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Tie of c mm that get on the docket for trial in this of late is be- More WM We verily believe that North Carolina has more politics frightful. Many of; politics than any State in these cases are too little to trifle I of so much time and money on expense is rather and the tax payers have to foot may have much to do with the the bills. It costs a great deal I condition of oar State. After all. of to run a court and it of the politics amongst is the duty of officials to o k i . ravine that the candidate may the burdens of as on their bodies to light as possible- Many of enjoy the fruits beyond. North petty cases should be Carolina cannot so lone for it costs as -inch as the chief concern of the pee- as to try and malicious prosecutions as it does cases of Dispatch. pie is oolitic. All our industries offer and silver Status reap the of folly. S. C SEE . What Is It It is a picture celebrated -c PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS use The outfit no business man is complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has a assortment Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens x will be astonished when you see them and earn how very cheap are You may never, But . Want Job Printing Come to see us. m Job Printing Anything from T I Full The Daily Gives the homo afternoon at the price of cents a month. Are you a sub- scriber If not ought be. The Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only a year. contains the news every week, and gives to the farmers, es- those crowing tobacco, that is worth times more than the subscription price. A Sword v HAM IN A HAY BOX. to IV your turkey stuffed or Lynn Haven oysters, all want said this southern mo a slice of southern as they it in Virginia or South Caro- you i an keep all of your mad to think that you south people know bow to hums-, too, until I went to answer, returned Mei-s your soul, your as and flat by the aide of Denmark us northern With of a baa got good properly cured at start, but biggest part of a west, juicy, tasty ham lies cooking. How I've been tries mill I bare tasted such ban an gut Denmark. nearer the the sweeter the cannot of tin to a Hint you In this country. lbs meat is about half cooked when get to- bone, Now, in Denmark you might carve a hundred a day and each one would through through, and yet they am only allow bow can they be dona, the southern transplanted wife. is a that boiled for bans and boors over l hot fire. Now, South Carolina. where and in Virginia, where colonel was weal- ways fast we it for a midday dinner, and, the Conk steepen little nigger keeping up lire all the time the on if it isn't well boiled before it is where people Denmark remarked emphatically that to cooked shush I not oiled. How do rook if, In a hay box What is a bay box; boxes mo used a great deal Denmark. A bay is an wooden boa a lining of about a foot thick. hay i. covered to p it in place and for durability, of course, your bay any but sol must tit it c lonely, that is ahead of jay it prop- about dark mt it into a of cold which sin An the water cornea tom hard t ml lifts pot from fire a ml it into a bay caret the top of box lid. in the morning, is i to the Will t In- rater boil In bay it at the same temporal Hi- all an i vi u temporal is of perfect .-. The water is just as but up in the morning as sin- to bed at night. ii i- done, to worry head us to whether it done to bone r time, and, bast of all, she is to it to the id way all b fairly your i water a bout it. bay boxes, he went on, great things. Sin h i thing is n in the houses Denmark, but. George the over there i jibe more With hot Water than We mo with all our and of hot water pi ice. In cupboard of the in every bedroom ill is a bay box, at every hour in t be or night you of there. A enough thing Hi I itself, flu that life able, isn't Yea, you people south know bow to you know bow to do it well, but you yourselves o that you th if you once got a d n bum cooked overnight a buy late according but through murderer, -1 -i but to trader by the of property, lb his to of the In prOM his For this was into bis to the harem. After ho win t to At . time to T B shot bitter fruit cut In Die are a wag. not allowed in p is Io be given, however, n who lino wheels lo our an DO cannot low a by ii. have A COUPLE Or INFALLIBLE WAR I SIGNS. New York Ar. CoLl hi I lie sky the there a a potent war lira-s- crowds that in comment between a mi of civil war, e sins Failed is m the verge it a with flippant The is in Ike to regard If. earn appear- The appeared iii , fields bun shortly hall past three end, and To the eastward the moon almost a full, rode a clear sky. will, a keen e-l-H. in- the North Weal cloudy prong, ii shaft of pale red shot up from the North, of line in- half way to the zenith, war by the lower part faded baa lately another In the days about o'clock in the eat The people, always war- i the clouds for more than half in hoar- It was a strip, but the thrifty spread it doubled while the upper part duty to eat off into the darkness. eight, got up by I o'clock cock- j persona raw, and In la see I it was a perfect by. The B sword. will jar-. of I From all over Greater Now Slate. have this j York and up Ibo Hudson came , l,.,, m a. ii. tut did net it reports of excitement and wonder in. war until mi informed by inhabitants. In this He with no uncertain Brooklyn matter, becalm hi, gathered the streets and the at phenomenon. The lore Ike the war. Our Own Grain and sea to the; ; The I that we send out the , . every year for hay and show the Improvidence some of At lea it the street our Enough hay to here every year to many a is hardly a farmer in the State who raise and enough for hid awn use and supply more of it at a profit to the who mu-t buy such things. There not be into the State a bale Western bay. It is as a drain on us as the importation of Western corn and Western when we can raise and manufacture pound of oar meal and can use. The me.- who pays more attention to grains grasses is likely to be more prosperous than bis neighbor who devote his lime and energies to live News. In then i sin prongs, his noticed l It-lore war, win n the had ii s. ems. Iran the blades in the present lime. Kill be able ti hold out for time years, which is nine than most U ii. had her, it means she will git tome other to mi.--. by and clarion notes bad not rung out upon the trusty before e taint answering crow, an echo, cane acnes the creek the Dearest was hid o'clock at exactly sun- sec- Ami-a ii every lam time Hut if a crew time, I owe anyone a cent, pay the at o'clock, or Vi o'clock, or at or a quarter altar was Tl the house, who it got up en hearing the cock crow, when I The principle of owing and be had lit Handle and by paying when OM pay, clock that it was not yet a bad one. alarm, his wile, tell While it way destroy its value as a sign, it sh b if i it he light was probably by a big at Fort Lee. N. J. Many believed it to be a reflection of the from the waters of the Hudson. Your Debts The man in th world is ho who can pay his debts and doesn't do so These are the men who say they don't want lo pay for Stop aid think about it; if you we anyone a cent, pay the If you owe money and y it and don't pay moral balance. it, you lick had it was only midnight, news she would exclaim, starting up, and sure enough, there would lie hasty news in the By daylight country doctor would by, with his ever his . answering an urgent or a r a neighbor's sudden ever hews, II in mi- way. And no v hen is where the war signs in. he nut the towns, in Nothing makes feel so free and manly not owing anyone a debt of any kind. Debt is slaver f is weaken- and Owing money weakens character. Nothing will ruin ones so much or quickly as owing money and net it. man who meets all of Ins obligations and has no debts is highly respected and There are lots of in for but not a cent for has been often the I. dent, but. perhaps, few persons know the occasion on which it was used, and who was the author of it. Charles Cotes- worth of Caro- was the father of the phrase, and he used to Talleyrand- who was a most interesting character, was Minister to Franco. The Directory refused to receive him. treated with marked disrespect, and Anally ordered him to leave the try. Subsequently, with John M . stall and Gerry as his associate envoys, he went hick to France- The joint envoys were no more successful in diplomatic relations with than had been by himself, and in reply to Talleyrand's suggestion that an understanding might reached the payment of money made use of the now historic phrase- When I Talleyrand submitted suggestion to the envoys o commissioners, he intimated that the penalty of to be ed by it might be war, and fall reply is quoted as be it then, air; millions for but not a cent for tribute. Liter last very familiar by I- being stamped on a political token Richmond Die. patch- country settlements, are today the world who could pay them, but they have been of so t they the night The farm -r trying lo up by folk any more. The old, re- liable the won't do lo depend OB longer. He ii to go ill any w tin- Irregular, crow all through the night, if hut hasty ii iii a . . I'M-. to a recent not for A Drift Toward War. However earnestly peace may be desired, it is apparent to dote Militants of the Spain and the States that the tendency of affairs is not toward peace. Hut with dangerous incident following dangerous incident, folioing crisis, and in the back- that war at very doors, the drift event toward Boston Post. Pills Cure All Liver Ills. horses Prevention butter than cure. Liver they don Hike to pay for dead but This is . . taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. ; find I lie On y i on the and I In- on the shell, and no one in the store but your own d-s- your stock and everything bills am due to make a Oh the i a i. j kind blue, and Hi puzzled with the thought the thing t do. In such a but one II you want lo gel lbs customers you've lo ad- Scott Cab mil they Jo not err s; , he Is wise, in his business -ill In newspapers lo Ink True. The among classes other cl the country hat, tor several your past, been to discard nil outside and lo tall back wholly upon he f has in these, alone, resides the true secret reaching the gnat public, lo whom must appeal way in order carry on their In- deed, great lit uses have even discarded their travelers, and the money formerly appropriated their columns of the pres. Coincident with new ration- departure has come a pains- taking in the lustier and manner thus presenting statements to the public. As a result wt hove today a system newspaper advertising which embraces many lb points formerly by the news columns publication. Many of announcement business men today make interesting read- UNDERTAKER Div .-I Farming. Rim an IV. Humphrey, two the Northwest have moved to country and purchased land from A Toon, near Chad brothers are now the land for this year's crops and will plant thirty acres the following i acres ii sweet potatoes; I acres beets; acres in radish- es; acres in Irish potatoes; G acres in beans; acres in acres in cucumbers; acres in in chokes; I acres in water isn't an acres of o-cont cotton the and we risk nothing that with good more clear money will be male from these little patches than from three or four times the in Lumberton II tr Dealer Pot Sis, Farmers and t t year's supplies will I It to It est to get o Is Its I. i i i P Flour, Sugar, market Snuff, Cigar M It fr n n i of u km I I i suit to ti sell i. M. Trade obtained and all Pal- W rut. re . m loan . or or H. Obtain Will in U. S. bee. l r. D. C. j C. N. --------DIALER EMBALMERS. We hare received a hearse and the nicest line of Co III and in wood, and ever brought We ate to lo ins in all its forms. Person attention given to or r funerals and en- treated to care will receive every mark of respect. Oar are lower man ever understand this laid die said to me, nukes m ply too -You're said lie, in the John cold be BOB ft CO, do not want monopoly invite We can be found at any and I MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only First-class work prices reasonable. H, W. WHICH AW ALER IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for TWICE -A- WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year Advance. HE A Tuesday Friday -AT- GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY, MARCH NO No. OM. Mids In Inch this Enameled In In all width ; It has one- pillars, two-Inch pg. This bed retails at from to dollars. Buy of tho save the mid- tarn are tho lines of Furniture. Draperies, contained in books. Our Carp, m color Is also If Carpet Samples mail us lo stamps. Drop a postal at to tho on of -.-. For Maid to and Julius Son BALTIMORE, MD. Piper. The tile Mimic The i thine in a real just its in Charleston- Ho may been hero it in other This chap even unto hi lace. His hair baa been be or rather himself like a the hobo paid to the clerks the United State courts, explained that he came to because be once served Uncle Sam. He might have the government at O. The story tramp told make with a few exception, the king of the Char- liars- He said that La on was on the ship when tore the into Hinders down in harbor Havana- Of course, hobo slightly injured. Ilia head was singed, one his legs was twisted into a dozen shapes. Tho bum aid he was taken to Key West and being of navy de- to escape. story was told with every effort to make it appear but it might as well have been told to a deaf man The fellow wanted to raise money to take him to bis old home, Maryland. to my he laid she thinks I to tho torn of tho It will be a sad day when Willie roaches wife- It's a long walk to and will escape for awhile, at News and George H. formerly Slier- who thought ho hail ill. vine could fly, tried H i the Batten District Hospital, lye, N. Y-. Iron in- juries and broken lug. Material Too Raw. The Seaboard Line have all protested of Gov. usurping railroad will the he l wild ruling ii. far a- i will inn-thing .-- In- u the land. i.-n a railroad purse lei I. . up out -aw silk ea an t-it When the hour hand points to nine, Have your washing on the line. Professional Cards W. Bond, J. L. FLEMING, N. V Ice In all i lie courts. Swift Galloway, B. i . Sn N N. C A TYSON, AT W, Greenville, N. C in all the B. L. N. J. good lid com- n; of a poll- lean. men . a I . line know- lodge of railroad the of w-tat and necessities of lbs people the Other. not nor should they mil hungers on for place prefer- should know thing of thing about which they legislate men Who Compose Snob a should not be i u ii because they help- ed ii by which some man, or nu n, succeeded in a lint i very must pay for his whistle. We arc paying for ours cow mid a pretty dear price it is, too. Later on Governor and his gang corrupt tents will be called Upon to face nets arc THIS EXPLAINS II. m mm. GUARANTEE. harmless. W. Ii. I .,,. I i, . No Washboard same I M By . on Lin. An in Active Service. Aside the danger of being shot by war would not an table occupation for the North When in active service they are guaranteed the of their respective grades in the United States regular Thus a of a North Carolina company may De working on a would in the event of war, draw a mouth. If wounded, he would get a year additional. Following is a table of pay for officers up to colonel five years of Lieutenant Major Captain, not First Lieutenant, First Lieut, not mounted. Second Lieut, mounted. 1,800 Second Lieut, not mounted. The privates would not fare so well, as they would be the same footing with the enlisted men in regular army, a month- Ab a special inducement, they would Do lowed cents a day or fraction of a day, as commutation rations. Borne privates in the North Carolina make more money in time of peace officers. In war they would have loss glory, less of pay and more News. I'll II. -mull, , Long, Wellington, N. C. Greenville, N. C, LONG. -J Attorney, Common i Law M-O. In all Vi. II. I., V . Iii in-i, AT LAW. X, I v inn mt CANNOT BK by l at reach the portion the cur. There only way to and that by caused an Inflated ion- of the mucous j BUB Tube, When this tuba fall in- Lined you bare u rumbling It i is result, and unless can lie taken nut and this tube restored to normal condition, hearing will b de- like cases out often re by which is ail the mucous Will Hundred Dollars any case cured Cure. for K. A CO. Toledo. O Sold 1- are tho O'CLOCK WASHING TEA. by the host house- keepers for Clothes Washing, Dish House Cleaning. Package Try it. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing Goods, Ladies, G and Hats and Hardware, Tinware Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware, Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the largest stock 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 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. Yours Truly f. i. CHEREY CO. March From 11th to tho regular period, in atoms of much violence lo be anticipated. Mercury. Vulcan, Earth and Moon are all involved- From the 17th the Slat fall a very decided period reactionary thunder, wind Do expected. to the -7th falls a will be to shelter for and boast all these equine dial ends u storm periods. OVER TUB Mayor Charles II. Dig. died received a on Tim Si. Low Union Block Yard are lo be sold In u dud el trills mi the tin th who arrived New th steamer Colon, was Sen at The sale In poll was blown opal night robbed in Tho second mute debate the University University North Carolina in lull n I r I I defend, Mr. Cannon staled we had money in . i re to the appropriation, if it de then fin. w presented tin ore borrow money or inc i taxation, i i which an; nation wool I have I'd lo The in treaties i f . r . however, say . ii. may not have to I burr. v. I . but is amply b mi I on in it form part of He i if tin lean of i . by February, 1890. Mr. at will be n mi r- ad, sold bond, at different mi cum of 8202.0 and realize i mi remark- it is from n balance left from proceed i f of tho-e bond certain demand that emergency x will then cot s on tn how lint present ha to money in the Treasury- None the national Ii was u wise step. It may prove a peace for, h said in his both of in January, be prepared for war is one of tho of let facts arc facts, and tho facts given by Herald are well worthy of consideration con- tho further fuel the already would to but of what we would have to expend in COM of war, brief, nil fuels constitute, from moral consideration a powerful argument against war- tho event of war, it only a question of time when propositions for would be accompanied L y Cause Preparations. York. , i ii- i- I. i-l- r i ii , i i which ii I no reason . tin i . ix J by in., i I eons in ii I v i. j . ml i i-i . ii ii ; . i. . V i .- . I . II i U usual luring I ; w. i. . . Maim . i . i. . i in ,. n i ;. .;., ., v mi red h vi I j , ii. . I moment win ii .; carried wind and directly ever been hinted and ; in In .- II I i lite d HI I t ed e . , ; . permitted lo Ir. court. Thai is understood Is hate ti ii 1- i in d in ii. for a week or in in . There is obvious reason luck . 1.1 which l. one in . u . a and lb i able re are . I cub . I. in- any Pure nu Work tile week hos ii, . Washington and la ready to mi what ha now ceased In- u in very Inundation ; w V. Sui . in lbs an editorial, -dun;. 1.1 discussion I iii-. -v made civil war a generation It is Hue. The in in el lie Males. Dirt r m propositions to taxes, two thought Increase at that, up, dividing II HI and the increase would continue ii of years aft. the cessation of Lite in Ml tho home peels are plowing We in giving Held lo work in. of trouble with Spain ail our leading are willing to slay at homo and write history Several leading literary men are reaping their wild oats and preparing laud cotton seed. A Midnight burglar looted the town library recently- e ways warned the bead librarian to keep Unit dictionary the slate agricultural under lock key. literary will be Riven off Saturday evening nest. informs us Unit tho victims of last are slowly Constitution. The . became ii. i in Inter, id. when lbs was yd young, In sod right argued abundantly proved. In the . the found wider e Inn the becoming involved with it, ii mil. in d pitch n this line. A lo war, i hap- iii iii ii had ii would I. v. A mi period. had in the the which gave ii birth there no lbs Weld. .- u, , cam when it did, had to come, and now ii over Si aid Mechanic, tho paper that years ago, tho of A- made such an excellent repulse lion throughout the Stale, has In en revived at us a weekly farm home paper. Doubtless many in this ejection who formerly took Farmer and Mechanic like to have again we prepared lo make following extraordinary clubbing announcement For we send The North Carolinian, of The Farmer and Mechanic, all a Thee papers will give the Lome news tho general news and tho news, jest think of three of them a year for If you want th- Atlanta Con- added to the above list you can get it for cents more, or the thrice . week New York World for other aper or wanted con give yon a on in con- with Ki FIXING FOR up my an make her need air crosswise, Spain we out; it Iii d p-ace an plenty a we e puny Thankful written by Kr. Ad E. Hart, S. O, ,. taken with u old which on my . i set in was held at Chapel Hill lust night. I could live but a short time. iii lo my Savior, II I with friends on I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to New Discovery Coughs gave a trial, look n Friday night, that tho United annex Ii Georgia bad tho tide tho and ii iii tho negative The was ably by both eight bottle. It baa inn Trial Ire L- of Drug store. to and as in favor of of In York a bill providing n 1.1 i live r iii e hi the Ida. II In a law every New lull In Will lo the will -ell In him. the . i- ill nil l.-l I.- d with the id. i, l . i ,. it i.- wild m u ,,. lb STATE NEWS Mil-. Hi lie dim hue Prof, William ti. who only lady who ever at Ala , The Journal my at I ii jumped I and w a dog Hind, i I. ii ii dropped deed -literally i shore will ; lay her on table, I'll her up ; -She ain't seen any them with Lee, she's k me. tin one old, s III COld ; time it what they I km a better in that laded coal gray I I is well git ready I ho ii c me i b Idle till I hear no is my Mart tin- tray, h I band piny an shout V. I. Si in So, Save. In -I in III,. . Cull Son . Hall I r Son . rotter, I II i Kr Pile. required II . . i I i i i Ion or m cent box. tor to. b Wooten. Ham's Him n BlOatS. The bates a good book. true prophet is seldom n prophet to bis own people, conscience is is ready fur settlement. If stolen bum, would be tome hot pockets, A mini without a creed some kind, is a without a moral backbone. As loin; as devil Christian must I i vast speaking to an- other, another.

mm REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. D. J. Site K at post mt G N . as second mail master. u If, It mis a month this morning battleship Maim- was blown up in H. v. . Tin- wile Thurston, who of the Con- puny to firm to did in Monday raw iii and WM on Saturday -fill- to President Tin- ox change of between tin U was very both the to maintain a friendly relation between flu two kinds Sensational reports lab continue to our lite comity. Tin lakes ate one day a-id denied tin- next, They only to till up the papen keep the country at a pitch i Tin- past week really stowed no new nu-M except war made by the II war should be it d this country is now about ready to hold up her i ml et the The report of the Coast of Inquiry u Hid In the lands of the and l; Jo public. lie Southern Sentiment. time. real, altitude toward attitude that worked lie up to I u i itch that the determination to I thrash Spain ha, become universal a trip North that . , , . , invent of foreign war section Senator s. Arkansas, voiced ,,,.,, , , the aW unanimous ,, Jo July b the he raid concerning the Southern sec- report that a had been i with a view to about between and the yesterday on bis way lo Washington from Cuba, and after a Florida --I do not think then It anything in Ike report, i would be cue the most foolish ran South. or other administration to a of ever undertook. In place, we Observer the sense of his Is not need to conduct extreme gratification in the know- W are able to he bad that and an nice people are to some other power, particularly situation give other the , cf their readiness to bear their of any trouble that The Filled The Record NEW YORK FIRE It would be bard for our distinguished base-ball b. to have to divide newspaper . u I with our naval Men whoso faces have heroes. an to reporters between the fleets headed --Poor North headquarters through United and o.- berry to the steps leading; to their armies ashore-if we -The in,. the basement of white possibly enlist as much , . , ,.,.,.,,,. ,, , of the central office about attention as J; games ball. And in s will b. by the of the people, it may be expected . -t blow given to North Carolina, that general or admiral of ours who a signal victory i . . , . to its real over enemy may become as, , . much a hero as any of ct th- our own take care LETTER. i 11- Washington March 14.1808, The end of Mils nasty is row in a fairly Since placed a. Mr. the has conn- out open its and no time is now bung lost in getting together the lighting material that will be necessary to enable us to drive tin- of every loot of American territory, Mr. criticism wait- so long to get started along lie- right road, it is overlooked now, and he is given he deserve the energetic in which he is The e is being put upon a war fooling i the nave been on a war footing time. would be especially repugnant to the el this country. I am d, is nothing in it. and it there was, and it should to the as it doubtless would be. that I., would not it. Tl bad supposed that the tight again.-. tie confirmation the V. Power-, t b price of stumping Presidential over were not well It I waged quite briskly, and one th- is an adverse Senate Committee on on tie- n, ard Pow. opponents express confidence that tie y t In the Senate to ratify the Committee's ad- verse report. now hold- the office r a s having succeeded his to compel a the ,, ,. , , ., All good of the House Committee Hirer lo Harbor bill et this session, Democrats tins cf Alabama, has OM to rid the a Mil of lo be expended the have i may arrive. The of e Observer tells that there are now on tile from companies for admission into State Guard The is is of course lo tho likelihood of with Spain. The sign -tie over one way and they are very being gratifying. The South is rot eager for vat, but it its responsibilities as well as s o a part of tho Amer- it will not if car proud lo be a to say of Slate is this more tine than North Observer. o'clock each morning. Tho door on its binges and the men They turn to the left in dark a second turn in the same brings them into tho little room outside the telegraph office, in blah dis- played as soon as received the slips from the various police stations and announcing skeleton form the new s of The men care nothing the brief announcements of murders, any crack or who have lately basked in sunlight cf tho smile. It has been that in law fixing the State salary at the words . are omitted, thefts and the other j fore by law Father Worth is deuces of criminology. What they j entitled to only a year for are after are which describe i bis tour term. Ho says he the tires of tho night. They lire j thinks he is entitled to a adjusters, these early visitors, and year and will continue to draw it is a unique business which they that amount, have fostered and developed. They of the War, the con- and Harbor improve- menu already b -gun, In log given to which can be b -t op r- -luring the r sud tall IV do bis accept to go into Democratic primaries, and in the of delegates to conventions and nominations of can- None will wait for, or best to get his bill but it be influenced or any the chances of he are rather him , ma, have for negotiating a trade A of Spurious Dollars a sale of voters, Tho and recognizes the situation. Denver, Col. March city and other cities In have been Hooded With silver dollar-. such close of the genuine coin that it is almost impossible to detect them, and even Government experts frequently at a loss lo choose I false the get- e. Tl e situation is so tenons that lbs has made if j subject of bong's regarding President a new device for himself bus any information as to what . j, g the Naval Court In-1 Be knows under West leadership they have been traded into giving to They m they have since the day of the the lie will not be misled again. Ho knows that only through Democrat- organization can relief and therefore every one such will, of his own volition with the Democratic and with it to the turn of good government in State, and the overthrow of the will be, so long as i no lei in preparations to be in a net promptly on that which cannot lie delayed much longer. Th re isn't the lightest doubt that will show that the Maine destroyed by an outside explosion, Mr. M v has not so known, be Intended to COUple with the s Spain on the Maine, should he free, he lies his intention to in some way the two things. II he wishes to set In with the dominating In be will certainly b-lie means letting Spain know Maine demand is mads ibis has the condition of in Cuba just as long as in- tends to, that Spain does not i-t one- voluntarily of Cubs, the United will the Cubans lores her to Tin- on this subject among I n Is plain sad and practically all one way. new Spanish Minister talks as though the most important be- tween Spain tin- United Slates was the negotiation a reciprocity commercial treaty, and he the representatives the of who will have charge the the during the lo reach Washington in a few days. No believes that such a farce us lei a reciprocity treaty be, under existing circumstances, will be allowed to begin by an. the Minister i probably only in- in such the purpose of trying to impress us the peaceable cl Spain toward us. He is dollars of i- in in All I bat have been found bear the mark of tho New Orleans Mint, lower immediately under the eagle, and ate dated It is believed that coins are made somewhere in South. It is every citizen's to bomb merchants and not attached to any insurance company, vet by years of at- to business they are as and as called frequently into court in trials Who originated business no-1 body seems lo know, but there is a tradition to that more than a generation ago a man whose home bad been damaged by lire bad some difficulty in collecting his insurance-, was quick to tho plight of others placed ii. a similar and, being aggressive, he de- to act as an intermediary in matter of s- tire losses, depending a percentage fee for his trouble. Other men entered tho Held from time to time At this time more than a of shrewd, observant men are engaged in adjust lire losses. They do Di t like to describe their methods. Tho field is limited even for s city as largo as New- York, and if more men should en- gage in tho business receipts would be less each individual. In brief, however, they no about their work much tho following The round up of a night may be a dozen fires. Each slip states the number of box, when received, Cause of the lire, it known; damage estimated and if in. sured. Tho moo divide the work of the morning us beat they can. o'clock the little band has scattered, but later other adjusters take up tho as fast as they are recorded. It a notable fact that many sons who losses by lire, es- in the lower east of town, exaggerate tho damage done almost invariably, the lire ad- juster, with bis years tit training to guide him, is to make an partial Arrived tho scene of tho lire, the names of the insured and titles of tho thorn, lie explains the object of his hut, and the insured, being to have tho loss settled as as possible, is only too will- to consent to pay adjuster's companies too, are ready to accept the knowing from experience that the adjusters experts their business and will see that justice is to the several contracting parries. As a rule the adjusters prefer to pass damage done by large The small ones are too and a from the company can adjust them Commercial Mrs. Whitney of bur. has been admitted to practice t c keenly not only practical el the now dominating its politics, but alas realize the u that policy may have upon outsiders who would help to develop the Use agencies in North is u railroad months it has been e in a way not advantage to the State. Where it merely -.-. case disputes boot spoils sensible only disgust. Hut at its last session it aimed a blow at the t to p ,,. b-v Hal means available At one mow it passed order TO CO-BE A IN ONE passengers rates on the Air Una and the Southern to ct-. the I it e Tab money Notice. Is hereby given to George agent lot Mr-. Parlor. Sermons, f. a. Alfred Jr. Mid ad persona Interested, on Thursday, March INS, I will lie at Home of the Aged and a competent Surveyor tin- purpose of hieing the boundary line- --1 the lands belonging to the county surveyed. order the Hoard of W. at. March 7th. Chairman. Notice of Dissolution. The firm of the Greenville Supply Co. d. W. and W. F. Morrill Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, P. Morrill withdrawing the J. W. Will O the business tinder the same assumes and all arc to I e laid to bus. This -J-. J. W. W. r. two one half cents and two cents per mile. in the face absolute that a reduction of ex- rates would cripple the railroads. Its may be better com- when it is known that North has a population thirty, duct to the mile, and that the only other roads in the country on. which the of tare is as low as that for class on in North Caro- under the new ruling are those in Island, which la- a population I lo the square mile ; the main line of the New in New York, which has a population to the MUSTS mile, three in Massachusetts, There are twenty States hiving a greater density of pop- than North There are one States and four Terri- having higher tares. density population and cl pursuits the people to railroad travel should be factors in de- th passenger rates on rail- roads The North Carolina has apparently made tie rankest the basis of making. The result will leach people the State the danger of en- duties to men willing to heed reasonable ft e BARBELS PLODS, TOBACCO, CASES SQQ CASKS WASHING Two Tramps With Talent. A of were chatting in a North to greatest saloon one i practicable extent. The or woman who orders from forth or ether places goods can be as as at home, is doing an Injury to the community to himself or home merchants pay taxes, employ help support the gives the fol- lowing advice; Let good Democrat in every ship constitute a use it every to attended s when called, and lake part in delegates to various nominating conventions. The only required is, d bat said thus goes the himself , clones, etc., to benefit to abide the resell and vole with the II ii it- to redeem the and charitable institutions, and are part of tho community, and to are entitled to the , , member community, State from asks its to urge this course good Democrats, Lot all go to work. c immunity, are to the preference above homo mer who and refuse to part Winston Pres Mouse Can Do A little girl p New school screamed at sight of a became and out of the room, the teachers ordered a tire drill, a alarm was rung in. distracted parents fought to enter the building and save their children from the supposed And all for one small mouse, g man that dares to laugh at tho fear a lie-, Journal. Notice of Dissolution. Tin- Hi in of T. M. Moors to Aw, business at If, C, Was dissolved by sow sent .- u the In I. M. Moore In All per-ons owing the are direct f, to the to W. M. Moore. i Ins -lay of T. M. MO W. M. Ml ORE. listing purchased lbs lateral t f -r M. Iii i r, i J. above, I wish in Inform all of tin- firm that I will , tin- same stand wit ,. , ,.,. rte -lock solicit a e patronage. y, u, v a tough looking, specimen of tho genus hobo the and lbs at bar. He was unkempt, and the effect of years of constant tip- was apparent in the col- of his nose. In a very husky Weary Willie voice asked if ho and his pal might entertain the crowd. being grant- ed, he went ti the door and called out, Tho crowd was amused to looking in and stand by side. With a short lion oddly assort- ed pair went to work and displayed ante really feats in legerdemain, particular proving very mystifying. This was to allow an- person to take his own penknife and plunge the blade into arm or leg in any spot be pleased, After repeated encores mind reading wee to, a really one exhibition was given. After this one of the who was us n magician, drew pair and tried to bargain secret of the The men wouldn't tell, and aft- had they departed -1 ., i. Mm Impulsively her foot with his ii his heart with tho Bane light love, won that ho never would rise until be the suitor of fair i Isn't I hat beautiful I It ,, of i a- time w m u ll-iii. sod lo m Th i Id upon that i nil., in you j have Hock Butter, Canned Goods, Paper Hags and many other things to numerous to mention. Send as your order-. Mail orders receive prompt at- Agents for Standard Oil Co ft Co. TO-DAY'S MARKETS. as Reported CO. Cotton Buyers. Greenville, N. C. Cotton sold it. S It reeled by i, M. per lb to Sugar f--ed to I'M to Corn to Si Flout, lo 8.711 to Oat to Salt pet Back to In Eggs i i. PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO. EDWARDS Proprietors. At late Court i in all kinds of New Buggies a specialty All kinds repairing done- We use skilled and good material prepared to you work. Dry Mi, Notions, Shoes, Hats ------and celebrated------ Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and see are invited to inspect my stock and the low prices. S. T. WHITE. M H. -----DEALER IN----- HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES. GREENVILLE. N. C I will the best goods and will 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 to Griffin Jeweler. THE LIVE We are now taking orders for Tobacco Flues Flues ready tor in v. We do all kinds repaired promptly. S E CO GREENVILLE. N. C. JR. COREY D W. HARDER -----DEALER IN----- Heavy and GROCERIES goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will con e on. g. K IN- AND COLLARS A General; Horse Millinery. nice line Groceries. I can now be found in the brick store for- by Brown, to see KEEP THE TRACK. Course, not nil go Way We are Making it Hot for Hard Times. You can't feel poor when see our goods and prices What, your dollars may be we will make them go mush farther. S II Mt Sunday Tm- w. .,, o, . . J. V. and l. J, t of wen- Ii- -i Mrs. M. lit Ibis for to bet millinery. K. of aM visiting tin- J. A. P-n, Mrs. town. J. U Cox, Bryan Gardner, C. P. S. V. up on march IS. THE COLONEL lie vi on Values were never so low as now ft Men Boys Hats, Caps, Gents Furnish etc. The complete- our stock tees everybody Come and see this choice fine honest qualities, qualities and learn why sensible, will clear your people prefer to spend last doubt away their money with us. Our Come and see. Frank Wilson. an Old For time time old In- I- -ii Con- lot mar corner Beads some marled to go play in and upon opening the door a , ad man in it. They informed grown people who -vent to make an ex of the which proved to be Peyton, n colored man. has tor some time been a worthiest character town and it m-i an that he had been using old as a sleeping place. It is Opposed that he died during but night REFLECTOR . . keeper's ail Local tries blooming. Sunday n like n summer day. There in more opera house here row than Greenville had in some lime. Dot Comedy Company showed three nights ban week left Hooky Mount. Parker, the Kinston r, Una bis up near Five Points. Attention it called to the notice to by O. If. Mooring, Trustee of J. II. Sons. is here the week. These clans In Greenville. hull gone, Ore tiny the over. was u pretty for tho rues. Not many people were here today for the races, Cannon Cloth just Hi Lung's Cash House. Dozen at B. M. The fellow who bets on a horse d loses tees what a dunce ho is. The woman who does everything with her went lo Kinston Tuesday evening. the to draw out to the track it has looked mighty quiet up Ibis is gelling time the county Demo- convention was culled lo select delegates to Slate convention. married a month, and she left he swore is a and she drew a blank Lost Hut to this i lo take for Baltimore, Mrs. Cherry lost her purse. The loss was not discovered until train time, but a messenger was hurried buck to her home to see if it been there. Before the messenger got hack Mr. J, S. Jenkins ran up mid placed the purse in Mrs. Cherry's hand just in time her to lake the train Ho bad picked it up on the street and finding the owner's a hurried on lo give it to her. Be- sides money and papers the purse eon a handsome diamond pin, Mr, finding it was lunate for the owner. Draw. It ink-s a rich man to draw a deck, a girl to attention, and lb v. x. hit Has Burning Mrs. M. F. of rs, is visiting Mrs. It. L. Smith W. I. lies gone to Norfolk, the boys say In jab navy. W. J. Cornell is quite sick at Ike E. it where be e. alter a dais at borne, left m Miss Eva die of X. II left morning for Henderson. Miss Kate Harvey, of Kinston, win has been n days wild Mrs. R. IV. Kin, lift this morning for Baltimore. Fin.-1 Mat. 12th, loll IS i.- as But here I am. all K. as u ii. Ii. I the T- for last w k. I bad a desire t. at Indians, and I can . L they are i people when you get close to them them I spent two days at South day at a- d bad not rain I Jan. l-I, hut as as I got and rained until I'll. were delighted, and when they i th- and the rain with Tm II L ; . iii i i . .; i iv j . i i. Hi, with Span I in. K. r strong . ;. . rs . ;. I tor o at my old . Ii . la 1- i om unless go u ; i. whip th, Spaniard A.-I.-. Heavy t mi t . v I, up A QUICK CURE FOR COLDS. VEST of the THROAT OR LUNGS L-to Bonus is. la 1- I., c a . Idled LAWRENCE CO., I l. aLe or i i In 1- ITEMS the past. ; mm until I rs, l and old i i my lo. to M-n iii i t. set lull r-. It who could the . I two Names. The recently a Stale news item a in county ail whose begin with Its letter A who taught school in and knows the family sends us a corrected list the Clements is the of and are mimed as II any have been added to the then they have run down lo letter alone. the not tho only in tor our lolls us that named the upon Kansas horse to draw a cart, a porous plaster lo draw the akin, a toper to yet another family, named cork, Show to draw a crowd, thus their children and an in lo , Ibis pusses well J. W. a days age from Springs. Ur. Morgan has bees confined to his since Frank Chick's company, in ibis has tin town his Frank is tho as when he used to in and it keeps bustling I get enough lo shake bands all his Norman went u Plymouth B. Washington, is in town. Dr. II. Johnson, today lure. S. of Pin-town, in Tuesday evening J. A. Pope, spent hole hulking alter Beta mid Ells Nobles Mrs M. I. Mrs. F. W. Brown and left this in visit relatives at Ply. m -nib P. Smith returned Tuesday from his northern trip. He alter new goods, Mrs. J. J. Mrs. J. II. Cherry and Miss Martha left morning for Mrs. l B. of came Tuesday evening to visit family her lather, J, L, Daniel, Mrs. II. I. and Wilmington, Tuesday lo visit relatives. They at present home of her brother, F. G. J. mes. NEWS commissioners of buy,, decided to use -i machine on roads. There arc now patients in the Western at Cherokee county wants the govern- to pay the court house, was destroyed by tire dining the war. Mr. Bud Chestnut Hill, Is all smiles- Mr. Mrs. Morgan been married yours and a child Inn just come lo their Sun. About two miles from Henrietta N. C, early yesterday morning, Mr. John Green, township lo. to arrest a Blake. As soon the heard of the business opened lire with a pistol. The constable tell lo his knees, mortally wounded, but drew pistol firing three at the lull which look ore bull ling his heart, killing him Salisbury Sun. I.; am a man v.-i could not stand that, so I while I n- hail b so with n you, and you want rain again I. t me, It. Talk but the beats If a I would mike a million dollars in less than -r- tin- rain there a wind light It took ten women to a skin over a Tin soil is dark and you could hardly i i while man all or what kind of you on. J lad ways been told that a mall . a peck dirt during It's . to tin- would lathe to shut up or was But for fact that I palled loll eh- rd lit curt-tins back the Blight hive bean a dead e ere this, an-1 you from your rambling friend. I don't think as much you as I return- d you promised as as editor did to send mu int i. in mi;. Not a Lave hear-1 you -m-i I as you have lion end now looking a job with Undo San- to Spaniards. Well, you are in whipping S and will do I have no say and don't care a for a as he his from lb . late Pitt, say to and am Let us break in here lo assure I be Colonel dial hale trying In Tin. t-i but Could not it him Indian Territory winds North Carolinians every day or are clover, and say I am I Pitt we a does to know everybody dunks tin- of Pitt U ahead all It would not b- lair t.- particularize as to my North out here, to say of one . the cleverest cl Pitt county boys would asking much me. John Ii. is a rush boy that We should all I, proud of simply like a Ches- tall, and lbs gay bird that makes the beans of lb- lair sex They nil lull In with him say it b- they can't help it In lie is success, up ducats an I bus to burn- saw a more courteous, chivalrous, splendid type --I Southern gentlemen m your I meal one day and of my A. A- Malory, Ferris, in Balls, in 1804 a crop la I,. bales el Mr. Malory and his brother arc genuine Tar heels, from own large landed interests r-o the I re tic soil is lo feet deep and as black your hut. He took in a thirty over the prairie hinds, and in hot- I saw stalks of last re HI hi t high and s thick you c mid drive a yoke of through They cut down with u hush This sounds bra hut it is word true, would it II had seen all know never told in my I In,, old beg on and Tex lauds, That hunt i- IS risk they try- to thing it so It such weed. Wheat is linking i m the territory and a large Stop is I nut a law schoolmate lion. M. who lie- use Dick A. Dillard's law Ho to Territory and as a Methodist is doing lino. Ilia name Cameron, Cutting at . a Grifton whit mar, was i badly , m n Charles drunk aid provocation, stubbing in J-.;., con. lit.-ii i- . ii- I-. I- placed . . 14- J I . . . i Sunday iii many l- ml It i. by . f . ll an allowed th the lows lid- week. A them followed the m ; here and are ; games open and . i . . d I.-. big . ,., , . d Tl .- law ought ugh I. and -I I red to such , beware The p. r i lo tIn-- games any Modesty. .-I i paper in Oregon has I. Tho P. party i o i f million To I t.- victor in ;. ii a i millions. Fr mi it draw times present strength From tin- Brynn Nit. You'll gel Bryan .-i. other y- LOW aid require more to i i-i saddle You a-- mod- neighbor. You million absorb five You want to to Y-iii do ii. ii ii. i- slue show cl a party d out way will run over. It would you to little on big Demo and then you ho in tie- Bi next not as .-. bat fellow I. -or-. You've t die you as well make up your mind it Review. am; As lb . i . -I i ; will useless rears, i m there, -1 steel that . .- t who m Is i i- Saturday toil . i , in I It was the only mar i be several Aid ,; . . as it will -.- lemon . thimble that an i i used wear. their work. . . , . , , , , inion -ii i her here L a id man. i . her I toil aid gem on the cl lady buy sued that my m r u.-ed to Tb. In whose they t i-. t is i lat lam I i Bill Nye on i . ii i out I to per. . . . ., o rs, o- i ;. i any ard . i. , don't fool I i n will i tin- . or iv r If v y. m- . . v.;. . luck is a . ., j i, i. edit . .; ;. , km k i Into a o i. I He'll j and . . . J I . . kip . in. i mother's . you for I i. guide my wayward in Tl . II. path trail, and right. y i . no pap .,.,,., ,, . , . r, . . . . ii. . v. . i e'er I i n.-r Will b oil thimble that s moves off my uses lo ,. . I . v- I she lies a y . am to tend-l as I bow- in prayer A I i old Steel that my to wear. April 1894. THE RACES. But our Goods came in first. We the arrival Moods, Wash Shin Silks, every other kind Look at our Girdles and Ornaments. RACE LANG'S CASH Baby Mine Every mother fouls an dread the pain and danger upon most critical life i a mother should be a source of joy to all, but u no and danger of the its anticipation one of misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND is the remedy which relieves women tin- great pain incident to maternity; hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not only made painless, but all the is re- moved by its use. hose who this remedy are no or gloomy; nervousness nausea other distressing con- avoided, system is made ready for the coming event, the serious accidents so com- to the critical hour arc obviated by the use of Mother's Friend. m a to woman. money talks. We make it talk for us i buying at inside prices, and we give our customers the advantage of it. We want to do business with you. We buy our right and we them right and treat you j; I. k Received A nice lot of The winter is most gone with it must go all the ;. PUn nil or . , a receipt of In t t i i mi will i -i we have stock, so now time to make Big Bargains. have not space to any prices hero but simply John Kelly's SLIPPERS tho Ladies. i. ., Cl say they are

What In u t petty the well known contractors, I Pond, caterers lo Vic-j exhibition, were I at the instigation of the Kensington vet-try for selling a of brandy and two sample of which were not of the nature, substance, and quality of the article demanded, i The defense set up was the one that one u bar- maid had emptied into the brandy and decanters the of i of and i water left OB the counter by m- . into the sup- TO MAKE FaRMS BEAUTIFUL, he Kensington the vino. I he F. A of pun hand. The inflicted a penally of Apart from the fact that the spirit wire adulterated, the empty- the leaving of into the vessels holding the spirit for public supply is a disgust and filthy and dangerous one. and the vestry of Kensington de serve the unqualified thanks of the public for the action which they Vary you in the adage, ere. In the the other sample, have wings tho m of replied the who is a complaint huh had bean made worried by the trusts; that to that the the liar mi- doesn't prevent th. w- t y. to man now and I I . m SEE THAT . What Is It It is a picture celebrated PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS use The outfit no business man is complete without one. The Reflector Book Store How Ham Many Canal and homesteads hare a desolate a . U-cause the odd lorn-Ts and are left grow up in in barren the winter. It is too the that whatever plots of land an able, for cultivation because of their or inconveniently situated are left in this wild and the of an other- wise well kept farm or beautiful borne. In a report on issued by the j T foreman of forestry, i suggest ions as how these t spots may he made j productive. Mr. matter how small the plot of ground or how situated, there it why it should lie eyesore. It is t his of every nook, corner and cranny and the making two blades of grass to grow where a j weed grew before that has rural England so to the eye so pleasing to the i sense. The agricultural and I in England, where the little farms are to the very i have been as There seems to be no good reason why rural districts of New Jersey, New York and of ether states could not made equally at- tractive and Mr. has utilized all these- waste places about the offices and buildings of the forestry depart- at Experimental farm. In his report he thus writes the improvement of odd CUT Bert laud adjacent to the office and other buildings, which has been to the cultivation of mental trees and shrubs, looked bet- tins year than ever before, As the trees increase in size from year to year the landscape more beautiful. The effects also the grouping are more apparent and And Then Went Out and Cold Mine. A. round a That Will Interest Our Head A deep rich yellow called is a favorite shade this Dr. R. L- came up from Gold Hill this morning tells us of the means by which f Charles a poor country youth who lives two miles from lit. has fair pros- i sot in of becoming a man fashionable wealth, ornaments for hats. mated about two week ago he that there was gold on his firm, n little obscure patch of rocky soil. endeavored to rel- to go in with bun make a refused, nod he induced another tho and summer. The broad-brimmed black bat be by several Without brat making every- thing else. God hare been without language with which to speak to men- The left Fide decoration will party to go in with him- The only it I not doctor thinks the discovery will yield the boy a small fortune. winter. rich vein has been struck I high as dining the SI. the laud of Mr. K- J Gold Hill. It is that the veil will lead to rich discoveries Mr. has a nice assortment Fountain also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens I You will be astonished when you see them and earn how very cheap are. You may never, But should you ever Want Job Printing to see us. Job Printing Anything from six it The Daily Reflector Gives small II ought lo be. homo news afternoon at the rice of cents a Are you a sub- not The Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only contains the a year. I news week, and gives to the farmers, es- those tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. to boar freely their yellow, red, scarlet, purple and black fruits, which still further heightens the The flower borders and were a of from early in the summer to late in the gladioli asters particularly tine. More hedges have been planted and some small areas sealed down. The tins shrubs planted daring the last two seasons now add much to the attractiveness of this the The foreman also calls attention to u lure number and shrubs suitable for hedges and mental purposes. He now has s of u different species. Among the ornamental treat Mr. men turns several beautiful varieties Japan and China, Rich as the the tree, the Japanese quince and the beautiful maidenhair brae, or writing of the result of this utilizing of all small plots, number of specimens which have been planted along tho roads from the gates to about the building is the of and varieties among these is about With so many different of beauty spread out baud tho-visitor finds of interest to claim his attention at In many places on the farm fruit could ha used so that they Would be at objects of beauty and profit Evan in the smallest plots and corners tho and stones could be by flowers, to tho delight and mental improvement of those who pass their lives tho Ti nit's. Sir Frank Sir Frank began cross examining a lady with a few irrelevant questions to put her oft her guard. This would have very well if. witnesses, -h, had meekly submitted, lit up. set everything with you think that is a very Sir Frank my ho think it In a breach of la once tho jury with gentlemen, cannot think that this charming lady's forever blight ed. Surely not one of you could In enough, if single, to lie to the of so at a lady. myself nm no long r you j, World. lie Son too hard said the old colored brother, sons by some is liable get fooled. tell on But ft-r He land, all his money, en he have else go, en he good he come home en de but what you reckon de men toll say.- sou, no veal de do de calf, fer do bought on is done been took back. I is glad you come, tor write you he continued, sou de day wear out he welcome; he can't ten de man no An Constitution. s Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in dis- arc invariably by derangements of die Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. Are from all other medicines. Each performs specific duty, thus doing drastic purgatives and curing by the Mild Power One Pink Pill touches the liver, re- moves the bile, the moves the The Tonic docs the rest. Hare oner Sample at any More. Treatment. Brown Co . N V Many of the newest shapes have d brims. Picture bats are not as popular toques or Tue mt-st thing about the latter II the novel effects lb roll-like . that finishes the This style of is apt to give a appearance to a summer hat. but it is becoming and strictly correct, nevertheless. Flower crowns arc the lop of lets are tho favored for these- . a The hat, designed especially for the a la is The of the winter will be conspicuous by their absence. will lavishly used as than Tho smartest ones are made of doubled, with a cord shirred into the outer edge. On the most fashionable hats only one or two colors ire although two or shades of colors ed. Notice of Dissolution. The Arm of Ricks A hive this The liver is the great in the mechanism f at. man., and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is the result Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. Bristol, R. I. has I old who recently celebrated his birthday by driving his horse over a stretch twenty The horse is twenty-six years oil. tho owner claims that he is tho as too Hind o his age New j look and crude. Tho wagon which this record, breaking drive was taken is twenty years old. the harness was years ago- REDEMPTION. i f n In law Milton, Ids i in Artist. His brain was not an empty con- stored with none devotion. It round with the and garlanded with ivy. Within the walls of his s no had bean permitted but Unit of the In the or brain, entirely devoted n wee to n Biblical form there were Hotel one vast organ bu p i position was among ho was mi artist and yet among art a tin by f will -Inf A of I. bast . inn smiles you Ire of a has will wall you sob ii Will with the A inn of it south rod. i blood had ft imps With a sin's despair. I will moan yen a a horrible with las A an am of .-i n lip. with fright a of Tit light With a y.-u a Which with the A n -mil w toll n-j. ii r-y With a -A. H. in Ta-i Century. Hoped to Ho walked Into the with a nervous air and tried to look as if he Were quite accustomed to that sort of thing, Ho the in search of some- thing and seemed perplexed. nice pair, that, observed the shopkeeper as he saw tho young man still couple of chimney ornaments. what all the relatives and the young man, blushing a red. did you know about it they always stammered the proprietor, taken aback. he added, himself, u married man said the custom you can help me. If you bad a cradle- I mean, if it was- you expected that is, if they were morn than you you one would or would one be ton small for- two, and ought to buy one for each; shall have more ex- of that kind of Hangar time goes on. of Weekly. It is said Hi's in a With i Will in less than live so is the Steel and Kilt ornaments are considered as modish as tho jet. are only for evening wear and even then they inn. I used of thorn Au odd pretty around a grown of sienna is three rows of beads. Notice to Creditors. I. G. V. busts certain dead trust to me on land I. II. W. K. and M. A. trailing the area J. H. Son, notify all of sail or creditor of either Arm to on or the and file with fie trustee en or before the data, II any end- nor Nil la Hie claim a above stated will pleaded in bar of an participation in the dividend or d. arising fr mi the of the a- This notice It given by order of MM, M. Taft will continue same a under name of Tail. All due the are to he paid to said Ricks Tail who also March. 7th, j, A A. II. W. II. RICKS, K. II. TAFT. UNDERTAKER EMBALMERS. velvets t pa-see for millinery. The sailor shape, both trimmed and save far the lib- band, will as prom- a bead covering this season as The edict of for is tho for hat trimming shall be the lilac, violet and will be used extensively. when No II for Ins his title in return her, and yet he was turned ; from the man's conduct it he to CHILL IS JUST M TO ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICK rt. ILLS., Not. is, Co. Ho. . f TOMe I so, year, la ml , t II rear., in Ilia urns I.,. runs -o mi an e . . ii in.,, i , MUs S Ivor I- i i We have at t received a hearse the nicest line of Co tins and in wood, lie and cloth over brought We BU I is ah forms. Personal attention given toe,. ducting funerals and en- trusted to our care will receive of reaped. Our prices are lower than do not want monopoly competition. We can be found at any and I times the John Buggy Co's building. BOB GREENE the public fur their liberal hi I lie past we solicit a of the in the W. II. Notice to Creditors. duly the I u- l a of the of I- Bell deceased, Is given to the estate to make immediate payment lo the to all of raid estate to present their claims, properly authenticated, to twelve alter the late this or this notice will la- plead in liar their This the lib day I. S. SPAIN, the of I Hell Old Mae SERVICE Steamers leave for touching stall land- on Tar Friday at A. M. Returning leave at A. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Greenville A. M. same days. These are subject to stage of water on Tar at Washington Steamers for Norfolk, New York and Boston. order their goods via Dominion tram New York. from Nor- folk A Baltimore Steamboat rum Baltimore. --Merchants Miner Boston. SON. Agent, I. Oil and Trade Marks obtained sod all Pit- patent j -me less rein, , or With ti -a. We if or Out. Ins Our n. A M-w to lain with mat in ti-c U. S. Mia lice. C. A. SNOW CO. om. d. c. Dealer In Fort, Sis, and i year's supplies will It to their It to get our prices I r Our stock Is . In--. Flour, Sugar, at lowest market Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar bay direct fro ii ill mill t stock n and sold at suit limes. Our goods and sold for rise to ran We sell at a close a- m. . J G. GREENVILLE, K. MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. W. I N The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices country produce. -A-. WEEK FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. WEEK Tuesday Friday AT VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. MARCH NO in the A was tho river off Fort Anderson Saturday by Mr Fails, n well Mr. Fails was fishing with a ii-l and ranch to hi soil up tho little f. Ho fought and Mr. was to kill before cop Id subdued. He hi- up to market this g was the of attraction for a carious crowd. The rial w Tl prime am the skin Mr- mil have lac- Mat, bow lo be so away from his native is Hie Mr- Fails and u. l i saw it. us this is first instance one of species icing around waters. Wilmington A Word Wall Husband-. It or if only d. hew mini.- rt -i-l i- ho Baby. story is of a father. baby was bis first and be wanted to weigh it. a be exclaimed, are the The domestic up an old fashioned pair, and the proud young father assumed of the operation- try it at eight he said, sliding the weight along the beam at that figure. won't do. weighs ever much more than the weight along notches further- be said. weighs more than He set the baby the scales down and rested himself a mo- baby I eve panted, resuming weighing process. and a This thing won't weigh her. See sixteen lust notch, and she jerks it up like a Go and get a big pair of scales at some neighbor's. I'll bet u tenner that the weighs ever twenty pounds ho shouted, into the next baby this did you weigh her inquired the young mother. the old scale the on those only replied quietly me baby, Weekly. ulnae i i i- in- is not , or I. lie- ii- ill- In lie wale A South street clothier's sign an. lo Professional Cards W. W. I. N. In all the B. i N t. N. I I ill.-. K. c in all the I. N. over J. C, Cobb N. C. N. SMALL A LONG. at Law In all Courts. W. n. R W. AT LAW. N. of lion. Of ; in To i. J lit- v r Volvo. i- in h e h- ab rs. I- Ilk-- or j-t M Of low i- ; look l -i tin- ii in s p i bl- -.- place l ; i Mi, and fairly . r Inn Mill enough to mm many a weary day, perchance, ere it fa i BO lit will n her over l-r kind I If is read her and the may lo hut one U Human All love or u ii a certain r. She may love bar r on MS so ill daily lie s tail to her lot that a who more u, for fur to h-art hut duty mo.-; Mill, that, would not tor whole exchange places, with any and old tin price her freedom it you i wile has i. and wile you, her so. think it lowers your manliness my to -t bar know that she has a place In your toiled early and you your through H and to be her in It little her loved to make lier so do not a word now M u ,; I tar more value to her starving heart Tiny some things which can never buy, and wounds which ; but love all overcomes all and, sweetens Home Companion. When the hour hand points to nine, Have your washing on the line. GUARANTEE. ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. No m ii i the first tea of a life its i to of animal can keep it Ibis period the better. It to to sleep, to play, romp, enjoy If in a way, at tins time in its life. It in part prepare for life's work. It lays foundation of physical in wit be by mental I am to say people are forced too the of Death N. C-. March 14- of a roaches hero to-day from Enfield. Mr. Charles Mills in,; in a field At he took horse from plow, pot his old ion upon it back and started to The bone ran away child. The little boy's clothes were in hook of the and ho was to death. horse run all the to with little bleeding re- Tho distress of can letter imagined than and Ob- server. I i n . i. Was. Your on O'CLOCK WASHING TEA. Recommended by the keepers for Clothes host hashing, Wash House house- Dish Package. Try it. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing Ladies, G and Shoes. Hats and Hardware, Tinware Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware. Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the largest stock of IV given of all kinds at the lowest price ever in this community. Come and see how much cannot be seen elsewhere. No matter who you are, where you live, how much or how little you have got. There is no Store where your dollars will do you as much good service as they will do you here. Yours Truly f. I. m. A Incident. Tie and f existed hi Virginia i,. a t master u -I hi re sever i i x-, pi by Ii a both lo a i n by i aster it i ii firs, b i. .-,;. of i A ion i i- l . ii h i as I look i M the M and of i , n i destroy it. , be I . In ; -I um lay. When Ci r j,, .;,,. ,, i r- l a- love and vi i u for Inn. -1 I part in n at iii- gr re. The t. . i -t a i- I. and around i re gathered . t while and 1.1 n. At um tin i line the tang the be the tie in i who remembered the and i mi i done ii ii but labor lo . children id mi those faro, the grave line To win. not the it it a on in iii plaintive hey their back and .-r. raw dry rye who loved the venerated dead i i one in and on in bean We part la i tun Direct Ii m boy -n- in a case i in which man bad k am tin- head A boat of bad been called win.-lain ill and V, annoy the n I I B my We've been going inn round cow i t hi M- direct evidence. Now ho -In or what I want you to to lb n Int. see the blow Ah. the lawyer, rub- rub las hi bands, have OBJ one ll is cf II e s U t arc rot of the of a it tad flow-. why r. Bad tone a I and i iI. n Boom i nth Mil Lucy Mien Loci Jo i- obi III ill.- OW ., din The i I el I- open .,,. . to Mr. Theodore Parker widower, nod i years, on and of N- V- lira . .- followed ripened admiration, and an to t I. other tin; Norfolk lo last Friday. As hour far departure arrived it lbs widow failed bu and wins announced to bride-to- a Mr. Porker was if be come o Hookerton. favor reply, believing that in was billow over true love never elides smoothly, and on at Mr- was for Brat time lo ea lady, who was tho day, i m i lo become wife- Al i . i. tit her r in work Upon, I- this cane track, you must j in n my food lad, him in tin- Mow how ii was BAKER HART. Headquarters Hardware Tinware. Farm Spokes, Hubs, Building Paints Oils and Stoves Fair Dealings and Honest. Goods, at Rock Bottom Prices. l- Now, then, no about it, ti the inti I'm and ire oner. Now, just how the Tho bewildered ll a the mini it some dawn upon lawyer, seal him In seat. tin- way old boy, lb it of everybody Tho I attempt to -1 In bad done with I'm York Sun. din aid i i In i ct laid Tom on n in the digging, buns Hill, lb In-1 to hi . Vi i lo inn u, by v I. J- e few invited Mrs. and immediately loll when- they took ran Monday for Brooklyn, N- Y- And tin- now paper will be taxed to their mo I capacity advertising;, no ton Free Ma i an by iii life Ii v to Their or their to grow up by the mind the throws have seen left lo the of potent while Ilia mother was off some or slab or tea. duty of a woman i lo her hone and of a mother to her own la order to her pleasure, mother baa lowered below animal of the for their with n lender Carolina The Mechanic, the paper that year- l an the State, has revived as a i farm and home paper. many who formerly look I be Farmer and would like to have we are lo the For we will tend The Tue North cf and Tho nil papers a year. h v will give you the Lie w. the an I the farm news, and think of three of a year for ll-TS. you want Atlanta Con- added to tho above list y can get it for cents more. or thrice a week New York Id for cents. Any other , or we can give you a in with lo Charlotte, I,. on .; to attend the a N. C. May Tin- i- a great Ion in North Carolina. people claim the Independence, made 1770 t July A tell of Di- ll ration to be i i baa promised to jive In- d i a, with i . mat he attend. II SI I Castles in says lb. . nut worth mi . i. -i. . ii . i It. i- i. y -11 u hi I ill a in ii i do you shed Mud my Boston in mean to why my a n I I. i-i ore co- other I have never beard sac- in a STREET, bean re a tea think ii or right lo work y u it it my i . i , I'd burn Fellow Orphan Home Ai a meeting tho ii. Orphan Home held day at war I is the home W. M. Coble. Raleigh. M. Royal, l Clinton, Si an. i Ml ii ii II . of ill I- n M n- -i I i y will Ai i I 1st. Real A in. n Haiti j . no hi ii- . i . ii u . i . i I.,,. , U, . No. in I. The dealer, that the year nearly would like it This is owing to want During tho Week, tho tide wore I and tho brought up trip lint w that is falling again however, is for Cent tho bucks a lo Hum Many m a I telegram from tho war i received by tho t. railroad hinting that Ma in Mile wanted to know how many am in emotive, tho it a hare. ii i Individual oven to tho or but u it ii the o and in all h con- i in. Mile to i- a a and a i i;