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Our American h seen so signal a Isidore a in the ease our recent negotiations, with Spain. The policy the President and the State possessed the that characterized she policy in the Ian affair nor the adroit cf which the European d are masters- The effort and haTe to complicate the situs delay its In the of the fact that State his shown us time and again the rood intentions of Spaniard. Spain has not j or with a single one of I the American propositions. lay diplomacy n and Congress is I to deal with the jest if diplomacy I been brought into pi brand of diplomacy is not to be for soothing M i or its Charlotte Raw SEE THAT what is it mm It is a picture celebrated C in fountain pens Pills Cure AU Liver Ills. Secret of Beauty is health. The secret of health is the power to digest and a proper of food. 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Is only SI a year. contains the news every and gives to the farmers, es- those growing tobacco, that is worth many times more than subscription price. LUSHED M. la and buying ti supplies will their I- Ml to our before purser Our sleek is ll its In Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar in A stock ft n at nit time Our all ml to run we at a n M. K our o April 0-. Spanish been in i-i- v. -k ;. It may ; tot be true that the is for farther tut it is quite certain that did nothing to try to prevent four in talking without anything had not or tr others D the were most for the vole the resolution the of the army and navy the militia of the states to the Span- out of Cuba were those who stock the to Mr. since Cuba and the same now that the Senate has adopted a resolution differing from the resolution in particular, notably the of Cuban independence, are Irving Io secure more delay y bringing a deadlock be- tween the and Senate. What iv be. n done in an Lour has been along an entire week- It is enough to make men trickery some- where, even if they exactly locale it- Mr. claims that be is anxious to go tight Mid drive the of Cuba just as soon as Congress clothes lit the D authority, and it may he is. but the I action of j associates ate every manner to get delay will make the claim doubted , some proof by to at West and the now being gathered at ports, livery way one turns Le's confronted by an just now. It Mr. acts upon that resolution be will tho country; if he exercise bis constitutional to held it ton signing it, he would rouse tho country to a slate of Nothing manlier nor truer bas been said during this Congress than reply of i Bailey, of Texas, the taunt that he had lost bis head, when he hotly replied to lit characterized as int. the part of Representative of a man may his temper very great Mr- a very natural thing; but men may lose their tempers still not lose their heads. But if in order for a man to bis equanimity cool he must allow to pass 11- then I prefer to be with who lose their beads. I would infinitely rather low my head in resenting an insult than to lose my self respect by submitting to Senator Money apologized to the Senate for having keen in calling Senator Wellington a liar the latter charged that tho former bad gone to Cuba as agent for a newspaper, but he did not and has not to Wellington. On tho c he took especially pains to emphasize his personal outside of chamber language. There is not a the Sen- who is so absolutely friendless a Wellington, and it all bis own fault It tor him to let an opportunity go by to a monkey of self. He alone of all the Senator in his speech that no reason or to fight Spain. Although there have been all sorts of concerning an attempted European by force at the last minute to prevent United Cuba away from Spa-n, it is a fact members of have been by European diplomats for tho pose how a bluff at on the part of tho Europe would be the credit of m I. who wore it can be stated that every one of them promptly replied that any of that kind would be at once u would be infringe- on the that not, sou Id not, De i by any American . . Archbishop Ireland met view from first, informed the Pope that the United States Would European that whatever could be accomplished by would be in Spain. Archbishop, who was for about ten days, has gone away thoroughly convinced that American of is now absolutely sure to come- He has so informed it is believed bas suggested that Hie endeavor to persuade to surrender Cuba not wait to be driven out- Lee hasn't lost any cf the bard horse sense for which his friends have so long admire him. lie t avoid the given him when he first arrived Washington, but when invited to a reception to be hold in bis honor Union and Confederate he declined. Wise IV.- He that the is being brought to bear favor of his being put in command of troops to be sent to Cuba ha j already aroused pol- jealousy, and he will not give them a chance to that he Irving to push himself- He has been assigned a room in the of Slate, in order that the administration may avail itself his knowledge of Cuban affairs so I an it may be Notice Dissolution. The Ricki A MM this dissolved by J. A. Kicks and A. II. the Arm. W. Kick and K. II. I Tail will continue the business same as under firm Ricks i All due the are to be paid to Rick i who assume ail liabilities. March, 7th, ISM. J. A. RICKS, W. H. RICKS, K. II. TAFT. Notice. II been appointed qualified as administrator of tho late ceased, all persona are hereby I m all the of the -ill Jesse Adams for pay- on or before Sen day of March, or this ii will be plead la bar their recovery. All persons indebted Io the said estate are requested to make lire the day of MM. R. W. T. C. Wooten. Attorney. Thanking cur friends the for their in the past we solicit a of th same in the future. W. II. RICKS SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES On Monday Mag 2nd, before Com-t House door in the of Greenville, I sell the following tracts of land to satisfy the taxes due thereon for the year it-it h section of the Maine laws of W. Pitt TOWNSHIP. S AMIS. t -i I Me for wife, Tripp. W II Mark e it Knight. W T Teel. Cooper, A Johnson, J Keel. J TOWS SHIP. BETHEL TOWS P. HI i II j m IS fl I Ml It no IN It C Jackson Bros I. TOWNSHIP. TOWNSHIP. i-i II a Edward, Mrs Sarah J Smith, i J I Smith. Taft, Mrs E A Frank. IS SO ii TOWNSHIP. t hon. A- agent s u n j Hart. K E Parker, Watt Spier. J E Slaughter. Mat Lew heirs A A Savage, Trims U B lot I lo J M 4.0 Co l N HO ii do To a To FALKLAND TOWNSHIP. Son. J C, J U Hardy, W C Johnson. J II Morgan. J Mayo, Mrs M R, hers Parker, Mrs Anna Heaves, Mr- A Reaves. Mrs Vines, C C Vines, Mrs C C Fleming, T E Andrew Lewis, T K Margaret W M Ellis, Drew and wife in Too l-iii too as i It In To II IT To a NO U To FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP. Do loco To To GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP. Cherry, Benjamin Hubert Corey, W M Daniel, Jordan J J J R and wife Elks. J Sylvester, 1890 Sylvester, 1897 Greene W II and wife Harris, E N B J James Henry Latham, Ed Parker, Mary , Rouse, Mrs M Reaves, heirs Sugg, I A Williams. White, Benjamin 50.1 1625 IT TOWNSHIP. Woolen. Wooten, Abram, SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP. S W i ox, John M Colin, A. agent Corey. W I. Daniel. Jordan Harding A Harding S V May, Ida Mary K Smith, Kate B TO I a I TO us SIM MOO SO If names appear above for their taxes let the at and will In Notice to Creditors. duly before the I u- Court Clerk Put as of the estate of L. Bell decease, notice is here- by given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to nude and to all creditors of add estate to present their claims, properly authenticated, to signed. within twelve months after the date this or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery This the 4th day of March D. S. SPAIN, Executor of the estate of Sarah ,. Hell Notice to Creditors. I. C. II. Mooring, trustee In a certain in trust to me on June the 7th, by J. H. W. K. and M. A. trading under the firm name of J. II. Sons, hereby notify all creditors of firm or creditors either of the members of said firm Individually to I- . i i i . trustee on or before the 33rd of April, and file claims with the . I i r i on or before the said and II any shall to file said claim above stated this notice be pleaded In bar of any participation In the dividend or arising from the assets of the said as Tills notice Is given by order of court. This March 1884. G. M. MOORING, mister. H. C. Administrators Notice. virtue of an order from Super- of Pitt the undersign. of the estate of T. F, will on of May. before the Court House door In Greenville, sell to the highest bidder the parcel of laud. One I lot In the town of Ayden, on adjoining the lands at F. W. H, liar. and Amos containing fourth more or less. Term- of sale cash. of T- F. Harrison. April Moore, SALE FOR TAXES. On Monday, May 2nd, the non-1- in I sell eh following property for due the 1887. Jr., tows lot, 81.19, ct 81.30, M. Peter, Interest In one town lot, 11.34. cost total J. J. or,., lot, tax 80.57, 31.30. total 87.07. one lot. tax coat total W M., town lot, tax 1.3, total Peyton. one town let. Town Tax Marls an Pat- i r fa less lion a. bead i e; j- or it not, lies o Ghana, lS r. A II cl iii L. a. wot free. Address, J C. A CO N. MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country produce. TWICE --A-- -FOB lira. The Eastern Reflector. TWICE A WEEK Tuesday Friday AT VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, APRIL The r actors of a soon become familiar its fact that their favorite newspaper continually, presenting to their bargains establish- es a sort of between them that results in advantage to the customer La a tort cf K and in e H m of the merchants- Did you even in locking through a sea a large of the yon in y Lome, you will step and it with than degree of And same thing about your parlor base burner. Ono you read of u that some advertiser in your paper You make a of article, because of its and you remember your it a fact next announcement call this to and adds much to the inter- est of bat yon read If yon like your you would not take it if you didn't like it- yon have a sort of feeling the advertiser that you are thrown with every week, and almost your footsteps ed toward Ibis particular store Durham Sun- Each Wear a of the and tear into action they will Weal mud their necks little tags aluminum, which they ma. bi if found later on tho of battle, In last it often impossible to dead and were gr. Th War Depart- mini has of i; been decided that each tag tho unmoral assigned man rolls. let- of his company, or troop, and hi These tags will be tent to ho troops when it is evident a fight is on band. civil war officers of the bad silver shields Inscribed with tho wearer's name, rant re- Special lo York San. The Store that is Full Bargains In the Spring a fuller Crimson Comes upon the n the lady Must have a Brand New Safe. History in ruts Century. and we are fully prepared to meet the demands of e fastidious. A look through our stock of Spring and Summer All the steam whistles hells Chicago are to be turned loose in greet- to the war it shall come. To are exuberant a war, with its pomp, glory pork parking would be something above a curfew, and not very far below another World Fair. According to an Oklahoma paper Hill Walker stepped into the office the agent and drew Ins telling how hacked sent with his keen weapon the paper explains that the word salary. Washington, D. C. April 19.- are pouring into the Way ad for the of sup- exposed points the and Gulf Some towns ask for of while others want war ships stationed shore. A vast majority of the applications are from very small towns. Toe says it is with these request. Mid no hesitation in apprehension aiming the people of these towns is largely ground- less, as there would no induce- for a Spanish naval to attack small coast towns- Dress Goods war coast and W 2.000 lives; Mex- lean war. th. Indian wars and and lives, and the war between and lives. A bright little boy, looking at the on ocean ex- claimed. Look, at the salt coming oat of the water on top o the In the opinion of Spanish officials a Madrid location of first naval battle the pending war will in veritable surprise. Very likely; for war i full of surprises. But the Spaniards had better beware lent they be the surprised If torpedo and its of at St. Vincent should put to sea they might meet a flying squad- from America when least expect it. Torpedo boats caught in would small chances In their favor against commerce destroyers, and the armored ships of our squadron would be well able to take of Record. will convince most skeptical that are better prepared than ever to serve you. Spring Woolen Dress Goods, Organ- dies in plain white and colors, Swiss, , M Beautiful Percales, Dim- India Linen, Embroidery Linen, Draperies, Curtains, Goods, Tapestry, Table Covers, Rage, Art Squares, Jeweled Belts and other new things Fans Ribbons plain and striped, Shoes, Ties and numerous other things abound in a of Beautiful Styles, Delicate col- and low prices. Conic to sec us, we will be glad to show you through our store. Professional Cards W M. Bond. J- N. C Our line Furniture is beautiful to see. Swift Galloway, Tyson, M. V. N. C TYSON, Greenville, -N- m L. Jams N. O over J. A War Time Ditty. Borne of colored labor, rs with true spirit, their work with this ringing p.- on de while too Take de nigger en away, say, de do nigger el de need a in de down in BAKER Hardware, Tinware, H. SHALL , Attorneys and t at Law In all th Courts. V II i W. Rt N. C. desire Only Barber shop In town conducted by SALE FOR TAXES. On Monday, May 2nd, before Court House door In I sail following property for tax is dun the town for year Clark, one town lot, 81.78, cost 81.30, total 88.11. Interest In one town lot, cost total M. J. J. one town lot, tax 80.57, cost total 87.87. Noah, one lot. cost 81.30, total W M., town lot, tax 81.70. 81.30. total . town lot. lax 1.47. cost 11-30. 81.77. Town Collector. Implements, Spokes, Hubs, Building Faints Oils and Stoves Fair Dealings and Honest at Rock Bottom Prices. MAIN GREENVILLE, child three rears i I lo tit Span- in her r i i. inti ah ill l law. Don t o next male protested and Brat rebellion. war, and fen -lit lasted 1839, when the Basque provinces favor of Iii son. In country i military C hail beaten Don In n out and bl Christina back- I w. declared and in to her . i id M-t. i Mari. i In the French throne. 1851 ii military forced restoration the of 1837. Madrid revolted and kingdom was I i state of sic Io 1800 the second I w r broke oat in in s II. It was suppressed, and died, so I by bis brother Don were in between 1863 They wore snob sup- but one was always tread- the bl I In September, 1803, a against headed by Prim and Serrano, was successful Isabella to with and Iron. followed rapidly ran l military with A government with established November 1870, a young son of was elected ll reigned to February 1873, resigning. In a third broke out of Don sou cl proclaimed Charles VII, Spain tour years of the bloodies most devastating civil war- Juno pro- claimed ii r -public and v was President duly succeeded September succeeded Series for followed, and between the in South and In and be tell to s. held power at Madrid until i i 1873, when Alfonso, one I many , was i I K i g by Armies d aid North. 1.1870, Don Carlos Bed Pianos, and kingdom, tom by yours within had poses for a few weeks, until the revolted April. In there was n revolt ins army reading from to Was discovered army and imped out, ball to nothing, In ls-o there were as widespread Stamp. el out through Catalonia, a revolution; was started . Carter die u v. i- of r. J n v involving troops e out Madrid, and as In places- Many ire the ed under military Is i next four year lend, by c labor u an i I ; 1801 an military Bare i I At and Bi b v led but I e I, id be year was . i ii rioting I g ;. and i Troops were I i or i I to pro- t revolution, and then ti, re a i i i t-i t b bat i been ,., r col York I, at Ii General roes lo of so along i lion may not be the best; policy, but it mag- and would make lank and Johnnie howl with Besides, this isn't likely l-o much of a war, and ought to II o story of Leo and Grant at Havana will a very and gracefully postscript to the Story of Grant and at Louis Post- Dispatch. lbs ii. ; .-. be in i told of lb I a bill by the co . me inn to by -i ; 10.0 I i. I sol tor i p c on i e -1. Intern u. I-. be ii I In tariff taxes also, ti ll a am .-. till ii . . . Hi i , b in i have t be paid when they fall is m is to a Am-, pi Wars cannot b i wags. ; with ii. i i thereof, i Is torn prop r u to wage lot do man i i l The people will in , ii.; tot which is on a , d ,. . will , a ii any u I Charlotte Observer. The newspaper to It on Got. Russell i in Wilmington he wont into a i u. in r lo some be door to the room is a latch when the went to depart be found I i that lie was I in. alarming town with Iii i frantic yells the was released only to i it ex ill ins to be i- . ten himself by clipping the bolt, his excitement doubt- s bough that Chairman ti . b to lie released. villa L The I- i the ease of n r in town who to stealing and v a- to years in . and a to i armful wire i who and was for three Th. who I heard bow it win, lb- was probably t he hadn't st den w, i n cf Phis perhaps n . i r ii if An ii Maple bash en and official mi in tho I g a war. Two colored infantry were dispatched by tho war from Fort Mi in a, lo Key West ll arrival at their destination this long were prepared for were i to remain for an at her day board II the Department proper provision two companies what will lei the shipment an to this is one among many indications that Hi sadly in of top u bot- tom, An urn, i War Bill of our -I l I-,, a natural i the i u h out air iii such a way lo form a tho . and ill with hi this is u c i i.-ti war. It i now on H a this office and will be its affidavit our readers little hull, if will call in- I i it. villa Mas. The i n yellow yet troops Invade Cuba. that event lbs Ai e ins w ml I bustle Spaniel Is out -I g I out Ives ho I I that yellow jack wouldn't disc us I boon around. -1 I II ll ll III II I I id I i ii. i a I pi i man i ll is t question whether not a begin a war jilting men in tho country is estimated by million. war de- and men are wanted to up all the of fighting to thousands, It la no to do battle with one's month so different tho time comes to shoulder a and m Phil Win n the United States cap- Havana Will net be an- novel for city. The I d the town over Mm i Ire l years ago, In 1702 a British Best oak if city, landing man defeating a Spanish ll was restored i S in in 1703, and since ii, i , ii the la -t Important i m. mi Span- u in the 1,1.1 Inly m Midi, just i . I. i ii i I ii, i, by hi it while . . I i . ll was . thing ii I t. married that he ilia not think I in A woman Jefferson In ho anxious eh cud Mayor, that to kiss every who votes clear bribery, it is kissable. 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REFLECTOR Greenville, N. C. J. Editor at office N. C. mail Avail. are now south la huge number. Hi getting ii- lobs to Spain fail to to J.- the United Thin was before dies came today. Tiny put a a it. For a day or two not rely much is expected in the By a. and will probably be M change in the situation until Spain replies to ultimatum States. just BBl bi r n U to be d advance, an many the moment Spain ill decide to and the foe. teat to close. The Friday papers say that Governor bail telegraph to dent saying at North Carolina, call f would furnish more quota, tendered hi own services to lead the North Carolina That is what North Carolina will do, hut bow Dun ridiculed the State campaign of we doubt if is a it he U bis lead. STILL OUT THE A by Tin. alter the paper was day that the bill calling tor had posed the bill officer II . report was current this morning three war us; Is were anchor. in harbor the excitement the city. War. By to Washington, C, Secretary Lg says treatment is a declaration The Hoard asks tor Havana. troops will M tent tomorrow. Leaves By Cable to i tor. Madrid, April. State. Minister was given bis pass-1 p ills this morning and led on a steam, r for France. The Spanish at Yin- cm has lire bank and is Muling orders. Tb tact at Cape Island has By Cable to Spanish April Tinted Slate Minister and tin this departure treat At a in b attacked and atoned on the party was The windows to the ear occupied by Minister broken out the mob, bad gathered to show hatred tor Consulate By Telegraph to York. April Spanish ml in city closed noon today. Ten thousand men here morning In Halted States army. receiving are crowded who are to enlist. Cull tor By . April C Ibo National s, id men the to wen today the Atlantis Squadron proceed at once i. Cuban water. Spain take By Telegraph to Was April says Spain must take in hi It is that the -el is not at i I and. By Telegraph to Washington. April calling for one hundred thous- and troops been computed by tic War Department ard is now in the hands the Washington, April has issued a call one hundred ard thousand to earn two i- By Cable to London, April the s earner lily reaped ship had been blown up, lib Capt. and Lee, they Lave done duty; the other hand, they not deprived of the tine those who allowed them.-. Iva to be bamboozled by the the diplomacy into that a of the account between the United Stales and Spain he arrived at, until an a- aroused public opened the real and who now claim that the present been about by I heir i it spite i-f policy. himself in humor is not the torpedo boat and has i only way in which has followed the to waters. Needles, April steamer Paris has put in salt. to Soil to Spain Cable to Re lice or. head the u cash Spain the tee completed p n la v on hind. Crisis in the Ministry, By April enter- that a oMs in ministry imminent. Spain By to P Is, April national the aid Spain is cried here. has nil he'd that there will Lo no hostilities United States and Spain, and even the critical of tho tail when it looked like was only ft question of hours- paper stood by its It its h it firmly by i Is tint the re will he no real the United ard In order to Spain to evacuate Cuba it may lo to tho of Havana, and it may he In land a on tho we do believe it. withdrawing all ships from Cuban by to increase her army by in to her fortifications, by no steps to accumulate provisions and ammunition in of a or a virtually notified the Untied States that if they ale really in earnest they may hate Cuba most the Is nut this worth consideration. there is a strong probability that the Austria. Italy ho to Spain it is to up Cuba than loan practically Telegraph to Reflector, I Indian April of an uprising here mot the Indians caused one Sampson's Fleet for Cuba H to Key reel, New York. Captain allied Cub. the entire The By Telegraph to Key All. was nay to Cuba this morning lighted a Span scudding the wind lull They immediately gave chase and coming up on her discovered la be Spanish The boat was and ill low. Captured. By to K-v April r I convey II. in .- captured this The is a Ions. Spanish returned to post , , Key West. Ha., April here at A. U. the Vista, a ship Squadron Ordered to Cu ha lie to April Captain of the Squadron at Key st has cider, to proceed to Cuba, A hourly. Spain Refuses, By Ti April l, a. A cable menage from Minister lent on the eve it bis . i i from Madrid and Jim received by till Slate I By to Reflector, relays lo recede and will j April -i- l has signed . an- Bouncing a Havana and thousand Ions captured a miles from She was with supplies Span- my. Tl e an great- and T- parading die The Spanish which loaded with army in Cuba, on lid a number of bus hi in ,. -pain By to Madrid, Stales given his before he could the State.-, -Mil is , r cable I liar Wash i in Spain to all Cuban ports. The House and Hecate both prompt- pits-id volunteer army bill with- out debate bill allows the to call one bundled thousand volume, rs Tho Observer i antes amid-t to the war to repeal tint while there is no public manifestation of admiration fer him part of the country, its individual is that nobody has himself any butter throughout the business than the first he has done his best to Alter that it is to be raid that hi has behaved, at tho Span- by influences, with admirable dignity and e. His situation at Madrid has been lens perilous of Leo as Havana, hut through it all he has never nerve nor or done that called for American to blush fol him. f where it due ii i By T. to April lot Spanish in not wall- mil III from the Called States , here i-i lo war at and not until Volunteers on the By Telegraph c April Col- ha. bun . .-, and hurry rs lo mere South. The Senate cut the time vol- rs t. to one year. of Cabinet Resigns By Telegraph to April A. Gary his to was a Is a j has b , i, chosen Ins u Coal By Telegraph to Washington, April dent has signed the coal embargo bill, coal ding loaded on foreign vessels n any The army bill is in the hands the President. Wall ball, d -ad and the -Senate adjourned out el lip eel I After Steamer Palls. By to lb Hector. London, seems fut the City Paris Wen by the lit last night the steamer. Steamer Sighted. By to R. hector. April Mean- passed l.-i She had and board. Will Hurry Army By Telegraph to Redactor. April General s ii may require two numbs In the Ci tho mid gel them ready to go lo CUM, -II bast.- be made so rs to have lb, tn tin re as early as possible. The my proclamation bill will today. The elf ration of will not b sent lo Congress until Monday. The army hill passed American Captured By Telegraph to R. which sailed lad, n will wheat, bus been captured by Sp war slips. WASHINGTON Washington, April hallelujah Tho scales have dropped from eyes. Americana are to have an opportunity to avenge tho Maine, and Spain is to be whipped out of This was certain when Mr. joint adopted Congress author- I ho n so the United States army navy and the militia of the states to drive Spain out of Cuba, forwarded to Sp nu demanding the immediate evacuation of Cuba giving notice that unless a answer was received by he should proceed to carry out the the resolution. The nature of the war made ad- by tho Spanish Minister's demanding his leaving after notify tho Department of that French the had been to act looking after in the United Ho that no matter when or the first gnu may he fired the States Spain will it by and the rest of the world as at war with other and after Sunday. This is in i time to exploit in politico, but it is a matter of justice to the Democrats and in Congress to keep the record straight, by calling at to the fact the occupied by Mr. and and today has been tint of the Democrats and Populists in Congress since the announcement of the blowing up of the The latter are not any special for their thoroughbred which has helped lbs people of tire country force the into a fighting humor. Like brave marine who re- Although he opposed the of of the present government of Cuba with much vehemence that he in it struck out of the resolution after it had been adopted by the Senate, he has since practically, if not recognized the Cuban republic by treating with its Miles. Owing to the day in h M. hopes cf the delay ordering troops of regular army and in issuing call for tho most this can do until it has succeeded getting an invading army ready for embarkation ports to Cuba is to block- Cuba, with and lo watt for the army to be ready. It is too late lo ball now. b fuels ate stated in order it may be is not at once will be but a waste of for our ships to alter the fur's of Havana, an army shore to that t he Spaniards do not gut to the run of the island. No half way business is wanted. It is expected tho to blockade Cuba will issued not later than Sunday, that tho at Key West will at In gin the work. tho troops a-o being massed in the South as as possible, Tho old gold sell, me up this Those be. hind it possible to of the enthused of Congress to rush a bill authorizing nu issue gold bonds first of they error. Tho would not so turns I support the by Senator any t j bonded indebted- if the country, but will t-ever allow a bill providing for an is-110 of gold U war war, can every supp. rt money to the war, us they have up to this time, but they will by gold bond used, the lands being too rich sock a requirement. The Col. says out and dumped in the down the riven, lo get t out tho way. Really sounds very the Col. says s and he bus not begun to tell them No wonder Texas can money o e while North Carolina lull debt. It contended for a long lime by some of cur people that I'm county the greatest in the in many re- Ibis is true. on high cotton seed there is a reasonable doubt Al tin late term the Superior Court there was an claim and delivery tried by the and jury bushels cotton The as MM by A wit K. The trial, be sere v. were the j . wire is. than and a jury twelve men f per day betide a court and and on court we at making a total to each the litigant ix at per day, making a total or pM s-id were This rather an cotton these de- Limes. Col. Sugg us that he heard a in i i i x.; hi had gin to having to haul his cotton -i away gin, and that he cotton seed that had been filed and been used tor any course I nut the toM now that the are used the oil mill, and used cattle What a is and now readily the cotton planter North Carolina see tint all the is m pay fertilizer. While in Tex no or A J Face, Hands and Arms Covered With Humors-How a Cora Was Effects. five old my little boy bad his tare, and arms. It was worst on his the sores on very bad. It appeared the form of red pimples which would break open and run and Hun K-ab over. they would break attain. They caused Intense Itching the little bad to be watched continually to keep from the became at his condition. My wife's mother had scrofula and only medicine which had her was Hood's decided to It to our and we an improve- in. in hi- case very soon. After him four bottles of Hood's humor had all been driven out of his blood and it baa never William win isms St., South ml. Indians. You can buy Hood's of all druggist. Be sure lo get only Hood's. Hood's MONEY TALKS money talks. We make it talk for us by at inside prices, and we give our customers the advantage of it. We want to do business with you. we buy our right and we sell them right and J. B WHITE. Or , , ------and the celebrated------ Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and see are- invited to inspect my stock aDd learn the low prices. S. T. WHITE. M n c- Mr. land will on They to the i M. of At mo la-en i -t.--. in f in mill be veiling May la. A Ghat a .-i Hunt it ks laying a limb, lie I'll In mi., am. in tho He is Ashley on of railroad II who only the bad taste. Hood's rill cure and ell thoroughly . I by I. Hood a Co . I ,. II. II.,.,. to that la, Constipation fully th lo th It too -is,; in and hull- Hood's Pills arc now taking orders for Tobacco Flues Flues ready tor delivery v. do -all kinds of paired GREENVILLE. D W. Heavy and GROCERIES. kepi A trial will i e w- A General.; Horse Millinery. Also a nice lino Groceries. can now be found in the brick store for- by Brown, sec Every suit bears the mark of for us and for our made, yet stylish and deli- feminine, being a marvel Come and see us. ELKS. and FRANK WILSON. THE KING CLOTHIER We have this Spring great in SUITS. We are selling more suits, yes, twice as many as was ever sold be- fore. Its because of the great to buyers, as well as our offer- the styles and colors Frank Wilson THE REFLECTOR Local Reflections. II. V. Warren mat lo- cay. W. Q. m . Kiel, moil J, cam s. M. ii M. art. S. A. S. V. P. came in from . return, d Iron Hal Philadelphia, the day with tit. aid Mi . M. H. Lang. Lunacy came m aid Mt mi ruing lot Richmond. K. Hi a r of Norm, large came in evening Ion here. II. Franklin Slender, i, down town today. was blown up bat time he here, and h- else ill happen ha i It, Vi. ii. left on ll e Iran. lo ling. I. A. Hymen returned to lay in be has been I days. SPANISH I I h. War i p, b .- Ii i., i i lane. Tie lying nay ii When Hie war It i II n e late people now. lied three town, was today. Flab land bad. , I a Army through hi. must be powder baa not a i lie quarter In some The id d. a blockade en the wheel turned is p full happy link Henry Hooker is lie it Ibo boys gel i will have to fool it to Hi I, at have Do Sunday train. Woodward practicing he Girl I lie will have that and town line when the go away. la replied nil Spa. mackerel Love baaed . i .-,., i,. , i, it inlet. I . . i ill pat , out. .,. BI II MIME'S . .; I I III. I STORE i. ; . , i lira I. Doll.- ever ,. Id will I e terming a t. and gel On r on the . From a to a Dollar i . i 11.11 . I ., i- a la ti ii. I . II . . bi n lb. j . i i. . they ,. , I , . ,,.,; I child IS age Tb . . ,. . I, , . . k . 1.1 iii ;. , . in at the lime i lime Had Coma Swing a dropped ell . iv ,. . ii. badly a ti ti r of who were around ., t. to, . i . , a ,. . , i ii ,,, i . i ii. . mi . them j,,, i;,. i km i all . it, th . I .,., I . v. . . an ii mi i , , the i . u Paid up to be on rib I i i i,. . l ii nary I, I . a i i i Carolina and no ,. . n n . i ; i-i slate an I it magnificent combination for the people. A popular line the latest spring attractions. An unlimited variety in every department the store. The de- termination and ability to make the best prices. We are offering these inducements with the be t am spring goods you ever i-aw. Qualities as you like and fashions the latest As- complete, and all right prices. fail to see o r splendid and take .- offered in Goods and Clothing, Notions, Honest Goo l-i merit, pent it. get rested in polities so much war I II, is on. hear that then u heavy hail slum real en Several who been hold- cotton go on I lie market Wednesday. i with a tin at many people she don't recognize. A lot lumber being MM the to be used making repairs to the budge say lie A. G. fix Co., this least n. a go merry round crowd last night. Tie whirl-a-lg I but we if eke n we've this write. We do hear many in this sec- who lo join Ike of talkers hut It vi Al oil tho Maine, word boys in they go Smith. A letter received Thursday right a ordering twelve copies Tin Keep it S. May Held, tie Winery Bra Kaufman aV Co, L. this Hope Fire Co. Let the good work go or. u buys to have their engine house painted. The I con puny through Mrs. return many to th.- Mill Pond Today water was drawn oil el. mill pond, town, allow boom to be made about the mill. who could get t way n m town went out, and hundreds were there ll e It was n lime fur catching tribe fared Inn common such a Got ii Share. Two tho who out et the draining the mill remembered with a their Mr. II. F. Keel us n line chub, which he says largest taken the Mr. J. J. also brought us hall a chub. Through the kindness two we have ed am mil. The sings a merry A Ming full lender feeling, A. he the slaps the on Ceiling. He slaps it on with a merry Tint Ilia And more on your overcoat and lib- Than on the he sprinkles. J. P, Tailor, d John K. here B. It. Mr. Goodwin and arrived evening lo Mis. E. J. Snow Dill, bare today. II- is an ex -member of County he ready to with when they gel the i. morning. Mrs. J, S. sick. Cherry, Jr., came in en the morning train. Friday evening I Andrew, Durham, who has been Hays with his in re, left this cl Ayden, who beer. Mia. W. returned home Friday evening. Licenses. marriage line baa with the and be i white one colored. Wilt If. Chat, hi, Daniel and J. Taylor and James. James Cannon and Nellie Powell. Lewis Anderson and the prospective groom the one couple are withhold, for while he Is in the he hue been to get i . will bate lo deal her fro i the old ,,. ,.,., , ., ,,. I ,, u , to . I II kind yam. ,,,, ,,, ,.,.,, I drawing the line ,,,.,.,, WM ,. ,. , M Spanish the The lo get Halt, was not popular enough to get op a so the no new today around lite roost, pays if quit putting el the war Dora and Pitt than doctors get A wan mis traveling to the ha other day. up with another who ll Lear some little talk about a war going to lake place sonic where, Tell me about Thai man read papers J. and H. A. came back Wednesday ii two days the j is fount after than before river. They report that mouth o i it creek h to lie again. ; Childbirth natural c. by Spanish eels, as the have said. There i won so full of and about which such tender and holy recollections cluster that Of she who watched over our helpless infancy and ed our first tottering step. Yet the life of Expectant Moth- with danger and all fort be mode to avoid it. SO assists nature in the change pi a co that tho Expectant Mother is to look lot w a i w dread, suffering or gloomy lore- Mother's ; j pp I p t it; More Important to You Than the President's. Not War but Peace. We Make Peace for You by Saving You your Dollars. . j In word Com Bale will . l c i i in lo thrown i large New Spring Clothing u oar Co i sick and Now Suits at Ural Coal. all are also included In this special cost sale. boilings, to the hour when she f f Ml Next Door to th experiences the joy of w Bank Its use insures safety to the lives of both Mother and Child, and she I say In out their nets as las, as would In. Don't he anything but persuaded to use MOTHER'S FRIEND We wire Ti with n brother o I . i H,. u,. . and in ten min- telling bun the war and other two that part about the Key than did altogether with her wail four is a broke in will He came v d. ., war. g . Cuba I e hat's I tn nay one to he- . in coma a says a customer, very MOM JUn Data, Illinois. J. C. I in e i it Co, have a handsome iron fence around Ir. W. II. Wilson's in Hill Filth S Thia will now give to to man In China n and keep him up until his ll made limes inmate hit hi oH bu to Atlantic Line will giro the M. K. Church s ho only to bed I. May ,. ,, ,., Mb. all rail ale. or via Met- detail. the th-cad of cotton cal be prevented. Trails at Experiment Stations arid the experience of leading growers positively that A ct tit to lake Mr. W. . For o four or Mr. out n- buyer tor but bid at to gin up portion, to ii -turn to bin old in T-l i hi to Not to lie In nil cur w tor bis ear to Warren is a trick played on potato bug-t bis In of M on M. liter. t. Alum, We nave J I, SUGG Goods in have have tho the best finest the cheapest newest Town. HUH Iii Only PERMITS. by Hi t war i I . to outer I'll or Naval north bound application lo and took Mr. and Thin will ii , mil two well nil but will be granted r no tit two old. bull lie patties ate about bat not will taken if war should bi to with M a ml r the Ibo L. DOBBINS, Silks and Black Goods. and Ibo Mil. Mr. trip with Mr. II. Vi. the ray, A id acre at to a,. e. No people hate ever in wan in hither i-d em nil lie in W i Mr. Mot- health may restored. Tho Tobacco tent car at of regard did not Ml ray Mi. Mei -e a meat ti. u, net bad. I lie every lore ll.- the a high poi You will of the the is still tin n lib. just course towards it o d not make any when no w it is natural will and do tho right In net . permits will be at it will mi and tin Company to trouble. war i our will J I. mil. t N C invite at- new earn Colored and BI Fancy and Plain I icon tame in , k, r in, . Ir . t line of s and I . and I. tie o . Di Q In i. at ii e; nun ii kill-, n mar re e. black In our Lino of Black Good. We on liberal in specially adapted in mohairs, A of Clothing, Notions, Gents Furnishings, to i yon nil to thorn.

. w . .-, ,. ,. . . . . Twin. Are. We girl to lister, I twin, just two the A St. woman w to reached he- year v she w never Some St. Louis woman be very he pretty that the Suit Ml M I. Maj. J. M. judge t th United Slates has ,. r if the be sailed to th- law. , Mm other looked at a mo Am Reproof. The tourist Ii pause to look at a largo building surrounded by spa lawns n In a guidebook with Mm eta n man who is in t. A neatly to strolling Dear gate, tourist culled to t- to repel in- constitutional resident to a commit toe o the Nebraska Legislature have revealed tho fact that Stats hate pot away of the people's money At however, was in sight tin press There m the call out the f advocate would not have announced this i, inion and oat and in publication , tend to , j tic Observer. What Is It It is a picture celebrated PENS then large brick building. the don't want to miss of Interest, this responds pretty closely to of the was an insane The tourist on present entered, into conversation with a market man who was driving by. He turned Kick and, with some in- again addressed first Informant. thought you this Isn't insane asylum I said you particular object In whatever. As happen to a great deal of leisure, I pass sortie time In Hying to avoid the looseness of speech common among people who In most things ore considered responsible, am to assure you, sir, that while some the inmates limy ho a trifle eccentric the building itself la open lo the faintest suspicion of mental Star, Ml Best in use. The outfit no business man is complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment Fountain Pens also a line Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you see them and cheap the v w Mu cart- On tin- i f wedding a ti up from bin carefully what cost bin. ii-- of a yew throughout life. Winning wife, with itch. extra adorn year, nor clothing and linen coat medical at- awl summer inti i her Ho therefore spent i i i h ; THE DAY with us. nil IT But i ha i won. i . Ink.- our tall I r 1-. tad tUM ii That in of i t. mt. Th t i u Our m;, . Kim In i in j-l Bo to do, w limn But when our ii in worn -I ill OW in And mo ii a a bleak t to x . Too la 111.- ham And what m of w .-, A. John in Atlantic Coast Line m April m Sc 1.111. i 8.45 i in. f in. a in. ion 11.10 pm, in, n in, 8.69 m. p in. Dim Mac p m. p m. Warsaw . in, m. i in. Tarboro iii. Hooky Mount i m, a in. Nor- folk a in, 8.14 a in, a m, a m, in, in. York You may never, But should you Want Job Printing Come to see us.- Reflector Job Printing Office. Anything from for in friend who la n Hull isn't. and hi Um of Southern Baptist Convention, The In Om War -the I need a large L , Army the Nary to to take n. ll . o I o it that of tho Army, plied data tho tho of each BUM won I, i ha. to the of a Call for 60.000 Tho in tho State militia 188.000, of which North Caro- credited with and if worn called for would ho expected to furn- action or to inter- n, I And now, In of war, the army will be recruited to the loll limit of men needed, and it will be demonstrated, it in the war between the State, that the military by tho regulars, are not batter than the Thia country's mistake not been in its failure to and maintain a largo standing army, but in its to itself to meet an on tho high i on-. We are realizing the force of tin-- when it almost too late, in the presence of lint it is to remedy the deficiency. within tho past two days that tho States may be called on for troops, in which case North Carolina's apportionment 1,416, or about per cent, of the strength of the Stale Guard. Consideration of this naturally suggests reflections as to the of tho military of the national government It is composed of only about No country in tho has, ill a stand- army. Mexico, has army of twice as great as ours- And yet the American regard has not been unwise. There has boon reason sup- pose, for years, that NOTICE. State el North Caroline, I In the Pitt County, J Court- J. II. L and Sarah Cox, A. H.-. I K Y. E. J. Blount and E. Y. who are In the above entitled came, will take notice that a Special entitled a above, been In the Superior Court or County, the Clerk, tor the partition of certain real In the county of Pitt In which tho and defendants are Tim K. Blount and E. Y. will lake notice that they lire to appear at the the clerk the Superior Court on Friday the 27th day N May, answer or demur to the petition and complaint In -aid action, or the plaintiff, will ply ti the Court for the relict demand- ed therein. , my hand, the April . E. A. MOTE, Clerk Superior County. Cure AU Liver Ills. Prevention than cure. Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. SALE OF LAD FOR TAXES lake Norfolk, Va., May 6-12. i; a .- The Daily it vs the price of cents a month. Are you a sub- II not yon lo be. the afternoon at Con n. The Bo. Women's union meal In folk. May The Seaboard Air Una iii account of meetings a rate or FAKE ROUND TRIP. ordinary train service which in has run. on lbs Till will leave Atlanta. IS our Car. In which will he Ilia tin- trip. will who I with of thirty page. II- Han I Book and to tin- Convention sail on or writs to any the S- aboard Air Line, c-r to T. J. ANDERSON, p m. 5.00 p m, II p m Marlon p in, p in. Sum- 8.10 p in, Columbia ii, a in. in, Manon 11.1.1 a m, ton a a in, SI. 10.90 pa pin. at Po-ton n Xi-w York Halt;. am, Washington 4.80 am. Richmond 8.08 am. 10.00 inn. Nor- am, 18.11 -in. 12.4 pm. pm, 4.1 Magnolia pm, daily No. Leave Boston 18,00 New York am. 18.08 pm. 8.88 pm, pm. Petersburg pm. Norfolk pm, pm. Tarboro pin. Mount 8.40 am. Leave Wilson 8.81 am. am, Warsaw am, i 8.08 am. On Monday May 2nd, before Court House door m the town I will sell the following of land to satisfy the taxes due therm for the year compliance with section Act, laws Slit. If. Pitt Count, SAME. W II Hark W T Blokes, Tool, Fannie Cooper, A iV Johnson, J II Sin lard, ti J BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP. TOWNSHIP. SM BETHEL TOWNSHIP. ill SH III No. t- in Xi-w Barn 0.00 am. 10.88 am, train 12.1.1 Ce Leggett, John Mia Sarah J Smith, i- Ii Smith, Patrick Frank CAROLINA TOWNSHIP. TOWNSHIP. 3.11 1.17 Bl ESTABLISHED m. In Fork Sis, Farmers and Merchant, year's supplies will It to their In. to get our prices before .- Our Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest market price- Tobacco, Snuff, buy direct fro n A complete -a hand and sold at t; suit the times. Our all and therefore, to run we sell at a margin. S. M. TOWNSHIP. be Eastern Reflector. UNDERTAKER i Dins EMBALMERS. TWICE-A-WEEK. We have t a hearse the lino of t- Una in lie and ever We me tO U in in all it-- Personal attention give a to coo In an to will. HOWS every mark of s are lower r do nut want mo I Is only a your contain tho week, and gives to the farmers, es- those crowing I J . . . mil . that IS Worth I limes tho John . . many times more than thy subscription price. BOB GREENE ft CO. DAILY No, P. M. Tampa 8.10 am, pm, pm, Savanna 1.48 night, Charles- ton 6.83 am, am, am, pm, Denmark pm. am, Florence n H am, Marlon 10.88 am, 11.88 am, Lake 12.00 am. Trail, on Ion p. m., 4.10 in., arrives Scotland Neck at p o., p. m., 7.6 . m. Returning, leaves 7.80 i. m., 8.82 a. m. x a. m., except Sunday. Trains on leave a. and p . m 9.10 a. m. and 4.00 p ii., a. in., 3.30 p. m., a. m. 6.20 p. m,, arrives Washington m., and 7.80 p. in. Dally ex- Connect, with trains on Branch. Train N C, via A It. It. at in p. m. Sunday IS P. M ; I'll mouth 7.40 r. M., in. leaves Plymouth dally m., Sunday a m., 10.06 and 11.00 Train on Midland N. C. leaves dally, except Sunday, 7.10 a n. a. 0.00 a. m,, rive at 10.26 a, in. train on Latta branch, Florence R . leave 6.40 p m, I An p , ii,, h ii- p m. i a m. 8.80 a m, 7.60 am, dally except Bun- . Clinton Branch leave. War- law for Clinton dally, Sunday, a. m. and 4.16 p, in m. en Train close We urn points dally, all rail via also at Mount with Carolina R It for i. ill North via Norfolk. II. M Agent T, M. Manager. J R Gen Manager. a. agent s Parker. Watt Spier. J K Slaughter, heir A A Stocks, Savage, ll FALKLAND TOWNSHIP. Cobb Son, J A Dupree, J It W C i ll Morgan, J F Mm o. Mrs M E, heirs Parker, Mrs Anna Heaves, Mr. W A Mrs Vines, C C Vines, Mr C C Lewis, T K Rawls, W S Cherry, Benjamin Hubert Corny, W l Daniel, Jordan Dudley, Gorge Daniel, J D and wile Eaton, Benjamin Elks. J I, Ed E N B i I. V Ed Langley, Parker, Mary Sermons. Hogg, A White, Benjamin Son Inn , and rd all Pat MB for C. o I U. S. st i. if i . lo-a r. do. A lo Obtain wits mt . in the U. S. oral Ires. FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP. Ho Mo GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP. , heir. no IS OS it J C. ft CO S. ---------DEALER 1--------- MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only First-class work prices reasonable. CHARD l v. DEALER IN Woolen. Abram, Brooke, S W Cox, John M Colin, A. h II c Daniel. Jordan J V Harding A Harding S V Hay, Ida Mary B . It TOWNSHIP. SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP. SO SO Smith, Kate II If any whose have for their taxes lei the same at and will he stopped, N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country produce. The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, 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 The Alleged Plan of Action A correspondent of The New Mail and Express telegraphed paper from The published statements that the mobilization of the army at foreshadow an upon Cuba by our soldiers have no basis of truth, and far from the policy upon by the War From may be accepted as authoritative it can be elated that there will e no effort to laud the army in Cuba until the settled the problem mm before it- In other words, our f hips most first meet the main Spanish lion, combat and settle Hie of ho commanding officers of both the army navy agree that it would o the army up in Cuba before it know whether maintain a around tho island. It is agreed that it be a suicidal to move the army Into tho of Cuba while there is a possibility of a naval defeat that would the soldiers at the of the and of the reinforcements that would be harried over from Spain- The responsible a believe in moving rapidly and vigorously in order lo bring the war to an end but at the do not propose to have the in danger of annihilation in Cuba because of the possible inability Of ships to protest them from the navy. It can be relied upon, therefore, that the army will start for Cuba until after main of the two navies have had an engagement, and one or the other of them in undisputed of Cuban When that is accomplished, the will take care of army. Notice. tn appointed ceased, all person, ate hereby Having been appointed qualified as administrator of tho late lied to present all claim, against the of the said Jesse Adam, pay- before day March, 1809, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate settlement. ThU the day of 1698. JACKSON, T. C. Wooten, Attorney. Infernal Machine April machine w. sent to the President to-day character was measures to prevent. explosion, and The Was cot- and i y ll is b mod i to sender. Then h from whom it o in, I no was afforded. Tim machine in a box An contrivance had I. so that when lid if the box was there would be a flash of powder which would explode a nick of giant powder sufficient lo a to ins. The Store that is Full Bargains by Va., Observer Don't let get If were ball. bow. the Ion.; In all land the tho no mun buys to much fun in down there, you know. At lust the truth i in are each a u it is to i one maid, but it is not easy to one to order. the in forms brown will win a victory every day without a or frown, Jones he's gun. hoots twenty mile.- run a man all day and him crapes have very our since our over there was attacked by the Spanish mob lit give grape shot, Dome bangs In the closet Kith That parade wont do every day wear. Professional Cards W. M. Bond. J. L. Fleming N. C In all the courts. In the Spring a fuller Crimson Comes upon the Rooms bi east S tiring lady Must have a Brand New res j. and ore fully prepared to meet demands of the most fastidious. A look through our of Swift Galloway, B. V. Tyson, M. N. C A TYSON, Greenville, In all the Court. Jambs, VI M. Office over J. Cobb A Store. II. r . II. Long, Greenville, Setting Type by Wire Donald u newspaper Sydney, New in. vented mid patented n device which an operator in New with a keyboard him line that an ordinary typewriter, not only can produce typewritten in e Orleans, but It is Press Printer, that he can ate a machine there mill deliver his matter in lead ready for the forms. only that, hut the same operator, by a number line., can set up the Mine copy in n dozen places. Ibis operation only ordinary currents arc use-1, such as are being relayed, are subject to all conditions ordinary telegraphy. The can done with s ordinary typewriter is operated, nil clock-work mechanism, syn- moving type rid devices. It is slid lo be manipulating eighty character. Spring and Summer Dress Goods will convince tho most skeptical that we arc better than ever to 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, Rugs, Art Squares, Laces, Jeweled Belts and other new Fans Ribbons and striped, Shoes, Oxford Ties and numerous other things abound in a profusion of Beautiful ft Styles, Delicate col- and low prices. Come to see us, will be glad to show you through our store. Our line Furniture is beautiful see. Why the Declaration is A declaration of war power, under tho to wage war without special definite authority While the res- which have passed. and empower the President use the land, naval, forces of tho United thus indirectly n state of tho rt- they nut tho of a declaration of far us civil International rights United States may engaged in war, ain't have nil lights a without any Dy but great mass of is laid to be nil favor of direct nation an and uncertainty- possible, however, that the President may some inert net as upon American or ships, which The is u part of a of a live of The Sun s person whose name I given, but is said to authority on tho sub- who evidently has a grasp of it.- of a boa; that goes into with almost a certainty of death. If they are ordered tn attack in their only hope is lo avoid ii I which la up. boats tn make a at enemy aid fire a would be sunk by rapid-lire easily- Even in a night attack aid that tho enemy's search-lights would pick up, and then it would lo a race to discharge their torpedoes before they were sunk. The n- in i u, , B M. II I It j ; . , , . mi. iS Oil d t . i no ow be .,; in our m w . , . . ii., f , f K I. n pt, . ii pie. You .-- . d lo t l I i t sin f- r I , . . r, ti u. w y your is no. afford of declaration a large percentage u LONG, Attorneys and at I. m In all the FOB res Nashville draws first blood. Good Ventura seems to have boon a misnomer. The Spanish fleet may fast, but it to stuck that root of Ibis war is a Cuba do you pro- the name of the of Bright Boy SALE FOB TAXES. IN IT. i lie ii Consul General Lee, It s n pity that gallant senile- man he retained in public life. Why he be He line retiring to a The 1- n- r in evidently u little the Net only retained in public lilt-, he will he .-o there he public in this next will know bee, nil be in News iv. 1.1. W. a, I a. c. desire NOBLES, Only In town conducted by SURE LA There Is u- use this malady. If you will only get right remedy, having pain through our body, liver Is out order, have appetite, no lite or ambition, have a bail cold, In are up. bittern I. the only remedy that will give relief. They set on your Liver. and Kid- tone up whole sad make you Ilk a now being They are guaranteed to or price en. Sale at Jim- L. Drug Store only cents per On Monday, May and, before Court Home door In I will Hell the following property due tile town of Greenville the year Clark, town lot. tax 81.30, total dirk, Interest In town lot. KM, cost total J. J., lot, tax eon total one lot. tax 11.03 cot 11.80, total ti W. K W M., town lot, tax cot total . Peyton, Charlie, town lot, tax 1.47, total 12.77. Town Tax color would you like on your sign tho painter- replied tho advertiser color, so it's A NARROW Thankful written by E. Hart, s-1. taken with a bad which settled on my in sad iii sour save me up, raying I could live tune- I up to my Savior, determined II could my on earth, l would meet my absent one. above. My husband was lo get Dr. King's V .-, Discovery for Coughs and Colds. I gave It a look in all eight bottles. It lie, thank God I am saved lad now a healthy Trial bottles free at 1.- Drug Store. Regular and N fee intimating his do lire Congress take final step. Tho of a declaration Of to civil rights are so that of may mentioned, specially as err.- tho necessity of stub action- A declaration of war compels neutrality on the part all toward the two involved tho A declaration of war abrogates Alter a declaration war all intercourse, and act merely forbidden; and an American cannot lawfully send a lo enemy's country lo bring away his property. cf the United Stales equally guilty of trading with tho enemy, whether the trade be between enemy's port and United Stales, or between tho former and some foreign nation. citizens of belligerent state incapable of with citizens of the other be- effect of war is to dissolve a partnership between of hostile b. Every kind of trading or com- intercourse, whether b transmission money or of or for tho delivery of either between two at directly or or through the persons or partnerships, or by contracts in any form looking to or A Ten strike North Carolina Mils; Tho a-i told by our Boston correspondent this week of a large Michigan concern gives to no than located in the while region Northwest discarding that o lumber that i pine, is a striking illustration of growing popularity o this justly famous product of South- Indeed each worthy I mute than a passing notice, as illustrating the easy victory of Motto Carolina over Western White is made, changes are going nil While, and many of tho country, soys our torpedo boats is always on in a engagement- The Vesuvius Hog Ever since tho gathering of the war cloud, this been pug North Carolina farmers offer much danger to crew i hominy. If war as a torpedo boat ii wont into action. that when is leaded to tight she carries n great quantity of dynamite, and an j let rated lo her the moil board would never know what happened to If Holland submarine boat be by the government, bet would, my run a very fair chance going to the l.-g that can do all Unit chanted her, if she were out to tin a battleship exposed her turret even for u period, oho i- d m danger of being struck. Sup- posing gets however, to launch torpedo would very prey surround would for revenge. However, be worth it, there would u. such boats. destruction of a battleship at no greater cost than that el a sub- marine boat a small would Lo a distinct add greater distinction these danger- boats thorn desirable billets in bands of meat our young Tits Girl's is a truth, a lint tho gin with the least is apt to tho most Ruth of Caro of a Girl's in -May Homo Journal. very wealthy girl nay not have to for own wardrobe yet each belonging to it is made lo do lull and in many instances, if has a wise mother, girl herself must superintend the work of maid. It is said of the daughters of Queen Victoria that each of was taught, not only to sew mil but lo mend dam with lo make over those gowns which were counted worth it- girl who o ward- robe is nut large makes her first mistake in bus material is averted provisions will pay better than cotton, or at least quite as well. If war should Some there will be no demand for a i cotton in p, . would command high prices. Tho Atlanta Journal is urging Ibis course Georgia, saying; is good policy at Ml time for of the South is doubly good now that there i.- n strong prospect of war. war come price of provision i would certainly rise while the of tho Month's staple would probably full Thus the Southern who does not raise his own food sup- would natch ends tho Tho Greenville, gives Southern farmers the host when it says; corn; plant vegetables, big cops of n little of everything; sow large Corps of grain; hogs, raise if cattle, for the ensues of war is considerable and war means higher everything you and your family ea. It war, passes without bursting, yon will be in all the bettor condition for planted a larger crop Observer The Sleeve for summer Through are small they are perfectly tight, but retain tit the top without any excessive Tim extra puff has disappeared favor of tho moderate out in one two-piece which gathered as anal into it is gathered, however, there are three to seven quarter inch or smaller run crosswise just below the or rows of insertion, velvet ribbon, lulls of narrow edging, or whit the gown is trimmed tucks used all Homo Journal- -i e mi iii very edge war, n ire r.-ill h-. Sunday morning prayer of lie i i; i. -i- data in hot in tho Stales, . ii i . Southern sol. I in he -l i i ,, n o a that Is the This augurs well for I moment- nil ad, only one North pine, which gown ma be , m Ami ball have more to say in our next season, it should a I i the growing hat will wear, will were amongst Southern pro- over, and a there u no longer any of which neither the nor loom Lumberman. Th, re re lore ii b b now lit , i lot duty , fry cub m to I soil in. hi. the will weary. It is an .,. moral support lbs ,, a gown made in tho I During war the We tit-i o say s I o the extreme n th fighter. on Union in A,