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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.
REFLECTOR
Greenville. N. C.
0.1.
Enter. t toe t Greenville,
N. C. as second mall
WASHINGTON
THE WAR
To MM lb Cargo.
By
v unloading
lie cargo coal a J
was watched with
It- mm yesterday to the
awaiting
de-
lie would scuttle the ship before
he allow a premature seizure.
was found the
were broken and it is
now as are under lb
our
Washington. Mat
Brigadier Gen. Sharer,
Hie
Cuba la
capture or wipe out J-J,
Heel has barred up in
U ran tins, American Registry
Telegraph to Reflector
tail Hi bill
U n mill
i i the purpose
conveying in troop t-
Manila.
Entered Santiago
By Oath lo
Madrid. says ilia
in t d that the i fl id has
forced . lo the barber at
ago.
France ., It Again.
harbor, didn't in a luxurious
observation car, nor carry a porcelain
bath tub with lien. Mile
travels with all frills but be and
this men will give a
themselves nil the same. Ne the
capture by Gen. Shaft
daily expected end about the same
time Of BIB.
entire Spanish tit he
already the outer and
the warships.
From leaking through tic govern
meet censor mill sic reasons lo
that the same lime
command
Santiago large troops
bound which
is to be captured and held
two the
public be to lien.
Miles hiving in
the general Cuba and
on it
will probably continue to poke lag
h; ideas how a soldier ought
He says lie needs at lead 100.-
men lo invade Ml
special train, with
private observation car and lain
b tub
Major General ix-
S. C. was this areas
and ordered to duly as
division
2nd Army Corps, at Camp
under Major General Graham.
of Ala., has BUM
Brigadier General
Senator Chandler created u
In on the war-
bill, which is still before
Senate, in be ac-used Mr.
of duplicity in
With the question, jumped all
over Secretary Gage his
g lo irrevocably
to gold standard
He read a that be wrote to Mr.
last September,
the failure of the bimetallic
headed by Senator and Hated
that never been
Mr. Mel
Senator Allison, mid oil et
bad upon several occasions
voted r. and
tic at their expense. Be
Republican
having hesitated to the
Court In order to inert the
right Stales to
that not endangered
by issue Mr.
Curt legal
tender angered Senator
who it n upon
his brother, at tin
and made n reply, ending
u my
the honorable Senator Chandler;
has bean misled, I declare my
responsibility as a Senator and U a
gentlemen the charge Supreme
Court was pact ed declare issue
legal lender notes constitutional is us
a in ever up Hi
ditty bead
Czar Reed still bis w
n the be is making
Hawaii. In he is
doing heller than holding own.
lie gained a victory, although it may
be only when
was lo withdraw his
lion lo the
bill, and lo let
alone until alter war-revenue
was passed. Heed bad told
members of House wish
allow annexation resolution In be
voted upon if the. Senate a lid
first he would at once do so. Thaw
Paris, June u learned a
huge i being
peal into Spain.
are engaged in
trade. The French
are inking
Spain Give Up
By Cable lo K-1
London, June 2--It is
at count
is useless to attempt lo
empowered with lo
ate Spanish lo obtain
are invariably
Republican. Convention
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Pa i June Re-
publican Slate m-l here
Stan a fix d up
by and
go through without a Utah,
On To Cuba
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, June transpired
this morning that the first part of
expedition to including
left Tampa
is believed now are
now lying at Key Weal awaiting the
The
the engineers ail
siege to i used in occupying
bills i. It it not
b will await see-
lion. It may prom d directly la San-
depending Schley to protect
them in lauding.
Another Run.
Cable ti
June was
big run on the of Spain this morn-
inf.
VIZ CAPTURED
Another Appeal
By Cable Reflector.
London, June his b-en an
that Spain has addressed an-
other to the powers to intervene.
Change Her Name to
Maine and Turn Ho
Over to
J. L. SUGG
r Life Fire tali Inns
Troop Embarking
By Telegraph to Reflector.
3.11 learned
today lour thousand making
division the army of
ion to land at i
They on six trans,
ports at Tampa. The convoyed
by powerful warships. The second
is preparing lo
Though deny the
tailing there is contrary
Is known
dispute that
is expecting I battle in the twenty
lour hours. com-
the expedition U
Lee commanded the expedition to
Miles commands the
general army invasion of one
men.
K June
here states that the Spanish
was captured at this
morning. Spanish flaw
to leave when Amen-
cans The
was disabled to the c not re-
treat. The and
Spaniards were driven
GREENVILLE, N. C
Represents Only First Class Companies.
Another Hail Storm
We by that a
bail the Falkland and
H. R says nearly
everything tin his hum is ruined at
well as our neighboring
The also
he hail bang and
damage.
lo America
table to
June A inn
Havana Impartial states nu-
cabinet d to
t on imported and lo
the export sugar lo Am -i-
lea.
He
A Lie
By Cable to Reflector.
Madrid, extra
the were
.-.
Spain to
able p ace.
They Ran.
By lo Reflector.
Key West. June
bout the con.
at Cardenas
whenever unmolested. Fifteen thou--
mid by three
The
attacked
day, Spaniards without
The Second Cull
Telegraph lo Reflector.
Jane
Alger, asked for an
of millions
d for and
t. ; remainder the. year
i call Cl volunteer.
The Santiago Fight.
By Telegraph to
York, June
correspondent
of the Santiago fight
that it was ct small and
There
four butteries unmasked the Cris-
Colon also was engaged. he
filed shots
hundred. The latter
did no damage. la is expected
h Oregon. The
the
was to find the
batteries. When this was accomplish
ed lie I withdrew.
Shipped Rack to Spain
By Telegraph lo
New S -The Si.
came port morning an an
at Sh is in
n. apparently in.
aged in
New York June started
Washington today
nine Spanish rs cap-
tared on the Rita, oil
this The
prisoners were released and lamed ever
i the Consul shipment to
Spun.
in Santiago
Cable
Cape June news up
lo one o'clock from Santiago.
The ship oft
on 1st mid- an attack for
pose the batteries. The
fleet about yards
from shore and while across
entrance fired on
Colon hitting her It
is believed entire s-t of open-
ed Hie Some
modern aimed well.
a position near forward
the II Ilia Americans
fired four from heavy nuns. It
it evident that is well
and has a number of smokeless
will require heavy bombard,
men to dislodge lb Spanish leaf.
More Spanish Yarns.
By Telegraph to Reflector.
New York, June Mail and
Express from a cable
alleges that the Merrimac was
Two iron were
seriously damaged
day. A Spanish victory it
claimed.
Another
By Telegraph to Reflector,
New June is
naval officers will
trial Hip of Holland submarine boat
next we- k. St. Paul it
coaling Ibis morning.
re
make a
bag been decided b; the Company that if war by
declared, free permits to enter the United States Military or Naval
service will be granted on application to all persona now
with us whose requite the same. This will include
policies on our present form, which are not yet two years old,
as well as old nit containing two limitation;
Ibis nature will not be grunted policies not yet
two years old, war shall actually be and the
are to enter the It not yet been decided
action will be taken if war be declared and parties then
lo insure with and enter the the United States
Your.-
EDWARD L- DOBBINS, Secretary.
Yon will see from the above action of the Company that the
Mutual Benefit is still and is always the
and just course towards its policy-holders. do not make
any flourish of trumpets when we show a spirit of liberality,
it is natural and expected that the Mutual Benefit will always be
patriotic and do the right thing. In case war is not declared, the
permits will not be granted, as it will not necessary, and the
Company desires to avoid that expense and trouble. In ease war
declared, every one of our policy-holders will be protected.
J. L and L. C Agent,
N-0.
Clearing the Channel
By Telegraph to
fort -u Prince. Jutes 4-Advices
from Santiago Spaniards
Merrimac lo clear
the
I Iran
Another Bombardment
Cable lo
Port nu June World
reports her; that the bombard-
Santiago is No par-
Cable
island is The fact that
here is no response lo the cablegram
leads lo the that
a tact. The people are e or
are not allowed to much In
v Hit news Iron, United
Slates.
Orders Issued
By Telegraph to
San June have
been to Otis late tall
lo prepare Colorado and
to
Tuesday. It Is causing an early stir
Is that,
several company troops will
accompany them.
A Cyclone,
Telegraph to
St, June cyclone
night, the
wile and three children of
Smith. There several fatally
injured.
lit
lo It .-Hector.
June
third
are Hill alter him in the House, York arrived lire this
must he will is to allow a
war-revenue hill is pass-
ed. Hut he is likely to pay dearly far
bit triumph, temporary at it it, it
slated that
act, Mr. will
hi a war
shrewd hit are mis-
taken, he ha.- by hit altitude on this
nutation destroyed any chance he wight
have had to be for I
Tho sixty-ninth York,
third Pennsylvania, Maryland and
first Illinois tor Tam-
pa today.
Hi-. Mini -I per
Cable lo
London, June Hank
has i ii I the rah.-
count to per cent.
Vesuvius Work
By Telegraph
June
mils cruiser destroyed the
mines Santiago, thereby clearing
fleet. cruiser
Cincinnati is on mysterious mis-
Cuba.
Final Plans
Telegraph to
Washington,
dent outlined to Cabinet today
plans as Sufficient
tent to capture Santiago, for the de-
the Spanish Heel, fur land
and sea mid establish a military
at
and land ml on Rico. It
believed war will end with this.
No News at
By Telegraph to Reflector,
Wash June news has
been fighting has been
renewed Santiago. The reported
attack of from land is
Disabilities Removed
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, June Senate
concurred today lo House amend-
hi to remove imposed
by the of the
constitution.
Correspondents Hole is J
By to Reflector.
Havana, June
Robinson, captured on
soil while landing a yacht
were owing to representations
by Consul
at
Telegraph to Reflector.
June Cincinnati
reached lie; nary yard at o'clock,
probably slight
It right outwardly.
Ships Land Cargoes
By Cable to Reflector,
June General
of P, no Rico telegraphs that nu
i in regard lo a
for the purl population. Several ships
b rec landed cargoes.
t Sight Ships
Telegraph Reflector
Key West, J dispatch boat
which hut just Cuba reports
it didn't sight a tail alter lea-
blockading but
land
It There or Not
By Telegraph to
Paris, Cm.
at Madrid declares he teamed
hat never been at
r but it approaching lb
Washington,
t o the Santiago fight
ho has no it
Hi r.
By the Insurgents
Hy to Reflector.
San Domingo, city
it besieged by
under
The Pop Wants Peace
Cy Cable lo Reflector.
I. June Pope again
the lo yield and cod the
war. It not will have
any until a decisive battle it
ought.
No Report
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, June
has been
Cape d l.-at
the dominion
Insurgents Capture a town
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Cape June it
here the insurgents
Domingo captured town of
ago on river,
he.
MONEY TALKS
money We make it talk for us
by buying at inside prices, and we
give our customers the advantage of it. We
want to do business with you. We r
right and we sell them right and treat you
J. WHITE.
Something
By Cable to Reflector.
Aboard Dispatch Boat off Santiago.
do Cuba via Kingston
sunset this evening
torpedo boat Porter lo
run along side the flagship. Porter
dallied hick to the
excitedly and megaphoned that
Admiral you move ten
miles south and lake station
-lit. This meant serious action
before morning. The details
movement will probably y
next d boat-
More Unconfirmed Reports.
By Telegraph to Reflector.
New York, June Mail and
bulletins Cape
patches newt that Schley
the at Santiago
yesterday is unconfirmed.
Merrimac Slink.
Telegraph to
New York, June Journal
bulletins object
Merrimac at go to block
is it
by crew or by Spaniard.
There were no fatalities.
I Celt
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Mobile, Ala., June trans-
ports crowded troops sailed this
morning under staled orders.
they left the officers had no idea
their
and third and twelfth regiments
are aboard, all equipped.
Senate Discussion
By Telegraph to Reflector.
Washington, June discus-
the war revenue bill was re-
i-i the Senate this morning.
There being no up Allison
vote on h
obstructed, alleging no quo-
rum was The showed
an exact quorum. lore the vote
could b i taken Morgan an
amendment which he gave of
yesterday Secretary of the
Treasury to income lax on
provisions la lour.
In the Senate Ibis Met
income tax to the
war revenue bill rejected by a
vole to Turner,
I an amend-
imposing a tax of one percent, on
doing bus-
any Stale and u
country. This amendment was alto
rejected a vote lo
Marietta Arrives
By Telegraph lo Reflector
Key West, June gunboat
arrived this morning
which was the end a long voyage
around Caps She parted
pans with the Oregon at Ho. All are
well and a fight.
Last Cable
By Cable to
Aboard Dispatch boat oil Santiago,
i-t Cuban
cable cut this
Watch Them All the Same
Cable to Reflector.
Port Prince, June
number of insurgents are the vicinity
probably awaiting tome
American Heel
which will be signal a land
The Spaniards pay
tribute to audacity cl lbs
cans in so cleverly attempting lo
blockade chancel, which according
to the Spaniards would he
on Americans lo at-
I- lo force harbor
which Is described as long, narrow
thoroughly in seemingly
an barrier,
Dry
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S. T. WHITE.
We arc now taking orders for
Tobacco Flues
Flues ready tor delivery now
We do all kinds of Bicycles
promptly.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
-----DEALER IN-----
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES.
GREENVILLE,
goods kept on
hand. Country i-
and sold. A trial will
fl. W-
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-DIALER
SADDLES HARNESS
AND COLLARS
A General Horse
Millinery.
Groceries.;
I can now be found in
the brick store for-
occupied
Brown.
to Bee
mer
More Goods for Less Morey
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 sheep ever arose.
CLOTHING.
FRANK WILSON
THE KING CLOTHIER,
Frank
THE REFLECTOR
Local
Theta are more
hours long.
in fourteen
The price chicken i.
bigger than Fowl.
Hove you teen
Mm M. D.
and birthday at Mr-. M. P.
The General tho
bit received an offer of com-
to make up call
from Carolina.
II yon have lot The Hi-
have their it
for lo keep up all
when there are many
town, and will appreciate any newt
given tit.
The who now dons a white
and blue lo have red
hair to carry trio of national
colon. It yon haven't got the hair of
color editor can
yon tome time he the
Much Damage
frequent hail and dam-
j by it alto
Two am have been through
within
the wick. The one
at
Falkland .-I went
in the section cl the county.
Down about and
it did much to and no
doubt damage was done in other
net t beard from.
season ever.
THE war.
it's I declare-,
To make tho men all go;
And leave to here
Without a tingle beau,
We like lo IN them true,
And would nut urge them star,
what are we poor girls lo do
When all away
We told them could spare them
here,
had to go;
their heart;, we weren't aware
That would mitt them to
We mitt all, In many
But truth will ever
The thing we
ct about.
On Sundays, go to
We look in vain for tome
To meet smiling at the
And ask to us
And then, c enjoy a
Since all gone
Fur the good, lo use plain
For we must trudge alone.
use of
We'll try to be content,
And if they cannot come to rs,
A message may be tent.
And that's any way,
For apart,
There it no re why we
Not heart lo heart.
it cot ever come
To any warlike led,
want sec our American
in rest.
B the Hood of those we love,
Must Cuba's m flow.
With fervent trust in God
bid them go
And will at they go,
And cheer on the
Our aims stall be their r .
When sore lay.
Oh the sons American soil
Mill Cuba's freedom die;
boon,
Than-by their sides to lie.
in
ii- in
night n raid
bad noticed one here he
wanted lo He said he
saving the best behaved and most
in Greenville
place in be hat ever
ed. So during meeting not lb
misbehavior has been observed
any service.
SMALL TALK.
Without Heads that go
Right
lilt
went In Tarboro
A. H
G. V. mi g over Kin-
Mrs. Cain it
Mrs. Law
J. J. Jr. lilt Wednesday
evening for n Springs.
is visiting the
T. II. went lo Ayden list
night and this morning.
Wednesday
e school at Oak
W. S.
evening Hill.
Mrs. and
ed
Kev. J.
en ire in this In attend the
meeting.
Mis. J. Davit,
rived this her
Mrs. U. I.
Jinn
J. T. of spent
here.
L. I. returned
I. O. Thar.
day evening from
Mrs. II. returned
evening from
C. T of
and load home today
in ii el of
Hill, ratting parents
K of P Officers
Al Friday night of Tar
Lodge, No. K. of I
i were elected;
K. A. C.
W. II. Bagwell, V. C.
J. L Fleming, Prelate.
II. A. While, M. W.
It. M. M. A.
J. K. cf R.
Rev. K. Brown,
o-i-r this lo intend Pear-
son
Mi- S. M. of
pent here with Mead M
A. B. Unit, ;, kin, Vii,
Tl evening to visit Ins kinsman,
J. N. Unit, others.
The family II. B. Clark ha
gene to U to
iii
Mils Zulu
ids, who lint been spending weeks
returned home today.
Mr. L. B
lies n Visiting her parents here,
returned heme th-s morning.
Mrs. R. It. and Kl-
Rollins. spent today
her- with J. A.
Miss G came in
evening
the had school.
Mi's is, of re-
turning school at
arrived here i to
Mis. It. I.
B. down from
evening to
Pearson meeting.
4th.
Ayden, I ere
J. T. Thorn,
today.
J. S. of
Baltimore, it in
Miss I left
this morning
Mrs. H . Hyatt, of came
over this n r ruing.
Io v. J. B. returned to Tar-
this
Rev. J, Harper left morning
for hit homo in
W. B. Wilson went up road
morning, uncertain.
Ormond,
ville, is visiting Mis. II, Harding,
II. D. it
visiting Iii brother, Henry
Jam returned Friday
evening Tarboro.
returned Friday
evening from Hill.
G. P. little ton, Hunter,
lo Friday
Miss cf
visiting Mrs. Skinner II Hate
Macon.
Meeting.
Win u lid called
a Hill, s at Wednesday
ha -l stars
at mere in ,
an the- .
said some present must nut
a u-god all lo
buy and study it an could
know weed
says. I be of lb read
n -Tho
inn mil
another
t night fully a thous.
and people I- present. The
ct Mr. was
and the text Mat.
what i r. d if
the while world lose is own
After introductory
tin- sneaker he- wanted t ash
mid hi the
tun s. What is your
an
article by what it Cost, what you
ii. Your cost of
Many willing to souls for
almost nothing. there say
r of your soul All are
burn in -in must in
el or be lust, are
lost and Ml your way lo
you in
not is condemned
I lose in;
Simply by
tin-world mid its and ill
along with the tide. Do nut l
the Son of Go Hit weird,
it ii to be eternally lo-i
Dally st meant eternal
wrath. Slut out n-
soul body ens into loll, lie.
for deeds
no o mil
but a few of many
points in the sermon. w--
W. Plymouth,
lost right hit this
morn
Miss
Mrs. left this morning,
her home in
sermon,
such n as appealed tn
reason and of people.
was I- oil fur I in every
and the followed
speaker with closest
At the of
were numerous
in to
ask prayers lo
that or
be The Interest
in Destine; is Increasing with every
cl his
would ha a ii-
to everybody, were
more i mid t
than
The text the reading was
I will heal your He
five
j did you brain to
By neglecting word God; by n.
looting lo pray. u
you found ts a Thai
it is an evil d thing to
Lord; lint been given
to lo
should n That you
strengthen others and tench
tie way. can n
backslider By his
sin before God and men.
can
walking in the by sell
taking up cross following
daily.
This a service
heart in congregation
there were few professing
pie-sent who lulled to u
I and that to a greater
or extent they
Al night In tho preliminary
for prayer were
and fervent o in their be-
half.
Mr. used hit text for
part d I
see the blood, I will pass over
lb he said the
n Christ. The
blood i I the lamb d livered
of Iron the blood of
us sin. Ill oil is
the only atonement for sin.
shedding of blued it tin
mission The lo be
slum and Christ In Lo slain. The
speaker poured shot into
who tit up their the
try to make some other
cl salvation laid down
I ml. wire
mid i fleet he
not
opinion what W old I
Mr- Pearson has a way saying
that lie dodged. He is
plain, mil pointed in every
utterance. He s to hit Bible
i. in beginning lo sad and depends up-
on It.
i ii
hit II II-
an .; lab was t,
of any
held. Tin of reading
Tb v
id upon bad
Id b i r d
explained and
Hi n can
and e i. r
led.
Ha die not have to
this lime absence
billet. there,
nil through
and were u-ed at the s
At iii iii in
i ; r
And ill- us mil r.
s II.
re iv three he
wanted
.-.
not red the i
how II.- receive Pint
revolve who will not
come to unwilling
be No
Nu
r be Sec
He win nil win bun
and
He frill who
i if iii. I bird,
and
All in
will
the tho nu an
extended
. ml i . A T it
went t.; war i
,, in.
would i no on net
r nor hf. Tho Hitting
will dote lie
urged U pray
i; be
wad with ti e t i-y
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lo
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from to per cent
I we charge
for equal quality
know how to Bell
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Shoes,
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The Reflector Book Store
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also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens.
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To Judicial Congressional Con.
B t ; v v
son, J W Smith. Alternates J L
V win i
it.-, A S
Walker, O T Tyson, Alternates.
S W Erwin, J L Smith.
Alternate, W H Hives.
T A
Alternate, J H
Bethel
S M Jones
C U M O A
Moore. Alternates, W J James,
J H Manning. S C Whitehurst,
J W Thomas-
. J
Manning. B I It Burn-
S M Jones- Alternates. W
James, J S Brown, J T
W G Little.
Judicial Delegates. W W
Thomas. S A II W
James L
Alternates. L
A Mooring, Bailey. B D
W II
Williams, W B Jr. W
A U N Gray. Alternates,
H Q Nobles, Q T . B
J B
Judicial-Delegates J J Kiln,
J Williams, Cannon,
L A Arnold, M
J Bryan Grime , J J
II
Fred J L Cox
W E Proctor. J A K Tucker. B S
Stokes. W A Stokes.
J B
J J Elks. Dix-
on, A Port,
Smith. J Bryan
e.
W Venters, C
J F Stocks. Israel Edward
John Back W W fucker, J
A L
J T Smith, B T Cox. J H
Cobb, Hardy John May
E Ira Frizzle, A Cox
T B J Brooks
CK Johnson, B H Ives. George
Doc Jackson, A
Holton, M F Summered
Tripp.
Congressional-Delegates, E G
Cox. W F Hart, II C
Braxton. Sam-
Mumford. Spier,
Pierce, Jesse Alternates
Ami J T Hart, W J Jack-
sou. U Patrick, C K Hook
Gable Cannot, It C Cannon, II M
Dixon. Jesse Branch-
Falkland.
J II Smith
Dozier, W B William Al
inmates, Hilda, B William
It J Little.
Congressional R it
J L Fountain. It Williams
Alternates, B J Little, Fred Phil-
lips, J II Smith.
J J T
J Parker, W Alter-
T M
E A Barrett
May, F M T L Turnage
Alternates. A J Tyson, B M
Lewis, W E
J W Vin
cent, H F Keel. J L Fleming, L I
Moore, Paul Harrington,
O W Harrington, W B
James, T W King,
Harvey Alternates. s
Brooks, E L Dudley, J
C A Tucker, E T IV
A W H
Smith, L F J U Move.
II T
King, M G R W King, F
G James, W B James, W H
W H Smith. H F Keel.
Frank Wilson, B W A L
Blow. Alternates, H T
E S Dudley, W J
Clark, E B B L Little, E
B O W Harrington, J II
White, W Fleming, C J
It It Flem-
B E Abrams. Alternates,
J It M
W G
J B Little- Alternates,
WT Mason, W Andrews
Swift Cheek.
is,
S R Corey, H J Williams,
Kilpatrick- Alternates. Wallet-
J Moore, K
J A Hardy.
The in Adopted.
The Democratic party North
Carolina, in convention assembled
in N. C-, on day.
May do hereby approve,
endorse and the lost
National State
and pledge our earnest support
the therein express-
ed.
We denounce the Republican
party for the passage of the Ding-
bill, which has
the burdens of upon the
consumers and given the trusts
and monopolists greater power to
rob
that under our
methods of Federal taxation
that than throe qua of
our National lies are paid
by people owning I ma than
of property of
we protest against such
and injustice, and in
order to remedy to extent
this great wrong, we favor an
income favor all
methods to i.
We tho
defeat Teller
resolutions declaring our Nation-
payable in silver as well
as gold, and denounce it for its
determined of more
thoroughly fastening tho single
gold standard upon our people,
for its avowed hostility to
free and unlimited .- of
silver, a-, well as gold, at the ratio
of to full legal tender
money.
the
party for its . to
issue bonds at this lime, we
denounce the tax
bill which lately passed House
of Representatives as unjust and
unequal its bunions,
and vexatious,
m the silver be
that tax be
levied; tho Secretary
the Treasury be authorized to
issue necessary amount of
full legal greenbacks, or
United States Treasury notes, in
order to meet the expensive of
the war with and to supply
revenue the
bill.
While we deplore the war with
we pledge our earnest sup-
port to Government all
honorable ways to
and conclusion of hos-
denounce tho scandal, ex-
corruption the
State
We all of
the last two Legislatures which
cities towns in State
been over to
nation, a-.-d pledge
to enact laws as will give
security and to tin-
properly of i very
town and the
Slate.
We denounce the placing of
on committee to
and we our-
it restored to power, lo
such legislation as will
make this
We all legislation
enacted by the Legislature
and carrying out
tho base partisan of
tho party.
We denounce the
ignorant, and
men in office.
We by
on suit or cases from
our State to Federal courts,
to
it.
We fair just
laws,
We u of the
people, by people for
people exp
ilia abolition of
decency
constant of our
system, charity to the
rule by
white of Stale.
extension of the
the Com mi--
ii scrutiny into
affairs in order to ascertain,
h m maintain rates
us ah be fair and to
people and to the transportation
and Iran mission corporations.
We. tree
We favor tho enactment of such
as will encourage
to make investments
within our Slate, and guarantee
that same shall be justly
protected
favor a union of r
forces of tho country in Con-
elections, cordial-
invite all voters, without regard
to past political affiliations, to
with us in our
for Congress, who
a.-or the free coinage of silver,
Urns giving force and
i-fleet to the recommendation
our Democratic National chair-
man. Boa James K. and
to the Congressional committee.
admire
. . . , the groat
Al by William
Bryan in the last National
administration of of
State for twenty years prior
to the present Republican
promise people
a return of v. honest,
cal and honorable
under Democratic success. We
call upon every believer
honesty and upon every
advocate of white supremacy
upon every advocate of
and just taxation, every
advocate of the tax and
opponent of plundering tariff
taxation, every advocate of
the restoration of silver, and
opponent of the single gold
standard, and the issue
of bonds, as threatened by the
Republican party, up on every
opponent of government by in-
junction, and advocate of the
jurisdiction of State over
arising in t e State against
corporations doing business
therein, every lover of
decency and good Government
and of
conditions, to unite with us
our contest with the
greatest enemy of our
principles, and aid us redeem-
the Nation from the clutches
greed and injustice, lb;
State from scandal
i u com I th it now it
Neuralgia,
Neuralgia,
Several year age I was a II
roads tat
ltd mist all lbs lime.
s ii was in my la-ail, m-
in my shoulder, but
s-tile in my left
tin lo be
l me
anxious and weary, I hail a friend
who was
Mrs.
and she m
do ii bottles. did SO, ii made a
cure id me.
Mrs. m. Sample.
Hopewell, Mecklenburg Ce. X. C-
Dec.
OH BALK
WOOTEN,
S. f.
A Train of I la i,; Tack
Allan i
A hard tank, made
in Atlanta factories, was shipped
here to Tampa Hard
lank is a cracker, in
exactly similar to n large
tack are cut with the
molds and an same
i, with e exception that tin y are
Tiny hate lit
indentions
mark soda and be
told Iron a until
tasted.
It may not be know ti
was n naval
Washington. lie represent.
the Spain in
city i bout three a-c, and was
Mid by with whom
he Mm In c. The admiral was
at time a
It is said that Jehu Sh
resigned he has been
in re in public than ever before,
that he is careful than
his It is
by some that the ex-Secretary of
is mi dress parade, and that it is his
ire to let the public know bu is
from superannuated.
Pills
Cure Al
Liver ills.
ARE YOU
constitution undermined by ex-
in eating, by
the laws of nature, or
capital all gone, if so,
NEVER DESPAIR
Liver Pills will cure you.
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, constipation, biliousness
Bind all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
an absolute cure.
Democratic Nominees tor Superior
Court
The nominees for
Superior Court
nominations were ratified by
Democratic are
following.-
First Brown.
Jr. of
Second
an, Craven.
Fifth Shaw,
Sixth district-Oliver H. Allen,
of Lenoir.
Seventh A-
of
Eleventh A
of
These ware nominated
their respective districts by
conventions but are to
be voted in State at large.
Judges n. Bryan, Allen and
are now an i
are named to succeed
Shaw is to succeed Adams,
and to succeed
UNDERTAKER
Mi
We have -cat received a be
hearse and line Co
Una and in wood,
lie and cloth ever
We la Mr i
lag in all
Personal attention to
ducting and en-
trusted to care will receive
every mark of
prices are tower man ever
not want monopoly bet
co
We can be found it any
times John
Baggy
BOB GREENE CO.
Many persons are
that there is a at
Havana and a fort of similar
names at Santiago, as well as one
of that name it San Juan,
explanation is that
the Spanish word means
round; or projecting
over an eminence; and overhang-
like of a
headland looking towards the
sea. Here, naturally, n would
be placed if there a city near
by to be defended, and
association of the name any
Spanish fortification placed on an
elevated harbor-guarding
Citizen.
Tobacco Sticks
All firmer wanting Tobacco Stick
tun gel them at tho Lumber
Yard
A.;.
The Florida Time-Union
for ration among men
overcome lbs evils the
live II sail it not
to
for ill.- good
individual aid
of sound policy
bull bind null man contribute his
share to the good the Cities
re iii
I , stilt s like we
only t. concentrate this
that work for us into a that -I, ill
be strong enough to overbear and
destroy th evil
A for success of our
of
B A Alternates-N II
M C Smith, J X
William, Job Moore-
We call attention the
nations re having
eyes opined on the it American
patriotism. The blue and the gray march
to I., tie rich
poor meet on a level.
Among
may be f, and lie
soiling and the sens I
rids
side with of
The lo is
hat e are a and
lute of country is common l
Notice.
Having been appointed and
ts administrator of the late
all persons are hereby
Did to all against tho
estate of said Jesse Adams for
on or before day March,
1809, or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
to raid arc requested to make
This the
day of March, ISM.
Fort
Farmers and
year's supplies will It to their
to get our prices before k
Our stock Is In
it Its iii-
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
Flour, Sugar,
Always at lowest market prices
as we buy direct from
A complete stock
n hand and sold at
times. goods are all bone
told therefore,
to urn we fell at a close margin.
S. M.
honest and honorable jinn.
Administrators Notice
By virtue of an order from the Sun-r
of
of the of T K
Harrison, will
day of May, 1894, before the our
House door In sell to the
bidder the following parcel of
land.
One town lot In the town of
situated on adjoining the
lands of M. W, II
and Amos Joyner, containing one-
acre, more or less.
Terms of s do cash-
of T. V. Harrison.
in lath, Moore A Moore,
NOTICE.
State North Carolina, In the Sup
County, j Court
J. II. and Sarah Cox,
Against
U. A. II. I.
Y, It I mi
E. J. Blount and E. T. Blount, who
arc defendants In the above entitled
cause, will lake notice that a Special
Proceeding, entitled as above, has been
commenced the Superior Court of
County, the Clerk, for the
certain real estate In th
county of In which
and are tenant- m.
The said K. J. Blount K. T.
will further take notice that they are
required to appear at the of the
said clerk I tic Superior
Friday the 27th day of May,
In and answer
or demur to tin and complaint
in said action, or the plaintiffs will
ply to the Court for lbs demand
therein.
under the -01,1
Jar April ls.-e.
I. A. MOTE,
Clerk , -nor I Ht
and all
nit it- I'll r till
C. U. .
r i . u, kM lime man
rein
ii or Dot, Ins M
i- palM h
U, S. and
D. C.
J C. k GO
K. C.
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only work
prices reasonable.
CHARD
It.
N.
The Stock complete in
very department
prices as low as the low
est. Highest
prices paid for
produce.
TWICE
A--
WEEK
-FOR-
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN TERMS per. Year in Advance.
. VOL. XVI
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE lo,
j Tuesday
and
Friday
-AT
NO
HO l Its I
OUT or Jot
You in on Air
That Cur. .
Catarrh, Grip,
Throat and Lung I
Wei
, THE PILLOW INHALER
Intel
that II .,
hum ,
it . . .
. i.
a . I j .
air i and
KNOWN Ml IV
has cured
all other I -in. I I lie
Bead free i ,
.,
ties paper.
I Kill I I,,
1-1,11 , I-.,.
.,
I I , u
limn
It n us nu
I t. lit
i , if , f,
for
many orders from
and , naval
in
S. fl II m
i-. hi
in r from I in.
Admiral to lake om-
i and
i U Santiago o r C
v bad ran t e Ran e
down and to
i Tins may not i -t the
it n- of all kinds, Gents Hats and
For perfect a id
your Our i-
in., newest of new
selected with ed
ear at to quality, taste mid
styles, nave -i i i. m
fur the a largo
variety of latest
A iii every
of yo
like then, Stylos ml the
latest, t
all Don't fall to sec
o i stock take ml.
of Inducements
in
.-. ,,, , ;, . , .
III- t- ill i I. i
I be in i. in i . , , ,
c id it . . f
r market I lie i . H . . .,. , . , ., , . ,
n a i i more h
i lion. Mm I, i ii a
i d n -ii ii and a
lo how the
is i i,. nil
lose by mm -1 r in
AH p f n
.- r. I . i Ir
mill's.
ii-l
i I of
or lo out r
bat i ii. ii in e
t-i do if
i f rm box for I. dins
i. i.
maid mi
-i ti. i nth i awl k me
l v bid I in f . i
. i. r.
If f
I,
Dress
-J
Dress
Lacee, Edging, Notions,
House weak pasted bill
already passed by the Smut-,
n- nil d
if Hie f
It In tin
lion. Wat
and some talk
who U on duly
retain his teal in tin.
as, look t nil lb
of one man
military a civil t at Ike
time
A lively
a man in this her town
who a and him it a pen
to Ilia-
turned up Ids roes and t. j. r ,. . s
Our friend,
Sid, could do nothing hut order
removal the so he up
mid n mid can
to of to woods On t-
just us n
ball grounds, the pi
one sudden out of
wagon mid lied.
back
and his lee and then
a dollar lo go aid Caleb the
but ala-, that pig was no more
to lie light than a
Tl mini run him until he was of
Bit job d live it up.
ii.- whole matter
is filing until the
alt the pig lay in pen. lo all
appearances dead, ail never a
life did he show until he bun cart.
cut
P Cards
W. M. Bond. J. I. inn
N.
In all courts.
Swift B. i
N. V. N. C
A TYSON,
N. C
Practice In all tho
I.
N.
over
Cobb A
II. n. II. Long,
and at I,
In all Hie
W. 11.-in-1. I. i .
Washington,
N. C
. I
Q J.
ARTIST
near Only
shop In town d
not its
toy. Without lo
Bay of two men is
to in anyone
can see Hint
allowed who is u reality
urn bulb
but was
made when
war have
i out plan gel
all glory be could nut of cup-
or the Spanish
i- f
not to
which t-. be h
by ibis was landed to
in laking It us this
hat to
entrance tho bat
ii-ii about one
moat heroic the
o Untied
collier in H-o
at the harbor entrance by
u crow
II be t-i in
after Spanish he
to nuke sure
Heel get out I
sudden storms, Ibis
these waters, should
compel a temporary withdrawal
bis ships. Lieut, and
his bravo whoso daring deed
in
were all c but
In bring w.
for
p. i held by this government
rulers from Washington
not for a Qt n.
bis army and Admiral
bis ought
to In. in possession of Spanish
or so much of it as is afloat
after tin- mid of
In this week it They
cannot, of course, act contrary to
orders. It is about for
Secretary Long to repeal
fairy nut Sampson
net being hampered
orders from Washington.
indulged come very plain
just all. r tho S. by a
to HI decided to put
for the bonds mid
back
in war bill in place
of for tho of
which put the
bill by tho Senate Finance DOm
lie declared that tho
national
he to far in
mutter of
destiny, of III-
1.10,000 soldiers now the
Stall's, behind
the conspiracy to force n bond
upon people, that
no bus
by nu
no ought to yield
to such an No
wits caused by the in
the as it a
conclusion from the
The who voted for
bonds were, Cattery,
Gorman, Gray.
Murphy. The silver Sepal
It. voted solidly
also the
Caps, Shoes and in black and tan
it the ladies, men, girls boys.
We make boast when we Bay that we full the best told
by any ore In our low n Tills l- what our
and Oxfords. A line
AS In while, blink and color-.
Shades hi all colors.
it Knives,
and war
rant- Beautiful
Hue of
Lace Curtains, Curtain Swiss, Polos
in and colors, Window Shades
in all colors-six and seven
It
and
Squares, Carpets, Matting, Oil
it g. ., i. . i .,
I,
I'm . mi,, ,
I II i -1- u ,
bale. But w tho
tin. I be a
is to lbs inter, the c
Tin i i- I b
II. nut- I -.- n u
limn t u i en e u i-i-
markets, when tin- bu era are to and n
more closer many Next, lo n-i
than borne arc who weighing no
buy for In mo i. two in it
i I in ; i.-.-
iii am h
. i n make a
i .-i , n
Ibo cotton other
i Star.
Mats in rubber, steel and cocoa,
Cloths,
Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps, Library Lamps,
Lanterns, see our Automatic Oil
Can, tills your lamp and does not run it over
a i
FURNITURE
Bel in Solid Oak, In price from to
of all prices, Bedstead, Wardrobes,
I Cribs and Cradles, Lounges,
hairs all kinds, Commodes, Extension Dining Tables, Kitchen Tables,
re Hall Backs, No question these
Mo question about prims Come to u-
not profit and to
. in- our will prove a saving to Ilia
our g rail u fail to an I styles
mat benefit,
if. b.
bus ;. -in what ti
ties i
i mi -1 Ann t i.
We read v. i In- L-
be led a
baling i-i this country
i on
SO I ii ; , . i. i i .
i- ii I-. ii ti .-, . on i.
i e I
i- I Ibis . stain the
I- the rs will
baling in better protected, in weight
hi by will to
the bales as arrived I from cents t.
ii American I look- i bale more,
bad been has in in -i.
, which nil I
Indian bales I mode
lb, retail in fir I w i coll n packed tie
he tho b inches
y and inside meas
and second promptly,
the care attention th
preparing by plan-1 n will profit I ho u
leis and of and I by tor a
India. attributes Una,
I low nth, and
i ties of in I r well
not being a material and even will Ivy
in baling securely I replace oat system and
neatly. urn n in I render all gins, u
Ibis bat it is tho sort which are in Ibo
in. a.
Hie an hail
battle life i-woo.
rs mini who an
growing toe mil in ibis war
v.- iii will want a pension.
i Adams says he is a
temperance man, fur be hasn't
bad n drink i n
a bloom in on the clover,
feel while in tho
i I. w, r lovers a
. XI.
u i so
f -at and
all and have
colic.
Many a w
fa hi every frill,
lo say an unpaid
n I.
Ion s a dollar.
It is is a
loss o one to two dollars n
tie marketed in
sect o Mr. soil's
tr. ll-i-
bibs, in tho careless
d and
a aim r tog i-
-C-. in. t-iii i t . , ft
. i r I
pi I a
at r mercies ti-i.
d sell m .
only out on i
nil I will by . 1-v. n
I col ton, lo i-
,, i I met f
Ii i.
If don't
hi bill
I it
next limo
many o Those are vi a
to tho of S. rt. ma ii
might by I c-both and
in and as
lint aside from defective they e
baling, as compared with tin cotton growers and
other co ion i
competing n
lily a is i as
a of importance to
n growers
A will t-bow
advantage in o
bale, ii be a large bale
The bill, to permit
soldier tin. field to at
wherever
reported to House, from
ho Elections committee.
report
propriety of our
to
civil rights as t daring
military will be
by Out policy m s
bus been lo call on
to pi-i in duly as a at
any win n bin
no tied. To I the
right to performing
nob duly would
alt
participation In civil govern-
Senator lost his temper
and a of ; . that
left
just re
Unit money spout by
tho m
to was uselessly
bold by
it v everybody Washington,
replied without
using M open to
us Mr.
I do not
Ibo of Ibis
most star from Col-
n-i r i i. to
from u Now, sir
I have said nothing to offend that
gentleman, mid I
lo to
decided to eat that
lo pie privately as
In order lo avoid canons
ii that, everybody would re-
inns a lisp in bis face, ho
has to allow tho
to upon tho resolution
the i daring
i tie present It bun been
however, thin a-
isn't as as it appears to
be. a Reed held the House
up until a bad been
arranged in the Senate tint will
enc ugh to the
Senate voting th resolution
before n Mr
raying if
a act. will,
selling Hawaii as a war
Car-dins Ins no
Bays a It the
ii I, hut III sick
ii. HT .-II the purl it l-p
iii t. It
ever . u Ike Ibo
s i
tin- mutilations
Slates. In Ibis eats do
hew ii is Stale hat secured
in.
to stress enough
u At
pour m i
a one a heavy bale or n
light the bales
can loaded to so bettor
advantage either on cars or
shipboard that tho carriers
afford lo carry them less than
could a cation or cargo
bales of different sizes- In
in
Register Mr. Mm .
who ii both a cotton grower
a buyer, calls attention to
the of better
and nil . t
valuable f Ibo
is most
the more . red
an I all b lo-, exp Mod to
to it.
storm, losing in weight in tho
d in
quality the r, and ah
the pay ill th I I
lighted polio The light bag.
hi i I
tin- hales, i u
in c mi lo
be
.
. o, with ii i ions
I on, whom
referred above, who has
been writing and
Ion mi this j f r ten
em more, his
iii-iii- that i
entailed on col Ion plan
by Inn i and
in
for in
As cotton i. i sled tho h
run all tho w iv lo
to
i -i Supreme
lbs United States
validity
r inspection low of this State
i- a matter importance, aside
from the o or
winch supported tho
the operation of laws
h is id Ibo boon
. fir m protected
ii. o
culled for
his was only safeguard,
ft r before adoption of
was not lung lo prevent
; any kind of upon
b far n-i-. the only thing about
I r any p o
. i bi rank odor
I toll ii wears as a disguise If
bad i invalidated
it would to
nil kind, fraud and
f. i h a- 11-
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