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mm SEE THAT What is it It is a; picture of the mm FOUNTAIN PENS Best in use. The outfit of no business man is complete without one. delegates Shea BOo. J W J L Smith, S V r AS Walker, O T Alternates- S W L s i Alternate. W H Congressional T A Alternate. I. Bethel S M B M L A Moore. Alternates. W J James, H Manning. S I W Thomas. Manning. CR I R Bunt- S M Jones. B James. J S Brown. J T Nelson, W a CA L W W Thomas, S A on, James L 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 Want Job Printing -Come to see us. Reflector Job Printing Anything from tS -i . . . -4 .- we a i . i c ft pi coat k Ian a Weather the sunshine. Don't ask it Don't call on your best at p. m. Wait until C talk politics, you'll E Fills Liver Ills. Save Your Money. I box of Pills will save dollars in stomach, liver or Reckless or sick headache, malaria, constipation and bill a million people Liver Alternates. L A D W B L Ml Democratic or Superior Court Judges Don't attempt to clean out stove pipe, you might use not in Sunday hocks. smile and look cool when W B Williams, w U Jr. W A H N Alternates, HO T House, J B Judicial-Delegate J J Elk . Williams, Cannon. Jno L A Arnold. M earning Tones. . J J his ad the sweat his r it might cause him to have t Galloway j Fred J L W K Proctor. J A K Tucker, Si Don't complain because the ice Stokes. A Stokes. j BU dealer s. J B y y, u Galloway, J W L dark. J A Porter, abuse the preacher he- Smith. Bryan Grimes, J J minutes Lang A . , , . C Can- f J F Stock Edwards, I witness a ball John Buck W W J O Proctor The for I Superior judges whose Don't discus baptism, for ratified by the all like to clipped this weather- A L J T Smith, T Cox- J II Hardy May Ira A r It Mien, J Z Brooks CK Johnson. B H yon are the only pebble on the are Bar- others- henchmen on the State Board of Doc Jackson, A M F W J Tripp. Delegate.-, E G Cox. 1- Hart -i II C Sam- Join Spier. John Hi.-. Jack- ton. C h Patrick, C K Hooks. II C H M Dixon. Branch. to be entirely to Ilia and mere lo out his wishes. of the t his been no- only disgraceful to the State, lo the whose spec I established to promote, their control th- Democratic are the First H. Brown, Jr. cf Sec n r. Shaw, of Guilford. Six h II. Alien, of Seventh A. of Eleventh A. iron were nominated in their respective districts by d- are to baa t-d for in the State at Brian. are now on and are named to succeed themselves. Shaw s named to succeed Adams, and to succeed A I A lady who wanted a so badly that she took one without a or even an intro- 1.-ii-i one day to look Into a book belonged to the girl and immediately thereafter went to her MM expressed her face. this hook, asked. is this, When you came, you told mo your name was Susie but here in this book is the name all right, said the girl. me r. of It. Freddy, if you oat any of those I n while I'm out, you'll it. m. cherries Chicago The business man gets his share of the trade ho asks i asks for it properly. Von know of certain good Millie i- t reasons go a amount of a Certain trade. Do you ask for Do those good and reasons to m agricultural department through en very aptly called State's d H Smith manure which he Daily Gives the home news afternoon at price of cents month Are a It to be. he TWICE-A-WEEK. only contains the Dozier. W Al- B William It J Little -Delegates, it it i. J L B W Alternates. Little, Fred Phil- lips, j ii Smith. Judicial J W M Lang- Altar- T M M T Hort u-. E A Dr-legates, May, FM T L Alternates, A J B M Lewis. W Gilt J W Vin- U F KeeL J L Fleming, L I Moore. Paul Harrington, i. O W W T W King. Harvey Allen. Alternates. g Brooks. E L Dudley. J C A KT W H A ii W H Smith, L F h. J G Mo-, e. II King. M Move, B W King. F G James, W B James, Bags- dale. W H Smith. H F Frank B W A L Blow. Alternates, S T E Barbara. S I Dudley. W J S E B It L Little, E B Dudley. Harrington. J Ii White, W S Fleming. C J Flem- B E J B M T W G J Little. Alternate W T Mason. S W Andrews- Swift Kill. i S B Corey, H J u Alienates. Walter J ore, F Delegate, B A B A Gardner. Alternates N M V Smith, J T Job -the most tent of all of the and Populist pie So has tins fact become that Biblical i i last week's issue, felt called to denounce this disgraceful state of and suited that cultural is to take care of political pie hunters what do honest farmers of this kind of V- Forethought. a year. J news every week, and gives in to the farmers, es- those growing tobacco, that is worth many times more than the price- Johnny, how Wei y ii h ii . U your I in ii I I Ml can't ill your I lie in i j ,. I Ml Hi.- me fur ii. t n Tl e tax on tobacco has been raid -i to a pound- S mo decided keep up the size of the packages and in- crease he price- Others have on- it will be a game let the stay it is, make tho packages it not n heavy one, and the only difference it will make will bet at you g. I as i cigar for the price a i to. Tl e cigarette tax is a and public will either have to pay six cents for a box ten cigarettes, or take a box lib fewer cigarettes at the old price- There are over cigarettes annually this tho war them will ho about The of is or, this m be about the best If you do not deal the trade think Consequently you don't gel ii- The customers you are not en in tho mind-reading industry, They will never know what can do for them you I'll. They read paper for the news. is more nor less- The news of business should be printed in tho per. Then it seen nod by beta whom you desire to reach. Tho i yon will baT prop- for tin trade on want. Thou you'll got i. must use the tight p per, in read b the people whose you are anxious to New- X Daily a, Sunday, and Prayer A. W. Seizer. A. M. fourth Sin day. evening. Lay s-r vie second Sunday A. Sunday school A. l. W. B. Brawn, every Sun- and evening. Prayer X. M. Pastor. Sunday school M. A B. Hit d Sunday, evening. w. B. Morton Pastor. Sunday School II. dent, LODGES. A. F. t A. lie Lodge So I meet first third even j. If. W. M. L. I, Moore, Lodge No. Keels every Tuesday V. Johnson N. O, . II. Pender, See. K. River Lodge N. meets W. C. C. A. B. K. of R. and S. it. Vance Council No. in. eta even Thursday evening. L. Wilson, It. la.-. Sec. The Clark Conn I'm e-i June Issued to rue of Ail- on the of Barnes Is hereby given to creditors of estate to present claim-I rue for on or e the day of June or this notice will be bar of Heir All sol.- to said estate are to BUlks immediate payment lo me, the 7th day June CANNON, Public Administering of KM be remarked the off. hand be tho man who was trying to sell him a mountain farm, it's the exception as proves the do you a possum. There's deny in that possum's mighty good, but you can't never make me think it's Star. UNDERTAKER EMBALMERS. We have t received a hearse and the line of C- fins and in wood, meta lie and cloth ever brought in Its formal Personal attention given dueling and bodies en- to care will receive every mark of prices are lower man ever Vein nut monopoly bet soon DO a, any times the John Flanagan BOB CO. mm. In Port site, Farmers buying t , supplier will It to their . et to pt our price before Our stock U ll Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar Flour, Sugar, Cone lowest market attest in we buy direct from late stock of e at ill i lire in ii HI V. H. M. ll Hie by American sUps MS Ike Havana bat- lbs r day In the kill, I a war harts . HuS ii a bad mass at during the war I or seriously wounded only with t-3 CM tart mule ill a cost less limn 12-i by lb- Spaniards may We bars a A lo a for of of lo be vi led ill the ensuing November election, Is called to at I O'clock M. on -Mils, i ball Mount. The counties In the District have not held cum minus to select will irks notice By I K. S. hi., Una. Rx, Con. Third All hereby inter, on our with gun or or any other purpose, under of lbs law. The lands pasted are site; north hide Tar r in ll-. ship, ad- iii in.- Win. W bead, John Ad in lauds, Tar liver, all , none ere specially driving stock cattle upon be law will be rigidly nil June J. A. J. Johns i on, O. Brown. Tobacco Sticks Al wanting them tin U.- PA Lumber I KIP, Aim in. I limn bi you wouldn't other get-h. mall tilling work p who are used lo A now batons physician early bin i alter in city where he located there resided an elderly physician who ways ready to give him One morning tho young was called to visit n man who was very sick. his way be happened to meet old friend, doctor, as usual, ho bad something importance to any. He tin w it out so long, however, that man grew finally Midi you will have to excuse ate. I am on my way to a who fa said to dangerously was unexpected reply, limn a i oil fellow resented subject News. Notice. Having been appointed s tor of the all persons are hereby to present all claims against the estate of the said Adams for pay- on or before the day or this notice will be plead in bar their recovery. All persona indebted lo the said are lo make i in mediate the day , I,, p.-. I. W. JACKSON, J C. k CO N. 0- MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. CHARD W. It. Administrators Notice It virtue an order from the or of et toe estate ofT W will on M day of May, before the lour Ho door In sell to the highest bidder lbs of land. One town lot in town of Ayden. on the lands W. II liar- and Amos fourth sere, more or leas. T. of t Is cash. K CANNON, of T F. Harrison. I-U-. A Whichard, N. The Stock complete in very department prices as low as the low st. Highest market prices paid for country produce. The Eastern Reflector. D. J.; Editor and Owner TRUTH TERMS per; Year in Advance. VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE NO Tuesday Friday -AT- Am OUT OF You Sleep in on Air That Cur. a . . e-f Asthma, drip, Throat and Lang Troubles. THE PILLOW INHALER Is pill, that lino,,, ., ., inflamed sir I . KNOWN MIMICS It .-I filled. for fret . be co. St Corcoran M ll. Cm or I Pa. your bona yet We may get sugar from beets, but, as a i it's the bests that got our .-u- us. The which our era lure been playing on Santiago is the march may says the few us the Home claim that unhealthy results follow They've the and twisted. K is the a i Dec a cigar said the chi up replied reporter. given up bit the poor man Id whom I used to turn over your cigars la- He's going to hove tripe row for whispered the old boarder at the supper table. do you asked newest victim. I saw landlady going Into a lo-day where was a sale In Turkish replied i nothing us but s regiment Am Your but have not noticed that ll the Ha- store announce bargain be morning up lbs while sobbed be knew that all was over. June SO, AI Ins General i in Cuba, and rt- the l of n fr in it-e. order i -rill i la lie n the of B fleet at lo-day. and Dewey i. not likely to wit Gen- rad to Sun with tho third I fl-ct before It is announced that a the last it wan decided that be needed, and that another call for volunteers would be shortly, tins week It would use should be made of e troops we already have more men to positively denied the that to quarrels between who is now in Washington, latter ha I been virtually from I lie commend of the the talk of friction between them and even goes so far as to Mr. intends directing the movements of the s- The change of plan by which Gen. Miles i logo to Rico u command of me now prepared for that ion is said to been by Ibis and lo have been the himself, who being responsible for one army over he wen-d absolute control to being held responsible for the move- of all our troops hampered by civilian control- It is announced that the of Rico is to lake be- fore the Spa rial alleged to have failed Cadiz can get and vain- for year I- with lbs newest new styles, selected with el care a. to quality, go lasts and styles. We have cam for the A of the latest effects I a ; i s BONUS d t. i. g- id I lo of u v on can bold They only absolute offered, because tin re i nil time a public m holders can variety in every of the i- yo like them. the i whirl all right Don't tall to see . splendid Koch s lake ad. sell i and also offer of the in BOat form Cl c in i or o. ., i if t -i fire n loin. hi- Dry v no- I ; IV. Federal, a Dross Notions, of all kinds. Gents Furnishing Goods. Caps, Shoes and s in black and tan to fit the ladies, men. girls boys. EH W do in say that w bi-t l y y s in our low b what our rs about our ii Oxfords, A of AS in wilts-, black Window Mm i in nil colors. and war run. line of Cut Curtain Swiss, Polos in white and colors, Window Shades in all and seven ft and Bags, Art Squares, Matting, Oil Cloths, Mats in robber, steel and Crockery, Lamps. Lamps, Library Lamps,, Lanterns, T iv; sec Automatic Oil loom Can, fills your lamp and does not run it over f of into re r. d f .- A bond is to bear-r- and sold formality tis freely as-. of and cut kind. to Hid freedom if Iran.-fer are by hold them but n lime, for make a permanent t lies in o dancer lie lost or In care lo.-s lo lie us as would b the of a hank Th COO- DOn bonds take i from method by Interest is bolder. on bond is a of s small of interest due. which arc so designed one i- oat off mi n it i- T for I. H B rt lie i war v I and i so nets i. , ., , ind -1- i to i mail. Tl o i fur bonds. i .- w bond lo I, or i.- n fr In-. i aid Ike P i of A ii II d re i for transfer, ll . t will k i f the bond I the la . lied, if a lost or Hid is not recovered with- in Biz aw t a I upon o loss s i I f v due I teat b ii Is i.- p -in by the by o In order that no mistake may be made in payment of interest, the bocks the Department are for a period, car to the Hie loan- The books of tho four per Mo, loan of are closed for whole month h payment of n On oilier loans tits books a-e closed d -a interest Daring tins period are made tho devoted to paring which the of the win of bonds me ho of duo one. i have n ed and proved, are of d m. From FACTORY to CONSUMER. vB Our new US-1 Drip- iv. Mir- He, yours for a u J med mi Writ.- day. in , I i Ion is mailed In I v f r it. It v V I . -i V r I in n-s i Hits, l j and over, j Suit, I i M m. i.-,. j -i A Urea If BALTIMORE, MD. OBSERVATIONS M a I j Va in q t- u re poor ii r in The in v in a Hip- it ti who i no lank mi On our you will FURNITURE Professional- Cards Bed Boom In Solid all prices. Bedstead, t If the reputed Cribs starting of this re of Dining Tanks, Kitchen Tables, Ce re Tin Hates, Hall No k about Cone i hi your GOODS and will coats out We and pleas to i-in a . u i.- p -i will proves to o ii-1; it in i l i in and Tours fir mutual W. y. Bond. I- FLEMING, N. C- In all courts. B. Tyson, N. C Swift N- Pi CAM TYSON, N. C In the Conn. H. o, over J. O, Cobb Store. H. Small, . H. Long, N. C. Greenville, N. C, SMALL A LONG. Attorneys Counselors t Law In all the w. B. W. in n.-ii- Grimes RODMAN A ATTORNEYS AT I AW. c N. C. Only win In own suits in up a lit- it will be almighty good reports the past have resulted in up things. A Democratic canons of the House is to be held this week to determine to old method, pended since the civil war, cl all in n to by the of the While members of tho profess to believe Unit insurgents in pine are in accordance with an agreement made with Dewey, it is well known that they are more or less worried over the newt the declaration a i independent government y the Philippine in-argents- No official will say what are to relation of Merritt, who is lo command the sent to Philippines as well as be military governor of the island, with the I; begin to look a trouble in than whipping the Spaniard a-o there. was certainly not the in- to setup an independent government when instructions were for the government, be establish by to collect urn duties on importations to is land . Although t ere are about thirty Senators who a e opposed to tho of the s- ii resolution, winch wont tho last week large a vote that was compelled to k op his i i for Each coupon r i f the and the data holder of s bond it e period, and col- i. The coupons are a; may hank,. i . soon will be accepted any having a with whom the holder of He ii in b is Tho b Id- cf a may tit any limo have converted Into a i d free mil envelopes ed. and in doe el is lo owner The checks for the ore cheeks ate of United Hinted, e, o bonds are in of WOO, -ii red iii of Mil. i h-- oily tat i. r liver I out . no appetite, life or . i .- -i l i i ire . . i n-.-l iii. Is null- give i Hire relief. set mi your stomach and tone up I'm- whets tad you f.-i-l a new Mag They arc ears or For ml I. Drug costs per Nominees or Superior COUrt i. . m which now the i of of the Senate, it is rot i Carolina, of believed, even by South are among tho can prevent a vote being . leaders of too opposition to nu- ll I. A registered bond i i payable to the order of the owner, can only be. transferred being properly and b; owner- it made by owner In, .,,.,, i i i been a pm-M- the blank f on tho back of I, , , , , ., . , , , ,, , i , must by HOW TO THE SF-W Tho loan which is now be- offered will daring the of end It, reached and the resolution adopt- el by tho Senate. It ha boon decided that opposition should of of Lieut. do all talking the debate; also that Congress shall not be allowed to until tho is voted brings it down to a of the opponent of annexation, should decide lo fight lo the lust ditch; lint it is considered likely I hat will allow a to taken in course week or two very close observer of things is so confident of this that he has wagered the coast nu dinner for eight that the mil taken before of July The whole power of administration is being used to bring about a vote- A larger proportionate number of Democrats in the will vote for the in House, where voted for it, mid a few who re- mind from in deference the large party majority again it In fie populists divided evenly on I and I S is lame ion among lbs Populist and the r crew of the and authorizing the President to advance lo com- in Senate by and in tho House by will be promptly by re-s- has been a in of his but official tire t exchange a ill shortly m it hot been slated at Madrid that the government had .-. to main the go some officer authorized of Treasury lo witness The tho registered J who lo part with writes i his name en of the bond officer; then the witnessing writes Ids j name in it proper and nu impression of Ins official soil. The officers who author d to witness a . United Slate I States district attorney, era United Hates court, ; customs, or assessor of internal United or Assistant Treasurer or or The lion-en-i- for whose nominations were ratified by the State are H- Brown, Jr., cf Sec H. an, of Craven. Fifth I. Shaw, I ford- H. Allen, The method of subscription I -if Seventh A. of Eleventh district A. of Lincoln, n en were nominated in districts by a conventions bin tiny are to he voted for in the State at large. Allen and are now on the and re ti mud to succeed themselves. Shaw i-i named Iii succeed and to succeed led at every n st office, and most of bark and on these form i is clearly all that it necessary f-r sub r to fill on. Tho may mail to the Treasure De- at Washington filled Out, s v the pat value of tho amount of for which he wishes Thai remittance may be in what- ,, j r f mils currency, bank check. office M abounds are oven greater than of White chapel- of narrow old Mr. a, Thomas, Int. lo s inure yet been mule In lbs Klondike he HI. h m.-i- our- by New for and Colds lie la el mile coin with marvelous cure, I have even if en-l . Sis ii hill lie. II I ill I ire tr. apt mi hot. b U It- j to Or there s officer within a reasonable o- when- through sick- or for some Other tho owner of registered bonds not go before one of officer . Treasure De- will d son nest the v. a-n. r to act a wit- money order, or express bordered by the hovels; from tbs squalor of these spring the components of the for mobs which are e bane, of the city. belt of Madrid are of the grandees are dreadfully led. and magnificent buildings few and far between. The day the is i r the It a-o from the drafts, or orders, sub- national bank, or If s will been and lb a United begin drawing or W hen tho bonds are deliver ed, a will Covering Urn interest at per cent from tho day sub is entered to the l-it of August, the d of and from winch the bonds licit- own When the owner of a ed i he in iv rid Sores, Cuts It in it. r, r tin I, disposes of it and has ill v. . . . I p. v cures assigned l. be delivers It It.- mm to give new who should at . , . t, s cents boa, l. N w Y World that the will make the nay the war tax on cigar- Heretofore have sold Cent st brands to deal rs at per thousand. -id. i a will be 13.80. tax ii- JO will pay .-out- of it nod put the ft,

. r- mm Entered at office t Greenville, N. C, M clan mall mar.-r. JUDICIAL A convention Dale I candidate fr Senator of 8.--1 Judicial District of Carolina, to be voted to- at cumin,; November election. is hereby called to Beat at o'clock P. M. on July i- he public lull at Mount. counties in lie District not held convention to select delegate to convention will Bum notice and govern themselves accord- f By order F. S. ILL, Cam. Deni. turn. Third Heaven Greenville, N. C. When the grim Us remorseless band upon or mother, a cold, cherries steals over those left and they wonder at toe God providence. But alien mother and both are taken into c and tomb, and not con- tent with thus ravaging home and h the hearts t el -a of y. fail and c aims tor bid victim the y tender, flower l- the and soul up late the dim vista and ex- that I might the wonderful mysteries pros The almost ceases to Ike heart almost stands still awe. and will we Saturday morning, the dawn -lay. a. a. when cam to their praise-. When the heralds the day were I- the mom the spirit and Miss iii. the late Thomas lag, Winged its light from earth to the God. and the wings Of soared catch an mother who acre waiting -1 the an- daughter, an convey her through lb r to great who d o inherit the kingdom in A I I I I I Through courtesy L. II. Ten- we are to place our an the battle at i . . by Walter I. who everybody so L. HOY IV TAMP- Camp Dan Russell, Co. N. C, June , News is scarce. Nothing unusual sore arms. Twenty-six our men went to the hospital this morning. Every one them were excused II. Pend-r H a it the all duly by on d Spanish rag Walter The arms. K. V. Cox, Pin, enlisted in Com- K yesterday. We need Ma be For Dearly three months Tin Ii i hrs been giving its a daily news every day just is it This ha ban done at great i M to tie paper and much labor t. the editor and We another tor in the State, or the same amount till t tic had do to newt. Tue editor cl Tin. h. s as ail bin.- MU and editing la f. r alter his local and one with it can what taxing, almost killing has been. Of giving this news has to extent increased at the paper, but not near enough Io the in- curred, to the increased labor. we--k th- las been given we have lost by ii. Besides this. now tic news has b.-en a i as to be not worth paying Such us cane not be vouched the in t- till out the wons having taken to out rumors one day and h-in them the next. ILL. I., i,,.,.,, both annoying and in that readers such new., could not the true. sh-- gladdened h and f ell in lace and Sh- Wis by fell knew her. a-bar; had hit the of school lite that ha and Nannie Cox. e-l N. C-. lull hope, in all pure, young, She was one- i pen arrival at bar s. Illy Addi with typhoid which she recovered. Father, mother, daughter at r side awaiting die great day who is the and the lite. Weep not An link la- been ill th binds us t . and t. God. harp has be-n tuned in great Minstrelsy o glory. has no sorrow heaven e Thy beauty is from Co and adorn the white -I I all things A is the the C. S. S. June Ml W-st right alter receiving yours dropped lo .- May tor Stayed there on his way where be there we Hying had lo the Teachers Assembly. sailed where l b was elect- we the Spanish tied so w- Have ; to presidency. Well, I.- is just b -ea oil liters S man p-a---. An excel- He OHM last week, so we tall. All boys were glad lo in line tor battle, last is with th-y look the Merrimac county men. Sorry he could vessel I was en ran it In stay longer. He us about the harbor and sac a it so storm and lire. Spanish not get out. I Perkins in Raleigh, he cam- Had six nun to run it e, three out to see us. He will Monday, her own crew. They started in He to see the Governor on morning, w bet. they entered op-n d lire on ill orders. Men desiring lo go last as col-id. looked . lo Park Pool to may a solid mas; fire going on it but do in company a kept going until they reached, who will b; responsible the wheeled it and sink , tor their c it an. nit a single man a All are posted with end J I. I re could get awn. A corporals l We privates shall M d X. w to the and surround- M the night The next night th-y to ill persons out sent me buck to lo run papers very all th-j week. It in th-- so at I d both serves at some s n sea s-i they had lo do blows no on goo-l. just knock a prop and the caps Our i to -i so -tart-d up the bear. Don't know who will slow then ell into a launch to Tex is which was lying in Iron cl the in Monday, June harbor miles I ail, is Over -i- t ;. are in the hospital now. TO CA A A Powerful Flying Squadron For Washington, D. C, June was by and members the Naval War Board, today lo organize a last to Admiral C -it h comes the Atlantic. The will be under the c I Comm Schley and will b com- posed lb class haul ship Ore- which mad.- such a record break- trip Francisco; the Brooklyn, the -r Orleans, cruiser the cruiser The gunboat Newark, the Yale or Harvard, ard ably one or two other vessels. The flying will concentrate near Rico, and await appearance cl Spanish fleet. OF RESPECT Passed y Sunday School of M. K. b. South, on the sud aid unexpected death cl Mi.-e Maggie, I had just. . i is very sick, be has lever. e nun go -.-y.- and had , m the were being tired on a-i i n has We hope it is I expected to hear vaccination, getting out They be I law one man in the It me go in with then, bull bad delirious night. He could , only M nit wilt, w. s. dropped to to . u I bated ii et funk. bad wk we bad at. will be no with arm. no M Naval do will proceed but no will will be in all lo v possible Admiral to flip The s and lo north will patrolled o prevent Spanish entering Cuban port. pro- the coast The Oregon and New are now other hips are scattered. are at and duty along the It will lake weens lo the It u Cadiz to lb. Ca- which ii if It will lour days lot to make point. reach there b Monday, HUE the in or Cuba its next b. at Cap Verde coal a miles. bate amp lime to hi the Spanish at has to Cape Cape Verde to Etta is WOO mike, and trill require Cam lea-i two to cover the distance. lime lo the coast SEVEN SPRINGS prominent and ail l o bare It. A cure for and Nervous W A peerless in midst oaks and hills. Seven . Boar I day per week month Livery stables the best as lot Address all to Ma. v. G. F. SMITH. Prop W. M. PITT COUNTY EDWARDS COBB, Proprietors. At the lat store House., tiers in all of Buggies a All kinds of done. We use skilled and material and are prepared to MONEY TALKS YES it talk for us by buying at prices, and give our customers the advantage of it. We want to do business with you. We bought reading it it as. X. C. Whereas, I. -r-l in bis trouble has been delay removed from on the part the people in and g the service lo us, it very y d ct and Mrs. S j , i n, , Thai at seal her iv. we took everything i we could. We are to stay. Three here, though not I think, a u. we bombarded Santiago 1.1 and it a as a bald battle as had many batteries ones belt their shoeing Sad. We so w- now hate Spanish deal shut up in there. I was in during battle and the way those .-hells j baited and over Honolulu, June luckily hit ship, though passed through the I what a b is now add two or three days yet, and only nil Your Ac., D. PROTESTS Victoria, B. C, June Id- lowing was received today per June 9th is the lull cl the Spanish consul this and the Ha- govern relating to the en- American in the afternoon In lore we could get Till Bid out. For all t reasons together decided lo slop lbs telegraphic tarries awhile, both loss's e- while the news is not worth pay la-; and take rest that we need. can test as- last we will watch e Miss Maggie am hr zeal Sunday S and to duty makes it butting c express our -ii her, U- solved 1st. That her s vi-- hi the School ever h Id in loving remembrance by of survive her. Ti at sudden r such a p ire and Ins Ids BOOS us leaves a going and Tut w I, it lime alone can chase away. That with keep informed all imp. connected with the war. And as soon as the news becomes o interest we will begin service again. We e not slopping i permanently, but only will this explanation hops no one who bus subscribed t., telegraph .-r- vice will his name, your patronage you will help us to tome regain we have in giving service so and it will show you appreciate we have already done. Hear in is going lo keep yon up with the news. Arrival of Troops Cable lo Mule. St Nicholas, June off in.-I . in- i-. The probably Marines deep sympathy with sad and relatives the deceased we ex- press the hop even so loss to us nil may be overruled by Mm who death all well. 4th. Thai a copy these resolutions be spread up--n the records Sunday School, a copy be lo the North Carolina Christian Adv. cut.-, the News and Ob- server and the Greenville and that a copy be sent In the Mm I N H. I Com. Kin S. A. THE and equip- in its history. Faculty, Academic Courses; Kl- Courses; in Law, Medicine and Advanced daises lo women. a year; Hoard a month. Ample self-help. and loans the needy. Summer school hers; tors. students. Total i In my as consul Spain. I have the honor today t.; formal the Hawaiian against the constant viola. lions neutrality in this harbor arrived and actual exists between river batteries III-. I America. to the re. hat- i this Lave the honor lo be, sir, II. Vic- i The reply the government which is no i Mr. Banjos hands is as fol- low. l Foreign Honolulu, June B, lit reply your of the 1st instant, have honor to say owing now existing between this country and the lulled stales, this has not proclaimed a proclamation ct n- u- having to the firing i ii us both sides and in oat we silenced and took a sneak be- hind an island, so we lien If and two cables. Th St. Louis and w. re with List night back to Santiago and sent us back this evening to land a lot of wen b-re surrounded by in the midst the river is narrow, lo remain here tun.-. I h-ii d of this hot, mate. We can hardly Hand . . . . . , , , . . , between the Sta e and Nothing to eat hard tack, salt horse on contrary, has lender- and weak coffee. Can't get ed let the Untied Slabs privileges and let to wash our laces with half which reason your lime. I wish Uncle S mi would send us something to eat inst-ail of looking alter starving we worse off than they are. It is a the way they feeding navy, as have ships to send us provisions in. J he navy is all right in time but not in war, they nothing Bananas are growing all, us and will not let us go lest can receive no to acknowledge in receipt. have honor lo be, sir, Your obedient servant, I. Al the annual meeting the North teacher's assembly at II. a-bore lo get Do you think this I president soon lie over I don 1.1 ensuing year. We have to do yet. These j This is a are bald to take. man in North Caro- Their ships are nothing ; fins who take more not meet our. I enclose a a Spanish that was Ire-m light by this ship Later on I will send some relics the for you u keep me. to all the boys and lo all. T.-ll Mr. I am a lime of it here. our Nephew, W. I. bus been reinforced. No concerted ac- on city be made, until the For latter part lbs week. his duty Pro. dale. There is in state that bus its purpose up- building and establishment of nobler and higher principle than that and as the head this will see lo it, because ho knows bow, that its good, will ii possible be placed upon a higher plain. We congratulate the a. In Camp By Telegraph to Reflector. Haw fork, Jana upon wise selection and men n first regiment Slate- his eminent nil into position with both to JUN, Chapel today, and lbs Mrs. Mack's Augusta woman for whom Martin slew and II never mad which she leaves Auburn when her nil SI a is ever. Tb retribution of a higher the is swiftly overtaking her, and in a few short months the woman for whom two men fought U the be blind. A cataract is forming the pa I'll, her eyes, and the light day aid the power to see is rapidly fa-ling them. that same stolidity which refused for so long lo tell one single of story most brutal murder in the cl she to lei the give her as the die s and go is b lading m work in her to what fingers cannot feel Here is the late cl the There was a time she was happy bride the baker ; William the dead hull rubber, into her lite and won her away from him. There was a that joy which come only with the victory on but, like a Dead sea it away when Martin Thorn the burlier, came into the garden their happiness, the woman had to between two. For lbs trial black eyes wept torrents remorse, and the moving to end, her guilty of murder the degree, and he was sentenced to the electric chair. was sent prison fifteen years, and the curtain dropped on this picture racy. The world, busier other and things, almost forget. now, cut of the prison and through the bars, comes news that those eyes, with their deceit and hatred and untold stories, and n the lust trace a beauty that once made her lovers do bidding, dimming with dis- ease. Today they are almost expression less, and when she turns toward her keeper there is no e of great passions surge her. Surely and blindness is creeping upon her, and for all lime will soon be f on ion. Per- haps even that will be something a will close to her sight ilia bars of tee jail and the earth that she has with her presence Augusta is to her way the balance her. Y. Journal. right and we sell them right and treat you J. B WHITE Dry Goods, Notions, Shoe, Hats celebrated------ Eagle Brand Fine hoes all see them. All are invited to my stock aDd learn the low prices. S. T. WHITE. We are now taking orders for Tobacco Flues Flues ready tor delivery now W e do all kinds of Bicycle repaired promptly. Hi Jr GREENVILLE. N. C. MB Heavy and Fancy ES GREENVILLE, O goods kept constantly on hand- produce and sold. A trial will on. W- J. R. COREY saddles harness A General Horse Millinery. Also a nice line of Groceries. I can now be in the brick store for- by J. W. Brown, to see 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 The Cork Was MM Par These lo I me Out. Jess Mrs. G. A- Is lo J. S. rt ; t K. A. here. B. this Springs. Mrs. Camilla to this Miss Mis Emily J. Neck, is his Milo is J. I. Smith in Miss is visiting AT. B. son. A. G. Cox and Pitt Hag. e IS lbs seal la C B Beat C B V. baa the true an-i young ladies ore to be h, the bays N. C. A. Ir. a- in he-half -f I i 1-. I FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. Frank Wilson aV Mi i- f n ;. II. lb N i he I I I a mile . H i --t t lbs and lbs II ; ii. era at t I a mi. A ii. lull today .- M A ; b. .,., la Ores- J , Second . r. b I III D It in token love, con- , . , , ,. ., , , . ., wishes those lei, ; IS t sac . I lbs j t r is is to U. W. and hero mis morning join.- REFLECTOR Local Fresh Butter at S. at Thai a heavy we had Tues W. O- will rebuild his The Farmers is on to There are lour weldings take place Art you them Al tour collages lie bi The is turn- work now. Your turn next. W. manager Telephone exchange, requests u, to state he will be absent from lbs city about ten days and that will net be open slier o'clock st night. the silk which lie Greenville sell here, presented by Col. to lbs Greenville Cap. Smith responded. The regiment will lag until Hi own colors arrive. Raleigh News Observer. of the that , D, , , I to i church will be occupied in rinding- on he is steadily growing in public and It bus never been so lo the people and so able lo help them The enrollment students this year is remarkable, being the largest in its his- We would like some needy hoy lo get its advantages of scholarship and loans. acknowledges II receipt the following w Mrs. Margaret the honor of your presence It the ceremony of daughter Maggie Vance Mr. Coleman on Wednesday morning, June twenty-ninth eighteen at o'clock, church Carolina. A. W. us tin sometime to Deaths Miss this morning at I o'clock, the home her aunt, Miss Adelaide Flem- two north of town. She win about years old. had been some- days with Miss Vincent, daughter Mrs. Alice Vincent, of died Friday night of typhoid Mr. Biggs one of the county's best citizens, died Wednesday night, at his home in Ayden, oil,.,. attend tut an to wire M t see H. C. a his . I business alter a a few Mi-s Annie r ins this morning t visit trends Chapel Mill, Vial is veiling of lbs. Hooker I. W. II Bat tax how he attending the As- W. G. Lang, morning to be at bedside his who is very at Wash- s, c. to see Sir. Fortes on lbs streets Hi is much and boo be well. The m ruing to Press Con- and to Inks a His wile him- K. M. Busier, of Home Visitor, pass-id this his wife, to attend the N- S Convention a- II.-. Ibis to tend the Carolina Tress Asa elation that will hold its annual at this week. i Jim- W. F. is sick. C. M. Bernard went to Raleigh this on Mrs M. K It-It lb limn- in this morning. Mrs. Thomas returned home this morning from a visit to Miss Rosalind went to Monday evening ti Miss Mary went to Monday evening lo enter Dr. Hyatt's sanitarium Miss Leila Wilkinson, who has been visiting Mrs. Cult. has to her Chas. L Mm M m City t an examination before Mrs, M. A. Stephen returned Mon- day evening had to her Stephens. Mrs. John Due hell d lo children who have visiting Mrs. V. II. Which- Monday evening to visit In ends in enlisted in the e-f I honor. May the silken b to th- m II reminder el bean- pulsating in breasts every one at horn, as it on- nearer, their Sat. nobly dis. the duly i Present the flag a lime- hi d in such a as seem lo you most The delay in sen bag it is due o an error in the wording by the Wishing, for a baa m-n your aid great th- We are Bleat Miss Mi-s Vis- B m Mis- Hunt Mies Three b not I it less lbs a- 1- V, , in . n ii -1 growl I. ITEMS X. C , 20th, 1898. Mi- Bertha near House, last here with lure. W. Spent Sunday here with brother M. O. t. was as to i . FOR RENT. it v i n. of Ism H v evening until i. and Stabler, I B G I K L M ii seen i- in i- are lull. n r . i in ,,. rill . .; be r. r Colonel Burg. wen says Hi lb regiment recovers an will march int. i can sea ii and n a mark ct n at I the d sots i u Guards last Bred m n tin- Ugh one eras hit shooting .- by n Murphy and a in lo Messenger. a quick FOR AND i all i of the THROAT OR LUNGS. u. . f-. Pi .-1 The Normal and Industrial College . If. r- lbs young the State ugh j r classical . and I An- i . Meet ti reg i it. Has .-very in two. and of about To I boar-l In mil m r those trained teachers. i and other lion, I or. OSMUND HOUSE X . C We bow W- H- White avenue to furnish board For in- t to W- f. Si If art ii -1 in U. i bun h I'm-. W. E. Tucker lo Proctor, -v. X. I. was bean- decorated. Al H M. th. L. cl today. Mrs. Jennette 1- arrived Ala, Monday evening. She will speed to church and to the the . wedding march, rendered so by Miss Louise enter- The Baptist the following held last j ;,.,. i was a large crow-l pr s lit it. due n. for school. dipped he ,,.,. , aisle. the Marion II The In I Edwards. r with Hits Matti with Bryan a- teacher. j. Everett, of Sobers mill who been at Col- Alabama, three years spent today here. We have bad I'm.- rains the past few d crops have greatly sine the rain. Mr. Crisp, held services in the church Jam. ii with MUs E la .- We for to Inn ping busier bus You'll pay from per cut for equal . an I We know to s Dress Goods Shoes, Clothing, buy . If don't m ii i ti ea we hope to hold your V. s. Lain Tucker with ray. II. II. with Miss Daisy Car- man. J. w I OF OF the . , T it la . i e- Pie h t-i upon . . the ; remedy. As the of Figs Is Tl. Gel. n . that fact will In ling the worthless the . . Co, mad- Figs has . . i makes . a guaranty remedy. It all ether laxatives, . . In. liver and i. ii In- luting weaken- nor . ii- . the m syrup co. -.-, et x. v with Daisy Tuck- she son. V. L. Then came bridegroom from door 1- man J. Mason, altar die hi arc by her lister, SHELL- Miss Agnes as -mail. a and C r. mo y he pair were one and the retiring in reverted lo home . I- uncle the bride, where a .- With was held to O'clock. Were the cosily both mill save a h-i men. Ir bis and good character. Mrs. at hey have some and hand so wish happy a v ,, ,,,,,,,. in- . may way re strewn ll Mrs. B. J. Cobb. Lillian the services. Ram or No Today. Today has become a axed in build up and maintaining hi trade, of contracting Tor so much space and filling it commonplace, meaning- less every is put to give inch character and inter, l the matter as lo sec-ire ii the best results. minds arc giving best thoughts and all their time lo develop new thoughts. and the result . that a fund sod are being brought to immense advantage o Hose who use this method publicity sad Such is the that not submit to the a rainy day when would with pleasure. A picnic i-a . men ranged yesterday, but just for sinning a heavy rain began to Tall which made the HI a I outdoor rather gloomy. Hut young will a good lime ram or ;,. o well filled baskets wire to Star at which young assembled several enjoy- he-use and the occupied bis year. Hf was buried . Tyson and Thursday, Revs, and Manning . ville, North Carolina. A. Mon- here and returned evening by his nephews, Masters Percy and Earl a very sick child. Miss Anise Jones, Greene county, arrived ibis morning to visit here. Mir. and Master Frank went to Raleigh visit John Williams returned to morning accompanied by Miss BUSS. N. C. June now looks very line l General Andrew D. Cowles will be made a brigadier general ll is known that the republican Stale agree on one There is all gen- lies not one is other than a democrat, lb. republicans ought lit rial in I r. nine the own As between General Cowles and Other republicans mass hf vi,,., is popular, and they would avoid the appointment a civilian. , The impression at b.-r is that another call tor volunteers will I j. be nM, and the is ,, North Carolina will have as many SI ,,. ,,,.,,,. two under ii. Ii is Limited not to that lie regular army h ,. Frill. doubled or more probably and a great el regiments tun- fall begins Thursday, Bates of Tuition. per Miss Emily and Mi-s . II not inc . Min niece, . d the by scabs M , is vi the nu. in body g volunteers will later be Th- see is will; re- ,., Greek, Pit nob, each rapidity- h say alter the second is lull, will probably be by day the first recruit Ninety the second are looked today or tonight. Then will nearly lilt regiment, on lbs ha- that per cent, the surgeons. The detailing the six the second regiment construed to that the will be in garrison in Cuba, Rico and the ll it quite well courses and Bar. pat month payable taking both and allowed We lion merit the i port and full those I cited in true education Invite ion your once enter your girls oar tell at. Any i he Tour Attention Please. We have just thrown on our line of Mm and Shoes which will be sold at low figures. MB JcT A new line Dress Goods All made in 1808. Lang's Cash House. N. C

-f , SEE THAT v. What is it It is a picture of the celebrated PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS DESCENTS FROM KINGS. Best in use. The outfit of no business complete without one. a man is The Reflector Book Store has a assortment Fountain Pen also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold You will be astonished when you see them and cheap are. You may Never But should you ever Want Job Printing Come to see us. Motor Job Mm Dice. Anything from In t Che Daily the home price of Are en her II news at the you a not to be. sub- yo he Eastern Is only contains the news week, and to the farmers, es- those tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. New Yorker. Wk Then la D unwritten in the Unit. J that ii proud of it-Hue Mood, origin. Its forefather, who exulted rank wore ink that were in tome A society was quietly organized year, ago with the avowed purpose of those neglected and forgot- ten spring- at nobility and tracing the family trees to their very uncovering the secrets of an try that might extend back to the society made eon- headway and exposed royal connection in very in- the researches so satisfied a certain number of blood -SO intensely blue W they turn formed them- selves into n second society, consist- of those whose line extends back to the some throne whose among the then nation of the earth was not considered, long as it was a fide, throne, with a genuine ruler sitting thereon, wielding u scepter th la-aerial -purple. if this inner circle are for the most pert New Yorkers by birth residence. The most probably, is Gordon Bennett of The Herald. Mr. Bennett is n direct de- on mother's side of Edward of the of hi sitting one day on the throne of Greet Britain is, it must U confessed, not altogether clear, it is not outside the limit of possibility. lie is the forty the lino of heritage, and s revolution might bring him much closer. As to the present mode of addressing Mr. Bennett, as ho practically become a Parisian, he Would, no doubt prefer son altos to hi highness should he conclude to claim the title which it certain hi gives him every right to Use. As a relative of Mr. Bennett the distinction of royalty naturally I long to Richard on, who t duke of and i has voluminous documents to prove not alone Ml regal lineage, but the actual personal claim he to the title of duke. It must lie that in corresponding be- tween the various members of this society their ancestral titles are ways employed, and tiny are I dressed as My Dear in Bennett, for exam- or Dear as with Mr. And many ban have paper emblazoned with their Individual p George an official In one of the urge Insurance on Broadway, New York, is a leading member of the society, enjoys the title of Earl of a distinction that has been recognized many generations hi family, but has never been publicly claimed. Mr. i- of showing a from Louis IX of Prance, whose crusades the establishment of Christianity and whose, tireless forts the direction of civilization earned him the St. Louis. This ruler made his nephew lord of the holy warranted to em- ploy the title of Karl of Charles well known York, is, in reality, Prince Inherit bis title from old German family of great distinction and Whoso were at the most extensive the Rhine. The artist i do although never make use of tho and of hi am even that possesses it. In fact, to entire credit, ho is authorized to sign himself de Connolly, the known hatter, modestly conceal the fact that as u direct descendant of the last Irish king ho is none other than Lord Connelly, It is doubtful that ho ha ever said so the society, of which ho has long been There a hundred others enjoying, if it be an enjoyment, tho possession of a title while apparently only American citizens, but these instances are to indicate . really have an York Mail Ex- press. Au Chief tho auburn haired at tho zoo. Is very so bis convictions with regard to straws limited to the mere fact that they tell how the rind blows. The chief that Showing a straw with certain super, natural will bring his din. Bet hour around before I o'clock, the regular time, and ho daily tries to put theory into From among the heaps straw in hi sag., be selects with great the longest and having placed it in his mouth ho goes to tho glass front of tho and shading bin eyes with hi hand peers lo the right and left iii search of the keeper with his dinner. If the is not in light, the chief throws the straw as not easing and so. loots another, This is repeated over and over with tho us most gravity until tho Int. la Arabian horses manifest remark- able corn-ago battle. It is said that when a of this breed finds himself a p. that he will not be able to bear his rider much longer he quickly re- tires from the conflict, bearing his master to a place safety while he has still sufficient -t- But if, on the other band, the rider is wounded and fulls to the ground the faithful animal remain unmindful of danger. n until assistance a- thought. phi rM M t tire ., i U i- . . t, t I In when Richard perfected bis cotton there were in England A II pal engaged in the pro- of cotton textiles. Nineteen I J, c years later. In 1787, the number of persons employed in the spinning and weaving of cotton had Increased to PITT Dam J W J L Smith, V Walker, G T Alternates. S W L Smith- Alternate. W n T A Alternate, J H Bethel Judicial M C It M O D A Moore. Alternate, J James, H Manning. W Thomas. J H B J R S M B James, J S Brown, J T Nelson. W G Little. W W A on, W James L A g. D W Bailey. B D W II Williams, W B Jr., W A James, H N Gray. Alternates, H Q Nobles, T B J B J Elks, II Williams. Jno L A Arnold. C M J Bryan J J Galloway Mills, Henry Dixon. J L fox W K J A K Tucker, B St W A Stokes. s. J B J Elks, Harvey Dix- L Clark. J A Porter, Smith, J Bryan Grimes, J J C Can- non, J F Israel Edward-, Jo n Back W W J O Atlantic Lint in i April , l. M i s. i i. . a a in. II n in. M p m P in. Ml p n. 7.1.1 p p m. ton . in. a a., York a m. XI p m. Due Mi. is p m. m. p m. p m. a m. Rocky Mount 11.57 B m, 1.41 a in, Nor- folk n m, a m. a m, 7.11 n tin i in. a m in. p m In the Japanese match factories the boxes and labels are made by little girls, who arc in the work. These little experts get from to cents for work. Vainglorious men arc tho scorn of tho wise, tho admiration of the idol of parasites and the slaves of own The State Normal and Industrial College Offers the women the Slate thorough classical end An- to members. reg- Has 1,500 n every in Stat-i two. Observation School To In all b. Io lore August I. trained and lion. ave Your Money. box of Pills will save dollars in bills I hey will surely cure all diseases stomach, liver or bowels. Reckless Assertion sick headache, dyspepsia, constipation a million people Liver PILLS Ma Lake A L J T Smith, B T J II Hardy Johnson, John May E Ira A G Cox Alternates. T It J Brooks Chi B In-, Doc Jackson, A B Holton, M F J Tripp. Delegates, E G Cox, F Hart, U C Sam- John Spier, John Cannon. AM J T Hart, J Jack sop. C C K Hooks. B C M Josee Branch- H Smith W U William. Al- Jonas B Li tie B B ii J L B Williams Little, Fred Phil lip-, J H Smith. T Lewis, J W W M Lang. Alter- T M M T E A F II Davis, T L Alternates. A J Tyson, B M Lewis. W E Barrett. Judicial-Delegates, J W Vin- cent. V Keel. J L Fleming, L I Paul Harrington, U L O W Harrington, W B T W King, Harvey Allen. Alternates. W Brooks, E L Dudley J T Smith, C A Tucker, W A ii W H Smith, I. F J G Got U T King, M O B W King, F Q James, W B James, W dale, W U Smith. H F Keel, Frank V, B W Tucker. A L Al T E in . I Dudley. W J E II B L Little, E B Dudley. O W Harrington, J B White, W Fleming, C B B Flem- B E Abrams. Alternates, J M T W G Mi. J B Little. Alternates, W T Mason, W Andrews. Cheek. is, S B H J William. u Alienates. J M J A E A I H mi ii I. u B A Alternates N H M C J. T Job Moore. so m p m. p p in. 7.11 p m. Bum p m, Columbia v, l i-m-k a in, August la a m, Macon 11.11 a m, Atlanta 11.3.1 p m. Charles. ton Savannah 1.90 a m. Jacksonville a m, 1.20 pa pin. A AT V THE NORTH. DAILY Poston Philadelphia are am. am. Richmond 8.08 am, 10.00 am. Nor- am. nm, Wilson 3-. pm. Gold, 8.10 pm, Warsaw pm. THE UNIVERSITY. Largest MiCron-i and in its mu- . A in.- Kl- in and lo h a month. tor v . . ad la Port Sis. . buying L will It to wt to our prices before Our its brandies. Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar Sugar, Cone Always at lowest price- a -e buy direct from A stock of u band told it in i in in, all nit fold Ii t ASH It inn Ii sell st a u -x S. M. DAILY No. SOUND. -THIS BEAUTIFUL and Seaside Hotel, room, thoroughly and I. Ii lea-e o rent. be opined t S B under f further on call on or ail Ire H. Han by. Owner N. O. Leave Boston 12.00 night, York 11.30 am, pm, Washington 3.46 pm, Rich- 7.80 pm. Petersburg Pin. Norfolk 2.20 pm 1.0. pp. m. Leave Wilson 7-01 am, Warsaw 7.6.1 Magnolia COS am. No. New am, This street. Ne. I P. V. Tampa am. pm. III pin Savanna 1.48 night, Charles- ton Ml am, Atlanta am, Macon am, MO pm. I 4.25 pm. 8.08 am, I am, Marlon am, ll.-IN am. Lake 11.09 am. Train on Neck Branch ;. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 1.90 r. 6.87 7.6 i. m. Returning, leaves m., 8.81 a- Jail ll branch i in mi a, . s . Q., ail n , 9.11 . in , r . , Pi- a ,. ,, I 1.10 o. m P. nth Utah Train leaves i N C, via Albs A Raleigh dally except p. m., Sunday p. Mi -Ire Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 8.10 p. turning leave Plymouth dally 7.50 a. m., 9.00 a. tn., 10.04 and II. Train on Midland N. I. dally, except Sunday, 7.10 ca, arriving 8.30 a. in. . I ii leaves r vii at 10.14 a. Train on branch, Florence I; leave ill. in p m, arrive p m, Clio 8.05 p m. I .,, Dunbar 8.40 a in, 7.60 a m, dally except Sun- . . i on Clinton Branch leave law Clinton dally, except Sunday a. m. and 4.11 p, in. Train No. makes Ion point at . art and Carolina K i, i all North via Norfolk. H. M. Pass. T. m. J. to Creditors. the Court of Pill County having, on the June to me Letters Ad- oil the of Tills deceased No lee it give to all creditors of lo present their claims t. me for payment authenticated on or e the 10th day of June or this notice III be plead bar of recovery, All per. sous Indebted to said estate are notified to make Immediate payment lo me. This the 7th June Public the Tills deceased. land All persons are enter, upon our lards gun or or any oilier purpose, under the pen- the law. The land hereby are situated on the north side of Tar r In ad; joining John iii-- Ail. lands, Tar river, and all are their upon he same. The law will ha rigidly enforced against all Juno till 1898. II. Wilson, A. J. Johnston, O. Brow. Tobacco Sticks All Tobacco Sticks Lumber Wit. .;. UNDERTAKER FUNERAL h EMBALMERS. We have t received a hearse the line of C i and in wood, met and cloth ever brought at a t- in It Personal attention i .- n- dueling i to care mark of Our are lower i ever not monopoly b-. We inn f ii I a a the John Flanagan BOB GREENE CO, Having been appointed and v administrator of tho let Jesse all are hereby to all claim against the of the said Jesse Adams tor pay- on or before i day of March, or this notice will plead in bar their recovery. All Indebted to the estate are to make settlement. the 5th day of March, E. W. JACKSON, B virtue an order from the or of flit the administrator of the estate ofT f deceased, will on 123rd day of May. before the four door In sell to the highest bidder the of laud. mi., lot the town of on el adjoining the lands F. W. II and Joyner, containing one- fourth sere, more or Term, J C. k CO R. --------DIALER MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable. i i R. DEALER IN Whichard, N. O The Stock complete in very department prices as low as the low est. Highest market ofT. r. Harrison. I Moo re, produce. A- WEEK -FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J.; WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO TERMS per. Year Advance. mm Friday -AT VOL XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, JUN NO From FACTORY to CONSUMER. II THE PILLOW I tin pillow that it i . I . it directly lilt Ii I d-, . nit i i i KNOWN I I M It ha cure I Hi w -ill f . Rial J ;. lion y ., In . Q I. C-i r h . . . rim 1.1, I fit Shot to Kill. lives on next lo Mr. W. was ; securing re- blank the in- a yell a Of blood a It a where burglar a I evidently and for lime. A trail of ibis point under Mr the crept tho there it ltd fl into I at. tic wound must have ft mortal ore M man not live with the much Mount Argonaut 10.11.111 II. Our 112- m- round in a Mill fond. K. A. a o lo be lag of his about I miles iron ht-re, last Large from that Immediate were present also a number people. There was bad Ir fill. There were a gr -at many in the pond, one was a Spanish old, supposed lo have in the when Span- last country. An- Other was a turtle weighing oxen the bunk. with only eye were There a many oilier I but present as arc and vouched by Tim. I Worth Father V our Tea it . I i in behalf f Fri n i- i f t the other. ii ma m ii appear the. vi-. but Wu i ti it i W- have ll Tn lips, rs o. pi u in i I o let A Cook, Father Worth veal lo of v n I P be f to tho two officer. of the of Friend lo all tho United A copy was to Governor and was ft in what effect the Ii on tho R tho torpedo Lout La not vet been a Pout reporter the in the niter- noon, ho was presented with n copy cf the of peace said It just been adopted ID their I tally eve word of it it i i ed by .-very or Friends in Carolina do of cur eat with Spain Father Worth asked. ever went into ought our war should right now. We should live accord lift to tho doctrine of you think Spain or the Unit- ed State- was u tho right ma treating her poor people like e r . Hi- newest I with v k i ears -i- en v it . an .- If the .; i.-. A Ike Dry J Dress Trimmings, Laces, Edging, of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes and s in black tan fit the men. gills boys. t r . f I lulling ., . V II Ibo v.- ti. . i-. that o in our v. Hill i- what out the b.-i our mil A beautiful line Iii white, colors. Window In all colors. Peek ct Knives, we war IS put i as lei .,., , i. i i .; i . A in raged Unto a race. II I are . I in m u a . deal of work, . the i I Gen. V. in aid I i , I. Lace in v it Rugs, Cloths. Swiss, Polos m, in Shades in all and sever. and Ail Carpets, Matting, Oil J t Mats in rubber, steel and cocoa . tie, . . . . tin. palm -f U ,., found I , . Lit feet chair, lie In., kept I tor com at nil g es, and ii By 1.- . in pi a off loads of apt at Wheeler. ; lieu . I s cf the . ,. .- . a, a ,,, ii . i, ;. We and . for . Ci . in. ., ; , V. .;. IV; Ml the Letter Wheat Wily Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps, Library Lamps, Hf r Ir ah Lanterns, Can. your Automatic docs not run it over I on I I . ; t. mp. . no la . . I . ; tin . ;, I . . In hong I into a Ian g a ,. , ii. . u over re . core amp am On our ions you will a large FURNITURE when United . ;. i Tin n .-1 i fact that oft II e I. Professional Cards W. M. Fleming Greenville, N. O. In all the is said to have done. The United j States a miserably in undertaking the war. There is no excuse tor war. should asked all the nations of tho world to demand of Spain to give government to subjects Then if Spain declined, all tries have withdrawn com- relations. would then come to sens s is never any for foreign power should declare war attempt to invade our country, what to tho Lord Ho will protect Post. Be In ill I I . . of all kind and Children's aid halts ill on I Kitchen Table, t Hacks, Ac. So question about these .- pries being satisfactory. Come to 1- your you will come ahead. W guarantee ard pleas-m Will prove a positive saving i to in and to bi i h . the s n I B will no alter now for an an . h or no Carlo , i ll o . . .; r . w i in . . fr i- i- all r lovely rep , n trial bi gin lo em .,. ,.;, i be read I inability I in, i glory as lo be but a, a of the In k. u tin in-l .-. I- T Fir. I hi at April lit Tl cents. meat price paid I. rant wheat m the deal is, T. advanced to May r 308- at time amount wheat . Iii wheat exported and told profit on any ac- c. s i profit, p profit pot mouth . . lit per day for four- . nth ending May SI I i.- ; r. lit hour fourteen ending May per minute f. ending II, . . ii. . deal, o- . . , Chicago J i I- a ii a v. yo. Tours O l O . . if g a i ll I ll J. B m Children BAKER HART Swift Galloway, B. V. Tyson, H- C. N. C CAM Practice In tho O. over J. C Son's Store II. Small, . SMALL -ft LONG. and at La In all the W. II. W. N. C. v I. liver i are In own, It was There was a Mr. in Char yesterday, who was at school with Lieutenant Greensboro. All Ho was telling incident of school- boy days- When was year old ho was in a military school at a I by. The buys the girls As is gen- the case, the around the college campus got to at the girls, throwing and tossing notes. One night a debate a certain girl to whom bad been I on previous visits was caught kissed on homo. to and v an c Tin evidence tho young man. lint brought the and himself asking to put hi to see it he was the man. Hardware Tinware, Spokes, Subs, Pain f Oils Fair and Honest. Goods, at Book Bottom Prices, N. C tn i . i iv name I a man Coins who enlisted in i a tho U ii per- haps what an tho largest United win to the his father, who. -searing a loop one of II e which are of How many era and sisters have bow many are . ad Bo Sargent button i ti How n. my broth, rs and of yours art dead to ho a n,. bent his bond h n i. r I Iv. ill r I,,.,. pane, n v asked yon If and lister i de i and bow I have and later repeated Ibo many hate yon are one of a fa if ii i . . i i . V . i i sent to it I , I V. in i . I. lull . . The war i. i s . I i-l i Ii n iv ii third we i r law i . is i a w. A I. iv. mix. . i . a id notes . -i. u .- i v I I . I III th land. v n ml i six weeks All ill . ii in II i if em . i lain I In . i hi ,. . i n i I'll ii i up n ally, we Iii. about ill in I I, AS TUB Mr. a, . f Tex a ii. re valuable nil i ; ,. ,. he agony by , and King's Discovery for . He , . ult . f little value in will, cure, .-., ii l It, even if it cot a hundred . . ii.-. Asthma. an I all throat and arc , .,.,., Ur- King's New very tor but- i, mil Jno Drag . . t, t. i JO els and 11.00 teed n,. from the i ii pines baa recently declined l tons annum to less hundred, ow- revolution custom moth was intro- the islands from ID tho r the eighteenth .-. i, command , H who is said i men is fifty -live . . old. a a in medium rather i lot u i mid. There in Iii- be is a man seldom and the makes upon .,. P IR ti r i i. i . If . el . having to p. e cent per . ; I n. I , . up l i. ; . j i,,. ., ,.; . i. ii. i t salve In world for Cuts do i Suit ; Sores, Her, Chapped liar U, , , , ,, ., . I all akin , r. or no led, lag lo give ton per I . u, , I . v