM AGENT FOB
nil,, -r-
III MB
TWICE
.-A--
WEEK
-FOR
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
; Tuesday
Friday
-AT
VOL. XVI.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER
NO
CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT
papers for SI
Farmer and
paper Hint year ago, under
of Cunt- R- A-
made excellent r
State, bait
been revived Raleigh an.
farm and home paper.
Doubtless in this
who Hie r
and would like to have
it again and we are to
make following
clubbing;
For we will send
North
Carolinian, of and
Farmer and nil
papers a vein. Then
papers will give you
borne general
news and the farm news,
think of three of a
whole year for f
If you want the Atlanta Con-
added the above
you can get it for cents more.
or thrice a week New York
World for Any other
paper or magazine minted we can
give yon a discount, on in con-
with Tub Re-
One of
women of Newkirk, Pa. is Mrs.
who in Ireland
years ago, and has the
to prove it, gets around
like a lassie of does all her
work, gets her fuel
from coal bank, picking the
coal and th e buckets
A writer in de-
that is a
much so as dry
goods, shoes or there
is a difference. When a man
buys dry shoes or flour he
usually commodities
in limited When he
watts publicity be wants a
article, end be wants it by
wholesale. Half success of
business nowadays is in knowing
bow these wants be most
satisfied.
The has about
the gold let el.
When
getting tho
chase law repeal cotton went
down. It occasionally gone
up u . it flood about
the i; notch ever since, when
far nils were selling the bulk of
their crop-
G a pound seems
gold price. It
is Farm-
In k lot
ad the prices of their
when ordinarily full
been made, until silver
veil as gold is and used
as of final redemption.
Arc Better Off
Twelve from almost
stump heir
Populist declaring that
if Democrats defeated
and
list ticket elected we would haw-
good times, that every
would have and want
would Nearly
months have Bin
the en was elected and
b in State and
nation c of power. Where
are those good times is
gr at Look at
your tax receipts and sue if that
reduction of taxation which was
promised us has made-
Look , our cotton
see if farm products have in-
creased in value. Look at your
bills for clothing and see if a
tariff for protection protects your
pocketbook- the discontent,
usurpation of party office
holders, the of
in our State
answer for yourself the
we better
Don't Kick or
on Stump.
A Notorious Adventuress
is some years Victoria
die New
York in die mil
a Catholic ; and other
g ill. period
power ii Paris. It anybody
east lie
r t Ii Ilia
insight that
the ml a quartet a Us re
be I in an r
willow a r,
bearing name Mrs.
lo win in
Sal a ale
of
Senator Hanna made a
in Ohio Saturday, at the opening
of tho Republican campaign, and
if the newspaper reports of it
are correct, it was a strange
jumble of words nod ideas. He
declared, among other
that party
responsible through that measure
for
back this
lieu be said bu had
made up bin mind that
Lord is a and that
it is perhaps on this account
Creator baa caused short crops of
wheat foreign
There you have the average
R idea of lbs cause
better limes and higher
Tin. whole
freely is that the
looked OS the Republican
p. ii aid it . that He
then inspire the law;
t sure of
tn i result, oil tbs crops of
wheat those, winch
have
the United in the
Mr. Hunt a is ho
far we
who has bail the to
that Republic legislation ban
about the return of more
times, oven he is
inclined to ii a of
escape by the that the
Lo d is a Republican.
at this
judge the intelligence j Eggs May be Kept Fresh Three
Moses and Pharaoh's Daughter
A New once. ail.-
. ii-
youth, -his by
dangers to
s was in h'S lilt r
boat on banks the Nile , Inf .
was by Ids where
was by
the the
the of the
and claw tin-
is a that
daughter
An Illinois jury n met a
of other day
in favor of a widow who
sued for breach of promise to
and a special
dent says large amount
named creates general surprise,
as lb t personal damage
verdict in the past in Ibis county
was for injuries resulting
in The inference plainly
is that trifling with a pretty
widow's is a
about eleven worse than
death.
Stokes county farmers are
digging cellars in connection
with their they can
order their tobacco at any time
waiting for a says
the Reporter. They
will profit in ways by this
snail expenditure of capital and
energy. Tho can be mar-
to advantage, breaks
will be more regular and
buyer will be able to handle
leaf without inconvenience, as
often happens when natural
seasons do not at
long intervals. Beside, the
fluctuations in prices will not be
when
can be moved
If your neighbor prosperous
let him prosper. Don't grunt,
growl or grumble, buy good
word for and let it go it
Don't be a Your turn
will come- No one man is
whole show. If you see the
town is moving along, feel good
about it. Help things along.
Shove a little. Push- Try and
get some of benefit
Don't stand like a chilly
old cadaver. Don't waste your
time fueling sore because
other low has a little more
sand and than you have.
Do a little yourself.
Don't be a If you a
good word, lay it a
If you are full of bile and dis-
posed to say something
keep mouth shut- be
a knocker. No man made u cent
knocking. No ever
rich or happy minding
business but his own.
No man ever helped himself up
permanently by knocking bis
neighbors down. Give up a kind
word- it liberally. It won't
cost you a you may
want one some day. You
may thousands today,
next day without the price of a
shave. So be a
You can't it. It won't pay.
There's nothing in it- If you
want to throw at
throw Or
roses. Don't throw brickbats.
Or mud. Don't be a knocker.
If you must kick, go around
barn and take a good kick at
yourself- For if you that
way, you're the man that needs
kicking- But whatever you do,
don't be a
Times Star.
Republican voters in Ohio.
That State has to the pub-
some very queer
specimens. It produced
such monstrosities as John Sher-
man and who have
somehow to win the
support of the and bob-
tail- Of course, we do not
for moment that the
Republican voters of Obi MB so
recklessly as some if
their acts would suggest i bat we
do believe that they need to be
educated in the principle of
I honesty.
We don't know where the
school lowlier is to come from
at time. The Republicans
have had opportunities in
direction, have neglected
them- They have bad the exam-
of a i John Allen
and Allen Thurman ; but perhaps
the honesty and virtue of these
men are less attractive to
average Republican than
slick and fluent bossism of Hanna,
and the fraud and
that itself
We imagine a more de-
pressing spectacle than that
by such tn a as Hanna
and Foster re a
crowd of proclaim-
their own political honesty-
Atlanta Constitution.
Months,
It is impossible r some cf
the lo perfectly fresh
dining winter s Mrs
S. T. in th November
Home Journal. guard against
ibis, ii. summer time, when they are
. pack water,
will ken in good fer
three Pour
boiling water ever a pound of lime ;
when settled and p it
over the eggs which you have
small a jar, and
in a cool place. may
also be packed in sail ; anything
will close the pores the shell and
prevent evaporation will preserve
Eleven Inches of Hand.
In- So young married
Miss Do you think ho
good last. I
he had on morning lifter
supper-
The best salve In th world for Cut
Fever Chapped
Chilblains, Corns, and all
Pile, or on
It la to give
perfect or money refunded
price per box. For sale
Jan.
A VALUABLE
Editor tho Worthing
ton, Ind. San writes, have u val
liable prescription Electric Bitter
and I can cheerfully recommend it
and sick headache, and as
a general system tonic It has no
KM Cottage
was all run down
could not eat nor digest food, had a
headache which never tell her and
tired and weary, but of
restored her health and
renewed her strength. Prices eta
and per bottle at J. L. Woolen .
drug store.
BE CURED
by applications, as they
reach tin- diseased portion of the car.
There la only one way to
and that la by constitutional
Deaf caused by Inflamed con-
of the mucous of
When this tube gets In-
flamed you have a rumbling or
hearing, and when la en-
closed deaf the result, and
and unless call be
taken out and this tube lo its
normal condition, hearing will hi de-
forever; e out often
are caused by which la nothing
but all Inflamed the mucous
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness
that cannot cured by Hall's
i i ill Cure. for circular,.
F. J. CO. Toledo, O,
Hold I Druggist,
Hall- Family Fills are the beat,
Jim a aged about
n siding in Lexington, but
who was born North. Middletown,
County, has most
in world, probably, and
he he way. His
is inches long from ill
joint wrist to the end of the
in finger, and the thumb and
arc about tour inches in
His thumb nail is as big as
hull dollar. The two lingers
site, the thumb index
lintel I. hand arc about double
normal
A woman in whose
sweetheart dropped dead just before
wedding day, m died
the shock, whose died on
the way funeral and who
brother commuted suicide in
all these things, to the
conclusion she was hoodooed and
tried to drown Mic was res-
cued and brought n magistrate
who reproved her acting
such slight provocation.
AN AFRICAN MEDICO.
A 1.-0 .
and W.-re Mixed.
The was
ill taking the lid oil little
putting it on.
it off. while h- muttered n low
chant, and was apparently utterly
in this
of all other I wont
to tho patient and Inquired what
tho bad done for
and wan informed that In- had done
and was still doing Utmost to
End out who had stolen OM the
patient's souls. I Dr.
treatment was
but mow we would try something
more, so as to prevent the patient
dying before, tins obscure point in
diagnosis made out. I had a
good look at and found him
in u of lever. He was
ill the usual African way on his
and was picking at the
his hands, while he COO
versed with Ids father, who. I was
informed, bud Iron killed many
years ago. Then I went mid gut out
my look. Now, medical
hooks arc lino things in their way
afford interesting reading for
tho young, but they
ate and exacting on the African
traveler, for they don't make any
allowances for sin rounding
Now, this one of mine
it clear that the man bad got
sort of in his bruin,
and ordered, among other things
to blister him on the back of hi,
head and neck.
Well, I took tho mustard leave
went off u to obey
these orders, found that lie-
tween mo the back of the pa-
bead there was a mass of
wool some Inches deep. It struck
mo placing the blister on this
wool could serve no other end than
exciting its inhabitants, and there-
fore decided to remove it and
forthwith set out about clearing a
patch off with a pair of
watched with keen interest by us
many people as could into
the little lint, which was some
feet long, it wide and I feet It inches
high.
this lively
operation the patient, went off into
a brisk convulsion that frightened
mo out of my wits. Bo I dropped the
scissors reared, driving my
up through the roof, and tear-
that structure from
I it n collar or neck
while the patient broke the rest of
that simple home completely up,
mixed himself, and the scissors,
and the mustard leaves, unit tho
lantern so well with the debris that
it took some time to sort him out. I
regret to say. that tho pa
neglected for the next ten
minutes the assembled spec-
tutors roared so with laughter that
they were incapable of
was busy clearing off my super-
structure and trying an
TO MAKE FARMS BEAUTIFUL.
Royal th. food part,
Homo idea of the sine of
may be formed when it is known
that it an area of
square miles. This is WOT than
twice the area of Twelve
the of Pennsylvania could
curved out of tho territory of
Alaska.
with enough left over to
like South Carolina.
BUM shoes arc
Silver cranks the
in
Talk may be i heap in some
hut not when it is by a lawyer,
I understand why
1st his strength.
bar-
M death.
Haas, and OM May
Many and have
desolate because the
odd corner and bits of ground
left grow up in
weeds in summer and
dreary and looking the
r. It N the that
Whatever plot of land are
able cultivation because of
or because inconveniently
are left this wild
and mar the effect of an other
well kept or beautiful
home.
In a
issued by tho
. . W, T.
f. . . l inn-try, makes many
suggestions as to bow these
may b attractive and
Mr.
matter how small plot of ground
or how situated, there is no
why it should be an It is
this utilization of every nook, Corner
cranny and the making of two
of grass to grow whore a
weed grew before that has mode
rural England so beautiful to the eye
and so pleasing to the
sense. The agricultural and pastoral
landscape England, where the
little farms to the very
have been described as
There seems to
reason why the rural districts of
New Jersey, New York of other
state could not be made equally at-
tractive and
Mr. has utilized all of
these waste place the offices
and buildings of depart-
at Central Experimental farm.
In his report he thus writes tho
improvement of these odd
land adjacent to the office
and r building, which has been
devoted to cultivation of
mental I and shrub, looked bet-
this year than over As
the Increase in from year
to year the landscape become more
beautiful, The effects also of the
grouping are more apparent and
show jilt using combinations and con-
of color and form. A number
of the specie ate also beginning to
bear freely their white, yellow, red,
scarlet, purple and black fruits,
which still further heightens
The flower borders and boils
were a man of bloom from early
the summer to late the autumn,
gladioli and
particularly fine. More hedges have
boon planted and some small
areas seeded down. The trees
shrubs planted during the last
two seasons now add very much to
the of this section of
the
The foreman also calls
to u large number of trees
shrubs suitable for hedge and
mental purposes, Ho now has hedges
of W different species, Among
ornamental trees Mr. men-
several beautiful varieties from
Japan and China, such as the
the tree, the Japanese
quince and the exquisitely beautiful
maidenhair tree, or
The director, writing of the result
of this utilizing of all small plots,
number of specimen
which have been planted along tho
roads from the entrance gates to and
about tho building is and tho
specie and varieties
among these is about With so
many different typo of beauty
spread out on every hand tho visitor
finds objects of interest to claim his
attention every
many places the farm fruit
trees could be used so that they
would he at object of beauty
and profit, Even in the smallest
plots mill comers the weeds and
stones could be replaced by flower,
to tho delight and mental
improvement of those who pass
their lives on tho farm. New
Times.
POWDER
. .
Here a diamond there a piece
charcoal, carbon y
them mightiest
Nature. The food on your and
your own body ; tho same,
yet between the two tho
ion, growth or declines
or death
We cannot make a diamond, can-
not make blood and bone. No
Hut by menus of the Shaker Digestive
Cordial can enable the stomach to I
digest fowl which would otherwise for-1
and poison system. In ill
in- of dyspepsia Incipient con
with loss of
Is the best for Chi
drain Doctor recommend it place
Castor Oil.
Marriages and Other
Notes.
N.
ii i- filing here at
Dr. W. C. went lo
on
W. an the
ill.- on Friday last.
Brook is on the list this
week. We hop to see out soon,
Our physicians have been quite
past weak, mostly malarial
cases
Who sot choir Wed-
It was D . bat not
n.
,.
L. J. ii mail Went to Washington
Monday and while there sold ah
pounds tobacco satisfactory
prices.
Duffy and Miss
w ire I on -I i lad i
Who understand three are
billed same day no tar distant.
We in shown by J. a
day ago a of Setter
tapped scales at just 8-ii
ounces, also a small it
a second ho can beat it
near having a serious con-
The ginning plant
J. P. lire, by
spark engine, hut by
i is of our th tire was
before much damage
done.
That was ii very enjoyable evening,
at It
was the occasion a sociable given by
the young people of the place; quite a
number of their friends having been
invited to partake of the pleasure the
evening. At eight o'clock supper was
served, indeed a
and showed the taste
the Misses Brooks, assisted by the
young ladies of the place. Alter
supper some splendid music was
by Joe Johnson
and II. I. Blow, of Clifton, with
and accompanied by the
young ladies with piano- very
pleasant hide a were also
in went merry as a
hell Until night began lo
merge Into lb Wee hour, the
morn, alien the bade farewell to
their and took their departure.
go lo the says
what
wear, and men go to
don't wear.
he on
his
trouble was a parent.
Historic i .
Tho stump of tho tree to which
Israel was tied in tho
and Indian war is still
Standing in the village of
Crown Point, a town in upper
part of this state. It in tho
course of a skirmish Wood
creek, the tune of French in-
m August. 17-iS, that he was
captured by the Indians and tied to
this tree. the flames who
searing bis flesh he was saved by
Captain a From h officer,
Who from ill- through the crowd
and weak and no Cuffed and
of have u peculiar id of I the Indians and
and will be glad to learn victim. Putnam taken to
hat a for I v, r i- , , i- i.
manufactured and told and pies, freed ox-
which does nut injure Inn change. A great many Strangers
actually it. i who go to tho town hear tho
TOO, Tasteless j pieces of stump us
teed. relics. Tho is foot in
,.
T he stale beard
Nov.
Mr. brought in
mens a second Stop berries,
which arc his place near
the They us largo,
and nice as any s of
growth, the supply is not very
Greensboro
Notice to Creditors.
of county a
of
hereby
lo all to to
to
Mid persons
the i state are
MOM for within twelve
I- i from i ill or thin notice
hi o
i day of October.
I SUSAN
of K