Eastern Reflector

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In the Way Epigrams- HI MAID U l evil do not i. I ,, M AlI . . 1- ton w CO. . n mU . roe ii i i n- r having experiment. Credit is a hi iv slays with you until you are in people will no get into the heavenly Or- el, they play anything first It is very easy judge bow much and drinking other people A light Lent got I with n heavy i It's not the amass that gel the eat the Some people imagine ate religions when they net it is the rial ll. for one him who i; round And And DO ; I i i If grits, might me i r her m CC l turn to look, II i ii . I I I W e. . . . . r will -t I . Aid IV And h bread I mow. And e'en the I i a Ii An I r, And II I ill grow warm liar, En Ilia Tiny lb-in Inn, An I ugh lb tainting with tin I i II lL Amour bi it ii , tax i i. the I r . Y. ion. Mi- a-moo it ii i. age. t I i . -I ii la; I . thought h. at ii were beard racial hie highly well He looked. hut not rated. small firms well Bad say. At last the sound was pay a much where be r.-lit than the r placed tho lie bad i wall of poor y cultivated, bought the day One for Ibis is that a small farms are wall was hatched oat. done with less hired Mr. the chicken Neck wealth. and intends to raise Blade. i he Savings Bank. I d States and the Die- of Columbia have together roe a than Bra million depositors in gs whose do i y two dollars. more than ball Si l av i j gs i . i Ii . to H i ; to the of on re than hall e la complete of the i ii to be ward t i A postal bank will . i v- en v a ell . m a nm It will ti i ind , a i real tin integrity ii. i. I m the r ii . i at It will a t it- thing lacking in ; i i f lb tit- have eying . Tho machinery cl .-t- will lend itself readily to machinery ml lb i f i-., ii no State can. We lo u i , .- a . b ink cc, m iv --ii Die v lo saving at Ci i will been c ail let matter, I e to any V- i c Professional VT. M, Bond a, c . ii- i . In all i N. C ll W. mi- in I Skinner And till . . i r mind's lo match The lace. i- -I All . i h I ; i. .-;. I And win the spring again Our i will a i i. A i l ; i .--. i ill- sun Should . . Ill i . . her 1- i III . . . i. . Ill ii. ii T the a that . v bare in jail th 1,200 have a IS want to ho is in I hi i i n all l u ti. mi aid . ii deal and if I. u gen e aid i all his in bit vat would con- it Cb o. I and they were all coal I break all the the out . ii, be no f--t raw material t ill I w. An Old A iv Laud- ed i lie i iii H a ail-, I -1.- t. . M II. i i-r- ad we Are ; paper, ill and I ill i i rid is lull d.;. j ah n pie c . ; , , all know, bat of gin . B an lb any the r ,., i notice t lb. 0- c , W W -f race It only almost II a it be j neat .;,. e But expectations high are i , i . in which we must recover, and every i i.; u i- an r I ii r action corresponding de- Ii u pie- fair,, mi-i ail pi did is followed by a aeries i m i. rob life i I It u t . in i . i -I. t in,, i Bill I u heart with bright i- of are good I. every d t pie lean . pp hi d Ex. i nil i man who n- I o i. ad ii in jail i him, d . I . ball COB l prove I , -l i i . . Cotton i i re allowing p in d n did m it i.-f ti.- ii weaving at this piper i ii of lion. II M- s i-.-i. Govern i North H a and Hon. M Van a f i editor Howard I iii . of lb cash in a -m.-. or fl n on rd Coat Temple. A noted and who of time -mil work has been d ring soil f I it lit, says few ii pie even palmy and lire hive tho cost great temple. the of r Id, and wen to Ike . slim of p The worth of tin is a i illy as Id, according were valued which i to . i . to 573.203.203 pounds, ha of according to the fame authority, were more able, down is north Pm and tin. f linger, l .-I i , ibis add tin- building material, r, etc., and Rome wonderful figures r -nit. Ti ii lb cedars, ,; v o bearers f bade a, I, U i f , overs is all of whom ate em pi . i I even and ii whom, their wages, bestowed if tin ii food as worth nits-, in-, sum total for 03.877,188 pounds daring of build materials in are as in a total, just for is of the whole coil pi or out 853,117,034,868.- I he ink Age More ate print- ed today than before iv N many year Ti. i Companion prepared by, and it with work being o n id that ho is I man, m Die day if be had not The Con p don't aid I e, I can it. I in it bop i mi. he wisdom and nu of age. I it as us win u I was a boy, a ill- t-i-k. tn ll d r . s as possible. Today I t.- in inly nil d i s, ;,, pal a ii. form mil matter . i t a i mi en i u i- ml i. i p the the the Ex Surge u u to t following of ; i fever epidemic in on ago i man who fever IO till . was a in Tampa, and Tampa u o How yellow lever or ii j yellow fever d in a his i so t p. m, and love- Ii. re l b Jacksonville ard foyer with i j in This i o mi I of , Blared than a too bottom of every all of Thee The political ill s- I are .- toot, am i . r, i v i Sim., people thought lint at time they wore too severely char abused, you please. but are v weak that tow only helps o t of the t that tin in in i i A Word the Doctor. Sleep in . in at I any or ; .- l Eye- lid are an and even by real- d and m by -1 lit II r pi ll-r It's all toe, It Bow eta in a k i-- i i thrown oil I v d l I- in long ea they'd i Io live, do i. i equal the car i- i-l-- . r that -1 a in r. i- in ii-- In ii lo he done a ; rain lo a part In lot wall i. wan r ah i Id I can In- it pi up Mi a i i i i i ii lib i a lone I i- for In ii i ii is I II., part i lo -ii-1 a I In n i ii j -i of bI II ;. in ii ii it I i- i I- . in a la a Ion, narrow at tip rubber, -l . ; a I i end a i. It r lying. i-, .- in l-v Is ii. ,;, can tie obtain it in complete been to lie v. In ,, i s- this Cornea ins fact are my i re i ii. nutritive iii. nail reason a 1.1 tide l j. n i. red. y b u. i ., v.-.-, and iii- u- . baked and ground into I they w I a h who Lave ii- in not undertake i- eel inch send at once Special -I i All I. ill, I and many valuable be New Yet Law- o Pills Cure Mi Liver ills. W. of Jots I i i . iii to us lay. a bat t ii wave of prosperity e on up there lbs Cleveland panic was. A many only milk cow s. leaving Swift N- C. n. la, N . s. iii all Hie I. a way. But I m tiler, and u. bargains know that it and make Companion with I modern ad one up, tor boys an like it and wt-ll as over did. It is u of every well good paper to grow no This i- The Youth's Companion will of the ml. one of tho milk or butler, order the peal tint this n money to pay beat o and of City oat of during 1898 It will .,, , short of ab i and of Tho various de- tho paper of tint beat wink A CLEAR HEAD; digestion; Bound sleep; a fine appetite and a ripe old ago, are some of the results of the use of Liver Pills. A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue. A Known Fact. An absolute cure for sick head- ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills III am. lug rear will i. a it- SMITH A hit store GREENVILLE. N. C i- and in a of NEW a SPECIALTY Ail kind done use labor end good mat rial and are prepared to give -oil i i.-f art v WHICH A D to K. Whichard, N. C. . . . . The Stock complete in . j every department and Highest market prices paid for country produce. buy ii. i fit y i t, ., t . . i . v u i- t-f FURNITURE i lie tori ASH ii-k run s. l. M ; or- itS Old line N. O, IN-------- MARBLE SERVICE leave fur hind on Tar River and at M A. M. Returning leave at A. H. and Greenville 11- i -in-- are to of. on Tar River. Connecting fur Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Bo-ton. Shipper order marked via New York. fell, ft from Boston. son. Agent, I J. Agent, . Hum lire ii -mt , ii i i-. in r, win in I a in i -in . I'm a Ion ii- ft Store. E, K. to pt attention given i. . of on short that is being done hi Hit world- Tho ion who all rs, ear j e u all in twelve a and In gold. It t el CAMERAS. Don't tint Editor Man Harding, Greenville, N. Al nominal p l-i- M KW iii. I i ii non -ii-on. out i i i . in. i ,, ;, i i i I I Platen, in bu A young woman puked fun editor of It inner l. pi editor went for owed on John II. small, W. II. Long. N. C. O at Law Bad By Hint to New will receive every week from time is pt I 1808, and n a lull rear to January, An illustrated in so , of Companion FIFTY S Consumption an In Aye,, to Kith com or photographing Band to y tor lull u till, offer, u- i. , x- The C i- ill I flit ll n By It; nu high an I In every n-, it, mi with all modern j , cured. So am I i and i- of its power that I it my duty to i , lo those of your IT, The New York UNDERTAKER Ledger N. V. EMBALMERS. have a lit, and u.-. line Mid t in -n-.-ti, lit; and ever in i . i ii to and en treated ti care of M are lower than over. do not on but be i. any and in John Buggy BOB a obtained and iii Pu- mt C. Of .- i u. ii. and ct t -t. i t-cud m draw ms or II or of ft r-t A w to with COM HUM ii t. . a. .-. Wive and Iron Fencing on work prices reasonable. A Great Land Bale. One el the Beat in to b-j m, i c Sale an. By virtue of the power vetted In by two of Pitt Superior made at June iii In the MM Jehu T. I. A. wife the A. T. A Co., I A. and wife K. I win all nip to the bidder on Monday 6th day Dee. 1897 that valuable Kara lying on oath side of r about two and it half of known and containing live hundred seventy more or I. to. general of the found in two ii tarred to but a Will given the to lie sold the day of or can be had by t at my The term- el tali In la hut If ii not to pay all ca-h If do- sires, make arrangement to part on the by giving his note payable, with simple Interest, sec lie I by a on laud. ii In t n the c i- or tobacco and well supplied with tobacco u-, pack houses, Ac I Those to buy a fine farm near town will do well lo examine one. Any desired can bad by to X. O., Oct T. J. THE OLD RELIABLE -----S AT TUB. FRONT WITH A LINK-------- OF has taught the best la cheap for general boOM m we Shoes. have on hand. h for O. N. T Cotton, . J L SUGG I J. It U GREENVILLE, N. C HOUSE. All placed In FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES rate AU nines TWICE -A- WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. VOL. XVI. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER NO Tuesday Friday -AT- . Mall We will mall free of all our Stoves Crockery. eta M la c-m- ever and we pay ll postage Our bowing- i-n for If are wanted, mail He. In There la you pay your local dealer per you can buy from mill. Drop a lino now to JULIUS HINES SON, Baltimore, mention paper. Mr K in I.- j- line weighed in balance and found wanting. He has quite lo.-i halo. voted for a and find they elected only a trading politician, bad pawned in advance patronage to crowd of and that ever maneuvered and intrigued and bowled the inter eat of an unprincipled c lid Wears A rather sight in court last was a man apparently or years old in female He hails from below Cairo somewhere, and is in each a garb, we told, be- cause it than ordinary men's clothing- We'll bet to the most striking illus- of poverty under gold standard is on roe Enterprise. A Fruitful Meld for Fakirs A Rood school North Carolina nerd to be put in the public themselves and kept there until lean something. Last year a of fakirs traveled I State felling worthless in- at exorbitant prices headed and we observe that they are at same business again this- school the tango and and thimble-rigger who travels the circus all Qua a fruitful Sold. goods circular bus caught a good of our fellow -ii if a man with a gold brick come among them bu would his We believe we will go along with St- Mebane on proposition for compulsory provided be will agree the law shall be to the as well as Observer. Wellington's and Napoleon's The that of Wellington rode at Waterloo named Copenhagen. When fearful battle over, the horse appeared to sympathize with and appreciate his master's success for when duke arrived at and after bridal reins to a groom, dis- mounted, the horse kicked up bis apparent ecstasy of delight, saying as clearly as it is possible for a horse to say any- thing, I am, I will make yon see I well as the ran show my j in victory which my master has duke saw to it that hagen was well provided for in his old age. He bad rations, beak of ind was allowed to roam at will in park at name lives with master's, for it linked with his in Napoleon, St. once said his horse i has memory, and He distinguishes bis master from servants, though these are moat constantly about him. I had a which distinguished me from the rest of world, and which manifest- ed, by his bounding haughty gait when I his back, that be carried a man superior to those him. He would not suffer any one to mount him ex and the groom took care of him- When I had lost my way I threw the his neck let him pick way, with the inevitable of finding right Harper's Hound Table What's bred in the bone is out to us by The campaign manager issues the dodgers and candidate dodges tho issues. Th political party worker is the one who is most success- in working the The barber ways tells a hair raising story when he trios to sell a bottle of bis tonic The Charlotte News prints the following i Discrimination by newspapers becoming dangerous- A few days ago a prominent elder in a Baptist became because be a Methodist editor did not write up a Baptist church entertainment as as he might have done, sallied and killed the editor. Now the Roxboro Courier, of our own Stale, is in trouble. That paper saw I of tho prisoners who has been in jail for mouths for blockading, took at the Courier last week. He said he was put in j we didn't say a word about it. and was put in for robbing the mails we gave a long write up the least appalling the gram, a war with Spain is the multitude of pen- who would come out of the struggle to deplete govern- for the next five hundred We have had this in mind nil along and con- sider it one the most appalling of a prospective war. The of this country are now and have been for year s with public and con- people of this country need to consider seriously not only cost in life and money of on a war but never and increasing pension list that would come it, before they allow the to involve them in a war with Land- mark It's the Trade Magnet. Good advertising is the mag- which pulls trade Yon may just as values as other fellow, but if he tells public about In.-, ability to do better for any else, and you do jot, he will gel the trade. If you newly es- in business, no matter how h yon deserve the i m. f public, things won't come your way very unless you toil why it is to their advantage to trade with convincingly and keep telling them. If you i Up your line in your town, best way to keep u on tho position is to keep right on tilling the how by more goods, or better goods tho money, oilier firm- Chicago Dry Goods Reporter. The Vote in Ohio. Nov official vote Ohio for the re- candidates for Governor at tho is thus Holiday Pro., Pop., Dexter, Dem., Socialist Labor, Protective, Liberty, Bushnell's 28,101- vote Ohio President and other tor President, here for Bryan, Dem., Bryan. People's party, Layering, 6.063; Pro., Socialist Labor. Palmer, National Democrat, plurality The Senate has known members, known Democrats one fusion elected on Demo- ticket in Cincinnati, Total The House has members, known Democrats and fusion elected on Democratic ticket in Cincinnati. Total On joint ballot the Republicans have five majority. II they can get fusion Republicans the majority will be Of the known Republicans three have declined to say how will vote for United States Senator. Haunt men claim all of known Republicans, which if the claim is well would give Mr. a majority of two on joint ballot. often Quoted The i I Devotion of Two Lovers Miss Minnie of of Bear this county was recently taken to the State Hos- at For a time she had been some time since her mind be- came and it thought best to have her to the Hospital, she could be properly Rev- G. Cox relates to us a pathetic or series incidents, connection Miss She was engaged to a man years ago would have married but for tho which came upon her. Four years ago this man, who became very ill. Ho taken with fever which it was would prove fatal. But was brought back to health. The that presence cf lady and In r is saved the sick man's life when the lady a and lost her mind the y man if possible, more loyal in his devotion than ever. Last week he accompanied her to and saw that she would propel cured the Stale Sun- a la on cent of a disease he uses bis THE VET W. M. Repine, editor III., wont keep without Dr. Vow for Colds. Ex- with others, But got the true remedy until med Dr. New No other remedy can lake Its place In oar home, a In It we have a certain and cure Whooping Cough, It It Idle to experiment with other even II they are urged on you good as Dr. King New Discovery. There arc not a good became has a of cure slid besides Is guaranteed. It Trial free Jno In drug My success is owing to Keeping everlastingly it brings W. Ayer A Sou. he road to through T. Success depends upon a liberal patronage of printing J. and brought me all I T. Stewart. Constant and persistent tit is a sure to wealth- St. Guard- Advertising is like learning little is a dangerous P. T. Ad .-i i-r to what steam is to machinery propelling I would think of business without clerks as with- out advertising-John maker. lie who dollar should dollar in advertising that T. Stewart. in To buy reproduce famous paintings an expenditure that could be less, as in the case of The Youth's Companion, the enter- is sustained by the approval of more than five hundred and subscribers. The ion's Calendar 1898, a series of charming figure pieces, faithfully in colors and embossed in gold, is recognized as one of the richest and most costly examples this form of art- Vet every new subscriber receives it without charge Moreover, the paper free to new subscribers eve-y week from time the is received until January, 1898, and then for u full year lo January, 1899. The popular price of The Com- is a year, tho of its contents, it a paper every household- Exceptional attractions are prom- for the fitly two numbers to be issued during 1898. The Kl Hon. W. E- Gladstone, the Hog. Thomas L Heed, Kip- ling. Lillian John Bur W D. Mas O Roll are prominent in the list of eminent contributors in The Companion's which will be sent free to any addressing The Youth's Companion, Mass- George was traveling on a sleeping car. The porter came to brush the off and bin for tho quarter- There wore but few passengers. George ed on the fact that Pullman paid black hireling little or naught, and relied on their ability to brush and public instead, and id to give him all the change he in his pocket- there might be about Cents, nut actually was B quarters, halves dimes- He gave it nil lo the who dropped his broom at the tip at George. all mo boss ho gasped all for replied George. Tho darkly at. tho little, rusty, modest man and again at handful of silver. he Due as do Book puts it, you tell how fan a toad km jump you Bees him Of Service to the King. There is a sweet story told of two little girls Emperor of the emperor, who, however, was Slag The old Una bad a J lighter whom ho loved very dearly. But aha when sue was quite young, and ilia king grieved very much. Ho had a flower by her name. Two little girls who lived village near hoard of king's sorrow and his love for flower. So went out into fields and gathered their arms full of of kind and serried to the Tile way was long, and they bet and tired, the were all dusty and with- A great big soldier, who sentinel at the gate, tried to drive thorn away, but jail king came out. They went to him and said had brought tho because had that ho loved, them to Veil. king very gently took tho i I. d flowers from their arms, and tears fail from ins eyes as ho thought of bis Ho took the little girls the p ii ice had them sit at his table- there with all the grand ladies of they never that lo dying Thoughts. Giorgia has ibis year upon its State roll the names of in, ii and women entitled to enjoy its privileges. They include soldiers ml old Confederates who are indigent. The widows are oared by appropriate B of the invalids get and indigent. making a total NOVEMBER NOTES, This Column is I or Checkered velveteen ideal for the winter In velvet and there is a r of tho mulberry and ma. shades. Deep ti are also very Y, bu die fur us lining of evening cloaks gray furs. . rd Is f are most decidedly Double faced black satin is recommend for tho bell of the modish house Besides the now light vivid tor evening wear one sees this rich material cream, while, yellow, and pink. Royal pure, POWDER Absolutely r. i , r-- .-.-.- CLUBBING papers for The Mechanic, th paper that years ago, under the guidance of B- A- Shotwell made nu r the State, has been revived at Raleigh as a weekly farm and home paper. in this section who took Farmer Many of choice outer gar- j Mechanic would like lo have of the of fine d are prepared lo make tho extraordinary at Two youths into u of monkeys. Through of smoke Came fourth at regular from white wrapped cigarettes. Their heads wore nicely balanced by a wealth of hair parted exactly the middle Light bamboo firm in tho middle showed they were full grown men. said one, we have from they locked into of monkeys and laughed. Tho mother monkey called her about her. They climbed gravely on the perch to listen to her words. pointed to the young men. said the mother monkey, some of our ancestors degenerated in.- Link. The party scientists and anti- who Ware exploring the mountain in the the year mounted on their new model bikes, suddenly heard a loud cry of triumph from lips of the Smithsonian institution, who was distance Hastening forward, they found the professor standing by of the remains of a wag- on. In front of the decaying lay tho petrified remains of four extinct animals. said the professor, point- to tho animal to the right, near. est the found the between that machine, the and tho kingdom at asked the excited group. said the pro. undoubtedly Venetian red is a favorite color the touches on London made evening gowns While gowns crepe or silk sash this brilliant, rich tone. iii Tho costume having skirt sleeves of with bodice of velvet, is into style again Exquisite designs are of red net. Coats and jackets perceptibly lengthen as the days until we cow know definitely that the hob-tailed jacket of last winter has part in this season's dress its h the coat of length- These are acknowledged to be tho garments above all others for wear. of medium coats box fronts, those of velvet- Those bitter art frequently richly trim- med with fur or ostrich feather bands. The new evening of and silk upon which is the most lavish use of expensive laces, embroideries bits of demand an amount lime, trouble and expense, and require the of a class Au embroidery of spangles with pink ribbon is n gown and few of this season's black gowns Bra made up without f For will send The North and The Fainter Mechanic, all three papers n whole vein- e papers will give you home Dews, the State and general news the farm news, and think of three of them a whole year for 11.76. want the Atlanta Con- added lo the above list yon get it for cents more, or the thrice a New York U for cents. Any other paper or magazine wanted we can you n discount in con- with Kl- Ilia first said M. at the dinner of a prosperous bourgeois, the greatest -a bad egg any way you look him. Hut I got him oft. He was the black slit a good family, and his conviction would have made a great Toward tho lose of the dinner a pompous, en as Hie host .-, to him to the advocate he aid i Bead no introduction to ll. Angel i BE by r portion ear, is nothing new under said the wise man. This troth is the which is now at i lie flood tide of popularity iv., kingdom. This, says authority, is a very old Fifty years ago it grew in neg- and I r genera- wasted its beauty on an u public. It was then known as a fall or pink Today it is tho most pop- ll in the United States. You win n the bottom rail will get top. Landmark, It is about to light that scores of tho convicts escape not a word is said it. No notice is gives in the county authorities where wire and they simply the things is the corruptest the most disgraceful the of this State. What are coining to When will tho true manhood Dis- patch. I here i one way to that i- by I, is can-. hi an 1011- the lining of Tube, When in- yon have a rumbling or hearing, and when it i- m cl and and ll A woman in her sleeve where a man talking through his hat. taken net and this tube normal hearing will de b discs nut often by bill an of lite We will One case Deaf c d by Hull's t .- i ii i tor circulars i K. i ti. O, Hold j Halls family are best. l- it mat ha- filled , try d . nil their he Iron their blood, lank a the I in. was his and a due on an unpaid f, emaciated and It I overeating t stuff, and other health- The remedy a- the Inflamed a m real by the and mod taken and la and relieves No mousy in it- value. A In trial that. II. ll ill, i i i

. , REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. J. Editor In Reduce Acreage In Atlanta the Do- a convention of at office at N. 1897. Mr. always l r. i i ad bit it . . Bulk I mi Ike Us fold b will have u, to l the reduction of his anneal to Coo- Ureas are rumor, The object of the Cotton EDITORIAL sons. Senator Louisiana, that will a Cuban declaration of with a whoop. Bad may not be able to the House. an an of the which the bargain craze has over the average it is an- that a is for of and places her damages at Governor Thanksgiving people of Kansas have devoted a day to shooting jack which have shipped for poor o Chicago and Me York. to the mi calling la I u fa Io of the area planted Gag Hi in. for year. the past week engaged the .-. u-i ii the business can see the necessity ft . B,.,. ,, Ministry Mr reduction Ki. , s a are concert in n market baa now below the acreage and i ,,, production the staple, the I reason the i natter, tor the . . the Truest- ; TUB ;. i a old Ii I ho of ilia, t . it tin the cotton f I to take some action M a the actual coat of I , adding to hands i Although because th. crop policy may for u time in action U The o supply and l Cuba are c t . I lack on the part Spain In the division was discovered in t very ingenious for making a fortune at the expense of the says The Post-Express. As is known, the depart- redeem at full lace any portion of a bill, provided no mire than is would take a pack- age of bill-, Mr, and ill tour a fraction, perhaps three quart era an long from one of She would I hi portion and in a short time would take bill of like u and tear off a piece twice d baa one vital importance cotton-growing and since the amount realized baa below what it will be so before this Congress adjourns, Congress III be take decisive action. created in Washington l.; u long mi given out by sol WHO IS RESPONSIBLE V The last national re- a total of Of this number 15,000.000 round numbered are ten fears young to in Deduct the from round and the is who are above the of Tie total church is Add to the 30.000,001 of cants those who more or leas and are, directly or Indirectly by Christianity and the C of Christianity be in to at least Tony millions against the additional that of the c dies cur country, of them den In view these can there y lo ability of Christians t. a thing are re ill. m -o d I i Ii i o n i ii. i pow r, t an the t f i, citizens the In b is as d i as its as A and solemn as the j , my- st to produce cotton, the eyes of all engaged in the business have been opened to necessity organized i to a redaction m the acreage This should have the effect J as t market ions present crop, the cotton grow- is. ii. out- el. i ginning early to av their decrease the area lie withheld from tin until There Will be ill in- l attendance rep- Ce II men from it it were and sections, on that the result the In tin I. i so at . He tin- ne'er a Ami ct a dried up old Are on for wherever life u a. He but be Past be lie wears . o wings, . i-t has h bow In To form, he it lie or And -bl. the bed, bis head lie as the smaller and Mies around piece from the so to Till w were In or bring the note to the limit of ii this way, she in course oil i i few hours secure herself I Whole have works one extra bill. decayed, just how the woman I And live only Ii name, stole was t ever ascertained, but tin- low lived bedbug never die; The Market is now Open Open ail the time. ml,. the i the Parties having tobacco which they wish to sell, can get accommodated at head- quarters for high prices- the Eastern Warehouse. EVANS, JOYNER Owners and Proprietors. that tin I no Ii ,. . I ct BeMOan ,, built lo the i i- en- . la in men I v, . new ii I II i- about using a i- iii lit; will lie i i lie pub- ii the report any . i- I to . . ,.,;. i . i- I i.- m i Tin- lime be i ;. mi n campaign education, by ins ,. liberations m men prominence in that line cl Campaign. she saving money out a salary of 1900 u to build a house a semi able quarter of he city, and to supply herself with valuable a-brae, and ii bone and carriage, It was the she generally to the department every mot mug this vehicle that attracted attention to her mode of and eventually led to of her method of was indicted by the grand jury, but was never tried, is died from before the day set for her trial- The amount money which this secured fie there just save, lie around, he never keeps bent, new r in fast, For the stateliest term you eve. saw. Is at hist. may break, you may the lied, if you will, but I lie miserable cuss will hung n it still. HIGH GRADE OVERCOATS. To Prevent a Bee Sting. The Democratic convention ill endorse in its the Chicago platform of 1896 It will adopt a platform on S i will every and white man mi Carolina who merits j,, voted the Democratic ticket of the i j during tho past side the five years, and who . mid matter, but tut return lo decent press will make m charge It the showing up its a, In view for popular Idea public judges mad. the campaign the sew in , when terms of the judges expire, .,., the t, will be the only candidates i in that the great body Dominated and for . men nil o ill III- try v. in H .- nets educational platform, will include a strong Wall mid Loudon, and direct appeal to tho in of North Carolina, e invitation to have the fold K to HO and obi Slate at large. There will about in Sam authority on bees, says a stinging lights on you your until yon can it away. If you don't breathe the ting, I was estimated at all the way horn tho biggest yellow jacket to but there the world- hold no me of discover- my bra for a minute and in just how much she did secure time I could kill most of Our stock consists of the largest variety and lowest prices and our from her them scare tho others Chicago Times-Herald, Tho has be over for more that thirty years, near- as many persons have d in the United States as lived country hut the of ll-e of the Interior shows that claims await in the Pension that nearly or quite one-half of them will be finally ready, ,. l Kill, i in- to I . the in . . i W . Iii ii ll ii I- d . ii an. I gel seal .,.,., h ,,.,,. party and join band. Well . ; i supreme effort to ,.;,, . i ;, II ton I v b ;,,. n by lit by the Star- A liming- raw Star- much been ll, , Get n I I isn't . KIN 1.1 I I Prom our t I o n -i-. Reed Is I for nomination l t in 1900, and bis may play part ;. the -t the Hi this session Reed machine i- already ii d, and. In to nil its original Reed it attract, it is all the larger number worked Mr. hot year and have become hi of tin failure lo gel they wanted or their r is understood ha looking altar Ohio the Reed and the the election of la the Senate U is a meant of weakening Mr. In hi. view to I i- being able to the n -t Convention. The the Read and now the neat Dem do not h. to seen tie i Cage's gold lend ; is the little it had ,; on- ball U, Intelligence via San is to the bill say that hi i Mil bunt that ma, a new Klondike has been found . in . 111.- i- on the western side island The attempt . h , c -i t. who lea ma u failure For Sale. The entire so V. of in K Ho Bro., N. r. In bulk. Block is clean in an i open m be of to sett e ode- i inhere m ran make r n Lit if and In a line fanning a can found In Slate Railroad an i I I fa- i i i if within tithe rail on or K. HOUSE, Much in Little Is Pill, tor clue em so great curative power Id so a bole Hood's Pills A e IN ONE DAY, mo nine Tab refund ii to cure. v . j always sat- prevent n or all Ills, sick constipation, etc. The only to take Kith Notice. This i- lo ; my Is and have this day withdrawn from the p-i o. end connected myself with It. I. . Davit A under the trim of will continue to bay cotton produce a before under said firm name. Think it g my lends their I assure them that their Interests .-ill I think I am better to handle their than ever and so- a e of their patronage, Nov. JESSE , l in I baa charge la gel It put at i. head cf lo ii i. d Canada for the mi all I a-, means n than i- tn keep mi drawing a I lo very light irk, is t-ow gold district- The is I upon the bed- r to feat overlying soil. Attend to I bis A number subscribers now . i To each . tn t may seem small, but us means considerable, We bate a distaste is In print, ii is lime cl year I i a when every one should bis and w nope this will prove to nil n ii, and gel a receipt, the i-ll or in hunt you up, hut coma i . as, II it i nil i-t you eons send us a money order by mail. reader ., per in i i ad to to Corn ii to to lo i-i i to to Salt i In i per to THAT BOOK of Fall Samples is in; containing enough styles to stock three stores. They are the t- i i. ale prices Of i , i i-t i, tarnished Norfolk Una by ii,. owes Tub and is ad have I SB in i,,,,,,,. or those Who BIS i sold lo res- . L. a was public, I promptly to this to it. f Mil. lug .,., . -ii toy ins i I nil. Ml SO to Dry NATHAN FISCHER CO. creations, the rig Tailors of Chicago, who are fancy-priced greatest rivals. Teachers modern masterly with many Come in and turn the of fashions for and Winter Suit or and get the right fit, the right workmanship and the right quality at the right price. also have in stock a lull Hue of are of the swell styles. The Coverts and Whip- cords in lovely shades of tan, and raw-edge brown or black, with French facing and fancy worst ed lining, half satin back the best coats ever seen for the money H. M. M. H. -----DEALER IN----- HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, GREENVILLE. N. C I will the best goods and will sell them at the lowest price possible. I will do all l can to obtain and hold your pat- age. Come and see me. M. H. lo THE LIVE GROCERY. Dealers, Tobacco Flue Maker and Bicycle Dealers and offer their service to public- We are taking orders Io Tobacco Flues and assure you we will as ore make the best of Flues the least price. All our work is guaranteed and we are ready to repair anything; in our line a cook stove to a bicycle. We will thank you to come and see us. Respectfully, ions, the celebrated Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and sec are invited to inspect my stock and lean, the low prices. T. WHITE. S. I. CO. MULE H. C v. HI if iii, ill there, too. People who are alive usually do. But h have to buy up to date garments. We don't keep tho style he wore. And what a choice he'd have. back suits, single and double breasted each with a style peculiar to us. at d Worsted, plaids and checks and stripes in bewildering variety, blacks, blues, browns, olives and all sorts of of colors. Suits for for sport, suits in all prices- Yes, hie Clothing ON PARADE. Has the us Goes C. T. went lo to- day. R. V. Tyson rat Gents Furnishing is superb and your inspection is invited. FRANK WILSON, GREENVILLE N. C THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections week. The son Mr. and Mrs. D. died this The church here will he the third Sunday in December. All persons are forbidden under the extreme penally of the law hunt- nailing or on any my land. J. G Julius Sons, furniture deal- have advertisement on i the Ki They have two new will be sent on Mayor U. C. was here today on Ellis, of is visiting Mis. C, A. White. C. left this morning a trip through South Carolina. of came in to visit his brother, B, H. Wilson and three his boys in to Saturday night and returned this morning. who has been spending B days with re- here left this morning. Mrs. J. J. returned on morning train u visit to relatives in tho the country. J. tilled his in i in the church Sun- this morn- Tl Col. E. A. Keith, to- J. J. rived Monday hist night here. V. Smith returned Mount Monday H. son Monday evening. J. M. blow hit Monday erasing for to work on the Home Visitor. Mrs. Dr. this morning to her Mrs C. Miss Annie Kitchin, Neck, to Mies Miss May Suffolk, who has been visiting Mrs. J. U. returned home today. Miss May Moore, Kinston, who has been visiting Mrs. M. Sparks, returned home Monday evening. After Years N. ISA ma Alston, who was sent to th- t in ct 1810, mud.- escape in the year, was raptured at Nashville and return, d to prison. DAY. by the in ITEMS. Interesting Notes from Over in Greene. N. C, Nor, 1897- Miss Pope, of New Bern, is visiting Mrs. W. W. the here There is not ouch cotton left in the fields in this county. The Telegraph office will observe holiday hours on Thanksgiving Day. The turkey sill entirely lose his head t morrow over bis preparation for You will spend a poor unless some deed charity or set goes out you that day. Another sudden in it looks like it had as soon snow as else. Central Telephone Ex- change will observe Sunday hours on Thanksgiving Day. stores, business houses and market will all be closed on Thanksgiving day. Flakes, small and large Hominy, white Beans, shredded Cod Fish, Mountain Butter, s. M. Stratus Bros., the High Art Clothiers of Baltimore, were tho first to respond, through C. T. help asked for Hope Fire Company. The colored Methodist meets this in a number of delegates hers on train to attend. Alter serious illness, like typhoid or tho grip. Hood's has power. I ibis His wile and daughter returned to Mil through the country. Bishop and Mrs A. A. Watson rived morning train. The Bis- hop In Id today in the Mrs. S. M. and her broth or, J. T. Worthington of can e morning to attend the church. Nat tobacco market was Wednesday. Herbert of was here last week. Mr. and Mrs. spent n days with the Dr. E. H last week. Miss Julia who has been vis. Pearl returned lo Collision., Saturday. George and Mrs. Dolly Sutton were Married last Thursday. Miss Addie Johnson, of Greenville, accepted a school a Sadat west Turnage, J. T. and others our prominent planters had tobacco on Greenville market J. two very excellent sermons here Saturday and i Misses Sus.; and n and Clara Woolen and Mr. of were here young people are anticipating quite enjoyable evening at the Hook- party. Mrs. Jennie Or- and Miss Cora spent a days with relatives near Vance- Hotel The recent improvements Proprietor Skinner has been making around Hotel add much to the appear- and convenience of his house. Eight new bed rooms and two bath rooms have been added, handsome new furniture put in, and the office changed and newly furnished. Mr. says he has further improvements in contemplation for the near future. Married This Afternoon The marriage Mr. J. B. White and Miss Fleming look place at 3.30 o'clock this at the home of bride s parents, five miles from town, Put. A. W. A reception will be them tonight at the home Cap. C. A While. Everybody loves little children, and whatever the hart lo lay or in public never to lie of interest to older people. it was announced tint Sm day school were lo have Bible Day exercises in Sunday night, the being filled with people lo hear them was ; might have been expected. The little folks large audience charmingly, and each rendered Ins or her respective part with great credit. The children Starching in and passing around to the seats m- ranged for in rear t the pulpit Then Bible Day exercises are in keeping with a custom of the of setting apart one in the year lo raise money to used through Society to Send Bibles to lands and In give them to the destitute our own land. Below is the lull as the Glad New March by the children. Announcement and prayer by the pastor. Rev. A. r. the Door tor the Address Sugg. Essie- Tyson. Cheek. Fannie Bagwell and Jenkins. Sugg. Motion Lawrence and Lola Tripp. Old, Old Story is A Short by and Lucy Forbes. Tyson, am the Way, the Truth, Benediction. The ti, declaring they never attended a better of Kind. They also showed their appreciation giving children a collection amounting to sEWS, A horse tint I n away front a la the pan th la the on Ills ill flout I. mi South street, along which he tore at lull Speed. In front of Mr. C, N- t. Bun's a were- playing. All except little Mary Mr. J. A got ., way. Mary's little brother being from by old -Muse horse ran over Mary, bill she d Bi were. slight The little tin cl- her right band was masked and cf her legs were h O server. ibis here the Durham Sun was shown the rood writing by Mr. P. of Salem, who was ten year- staking it, beginning In 1876 and in 1886. It contains pieces wood, in s a ten cut piece will cover forty-five pieces. Tin- material which I; is nude thirty it wood tn-j country under sun. The outside this desk is inlaid with this in the unions de- signs, the calculations as lo harmony, and polish. The insult- is a gen- Sentinel Mr. Dan Kelly, has run- as flagman . th-.- Caro- and Northern road l-r time Cams in last night. Mr. Kelly was badly used up in a with B gang circus toughs several Tl FINE CLOTHING The most complete stock at CLOTHING STORE GOODS CAPES SHOE S Next Door to Bank of Greenville. For perfect fit ting wraps W- Jackets, Capes Come to LANG'S CASH HOUSE. roads There was going on In one the van ii , Mr. went Luck lo it lie could not th-m. Anon as he ti the cone ho was by lour or live toughs who bad been raising the row. Mr. Kelly them beat lie bad in hi.- shots but he was finally over- powered had on body were II.- homo in lo Iii- New That The a letter to that two in Stale within and that one them John It the local he could avoid many tin J their way in hit H- this one out the suicide t u man named John county who took laudanum but weeks For line. DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SHOES, NOVELTIES LANG SELLS CHEAP. A rye Court Will Convene Tuesday. Judge K. IV. who in lo the December trim writes he cannot here in time to begin term Monday, aid will not open court until Tuesday 7th. Witnesses and r having need not come on Monday. o last week. Mis Hi Inn , Hill, been to teach the public school Dear here. Notice. This la to notify all J. W. Jesse W. K. the n Supply Cr. have dissolved their raid partnership consent. All having said fit will please present them at the Greenville Supply Co- at an date. All persons Indebted to Greenville Supply Co. will please come settle at once. This Nov. 1807. J. W. W. F. Greenville Co. .- i J. w. . k. and day dissolved by con- MM. and with- drawn from the Arm. Thin is to notify public that the business of ISM Sim will u conducted In future W, V. Mot rill, Mia N L Shaw Dead Dr. C. J. received n Friday announcing the death Mrs. N. L, Shaw, which at -1 A. M. Mr. had a host friends hen- who ail her with sorrow. machine. Yes, dear, stag dinners are frequently deer. -I wonder why happy you ever heard old ignorance is The poor tramp stopped the en door. said he. you give a Lit. V she was n very old and had no so could only hit him with a rolling pin. I'm getting tired trying the the theatrical disgustedly. friend. the The women in the will simply build their higher proportionately. Get on the Ground Floor. We sell Groceries so low that your head swim. We are choice line of Canned Hoods of kinds Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff and everything usually kept in a first- class Grocery Store, which we oner at prices that defy competition. James B, White. Tub is indebted to the publishers for copies Turner's North Edwards been Carolina Almanac and Al- tied m the Lome his for are public J A. the past week. Those Dreadful Sores They to Spread In Spite of but Now They are Healed -A Wonderful Work. have been sufferer with veins on one of my My foot limb became swollen When up blood down tho veins of this limb. Due day I my loot against some object and a sore broke out which continued to spread and was exceedingly palatal, I concluded I needed a blood I taking Hood's In a short dreadful which had caused so much lo heal. I kept on faithfully with Hood's and In a short time my limb was completely healed and I he sores gave mo BO more I cannot he too thankful for the wonderful work Hood's for Mils. A. me i-f Greenville has i i o. We appreciate the Vermont. the so given In the past and solicit the the In J. W. HIGGS. w, F. J R. COREY IX------- A Burst of Bargain Sunlight. AND COLLARS A Horse Millinery. Groceries. tail III.- One True Blood Pin it. r. all Hood's I can now be found in the brick store for- occupied by J. W. Brown. Come to see Clothing, Capes, Dress Goods. Notions, Caps. RICKS TAFT, i.

aw Arc from all other Each perform a duty, thus doing with drastic purgatives and curing Mild Power Theory. One Pint rill the liver, re- move the bile, the bile now bowel Th e the rest. Ha one Treatment.; A Co N V Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Save Your Money. box of Tills Will save many dollars in bills They cure all dis No Reckless Assertion sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation and I a people MITT'S Liver SEE THAT -recast what is it It is a picture celebrated Best in use The outfit no business man is complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment these Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you see them and very cheap are. You may never, But should you ever Want Job Printing Come to see us.- a I PRESCRIPTION, Editor j ton, sun Y .; iii lull I it i -n . he I . i tad l m it i, C . . 0.1 U too, Cl i I , nil run down e nit. mi or foods u heal never . I i t v six l -f Hitler red nor i. in , Pi M ml i i bottle I . w w.-. i m adjusted t beat and coM wed to Ant room dry boat to ;. at I i -i -i in go i after i .-tn. the farce of recoil Tho tiring m Ion the b iV Kl ti i a I, i loaded co I I a poll of i Cartridges ate toned I . i in gee i ten. can U quickly into the It la made f r So col I cu In Bred One of i ; ; was Una M I I clean i l perfectly, . and do ; able weal u the be re Br n now H before the net form . Ch i is . and . . the audiences are hap- In pi unite nth is Id cit; i from Over E cent of the y id Execution Sale. To in II. W. K, and M. A. I tho Ma day of bet re In n , ill -i ; tin- i road from to Mill I II- KI branch to Mid prong prong t a marked gum boat tatty yards no north west pales the county need to begin BO or it being the of land whereon Thud i ow day of October W, II HARRINGTON I'm County. BOYS send t once I i.-M-. ind many valuable i in hi- Av. New Tort l-d- O lo W. It. Summons In the ninth they began to shoe . bu to say, only in King William s land, end are on the arras f the man t whom tor caring j his In i way. The looking w mi to . A Ft I -ill . ; i . Tho captive sat miserably her not ; out majesty moved by or tent Implored. The I n harsh laugh. he I i Idly I , tell yon m l v ; . u even u van cc v t v in r. Detroit Save. The bi a salve In w rid for Cuts Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Pall Fiver Chapped Hards, Chilblains, all M U and cures Piles no pay requited, Rite or refunded price cents per box. For no. I. Woolen. E i c t oar- . . AD . f Phi ,. i .- . i caws ct .- . i r d m. Ho this dis- ease. ii with a tot- iv V C fa, Josephine The above named will take that an action entitled as above has been tn the Superior Conn of Pitt county and. last the has been for the of ob an divorce said defendant further no ice he Is required to pear at the nest term Superior Court of Put ., to be held on the after the 1st Monday of Bent. ii the day December, the Court m said county in N C. and answer or demur to the in Mid or the plaintiff will apply to for the r ii in laid com plaint. This K. A. MOVE, Clerk Court. Co, CAMERAS. At a merely nominal i- of UM remarkable the am out an in of to all States. Ii i In j bat FIFTY S or the for and Bend full remarkable offer, a it ex- W ed. u high grade an I in -4. . ., u . all market Ii guaranteed Ledger, Ledger X Y. Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every department and prices paid for country produce. Reflector Job Printing Office. Anything from V-- -To TASTELESS CHILL IS JUST FOR WARRANTED. ; . V. . , . . TUNIC l I II . . r. . . k . a i f from I g n weak and no have a of and I will be glad to hat a For t v r i- n a and sold. not the stomach but it. Ii I Roman and d. Valuable Farm for Sale By decree of Superior Court Pitt made In a certain special proceeding p en titled versus 0- I will on Monday. or 1801 before the Court House in Die, sell a. public ale o highest bidder for cash, certain tract or of land situated in t which tin late Olive Moore the time his death, bounded by tho of the late a. aft. lauds late Thomas W. Joseph Edwards, Foreman and Tar K acres or leas. tract land lies d miles d Greenville and land and the public road. Upon it i- a tour room dwelling, kitchen, ham. stables, ten, tenant tobacco and well -t good water. day of 1807. BLOW, and obtained and all L. t Sets. C. . . Patent . I m lei . m Scad Bi Hi ti V u , Is or Sot, o off t Is second, I A Great Land Sale. On. the Bot Farm In County Ii at N. PORK inf tin year's will bin ore. r stock plot u . bran tea. FLOUR, COFFEE, Professional Cards -3 r The Daily Reflector Gives the home news afternoon the small price cents a month. Are you a sub- scriber II not you ought to be. The Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only a year. I contains the news even week, mid gives to the es- those growing tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. In UM in .-in AT LOWEST I'll I E Tobacco. buy from Mm . I in V t o FURNITURE at prices tn suit Our art-all and to run e oat a close Town Lots Sale. ail order in r.- of met m iii will o Monday, before I dour in tin town of Greenville, lot or of land situated in the town Of lire, nod known in plan of -aid town m lot No side of Iii front of Cowl and being the lot upon which tin- now stands. Tin- said Id will bi- as follow 1st. In separate, parcel a plan on Hie In of the Of of Pit which can be s. i-n by the public any time and will be exhibited on the i Sud. As a whole. Term, third he paid day of January, one third on day January and third on the Aral day of January. with est on tho lied I with privilege p to pay ti e whole at any lime and lake hi- ii. he given u day of January. and title reserved the of the money I- paid. I In- said Horn of the right to reject any all bids. This October WILLIAM M. KING, i bin. Pitt Co. MARBLE Wire and Iron g on First -class work prices reasonable. By Virtue of power vested in m by two Pitt Superior made June term 1891, one In the case of John T. Bruce I. A. Sugg mid wife K. and ether A. T. Bi ft Co., I A. and wife E. I will sell public to the highest bidder on the th day of Dec. 1887 that valuable lying on south side of Tar Hirer about two and a half mile West of known m the Charles lands and containing about live hundred and seventy acre more or h A general discretion of the can he found In the two decrees above referred to hut a will be given of the lands to lie sold on the day of sale or can be lie-sale by t me at my The terms of sale In said decrees i- but if purchaser is ed to pay all cash he can, II no de- sires, make arrangement to pay part cash and gel tune on the balance by giving his note payable, with simple interest, in annual secure by a on the land. farm in valuable for the ton, corn or tobacco and is well supplied with tobacco barns, pack houses, Those wishing to buy a fine farm near tow n will do well to examine this one. Any desired can be had by applying to undersigned. N. , Oct T. J. THE OLD RELIABLE -----IS AT Tilt WITH A COMPLETE LINE-------- OF YEARS EXPERIENCE has taught me that the the best is cheap Hemp It ope, Building Pumps, Fanning Implements, and thing necessary Millers, general house purposes, we Clothing;, Hat.-. Shoes. Ladies Drew I have always on hand. Am h quarter for Heavy mid for O. N. T and keep courteous and attentive clerks. VILLE. J L SUGG Harry skinner. II. W. SKINNER win Sin -or- to I album c. B. N. N. C G A AT A X. C Practice in the n. c lulu over In ii. E. K. ;. Wilson. N. c N. Kill ft X. pt attention given an I I of . de on lime. John II. II. Long, W thing ton, X. r. SMALL LONG. and In all Hi UNDERTAKER FUNERAL EMBALMERS. W e I received s Lew j lie lino of lib in ever brought Ir in its given lo to our care will recent Very of i i , . Our prices A I bill be ll any and all in the building. BOB GREENE CO. Execution Sale. By virtue of an execution against K. directed to undersign Iron Court of will on Wednesday, 6th day of o'clock M, the i nun House door In said county sell lo highest hi for cusp, lo execution following restate A piece or parcel of laud adjoining the lands of It. II, Carney, I. A W w and A l Cooper I acres being deeded by I. A in a known a- Cooper tracts. 2nd. due trail Cooper above described on south lauds of I. A W Me- Moore heirs Martha a Lie nu he acres being MUM deeded by heirs of A Ii u A l an land. On other tract ad joining lauds Of It II I. A tract and A ll Rogers land on c acres known part of w w home and in part of set apart lo K in division of If W lib One other tract adjoining lauds of l. A , i John C tract the Cooper and the m-res being same K by A A las an undivided one-fourth in the lot K t Jame reference to which deed is made. This day of l-n;. County. is GREENVILLE, N. C HOUSE. All placed in strictly FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES at current rates AM AGENT FOB FIRST-GLASS FIRE PROOF of so In this I or in which so It I energy I sound opinion, , the purely It is Impossible to promise particular features that will appear la th during the coming year, for is, lb says, a great monthly Ai such, it print for its readers an account of the notable things which make the history of the month, of political, economic, and literary which are of value to nun and women. The of the World tells an illustrated story the month. The five the best thought and information of the current in live i the contributed articles furnish the character sketches of the man of th month, and give timely discussions by authorities on any of serious import. The result of this comprehensive effort to edit in one monthly volume th Information needed by intelligent people of instincts is best in the opinions which the readers of the AMERICAN hive seen fit to express. These arc thinking business men, clergy- men, editors, lawyers, professors, engineers, the wide-awake women of America. They write that the AMERICAN MONTHLY simply invaluable a cyclopedia of the world i For. SPECIAL OFFER The current number and the two , Issues. . I a generous library in is best means of aid for a busy i best periodical of kind w have ever triumph of editorial i world under a etc, etc SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, PER YEAR ADDRESS American Monthly Review of Reviews ASTOR PLACE, NEW -A-- WEEK . -FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. Tuesday Friday -AT VOL. XVI. GREENVILLE, PiTT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. NOVEMBER NO The state of Public Mi M. . issued a letter teachers of public schools them to in the formation fa t association in each county in the teachers, public be writes not make felt as should, as a class of women in their Too our teachers us lo what sentiment is on subject of popular cation. Too often they while house the pub- The county may only public of but it be means of school men for school instead cf men who will do the bidding the court house politician. It may be the means of the public school money the most which it should be, of public in the county. It ma; make the schools, instead of a farce and a of ridicule, a power a to each New for Old Hats. Never content with ordinary decorations for boudoirs, girls are now using the cast off derby bats of their as card The scheme is a simple one. After getting nil old hat, the fad- dis's cuts numerous gashes in the Into which the cards of her friends are the of crown she puts mall card the I The hat is then fastened to a ribbon and hung on the wall. At the University some of the bright young men wear slouch hats, on and of which are the of friends- A blue hat with red held to be the top- most things in this line- Spread by The health authorities making an investigation of rapid spread of and other contagious diseases among the children since the public schools in September, and believe that have found the cause in the system followed in the of and lead All the pencils and pen- holders are gathered together each day just before dismissal and placed in a box on teacher's desk. The next morn- pencils and are redistributed, so each child may get different pencils and every day- City Sanitarian Clark rays that it is second for children lo place pencils or in their mouths at study, and that thus disease be com- from child to child The city is with a preparation by which the pencils and sterilized each Dispatch. Which Was the False Prophet. The speakers last fall told the people what might expect if th gold standard was continued. They told that their would in value, that lands would not improve in and that would till g them only a bare sub- The gold standard continued and all these things have come to pass. The men and that ten cent are now being to shame by about half that price for our main crop. long prosperity has not A New Discovered. service bureau at Washington dis- of new silver and also a national bark tote. The certificate is n photo- graphic production printed two -n of piper pa-sled No been made to the back which is a shade of brown instead of The seal it bright The note is badly printed and lb work is blurred and The national bank i on the National of It is also printed on two pieces of parer I no silk the genuine is by pin and ink in His Way to the roan who every pastes a bill the collection plate in Trinity West Twenty fifth is Virgil Richard He is a printer, lives at Jane street He at the chapel in good time for the morning services, a sent in tho front pew, and seems listen intently to the sermon. He can j a dollar bill in his hi, one end fastened nuder the hat Laud- While the is being preached Mr. side of the bill with paste, which he also carries in his hat, mean- time, his eyes fixed on the preacher. The collection plate is usually first, and he lays the it and carefully but firmly it out. don't want tho money to blow away, and I don't wont any- one to steal Mr. there are reasons why paste the money the The church authorities have not objected to Mr. in giving. The sexton scrapes the bills from the plates takes the i to the bank and gets new, whole York World. Died for Muster. a man gives up his life for another, posterity erects a monument to his memory; but when a dog dies that bis matter may live, men stop and think, and John Walker, of N. J., was doing a lot of thinking Saturday night. He was face to face with and his dog had averted the blow. Walker left bit. house early in the morning for a stroll, His dog lie tried to drive back. Then and dog started to walk along Jersey Central railroad tracks to Elisabeth. Midway between the Walker mot a heavy freight run- rapidly eastward, enough noise to deaden other sounds. Walker stepped to west bound track. Hi, dog, which had been after or loitering to make short and excursions into the bushes, on bis master when neared him. Walker was careless. He never looked him, and did hear or see the Royal Blue express. freight train shouted warnings The engineer of the express train blew his whistle, with no until. It was too late to stop, the was trying to do so. Walker plodded on. When train was nearly on top of Walker his sprang at him with a growl- Walker turn- ed, saw the and stepped side in time to avoid the cars a past him with a roar. Mot -i the dog. The pilot of the engine struck the animal tossed him aside- r recovered his he looked for his The faithful animal lay dying, with his buck broken. Walker carried Hie dog to side the Hack. Tho licked bis I I, feebly his tail and died master's Couldn't Afford to lake Paper One of our exchange describes the who could afford to take the paper B getting hold of a sheet he spout to out how to keep the answer being to take pledge. He t sent fifty ct lit stamps to out how to raise card hold of tops It wit.- the -cents lo a fellow the for twelve use- and re- a package of needles- tie is a near relative to turn who sett to tied out bow to get rich a-d received tho reply i Work like never spend a Ho is also related to who sent to out how to write a or the a lead tie is a to Ibo who sent to find out lo live without work and received reply in one line a Fish for suckers like SAM READY WIT Here are some of Sam by the Citizen his lecture in Ashe- last This is a great old world, I'm cot to leave it on pose. Here's fellow who is not to kill his fool self. I've respect for therefore I respect ninny This nation reminds me if a family of spoiled children. That philosopher has not yet. lived who tell which is the best to having to eat, or to have the colic from sating to much I want to give you tho worth of your money if you've got place to put it. Some of you dollar I expect, paid too much- if you haven't got room for it you can just sit still and let it run There is nothing in this world to which I tip my but with pro- founder respect n man. The only trouble about It is, I don't have to tip it A man is bigger than a than a president. It there is a man in politics I it. Take North for example A Boston once asked tho oilier the white man V told him the mostly in the old deacon who swindles you will say obliged to That's a can die day he to. tho girls need more honey hoes and fewer butterflies. I don't object to bangs . I think are to women mules. get to cutting off the tops of their dresses for the ball and the bottoms for the bikes, I begin to get fright- Some say that Sum is vulgar. they say I'm gar it's like tolling the his breath smells bad. It is a reversal of God's woman becomes tho leader in immodesty. A POINT TO BE REMEMBERED. Our is conducted on sound es principles, honorably presented and truthfully advertised. We have gathered from the best and most prominent all the new and desirable novelties adapted to the want the people community This cone attraction is Rich in Quality. Magnificent en Style, Price. We have to meet your require men Is for seasonable goods in every respect.- We invite you to one the est displays up-to-date and treasonable m ever the people of this vicinity. Come to the Show Shows. Every feature of the entertainment is replete with Style, High Quality and Small Price. If you to sec this Show of Shows come and see fine assortment of KM t mp DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing Ladies, Gents and Shoes, Hats and Hardware, Tinware. and Glassware, Wooden ware, n Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the i got Me of all kinds at the lowest price ever given in this community. Come and sec how much cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who you are, 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 service as they will do you here. BAKER HART Hardware Tinware, A I'm- the es, Rims, Hubs, Building laterals, Paints Oils and Stoves. Fair Dealings and Honest Goods, at Rock Bottom Prices. MAIN GREENVILLE, N. ti. pare, A theatrical always be sure of bi even when tie sees the Chicago Her. id. K a in- or Nebraska always well known on Chicago Board of Trade, used to own a Omaha In the of the season an open data appeared on th In and a lit ill second c led ii breaking into for lime. Tins been kinds bald lurk tho bad been month. Hope aid despair combined kept tho company together and odd times the manager would rive out a quartet or a to especially evening of the opening; at Boyd's one cf the members of struck dead be combination for a dollar, touch tn amazement tie latter tutor said he. Would He finally agreed to call it if bis superior wt buy a drink. cent they came to terms, returned to tho and box Somewhat lo their n stopped then another, and then afterwards a whole f people the window, for ball u tho place besieged. No such Louse bad called by- tho little cheap people were of a line is with cried the i- to ii.- delighted em- lets spend what I have So they went destroyed tho of the last bill in silk balled man's After which, returning to box they asked t lie ticket seller how had been taken In. and forty tho reply. mil cents . about these POWDER Absolutely CLUBBING ANNOUNCEMENT paper tor SI The Farmer end Mechanic, paper that years under tho of It- A- made such excellent the Slate, has been revived at as a wee farm and home many in this who took Farmer Mi would like lo have it and we are prepared to make following For will send 1.1 of link i-. and Tho Farmer and all three papers a whole Into paper will give you homo news, tho State and general news and farm news, and think of three of them a whole year for If you want the Atlanta Con- added lo above list you can get it for cents more, or thrice a wet k New York H for cents. Any other paper or wanted can you a on in con- with At tho Western N- C- M. E. Conference just Asheville, statistical report was or people who been crowding Admitted on trio's i on the box discontinued, admitted Whose was Doc f connection, Ii ; received hall is on the upper tho entrance is here. There's a dance there tonight, tho members have gelling special tickets which assigned to I'm secretary of tho lodges you see a Remarkable Woman. June of Mark living in cue of B- Ii. Duke's houses Peabody Street, died night, her re mains were interred in colored cemetery was h remarkable woman fuel that she was huh of tho time past generation who are rapidly pass- away. She was also remark able, because was in i of two children, who living, as we can learn I if all her progeny bad lived have would have one child for every two rears her age. She has served her generation Sun. Tho save that at tho present of Book superior court more than taxpayer were for lo list their Jane then bad to pay the costs These costs amount, it i said, tn a total nearly II ante state in.- exists ail the counties of that die is u mate- by deacons of one year. located Ibis year, none; number of of members, 1,817 baptized, number of number of of League, number Sunday schools, school 1,7-10; Sunday school ; for paid tor foreign missions, 18,835.88; contributed domes- tic contributed for c for Society, 1801 -J; for presiding elders c for Number of societies, number of churches, value of church property, of parsonages, I value of of parson- of same, value property, of schools, of teachers, scholars Mil i collected for 12.181.00. the appoint- next Conference year that W. Ware mode Presiding Elder of a in ii mark th .-11 to a haul wider. After over New .-.