Eastern Reflector

[This text is machine generated and may contain errors.]

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.

m i REFLECTOR Greenville. N. C. S. J, Entered t the poet office at Greenville, N. C., as Ti Arm. a, 1893 WASHINGTON I I Washington, April 1st Haul down the Spain's flag ; lire ready, and we're ; And, by the eternal, m inf. to right evens of this week in- spired the and this spirit compelled Mr to beg Congress a little more in order he as- certain whether would ate pt his hut never have s-11 ii tin and to III lad and humid-d I id so far to make pi that the be to on the in In knew that d to vole with II Ml lets him should ; t lo prevent action. Resolutions re n . I independence, for forcible in- for forcible and It a dialers against in and Senate Ibis wick, mid rid h. speeches tin price crowd loving the open their than the upon the r ave been made. v day Congress may declare war pair. or take other action will h t. Nothing but the b l Mr. has prevented action, and i but red cl the it Spain, which nobody tut Mr. B- even In ex. vent it longer. Mr. v has been the i, s week. The want t capital cut of is dot. t reason sustained Car . I when he declared to out when he t i a resolution declaring Cuba as personal privilege. It is not surprising that be in a Tl e report made it plain oar battleship was up by Spaniards; the speculation on inside for- million of pence with Sin, that speculators Bree formed in of v the was doing, and too ting ct Heel war-ship Cuba, that Spain merely playing lime to get in a pi. to strike us a disastrous blow. The House by u vote to decided Unit u of u the U. S. lost ill validity when willed to a b r if the of a man who on the Southern side in the civil war. The particular claim upon tin- vote was taken was contained in a bill that about claims loyal it- ens of South Tartans thing- supplied lo he Union the war. It was made by lb- of the widow Gen K. who he , inherited the claim V. n notoriously loyal whose in Va., Union troops had cords timber. The eulogy of ., his late Colleague, South was, owing g i;,. , . the two n art rivalry in State cue the toM In Congress. Ill-; he failed to do so the history lame and cl Gen. Karl; would lack the important testimony that I., lone could give, added that while might not be the that could be paid, none could m re heartfelt. Mr. feels the el I of State who knows law diplomacy ea his Judge Day or He led to in Foreign Relations, be place, but it wouldn't bl is now on who has been acting in an advisory with tho in vie r. has ability the order, his been a lawyer for so his may be little like that it others d as advisers by Mr. things point to the exit peer old John Sherman Iron ii in which he has since the this administration play n dummy part. In midst of the prevailing ex- people bate nor neglected to it id honor to their I. C. D. late the battleship name is now a world wile ; for bravery and coolness. Capt is ill and wile and are not prouder him t an ail other are. The National Geo- el which he is a i.- -i public reception i nor which lo surpass the kind In Id in Washing- ton for a long The providing the r . Cuban independence. i . by the . soldiers out C i, and for i. r I , i ; . Senate by Ni- . . in the House by l , i a j c i of in Con and their is a told the specular A that NEWS. Hie is m in The colored cf are organizing a with the view going in the in case there is war with Spain. The Governor has decided not to in- further with the death sentence of the Evans, the rapist, which has been under three months and several re- spites has been given. Evans will be executed. FARADAY'S ANCESTRY. II to I I . Crust. With a of relief our English announce tho result of the investigation into the history of Michael Dismay and consternation were plainly everywhere when tho insinuation was made recently that tho family of the famous scientist occupied a humble the low- walks of lite. The who had the of Faraday were horrified at the thought that his progenitor was a common This is now corrected, and Joy gladness till the hearts of tho fraternity on tho other side. A representative of the family, W. Faraday of Corn- furnishes the information that Robert Faraday married Elizabeth lit an, the owner of Clap- hum Wood Ball, in Yorkshire. This SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES On Monday May 2nd, 1888, Court door in town of Greenville, I sell the following tracts of land to the taxes due thereon for the year with section of the Mac Act, of 1897. W. H, Pitt BEAVER DAM TOWN SHIP. JUST FOR FUN. A white he told a A South am t bailer announces styles in thatched root for ain't no bargain remarked the bad boy merging Iron the there's a perfect inside Mrs your servant girl I Couldn't cook, tor wile, Nobles. and K W II Mark SO . , . ,. , lo. . ., ball, It is said, was of some the I BUM j of u , to buy i , architecturally, it h v. tailed, op- j was very Robert Faraday i l stock not bought up was the great scientist's have been s-. cured b Am-, I The a Bay that the can Gnus wore disposed to fairly not raise p ices, add, been bled by the rapacity of its own this class of speculators nay be depended ease of war lo bleed the American pie. Richmond Dispatch- Black, of New York, . id a bib to prohibit sale cl department c It is clear that the dis- of wet goods in dry goods establishments would be inappropriate, even though not by law. of Italy, takes interest in to offer to send lo Cuba, if the United States will pay by . M. S lo i i Hauls Porn t, I I Hack i bl . . Cotton to to to M lo H to B It to bis own father, Barnabas, being at the It is explained that he was one of n family, the members of which had to shift for themselves when they parental but particularly em is the statement no was their condition life anything that of n a class of men whose at that period was miserable and Faraday's father w-as and sexton of the village church, leader of the choir a shoemaker by trade. Faraday's was the of a neighboring quarry and em- ployed a of and noted for bis to bis Faraday's father, James, funned an for Margaret was it farmer and also i, of day He was averse to the match, being for bis daughter to who had more cash a youth who came from Wood Ball was to have. It is that James the lulling of a in London, and ever married Margaret and her to where ho light his own and another found it Knight. W T Stokes. Maggie Teel. Fannie Cooper, a Johnson. Keel. J s It C John Mi Mills, Mis Rena Mills. M J Smith, rs J Patrick Taft. Mi- E A Frank TOWNSHIP. BETHEL TOWNSHIP. BOO CAROLINA TOWNSHIP. TOWNSHIP. no no St too IS Or at i n Spanish Invasion San Antonio, Tea., March was learned that the plot among the Spaniards Mexico lo invade Tax- as is much than was supposed. Information has been obtained Joaquin Marti, and documents found on his person when arrested, that had enlisted in a filibustering regiment, and that they were expressly bound by oath to meet a near San Antonio on the day following the expected declaration of war. Dr. Jose Garcia, another Spanish Mr. than that. , . thought she tested. is simply to catch that young l; just what she's She heard he seem unusually war ; replied the they get to firing oil torpedoes and mines in tho Delaware they'll simply ruin the played 1-st said poker, d n I I iv- J poker at the club, but when got my wile the club n played to my Don't mind the who Say and prow For as sure as you do. You'll, at. CUBE A COM ONE OAT, Sake Laxative i Tub eta, refund the money I It fails Corn responds readily to proper fer- Larger crops, fuller ears and larger grain are sure to result from a liberal use of containing at least actual Potash Our books are free to farmers. GERMAN KALI WORKS, TOWNSHIP. J L SUGG Abbott, T John i S U I J Hart. K E Jones. Joseph, Spier. J E W J Slaughter, A a Stocks. Savage. Tripp, II B to like many enough Michael , r . as a ,,, , , . poverty. All of , . i is very interesting, y worth tho fuss that Las about it. However, . . if bin been it World when ill recognition tho hi goes is kw price r oh I iii Norfolk Ii by Biliousness follow Pills . . . r . s -i to HIE if. BOXES TOBACCO, BAKING j CASKS O IX SACKS We have in Sugar, i aimed Piper and Hags and many other things to m. to mention. Send us you- on., r . -Mull orders receive prompt at- CO Hint. If ti I . or I -ii d Hood's rills fir- ml TO-DAY'S MARKETS. As by CO. Cotton Buyers. Greenville. N. C. sold in ft U BoO SI FALKLAND TOWNSHIP. get J It W C J II Morgan. J K Mrs M E, heirs Parker, Mrs Anna Heaves, Mrs A Reaves. Mrs Vines. CC Vines, Mrs C C Webb, Fleming, t E Andrew Lewis, T K W s and wife Coo Wee too loSt too lit on ISM Oil no i To .--3 To TO To To FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP. GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP. Cherry, Benjamin Corey, W M Daniel, Jordan Dudley, Gorge Dancy, J J D and wife Elks. J L- Sylvester, 1896 Fleming. Sylvester, 1897 Forbes, George Greene W B and wife Harris. E N II J in. Ed Louisa Lewis. heirs Moore, Oliver Parker, Mary I House, Mrs M A Heaves, Sermons. White, Benjamin bl TO TOWNSHIP. Woolen, Abram, ads SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP. Si JO May July CM Noon, Close. 5.95 COO Brooks, S W Bryant, Church Cox, John M Colin, A. agent I-. P Corey, W L F Daniel. Jordan Gardner, Best J F Harding I H V May, Ida Pitman, Han I flukes heirs. W A Hen Kate B If any nor. et appear above have for their taxes Id them at once and advertisement will he stopped. in Opening MI M r May Pork Ms. Run. May I. ORIGINAL by Orange Va., Half a loaf is than no a poor musician who can t blow bis own horn. TM slops to quarrel we should not. To a or a a Sows if or want sense. The is always ed at you if it be n diamond nag on f- The that pass in the night are the ones that will put the Spanish to flight. The a person of or mil in dishonesty the easier Ye believe evil reports. wants lo know to cur- sensation about Got him to shave oft his mom- the Railroad ion L. C. Caldwell h is hi to -m Russell. N. C Represents Only Class the Mutual Life Company, of N. J., a specialty. This Company offers the following no any other Large Annual be Bed or applied to the purchase of paid up participating p with the Policy. Equitable Surrenders Values which are the so tbs Insured can stop paying Premium without forfeiture. A Liberal Cash Surrender Value. Extended Insurance in the full the Policy for as long a as the value of the Policy will pay for at low term rates. A Paid up Policy tor a reduced amount. Cash Loans are mads up to the Cash Surrender when a assignment of the Policy Is mod,, as If the Insured forgets to pay a Premium on the Is duo, his B Continued in force by the Company without on his part, arc Incontestable after the Second Year. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, ------and celebrated------ Eagle Brand Pine Shoes Call and see are invited to inspect my stock aDd lean; the low prices. S. T. WHITE. S. We are now taking orders for Tobacco Flues Flues ready tor delivery now. We do all kinds of repairing. repaired promptly. GREENVILLE. N. C. IN----- Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES goods kept on produce and A trial will cod e on. i w COLLARS A Horse Millinery. nice line of Groceries. I can now be found tin the brick store for- occupied Brown. to see Shoes Shoes Perfect Fitting Perl Shape Trimmed Well Made Well At Popular Prices AND FINISH RIGHT. Trousers pair and . sold under the famous Money Guarantee. Durability, Fit and Workmanship all of the best. Try a pair. Ht If I MM. II t Ms. WARRANTY, You may buy a pair of Trousers at or and wear them two months. For every button that comes off we will pay you tan cents. If they rip at waistband we will pay you cents. If they rip in the seat or elsewhere we will pay you one dollar, or rive you a new pair. Best in the World. Try a Pair. Frank Wilson. THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. rill The is none. Fine for setting out plants in garden. The cool north wind makes people for the of Mr. Jesse been appoint- ed Public Administrator for Pitt people car they never saw pear tries so lull as they arc this They keep rolling spring Out- elegant Mucks they tell yon them in in urn. There is hut one capital case tor trial at April court, the colored man, Waters, who Mm ill Win i cap- in Florida. mum, Month. Corn planting time is nearly here. is a dandy swing in Jim Starkey's. This month gives us five Fridays Use There no joke about April stall- in some cool Tho noon has got to coming in two limn- more lute the lust few days. Large quantities of have been shipped from here by the past We bad no frost here this tin wind and clouds last night keeping II is accusing that display Dais in window ct making the, weather turn cold. City tax collector, II. Sheppard, las his delinquent tax list ready for This is the last day grace delinquents can get. APRIL can war. enough today. at S. M. Tin war In j be in all the talk on streets today. Yon will the delinquent tax list advertised in another Tho Evans hanged at Friday morning. He tested his innocence- to the last. The cf the county and the several township committees held a joint conference here this afternoon. There morning, but it is thought not enough to do in this section. Warning to Delinquents list tor county is undergoing revision, and is to give to all if their accounts are settled by of their will on the black list. Marriage Thu of Deeds ISM d only three licenses lust e. John W. and Wary U. It. Whitehurst and John J. I Wilkins. Troublesome Suffered for Could Find No Until was Scrofula Cured. with on one of my above ankle. I a many but nothing did mo any good. The very or pan. In the spring and after taking of mi-i i- I was cured. Hood's also my F. P. my boy was three months old he broke cut with eruptions. He was by a and the eruptions would nut again. iii he bail two bottles ha was no trouble H. W, Va. READY FOR WAR Sonic Not hut AH with Cuba k II J. Wiggins went up tie road morning. C went to AH C If. went to M, Hurt Mid Neck ibis to day. of bu been return- ed home J. A. is today J. S. Norman km Baltimore. W. in town . H. l Kinston, J W. to II. oust in V. i- Mil, K. A. Jr. Laura l- K. It. went l-j n. VIm is n Miss Smith. M. and P. C. went legal returned rooming Al. ii went to Wilson Hr, II. kit this H. F. Friday eves from lbs. J. N. Soot- Neck to last night and returned this II. P. Harding came from Or- Friday to to- day lit home- W. S. for to And a place to out reach the war. E. D. over from morning, lie will preach Falkland K, this morning for From there he will probably take a western trip. II. Kicks returned Friday from the to new Kicks I -1;. J. J. for t. lie us i and they en r-. line fir Spain Will Fight March A today decided to grant Iv Cg- similar to I lo by that they grant Cuba they will Amer- H N IS. ALL WITH SPAIN ENDED. Crisis Will be Monday. and Leo Called Home. Spanish Flotilla to be In- State Guard Will at Keeps Friday was set us the to a final t., the tin- United gnat to but tits n in a Instead a tbs name . am h i to given until April to do in. mil. i j ti t lo i i all I to g i Lei station d n is t-. b. i. Sain. Maine court of gave us I. i n iii regard to Now lit American come out on ton in a wrestle with Spain. Ill blips u. win the tis good old cheese ; u . mite. us out debt, us you bet. I II you d lo try Ham- old town today. ,,., i , by . Press r- for afternoon and lo to it renters soon. will be said all ibis line later. In the one feel in us extend the patronage i , and in way en- able us to give in a paper nil. have the news serve well. us ii i fun- Is tins war to be i n joke, alter all Sound travels slowly. The was blown up over u month the report has only reached us. wonder March hare us an seems lo side with the V Cigarettes, The between a ; water and it tailor's bi says the mil. simply water will settle. allowed to heart I d. she Hid much as blush ; for was dealing, you see, I. lo till a Hush. Way it A I lash . n I auto i or ll ill that e i d bare and will ask n. u- . all. t, fin-l, of or nun will ton in I said. printing to get going boats printing h . The North i a book of s, is by and in and n appeal- is Th- enroll- is not the number ever by and includes for the first the list Th r reboot June Sill and ends on day in July. Tuition n fee in summer have no lees pay unless take or music. The Indication, n a d and i- All y two . bat and and all r- to done U tin Pi and to led I ii w r. Tub k i die fol- lowing Is i i I bl . r is u kit leave Madrid. i governs rejected proposition and I i- -sis- iii paring in -a to C a Till. i I i . i p. r for of Mint an I lei owing p ply w i- I ii lib gt ii. i. i . a , i. o i . ii . I i. .- .-. i i mi la i y. v. is bow . I i. , much in Dicker. ii strata; lo of y. M i i., . n. i. i .- i ii. ii. Hie m i a aid j BaUer It -.- A MAI K IN THE WOODS. i. a b el Halt, little , I I part. all i in. J err. and pad nm words aid, to be mad. . t for I m r-. to go I. ii- . and to the v How, and got n. h J I i i ii t way r I., roam, a very in order put U i Hi y had bad, only regret lo pot. plow th . dole-was ion were One in i i lion will turn a ear lo all proposals. lie ii aV Hippo i bis He M i. low d , , ;,.,, , m . I et. and pap tint I our i- r . a i id I; I in I to I lead and bis h. in r. i an i w bl I f who did no go all, .-., , , . She did not got i n i bare I sea sand else but i. p ace, and she I. et a I-. Hue i i- who bi have m a II. v wire vi faces school neat day, was h to say, m a id fl 1-. I -h up . . a .- you give ii- r . . r tor i a little then kissed at . ii. i via- p M. word we de v.- ii breaking do so all Hanoi and boys For this boy . i i ; d par I . small N. C, Mar. Al of the , Mrs. on March o'clock A. M presence u few friends, W. and Ills Mary were happily ii ., The Luther with Miss J. M. M .- Annie Immediately the the bride groom trove here and the train bound tour. Miss Mary is ct Carolina. fair i and is a We fortunate winning band such May attend their life. W, That is What it Menus. Washington. Marsh Tin- Span. sh to in repaid lo Cuban m ion the lute Our Govern lit replied Spain till i lo decide on the answer, lime was granted. re- to her i to the of the An the will inevitable and will be possible el the r.- and here. i H In i . I. d ion, l . C. April a. Is , ii crisis will reach U . d i Is ii; n us, ill id has h in ordered toll Madrid i . ii v- be i lent to Consul d Le t . leave Cuba. coat of the immediate new. ti it- -is Mic ct is will to pt which will duo Iron about Wed. it Intel near If i-h was to b a Instruction It U expected till the of Stole will be called and in in their are of Americans Danger. Tampa, Pit,, Id in overs general was to In and the island Kit. The h v. great baa since the report too baa boon i now i A remain In r -1 L o .-j of lb W my every band Havana barber when his v sailed. ii i in ; i pa ; i ii l r i. on ; , boa aw it it doe , l e must h off tali i . h n- ; a ill i I -i o me as l . la plain , . we boar r in i m vi- j near lo . I nu- to North Carolina and to iii Di moo i i th in . i V ll lit hi n to devil lo, b i n-i and I-v. whiles. II i, not . , id- i and a old not fa bun , but c ii , an i . law love Thai . it ft I i. ; do, boy meet r h i in ii . bore h a d lion is A lac u an ti i But i; all over m ii and gel hut bag cl iii baggers. We h ; I be rum taking any Butler City Many i are not -i with n . . want d an i with on; nod d n in cans proves Si-- i boil--, Lu and ail lo GETTING READY Every mother has ft trying to If not Spring Fever- blood hi; bite s an Be- of life. Nev . of and creation. Burnt Turquoise Blue, the very latest of colors to fair our For t and more cull at LANG'S CASH HOUSE. E A talks. make it talk for us by at prices, and we give our customers tho advantage of it. We want to do business with you. buy our fa I he roan Talks a in the event Hie; Talks of a Ml for Hut the U ii mill in tin- pal tho i a our i J mill lull it the citizens iii, for tad the tin my bar b in a have been added her More Anon. p. ready It, there n. may happen. i. full of if it not proper Mother's Friend Is the bet you can use at this time. a when regularly several baby ll makes the easy nearly ll n Lu-. the on tho distended without any Mother's in good for only to motherhood of danger and pain. dollar p. r II ill . price. In,. i I'll, . IO i v CO., OB. right and we them right and treat you are Coming in. We are receiving daily our of the 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 show our goods to you.

f- Advertising Postulate. That the and newspaper it the best all That the daily newspaper is a better medium than a weekly. That quality of circulation is in man; a outweighing its extent. That story should tersely, and pertinently, and engagingly told- the statements should be through and through. That a great business should never to bombard the public mind. Thai you should use space to describe your own goods and to de- cry your neighbor's. when you have caught you M should see that he to be your customer. advertising is not all that is necessary to make trade i but merely a and necessary help. outside says his name's Jones, jest plain Mr. Jones to take a more drinks. He'll have to give his name in SEE THAT W Manufacturer In the South. The more sections the world at large are just con- learning can supply Iron and steel at price which defy competition, and make a fair profit at the business- Ala- is now selling iron pro- ducts in England under all competitors, and Pitts- burg is to there is a the iron moving further southeast- New England cotton mills have beet, forced to concede to the South a virtual monopoly in of certain lines of clothes- They acknowledge they cannot compote with the South- mills in the coarser cloths. This may be regarded as a beginning- What Is It It is a picture celebrated PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS Best in use The outfit man complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment those Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished you see them and earn how very cheap are. You may never, But should you Want Job Printing Come to see us.- Worth Wins. At a recent term of Wake Court Treasurer Worth, State Treasurer, won his two suits against Bros, of Winston, printers, for bolt money which was paid them excess of the pro- per charges for the work done. The Supreme Court handed down a decision affirming that of court below, now Stewart Bros, inns- make quite big fun i They are in of Treasurer Worth is in heights of The more money there U sight the higher be Raleigh Post. SO TIME KM TROUBLE. Ain't got no no time Billy's at the gate With a little wilier basket that is with the bait i river looks it's shady as kin nil the fish that's fish wait I Down by the river Lite is lite a song. jailer are The rosy long Ain't got no time mighty fine. see the worm wriggle on the end the line ; The birds air in the blossoms all the best the weather's the cork down Down by the river- Life is like a song, the jailer perch air The long I Reflector Job Printing Office. Anything from The Daily Gives the homo news ever afternoon at the small price of cents a month. Arc you a sub- scriber II not you to be. Experience, backed by law of average, proves the first of an does not bring nor even much curiosity. A trial tone in- a waste of If go in. in and it will pay at is the way to success- In continuity is strength, in dis- connection is Few DO the firs time hear about There is not a solitary case whore intermittent advertising brought returns compared with that form of everlasting pounding the public in and day It is only in limited bargains that immediate result are to be expect- Publishing Company Philadelphia. Counterfeit Silver Dollars. Charlotte men had better look closely at the silver they in over days. A of towns are flooded with which are good the The coins have good and deceive tor that reason. To tin touch the is revealed, however, as the spurious coin There are marks by which, upon a the COB OS detected. The Is done, and tin- late marked. It is learned that a sending out the spurious com from Atlanta they Agents this OS have Visited savers of the small around Charlotte and re- learns that they have been very in their worthless trolley. A News reporter ti-is n government this morning that would indicate that the government II on the track the evil and the matter has been under by Jibe seen vice several days News. Boom on- has sail that the regularly ads Of old houses will read and bring results, SHOW boo looking the may be. Bo so An sign o . and. it house BIS still draw the id who yet alive. Such a place n ids no ideas fixtures or advertising. how about the new people constantly lo town or gelling or do they seek the old How It you don't gel a new every now you'll dry up The world as surely as it rotas and all with it o- oil. Those who advertise attractively Mood a tar Letter chance getting new p than those are may also catch a customer the There is one danger connected with making State a Federal prison which appears to have been overlooked. Statesville Landmark Some fine day when Governor Russell's pardon mill is running at full blast forget him- self and pardon a lot of Uncle Some convicts. fact n. no prisoner in our penitentiary is safe being pardoned- He may be turned at me he desires to be or The war excitement has played the with the calculations of revenue receipts at the Treasury Department. The public income for will some less than was confidently and extraordinary expenditures for the defense will soon make inroads upon the Treasury cash balance. More taxes or a loan will be th- difficult alternative con- fronting the Administration the low ebb receipts shall much longer con A Pair Socks the An old bachelor recently pair socks. There was nothing strange about Ibis, but what makes the occurrence worthy note was the he found in the toe no of them u slip MOOT upon which was I am a young woman and would like to correspond rid a bachelor with a view to and signed tie address of the After due deliberation our concluded to write to the maker of the socks, la a few days he got a reply to his letter; was married three years loot The merchant who socks did not advertise. Durham The Call for Yes, let us have not the sacrifice national honor. Let us hare Bat not through a policy in dealing with the assassination by miscreants as yet unknown men and officers our navy, while n a so called Let us have I But not on condition that we remain lethargic and indifferent to the denial Let us have peace I But not fear that war would break the stock market. Let us have But not the peace at Tory element. The American people want sincerely, but they are not to lace war They know what war is; that it is a terrible price to pay. But they know there are some things worth that price, a it is; there are some times when that price must be paid as the alternative of moral bankruptcy the Let us have peace with honor in tact or war with victory ton Post. PARAGRAPHS. Could Not Worse he the Stale almost have for a straight with no mixture of any kind, and these who the policy the Democratic pa the coming campaign will do w to heed what the papers say. The Commonwealth believes, now, has believed all the time, that if Democratic party had held its head up two years ago and its rights and left of the that shoved the people ton would be our now in- of Dan At any rate, we no, make it any worse; so we p. fight and a vie. it we van win, and a straight tight sod eat it we cannot win. We muddy things. Lit the color be true whatever it Neck Hasn't Worn a Coat Years Some mother spare the rod and spoil the slipper. A good road bed is best place the tired wheel. plays by note has to face the No can lace as light M a man can himself. All the world's a stage and the per- is A woman is clever when she u man think knows a great deal more then she Too can always judge wheels in a man's head by th spokes that come from his mouth. i Such Things Continue A well known and responsible farmer Barton's Greek town- ship Wake county soys the white people of that section are outraged because under the now regime, o school with white committee- men to the white and scholars- Pete Harris, went in and took his seat, book in hand to hear the children said this gentle- man. children happened not to be at school that day. I told the leather whenever a thing happened again children mast be permitted to leave I will not subject them to The Barton incident shows like the prisoner of we can gradually used to anything until we do not seek to fetters that bind it is a long com- tends to make us what we Five years ago this out- rare would have been put the impossible thing; whereas now it is not only possible but seemingly tolerated with only resistance here and there from men as quoted from above. this complexion have we at Can these things in North Are the people ready t submit to thin of equality I We do not it. and Observer. Mr. J. Martin who has recently moved to Charlotte from SOU tells an interesting story In regard o some his habits life. He it now living at one the mill- in the city, and while up town . day, alter his shirt sleeves Without either cot or that he had not won a coat nor Vest in years. He says h can sleep in a pile cation seed on a winter night, without any over, never sutlers from Though w advanced in years, be has never bad tooth-ache nor even a cold. In fact, he says, he has never sick a in bis lie tips the beam at pounds and his ruddy and robust figure vouch for th his statement. Charlotte Th a Government of Greece has ed to sell three craters to the United States- There is haggling about but of United States are confident of making Lee's Popularity. Following is an , York is lo be hoped felt in the personal be Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only a year. contains the news week, and gives to the the tobacco, . many . that times more than subscription price. UNDERTAKER . I HI have u t received hearse and nicest . tins and in W , of Co lie and cloth meta; brought its formed personal attention given to con- and bodies on- to our core will receive every mark of respect. Our do not. wont monopoly cm. be found a nod . limes the John. Buggy building- GREENE CO, Would an appropriation Congress to the Dismal Swamp Canal to a ship channel for ships war. us in lime of war by the it afford lo our ships of war lo be and to any point on coast easy it would be for a fleet of draft ships war lo piss through on our coast at Beaufort and and the territory Tar a . liver which could be i them ii battle ships Iron Hampton some dredging not an live could -jar sounds and come in at the ha- the enemy's -hips havoc in our rivers. in the war war . country on these sounds. In our civil all these towns were la and great damage done. In war loll when the Ad. Hampton in the towns in Carolina were la great dread and e have heard said that first Mr. Gaston died in expectancy or his Edenton in great terror James who lived Point on h out fleet, as he looked down the sound, he saw some oyster boats up the sound, and sup- posing he tins Cock, bum's Heel, he fled In groat terror lo II I hen burning tho Washington safely is wholly funded. T done their utmost lo excite the wont passions characters in slums, of that city, but it is impossible to hi e the most reckless criminal hurling a sin- ban on of our brave con- i harm should to would Be to Spain founds well lo patriotic South- ea . ; ., Ne-v York Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Save Your Money. One box of Pills many dollars in bills They diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion F sick headache, dyspepsia, constipation and a million people endorse Liver PILLS A New York hat such a tear of burglars that she recently invented a strong padlock complicated to keep her house. Two thieves picked the loci a hairpin on Saturday night last, and were get tine; their booty together when discovered them. She thrash- ed the. chased them from house and until a policeman was to arrest them. Death Win U March II. Ed- founder and editor States Magazine, died this morn- at his home in Ho one Record, and one pro- Ala., Hot Blast. John P. the inventor of that boat is at work on a torpedo boat with which he says he blow any that floats out of the water, and be safe from tho pounding tho biggest battle-ship. He Hand teems to a Star. General thinks we ought to tor war Tb an idea. Suppose we build big balloons, lit with grappling hooks and when those Span- torpedo boat come over on this tide up and away. Wilmington Star. doe were do g j, estuaries aV , Revolutionary a 1812 and in la c war light fiats ed t, , out what shell said this Herald, also cat-calls and prolonged Loll- greeted mention the name President lust night In u long at Harlem opera house. Two comedians had a deriding his position In regard to A verse in praise Lee was with The managers the opera house made in- effectual attempts lo repress the The must he near at hand when the name a Northern President is hissed and a Democratic brigadier is applaud d in New York a Lee that Time and men change with The thing will U blow over, and there will remain a modified for Lee bit manly and cool headed b-Bring at Havana in trying lime, he will heroine, largely, us other men. this dent is interesting the and is another valuable proof I hat in a crisis the country can both politics and m and Sf- together. -i Observer. sH II Dot, Ire. d bane. cm Hie U. S. Or. D. C i C. k CO H- O V.- Dealer la mi sis, am I Farmers and Merchants buying supplies will And It to their In- to gel our prices Our stock Is complete branches. Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest market prices Tobacco, as we buy direct A complete stock of a band and sold at MM t suit times Our good, art all and for CASH to run tell at a close MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. IN Whichard, N. O The Stock complete every department and low as the low eat. Highest market at a close Maid u. I produce. mi i TWICE . -A -FOB- The Eastern Reflector D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. Tuesday Friday -AT VOL. XV GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY. APRIL NO White r. In In all widths; It tins lock two-Inch MOM and This bed at to Bur of tho and t profit. are for the of Furniture. Carpet. , Mn etc. are contained in these Carpet 1.1. 1.1 n-i is also five- if Caret us In ; at to , . . and th-l we m y I hi on Hi on I re era Ban t Mines A Son MD. this Paper. The of York cot to foil to take of its in connection with the present Maine incident is secondary aid com- It is difficult to say which is worse of a journalism or a regards blowing v of so American battle- ship and loss of the lives of seamen, as a trivial incident. is end deserves the denunciation of every American Observer. A Town Without A thing about the dwellings, stores. etc , at Key West is that not one of them has a chimney or any- thing will answer pose of a chimney- Handsome and lowly hovels are alike in this respect- reason tor it is wood or any kind is never needed a climate like of Ibis city, as the tropical atmosphere famishes all heat required, for cook- purposes sticks of carbon are used, which are sold by peddlers. and while of Pi-u-i. i , calculated i's limit; and the s inner, that idea, . that after the the wool cf f . ls that hi x, . hi was . 111.11 mil. lo 1- now gold to in i f the for original 1.-11.1 f for of there will be increase ho sum required tor of army c ivy -i- u- time to o view tho that from Juno 1897, lo -8. net increase in pensioners was it is evidently still too for Commissioner to a on which the expenditure may be expected to reach its maximum. The total outlay for pensions for will approximate and since there no sign of shrinkage it is clear that item will alone that revenues of the Government shall on a war b for years to Philadelphia Thankful words written by Ad B. Hart, of 8- D. taken with a I cold which settled on my lungs, rough set In and Anally In gave me up, saying I could lire but a short time. I gave up to my Savior, determined II could slay with friends on would meet my My husband was ail vised to et Dr. King's Mew Discovery for Consumption, and Colds. gave It a trial, took in all eight bottles. It has n e, thank God I am saved and now a healthy Trial bottles free at L- Drug Regular site and Farm In Will smith, of in country of H. g Elk. is so in his snake farm that he will not enlist if war is declared. He has pared for that emergency by hiring a substitute. One who never a snake farm, should visit Mr- Smith's, see and study bis excellent arrangements. His crop is abundant and very tame and have been found the cook stove, in bed room, in the crevices in the other familiar places. It is no uncommon thing to find a dozen at a lime in smoke house- Mr. Smith bas not made known the object of his snake industry. but it is probable that be keens the for his neighbors and friends, so they may have a and excuse for us- excellent of bite be An Up-to-late The Store that is Full Bargains In the Spring a fuller Crimson Comes upon the Rooms In the time every lady Must have a Brand New Dress. and arc fully prepared lo meet the demands of the most fastidious. A look through our of Spring and Summer Dress Goods will convince tho most skeptical that are better prepared than ever serve 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, Art Squares, Jeweled Belts and other new things Fans, Ribbons and striped, Shoes, Oxford Ties and numerous other things abound in a profusion of Beautiful hew Styles, Delicate col- and low prices. Conic to sec us, will be glad to show you Novel Telephone. .- t i . i c in who fills of to President, the ho stands between Pres- n, April Wont and his t hand. Than him cl r is lo lo more making with lying Spanish barreled ass. Li- Sam is to take Spain of the few. across bis knee and give long On last Friday was sling tried J Drake, Esq. A man with On cf i on- bar the far the night. Mr. T. T- of for the n. look the at I the time the lo be Hartford to tense was capital crime Even Mr it n. e people that Spain play- President, a i and the c. and Mr. J. Addison Potter, who now position, in not. I., hat made it-- by h Iran- lie lo the of Professional Cards ff. M- Bond. J. 1- N. C Practice In all the courts. through our store. hut r a- I count-t-1 lot ion. Mr. a law book in I bis i o- of n copy not be ii S by consent, thee both rides retired lo Central r i Telephone Exchange d d on A- of was past who v out t obtained and read the book over tint a ho read, it was repealed the receiver in and ft all, g Mr. flicks the offense was bailable, and J. f was allowed to go on hail. Tho the that this is Brat ease in this State telephone has been need for a similar Leaf Swift Galloway, B- M. C, N. C Greenville, N. C Practice In all the Courts. Jambs n. o over J, C John B. Small, n. Long. H. C. A LONG. and at Law u ill all W. B. W. Grimes tie St. Only shop In town by lie workmen. f hero is an up-to-date in Durham- It is he has engaged a and buggy livery stable lo carry his best girl to a burial on Sun- day next, at o'clock. This being so much in advance of an affair of that kind, upon in- he said that a colored man in Ibo woe sick and would die in time for funeral to be eel at above time, ac- cording to bis best judgment, and be desired lo attend funeral. This something new- But Durham is bard to don n on new things and other Son. BE CUBED by Local applications, as they reach the diseased portion the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that I by constitutional It by an Inflamed eon of the mucous lining Tube. When this tube frets In- flamed you have a rumbling or hearing, and when It it en- closed defines If the result, and and mile. inflammation can lie taken nut and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will he Me- e cases out of are caused by which Is an Inflamed of the mucous We will give One Hundred Dollars for case of cannot be cured by Hall's Cine- Band circulars. K. A CO. Toledo, Our line of Furniture is beautiful to see. Hie Way He Short. ii g u I i in i an lo time Mr. . d his ii cure the d i i cone, of Coca by diplomacy, I i. v. ii ,. C i -i. which this week i declare war Spain or adopt it to a declaration war. A frantic attempt la I i l- made by bond-hi element . ll no . i i Congress knows tho be people who national honor pat- above stock ticker Wall i baa b, en n and c is it band, it will and its action ill mean war, which c s now in a t fight to a victorious end ii. order, it only baa Spain lo contend with, and i-i win it La, to with. who I n honest i ii and I i as Ii can I feeling of man who, listening l a rot ab we could l. fee the i u without declaring then, excited and blew i i that is why we want to punish That is exactly truth. Incidentally we shall bi glad lo free Cub aid to relieve Ike en island, but word It tho Am heart In The London, April limes is i that peace and war hang in balance, and world bus not long to wait for definition. It cannot be ed America's ms have yet been published complete- but they may be to include the freed of Cuba- The Spanish government will make a fatal mistake ii fails to understand tho terms now offered which the best it is ever likely to obtain, and they are the next presentation demands will b a shape. With over, sympathy Spain, her govern and it must be said mat the of Cuba neither sympathy, nor f our up order ti prevent u majority of Senators and Representatives carrying intention to upon In- a.- to make . a u. i Senators ;. i ii would be o the i i grant- t could been moused by such an appeal, could . m ind override power of A of good Ball is Mr. -I- a great dial than ho does the republican nomination O of C tho . of that State would probably rejoice to nominated. Mis col will doubtless get any claims Lu ever tho ti n Is out the field. if n bill, has been reported to the noun,., be- come u law, any hereafter servo nil i; days in tie or navy will be .; provided for ex- i id .- soldiers in June generally known a- pension I be bib as originally provided for the Unite veterans of late war to enlist for tho with Span enlistment should not operate p pensions now being drawn, but the thought s also desirable re- el nits, it was amended us above. which would have been re rented oven by other and i battleship- There or less speculation a lotion offered in the nations if lad in as proximity as the Dolled States. behooves Spain to consider whether Cuba is worth lighting for in an . that it is even Span directing Secretary 1772, he claims, would the inform the lot South Carolina and father a while ultimate defeat U ,.,. by Am Years Old. Noah Baby, an inmate p.- near the anniversary of his birth to-day. He be is years old. and bas an inmate of for forty years. Ho Gates county, on Mold y I me the best, A Texas military company was out, out tho range recently at rifle shooting. The lieutenant in command became exasperated at the poor shooting a Kan one of tho privates, cried sharply i show you how to Taking a long aim and aim, and an aim he fired and Coolly lam- to the private who owned gun, he the way you He loaded tho weapon and missed. Turning to the second man in ranks ho re- the way j on In this way he missed about a times, illustrating to each soldier bis personal and finally he hit tho target. ho ejaculated, band- gun back to the private, way I Angles Express. I; is now reared will no wan but we'll anyhow, as some of us lost our voices for it. The postmaster is not agreeable to citizens, but so far he has not been lynched, ho if. not feeling very Well- The president wants to delay the war question until fall. Well, that's thoughtful, for it will us opportunity to the corps before the soldiers cot a chance at We hove warned our if ho word in favor of war we'll chop his political bead soon as he gels home. He is not likely to, as ho is too full for certain- A force reduce Island by starvation privateering could not be carried On to any extent worth mentioning by without calling for the intervention of neutral nations. The ninth annual convention Carolina branch of It International Order of lbs King's Daughters and Bony win held on day Saturday, May There are three brothers are prisoners in the are from and their name Is Wagner. Thy were arson. In several two brothers have In en in tho together, but this Is the in which there Lave been Tin re in i use from malady, If yon will the remedy, ten rs i British The In the for Cu Bores, Salt Fever Bores, Chapped Haul. Chilblains, Corns, all and cures or no pay it u Rive or money to cure or price price cents per box. sale at Jno. t. s Drug a to message and evidence on Maine incident, contained all evidence embraced in the tho naval of Inquiry now lilt Navy Depart, not. to ; tho a copy tho I evidence. French Ambassador to the United States baa asked Slate Department officially whether there was any objection to his looking alter the interests u Called after tho departure I the Spanish and has been Informed that there would be none. This if regarded as significant of the of to remain central In to tho It added to by a cablegram Madrid saying that bus V. United States Minister to Spain , to American Ho has but is Indian memory, blind. Be sleeps well, good Now irk Dispatch- . most man in lbs world l Ho recently shots .-, ks the o mi r he Hi I, liberated i Kill try to explain it to lime.-l Mis. him. in bow the co-oner. He bas he C, mil the ., legion, i- ,.,. ,,, Its says the ,,.,. ,. i ,. newspaper reporters i. cut oil and they i on die i. ii r r. poi i r i- At Star lei the news. built -ii the ct i i . an of v.-i by C I,, Pr. A III out a. load Low Middling I N I'll U -d o. L. Woolen. ambition, used m. on Liver, . ,. , ,. to B 7-11 t lo bit tin only PSI bottle. tempera