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obligation gratitude <lb/>
honorably disregard in <lb/>
I lie future. For tie Democratic <lb/>
to fuse with <lb/>
party means <lb/>
of the pact and take <lb/>
of laying unloaded <lb/>
upon it still greater odium in the <lb/>
future. <lb/>
Populist <lb/>
it must share <lb/>
WASHING-ION <lb/>
The Democratic patty should <lb/>
the fact firmly in min d <lb/>
to fuse with the populist party is <lb/>
to become a retroactive partner <lb/>
n the acts that have <lb/>
marked the elevation of that party <lb/>
to power. I cannot be <lb/>
that the Republican party more <lb/>
responsible for the bitter , <lb/>
and disgrace of stale <lb/>
than is its populist ally. The this glorious <lb/>
further fact is also to be consider- are a unit in <lb/>
ed that if fie Democratic i arty met. 8- no means US. <lb/>
accents victory at the of Orleans Picayune. <lb/>
incurs th <lb/>
What The Mean Sow <lb/>
SEE THAT <lb/>
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It is a picture celebrated <lb/>
FOUNTAIN PENS <lb/>
Beat in use The outfit no business man is <lb/>
complete without one. <lb/>
The Reflector Book Store <lb/>
has a nice assortment Fountain Pens <lb/>
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens. <lb/>
You will be astonished when you see them and <lb/>
cheap are. <lb/>
never, <lb/>
But should you t- <lb/>
Want Job <lb/>
Washington, April <lb/>
One country, one and one <lb/>
licking of Spain. <lb/>
That sentiment <lb/>
in Washington since the war <lb/>
Sow that Mr. <lb/>
has shaken off the <lb/>
crowd <lb/>
and benumbing <lb/>
he has thoroughly alive <lb/>
to Hie necessities of th I <lb/>
Ibis ha- particularly <lb/>
during the past week. He <lb/>
started on right track <lb/>
he asked Congress for <lb/>
to use the army and to <lb/>
Spain to <lb/>
proper stop when he sent mat <lb/>
ultimatum to Spain, again when <lb/>
lie recognized Ibo of our <lb/>
minister bf Spain an act of <lb/>
war; wain when be issued orders <lb/>
fleet u Cockade <lb/>
and vet again when be <lb/>
proclamation calling for <lb/>
men o two years <lb/>
poorer is <lb/>
behind every one of these <lb/>
note and lie people are light <lb/>
behind Congress The <lb/>
in unprecedented, nod every <lb/>
Spanish flag captured by <lb/>
warships ado to it- The only <lb/>
that is heard is that all who <lb/>
desire to participate avenging <lb/>
Maine cannot do so. each <lb/>
Mate will on furnishing its <lb/>
full quota of troops called for. <lb/>
National of the Dis- <lb/>
Columbia is already on <lb/>
in a of <lb/>
ard only m <lb/>
third can bone to CO every Of <lb/>
is to start for Cuba. <lb/>
teer arm v which was by <lb/>
last for <lb/>
four Generals, and the <lb/>
is general in Washington <lb/>
that and Joe. Wheeler, <lb/>
of Alabama.-ill be tendered com- <lb/>
missions of that rank <lb/>
Roosevelt, scrappy Assistant <lb/>
Secretary the navy, will resign <lb/>
that position in order to on <lb/>
Lee's Cuba. <lb/>
When once our army gets <lb/>
his points by a <lb/>
of bis stories, vote was <lb/>
taken and was by <lb/>
a vote of to <lb/>
A long story night be told <lb/>
about tie lightening cabinet <lb/>
change, in which editor <lb/>
Emory Smith succeeded <lb/>
A Gary as Postmaster <lb/>
General, but if so old an enemy <lb/>
of as Senator Quay was <lb/>
willing to keep quiet and <lb/>
that Smith's be <lb/>
confirmed by the surely <lb/>
others COB so, at least <lb/>
war is over- now <lb/>
is wanted will not <lb/>
add to the strength of govern- <lb/>
the first and <lb/>
is that no be lost <lb/>
in the war to a victorious <lb/>
end. <lb/>
air. <lb/>
The kM salve In the world for C <lb/>
Brakes. Sir,. <lb/>
Fever Sores, Teller, Chapped Hat <lb/>
Chilblains, Corns, all Skin <lb/>
BE <lb/>
by Local applications, as they cannot <lb/>
the diseased portion the ear. <lb/>
There is only one way to care deaf <lb/>
and that Is by constitutional <lb/>
price cents per <lb/>
o. L. Women. <lb/>
cures Tiles no Deafness is caused by an Inflamed <lb/>
pay is In of the mucous of the <lb/>
perfect satisfaction or money Tube. When this tube gets In- <lb/>
cents per box. For sale by yon have a rumbling sound or <lb/>
hearing, and when it is en- <lb/>
closed it the result, and <lb/>
unless the Inflammation can be <lb/>
out and this tube restored to its <lb/>
normal condition, bearing will be de- <lb/>
forever; c oases out often <lb/>
are caused by which Is <lb/>
Notice to Creditors. <lb/>
duly the Pa- <lb/>
Court Clerk Put county as <lb/>
Executor of the estate of dank; an Inflamed the mucous <lb/>
L. Bell deceased, notice Is here- surface. <lb/>
by given lo all persons indebted We will One Hundred <lb/>
the estate to immediate payment, for any ease of Deafness by <lb/>
to the and to all creditors cannot he cured by Ball's <lb/>
of said estate to present their claims. Cure. Send for circulars. <lb/>
properly authenticated, to under- CO. Toledo, O <lb/>
signed, within twelve months after <lb/>
date or this notice, or this notice will Halls <lb/>
be plead In bar of their recovery. <lb/>
This the of March <lb/>
D. S. SPAIN, <lb/>
Executor the estate of Sarah L. <lb/>
Notice Dissolution. <lb/>
The Ann Ricks . Tall hare this <lb/>
day by consent, J. A. <lb/>
A. II. Taft withdrawing <lb/>
from the firm. W II, Kicks and S. H. <lb/>
Taft will continue business same as <lb/>
heretofore under name of Kicks A <lb/>
Taft- All line the are to <lb/>
be lo said Ricks Taft who also <lb/>
assume ail <lb/>
March, 7th, J. A. RICKS, <lb/>
A. TAFT, <lb/>
W. II. RICKS, <lb/>
E. U. TarT. <lb/>
cur friends an the <lb/>
generally their liberal patronage In <lb/>
the past we solicit a continuance of th <lb/>
same in the <lb/>
W. H. KICKS <lb/>
signed, within twelve months after Sold by <lb/>
Family Fills are the best. <lb/>
Pills <lb/>
Cure Ml <lb/>
Liver <lb/>
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers <lb/>
which prevail in dis- <lb/>
arc invariably <lb/>
by derangements of the <lb/>
Stomach Liver and Bowels. <lb/>
The Secret of Health. <lb/>
The liver is the great <lb/>
in the mechanism of <lb/>
man, and when it is out of order, <lb/>
the whole system becomes de- <lb/>
ranged and disease is the result. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
Cure all Liver Troubles. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
State of North Carolina, I In tho Sup <lb/>
f r <lb/>
Come to see us.- <lb/>
Reflector Job Printing <lb/>
Anything from <lb/>
is it in C <lb/>
-T. <lb/>
The Daily <lb/>
Gives the home news <lb/>
afternoon at the <lb/>
small price of cents a <lb/>
month. Are you a sub- <lb/>
scriber not you <lb/>
mill lo be. <lb/>
specific duly, thus <lb/>
purgatives and by <lb/>
Notice to Creditors. <lb/>
I, G. M. In a certain <lb/>
deed in trust executed to me on June <lb/>
the 7th, 1897, by J. H. W. K. <lb/>
County, f Court- and St. A. trading <lb/>
J. II. Cobb and Sarah Cox, J- <lb/>
of <lb/>
C. A. Blount. II. I. or, either of <lb/>
F Y of said individually la <lb/>
i. claims to the <lb/>
,. and Blount. who on or the April, <lb/>
arc defendants In the above ,, ,,, d <lb/>
will notice a Special on <lb/>
Proceeding entitled m above, has been Sid a <lb/>
commenced in th shall I Ml to said claim as above <lb/>
Pitt County, the Clerk, for the w, in tar <lb/>
partition of certain real In the any In the dividend or <lb/>
county of Pitt In which the I ft <lb/>
and defendants are T <lb/>
The K. J. Blount and E- T.<lb/>
r.<lb/>
Will kite arc <lb/>
of the <lb/>
clerk of the Superior of said <lb/>
county on Friday the day of May, <lb/>
in Greenville. and answer <lb/>
or demur to the petition and complaint <lb/>
in said action, or the plaintiffs will <lb/>
ply ft Court for the relict demand- <lb/>
ed therein. , ., <lb/>
this the 20th <lb/>
,,, <lb/>
Clerk Superior I County. <lb/>
Eastern <lb/>
TWICE-A-WEEK. <lb/>
Is only SI a year. <lb/>
contains the news every <lb/>
week, and gives <lb/>
to the farmers, es- <lb/>
those growing <lb/>
tobacco, that is worth <lb/>
times more than <lb/>
the subscription price. <lb/>
ID <lb/>
Cob, it will work <lb/>
Ibo Spaniards, <lb/>
weeks most elapse before <lb/>
Hi at can be gathered on <lb/>
anthem o <lb/>
embarkation for Cuba. Until <lb/>
then we shall o content <lb/>
with ho that <lb/>
warships will a ac- <lb/>
count of themselves in any en- <lb/>
casements will have either <lb/>
with Spanish forts in <lb/>
or with the Spanish warships; <lb/>
may as well <lb/>
to bear of <lb/>
capture of an merchant <lb/>
ship en the ether side of At- <lb/>
by Spanish. We can <lb/>
hope that Spanish <lb/>
navy will over and <lb/>
ships, but there are no indications <lb/>
now in eight that it will do It <lb/>
looks as will have <lb/>
to go when <lb/>
captured Cuba. <lb/>
first. <lb/>
The authorized by the <lb/>
war revenue bill reported to the <lb/>
from wars com- <lb/>
ore com gold <lb/>
idea bad to <lb/>
bearing par cent interest. <lb/>
is amount, to run <lb/>
from ten to twenty years at the <lb/>
pleasure oil he government. The <lb/>
of in per cent <lb/>
treasury certificates of indebted- <lb/>
u also bill <lb/>
makes in the internal <lb/>
revenue tax on beer and <lb/>
tobacco, and provides <lb/>
for new by stamps <lb/>
similar to the system in <lb/>
just after war, will it is <lb/>
estimated add a year <lb/>
government's revenues- <lb/>
There is little that <lb/>
the witty of Private John <lb/>
Allen, of Mississippi shamed <lb/>
enough republican members of <lb/>
House to save the seat of <lb/>
Carmack, of Ten- <lb/>
which contested by <lb/>
Patterson, who ran against <lb/>
him as a gold Democrat and was <lb/>
supported by republicans, <lb/>
republicans voted for Carmack <lb/>
and a number not vote <lb/>
It had been understood Mint <lb/>
solid vote had been <lb/>
pledged to Patterson by Gen. <lb/>
and other of <lb/>
the party, but John Allen <lb/>
bad shown up In own <lb/>
manner zigzag- financial <lb/>
career of Jonah em- <lb/>
EMBALMERS. <lb/>
received a <lb/>
and nice-t line of <lb/>
and in wood, met <lb/>
lie and cloth eel brought <lb/>
We am <lb/>
in all <lb/>
Personal attention given to con- <lb/>
ducting and bodies en- <lb/>
trusted to will <lb/>
every mark of <lb/>
man <lb/>
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We can be found at any and i <lb/>
times the . <lb/>
building. <lb/>
BOB ft <lb/>
SALE OF LAD FOR TAXES <lb/>
On Monday May 2nd. before the hurt House door in the town <lb/>
Greenville, I will sell the tracts of land to satisfy the taxes <lb/>
due thereon for the year 1307, compliance with section <lb/>
Act. laws of 1897. W. H. <lb/>
Sheriff Pitt <lb/>
from the assets the <lb/>
is given by<lb/>
order of court. This March II, <lb/>
D. M. Ti <lb/>
Administrators Notice. <lb/>
B; virtue of order from the Super- <lb/>
our of Pitt <lb/>
the V, <lb/>
deceased, will till <lb/>
CM of May. before the <lb/>
House door In sell to the <lb/>
bidder following parcel of <lb/>
land. <lb/>
One lot In the town of Ayden, <lb/>
on adjoining the <lb/>
lands of M. F. I, W. H. <lb/>
and Amos <lb/>
acre, more or <lb/>
sale cash. <lb/>
JESSE CANNON, <lb/>
of T K. Harrison. <lb/>
A; Moore,<lb/>
Tripp, W <lb/>
Knight. W T <lb/>
Teel, Fannie <lb/>
Cooper, A <lb/>
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Johnson, J II <lb/>
Keel. J S <lb/>
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BEAVER DAM TOWNSHIP.<lb/>
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Jackson Bros Co <lb/>
Edward, Mrs Sarah J <lb/>
Marian <lb/>
Smith, <lb/>
Smith. Patrick <lb/>
Wilson, Frank<lb/>
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Stocks, <lb/>
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Johnson. J H <lb/>
Morgan. I F <lb/>
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FARMVILLE TOWNSHIP. <lb/>
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year's supplies will Had it their in <lb/>
est to our prices before <lb/>
Our stock Is complete <lb/>
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Flour, Sugar, <lb/>
Always lowest market prices <lb/>
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar <lb/>
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suit Our foods arc all b m . <lb/>
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GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP,<lb/>
Cherry, Benjamin <lb/>
Robert <lb/>
Corey, W M <lb/>
Daniel, Jordan <lb/>
Dudley, Gorge <lb/>
Daniel, J D and wife <lb/>
Eaton. Benjamin <lb/>
Elks. J I. <lb/>
Harris, Ed <lb/>
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Jenkins. B J <lb/>
James, Henry <lb/>
Louisa <lb/>
Parker, Mary <lb/>
Reaves, Henry <lb/>
Sermons. heirs <lb/>
Sow, I A <lb/>
White, Benjamin <lb/>
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SERVICE <lb/>
Steamers leave Washington for <lb/>
for touching at all land- <lb/>
toga on Tar River Monday, Wednesday <lb/>
Friday at A. M. <lb/>
Returning leave Tarboro at A. . <lb/>
Tuesdays, and <lb/>
Greenville days. <lb/>
These are subject lo stage <lb/>
of water on Tar River. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers fur Norfolk, <lb/>
Philadelphia. New York and Boston- <lb/>
Shippers should order goods <lb/>
marked via Dominion from <lb/>
New <lb/>
Nor- <lb/>
folk A Baltimore Steamboat <lb/>
from Merchants Miners <lb/>
Line Boston. <lb/>
SON. Agent,<lb/>
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Wire and Iron Fencing; <lb/>
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Woolen, <lb/>
Woolen, <lb/>
Brooks. S W <lb/>
Cox, John M <lb/>
Colin, A. agent h II C <lb/>
Daniel. Jordan <lb/>
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taxes let <lb/>
The Stock complete in <lb/>
every department and <lb/>
prices as low as the low <lb/>
est. Highest market <lb/>
prices paid for country <lb/>
produce. <lb/>
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D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. MAY J f <lb/>
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arc yea<lb/>
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tins time that the United <lb/>
there are twelve <lb/>
who served Union <lb/>
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Entered at the poet t Greenville, <lb/>
N . second class null r. <lb/>
Mai 1898 <lb/>
THE WAR NEWS. <lb/>
Sloop With Spies <lb/>
y lo K <lb/>
Key West, April Span- <lb/>
i-h sloop was captured by th <lb/>
lam three miles ell Havana <lb/>
and was broach here this morning. <lb/>
She had a cargo and seven Span- <lb/>
spies aboard and was trying to <lb/>
sneak in Havana harbor by the block- <lb/>
-n captured. The spits were <lb/>
trying to lien. <lb/>
they had on the <lb/>
Aim side. <lb/>
Demolished. <lb/>
By Cable to Reflector. <lb/>
On Board Flag Ship, New York. <lb/>
April Sampson's oaf <lb/>
hip. New York, the <lb/>
and the cruiser Cincinnati, alter being <lb/>
fired upon returned eighty six shots <lb/>
into the Spanish forts at <lb/>
silencing and destroying them in <lb/>
minutes. This M. <lb/>
at on Wednesday and was <lb/>
the first of war. The <lb/>
our ships and ship as ex- <lb/>
their and effectual <lb/>
work fully meeting every <lb/>
The tailed lo hit our boats <lb/>
at all, though they near ii I <lb/>
times. Loss among the Spaniards <lb/>
is supposed lo be heavy, our none, <lb/>
The result ibis Mini <lb/>
that Havana is at mercy. <lb/>
Spanish Fleet Sailed <lb/>
Cable to <lb/>
St. Vincent, Cape Island, <lb/>
April Heel <lb/>
here this in a southerly <lb/>
Another Victory <lb/>
to <lb/>
Key West, April <lb/>
Sampson's flagship New has an- <lb/>
other victory to credit. She <lb/>
shelled the Port <lb/>
as, thirty-five west <lb/>
in minutes they a mass of <lb/>
Every shot gallant <lb/>
flagship was end carried de- <lb/>
in wake. The part had <lb/>
tired oh and Porter <lb/>
did them no <lb/>
The about <lb/>
o'clock Friday evening. The New <lb/>
York found it necessary use only <lb/>
h-r -mall nuns Is silence the <lb/>
The <lb/>
is well provisioned with coal and <lb/>
supplies. <lb/>
St. Vincent. April Mm This after- <lb/>
noon two Spanish transports and <lb/>
torpedo boats returned to port <lb/>
lit re some cause as yet unknown <lb/>
It they remain here hours, <lb/>
the neutrality laws they will <lb/>
be permitted to leave. <lb/>
had signal posts <lb/>
along the coast. <lb/>
the county in which the late <lb/>
ii. Orioles lived. It is <lb/>
fitting indeed to named the <lb/>
for the lamented in <lb/>
one of the best and most <lb/>
beloved Generals of the <lb/>
bat it should have been so <lb/>
named in of not <lb/>
in honor of on the <lb/>
of its volunteering when <lb/>
it did not volunteer <lb/>
Paris Safe <lb/>
New April steamer <lb/>
about which there has been .-o <lb/>
much anxiety UM mist week, arrived <lb/>
Nile in port here this morning. <lb/>
She a a Terror. <lb/>
By Telegraph to <lb/>
Key West. April torpedo <lb/>
boat Terror is steaming in <lb/>
She went out single handed <lb/>
and captured Spanish st arm r <lb/>
The steamer did not want to <lb/>
yield, but two solid shots close <lb/>
her bow made the situation so mi u <lb/>
tint she hove to. The Guido was <lb/>
loaded with provisions <lb/>
army. <lb/>
American Consulate Attacked. <lb/>
By lo <lb/>
Kingston, April <lb/>
report reached here tint a Spanish <lb/>
mob attacked the American consulate <lb/>
at Full particulars the <lb/>
attack and extent damage not <lb/>
received. <lb/>
Army Held Hack. <lb/>
By Telegraph Reflector. <lb/>
Washington, April Army <lb/>
in a conference decided not <lb/>
to semi the land forces into Cuba <lb/>
September. <lb/>
Paris Not Sighted <lb/>
lo Reflector. <lb/>
Captain <lb/>
of the Canard Line steamer <lb/>
arrived here this morning from New <lb/>
the was <lb/>
lighted on his trip. <lb/>
Portugal's decree neutrality, made <lb/>
today, forbids the equipment of <lb/>
privateers In Spanish waters. <lb/>
Spanish <lb/>
By Telegraph to Reflector. <lb/>
Key West, April <lb/>
gunboats list night tried run <lb/>
blocked lie- American fleet and gum <lb/>
an enhance i Havana harbor. They <lb/>
i met by the Iowa who <lb/>
repulsed single handed. The <lb/>
Iowa is Bob craft, <lb/>
two <lb/>
not a him. <lb/>
Mr. Sol C. a few <lb/>
mouths ago moved from <lb/>
to New York, died in <lb/>
the latter city on lie <lb/>
wise lawyer of marked ability <lb/>
and was one of the most <lb/>
men. lie had been <lb/>
in New York but a short while yet <lb/>
was rapidly winning his way to <lb/>
the on a man of influence <lb/>
and power. His remains were <lb/>
brought to Wilmington. <lb/>
One of the strongest points in <lb/>
our system of government is em- <lb/>
by situation <lb/>
is Washington. In tho <lb/>
War and Navy Department build- <lb/>
in which are heated <lb/>
lighting of the govern- <lb/>
the hurry and bustle of war <lb/>
is seen on every hand, while the <lb/>
other department buildings, in <lb/>
which business relating to the <lb/>
industrial and commercial pro- <lb/>
of the country, such as the <lb/>
management of great postal <lb/>
system, tho granting of <lb/>
looking after public lands etc. is <lb/>
going, on as though there <lb/>
never was such a thing as a war. <lb/>
so will continue to go <lb/>
whether the war lasts three weeks <lb/>
or months. The fighting <lb/>
branches of the government will <lb/>
attend to the war without en- <lb/>
roaching the business of <lb/>
other branches. <lb/>
MONEY TALKS <lb/>
money talks. We make it talk for u <lb/>
x by buying at inside prices, and w <lb/>
give our customers the advantage of it. W <lb/>
want to do business with you. We buy <lb/>
ii as Ally- <lb/>
By Cable to Reflector. <lb/>
London, April special from <lb/>
Lisbon declare-, that President lie- <lb/>
sent u note to Portugal threat- <lb/>
her as an ally Spain she did <lb/>
not dismiss the Spanish fleet Caps <lb/>
Portugal replied to the note <lb/>
forbidding the transmission news <lb/>
between warships. This <lb/>
caused a sensation here, as it was <lb/>
taken lo indicate that Portugal an <lb/>
ally Spain. <lb/>
Will Hold the lot <lb/>
By Telegraph to Reflector. <lb/>
Key West. April <lb/>
fleet will not allow the Curls at <lb/>
to be rebuilt. <lb/>
Army Deficiency <lb/>
By T. to <lb/>
Washington, April <lb/>
Alger today submitted the deficiency <lb/>
lie places figures <lb/>
The Semite adopted the <lb/>
report on the naval appropriations <lb/>
bill. <lb/>
Convicted of Treason. <lb/>
By Telegraph to <lb/>
Key We-t. April morn- <lb/>
a sailor aboard the Puritan <lb/>
was convicted treason by a court <lb/>
martial and condemned to death, lie <lb/>
b; shot. His family is at <lb/>
mid he s caught filing a lock of one <lb/>
of the Puritan's magazines. It <lb/>
his purpose to pet merge on the <lb/>
monitor by blowing hi r up for the part <lb/>
-lie look in lbs late bombardment. <lb/>
Congress Continue in Session. <lb/>
By Telegraph to Reflector <lb/>
Washington, April has <lb/>
decided to sit in session <lb/>
through the progress war. <lb/>
The official information cf the <lb/>
of has not yet <lb/>
been received at the navy department. <lb/>
Stocks Advance <lb/>
By Telegraph to Reflector. <lb/>
New York, April s- <lb/>
of the United states at Manual <lb/>
has caused n rise in stocks mid the <lb/>
market is excited. <lb/>
France in lighting Trim <lb/>
By Telegraph to Reflector, <lb/>
April is an extra <lb/>
in naval and military <lb/>
activities All ships arc being <lb/>
rapidly put in thorough fighting trim <lb/>
Orders Invasion <lb/>
fly T e to Reflector. <lb/>
T. April were <lb/>
Issued to the troops here to <lb/>
prepare tat the invasion Cuba <lb/>
i bustle and activity <lb/>
the and the troops are <lb/>
for to move. <lb/>
Troops for Cuba <lb/>
By to <lb/>
Washington, April <lb/>
May has been selected as the date <lb/>
lo move Co Cuba the Catted <lb/>
States troops that are now lining <lb/>
to Tampa, lien. Shatter, who <lb/>
has ordered to lake c unman J o <lb/>
first detachment the invading <lb/>
army, will transfer his rs to <lb/>
Cuban soil. <lb/>
Arrangements for <lb/>
lo troops to Cuba <lb/>
an practically completed. The <lb/>
place decided upon is lo <lb/>
be either Cardenas or <lb/>
On the will send <lb/>
in ruinations to tie Senate for Major <lb/>
Generals and Brigadier Generals <lb/>
command lb volunteers. <lb/>
A official this <lb/>
gave out the information that a eon- <lb/>
tract been entered into by the <lb/>
government tor construction MM <lb/>
hundred torpedo boats. <lb/>
The will lo <lb/>
the protest Powers <lb/>
the bombardment <lb/>
Orders have been issued that the force <lb/>
guards he doubled arsenals and <lb/>
powder nulls against spies, <lb/>
Austria Neutral <lb/>
Vienna, April report that <lb/>
Joseph had subscribed <lb/>
largely to Spanish naval is <lb/>
utterly Austria will observe <lb/>
absolute neutrality. <lb/>
The owner the Holland submarine <lb/>
boat oilers lo hi <lb/>
As an induce, <lb/>
for the his <lb/>
lie to go to Key Vest, joint <lb/>
Admiral Sampson- and <lb/>
his own crew enter Hi I harbor <lb/>
Havana night and throw a <lb/>
mi; bomb into Mono it the <lb/>
will lo <lb/>
chase the vessel at the conclusion of <lb/>
the It is said that <lb/>
only objection to th s is <lb/>
de.-ii j to delay <lb/>
vigorous hostilities la the hope <lb/>
the Spaniards will Cuba after <lb/>
a display lores <lb/>
WASHINGTON <lb/>
our <lb/>
Troops Moving <lb/>
Jacksonville, April Forty <lb/>
car loads of troop passed here las <lb/>
right Tampa. <lb/>
Fred Grunt <lb/>
By Telegraph lo <lb/>
Washington, April Hut. <lb/>
North today introduced <lb/>
a resolution in the providing <lb/>
an income lax. <lb/>
The President has decided lo <lb/>
mission Fred. V. Grant as Brigadier <lb/>
General. <lb/>
Officials have decided to appoint <lb/>
General Miles as Governor <lb/>
Cuba until Spaniards arc driven out. <lb/>
Our Hag will he raised. <lb/>
Pontoon Bridges <lb/>
By Telegraph lo <lb/>
West Point, April A <lb/>
engineers vita <lb/>
pontoon here today tor <lb/>
Tampa the army in invading <lb/>
Cuba <lb/>
tor Key West <lb/>
Telegraph <lb/>
Tampa, April Barton's <lb/>
Bed Cross nurses sailed from <lb/>
Ibis port Key this morning <lb/>
on the steamer Mascot. <lb/>
Spied Once <lb/>
By Telegraph to Reflector. <lb/>
Fort April Spanish <lb/>
spy who has been trying to get <lb/>
around the post here, was <lb/>
today. is here <lb/>
to appoint a court martial and spy <lb/>
will undoubtedly he shot. <lb/>
Two Delayed Telegrams <lb/>
By lob graph lo Reflector. <lb/>
April amend- <lb/>
by the to the <lb/>
proposition were defeated. <lb/>
Wellington, April <lb/>
war lull providing addition, <lb/>
of first <lb/>
year of the war, t b <lb/>
issuing cf has <lb/>
passed. <lb/>
II. DID NOT <lb/>
For the past week Pitt <lb/>
County Company H . have <lb/>
much credit throughout <lb/>
the State to which <lb/>
in some of <lb/>
r-. notably and <lb/>
that the company was <lb/>
the only one in Eastern North <lb/>
i that hail to <lb/>
a i in Cuba, while the fact is only <lb/>
members the company <lb/>
expressed such a willingness. The <lb/>
only volunteering the company <lb/>
did was to anywhere in the <lb/>
but maintained all <lb/>
along that it not go to <lb/>
Cuba. <lb/>
Friday's Raleigh papers give <lb/>
still farther by <lb/>
that the Camp Grimes bad <lb/>
been selected for the camp at <lb/>
Raleigh in honor cf Company H. <lb/>
it being the first company to <lb/>
volunteer to go to Cuba and being <lb/>
Washington. April 29th <lb/>
of tardiness on the <lb/>
part of administration in <lb/>
pushing the war against Spain <lb/>
growing louder each day, as in- <lb/>
increase that the <lb/>
is expecting a long <lb/>
war, instead of a very short one. <lb/>
The of Representative <lb/>
who probably voiced <lb/>
the sentiments of Mr. <lb/>
on the bill to provide war revenues <lb/>
for the government, which has <lb/>
just passed the House, indicated <lb/>
bis belief that the war would last <lb/>
for years. He could not prop- <lb/>
answered, because nobody <lb/>
cared to get up and say things <lb/>
they knew to be true that would <lb/>
be constructed by Spain and <lb/>
Europe as meaning that there was <lb/>
a division of sentiment among <lb/>
Americans us to this war. The <lb/>
same feeling has prevented public <lb/>
of the remarkable <lb/>
of in which the War <lb/>
Department was to he when <lb/>
Mr. finally gave up his <lb/>
jack hope of securing the <lb/>
freedom of Cuba through peace- <lb/>
negotiations. The people do <lb/>
not want a war, and do not <lb/>
believe that there n any occasion <lb/>
for one. Fitz Lee, who is good <lb/>
military authority, and who has <lb/>
been over tho ground, <lb/>
has said that with men and <lb/>
the cc-operation cf the navy Ha- <lb/>
be in <lb/>
That many troops, three-fourths <lb/>
of regulars, could be land- <lb/>
ed in Cuba in hours after an <lb/>
order was issued, and the navy is <lb/>
already there. But there is no <lb/>
order. Instead, is a <lb/>
lot of talk about the necessity of <lb/>
the 1- volunteers called <lb/>
remaining several months in <lb/>
camps of instruction, and of the <lb/>
probability of Spaniards being <lb/>
allowed to remain in Cuba until <lb/>
fall, unless tho insurgent army <lb/>
can drive them or tho block- <lb/>
starves them out- Mr. <lb/>
calls this a war for human- <lb/>
but a continuation of the <lb/>
blockade of Cuban ports without <lb/>
c them will result in <lb/>
as many women and <lb/>
children to death as Butcher <lb/>
policy did. The Span- <lb/>
army in Cuba isn't suffering <lb/>
for prepared for the <lb/>
non-combatants <lb/>
are <lb/>
Under the law for the <lb/>
of regular army, which <lb/>
went into effect this week, the <lb/>
total will at once up to <lb/>
won men, and the war-pay of <lb/>
privates <lb/>
will increased per <lb/>
owl. <lb/>
ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS. <lb/>
Made by Orange Va. Observer <lb/>
The the best bark is th <lb/>
Virtue is the and vice the <lb/>
deformity the soul. <lb/>
The latest Senatorial <lb/>
are a <lb/>
Walking with baby <lb/>
is the true circle. <lb/>
A Bee often meets with reverses, <lb/>
but as a rule he is successful in <lb/>
end. <lb/>
The figures on wall paper that <lb/>
Intel the most attention are the prices. <lb/>
The good some men do is <lb/>
the is not <lb/>
crowded. <lb/>
The wages of sin arc <lb/>
high, but their altitude does not extend <lb/>
towards heaven. <lb/>
Its about time for the man <lb/>
lo buy a lawn mower for and <lb/>
more lawn his wife. <lb/>
It looks as though the backbone <lb/>
winter was broken, hut a little bustle <lb/>
the north may spring it back <lb/>
again <lb/>
It is vastly easier the hi ad <lb/>
of one cf your enemies Ii an lo break <lb/>
the hack of one own bad hub- <lb/>
its. <lb/>
The feeling of has <lb/>
lifted many a man up when never he- <lb/>
lore has he there was any <lb/>
demand for his manhood. <lb/>
Now the organ-grinder <lb/>
Ills on his back, comes of <lb/>
spring a sad <lb/>
him clear the track. <lb/>
He whom you find at your side <lb/>
hen you come out from the <lb/>
some sin, count a friend. He who <lb/>
comes to you treat well, hut <lb/>
a stranger. <lb/>
right and we sell them right and treat you O. E <lb/>
J. B WHITE. <lb/>
J L. SUGG <lb/>
Firs ant <lb/>
GREENVILLE, N. C <lb/>
Represents Only First Class Companies. <lb/>
WAR PERMITS. <lb/>
has been decided by the Company that if war should be <lb/>
declared, free permits lo enter the United States Military or Naval <lb/>
service will be granted on application to all persons now insured <lb/>
with us whore policy contracts require the same. This will <lb/>
P i -in-i on present form, are not yet two years old, <lb/>
as v, as old policies not containing the two limitation; <lb/>
but permits this nature will not be granted under policies not yet <lb/>
two yearn old, unless war -hall actually he and the <lb/>
parties ate about to enter the service. It has not vet been <lb/>
what action will be if war should be declared and parties then <lb/>
desire to with up and enter the the United States <lb/>
EDWARD L- DOBBINS, <lb/>
You will see from the ab action of the Company that the <lb/>
Benefit still is always pursuing the most <lb/>
liberal and course towards its policy-holders. We do not make <lb/>
any flourish of trumpets when we show a spirit of liberality, <lb/>
it is natural expected that Mutual Benefit will always be <lb/>
patriotic and do right thing. war is not declared, the <lb/>
permits will not be granted, as it will not be necessary, and the. <lb/>
Company desires to avoid that and trouble. In case war is <lb/>
declared, one of our policy-holders will be protected. <lb/>
Veins truly, <lb/>
J. L SUGG and L. C Agent, <lb/>
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tolerated in The king <lb/>
announces at an editor el <lb/>
in lo <lb/>
dead Chinese rulers omitted to <lb/>
give their full has had his <lb/>
punishment commuted being <lb/>
slowly sliced to pieces to simple <lb/>
Those Dreadful Sores <lb/>
They Continued to Spread In Spite <lb/>
of Treatment but Now They are <lb/>
Healed A Wonderful Work. <lb/>
many I ban Urn o <lb/>
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My fool and limb <lb/>
I up <lb/>
Mood of <lb/>
limb. I hit my <lb/>
foot object broke <lb/>
out which lo <lb/>
exceedingly painful. I concluded <lb/>
in blood purifier bruin taking <lb/>
Ill a churl time <lb/>
which bud caused <lb/>
mo much lo hill. <lb/>
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in. In a short lime my limb was <lb/>
completely healed and t he NM gave mo <lb/>
no more pain. cannot be too thankful <lb/>
for wonderful work Hood's <lb/>
rills, has for Mas, A. E. <lb/>
Vermont. <lb/>
Is Hie best-In tart Blood <lb/>
Dry<lb/>
-anti the celebrated <lb/>
, Hats <lb/>
Eagle Brand Fine Shoes <lb/>
Call and sec are invited to inspect <lb/>
my stock learn the low prices. <lb/>
S. T. WHITE. <lb/>
We are now taking orders for <lb/>
Tobacco Flues <lb/>
Flues ready tor delivery no <lb/>
We do all kinds of Bicycles <lb/>
repaired promptly. <lb/>
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Hood's <lb/>
food's Pills v <lb/>
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In order to make a <lb/>
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of at Factory <lb/>
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take nil of this sale <lb/>
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Heavy and Fancy <lb/>
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and sold. A trial will con e <lb/>
on. <lb/>
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COLLARS <lb/>
A General, Horse <lb/>
nice <lb/>
, Groceries. <lb/>
I can now be found in <lb/>
the brick store for- <lb/>
occupied <lb/>
by Brown, <lb/>
to see <lb/>
met <lb/>
A Winner <lb/>
All the world loves a winner-you'll <lb/>
be classed as such, if you wear Clothes that are <lb/>
cut right-made right- <lb/>
Good judgment-Good <lb/>
Taste-tells you to buy good clothes-becoming <lb/>
clothes--they cost no more than the ordinary <lb/>
buy Sack Suits-Single and Double Breasted <lb/>
The best of Everything <lb/>
Clothing, Hats, <lb/>
Furnishings. <lb/>
at the lowest prices. <lb/>
Frank Wilson <lb/>
i in-. I ii listed ill the <lb/>
Force. <lb/>
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U. went to Mount <lb/>
today. <lb/>
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A. M. Moore is hi <lb/>
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K. B. Thursday <lb/>
from Mount. <lb/>
H. K. lei <lb/>
lo visit relatives wt Walking <lb/>
Mr-. Kali of <lb/>
rived Thursday veiling to visit friends <lb/>
at Hotel <lb/>
Miss of <lb/>
up lo visit the <lb/>
cf H. Harding. <lb/>
S. M. Ft <lb/>
turned from a <lb/>
to her in Mount. <lb/>
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Mrs. A. D. and child <lb/>
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Is Greenville going lo A <lb/>
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bad lo rough it last while those <lb/>
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these digging. <lb/>
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Harris to write its songs. He <lb/>
used lo turn tome fine <lb/>
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has been declared the <lb/>
Use the bare ceased <lb/>
and spout as much as before. <lb/>
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call will amount The <lb/>
TOn bulletin board can muster a com- <lb/>
any time. One yell <lb/>
brings the crowd, <lb/>
Oyster season at an end. <lb/>
Mr. W. B. Parker has mored <lb/>
bis new home in <lb/>
beat March in the <lb/>
weather. May go ahead of both <lb/>
are at w placing the <lb/>
and in the Star <lb/>
in readiness Pearson <lb/>
meeting. <lb/>
S. O. Mason, a colored man who <lb/>
lived in Greenville, is getting <lb/>
a colored military com- <lb/>
in <lb/>
is considerable talk <lb/>
a homo guard or <lb/>
union home protection <lb/>
be organized, not only <lb/>
town, but In every neighborhood in <lb/>
the county. <lb/>
M-i i run i, 30- <lb/>
he year is one third gone- <lb/>
Fresh Grass Butter at S to. <lb/>
Porter Johnson, a colored man <lb/>
Ibis died at the insane <lb/>
asylum at Goldsboro. <lb/>
The Hill Standard <lb/>
put la ill own and is now printed <lb/>
home. Th change greatly improves <lb/>
the paper. <lb/>
W. H. Harrington went lo <lb/>
last night mis <lb/>
mi <lb/>
Prof. F. <lb/>
passed n the road last <lb/>
Ayden. <lb/>
E. came over <lb/>
C T. Bailey has been this morning and will <lb/>
postmaster at , <lb/>
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., . J. two <lb/>
be in this Mate. . ,. . <lb/>
Miry Ibis morning to <lb/>
got the prise and the M <lb/>
troops will <lb/>
A lady, Miss Maggi String- <lb/>
field, plays the cornet In the <lb/>
dist church choir at <lb/>
The railroad agent at Aberdeen has <lb/>
been discharged giving out <lb/>
concerning the <lb/>
troops and news relating to the War <lb/>
Department passing over the wires. <lb/>
We heard a man who reading <lb/>
Collector Sheppard's list special <lb/>
taxes if a chiropodist was a bird <lb/>
catcher. He was told that it's the bird <lb/>
that catches corn. <lb/>
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A hoy an upper set of <lb/>
teeth, Ii u plate five <lb/>
on mill II at Bk- <lb/>
i saying the owner <lb/>
pay tot ID given the <lb/>
find or I he editor keep <lb/>
Heed if <lb/>
there is an patch <lb/>
him come <lb/>
high winds for the day or <lb/>
covered the streets branches <lb/>
trees. <lb/>
Bear <lb/>
There were more complaints from <lb/>
subscribers not getting <lb/>
run Wednesday evening than we have <lb/>
heard in a long time. The storm dis- <lb/>
th wires delayed us <lb/>
it our dispatches and the <lb/>
was correspondingly late. this <lb/>
the weather was very and car- <lb/>
had a rough lime making <lb/>
rounds, in some instances the <lb/>
papers Were laid on porches and <lb/>
the wind blew away. We <lb/>
every subscriber to have his <lb/>
promptly and hope will not <lb/>
carriers try lo be <lb/>
and punctual. <lb/>
Corn <lb/>
responds readily to proper fer- <lb/>
Larger crops, fuller cars and <lb/>
larger grain are sure to result <lb/>
from a liberal use of <lb/>
containing at least J actual <lb/>
Potash <lb/>
Our books are free to farmers, <lb/>
i KALI WORKS, <lb/>
n Kama Si., YB. <lb/>
in United <lb/>
Cant J. T. Smith, of the Pitt <lb/>
the <lb/>
Col. W. ii. Saturday that his <lb/>
company is ti go anywhere de- <lb/>
Neck <lb/>
Hilliard quotes us wrong in <lb/>
the above. <lb/>
reported Smith us <lb/>
that bis company ready to go <lb/>
anywhere in the United <lb/>
We Liar that some lite <lb/>
boys trying lo hire <lb/>
One is lo he <lb/>
this <lb/>
Just <lb/>
when soldier boys g lo their <lb/>
good-bye Sunday Bight, They <lb/>
be fishing you bet. <lb/>
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tin t tor Com- <lb/>
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read hi, on street. <lb/>
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Bailer look on Dew inspiration <lb/>
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and seine of these present said it was <lb/>
in honor. <lb/>
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Charles id b i <lb/>
II- Ii. i Ly a <lb/>
drew the w I- i <lb/>
well by another colored man in <lb/>
month with a II. i <lb/>
who ought be . pl <lb/>
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bis inter in . bate i re- <lb/>
la use Mr. S. T. . and th- <lb/>
name I <lb/>
in Coward, Brown . Co, B <lb/>
tree will continue i <lb/>
tobacco market and will be <lb/>
Has a magnificent combination the <lb/>
people. A popular line the latest <lb/>
spring attractions. An unlimited variety <lb/>
in every department store. The <lb/>
termination and ability <lb/>
to make the best prices. <lb/>
We are offering these <lb/>
inducements with the <lb/>
be t and handsomest <lb/>
goods you ever <lb/>
-aw. Qualities as you <lb/>
them. Styles and <lb/>
fashions the latest As- <lb/>
complete, and <lb/>
all right prices. <lb/>
to see o r splendid <lb/>
lake <lb/>
inducement <lb/>
offered in Goods <lb/>
and Clothing, Notions, <lb/>
Goods, etc. <lb/>
Honest merit. <lb/>
fix <lb/>
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Bra Latham, Iron near <lb/>
is visiting White- <lb/>
Vina Little returned home <lb/>
Monday visiting relatives near <lb/>
Mrs. J. K. Dines and little son, <lb/>
Gorden, who been <lb/>
her Mr, and Mrs. W. If. <lb/>
Williams, here, left Wednesday <lb/>
U to visit relatives near Goldsboro. <lb/>
W. H. Esq., on the <lb/>
united J. J. Taylor and Miss <lb/>
Emma James in matrimony the <lb/>
home the bride's father, <lb/>
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went that was <lb/>
be ft Si K.-q. Williams. That u <lb/>
runaway had arrived, lo <lb/>
married and a crowd was on <lb/>
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W. M. and Miss <lb/>
in The <lb/>
same old story, the old folks <lb/>
match and the young people took <lb/>
the in their own hands. Alter <lb/>
the ceremony the and groom <lb/>
went on their way rejoicing. May <lb/>
they never have any to regret <lb/>
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do something that will result in tho de- <lb/>
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valuable time and many opportunities <lb/>
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noon <lb/>
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1-. Blow, chairman the ward <lb/>
who was chosen eh <lb/>
A. I- J. L. and <lb/>
Henry in <lb/>
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A. L. was re-elected chairman <lb/>
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Alex. I. <lb/>
Jam Sc. <lb/>
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II. ward ex <lb/>
I. I, Moore <lb/>
chairman And <lb/>
S. T. Hooker and W. L. Brown <lb/>
were phi ed in nomination Council. <lb/>
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continued lorn to make it more <lb/>
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all goods are also <lb/>
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nave <lb/>
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The Reflector Book Store <lb/>
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also a beautiful line of earl Handle Gold Pea <lb/>
You will be astonished when you see them and <lb/>
cheap are. <lb/>
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politicians of <lb/>
all parties who are playing the <lb/>
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quickly left the steamboat, got into graham <lb/>
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coal and wood, tire Eat meat, drink milk <lb/>
take us long to from the and practice bending backward, f r- <lb/>
jolting and swaying of j ward and ways every day. At <lb/>
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from our to hold on and <lb/>
keep ourselves from being thrown <lb/>
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at tho some time informed Mr. <lb/>
Crocker that it would ho extremely has youth <lb/>
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night rob about a of <lb/>
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remonstrances, never moved a mus- <lb/>
and stood at tho lever until we <lb/>
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around ii- house, unless they are <lb/>
snug the width, and be careful <lb/>
corns. These are never necessary <lb/>
while the chiropodist exists. <lb/>
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face with the Juice of preserved <lb/>
in the winter in <lb/>
were all scared out of our wits, and summer rub ripe, berry the <lb/>
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like a huge wild beast enveloped in For I Smooth, White With- <lb/>
a cloud of escaping steam, reached j out the <lb/>
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points along the mountain Do not go under for them if you <lb/>
even tho drivers afraid to obey I want them compounded of line <lb/>
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sachet hags and slip <lb/>
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will, if good at lust, keep their scent <lb/>
for a year or more. Fold tho bodices <lb/>
Charles Crocker presented in the of the scented gowns and lay them <lb/>
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