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SEE THAT v What Is It It is a picture celebrated -3 PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS Best in use The outfit no business man is complete without one. The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment Fountain Pens also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you see them and earn how very cheap are. You may never But should you ever ME Want Job Printing Come to see us.- Do You Suffer from Cancer If so Read This. I t tori la have tried all I.-, any in this at try. went lo Atlanta and put treatment a doctor gnat reputation. I tried treatments it presented, with but little if any It under en in a small lump larger a pea and it started eating until it has now eaten sway OM t eyes, one my ears is gone and OM side toy lace. I became by the tr. all miner doctors and de- to try blood medicines. inert all the Hood medicines any repute in country, but little benefit. Accidentally, or say, providentially. Mr-. Joe prated by last r came in me asked Be to I stash. was altogether and in bad health every . aM given up to die. thought that would One wore her lieu did u nil- iv I took did lie re good limit a y ever in building up at bad at and it re- all in a short to use it six and continued lo Improve all lbs tune. It did mi mole got d all tin- blood medicines I ever mod. ed tin M a mm- is I have It'll it lite year ago I It would nil. believe I would aces in grave lung ago I had not been MR. Joe J It and the ease r, and gives good, slop. I appetite and Weakened down. It me appetite a d i would urge upon any one who bus the h id lo begin to mi Mr.-. Person's and Wash at believe any it it only Liken it gets deep bold. Don't lay it. H Inn anyone Joe and are buying a humbug. it is all mat i tor believe ii anyone will see I'm tor six n will kill tin taste tor I b line bare been a moderate in my nine, but taking the I have all taste and is repulsive to me now. . Lit N. If L. A, t The And New . t this war broke oat we opportunity to end it quickly. r . to know by the If a an . . ., , , , . , ,, . these two castles sum bad been followed up the destruction of the Havana j by the st of by the capture of I is. a radio at and one at Juan. I are mm tor Job Printing Anything from X s IX m a a Tile i 1.11 In fitted . loom, I . b is i.- i ;. tin tin kitchen. One day on native the land north n the having sat down to wait waiter ID lug tube, in n abort t Bandy wan very tiling- be had ordered up, from the bowel if the With a horrified yell be bounded up. for the limn 1111.1 exclaim DO II get Me what dill's had the or by other operation of the kind, there would have been an immediate end to the war. Spa in was already on the bunk of a revolution. It needed only one or two morn decisive to end the war as Napoleons wars were ended- But our of are BOt Napoleonic. They pottered and wasted till the great opportunity is lost. They unwittingly the of the j Instead of cur naval engine f to. at v. v .- 1.1 they have kept about the mm in of an elusive fleet whose sole purpose was to avoid battle and to restrain our . everything like by ingenious man- The is now have a. ; on DOT we might have made of thirty days. given time to stretch telegraph wires till C we have thus multiplied his power to troops and resist our lauding. We shall the of course. the cost of its doing, both in money and in brave men's lives, will very greatly increased cause of strategy direction of military operations. W even now make in end not turn I and the military people loose and them said bad general is better than o good one had general under to cap- Cuba would do more than any board of strategy bent Upon making the most peaceful make an i u breaking said And the we proceed to break eggs the fewer eggs shall we have to break- -New York word Mono Means promontory, says Journal, these castles are so named because they arc perched upon in the two cities The has frequently spelled Moro is gem-rally to but interpretation incorrect There is a plateau in Vex- is MM called Mono- and its vertical sides which were cut by H Smith Dozier, U Williams. Al- It J Little B It J L fountain. B Williams Alternates. K J Little. Fred Phil- lip, J H Smith. -Delegates. J T Lewie, I W Parker, W M Lane Alter- T M L A Barrett May, f M Davis T L Alternates. A J Tyson, B M Lewis, K . W II J L L I Moore. Paul Harrington, O Li O W W B T W King, early Spanish invaders that Harvey Allen. Alternates. W S Brooks, K L Dudley. J T Smith. C A Tucker, W U A W U Smith, L F J O castle, wax one of the fa in the world, but it is out of date now, and when the guns of our turn louse on it it will fall short order. There are several in the of Havana much .- able the famous old c with its infamous history. Deserves This ill has nothing more tender than a pious All an;, or can be, I eve lo toy an Lincoln. Disguise our bondage a we will- worn to rules us sill. Moore. is the Mentor. Heaven will be no heaven I do not meet my wile there drew An Even in darkest In id earthly ill, woman's food glows. Sand. No man can either live piously die righteous w a PITT DELEGATES To and Con It Wits i Trick lick The Daily Gives the home news afternoon the smell price of cents a month. Are you a sub- scriber H yon ought to be. Now. funny bow marriage a said day. i Before was of May would him, so he ii- to any. l late and . la i. i the night , hint ii DIRECTORY. he Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. only a year. contains the news every week, and gives to the farmers, es- those growing- tobacco, that is worth many times more the subscription price. and evening. Prayer I evening. A Sunday A. M. I. fourth and evening, buy ant Sunday A A. M. W. K. Sun- day, and evening. Prayer evening, Kev. N. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday than a. M. a b. Ellington, and even J, B. Morton, Patter. Hominy school A M. E. B. lent a. F. A. Lodge No first and third even log. J- M. W. II. I. I. Moore, an. I. O. O- Lodge No. every Tuesday V. N. O. I,. II. Sec. K. River Lodge No. M, ii. v evening. II, W. C. C. A. B. K. K. and S. R. A. No. meets every Thursday evening. W. h. Wilson, it. Coleman and Hall. both colored. to have come from were ed by the police on of a white man formerly at that they out of His that I 1.1 with a mull lock to bet that he could not unlock it k it a few minutes John I lull up and look d at lock again and to bet that could not it. man that be could be had persisted bis for a bet the money stated. To ho that be work i walked with hie live dollars. The case reported to the police both in and Hall were re- ii- and up to await it In am . Mayor The la The was not Star. Dam T- J W Smith. J L Smith, S V r- A IS Walker, G T Tyson. Alternates. S J Alternate, W H Hives. T A Alternate. J Beth S M C M Blount, D A Alternates, W J James, J II S who J W J II S -M B W James, J S Brown, J T W Q Little. W W Thomas. S A W James L Alternates. L A Mooring, D W Bailey, B D W H Williams, W B Jr., W A James, H N Gray. Alternates, H O Nobles, T House. A B J B J J Elks, J B Jno L A Arnold, M J -u. J J Laughinghouse. Alternate.- W K Galloway Fred Dixon, J L Cox W t; J A K Tucker, It Stokes. W A Stokes. No Need Apply ii like and it with mm mere el. I in. an tin ii A prominent Inn- a leading m-r- . limit i HUH lo in- r which u being m along i A days age Ike n the north e at any we nil II tin. mark t anything hut I Journal. Congressional Delegate, U T King, M G It W King, V James, W B James, W H Rags- dale. W H Smith, H V Keel. Frank B W A L Blow. S T E Dudley. W J Clark. E B L Little, E B Dudley. W Harrington, J B White, W Fleming, C J It It Flem- B E J it M T W G J B Little- Alternates, W T Mason, W Andrews- Judicial Delegates, S It Corey, H J Williams, J II Kilpatrick- Alternates. J Moore, f M J A Congressional A I L B A Gardner. H M C Smith, J T William, Job Notice. Having beta appointed the late . all ate hereby to all against, the estate the . ltd Jesse Adams pay on or or this will h plea I m bar of their recovery. All indebted to the -aid are W make the day of March. K. JACKSON, s. J B Galloway, J J Elks, Harvey Dix- on, W L Clark. J A Porter, Smith, J Bryan Grimes, J J W Venters, Robt C Can- non, J F Stocks. Edward, John Back W W Tucker, J O Proctor A L J T Smith, B T Cox. J U Hardy John May E tin A G Cox Alternates. U Allen, CK U H Ivor, George M Jackson, A It II M i W J Tripp. E G Cox. W I- Hart, J U C J Sam- John Spier, . Cannon. J T Hart, M J Jack- eon. C Patrick, C K Hooks. Cable Cannon, It H M Branch. I Pills Cure Liver ills. Save Your Money. lite box of Fills will save dollars in will surely cure all f the stomach, liver or bowel Jo Reckless or tick headache, dyspepsia, constipation mess, a million people endorse Liver PILLS Administrators N By virtue an order of Pitt the the ofT K will on May, the Home door in to the In II- r the parcel land. One hit the town of I. i no U. V. II. acre, or in i- of a en-I i. CANNON, A of T F. 1-th. Moor. UNDERTAKER EMBALMERS. We t received a tie hoarse line of Co Una and in wood, lie and ever a prepared to to i in it form. Personal attention given to funerals and bodies to our will every mark of Our are tower man eve- not want monopoly court co We can be found any and John , bail line BOB C X Dealer la Fork Sis, Farmers tutu y- -tr will It to to our prices before Our stock U branches. Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest market price, as buy direct from A stock of IS bind and suit rime-. Our all and sold Sit therefore, rise to run sell at a M. and In all Pm- lime i i or pa; or n-l. of 2- palest A U, urn M HOM it; U. b. v. j C. t CO N. --------DEALER NOTICE. Suite Ni the Sun- County, I Court. J. II. and Sarah Cox, C. A. Blount. H, b. E. Y. Blount.; E. J. and E. Y. Blount. who arc In the above take notice that a Special entitled at above, has been in tho Superior Court of before the Clerk, for the partition real estate In the county of Pitt In which the and defendants are The --i I K. J. Blount and K. Y. will further take notice they are to appear at the office of the said clerk tho Superior Court of on Friday the of May. In Greenville. and or demur to the and complaint In action, or plaintiffs wilt a- Court relief ed therein. Given under ray hand, this Hie 20th -ii.-. of April left. E. A. Superior County. MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. CHARD Whichard, N. C The Stock complete in every department prices low as the low eat. Highest prices paid for country produce. TWICE WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN TERMS per. Year in Advance. VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. JUNE, HOURS d You Sloop In an Air That Cur-.- . . . Catarrh, Lang Trouble. THE PILLOW INHALE It rap r nil the body it I. lit,, I .,,, . a I air I., I Till KNOWN vi L it in, M after alt tier Send Ire- I be in it. I in. paper. ., or 1400 p. q Ai. Made by Hit Orange t a, Obs la the feminine gender o libel. The Vet per U s host himself. The more foal check u i he hater he Our thoughts leave in . on our He who never umpired a e ball game. An la t will power. The beat thing in new straw are level The punctual is the moat come belle. are the you g o between the The last man will he a you know. Like the a voice at U, The bald eagle only bird having a wife. The Northern now a Southern town without a shot. It much to hag a m women, hut then it isn't near nice. It trying to be but who cures, long can bate charged. The s teacher ares all I hut is going on in school is because the has so many in her Cards W. M. Bond. poND N. C. In all D. N. C, N. C CAM A N. C in all the it D. L. James, over J. Cobb H. Small, w, II. Long, w N. C. V. C, Attorneys and Counselor at Law V N. C. In all the W. It. Ki W. RODMAN A N. C. a AI. ARTIST Only In town e r -e l- several up in lib hip of hut But administration Ins thrown upon b own la belief by to Cuba, St. niters o men to Col-a its at K y charter, an Ilka day, and lo bark hours no order been River, bad c staled invasion of would it certain whore it could not it la on I ho inside of Santiago r and is the it could not But i it there Tho man can answer more the ad outfit. boors, nobody seems to spout two dais month another last week, that Ibo Bit inn. Tint in why be has not gone to lime to be believes, from -ii he baa re- from and fleet is inside of tho at Santiago, before month of which is now watching. He has been to find out to a certainty. Two more ex-con- federates commissions by Mr. ex Senator of Caro- and ex-C and ex-governor of Alabama, Brigadier and it is at War De- that several mote will be honored Ibis week. in a speech in favor of coining of silver lion owned by tie government and of issuing greenbacks bonds, Sacrifices be in this war. m. n have been taken tin trial the , and are engaged in dos- War U waste. War less and All people should bear Ho bur- dens alike. must be made, we cannot or prevent the losses the by an Ibo calling of proposed of lion In it a a fake on tho very face of Senator said; golden opportunity of the bankers and tho bond holders baa come, now they rush in for order that they may single gold on the try. We want war carried for we believe it to be a and just war. We .-01110 re for having forced war tho country. But we are patriotic. We ate not demanding of the bimetallic hot asking instead of bonds. I shall vote any bill a provision for bulling Senator said bis speech on to coin my Judgment it would would be to attempt lo For polled satisfaction value Cur i-i wiled with newest of new styles, w it la ed rare as to git id sty es. eon for people. A large variety latest g in ever in-ill ail the as yo like latest, nine I complete ail right nil see our splendid and take a I. of the hi o Dry Dress Trimmings. Laces, Edging, Notions, of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Shoes and s in black tan U At the ladies, men, girls and boys. We ell , sold m e our town Is what our Bay A beautiful hue of in white, and in all Poet ct Knives, and war runt. line of Lace Curtains, Curtain Swiss, Poles in white and colors, Window Shades in all and seven ft and lings, Matting. Oil Cloths, Mats in rubber, steel and cocoa, Crockery, Lamps. Hall Lamps, Library Lamps, Lanterns, sec our Automatic Oil Can, fills your lamp and does not run it over On our yon will find a large assortment FURNITURE Be I Boom In Solid Oak, ranting In pi ice from . all Bedstead, Wardrobes, Children's Cribs and of all Commodes, Dining rabies, Kitchen c Tin Hall Racks, Ac. No question about these p about being Como to us your a d y will come out We guarantee profit and to i m as our will prove a saving to the . . . 11- to style Yours mutual , f. B m. country bas navy to a we ought t out in a limo peace. I have been 1- voted for even when of its candidates did not quite meet my approval. Bat in a crisis like Ibis I do not know my I only the of my country. Knowing sharp is tho political noon Ibis I vote for It at this lime, no bow just it may in Ibo proposition standing alone supported the to issue I to war bad ever been ed without an of bonds, and be relieved that if the bill to provide for an of bonds, Mr would law 1875, as Mr. laud did. women Now York have resolved lo abstain from buying Pans Now York all over tho should this example refrain from in Ame owners so as to reside path lo the front Europe- In the The grade in is rear admiral rank vice admiral iii bestowed upon David O. On July the v. given on day Porter was vine did 1870, ard Vie Admiral fort lbs death Admiral Porter in 1891, rank admiral vice admiral leaving the . real the in tin- navy. Ii is highly probable that both the grades will be daring T at the the war and that the rear will be la proper la who shall displayed skin -s exultant cf can people the over It it sale say that they will regard dis- which may be lei red upon Admiral I .;. us hill. i Matt Wail an- war to oner balm we can .- honors won. ROLL OF PITT I'll Row a Company A N. . tad N May j- , Iii 1.1 I of 1-1 as It stands mat he Adopted. Th ii,. Lu . n V c. n this, -v -ii. her approve, endorse tin a ., National and Mint platform and pledge rm exp-e ed. . I if . is ., ,, r. n the cm ; f F ,. r, r. proper of the II t u. , ,,,,,;, s, , ad and i- In sun- wrong, favor methods to it. tho defeat Teller Nation- bonds payable in silver an wall and it for its mini of more fastening the single our avowed hostility to unlimited TS I . lab J id, 2nd. II Greet vi lie. J V Johnston. J M A P 1.- . U Ox- t Oxford. Quarter Master, W u. t. H II lad. H 3rd. S Moore. i h. J II b B L ville. Wagoner, J M Musicians. H A Blow, A Beck, M i J P Arthur Rods n. Pa. Albert for its VI p Jones, free at R II V Lane, silver, at well gold, at ratio W P to at full legal tender P., John Q A May tied. Pa., Max Q M F E J Browning, income Moray Falls j tho We party for is lo Issue at this lime, and we the tax lull tho House of t and .-- and Vexations, we b. Hoax What the matter with No; baa trying to shake it off. J H Greenville; W L B B ; K V U E mil, W Willis U H B U Flat II W Q. b.-t Edward Greene. U T V Harris, V J ll lick-. J II Char- B Greenville Mt; J A ii L B B L Meadows, H Miller. Falkland L F W M Li Perry, Liberty; W F J Buy, W A Bay. Va; A II F Stabler, Marshall; J U Ii J Marshall; M B The only ones Pill lo pass n were 3rd Sergeant W. K. end Private K. S. Marrow, though bum c . tailed. Ons any red pi, We are Co. A. fad N. Vol. second regiment was n in this rooming. All the a Pi be- ID tin; were to our company lo ii out. have lender mi as el Battery Tell Jim White to call meeting to el as Uncle ho oh r fey- I would telegraphed u an w ii- in, as promised, hut h- are troubling r vi- mini. The -ton I i- to one w t per day bat not la led to y I yet. While above Was written Sat- it not u Moil- day, and tin pi say that In tho lo position in lbs drew lion being later than Sgt. hater wt on some that la ML Instead ft he W out lib this I'll keep it. Tiny may not see m other complete our puny a. it mid in may b an t read this list. 0-.-- . , I f t II I ore Suit, R to your . fl Una Write . e VT fowl, a l SON, MO. MD. Treasury inane ; fall I Slates Tr. n urn .-. i- nine th war with and t supply deficit he bill While we war Spain, we pledge oar earnest sup- to in all to a son and hi We ex- of the pies ml It We dent once of H two Leg c i towns in State have been turned r i d at laws will lo properly end of town in the We of committee to white and pledge 0111- it restored to power, in such legislation as will make this nil legislation be law end bus,, tho an par v ca Hi ignorant, mil nor- o oppose removal by suit or from and favor legislation ti it. We favor fair and just election laws, favor a of people, to people for In esp of decency in constant of favor fin- of giving c lo D National man. lion James K. Jones, and o committee. admire and iii hi- great and gal- fight made by Hon William I. tho last National campaign for of cur party and tho principles of cur platform. call ti . and honorable administration the of r Slate for twenty years lo Ibo present and promise people R return of v honest, and honorable it. r We believer in honor, and every of n-on very of and anon every advocate of the income lay, and opponent of tariff taxation, every of of and opponent of tingle gold and presort issue of bonds, threatened by tho party, up on every opponent of government by in- junction, and advocate of I ho of S ate courts ever cases arising in t a doing therein, upon every act good a of I'm of and tho prevailing con lo null with us our contest h ; a- our principles, aid in redeem- Nation from the dutches greed and State from tho scandal now Two Ways of Looking at Tl it a inly Hint morn of as can- not the twofold way of looking W. e Jane Ladles Home Journal. There would n if did. and broader and fuller ; . i w of living unless Ibis And that it be admits of no a of school- ourselves to generally what not happen lobe to oar If for we prefer bravo M a color there no or, why I Hie of any one who to wear , green. vast majority of us lie d is to more stem, to i ml, i white men t f the tin- extension and n into m order to ascertain, establish d snob as lair to people to the transportation e . I. favor t of snob will to Investments within our State, and same shall be protected. a of to in tastes of do sot please our own pun all aw the same plays, wore the same color, this would exceedingly uninteresting world. We cannot see all things in the lama way. can come near to lice trim respect by a I fold view of things while till retaining our strong ml Siloing rood or ft v does nit it v a weak most in world , those who assort their forces of the country in the , ,,,, ., Q and M , v ,, ., . all voters, tho hand, the to past to, ,.;,,,,. ,, ,, , porting our ,, . candidates of

REFLECTOR Greenville. N. C. S. I Editor Entered t Hie pout office at Greenville, N. 1898. two and murdered Hart- U year old The and taken to jail t a mob of e III the jail, look Ml the and lynched them, leaving the bodies hanging to the limb from which The c the crime. While lynching to deplored the no more than they deserved. THE WAR NEWS. Mill Santiago By H May point to a on by army. The is in-u and and iii barber, Mil--, may Hi- By to May Wisconsin regimen ill eating pie them by An thawed r soldiers and them camp. An Ration has been By Telegraph to Reflector New York, May British steamer arrived here Ibis morning, and reports seeing Via ran and Maria of the at Both s.-ls were in bad had foul bottom, the ere short of provisions and one sh were am Ml at Cur .- The captain took photographs the Spanish which lay close to Col. Speech. Upon being chairman of tie State convention at J. S Carr the Fellow steel yen I urn deeply sensible cf the very o me dis- friend, Hon. Clement Manly, the very worthy chairman of the Slate has conferred upon me in mo as chairman of this honor- able body. I em pleaded to serve the Democratic party in any capacity, tad my countrymen, bow I am to lead the van. when patriotic and Democrats such as me today to follow. How happy I am to stand even temporarily as the exponent of I he who has stood as a pillar f cloud by day and a pillar of fire by by best interests of North Caro- May, like white plums of Henry it of victory. Being as you are. fellow Demo- of the people combs as yon do, fresh from people, animated only with purposes and resolve, that promote best interest of all the people. I be- speak for the deliberations of this convention your wisest, patriotic and most patient eon- I nil now is the time for or personal lives, fortunes, welfares, and future of Carolinians are this therefore, be patriot.-, quiet yourselves like true met, and may the God of and right you with ability to dis barge your duty, Hy, In in i v and fearlessly. Whatever proposition with honor that will vouch- safe the return or harmony, pines;, peace and prosperity to dear distracted and dishonored North Carolina, that may be submitted to the deliberation; of this convention, standing four- upon tho great of Democracy, Heaven give you strength o to the the chips fall where they Might I the ear of tho Democratic be- yon to resolve this know no too within the Demo- fold. Be it your concern to give only to common Bury your enmities- despise and your differ- and forget your dislikes- Let nut strike D But strike your your Strike the green graves cf your For Carolina and Steamer By Telegraph to K-y Mar crews this miming brought in a caught day trying run cargo coal into Santiago. The Si. Pail made alter tiring shots. The ii ii ran for barter hut Paul and her. Cowboys Cone By Telegraph to San Antonio, Tex. May last DO . . . , led tor Tampa last mobbed tie I Bryan May Lose By to Lincoln, N. b. May J. the Colonelcy are growing smaller, Governor has ordered the recruiting the first and third regiments to lull Strength and men will probably be taken from by Bryan. Bryan's full regiment Will not under call. Si No American There By Cable to Iron Singapore positively denies story an American warship is cruising Treaty With France By Telegraph to Washington. reciprocity treaty France was signet day. its provisions I canned and h are into a per on duty. French brandy, works and other are here large reductions, Treaty in June lit. Blue and Cray Both By to so- . day cloudy and -vent e principal were held. Many were from Camp Alger a f. w milt All the were visaed and lull. Con. federate at were not Mm Expected By Telegraph to Washing n. May -1- ad this mom. will attack to- day and the is or at Manila By Cable to May ad- the Americans ire suffering losses from various dis- chiefly small pox the army how son the end attempts to Hie harbor will ha done until invades m troops have siege guns, pontoon and road building outfits. The transport leaving carried was joined at Ky by marines from Panther. leaves lama en he Ban- is intimated lb c If Ma cl ill be by a movement on ding thirty men Fatal Mistake. By Telegraph to Reflector. Si. Louis, May s wood, a traveling salesman, was tilled It a store here a solution cyanide think- be waler. By to June Dew- acknowledges him by Congress Is Manila victory. The President transmitted it to By Telegraph Mot. Neb., June Mississippi at noon. Buildings very and and arranged a to beautiful out Crowd large and enthusiastic. Attraction are model- led somewhat alter Chicago expo- such Midway, Villages Nations, Wild West, lie. sent a telegram and good wishes. Anxious To Go By Telegraph to Reflector, are packing to southward. Groat prevails and is many will go lo Tan-pa immediately, though exact is unknown, all being r All r. to the Successful to Ky West, May expedition by Florida was a with n large anus and am w-.-re safely landed in Cuba firing shot. The was eon- by the has here. lire By Telegraph to Reflector. Mo., May Five and a amber lings ware burnt Ion Pitt Rifles The lust company to be in to the second regiment of North Ciro volunteers was the Greenville company Col. the toys a nice highly compliment them far in holding on with such had their and become lull-ll ed Slates boys proposed cheers for Col. and rousing yells up from company for The boys had only forty-seven in n when they hit here and a these returned yet they have held on and until are now numbers o forces and ready to and credit county and town when an I opportunity is to meet enemy. Steamer Foundered. By Telegraph Reflector New May steamer Kingston arrived today Jamaica and reports having sighted a steamer ashore off Cape on the east end Cuba, pounding heavily. The steamer is probably the of the Boston Print Company on which vice President Captain of Cuban Republic is supposed b a was brick IV each one this day, our first and highest duty, shall be to North Carolina, that victory shall not fail the Demo party in this for the lack of any effort or on our part. Here, today, flinging away stab- New bards and swear upon tho naked Juno Pr,. will win fight j dent nominated Carolina, and the Dem- O, Danville, Troops Ordered to Reflector. n, May Miles h is ordered his special train for to- night direct to Tampa oops will leave were White yesterday. is ordered to begin en.- barking today. Six warships are ordered Tampa convey sol- and others will be Tin Gen. Miles will go on Ci Dry Socked By Reflector. New York, May disabled Columbia will dry docked this and repairs on the big hole in her side. It expected it will lake ten days to her fir sea. Negro Beats a Cavalryman By to Lexington, Ky, May a eel airy man named insulted wile a who caught and so bis is despaired of. Cavalrymen excitedly gathered at jail police station searching for the II they would make t work of Dim but Governor Brad and l persuaded them to return to camp. Restoring Wages. By Telegraph to Reflector. Ky, May ten per cent reduction t es die Nashville rail- way in 1893, will be July 1st. Peace Negotiation. to Reflector. Madrid. May in that no negotiations are on tool with any power for peace Spain and the United States lit hired the Maine low By Telegraph to Reflector. Key West, May SO was observed here. The graves victims lbs Maine and Winslow were h flowers by and naval party, or be borne from the field deed our shields. Va. S. B. V; Jones Hickory, Fleet ill By Telegraph Key West, May All is at Havana. are to business, and no ships pass. is well everything needful. Boston Crew Sick By Cable to Hong Kong, May I. that there is on the Boston caused by eating fish supposed lo be Dewey fired on the Spaniards reducing ons and work to be supped. Another Spy By Telegraph to Reflector. New Orleans. May e man attempted to run guards Sunday eight. He was shot and wounded pickets. man is in jail and is supposed lo be spy. His name Is refused the Invasion Ready Hy Telegraph to Reflector. May is tho objective point invading army Tampa. No of this by army naval Seen Lang says tiers IS no that Genera's fleet will be captured or destroyed soon II is impossible tor to escape and it depends upon Loved the Sweet Singer. By Telegraph to N. Y., a erase lever of near here yesterday ill hovel. a victim of a joke years ago an tho singer all over He all his and when he learned of the joke, lost his mind. Report By Telegraph to June noon the navy had ed nothing from Commodore Schley at but, reports arc still. M rs say report i's sneaking tut of the Sunday an I fleet are They say is understood here Schley is lo undertake the on of Sin without further orders, and so far as known, no such have teen sent. A-my news, greatly interested. h not lined lo I his bouts are . Attempted Attack Fleet. By Telegraph to Reflector. Washington, June has no official news Ibis last night's reports of Santiago forts. Navy officers the reports. say there may be a counter attack y to wake the Spaniards up return for a-i attempt two to attack Sunday night under the over dark- The do boats came out harlot- hut Texas discovered and fired upon and they scattered hack into shelter. SEVEN SPRINGS New Management. THE fine all Mineral by prominent and all who have used It. A positive cure for and Nervous Ion. cure tor and Stone In the Bladder. A peerless climate, right In the midst pines and and hills, . Seven . Boar I day 1.60. per week mouth Livery the best team lot driving G. F. SMITH, Prop. W. M. A all j to PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO. EDWARDS Proprietors. At the store Court Home,, Manufacturers and. dealers all kinds of VEHICLES Buggies a All kinds of done- We use skilled labor end material and are prepare to MONET TALKS money talks. We make it talk for us a Dy buying at inside prices, and we give our customers the advantage of it. We want to do business with you. We buy our right and we sell them right and treat you Dry Let the Smash Cine. Telegraph to Reflector. May today situation e member nothing lie done we from Schley. This taken In Indicate Schley has Is things Santiago. Measures in By Telegraph Washington, May The House penal a bill lo continue the hie saving stations on the Atlantic coast during June July as a war measure. In Senate in favor of Hawaiian annex- and President bi s I by country be to possession Hawaii as a military necessity. Troops Active By Telegraph to Ale., May corps is ready lo move. ate proceeding and it expected will embark. While is unknown is they ill to Sixty days I Id rations were ordered. By to Key West, Wat- son the of his that auxiliary Si. Paul, had captured the Spanish warship Alfonso XIII. to put seven- teen into the before they U her. Hill By lo V, the bill imposed by was op- by Bailey, of Texas, ha would never countenance have a House accept a in a my. bill. Loan Br to Reflector. June a decree the i internal a billion at per cent. By Telegraph to Reflector. Key st, June I The bout returned the Cuban blockade reports hat she the. tun Leyden blockaded the out on morning, shot taking good Only one shot came the shore. The hastily et rented, and the house demolished. Miles at By Telegraph to Reflector. Tampa, Jone Miles rived here this morning. The Censor to any in in to go out. Gen. Miles will the troops us soon as the necessary reports are made him. Spanish Account By Cable to Reflector. Madrid, Juno Senor Minister of Marin has received news that American u re at Santiago. on says that official describe how the squadron the at to fir- sixty shots. The replied, Spanish Cristobal Colon went to mouth of the harbor, and the American ships retiring. It says that one American cruiser was dis Chandler on By Telegraph to Bell Washington, June Ibo Senate Chandler mads a sharp attack on administration its failure lo push He charged the bi- commission was only sent nil lo satisfy silver men. II was severe on Secretary and dis gold convention, lie m as voled silver, ho didn't see any more in tho dollar than when it worth orris. The men greatly enjoyed Chandler's remarks. J. B WHITE Hats the celebrated Eagle Brand Fine Shoes Call and see them. All are invited my stock learn the low prices. S. T. WHITE. IV We are now taking orders for Tobacco Flues Flues ready tor delivery now We do all kinds of repairing. Bicycles promptly. S E GREENVILLE. N. C. D MARE IN---- Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES. J. R COREY SADDLES HARNESS COLLARS General Horse Millinery. Also a nice line of Groceries. kept on J now be found in hand- Country bough and sold, o a. A trial will w. the brick store for- occupied Brown. to see More Goods for Less or More Goods for the Same Money than any House. CLOTHING .-. In quality great Such elate At the prices we state. Patterns rare and in- tense, As bargains they're You invest good and sense. Take look at my styles, They came many miles They keep you in smiles No better clothes, Than this line we sup- pose. From ever arose. CLOTHING. FRANK WILSON. THE KING CLOTHIER, Frank HE R E F L TO R i to stoop in righting. Monday altar a taken of the going up and down Hits in- quiring for a policeman. Local Reflections. June. month. months the y S. i, Slip at cost it Beautiful new line and White Goods at Lang's. Fire Wednesdays five days this month. A phone has placed in W. . store, N. Tho train was away oB Monday night, cream, and all kinds of W. C. Minis. Many people are coming in lo attend of mined by Mon- day's storm continue lo in. County will meet in regular monthly next Monday commencement Carolina Christian College at Ayden is in rend of W K Parker, agent. Tax listing time with false swearing accompaniment with us more. Attention is called lo the of of personal properly by I riling A Harding. The town of baa a case of small pox. The was an boor and in pelting in night. The storm Monday gate Tin carriers rough line their During the storm day a colored boy Henry killed by lightning Only Two I-ailed W. K. Nichols and S. E. home Saturday from camp These failed lo pass physical before the examining being the only two from Pitt county who failed to pass. It must be said lo the credit of two that they to boys to the last and were to go to the For Pity Sake We had hoped in this age would never necessary print another article about people pull- flowers from the cemetery, at- being called the recent of an act we more speak about If Surely people who pull flowers from tho homo of dead must do so thoughtlessly, hi lo how even love for flowers, or the possessing can lead any one lo rob grave to gratify such pleasure. Header, it you have of such an act do not commit it Let your pride, the memory the your respect last of I lie do so. Ankle home to gel 0111- Mr.-. T. J. made a misstep and injured one so that she sutlers much difficulty and pain in gelling and all War. 1.1 The Pearson Meeting R. . Pea's n. hold a ten Lire. Th.- are held la Star warehouse A. M. and B . r. M. Tie building seated and well such u me III g, need -lay away from m it being able to l a stat. Mr. Pearson given f to work and held I east watt. His name is Country anti good he done is He does net believe ii any clap-trap or high his Meetings, but e and lo- king to lie Bible for of every lentil aid relying implicitly open th holy el apply e lo hearts hi.- hearers. Such tail to and we a great to lo his meeting Mr. Pearson I bit service lien- iii at o'clock, Iii being Iron SiM. His tea and be d that man nut by alone but by work, u w question How is d in sight licit is by asking again i- men lie em it is works God m and knowing all things, j us our white can us by our works, th l our Beery point in the ho lolly by tin giving a for every Ai night Mr Pearson's last ill and It He used in; c r- we sow we MALL reap; leaping is like the for we also reap ; d reaping is in excess lie as gather more than we sow. Under each these divisions need dear mil illustrations, bis p; n any Mr. Pearson me. tings on business methods, h at waiting body. Tim nice slain mil close friends ever during Hi balding just one the last few days. A sweet May of Kinston, spent here. Mrs. Raleigh. II. P. day- W. L left this morning for bis home in Graham. Mrs M. L. is quite sick her residence on Pitt Miss Lillian Penny Hill, is Mrs. D. S. Spain. W. returned Saturday evening T. J. evening from Will left this morning have bis treated. Miss Blow home In at J. mid family, Oxford who have been here home Mat 81st. M. K. went lo alter brief preliminary is asked is mutt I re -How can be Ii, g, I,., r, r areas d n length, making la lion is ; hon I, spirit. It ,. n a, Hi d tea m by giving 0- a regenerated wt are hi lo without we Bani see the without is God's way salvation, we must par- take r I His nature. Then are three things by we are means, Bad agent. The means is the Word, the is i- if e II st. It was a airmen through l through Mr. held the closest the huge . lien. by Hail and L. I. Moore hit his morning for It, Tyson morning I or Chin el Hill. K. K. Griffin returned even ling from a trip to Wilson. W. B. Wilson and j Monday evening from Plymouth. T. J. Jar-is Ibis aft. r- noon for Snow Hill appear in Mae referee eases Judge Shepherd. W. T. ahead and wile, Scot- land Keck, who have been visaing family f J. W. home this morning. Mrs. T. J. aid Mrs. J. B. Cherry r evening I Wilmington w lore bad been at- lending the King's L. C. has been n wear a broader and creeling his A sweet little girl at his heme is the of 1st. W. Smith is she . I is in K. T. Andrews, Dr. C. J. went to today. K. returned Tuesday Oxford. in B. Cher.-y Jr. Baltimore. left Ibis morning J. W. Wiggins returned lo ibis morning- Miss Bailey, of Suffolk, is Mrs. F. G. Mary Alice home from school Wilson. Mrs. Greene county, is visiting Mrs, II. Li Coward. K. It. went night returned to Ayden morning. Mrs. K. II. of Wilton, is Miss Mrs. and Mis; Clark, of Mis. II. L. Mrs. L. came in Tuesday evening to u it her lather, J. I. Daniel. Miss arrived Tues- evening lo make Greenville It borne foe a few months. J. Cherry wife mid Mrs. Henry Sheppard returned this morn- Seven Rev. J. F. Cots, editor the and Prof. K. F. Dawson, o Washington, parsed through for to com- Carolina Col- leg,,. A small annex is being built lo tho Gorman factory, occupied by the Amer An Infallible Teat An lest to to the of fights. II the Associated fathers them, are apt be correct, tor agency has first facilities is very careful what , I; v.- out. It e stock market rut reports of big victories, t nibble at bail. If the government gets good near, you bet your bot- tom will not bold it back. is only Ku glad give can Tobacco Company, lo be hour. The evening begins a Half song an I p-ayer but- the town are inviting, most up daring both the morning and evening service. The choir at Hie mealing It U one, Ii composed of thirty voices and lour violin, piccolo and Mr. Pearson Ike morning service with a Bible lo use He had the audience coll lib n of passages for use among classes, as these were read he applied and comments M impress them. in every of with Bible words or as he with lie let Unit do its The storm Holiday evening and night only a small attendance at right service. The weather was SO bad that only the men c out, Mr. Pearson said be going lo ii lo old men's prayer ling. There were number of earnest prayers ed Bid in all it meeting. Some were present and these were for prayer. At Mr Pen-son give his in- It reading, hie being fur lie bad naked to their g with and when a hands he scored the Christians especially more of them did not have along. there were n number of in audience and having them look port in the by Mr- and which be lion n lo en be best lo work saving of souls aid lead to Al night tin re III a gal on and entered hear iii tho song and prayer service preceded the sermon. Mr. Pearson took us John not unto line, yd must be His Mi this was visited by a hail via it v. cl people say never Ml a one. stall- ed f, and f r hall an boar stones pelted down lie g was white I i II lb-in. In corners nod by s the atom a -I cooped up by lull, in ii would rake up a till load in a small ; Along with Ilia ball was heavy and n wind Unit misted an re s and r the streets, Tbs entire upper Iron Mr, A. Brady's m was down across the sidewalk other in the storm Out in tobacco row done by breaking windows In every one the lour us skylights peppered fill there being upwards Shy broken In Gardens town were pretty badly So we can learn e hull a and did much in various ii on suM saw a, far Halifax and mi h. have even n I I seem.- , n its Several .- were and n people butt. Sou th bail .- were. Ii inches On Norfolk the bound train before getting to In e an.- of this train was delayed acre than hoar. that lb hail everything I . lie says not lo ex per cm the is loll on ires. other town were broken out. West and south lb a hail did not extend but a miles, but In in easterly direction on both river damage Hawks, is t Line, tells us bail and Storm here nothing in n to what it WM in Halifax county. then destroyed and anal dim age was done lo buildings. Both end lines by storm. II. Tin 1898 N. M. I, mt.-i I r lo J II ell I I ml iii n ; . storm lie i snip -t rd south Iowa tie wind d bail did damage t crops in I J. C and U. A. I, and L. W. A. Tailor had i ; l dun . Mr. W. A. being in the storm. He was knock d el nil by lb I ill cl a top. bruised up STAll. I bail . ii over Ike C. T. Bailey baa taken charge el post e, II. Hi a prominent druggist Sunday night A n Ion d baa i to mo n. r City. ti rains Pain-Killer. A in Simple Quick Cur for I CRAMPS, COLDS, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. and cent Bottles. OF IMITATIONS. BUY GENUINE j PERRY ITEMS Iii. mi i, N. 1898. Mm V Iron win iv b-i-i Allen N and J. I. Hi to h here . H; m i i i week her i-i i, i. T. ii l II. W. A. in bone UM lie I Ml with Mis. J. C. D. C m I n; PrOf. II. V. Will Kid t II will in A. M Mn J. At wont in Union Meet She We money for trading; buyer, to lbs bus r. pay from cent ore elsewhere than we fur equal We know how to el Dress Goods Shoes Clothing, only . a- b If we don't k I. yon m . i. -i and treatment we c hope bold your fay r- OF COL. I. I. Col. J- D. a North i a of by y. will he in ii hi- for the i h Paul Lee Iii-; none. M t Ty- r.-ii. i. i ix l. i. in 1807, l r a Mr. L. Tyson, i at that lime, living in the a cruet .; n I of Col Mr. n i- a ton of Mi. I. I who in Pill county. Mr from the Ian . ii. with and at once, in am in United I Ian a Prom until two go be part J Ii be i-.- s in Hid an Prom 1836 t. i. engaged ii . i i law in hi 1887, a mm who i- i Colonel and mi mt ii-. I Beat a- M.-. a lawyer j daily and hi i with Spain patriot. i he the general government. win l U-ii trained lo i i- Iii country not oiler ti n u.-e ii-u them. in file in in Li a ho -i i with n n e in . Carolina the Unit who Will be by hi r Pea . W . SOUND, N. C. and 3.1 looms, been thoroughly and i lean or rent, will opened f competent Km inform n ion or John H. I N. O. idling at a Sacrifice We have just thrown on our counters a line and Shoes which will be sold at low figures. Remember all other goods are also included in this special cost sale. C T Next Door to the V. I. Bank Greenville. our A new line of Dress Goods just All made in Lang's House

mm -rm SEE THAT What Is It It ts a picture celebrated PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS PITT DELEGATES Best in use The outfit no business man complete without one. is The Reflector Book Store has a nice assortment these Fountain Fens also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you sea them and earn how very cheap the v are. You may never But should you Want Job Printing Come to see us. Reflector Job Printing Office. Anything from O v To Judicial and Congressional Con- Judicial Delegates, Ty- J W Smith. J L S V Joyner- Walker, G T Tyson, Alternate. W L Smith. Alternate, W H T A Alternate, J B Judicial-Delegates, M C M D A Moore. Alternates, W J J H Manning, C J W Thomas- J H Manning. OB J B But- M Jones- Ii James, J S Brown, J T Nelson, W Q Little. Judicial- W Thomas. S A U James L Alternates. L A Mooring, D W Bailey. B D W B i William, W B Jr., H A B N Gray. Alternates. H Q Noble. O T House, B Con J B Judicial-Delegates J J Elk. B Cannon. L A I. C M Jones. J Bryan , J J Alternate. W K Fred W t J A Tucker. B S Stoke, W A Stokes. J J Harvey Dix- on, W L Clerk, J A r. J Bryan Grime, W Venter. non, J F Israel Edwards, John Back W W Tucker, J O A L J T Smith, B T Cox. J H C Hardy John Hey Ira A Q Alternates. B Johnson, H lye. W Jackson, A B M V Summered W J Tripp. C -De-legates, E G ft F Hart, U C Gaskins, Sam- Spier, John Pierce, Asa J T Hart, W J Jack- son, C T, Patrick, C K Cable Cannon, K C H M Jesse Brunch. gates J H W Al- Jonas R B J Little B H J L B Alternates. Little. lips J II Smith. Even little things like posses- pronoun, says the Philosopher, figure in war. For instance every mine in Havana l arbor will soon be our. What news, this ask- ed the President. Well, said Secretary. I'm not I Schley.- Have you snare He replied with one word, but can't be certain whether it's net or nit. A new kind of a church lottery is the of a congregation in- which is to equip its for a two stay in the Klondike on condition that if he make a strike be shall off the church debt. The Daily the homo news ever.- afternoon small price of cents a month. Are you a sub- scriber If not you ought lo be. The Eastern Reflector. TWICE-A-WEEK. only a year. I contains the news every and gives to the farmers, es- those growing tobacco, that is worth many times more than . price. s Pills Cure Mi Liver ills. Save Your Money. One box of Pills will many dollars in bills cure ail diseases stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion sick headache, dyspepsia. constipation and bill a million people I Liver PILL Atlantic Coast, Line Judicial -Delegates, J T L J W W M Lang- Alter- T M E A Barrett May, F M T L Turnage A J Tyson, B M Judicial J W Vin- cent, F K J L I Moore, Paul O L O W W B T W King, . i. W S Brooke, EL Dudley, J C A Tucker, 1ST W H A ii Critcher. W H Smith, L F J G B L Cm. II T King, M G B W King, F G James, W B James, W H Rags- W H Smith. H F Frank Wilson. B W A L Blow. T E Parham, I W J Clark. E B B L E B W J B White, W J i- KB Flem- B E Abrams. J B M T W G J B Little- Alternates, T Mason, W Andrews -Delegates, N B Corey, H J Williams. J u Alternates, Unite. J K M J A E A I L B A H M C J T William., Job Moon. GREAT PACIFIC. T it that I. th . r The t groat powers are changing, tee is lie I filter of their striving The that this ocean are destined to he the actor in th next drains of the world the stage thereof. England Is the greatest of these powers she owes to Canada, and to her, in east. Russia destined to a future greater France desperate efforts to build up for herself an foothold in this China's vast population and wide territory make her another factor in the problem. may be conquered and enslaved for years, hut the great vitality, tho great in- the exclusive of her people, seem to destine her to nu ultimately independent national existence. She even- emerge from her position of subjection and inferiority and be- come one of tho great nation of the earth. Julian's role will a smaller one, hut the inherent identity of her interests with China's must make allies against Europe in work- out their common destiny. In tho bands of these powers lies the future of the Pacific, and the future of the Pacific is the future of tho world, Our country cannot shut its eye to this condition. The people of America, with a rapidly increasing population producing more they consume, with an character that brook no with a coast line greater than that any power of dotted with flourishing constitute a factor in the future of tho orient that DO apathy, no neglect, can be- little. Whatever policy may have inherited as to entanglement with European powers must be carded here. Tho people of the United States must not lo content to their neighbor to west, with their boundless potentialities of trade, banded over, an ed prize, to the ambitions of Eu- rope. America may attempt to evade the responsibility thrust her. may, with shortsighted resolution, turn her from her great future, but will not succeed. The markets of tho orient tho heritage of her and the time will inevitably come when voice of tho republic will be heard in oriental courts with tho same of authority as in the commonwealths of South America. It will be well if tho certainly of destiny could he recognized be- fore bus barred the way with inter- Jr. of the United Stale Legation In China, in North American Re- view. Tho traveling American must ex- pod to be occasional- the old world, when hi love for hi own country leads him, after tho tenner of all patriotic travel- to vaunt it a little. An amusing of this kind i related by a correspondent of tho New York Post, writing of a visit to at Edinburgh. Tho sexton was a man of Alter- and took in showing the visitor tho of Han a t, and interpreting the Inscription on it, as if it were the chief glory of Ins charge. His in the highland plainly. The visitor at in-j be- fore said to sexton, as old mini pocketed his have Men your highlands since I was here said he, with inimitable highland had ye never been there I have never been in Boot- before. I live in I a country It Is indeed The old man looked up in utter surprise. ho laid patiently, KM So Tho sank miserably her knee. not your majesty moved by a tears she implored. Tho king laughed a harsh laugh. I he replied coldly, wouldn't be paying rent I tell yon In point of fact, It took an even vans, n woman's cutting no tag one way or the Journal. Schedule in Effect April es NORTH N, 10.46 a m. i. win 12.3. p m. Rocky p in. p m. Weldon p in. p ii. Norfolk p m. Ion 1,0-, i Philadelphia 3-30 a n. York m, i 3.00 p m. u Due Use pro. nails in. p m. p Wilson n m. Tarboro a m. pin. .-f-J a in, folk SO a in. Petersburg 3.11 a a m, , m, a m. New York m. Boston 0.00 p m. no Dos to p ;. in. Chad MM p m Marion p id. Florence 7.25 p at, p m, i 10.30 v, k a m, A a in. a m, Atlanta 12.21 p m. Charles- ton p m. Savannah 1.60 a in. Jacksonville 7.30 a in, St. l pa pin. AT THE DAILY No. 1.03 r in. New Turk Philadelphia 11.06 am, am, Washington t am, sin Petersburg am. Nor- am. Tarboro 11.11 rm, 12.47 Cm. Gold, are 3.20 lira, Warsaw cm, 4.14 12.00 N York 0.30 am. 12.09 pin, 2.25 pin, Washington pm. Petersburg 8.12 pm. Norfolk 2.20 pm Weldon , Tarboro 0.01 pm. am. Wilson m, 7-01 Warsaw 7.03 am, Magnolia am. Mo, New am. 10.20 nm. Thin it y If i, op. m. pm, Jacksonville pm Savanna 1.45 Charles- am, 0.00 am, am, Macon me, Augusta pm 4.25 8.08 am, 9.38 am, Marlon 10.30 am, Chadbourn 11.38 am. Lake Waccamaw 12.00 am.; I on Scotland aves Weldon 3.05 n. m., Halifax . m., arrives Scotland Neck at 0.20 p, in., . m. Returning, leave . m., 8.02 a- in. tis J illy except Similar. branch a, m., and 1.10 n . rives m. an -1.11 , Tarboro 9.40 a. r p. m., a. m 0.20 m . Sunday I Neck N C, via A Raleigh dally except Sm, p. m., Sunday P. M Plymouth 7.40 0.10 p. id. a leaves Plymouth dally except 7.00 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a m. I Vive 10.06 and Train on Midland N. v. leaves daily, except Sunday, 7.10 a tn. arriving 8.30 a. in. Re- turning a. m rival at ore 10.35 a, m. Trains branch, K i leave 16.40 p m, p 8.06 p m, Dunbar 0.00 a m, 7.00 a m, dally except i on Clinton law for Clinton dally, except II J i in. and 4.15 p, in m. Train No. makes dote Mi Ion all rail via at . and for t North via Norfolk II. M. . Past. T. If, Manager. Ho Old Mr. In family of a friend i em- ployed an old colored servant whose blunders, though numerous, cause more amusement than vexation. An elderly a u. was sick, and they sent the over, in- to out bow old Mr. could they be of service, etc. due season she reported saying. Smith says she will be next birthday and don't need nothing. Or leans Times Democrat. Miss form a sis Miss Do Just like Odd Fellows and Red Men. Call it the Order King's Daughters Miss De Order of Mis Do the Older M Mis -Oh, don't let cull It the order of anything. New York Weekly. DIRECTORY. every Sunday, soring and evening. Pray, r I evening. Rev. A. W. Sunday school A. M. If, Superintendent. regular service. fourth day, morning and evening. sci vices second Sunday morning. A Rector. Sunday A. SI. W. II. I every Sun- morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. V. Pastor. Sunday A. M. A third Sunday, morning and even Riv J. B. Morton, Pastor. Sunday school A M. E. B. A. F. A A. X Lodge meets first and third Monday even g. J. M. W. M. L. I. Moore I. Lodge No. Meets every Tuesday evening. J. V. N. U. I,. II. Sec. K. River Lodge No. meets every Friday evening. II. W. O. A. B. Ellington K. K. and S. It. II No. meets every Thursday evening. W. I. Wilson. R, K. Dealer In Fork Site, buying t will It cat to pet our price before ; Our stock U complex ti Tobacco, Snuff, dear Gone Always at lowest market price, as we buy direct from tut, i A complete of u hand and sold at suit t in- times. Our go ids are all tin therefore, rise to run We sell at a close S. M. .,, p. a,., a. p. in,, and p. m. ex- day. Connects with or it N. C. THIS and POPULAR Seaside Hotel, containing been thoroughly overhauled and renovated, Is now for lease or rent. Unless otherwise disposed of will be opened JUNE under competent management. For further Information call on or address John H. Owner, N. O. Notice. Hiving been appointed administrator of tho late all persons are hereby ti d to present all claims against the estate the said Adams for pay- on or before Hi day March, or this notice will be plead In bar of their recovery. All persona indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate settlement. the day of eh. 1698. JACKSON, Administrators Notice virtue an order from the Sup or dour of Pitt the undersign d administrator of the estate of T F -i-i-in, deceased, will oil M day of May. before the tour Home door In sell to the highest bidder the parcel of laud. One town lot In the town of situated on strict adjoining the lands of M. K. Summon I. W. II and Amos Joyner, containing one- fourth acre, more or leas. of cash. JESsE CANNON, T F. Harrison. April 18th, 1898. Moore, UNDERTAKER L HI. ANt We have t a and the line of Co tins and Caskets, in meta lie and ever brought We a prepare If h n- in Its Personal attention given to o dueling and bodies en- to care will mark of ore lower man ml u co i We cm. be found a. any and times John Flanagan Doggy BOB ft CO. Tn- C--0.-i n . Scad d--rt A. V Of . t p-. cA U. S, . OP. I C. A CO GREENVILLE. State North In the Sup- Pitt County, I Court. J. II. Cobb and Sarah Cox, Against A. ILL. Y, B. J. mount and X. Y. Blount, who are defendants In entitled cause, will take notice that a Special Proceeding, entitled as above, has been commenced in the Superior Court Pitt County, before the Clerk, tor of certain real estate in the county of Pitt In which the plaintiffs and are I In- E. J. Blount and E. Y. will take notice that they arc i, lo appear at the of the said clerk of the Superior on the day May, 1898, In answer or demur to petition and complaint In or will ply t the Court ins relief demand, therein. . under my ban J, tuts Superior Hi County, t MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. fl U. Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every department prices as low as the low est. Highest prices paid for produce. lies A- WEEK -FOB- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN TERMS per. Year in Advance. in in Tuesday Friday -AT- VOL XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N, TUESDAY, JUNE NO no van A out or w You Sleep in on Air That Cur-I . Throat and Lung ;, i n PILLOW INHALE ,, , I lo ONLY KNOW, , . It hi. cured ,, ., can., nil . I I i--t u . lion nil mi t . . II. C. ; ,. I Jill papers are filled i o . u. about it is in-I be i- formed their Tho t used in y will b of interns-. Fir-L. the relative rank f two .- M oral. ma. Coin n- of lit a govern- he The opinion of the and his advisors more troops arc necessary I or the stirs carrying the war, which in his cull- for more volunteers, has been in last by the of he needed in Philip. and that a very . fore; will be for occupation in both and Rica. It is . the an example cl prompt a The General this the provided 72,000- Volunteers, call, second sail, Ten Three cavalry regiments at yellow large Tarsi a men The government is that, this force will he adequate this war. It will allow the sending of lo Cuba, to Le u leaving u strong he me guard lure j The women of up a of for each member of local company of volunteers, and sent whole to cam at M Francisco. A copy of New Testament with puck one objected to He said wanted Old Testament, there was so much more war in it. Professional Cards . M. Bond. Fleming Greenville. N. C. Practice In all courts. Swift IT. V. B. Tyson, N. C N. C Practice In all the U. I. U RUN L K, N. O Office over J. C Cobb A Hun's Store. H. Small, , II. Long, N. C. Greenville, A LONG. Attorneys and Counselors at In all ill. Court. W. B. W. RODMAN A N. V. O near shop In town i a ii .-, 1- i ; ti. i. i Major. Captain. First lieutenant. In ml. NAVY. Admiral. Vice admiral. Bear admiral. 4- Commodore. Captain. Commander. Lieutenant commander. Lieutenant. Master. Ensign. DIVISIONS OP THE subdivision of a company, commanded by or corporal. a company, by a lieutenant. more than men, commanded by n captain- companies commanded by a major. battalion, commanded by a colonel. o.- more rent by a brigadier- . oral. or brig- commanded by u general. or more divisions, by lieutenant Of the detachment a fleet employed on any particular service. Flotilla A of small under one commander. DEPEND For satisfaction and value Oar nor- i- the of new styles, selected With ed care as to quality, go ,. taste and We have com for people. A largo of the latest j; ct.-. A large every of as in like I hem. Styles an I bullion latest, assuring t complete and all right prices. fall to see i. i- Hock sod lake of of- iii r a in no braver I neath the than who Old a no aid n J . . f ,, ; ; in with in , tin. . jack i s. A . g u by. ten mas I I u l ,,,,.; a. j pr maintain o Laces, Edging, of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, Shoes and in black tan the ladies, men, girls and boys. n,, we tell the bast sold any one In ear town what our say about our and A line of white, black and colors. m bade in n cetera. Pock it Knives, Besot., Shears and we war rant. line of Lace Curtain Swiss, Poles white and colors, Window Shades in all colors-six and seven ft and Hugs, Squares, Carpet, Matting, Oil Cloths, Mats in rubber, steel and cocoa, Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps, Lamps, Lanterns, see our Automatic Oil Can, your lamp and does not run it over to everywhere boys ever forth battle than those who bun to oar war. If I to pick a of men I v m bi r of i be ii I f in i-v, i ; that ah .-. . i 1st temp- i I i i i calico w,, When , o i I in i. A a ii, i a is n sin Bf i en . us old a widow begins lo off person she fear., is , in From to CONSUMER. n K -I ; tiff i i V Fur- Drape- Au A Kill .,,, ; , , of, red anger aid , you f i J ll lull i tho collar I read all Um shirt on a in papers about North t lit Why. we could get our here were any need There baa tome friction tin minor parable from tho stories off, bus its leap- To Mr. Error. The is that Hie gov. will not I able lo of Mr. offer of his services for military purpose. oiler was prompt and was dictated spirit patriotism which opened recruit- i all over country and which sought lo lessen as far the inevitable difficulties of the government in creating on short notice an rut of available but untrained on which had lo depended- There is no fault to he found with Mr. Bryan's intentions, hut his course conditions under which such ii government as ours goes to While Mr. is respect- able, II not occupy that exalted In which its descendants to appointments and commission in army regardless of the r lack natural intelligence of military Mr. Bryan is not the sou n Cabinet officer, nor of a Senator, nor of a member Congress, nor a he it not nephew o of a nor mun. has no to a on grounds, and the that something more than six millions of his h II -cilia ins considered bun lo as la navy D Slates la fur him that is probably the reason why been hi, i -I to he of to bit York World. you will u large of FURNITURE Bel Room in Oak, ringing hi price from to i fall and prices, Sideboards and Cradle-, Lounges, tonal cs, balm of all kinds, t Tables, Kitchen Table, I , Tables, Tin Hall Racks, Ac. No about p lei sin Come to us tor your yon will coins out ahead. We guarantee mil to . saving to the i r fail m a-id style. Yours mutual benefit, f. B. BAKER Hardware Tinware, Implements, Spokes, Hubs, Building Materials, Fain Oils and Stoves Fair Dealings and Honest Goods, at Rock Bottom Prices. MAIN STREET, N. Along o'clock o girls look remark it probably r any one toe.,,. i ,,. . . . , . lake en their still old has u j in that give it u m Imperishable u . bills, E u never they did o b is known of ail boys America. adoption De of original pg. cf given in the exactly declaration to a period tr i to ho cause Southern States, when surrendered at lb. of bis army were North forcer, , t i.-- Is tor J . I Write to C in V o i, ail you i P. , i I , ;., ,,;, ,,., l i I to v.,.,. . I . . ,,. a SON, MD who to Stale of present disgraceful government baa opportunity cow to do so and maintain bis The convention exhibited the highest c for de in such when it d as if a men C mid III many bi prefer to deal as appeals to, every rail as a free n, cf u- . I himself, To all party or to I bas a platform which appeal, t. n like iv. iv not re g to culls of It i. really too it good people, and I know Unit Tim which bra will et our the Post. homo of young men who leave farm say that money in terming, One last week rim En the Quest coma from a tin Kentucky with new and tho latest improved wagon we Learned team belong. I In Mr. F, Garrison, who lives near Abbott's Greek- A friend told that a few rear, ago tins young was a poor but and bought land, it, Invest ed money in other and is successful -nil from tin- farm. Farm better o to-day than city to the who will work Enterprise. I hero lift to die for It is live fur it, and bin.-a it by works in every lo you are called. Them are in the home i II uh on the and they Should always it. Heroes can when mo not heroes and of land. pledge by lb. lion, tn p, and every of ii. i de iv. p I i.-ii ii party power injury as well as of nil men hi-. platform adopted by of lo our good As to, d siring elm with our Bel vet, naked lo it calmly, we each and every one of will and friends mare willing to lout Into effect tho pi. therein a, t forth. all I y The Democrat, will not buy them, nor attempt to buy self-appointed who not misled I hem before, who de to or trade now for own Our party o talk citizen for m n. and l a common unite for a n no d the common good of all- cooper- as ibis, Sad of report from every camp peats th. story of U tor leak of are standing guard Id pot- bat. and coat, and with- arms. without knapsacks, ens or other tiring that belong, to the outfit of soldier., supply seems have broken down completely. I i. of Somebodies who been II in seem more ignorant of of -getting things than duos the lumberman is at the if Department. i of unreadiness not nine than it This is one of producing in vi in Id. t raw ma- every m ii It ms ma- of every kind. It baa without limit. It ha-; abort, pi capacity in in W 1-1 department knew a month and ego, fur that it would need of form the bids for In- e opened until ago, deliveries, r terms of the conduct, are not to he made until ten days o awarding of the roots, in only one rm in- capacity bit is making impatient, It is of a piece and pattern with tho postpone- of people, and it can lie some snub reside a p or way of showing appreciation local and demand much free advertising for are In, but when it iii spending money for printing ct m homo paper go or their to every- thing that comes that in in for a day. Homo price mi h be below com- petition, or away goes work money that kept in own locality. Bo just, if not towards home en- or else do not for yourself or n. A Kan i Other day wife would cook for and wife be no, bet ,, The int. lucking the lull 1.1 create. ii, of solve the problem. The I aw u, Kansas mil court hist week for minute o a juror an opportunity lO Into bis family. man Times.