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up. m I I Democrat Gets the Glory- the United States Supreme court decided against the in the Rail- road Commission said a prominent Republican o more than State reputation yesterday- objection I have to the new Commission is that Mr. Pearson, the Democrat on the board, is getting all the glory and credit anything dons in behalf of the people. But in this case he deserves it. Of man, Dr. toting the corporation end of the log, while our Populist friend, Mr- is occupying the usual middle fish fowl nor good red Then this Republican. ho is an able lawyer, went on to say that the judgment by Mr. Pearson and rejected by Mr. Caldwell Mr. Abbott in the rate decision, was perfectly regular, ably drawn and just such a paper as should have been adopted if the Commission had had any desire to make a case before the courts. it stands he Commission is to its case and the railroads and Caldwell will never be able to the world that he's not a party to the deal. That is why I say the Democrats are only people getting anything of this new Commission. Divorced and Married Same Day. NOTES OF Tilt WAR SCARE Senator is for w. once more. Congressman says hostilities seem to be Brazil has to sell to our navy her big torpedo cruiser General Miles GOO immediately for cavalry. Who can now W is not getting; a on herself. Mrs. Ida was hero late Wednesday minutes later marriage license issued her to deputy Nathan Wyatt, cl Union town- ship, and not lone afterwards tied the knot let them. The bride is years old and has had con- experience ibis her third She first married a man Often up on Hog Elk. He the and alter walling in vain seven year lot Sis return she Haley overtures lO -urgent leaders for peace have granted. Shane baa now I fallen flat. a congenial lite and j per cent, New I'm for the Telephone the early part of a din- recently given in Washington the of a young married woman who is the mother of two small boys, suddenly caused, with a stare d also be kept fresh in the look, in the midst of animated r I.- way- To keep cheese moist. wrap it Vinegar Now that the Lenten season culls for fish in extra quantities, it is well to know how to I fish fresh n made very wet vinegar. Beefsteak may b-r. TOW SEE THAT MM What Is It it is a picture celebrated PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS Best in use. The outfit no business man is complete without one. Atlantic Coast Line Schedule In Effect Jan. s Wilmington. I promises to respond case the i President calls. Recruiting officers for the will enlistments at St. Pan, Milwaukee and Chicago New York State's separate Mm panics of troops have been combined into battalions, to be ready for a sudden call to arms Secretory Long is considering Mr a. m. 11.0. a in, procuring a naval station on of West Indies, as in case of war G vessels in those water could not readily coal up. .-.,. .- . IA. fin. Petersburg Ma f m, Richmond 7.1 I'm. Norfolk 8.05 p in. Washing, ton ll-M Baltimore UM . in. Philadelphia s m. New York 6.81 a in. f in. The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens, You will be astonished when you see them and earn how very cheap are. You may never. But should you Want Job Printing Come to see us.- Job Printing Office. Anything from O-st r a Jo. . Due Mag Mt pm. n. 9.10 p in. p m .- p Tarboro Rocky Mount l m. 1.1. a m. Nor- folk a in. Petersburg a in. Richmond a in, Washington it a m, i m, a in. Hew York m. p m. SO line lake On p m. Chad- p m Marlon ,; p Florence 7.25 p in. Sum- m. o n. mark in, i-i n a m. Macon 11.1. a m, Atlanta l m, on Savannah i in. a m, Augustine i pa pm. AT v. pm. Philadelphia am. mo-e rim. Washington I Man, Richmond am. am. Nor- 11.12 am, Tarboro nm, Wilson pin- pin. pm. Magnolia pm, DAILY No. 12.00 night. Hew York 0.30 mi. Philadelphia pm, p; tn, pm. 2.20 pm. 9.43 pm, Tarboro l j in. Ricky Mourn 6.40 Leave am. Warsaw am. Magnolia am. No. , New Peru Jack , Sunday 10.36 am. 13,13 -ti DAILY Ho. pm. , , savanna 1.4 , am. ., .,, 4.38 pm. in. Florence am, 10.36 am, is am. Luke The Line steamer decided on at an cruiser or repair ship of tie navy, and other Atlantic c. steamers are being examined. The V dynamite guns maybe i in case to blow torpedoes in Havana SOU pounds of gun in tho will destroy within feet- in a dampened with vine- gar, and place a dry cloth over this. lo keep the hands from chap- ping during the windy March weather, rub a little vinegar and spirits of camphor them, when it is necessary to go out of doors after tho hands in water. This application well rub- bed in is also good for rough akin. If you have a skirt-waist or wash dress with ground, tho color of which is likely to fade, add sufficient vinegar to the starch to it acid; or if it is not to it, it in vinegar and water end dry the goods in the shade. Nothing will so quickly remove from eggshells as them with a cloth wot with vino- gar. If your ink is too thick add a few drops of vinegar and snake tho well. Mix tho vine- gar, at d it will work bettor and a better polish when mixed with sugar, or the half-dozen things usually for this purpose- tho polishing of brass the spring cleaning will one of tho best cleansers, mixed a little suit, end then washed thoroughly before the dry polish- conversation with her hoot, and it I didn't forget those boys again Have you a telephone in the house, and may Her host conducted her to tho telephone, and present- she returned. do hope you will pardon she said, you see I always have Georgie and Eddie say their prayers lo me before they go to sleep. In the hurry of setting off, I forgot it tonight, so just called up their She brought the children to the and they just said their prayers over the wire, so my mind is ed. A Teat many things keep Lent particularly the little made to your Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Arrest . disease by the timely use Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE. sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS Must Serve Sentence The Supreme court yesterday affirmed th-J of the lower court in the case of the State D- Barnes, and that will be brought back here to out his seven-year sentence m the penitentiary. It will be remembered that was a fusion magistrate near Rocky Mount he was accused of assaulting, with intent to rape, a girl who lives in his family, while on their way to church- When the crime became known there was great indignation and talk lynching, and Barnes was brought bore for safe Later ho was taken to Nash and tried, convicted and sen- ti years in the In drawing the bill of indict- though, Solicitor Bernard her to commit when ho should have writ ten. her with intent to On this Barnes lo the Supreme court. That tribunal pays, however, that this defect is not fatal; that there can no doubt to what is meant, and that the decision of lower court must News Observer. of the Betrothal, train el. am. am. The Daily Reflector Gives the home news afternoon at the small price of cents a month. Are you a sub- scriber It not ought to be. lie Eastern Reflector. i rain on Halifax 4.30 , arrives Scotland Neck at p p. in., 7.1-8 m. Returning, leaves m., Greenville 8.52 a. m. g a. 11.33 a except Trains on a leave a, m., and p . m 9.10 a. in., 4.00 ii., Tarboro 9.48 a. m., 8.30 p. m., 9.38 a. in. will 6.20 p. m arrives Washington a. m., and 7.-0 p. m. Dally ex- Sunday. Connects with trains on Neck Branch. Train loaves i N C, via A Raleigh R. R. dally except Sun. at p. m., Sunday P. M; Ive Plymouth M., 11.10 p. in. 7.50 a. in., Sunday 9.00 a. m. 10.05 and 11.00 Train on Midland V C. branch leave t dally, except Sunday. a a. arriving a. , leaves a r. r . at 10.25 a, In the Apt Journal Edward W. on of a Girls the allegation that of the hr Mr. b M the marriage. Ii gravest d tin two poops together, it is tie. Only die ordinary one a break- ill,, the bet Only in hie note be Warts and wrecked than t Ii l highly our gill- have a clear of t it it temporary , respect for betroth- It never to the credit girl, lbs eye. I men. she has been engaged or three limes. think men otherwise, or, perhaps do not care. that is. the men worth A mm upon an girl U h- peach W Bibbed oil. B- sides, men gen. there is some- thing Wrong With a The a girl will but once. An unhappy betrothal can be a- a Borrow H an It darkened the life more than one Sandwiches. That there are fads in edible as wall as in philanthropy, dross, and manners is proved by the advent a new sandwich. This now delicacy, which is a peanut if delicious, easily made and inexpensive It will take tho place the salad sand- a wedding teas, etc. The peanuts for the are skinned, chopped very tine and mixed with rich It is then spread on thin slices of bread, coated with just a butler. Of any nuts may for milts, which merely as the least expensive. fl -O------ i mm EMBALMERS. We have received g hearse the nicest lino fins and in wood, meta.- lie and cloth ever We ate to M . all its forms. be American Girl Abroad Miss Lillian Bell, who is visit- Europe for the first recording observations in Tue Homo Journal, writes April number of that that would be for the can to more than she is by the French and Germans. be misunderstood, one can readily is a rare experience- Personal attention to e . funerals and en- trusted to care will receive every mark of respect. Our are lower man ever do not want monopoly bet invite competition. We tan be found at and times in the John Boggy Co's building. BOB CO . Tho fuss, the dickering, the spoils the thoughtless, insensible, inhuman row of the dire-tore of the North Carolina asylum for tho insane, at created lust week, is enough to shame and disgust anyone who bas a heart- The institutions I for the unfortunate are At present Carolina unfit to them in least in so far as tho commonwealth is represented by tho aggregation of politician that made the an object of political last We are glad they failed. It was worthy of them to fall out over tho division- -Bib- Recorder. It is estimated that Spain has sent men ts Cuba in the last three years, and that not lea than these have been lost, mostly by disease. At this rate destruction th American people have only to maintain a strict neutrality in order to wit- before long a complete 001- of Spanish rule on the n- Record. In case of war price of W. B, Harrison, chief clerk in the Georgia trailer wants to hold an election in every county each purpose of deciding by who is the meanest man. The as are counties n Georgia, the State would get rid of of its worst characters every year. in case war i- . J. and bread-stuff and the price of mos M m other things munitions of is likely to decline, -here- fore the farmer who puts in .-ruin and does not raise to much live cents cotton wise. Under present there is a reason to expect advance In the price of cotton, and if another enormous crop U raised next the price is to touch in., lowest point over Nows. TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only a year. I contains the news every week, and gives to the es- those growing tobacco, that is worth times more than the subscription price, in, Dun t r p m. UH Trains on Latta Florence , leave 6.40 . p m, Clio C n, . a m. daily except S e n Clinton Branch W u- w for Clinton dally, except v, U -0 and 4.15 p, m- Return m. Train No. make, Weldon points dally, all rail v I at Mount and Carolina B R tor None II -II North via Norfolk. II. Aft The Government is about to pay an unusual special pension claim to the widow Lieutenant Michael re. who at the time Of his death in Brooklyn last fields. This will be h id served in tho , more the continuously for years. output of cold from the B thus holding He world's record . There is a deficiency in the re- rainfall for tho state of inches. Tho state and that use water power say that unless is heavy spring summer rain- there is prospect for a water famine. . . A San Francisco mates that will paid out this year in that city for out- fits transportation to the I V 3-V Of if U. S. a-- Int. or. e. j C. k GO N. O. MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only First-class work prices reasonable. Pork, Sis, and buying will It to their la. eat to get our before Our is Its Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest market prices Tobacco, as we direct from is. and when her died they had been married of knots, has Deon for our price A complete hand sold at the times. Our MM are all and sold tor CASH therefore, rise lo rim We sell at a Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low eat. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Ill MEWS TWICE -A-- WEEK -FOB The Eastern Reflector, D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. Tuesday Friday -AT VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY, APRIL I, NO a. In Inch tic n. i In It nil it baa inch pillar,. bra.-. This i. at lo C Bur or the maker and m am for tho C of r etc. I in Our -1 Carpet mail lie la to the and a I, n w- mi, on to M-00 and Julius Hines A Son HID. Paper. THE DEVIL'S GOT A The hazy. The arc in the Tho are nil I all An the Devil's a old money, An trying to find a loop, Uncle honey, An the Devil's got n awful frightened, Col, about to whoop, Caldwell ha been enlightened the got a scoop. The old lazy, The children got the The world get crazy, the. Devil's got scoop. -F. B. A. Klondike. Jones lo Smith And wits ire ii-mI. No toga, will I bare, T Klondike will . Twill in- When one- I'm tin- , my Be d, I Hut 1.1, I ; in Ir. K, And Twill him lo bis pile ; We nut see t while. bun-e, his sleek. Inert as d his Until be beyond a doubt, His profit For no Klondike awhile, Since his pile. Profitable When the hour hand points to nine, Have your washing on the line. IN Alton, III., is one the met naive free school in this a little who is the lone scholar in e big school house which the city erected colored children. The in town nu so and obstinate that insist on their children he- into the white schools and will net send them to this school especially them. Therefore this little chap Las building all lo himself and the teachers, whose salaries amount to per annum. A TRICK. It certainly like it. but there la really trick about it. can try It who baa Lame Bark and Weak Kidneys, Malaria or nervous We mean he cm cure himself light away by taking This cine up whole system, as H stimulant to r and Kidneys, Is a blood purl tier and tonic. It Fainting aim Melancholy. It purely a vegetable, a mid laxative, and the to Its natural vigor. Try and be convinced Hint they are a miracle work- Every bottle guaranteed. Only a bottle at Jno, L. A Year Old Couple Placed the Fen. Deputy U- 8- of Mississippi brought hero yesterday from Aim Lg number elderly and his wife, both of whom are with age. The husband is years of and the wife is years old. The latter can walk, paralyzed on one of body It was a pitiful bight the penitentiary of two aged persons, who have each other's joys and mi through life for years. They are to serve two years each in the prison fraudulent possession of a pen- The deputy who brought them here thought it a that the old people should be so severe- Press Vis- i.- . No i u., hr J Fa en .-.;. Hie lo Your n How it Survey Accurate Hound- Lines Without It Its Coat, Fire That Been Burning Years. for Professional Cards W. M. Bond. J. I,. Greenville. M. all B. V. V, Greenville, N. C CAM A TYSON, Greenville, N. C Practice In nil the . V. L. N. O over J. O II. f,, H. Long, N. C. N. C, A LONG. at I , all Courts. V. H. In mm. i.-1 ll , . . AW. M X. C. mi Hill.-i On Km near it m,. Only In vii hi in workmen, Daniel -tool, of No. township is a eccentric old gentleman but a clever man. He bas peculiarities some of them would make interesting rending- Ho in an old about SO, has owned a white hone all his the horse, but always a white one. He is cow living the in which he was born and the fire in the fire-place has been burning for seventy-five years. No matches or kerosene oil have ever been used in this Mr. Root is bale and hearty, and a thrifty farmer. He has always raised his supplies and never did buy any core, wheat, etc, and all of the clothing worn by the family, is Hard times don't in tho don't buy, and seldom sells anything. He is independent of bis legs and neither the oil trusts, gamblers or even tho rail roads disturb his at Alabama who ed a restaurant in with bis is now in a to give his patrons a or a tanning, if the feed doesn't DEAFNESS C BK CURED by applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of tho ear. There la only one way to deafness, and that Is by la caused by an Inflamed con- of the mucous of Tube. this tube gets In- you have a rumbling sound or hearing, and when It en- closed is the and and unless the Inflammation can be nut and tube to it normal condition, hearing will de- nine out often are caused by which is nothing but an of the We will One Hundred Dollars case of Deafness that cannot lie cured by Hall's Cure, bend for flee,. V. cl. . CO. Toledo, O NINE O'CLOCK WASHING TEA. Recommended by the best house- keepers for Dish Washing, House Cleaning. Cs Package. Try it. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents Notions and Furnishing Goods, Ladies, Gents and Shoes, Hats and Hardware, Tinware Crockery and Glassware, Wooden ware, Breech Loading Guns, Shells, and the largest stock of Sold Hills Fatuity ale hot, 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 arc, 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 Colored Wanted A n lo New York that in the necessity d Suites pa and Cuba during it probable body army will he troops. pi aids la being the war lie of soldiers in service be the has an number colored states be on. MILLIONS AWAY It la certainly to to of one concern in the hind who are not afraid to he to the and The tors of Dr. King's New for Consumption, Coughs and have away over ten million trial of this great and satisfaction if knowing it has absolutely hopeless cases. . all diseases of the Throat, of tho Throat Chest and are surely cured by it. Call on I. Wooten and get a trial bottle Regular pike Where old Flourish. Shiloh township's old men this spring. Mr- aged is not lo out all id the Little, aged 8-, is not able lo ids Mi. near i in tolerable Messrs. Howard, Kai Moore, I. S. Henry and Henry Dial a.--all over old. There are also men the between and years about the MM number and All, except two or time, farmers, ma living and their by Mascot. An accurate in to is that while Spanish put s of Cuba in n in which now tho lo relief tor the of That . null in Cuba so i M u i- a I'm ii, of led in her have lo HI I Tie is one forces in th. world, uh nob- I bur able i urn to the -1 I tin r but like I,. .-, used it in the lift magnetic the telegraph, lie and in many other slop apt-n haying n magnetic needle if ; no man attempts to I. call the b cf a or an without railing to i.- hue el nature m tie the Hence ii d a careful It is well our needle which nag north does not generally point to true pole, hut usually to east or lo the west that point II net, in ordinary wt of the compass needle vary- so many s to the mat or the wait of tree north. Further- more it is well known the this variation is quite different in 1887 the following taxations are approximately correct for three in North degree and I minute s wist ; Raleigh west j minute And yet there are places the north agrees exactly With the trim south line, and such would be as places Variation, no Instead of remaining stationary in North Car, moving west- ward. Thus in 1810 the line of DO was in In 1807 near And tins that the amount of variations at no place in North Can lira if remaining the Bane year Otter year is gradually changing. Tics, rt Raleigh the variation of the magnetic ll Hue was degrees, rain. Ir out as slated above, magnetic ml true in wire lie and hi riv no variations, in 1887 tin magnetic north moved Jo the west el the true north lo the extent degree and minute.-. Though the nun lion lo give the laud a amount of trouble, if wire all we have to contend could be overcome with ease, alter north and lino few nations, as at Raleigh, Charlotte, ate. But, it our southern boundary line we the needle North we will traveling in a Una ; would curves in arena even smaller ex than one So tin. tic and lino the being a line it may quite a inc. a I North Carolina allowing the needle in tit several e ties state could I be less conditions first been in each these counties meridian posts, so any and working in county ran go to point, test and variation m lime. This, would many ban aria n in con- with be bound- of l;. would in It r ton ab th . t not ii tin variation f the it the a be degrees, la tin corner might one degree, ll i- . . would in railing hi i-i mil I 1.- throw . one died el. Hut . of can be largely eliminated after true nub nth line baa been den r- and marked all the a magnetic map is on are all the rec rd sad ii alter this map i made any special variation in till u lines are can b in region in order to determine the char- atom Alter baa been done the magnetic map can be and th. loci lion the curved ii ea well he straight Is India in each county. Thin there only be made in the future, hi interval-, obit a fen points like Raleigh, Charlotte and d. b in the rate to year but latter work would b. readily done by the general will cot to the slate. v la more n counties during tho v. Ai bar a- the work will be I i the order in which the accept th And the coal will .;. e some w o whether w go Ir in one c lo in., ii lam one county lo another me away. r we may be able lo m expert nor the supply if costly and accurate , in . Ni Carolina lo p up will ll, other portions cl the country lb. march of it is important that in Ibis mat lint nice. Yours truly. J. A. Slate Go Tire; HOW A -I ITS That survey should made at cc no person who is familiar with the of our in id Stealth a of eating old boundary lines a 111111111.1. The how can this be in much Would it coat, and can It be done at Lei me my that Aral thing which to be in tin a survey in seamy seal be .-tail tin Ii and J should be all ten COST A U. II, n. As lo cost of a above, it about per county will b m all expenses connected will, i -.- the true north and south line, determination of I e u tic the local , and lie erection meridian posts This work should be undertaken in North Ci at once he in place it needed, and in the second it ran be mil bin, r now ii could Inn, In, don any lime lite past or could e dona at lime in tin owing I fact this year the 1- of meal thorough,; trained u if most expensive and accurate can cured charge except a in amount to cover the and other ea. It is estimated that the work can be during year about in win. am is MA This while i-l impel c. Halo large, t is a r to the several counties that have largely surveying, and it . In the several counties the cost litigation and trouble In m surveyed be borne. i- that the several states ha been undertaken ii baa the custom the a boar all the 1.-. with the work. In to aid and this work Carolina, however, the stab bat agreed to with several to the extent bearing one hall of total expenses incurred in connection with the determination cl Ike true north and south lino and the erection meridian posts lo ibis line near each county seat, A number of this proposition Mr. J. the exp it S. and Geodetic i, in tin and the work baa 1.1 begun, It is believed at April ninth , I t g I-, pi will be lo ital. in additional all h be possible The paper that years ago, under of B- A. made such Hie has been revived as weekly farm and homo tunny Ibis Lo look and would to have unit we ate prepared to following For we will tend Tue North of papers a year. will you borne news, general news news, and of of a year for If you want Atlanta Con- added to above list yon can set it for cents more, or the thrice a week Now York World Any or can give yon a in Lover. Nows come, from of n. attempt of A old to with n old girl marry her. Q Tool is bis of Ins sweetheart Pi Tho y people bad planned to n on a night. girl's brother found o he doable-barrel shot-gun, hid In bind n tree boy poured a load of tho. into bis of tho reasons, it is said, for Vann family's to is said to lie if an Infidel, Miss Vann Ii g been taken school and no cum All of ibis hap- and watt r lie. Bottled and will Lot lo court. The baa a contract with Airy Company for about a thousand tons cf to in tho at Port at looking to a no v. Not than boon from Missouri to army two weeks. No, or, not even a railroad official can t pass lo heaven; r are then any excursion in . Mi. r place. Salve. in the wind for Cut in, . Ball teller, happed Lome, and an or ,, pay ii g . lo I I., price box. V. I,. Hi

REFLECTOR Greenville. N. C. S. J, Editor t office t Greenville, M. C, W r. Arm. WASHINGTON has our iS. War That on -very side In higher and higher, i of Naval of opium, bad beta mend On any the Main Mow by saving n on Ike sad showing, evidence presented, private able lo get or lo into ex- plosive powerful enough lo what done in without the or connivance of Ml Mr knows at It only cf lbs be in talking peace J- i.- war, but lie an anxiety tn have ill- first open m it, just Ike Mowing up of Ike Mains a hostile net. and the flotilla cf torpedo boats and destroyers now making towards American waters, alleged In be bound was not hostile act. for rot wishing lo begin is may think be bad forced the war noon Spain. Mr. baa a policy which minks will force Spain to get out of peaceably. declare war the United States, or to begin fighting us without a declaration He told leading Senators and It of this policy before Maine report to Congress lo promises to ail Congress toting on -be Maine until this policy can be put into or least be tried. This p diet i to be intervention in in the name and nod r it Ike of Ike Maine i lo be a side . the result i competence rather i intention the part o the Spanish and specific reparation is to be asked, it is paid, Mr. indulges the hope that Spain rill voluntarily make torn I Her In hope not shared by any- body else, so far II known. The official move in this policy will ho a Mr. to gnu, asking for an appropriation lo be Med tor the relief all it who are in be in easy matter to down until Mr. n policy carried M wry by to all Montana, to a speech be be gar. Mr. who a silver Republican, dared to satirize the Republican and as such it deterred. Representative Bailey, who led filibustering, tat d lite Democratic position when he Said, iii protesting against as Payne demand tell-n on a vole upon no his you do not permit us to the count, you the the A dishonest man in the been ii n in Ike Ike will this lam to my purpose in Ibis was to twice muck lime a you man fa m Montana, and intend do it time you deny a PACES HOMEWARD. Another ins 1898. Bark again from I trip off b And that Ike in the whole in seems t.- 1- stirred to its Martial music Ike ear at every place and be great ex- The news the arrival of the report on the Maine Ike great tau- attend- i- and country holds its soon to lion lb it has been so null nut being Kept a breath Ad Interesting An of the Diamond No to this port for bus n- condition of affairs, which, while it watt not is as to life of a vessel at h r station- was made inspectors for the United board, and report lo I has here, but has found out to No. in, for months in a badly c- . . i Liver and cleanse the and j worn-1 habitual out cable are the constipation. Syrup of Figs is the r. suits of only remedy of its kind ever and of the craft, which especially exercised their Blum. lie-, in stated that off II is no and the is a sea dog, ho make tho best his position that- the winter his been a day when the vessel has a to the s Both tho method and result when Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, take place. The mind it drawn and every one i take place. a crisis is up in Ike c Among business men of all and is being talked of but what Ike next week may bring firth. at on exchange moon. crowds were there watching the rs and -peculating on the Old from South and West were i the war between the stats say ominously that it it like days he- was and to it is on hour of great suspense. I go to Iron before returning home to in April. My trio been ii most pleasant one, I am more surprised every day tutu the wonderful of this western country. I very come in with the mean in the rural districts with Ike people who are tho land. in keeping with West and all j Ti is the greatest country in the world. Tobacco in portions the not our bright tobacco n cigar quality. Vet see many not been ., sh- the known coast for the miles an hour during time, below BO miles. It is not the great storms, but the gales of leaser weight which have proven most disastrous to the lightship Her mooring position is miles --bore, the edge of the Gulf Stream, the current of which sots to the northeast, and as the winds are from tho northeast tho lea ex- There is way to prevent the into tho trough of the lea, sud there is indescribably rolling pitching, and life is but enjoyable. Tho ha, so worn in places that the links not are more th ball an inch thick. Captain Blum said lie had witnessed one he h id boon stationed at Hie shoals, but at too great a Um to render Just board will is but that will Pilot- THE MAINE the Court's Report of the Ki upon the c the the Mil.-hip Maine, was sent lo J an in tile eight he court finds at st JUST FOR City here, do you by writing. -The prisoner laughed for mercy Reporter ill right; the Judge bad perpetrated an inane joke at the prison- horridly bud bat new- the time explosion, i . . ,, w , , . . Maine was lying five and . . to six of water. . , that it eventually bring on us where I think bright tobacco with Spain as at would a In North Carolina could be war. Hut mere i.- mi raised. in the minds men on Friday night did great Congress that it would be ore , n lo truck crops and hoping with r . . i tie growing beautifully and I , regard- , v . IO many openly declare war upon . v , s so many flee I it Si lets of opinion, than to fir-1 this lesson of The country Spain to take the I is full of them, and really lbs war, by acting under the I It palest interest in Texas. cloak humanity. Leis of the Stale voiced the opinion of this element in Congress when he is upon us. We are fools to dis- guise it. It is rot patriotic lo delude S reaches you crisis will bay regarding the war. I shall have turned my face to the stopping only n day the sugar of Louisiana. I mot a war comrade Dr. ourselves further. A Dr who lives here is sailing our shores. It is the duty of the government to intercept that flotilla blow the And cheers which his a made by John Randolph, in in 1822, were we would not he bullied by British Una, so we refuse to he frightened by the Spanish Secretary the Interior Dallas and Hy glad lo n . Hi had much to say of our ed town-man. lie is rich and a large The m is more com- in Texas than any section I have been In. Today I talked Iron this place Dr. Wallace in and have tatted to several limes Every town in Slate is by telephone. What will tin- r of a century develop Now. Dave, this i my last letter. The Shell Settled hem For the past two or days there been s among our people, and it was d around Thursday a company troops would be d In Louisburg . -r. I of is, it proposed that S drum be pr eared and drill UP and down Main Street- This Idea, end nil readily a and to ti. was and the rs promptly obeyed. bad good The company el near court house aid up Main as f as church, when Hie command about, was given, and the company took up its march down Main street, smoothly, the sol ired ready lo tackle or any country. But slier pissing Ell Ike e braves by I explosion, and ill less i It lakes to Writs mi not a r this Urge company except lbs to be s-en on Main street. wailing order lo or lo r the st imp led and be s-en going Is every direction, seeking shelter from pleasing to the taste and ac- to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly tn its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in cent bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on baud will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. FIB SYRUP CO, The Cuban Situation. Ami now, it is said, the wishes war terminated upon terms will make the Cuban a That means that the bated Spanish would not be hauled down, and that Cubs would list free. Hut will the Cuban patriots accept loch terms t American mocker Will Con- uphold the President ii- such a t to those who pro- claim war would We believe net. A sentiment in a lie like ours will always control its representative.- in Congress. The policy the President must h or the defenders el re ale's who. a dis- s voice. fifty will come lo the the Cubans sad their Independence. War is lobe deplored, but national degradation It worse than To show tho policy of President, he fully determined up to a late hour Big -t not to transmit Congress the given lbs Board o Inquiry ; but -his with such a storm of that he yielded and sent n the testimony with his message. Alto th-outlook, the Si sees no ,,. i , b. no the Slates d net desire war, and Spain bat lo nearly hr m the struggle to Cuba she is in no lo with th.- slight. i In success. The overshadowing ISMS now is w. or the shall hue or be as the Administration will no of this m must lined that does not include the Cuba. Star. ship was excellent; p. guns, stores, stowed act cording lo The the in H p. was the and that did not I explosion occurred u on evening were two explosions, n very short interval them , the ship lilted on the first court can form no opinion the condition it the wreck the evidence. details of wreckage, that mill was under ship on explosion Wat due to fault those court St that explosion of explosion t court declares it cannot find evidence to fix He's a . hat NEWS. A has been staled army post Raleigh, A about thirty New Jen y editors will vi-it Newborn early in May. Wilson has that he is to run Congress in tie district. Two Mormon elders were kicked of making faces ladies whom they passed on the street. A nights ago thieves made attempt lo blow open tie sale the Southern Railway depot Oxford. The Directors North Railroad have decided to the effort to annul the lease that road lo the Southern said suit the Federal Court will withdrawn. The suit for contempt cl the Southern have also h. u dismissed; OVER COUNTRY Ex-Mayor of San Cal, is dying at his home. An electric train was hell up at Ar- , and throe robbers got Two hundred of 1800 striking em- the York Mills, Ale, returned Charles Gates a vend-r, at Oakland, Cal., was tied lo u and pounded with n piece of iron. Mrs. was bitten at Island, by a wild dog, died you think to I lea-c the or lo rival oilier is I to the men ; you that no w in the world when Eve put on her Laborer says It re- man Hi use my shovel or my pick the foreman beggar he heel IS Ink, d Talk tea pares, and said he tall i . . m the duel, replied tie abort Irish- map j -bar. legs nor in II e CURED OF CUBE A CHE DAY. laxative Tab els. refund I It falls Co., N. C. Jot April you were hole in July, 1893, I walls Rheumatism. to walk with a stick. You -In- d me to try your Remedy. I five It made a Yours truly, MRS. W. S. ROACH. Mr-. Joe Person's Remedy is by JOHN L. WOOTEN, Greenville, N. C. PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO. EDWARDS COBB, Proprietors. late ear Court N. Manufacturers dealers in all kinds of New a specialty All kinds of done- We use labor and good material are prepared to . you satisfactory work- Dry and celebrated asked Congress an appropriation of lines have pleased or . one la the Bounty my home am glad lo have done so. I all ind more than to a in the pension the j ,, J be with you all and glad current year. The to shake bands the people I love leaders in probably knew to well, tell them more limn I that this would exist, and and on paper, have tailed so I to get a glimpse that was why they insisted I,,, of much making the pension appropriation tor Sam Jones is in Texas. next fiscal year Us passed today and I gs than they will be It ii all a part of the to keep down the total appropriations at III. of Congress. Democratic the bill was being considered the House, us u whole, was not to lay the Ravel bill, as bale Sew York, who was presiding and tried to tonight at W on would like much to see the Rev. and have a he biggest could be such a that ever greeted two men the South, bye I sec you Isaac A. I and its leaden have Col. in -ling while w . will be hiss bash noun we In of J probable war an enemy the of great and cities, the taken no to fortify lo ml and rehabilitate Fort tho of knew not j of drawing feet what. The had expressed his piny, and was boiling with, praise but when the I in can and each on. the hack yard-, be up his and bomb ha Willed I hem. and am I'll alone to hat the explosion was a Times. Rented Year. A prominent Republic in the strictest a were discussing in i. here hug week. They don't agree on several points, and that lbs It- have in arranging with the next replied was Very Hills anyway Republicans were just renting pops Flying squadrons may be all right enough, bat the kind flying we want is will make on Ibis so bot for Spanish that they will do tome flying to get out of them- Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and see are invited to inspect my stock aDd learn the low prices. S. T. WHITE. M, H. IN----- HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES. N. C I will the bast goods and will sell them at the lowest price possible. I will do all can to obtain hold your pat- Come and see me. M. H Next door to the THE LIVE L. a plan to end the Cuban He pro- poses to . a regiment of i-i and clean the Spaniards oat, give that solar punch as it were. roach tho towns of City and do great to that suction. We in to upon it that tn p with our put in a condition of or tho entrance to the Capo r, ban boon properly doubt not but there ire other points attention. We are that Ibo have given to other points, hare our and representative been doing lie. I In- in-, up th in Till lit- every day there are changes or new ones Her I marry Her Father do yon want to marry for You don't when wall per- haps not, I know when yon well method of adopted by Mrs. Emma Perry, of Detroit, is to become popular. She put on fluffiest cotton and cambric clothes, poured oil all over and then applied a match. Notice of Dissolution. Hi in w. and W. f. l this day by mutual consent. W. F. withdrawing J. W. will con the under the name and all and all h are lo be Mm. This Tea. .- . J. IV. W. r. XV We are now taking orders for Tobacco Flues Flues ready tor We do all kinds of repairing. Bicycles repaired promptly. S E VILLE. N. C. J. R. -m- SADDLES Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES GREENVILLE, N Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will con . COLLIE. A Horse Millinery. Ala nice Groceries. I now be found in the brick store for- occupied by Brown, to see mer Perfect Fitting Perl Shape Trimmed Well Made Well Popular Prices STYLE, MATERIAL AND FINISH RIGHT. Trousers pair warranted, and . sold under the famous Money Guarantee. Durability, Fit and Workmanship all of I the best Try a pair. IN. I 1st a WARRANTY. You may buy a pair of Trousers at 84.00 or and wear them two months. For every button that comes off we will pay you ten cents. If they rip at the will pay you fifty cents. If they rip in the seat or elsewhere we will pay you one dollar, or give you a new pair. blossoms. Some if I nil Mattel I hail Others i ii Sr. H. M. Hold.- is in list sick list If- day. it F. i. i ;, V;. K. I v m lo h in this a trip to F. W. a Up Mm C U. B. mo, Va. Mrs. a mi to V. I-. of i a vis Iii Mi-s r, ii . Saturday to boT Mis Ida M, U. J from trip, I n and new of Bill who been Mm. H. C Cannon, Saturday Mr. W. II- f Mr. It. K II boa I M one milt- I i ti this I v. jean oH. Flotilla St. I, rid -r i i-iv If tin ii c lo i. -.- i tin I . n .- r i iii t if lo j , u i o i.-1 . i, vis j is on I h w. y QUICK CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. The Canadian all Bo ct DAVIS B LAWRENCE CO. p. s air Chi I Dr i- Will Meal week Um April ill 1.1. nil on i--. . Baa In pit in I . . r in -11 not until y. Best in the World. Try a Pair. Frank Wilson. I H t I The Balled will help .;. i. at S. M. Local We did sot get much Heather out the cold alter all. TI -I u well war out o head. There will not be n scrap. Fishing have been nice hunches the last Whether is here to or not, warm days brought It it Mr. J. II. who is than one else iii today. It it March is hi Iv gone and yet the month hat no blowing worth speaking of. Ber. F. B. will held St in Episcopal church tonight st o'clock. will vote in May on of a sewer- News bas taking the dispatches. It is ii good pauper We I car of the teed again. The there would s scarcity of sowing. Now let to Spain or sending home, and fur our warship kicking op a disturbance in TI e mo of Brooklyn, N. T. has against paying a hotel h U for willing the jury. Joshua a in office Auditor for the Foil Depart- Washington, C, bus been and cashing a money order by the postmaster at Luke La, for are a year old. Cooler came st predicted. la coining out fast on letter from Col. on page. It does not look like the river will go on ii swell this spring. Mrs. K. Hooker is having lier There now i liven prisoners in but not them lire wailing trial rest week. It is lest five weeks lo town mail r lo but little yet. i. gelling de- Ml list ready lo Tin bare not better do so at once they Hunt to lave costs. Is the bl bulletin Spain has accepted pi --p that is the United Slates Cuba and If Spain to conquer the Island October first she is lo give up lo Cuba and re- all rights. The is not be considered. AT KI I It I Tells No Mora Known fore Ii 1.111 weeks that when report Board Pinched public people would know the blown up, would about ill they would know. Thu bulletin wire out ibis rent the or Board Inquiry to Congress Ibis hut report did not was known. I- Maine was body wit glad lo set lain outside by a sub- today. hut fixes ant The report contained Monday. log Adrian In day. A. II. to Mon- day evening. W. H. of y, In town today. J. Ii. Ball over from his morning. K. IS. Aiken hit ibis morning on a business trip to Mrs. E. U. Allen left morning to relatives Wilmington. Mi-- bus returned u trip lo Mrs. W. U. Sr, and son Waller, of today hero. Manly of Sampson came in Ibis morning to visit bis broth- W. C. Misses of Laura of Clay root, are Miss ii Daniel. Mrs. M. evening from Baltimore where .-die bad been after new goods. Mrs. W. King and Mrs, G. B. r Monday evening fr -m n visit In Mount. V. I. Dunn, returned His father, O. him home. Mrs. J. D. Murphy and have been f here, home today. A. I'm I am, of Oxford, who has been her sons, II. K J. II. returned hi mil It- The art many of her in Greenville who regret lo Mrs. S, . Merrill, who went to Si Augustine, Flu., I It sick there not lo recover. Miss Anise Joins, who III been con- with Mrs. J. S. in millinery here for the your, her home Kin-- ton evening. She was by Mamie who will spend a week there. MA III II Spill G Hill, was B. J. returned Tuesday from Miss May, this morning Mi s Lillian cast Mrs. L. K. St. Stephen. S. C, who has been win- daughter, Mrs. K. L. left for home. C. S. Forbes returned Tuesday from he had lo purchase goods bis father, Alfred Miss Anna who was her Tuesday to n p in a millinery store. Ought to Be Stopped Those -l u i dis d th talking i ii Hie H . tab n en n i lo i I in- .- ll ii lo In- allowed on and those who are Hall Thieves Since has us open U ii n c mi i. l I- mid snail a being front balls. i.- I tor be s is by, h is i for lo slip in lake may be We learn by lbs death of Mr. B, K. Best, He had rick pneumonia several s. Air. Best was Jo years old leaves a wile five children, one the Utter only days old. He was u Wayne county aid bis will Us in- lei I , Suffolk, Va. Mai -TI oily ad ii la i I. started i a is It i re ii -1 ;. i. i c i D i i i i. n . i III Will Co The st lbs -V , Naval .,. w, i-, t.- I i BUB i ii i.-M . hi. n a i , n b- I S-i -1 th ch age lie in Una m i vi.- . u i-i a Mr I.;, A . Bounty, i- s to lb Is ill his . in- bit Ii M morn, A. W. Seller, .- .-i if church, day's would a ye-r of his Isl in Gm II.- said I sews Interests Everybody. Sam Is busy with hi-, n eon- we, hut our is mercantile lines, we being on die side best goods at w st at prices Talking about should see our CLOTHING. DRESS GOODS. Oar Styli be t-x riled. K. K. D . d Tho ill I ladies. Ladies Parasols. A l all colors t. from. SHOPS. i SI and Ribbons The i a I Then we have Laces, Embroideries. Fancy Negligee Shirts, Dress White and Ac. This just gives you a sample the least in He said he- . . i , , , .,, , . r ,,, m m c are prepared to spread you. Come see our goods and we will do the rest. far, b bail also been pi . . that In- hail -1 as.- I III s h i- that would i 111.-. Mr. i bald in only by the by all I I For bis age do Stale bus a more young minis- DO tor. Still Here. did not land h evening, us i. Tan that His was all enough, but he saw and got Cap- slop ship and let him BI i ft and walk. He did walk, too. he slues bad lo lintel Bust be got back lo town, lie lo pleading tears not tell nil snows on him. so we b t him this on promise el his so any more. on Disaster. The report Spanish Board cf adduces as proofs Unit the, ea- fish were have Case a or ; no column arose ; Hal the lay n I pelt, small ply. inc make waves that are Ml in and that lull from inside enter d into i-. f bis birth An View, Si Hi of g on ll e cf the inquiry into lea of Maine, can be no doubt a lo -v. in, to any nothing the mo-i bis most for which lost a Hue lying n peace in a Tim outlook It as ii could be. is In wrong ii is t Spain lo walk Who Have Not Paid. we those owe Us ion i we are lo write ii There ale mil in ho mil and we hope not wail to he minded l again. We do not like to prim kind because some who have paid think ll i- is i lily It r win- have not paid. Independence Sun Alb n introduced a ill the Senate of and tail United n-y. Tin recites Spain has and the United should an end lo war, Allen asks that Le for lbs Cuban.-. freedom said he I make a lie thought notion bad bun to. long delayed, aim ho wt presenting a similar resolution in by dent who to have While has lbs of in in- i lisle aid and Iron hi. on of Tbs Old Mi n was born on r BO. six rears before and is BOW In bis upon his at age of IS. . and did not become a number the of 1840, f I later, i-. M a IV Stale and to enter with Sir Peel on Corn Laws find death for Mime wives. For it means DO discomfort nil, Lt no reason why child birth be Bf pain dread. mouths a i . i . n mother Bin herself for tho critical ordeal. is a n which la Intended for this alone. The name of this wonderful preparation in Mother's Friend. It It a liniment to n- ex- mus- and the id con- in nil a D sf n B Miner- if the in Died during of It id the only remedy of tho in the world that U by all stores, or by mail on of price. Puke Boors invaluable in Kent to upon lo Atlanta, lit. Spring Till- j; o blood Bud lie- life. Ni w Prow of and . tho latest lair figures tint our cull at LANG'S CASH HOUSE. money talks. We make it talk for us by buying at inside prices, and we give our customers tho advantage of it. We want to do business with you. We buy our mi right and we sell them right and treat you J. They are Coming in. ore receiving daily our lino of to; tho ladies. The designs are much prettier than last season and we are ready with prices to make them go. Do not make your selections until we how lour goods to you. .

ORE Male Academy The next of ii. open or MONDAY K and i.- terms ire m Primary I per mo. Intermediate . o Higher The work and ab be as to lore. We ask a i la a recent at petty the well known re- contractors, ignore caterers to the Vic- exhibition, were at instigation of the for bulling a brandy end husky which were o the nature. and quality the article demanded. THE HUSBAND. knew the ma on but I know Ai bad lo a skirt up Lit m I . H I and K S Kr V- r, tea u let there more trying n husband that is to the man who thinks j up so yard at a the very pink of perfection, I bargain of far at neatness and yet has absolutely no idea i- Hi- -v.;, clothes, Rio net up the etc, are allowed to lie one that in one a W had emptied into the brandy and the remaining portion of a of and water left tie counter bf ere. In the the other sample the had, in of had basal la bar stock el the bar her c j, SEE THAT What Is It m It is a picture celebrated PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS 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 Pearl Handle Gold Pens, You will be astonished when you see them and earn how very cheap are. You may never. But should you Want Job Printing Come to see us.- or Job Printing Office. V W M I W f J Anything from V i Mt. Gem The Daily Reflects Gives the home news afternoon at the small price of cents a month. Are you a sub- scriber If not you ought lo be. The Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only a year. I contains the every week, and gives to the farmers, es- those tobacco many the subscription that is worth times more than all over the house, and to put these in their right brings u torrent grumbling his wife. cannot she business Is nothing private from a woman's prying and Lit her herself to her own duties, win. h would certainly be improved a little more care, But that is a theme which ho never weary of talking, and period- lie has Ml Of tidying up at home, where life for those in the is one long weariness Then nothing is private from his prying and curiosity. Books and are carefully sorted out and put back in tho wrong places; those which his w has especially laid by for Man are either tied up with tho waste paper to lie sold or sent out to the kitchen to be burned; letters are up whether they are or not; the shelves are packed with a lot of rubbish which is and was only waiting to be got rid of. and for the next few- weeks contusion supreme. Nothing can be found when it is wanted bat everything has been put Just ban it shouldn't When he has tired of making himself thoroughly down stairs, lie up stains and turns out all his boxes and drawers and leaves them, far his fit of does not long to allow of bin reducing the muddle ho has made to neatness. That for his wife to do later on. With a duster, too. ho goes flicking up imaginary particles of dust which don't exist, and a piece of string or a reel of cotton out of place apparently causes him and Is the subject of a long homily amount of rubbish which allowed to accumulate there is some one to take an interest in There are generally premonitory symptoms to warn the observant wife that the fit is coming restlessness, aimless moving of tho ornaments on the mantelpiece and tho reiterated question, Is that book that that I was reading He sighs frequently, sigh of weariness and hope- a man who successfully with the faults and fail- of others. His face wears a wearied and heartbroken and little frowns on his forehead. Be refuses to make of join in any lengthy conversation, talking only in snatches and then tho mod gloomy subjects. He even heaves against his favorite pipe, which refuses to and he six s fur every that he light-, and by the next morning his malady is fully and noon III breakfast is over he begins to But, although one may see the it is difficult to know just how to k it, and indeed it is often wise to accept it an discomfort. There are so many worse he might take up, and, as v. e are all supposed to be slightly mad on one subject at least, a mania other at most a harmless If the lit threaten to a very hod it may be rendered loss by extra sweetness and kind- of manner, by an excellent din- or by the ions leading of the thoughts in another Or the wile may anticipate her and have a spell on her own The bus. tUng about, extra can always if the right way to work with a few gloomy to a clean will usually so him out that ho will be only too glad to low things to stay they are, he may enjoy a little peace and quietness.- Philadelphia Times. What Working Fur. mighty busy ye are, exclaimed his ltd Brady, against the ramshackle counter of the little shop. Ye seem to have plenty of jobs in hand, and at as though tomorrow was the of eternity ye wanted to up before ye Don't cried Mike, want to finish these us quick cad. If Hi don't haste, Palsy will back ho got to do it, liked Brady, thought ye was bound our to keep the peace want that's so hard have saved and, jailers, to come i, , ready to pay u one, to break the mi And forked away r energy. i 1.0 ire band's to lain can see least eke can. She held it over her all the while rood in trout el I nude picture at the art ex- Atlantic Line is . t tit m. on ISM p m. 1.41 in. M p m, ti Petersburg 1-11. nm. p m. a a . am. Boston P m. II Y No c 0.10 p m. p I,., n m. KW a m. He- Mount l m. 1.12 a m. l Petersburg a it, Here 1.1 It , ,. am. Hew York in. Huston i m. Due Lake p p m, p a Marlon p in. p m. p m, . ,., T. a w, la a m. Macon 11.11 a m, Atlanta 12.25 p m. Charles- ton Savannah a m. St. pa AT No. York 0.00 pm. am. more am, Washington -30 nm, Richmond am. 10.00 am. Mar- am, Tarboro 12.47 pm. Wilson pin, Gold- pm, 4.1 rm, pm, No. -V. 12.00 New York 0.30 am. 12.00 pm. Baltimore MS pm, 1.41 pen, 7.20 pm. Petersburg 2.20 pm. 9.43 pm. Tarboro pm. Mount 5.40 Leave Wilson am, 7-01 am. Warsaw nm. The of Easter. The observance of back to the year at time there a. the Western as to what day the festival bi It was finally at Conceit in the year that It must be out the world on tho same day. This decision that Easier should be kept noon the Sunday first after four- day of the first Jewish month, no general conclusion was arrived at as to the cycle by which the festival w is to be re- and adopted rule some This diversity was put an end to. and the rule Easter the first Sun- day after the fourteenth day of the calender was ed in in After nine a discrepancy in tho keeping of Easter was caused by the authorities of tho Church d g to adopt the reformation of the Gregorian Calendar in 152- The difference was settled in 17-2 by the of tho which makes . the first Sun- day after the fall moon which appears on or after the -first day of Match. If the full Sun Jay Easter is tho Sunday April Home Journal. Superintendent Mebane has a plan which no thinks will cause committed to more careful how and f what they give cider for public school money. He proposes to have receipts end disbursements of the public school fund published. Ti i- kind will bring back lo the dear girls their cream Loses Her from Hypodermic Injection About one year ago Mrs. Ii. F. Boa, was ill, says the Journal. A physician administered a hypodermic injection arm, mis- take using a needle which he hod used on a patient from tuberculosis. Blood poison set in and Mrs Deal has been a ever since. It is thought her arm was ed with tubercle germs the disease bone. Her decided that amputated. tho have the arm must be have some hope, however, of saving the r by removing a portion of the bone. This hope depends the extent to which the is diseased. If much of the bone is involved tho arm will to be t off. Two hundred million pesetas is big, and really it is a rather comfortable bank but it is short of Uncle. Sim's A is equal 3-10 cents and Spain's war loan, therefore, if loan it is, to Observer. s Pills Cure AI Liver ills. A CLEAR HEAD; good sound a fine appetite and a ripe old age, 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 stomach, dizziness, constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills E, Notice to Creditors. duly the F Clerk at of estate at notice la here- by lo all indebted to the estate immediate to the mile and to all creditors of said estate to their claim. properly to twelve months after the dale this or this notice will be plead in liar of their recovery. Tint the h March D. S. Executor the estate Sarah Hell Notice to Creditors. C. M. in a deed in executed to me on Jane the 7th, by J. H. W. K. and M. A. trading under the Arm name J. H. A Sons, hereby notify all creditors of sail firm or creditors of either of the members said firm Individually to said to on or Before the day April, and tile the claims with the aid trustee properly authenticated on or before the said dale, and if any shall fall to file claim as above stated this notice will pleaded in of any participation la the dividend or f r en the assets of Ilia said This notice Is given by order of com. This March 1894. G. M. MOORING, Trustee. N. C. Notice of Dissolution. The ii Ricks Tat ti this day dissolved by consent. J. A. Kicks and A. II. Taft the firm. W. II. Kicks sad E U. will same as under firm name of Taft. All due the firm are to De paid lo said Ricks who also assume ail liabilities. J. A. KICKS, A. TAFT. W. II. RICKS, E. H. TAFT. So. He Earn am. train 11.18 strict. Daily No, m P. V. am. pm. Jacksonville in pm. Savanna MB night, Charles- ton am. Atlanta am, Macon am, pm. pm. M am, Florence II ax am, Minion sat, am, Lake Waccamaw am. Train on MM Weldon 11.65 i, m., Halifax m., arrives Scotland at 8.20 p , Greenville p. m., 7.68 m. Returning, leaves 7.60 m., 8.62 a. m. Arriving x at a. m., 11.33 am ally except W leave V 8.20 a, and JO p . m 9.10 a. m., and 4.00 Tarboro 9.48 a. m., 11.35 a. m. 8.20 p. arrives Washington a. ;. p. Daily ex- t Sunday. with Neck leaves N C, via It. R. If, N p. m., Sunday IS P. H; rive 7.10 P. M., 8.10 p. turning leaves daily except J 7.80 a. Sunday 9.00 a. m. Tarboro and 11.00 Train on Midland C. branch leaves dally, except Sunday, 7.10 a m 8.30 a. m. Re turning leaves 9.00 a. in,, rive- at 10.28 a, Trains on Latta Florence R leave 6.40 pm, . p m, Clio 8.08 p m. Returning i a m, Dunbar 8.80 a m, a in. dally except on Clinton Branch leaves for daily, except II n a. m. n, m Returning i at m m Train No. makes close connection Wei ion points dally, all rail via H at Mount and II tor t ill North via Norfolk. II. M. Pass. Agent T. M. EMERSON, Manager. Men Kiss Each Other. An uncommon each at the Union depot yesterday. They Mormon who-n tin ii far too plentiful a v here. Three of them, left yesterday the west, and the kissing; was part of well to the elders and of their left Those went have as missionaries for three They are to to be assigned to better in church work News and Ob- server. UNDERTAKER fit DICK Mu EMBALMERS. We have a and nicest line of fins and in wood, meta;. lie and cloth over brought -f We ate predated in H Personal attention to c r and bodies to care will receive man of respect. Our are lower do not want invite .- We cat. found and I times John Flanagan Baggy BOB GREENE ft CO. FOR FUN mil bland, sure Tie is simply in the enjoyment seaming did you strike your wife Don't know she's the weak or vessel you wouldn't thin,, so, the amount sail she D hear is to Klondike. What's he going take with him in the way of Old of O Mostly canned rum letter cur friends the public generally for their liberal patronage In the pat we solicit a of the same In the W. HICKS, Old Moe leave for Tarboro touching stall land- on Tar River Monday, Wednesday Friday at A. at. Returning leave Tarboro at A. a, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Greenville A. X. same days. are of water on Tar River. Connecting at Washington with for Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Boston. Shippers should order their marked via Dominion from New York. from Nor- folk A Baltimore Miners Boston. mi Agent, J. Agent, . ., . t a .,; . J. . i .-; I Mild Power Th bah ,. ft I ,. . Have m , t ii. co It if j ink ti AM M. Dealer In Port, Sis, Farmers and Merchants buying year's supplies will It to their i est to get our prices Our Is I n brunches. Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest market prices Tobacco, as we bay direct mi id t A complete stock -u and sold at suit times. Our good are all bang sold for CASH to run we sell kt. Ft. u. m. draw or with an. HO a-. . ll Of n-t, B l patent coS i mm U. E lute -u Or. j C. A GO N. 0- MARBLE Wire andiron Fencing only work prices reasonable. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country produce. I- WEEK -FOB The Eastern Reflector. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. TWICE A WEEK Tuesday Friday -AT VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, APRIL NO papers VI The Farmer and Mechanic, paper that under the of Capt- A- Shotwell made inch an excellent State, has been at Raleigh a weekly farm and home paper. many in section who formerly took Farmer and Mechanic like to have it again we are prepared to make following extraordinary clubbing announcement I For we will send The Eastern The North Carolinian, and The Farmer and Mechanic, all papers a whole year- papers will give yon borne news, State and general new and the farm news, and think of three of them a year for If you want the Atlanta Con- added to above list can it for cents more, or the a week New York World for cents. Any other or magazine wanted can give you a discount on in con- with Re- TEXTILE EDUCATION. Paper No Issued by the Club of A hundred new manufacturing establishments in single week is a good for a single section of country, especially in the of war rumors naturally have a tendency to delay in business mat- Record of last week reports this number of now enterprises in the South- rotates alone, Alabama, North Carolina, and Virginia having eight Georgia and Texas nine each, and Kentucky, Missouri, South and Maryland a half dozen each. new establishments include furniture factories, pottery mills, factories, bate manufacturing establish- pump works, rubber man- cotton mills, tobacco factories, car-wheel works, shoe factories, carriage manufacturing establishments, and various other enterprises. Not content with barring out American fresh from Ger- many, the Berlin Government now propose to exclude from this country, as in to the more or less flourish- jelly industry of southwestern Germany- waste is com- posed largely of the of American canning establishments cores and rinds of apples, the shrewd jelly preserve of Europe have been practically tho sole customers for it since its appear- in world's markets. Professional Cards W. M. Bond. J- L. FLEMING, N. C. In all Swift Galloway, Tyson, M. C. N. C A TYSON, Greenville, N. C In all the Court. DENTIST N. O J. Cobb Store. John H. Small, ft. Long;, N. C. Greenville, Attorneys and Counselors at Law Practices In all Courts. W. B. W. RODMAN A AT LAW. Greenville N. C. Practice wherever services are The Club el is North the and the youth of the I st masts work lint Ism In be dire, I is to y file rally for, ii is done n the manner ranged to prepare and to have short on the present of I, the educating our men fill of rs and owners of mills. ll is fact cl England's in was laid n Brit- Parliament ordered that French and who erects a loom or other try in the kingdom, shall give and lo leaf one English This wise kw aided in malting people manufacturers i f the world. a of a century Gladstone warned that mere attention was given lo technical . and oilier nations might lake away their supremacy. He has lived lo sec a partial fulfillment of the prediction, especially in regard to apprentice system is a thing of the past, and will be revived. The great revolution r by steam and in all of mill operations has an ab- solute necessity ; ant in order to de- managers of mm and machinery, the ground work this training and education must be obtained in Industrial or technical schools, in the same way tat men are prepared by special training to even- occupy high positions in law and medicine. The employment a man or boy or. a special machine will develop a leader or manager without some previous on general subjects. It is a well known fact the and girls of a country its moat val- possessions, and that time and money employed in their proper train- and development will give the largest and satisfactory to State. It increases their earn- capacity, and therefore their value to It is estimated by careful men that three-fourths the cotton mills of future will be located in tho Southern Stales; North Carolina must be prepared to erect and to manage full share of them. North Carolina produces the cotton j contains abundance of coal and other val- and water powers ; n unsurpassed climate, and a large bright active American who are eager industrial education. Shall the give them such are amply able to give a textile education to all who desire no time be lost in a textile department at the cultural and Mechanical College. Such an addition would soon induce one hundred new students to attend the graduates are working their way to positions profit and graduates the textile- department who have some natural ability and character would soon he able to their way to good positions, and also be a benefit lo mill owners tho Post. The Store that is Full Bargains COL. SI Delivered m Congress March of the Na- val Appropriation Rail. realm of t With th a. .-- it till, VI equitable basis of ,,., . . . i , -Father cf for all human direct councils In re . t I . . In the Spring a fuller Crimson Comes upon the In the time every lady Must have a Brand New Dress. and are fully prepared to meet the demands the most fastidious. A look through stock of Spring and Summer Dress Goods will convince the most skeptical that we are re pared than to you. Spring Woolen Dress Goods, Organ- dies in plain white and colors, Swiss, Mulls, Beautiful Silks, Percales, Dim- India Linen, Embroidery Linen, Draperies, Curtains, Curtain Goods, Tapestry, Table Covers, Rugs, Art Squares, Laces, Jeweled Belts and other new things Fans, Ribbons striped, Shoes, Ties and numerous other things abound in a of Beautiful Styles, Delicate col- and low prices. Come to see us, will be glad to show you through our store. Our line of Furniture is beautiful to see. St. NOBLES, . ARTIST Only shop In town bales of cotton is latest method to them The Mill, C, a days opened up six bales, there found in the of each a large quantity sail. will en record with stuffing bales rocks, old iron, etc BAKER HART. Hardware, Tinware, Spokes, Hubs, Building Materials, Paints Oils and Stoves Fair and Honest Goods, at Rock Bottom Prices. MAIN STREET, GREENVILLE, N. C. Mr- tin provision for Saw in Urn crisis history is of and of interest, it carrion nth it, as it and Steading a we do on n dead and liberty who have cone the eons to come after n-. m joy or in this serious crisis and our I , country, to and lo minds to sober our duly to tr tho family, to that who stood by in the day fiery by be held for in we shall and in in; wisdom has been upon n. Mr brow of hour of the history to be led with frown-, of war- an instant of time within four can recalled when the rumors of car so and No car in actual bun preparations war every- where. Japan has voted preparation for war her Hassle ruble, England pounds united Slates dollars, Spain has hawked h-i depreciated credit on every market to obtain and sinews war- There is war in Cubs, we should hove this declaration truth to Ibo world long ago and bed powers of the earth to know and feel with absolute certainly Hint ibis country by inspiration, inheritance, and is ally, and protector of liberty, certainly on Ibis con- There is for war between Ibis country Spain. All Europe is growling at each other over a division of the Chinese Japan is military to Pacific coast, England is in Central Africa and her tribes in North India. In South America Argentina is paring for a with Chile, and in Crete the conditions of and are at j- thing but quiet- spirit cf preparation and t e globe. if these great by design tin-, shell be drawn with Hie modern of no con Ion toll end, Ibo result, the queues. War is M, ii M given n Thai A I of whole world may be changed. All accumulated wealth of letters, science. genius. . discovery, light hero and to eternal be lost or relegated lo n dark ago for Who can can foretell Or the very preparation and I of war may great pro of tho age, by nations and from upon to the sordid making them upon their own credit and relegating his relic to God of .- m i national international Irons- armies navies i war, actions, and in twentieth with the United States cf World aid solemn and sacred compact which will be approved t n and ratified in shall lift no aw rd nation. they learn an more. When and and Mr. I am a great believer in retributive and where the cf tho family is involved. I was in a land cursed with a f which lo the and if our and and we refused .- inn i-. especially religion, shall to my ties that . under conditions be statesman- ship and a prophetic caution to prepare for seeming conflict, with patriotic, hone Very i- avert e I it wiped by of lire Mood, and have lived, a poi sufferer, to thank God and to regard the retribution a our country strong r. richer, hope- and happier, read that bathe fourteenth a centuries f- II upon tyranny i over the people of and oppressed Hod from ii They were provide, t- d lo a he nu- and refuge I. beyond sunset- Their Hi was to dedicate ibis country God and liberty. felled and tho country respond- to labors . multiplied. But with the development of the was also developed lee sturdy of independence and when came s, iii; of formal cl to my and heart on that ever beamed upon I moral world. declaration and its emblem cheered the half- clad and half-fed heroes at Valley waved over redoubts on But Hill, from masthead of tho of victory the of i and waved triumph the army of Brown the field of Chippewa and at Yorktown British lion. rind in history when heavy oppression fell upon hi of when they were compelled make brick without a lender raised for They were given B pillar by day and a pillar of by The sen was caused to and t dry laud, and the to recede destroy their oppressors. They wore n law of government firm amid the lightnings When ll were hungry bi issued bread, and when thirsty rocks issued water. his own and nay, cares for Cubans Ho has given this , dry to as their land, these people a guardians, defenders, pr ii torn aid ibis has brought in a way that we shrink from tho and responsibility, if we could, we with rat peel, if would- Mr Chairman, in I his ., . an sinus m Au loan in White ha does, our approval Divided we may be politically racially, or illy, at Ibo water's i are and our by that emblem; and our President and l, policy shall be our, bis or action also, lie bus carried with to pi ace. Jr. i are i r with deliberation for defense. yea for n g Ibis kindling tho torches of liberty in Cuba, until hi r shores be a cf that cir lei in the s Atlantic, that shall increase it, am as broaden, bears in the music of its waves joyous news to every is a relic of barbarism, and be avoided, if in interest Christian and and their benign blessings. The brave, . and the valuable sinews that have to employ and in war we need to bus- bud and employ in the battles of peace, whose victories are renowned an those of war. employ them to bring to American homes, in enlightening the mine the heart.-, and the condition of can We need employ in further developing enriching our mar- great in our commerce land and sea, in our great inland in building the us with the Orient, and other great projects made possible by Ami ii can genius mid vise. D. liable as all of be are, yet, if ed he, we would make one all of a willing the alter of and liberty- Mr. i would in this f Christian reason all difference i old and I if quarrel, so as and feel u lo be, was with any other nation world, we might indulge the I,, r i i giving adequate actual the immediate and relict to Cubans a id to Cuba upon just and terms. a history the rise of Spain, with able of of pen .- bigotry, tyranny, to every freedom, common enlightenment, to i iii tho hope this happy Tho slavery lo . Spam doomed its subjects to private West was relation in its oppression and crisis. of tin- people Holland or its own people at home- may be Divine de- and retributive justice has brought proud, lo to the cl equality, justice, lion, where the wage, is the triumph if truth, liberty, humanity. Ho In.- demeaned with Christian path fortitude, and so as to receive approval of his ad- of world. Wu trust bun to his policy; that policy we are Will OS o humane, liberty- broad policy, all Christendom will and approve.