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Students last year.
Tue largest and boat equipped titling school in the
South.
the
Terms reasonable- ad-
J. A, M. II. HOLT, Oak X. Q
it ; an t
ScHool H
r. m.
N r
an it v,
Carolina
College of
and Mechanic Arts
iv-op-n
In
meat. experienced
In In
Agriculture, in
Expenses
Pi
Ufa
; The State Normal and
Industrial College
lbs young las
and in An-
Kara than r-s-
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ii. two.
lice Observation
To board In
in bi I,
desiring
I, r and
EMBALMERS.
We a
hearse and the line of Co
and in wood,
he and
We prepared to lo em r
lag ii it. for
in ;,
looting an
trusted to care
every mark of
prices are a-
not n j,
We car, .-,
times the John
boil-ling.
BOB ft CO.
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pm.
Trinity College
m.-.
and Modem
Languages, History,
Bide, and
re. Women admitted Ii
a-- study.
in th state.
Board from lo m
hi. 130.00 a year.
s,
1891 r c Hal . . Ureas,
i. C.
Durham, N.
Greenville School
for Young Ladies.
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Port Sis.
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a a- depot.
Numb
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and equip.
null in hid
Academic Kl-
ii ,., Schools,
in and Pharmacy
Advanced classes open to woman
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Opportunities
and loans l.-
Hummer school
tors .
Tor In ,
lo
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Fall term Sept 1-1 vs.
Rates of Tuition.
1st ti- Grades
month
courses
month
Latin. French, each
per
Bar.
month
Less ins
pit month
payable
Pupils taking both . Liter
sis allowed
the substantial up-
port I of
in education and ally
yon to make your
l once to enter your girls
Any information will
given.
Very
L. L. HARGRAVE
3.00
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n.
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Flem-
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J I Little, Alternates,
T S W Andrews.
Cheek,
S It Corey, H J Williams. u
Walter
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I A Gardner. H
M Smith, J T
Williams. Job Moore.
s C. via All e
so p. m.,
Plymouth 7.40 P. M. p. m,
. m., -n.
and II.
Train on Midland t;. leave
. urn except Sunday. 7.10
m. a.
leases
it 10.25 a. m.
Trains on Latta branch, H
leave 6.40 pm,
S-05 D Returning
6.80 a m,
a m. daily except Sun
OLD DOMINION LINE
on Clinton Branch leaves
fr Clinton dally, except
1.1,1 p, m-
at 7.00 and
No. 7- makes close
. all mil vis
J alas at or
and Carolina R It for K
l- ill points North via
II. M.
Pass. Ace
T. II.
B-J Manager
SERVICE
Steamers lease Washington
tills Tarboro touching at all land-
on Tar River Monday. Wednesday
in A. II.
Returning leave Tarboro A. II.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and
same days.
These
of water on Tar River.
Connecting at Washington with
for Norfolk. Baltimore
Philadelphia. New and Bo-ton.
Shippers should order their ids
marked via Dominion
New York. from
Nor-
Baltimore Steamboat
fro Baltimore. Miners
LI Bo-ton.
MY mix. Agent.
G ea X. C.
Notice Creditors.
Th of the Superior Court of
Pitt County having, on the 8th day of
June 1888, Issued to mo Letters of Ad.
ministration on the estate of
Barnes Ho is given
all of -aid present
I their claims t me for payment
cu or e the 10th day
of June or ibis notice will be
plead bar of their All
sons to said estate are
make Immediate payment
ibis the 7th day of June
CANNON,
Public
the estate of
I.
I Fills
a year. J
news every
Kb only SI
contains the
week, and -rives
to the es-
those
tobacco, that, is won I
many limes more
the subscription price.
v has only two it
;,. of
hut are trained
men, aid up in
for what the State look in
One of I hem hag
be-in
Creditors.
The Clerk Superior Court bar
this day Issued to mo Letters of
Administration upon the Rich
ard Mel is
given to all -non. holding
I against said estate to them to
; ins for duly authenticated on
other four time-. are not I r before i-t day of or
band
nine Ml person to said
, I estate are to make
have the
appreciate
of the of Richard He-Law-
, a
which
Care All
Liver Ills.
a Fortification.
I the body against disease
Liver Pills, an
lute cure for sick headache,
malaria,
constipation, jaundice, bilious-
and all kindred trouble,.
Fly Wheel of
Your Liver Pills arc
he fly-wheel of life. I shall ever
be grateful for the accident
brought them to my notice. I feel
as if had a new lease of life.
Liver Pills
SOUND. N. C.
Till- and
Hotel, rooms,
thoroughly overhauls
and renovate I, now In- sale, least o
rent. Unless otherwise I of
be opened V .;
under f
forth -r ii et .
H. Owner
Farmers and Merchants t
year a will Unlit la
to our before
is
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
Flour, Sugar,
Always at lowest market priest
as we buy direct from
late stock of
ail , , ,
s- i-i
I ,
run we u t. .
to it. Which
Tobacco Sticks
sticks
them at tin r
a paper man know how
mans ho behind
his back, be would adopt another
a the
Tho was
taken. newspaper man who
expects to ho maligned
by aver swindler
and every
who ignored, and in fact
by nil persona who do not
with him on and
questions- Durham
the newspaperman who
to go through life without being
cm.
should
N.
very
prices as low as the low
est. Highest
prices paid for country
produce.
J C. CO
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
work
prices reasonably
A-
WEEK
-FOR-
The Eastern Reflector
VOL. XVII.
D. J.; WHICHARD. and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JULY
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
NO
Killed v nil .
T-
Mr. Mai-
In a more i- v r,
f has I, en made tin- K -1 -1 U-
For veil- be m untold
0.11 sec by
In i cur-
ed Nev for
C. He
declare that gold b f little value in
with this cure.
won It, if It cost a d
a ho tie. Asthma. Bi,
and all throat and , . .,
lured by Dr. King's e-a-
for Com i hot
free at Jno Woo
i-
to cure or pi ice
-Ilk ll.-i-
.- i man of
An Idea of hat the War is Coal,
leg.
The war is low posting
a day or at a rate of
n year- The
bill
near y all cf which is for the
present war. Previous bills
over It
to tide that about
Las been provided so far for
war expenses up to the end of
December- It will all be
spent, no as
The Treasury is author-
to borrow by
means of bonds aid
by means of abort time cotes- It
will all, no doubt, be burrowed
and spent, together with the pro-
of new taxes,
a year. Th war
will thus easily cost, it seems, in
year about for each
man, woman and child
United States, to say nothing of
distressing o life.
What is worse, the new high
taxes will continue after war
and will probably be increased, if
war spirit to build
a big nary and maintain it- Eng-
land's present fleet cost her some
and we shall want
one as at an annual cost fur
maintenance of
a Sun-
O la-r k-
r II a , ,
. ii a r i
ed Ma daughter,
I to
her a b-n manner.
John Co us who possessed
b a sell a
mi I
, -i had
who d. In
of t .- t rial
the end of a into her
an
to the cloth. Here, the
broke off. I four itches of
it in e old eye-
It was I out Mr Richard
with n pair
V Th;.
the alter
in u-
for hours the old man
died. The was arrested
in here
a charge of her father.
She will set up a plea
her trial,
at term of
Sampson
. i
Ki
and value
for mm iv. -I. i i-
the newest of new
styles, selected with
care a- to quality, good taste and
styles. He have is m
for the A
of the latest g i it els
A ,.
m -i
like I III. ,, I
I. t,
all
II In lo
, I
i-i
r -pi, i did -ti ii
i ii i n . i
i i or n mi net, toe
II I II I I
V . l
i g i. .
i l .- O. i
t I , . i
him In T i ibis week,
in tin i . all i I. on
Santiago a o m as be Id
hi ii in
in
gens will i be in pi ion
; in tore Tampa -ii i m
I reach Shatter be
a .
I, in i
t r pa c .
i d. bat it be e i
a i- , g
a Mi. U I j
of -i- .-hull
all-wed ti I to
with of i taking
I tigress will n
r i's own hands eon r
lie i- to i-t for an
i la i
i Ingres should
From FACTORY CONSUMER.
D-,. . ii.-c- will .
l j ab or at -b- to a it will be solely
IT I I is In
i k I'm. that ; along
Dre.-s Trimmings,
L--r
Out lit-
Fur-
. . a i , .
V T
a. Prove, Levin. V
,., ii Mir-
. . t for
i-
.- Writ- t V
in
mailed
it. It
All
Ir-- l tit anal J
It certainly like it. but there i-
really no trick about It. Any., oily can
try It who hi Lame Bank Weak
Kidney.-. or trouble.
We mean he himself right
by Electric Bitter. Toll
cine tones up the whole nets
a to Liver Kidneys, Is a
blood and nerve tonic. It cures
Headache, Fainting
it U
purely a a laxative,
and restores the to Its natural
vigor. Try Electric and
convinced Hint they are a miracle work-
Every bottle guaranteed. Only
bottle at L drugstore
Professional Cards
W. J. L. Heir
FLEMING,
N. C.
In all the
Swift B. Y. Tyson,
N. N. C
TYSON,
K, C
Practice In all the Courts.
it.
DENTIST
M. O,
J.
Cobb Store.
II. . H. Long,
N. C. Greenville, 8.0-
Attorneys and at l-aw
In all the
W, D. W. Grimes
i i .
RODMAN A
C.
desire I
ARTIST
street near Only
shop In own
It is strange to see and know
what the fusion are at-
tempting and it will
still Slice cry
far They
and
who for silver.
move heaven and fuse
with who declare for
gold. voters and tho
are not Ibis It is
office seekers. Now it will
and
if succeed in getting; tho
to follow such leadership
again, misled
year- promised
made of all m n.
Th. y made the think they
mean to do well got
office. did they
did what
they laid would not do For
this crowd to i-k to
giro thorn a further lease of pow-
is the greatest display
and gall that known
a civilized
Dispatch.
OVER
Constantino from
Greece, has a of
leprosy at
A Texas Pacific train
the safe robbed near Mid-
land, Tex, nimbi.
William Rising, of
N. Y., was thrown from a L
Shore train by tramps and
A train carrying officials of I lie
Union Pacific road was wrecked
near but no
was hurt.
Miss Flora do-
for Slate School
of
J 1ST FOR
II legs
as last as an Intel
nearly miles an hour.
A trump Van Ark.,
feet, struck squarely en his
and was not hurt.
Chinese believe who
wear short hair will a future
he into men.
The says
that Twain i
Am-n. in
it Hi.- las n
hall -ears n in II
retires on lull pay. Mm sad
have u. teachers.
will take pure than two
s to when
he .--. . . made
Of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods-, Hats and n i i
Caps, Shoes and in black tan Sm
to fit the ladies, men. girls and boys. Spain with a picked of
and and
i is a bluff, i- bared
I . cf tho Navy
whose lo rep
the
,. . . , at las day
; fr C
lo
fin Bake ii l at t n we e bi-t
In U our
our A lint-
color-.
in
et Knives
and war
rant-
line of
Lace Curtain Swiss, Poles
in v He j colors, . i , I cs
in all and sever.
It
and
Carpel, g. Oil Door Mala in
Steel Cocoa e.
Lamps. Lanterns, Tin war,; tee Oil till your lamp
and does not run it over.
On our you will find ii large of
that the ships are properly
ad. are lo
out order
Among the nil j
misters in the volunteer army I
ii initiated by Mr .
ii It. the
who baa controlled th Mia
i delegation to
l. C. July
No more hi c on
i nod bravery
i give n world than
t. soldiers d
who participated the
Santiago.
i . i in steadily a
i regardless
I natural or assured
I of victory was an indication that
sen i e
. I I,, riot Bull
II i l
e.
i i h. lot a
l-
HO
Ohio,
is Kan-
No under the
It'll m
year, knows,
I in sums to
is somewhat
j men killed, wound
. ii. overcome by
. U i ill
heal
number of
FURNITURE
Bel i. in -i II- i; it ft c
of nil kind I aV
Oak
Tables, Kitchen
-l I tic line tin in
question about e being Come lo us
will conic out ahead. guarantee mil to
-i . i- u will prove a to
ltd to ml
mutual
f. w
conventions for many
years. Beta DOW Maj. if
if you please, if I nomination
was not made solely on account cf
partisan politics,
old up u. why it
made Lynch will t find
Ida job one
to with
suspicious, and it will not
prising if somebody finds a way
In lake e a be-
I man participating in fighting fore that time at
j but no larger than expense.
might have bees under There has bean swearing
ill c .-- mi -i. c- since Ural of mouth on
I to and .- , account oppressive and
us
breast works and up bill Hie extremely warn weather we
in of a hot file from both are ha vine;, necessary
large and small gnus. Admiral
Hump ons i. u window in a bank or
a helped receiving in a
o . , B.,. . to be convinced
BAKER HART
dropped into J
remained day and this
week, and Julius Caesar
is much worried because
ho able tn lied out
bat o object of the Govern
nil war. wants ever
bud to i be at his
i res
with
r for
no of bis
intention to
election Burrows to the H i .
if retail
the
said that has
Laid,
made i- very plain in a
short ti when
bill about
lob. referred to by
that be log
rolling methods, if Lin
Tinware,
log included, op;
them if Ills log lei I- n
speech which tho. if bis con-
not personally
in ibis lo are not likely
to lie proud. Ho a
soldier ind s
has equal on earth in all
staying and fighting
pr
baa ail
n . u. regardless of politics, his
effort to
alleged bad him
th it wits or mi
slurring at lbs
ti tin
oiled p upon
I- d in
Washington paper.
lo name I be
man. editor tithe
pi has j. la request t.
that Mr- Bailey be so
and added that any
man to be the
the. editorial lion, lied
bard throw down given
to Senator who was
much Ins failure lo
be elected Chairman of i
Stale
was more or a
Maryland Dem-
claims, .-
Building Fain
Oils and
Goods, tit Rook
original bill carrying more than Wellington on top, because they
through the tier n i i
pact mi lo past I I
claims In which
were Interested and no
claims the should be
passed- He had
claim was excluded, i it
put in by tin
to
bill. Ha said be made Ins speech,
wain the to
cut out added by lbs
Senate, sod be have
I tall added, especially
that
Surl all
go to vote on the an-
The has been
made adjourning,
taken recess
a weeks, it but
Bottom Pries,
MAIN STREET,
Kin. that success would
. his p in
owing to cf
on tho wrote side of
re-
be o -i b as
Maryland
is lo
him.
Under the provision i the lull
lie next
Census, i
ii I are to mi ti
than one
The new
Committee on Cs is made
in same proportion,
eight Republicans, D no-
mid one pi-i Mi
i n this s w
sought as la supposed
its members will have a little
iv pull ii securing in as
point , that
.; i tax is about
tho must of all
just as Democrats in Congress
said when were protesting
in its imposition upon
Some persons were
simple enough
c telegraph company would pay
for the stamp that is to
he affixed to sen
lull soon foil oil out
C pay
that I ii i-i. can
pay.
positive from
Europe lint Franco,
and into an
to prevent United
the Philippine
or turning thorn over to
England after war is
being discussed in
w This
Statement or may not lie. true.
ii it cur talk about permanent-
ii. aping Philippines has
aroused in
which may MOM future
is known In all. These things
i. it to asked whether
the worth toe In
other words, would the possession
tho Philippines compensate us
in a with a
of powers
o average
i- m any
European Interference our
us. should a combination of
is nay that we
slit nut tho Philippines
would keening them anyway
th. it- Hut would it not wise
government
e so oh notice that it
. i, wish to keep
think so.
No agreement has vet been
rescind as to tho day winch
the shall the an-
in but is expect-
ed i hut lie will lie line
iv,. k.
that is
ii upon
say
action's Sal ye.
The heat salve world Cut
II .
r i Chapped
i mi-, all Halo
cure-. Piles or no
an extra cf price not tun. -an.
that It Hi,, The four
war comes to aloe I Carolina,
Jo. I. V
.
rS
I severe righting
i b in earnest Friday
been
morn-
it at a-d B day Ions there was a
V. as second class mail
I . to
The America
Spanish troops from the
in the suburbs and took
I he At
sunset fighting and while
th, reached up
of n t rainy then
m States District hi-
great victory cur
sail
th
bare much
el t practice in threw up net
tor
Saturday morn-
of so called white , u j the .
conduct ., . .
main was more bloody than
of the was no
to bring- the
. and contempt
there been
C . fight the
county.
u lawyer, not
it part of the Jim machine.
it became
had been a
, assistant district attorney
it
to E I to be left out
Julia a J there
to tome lively if. it
I a new ma
a i a one.
at l Ki. Johnson MB appointed
second What-
ever the title the office- that is
of tie lace Ed.
hold-. It that l-i i. -i
being criticized for having a
it. In a recent
tho
Attorney says
man- cf
It recently to a
i. to is not his
as published in
papers, but is simply
t. J- Spears is tho
Tl. s will to II A.
in, i
. I
.,
on Ilia This light cod-
u and in
if Spaniards and
wounding more. Tie American
killed.
showed an
o grit and rained a
fir- on the enemy, making a
all data. in
the ind
July
to
harbor with In at
Out a
President to matter,
walk
Santiago a to today.
thousand will noon be
on the tat la Santiago to
The lint lo
an exchange men
held
cans.
ibis
exchange o
sou and men bad been p.
and are the American
line.
It i r ; war-
Lip tried to run of Ha-
and WIS captured
Four hundred Spanish prisoners on
the Harvard and six of
were shot before the trouble was
fleet has been to
leave Suit twenty-lour
hours coaling.
I to,, d
in law. in of tie
V. , tat
Fourth Congressional dis-
author cf a f
leader u Tell
nit in and
i cot News
; That
W July
I tie Man r I used by the Spar
ii- marines at
were received
Department and ex-
because were in-
sated in a brass lest tears
d then wound.
bullets,
in civilized warfare.
Hundred
York, July A collision
morning oil
re, New lo
and The
sank once and
hundred wen
I I Another
Gibraltar, July
XII, lately
from Cuba, is Cadiz, he
used at t.
to I the lire
Wat accidental.
A A Coma
by
n bi v
to with
He United the
i, . or other,
f new i
I at she is of
there.
w two of
Manila harbor the other v
upon that
f no was by the
Stales n but now
the news from Berlin in
lire
beat of that
Germany, France and Russia have
an understanding where-
by they will
tho war, to prevent United
Great Britain,
from obtaining possession of tie
whole of
They will ask for an international
to settle questions
la In have I voice in
will a
of lie Philippines.
It is to be hoped that
lot
a d France that this
war no
affair, lo he
any of
has never men
European This
is not a am-
It is a solo, and since the
rd has raised the tune
by she proposes lo
it to a
or
Si
In mines in the channel
inner barber el Santiago, lie
I two of the active and
on ship rear ll
of harbor. ion will
with in
from inner harbor in case
the still to
r until o'clock lo
reply It his for a complete
is net
a that the bombardment will
The to aid of
Manila have arrived there
i They captured
Islands on way mid left
man in of
Spain Jet
July rd
and
Spaniards in front Santiago has be-
the Spanish
however, b Idly says that
Spain will pursue ti-e despite
losses
Captured.
Key West, July
has
beta Into as a
She was raptured oft the Southern
earn Cuba while attempting lo run
the blockade, A large quantity of sup-
plies on at
A Spanish was
is also here.
Sampson Captured
July -I- p. t
Navy hat just received a
dispatch Admiral dated
July 3rd, a. m.
under my com-
n as a of
July tho whole id
fleet, Otis attempted
In this morning. Al
I ck the last
Col had run sixty miles west
but she has let down her
The Maria the
and
ashore and burned or up within
went miles The
destroyers and
IS destroyed within
ago. killed and
The enemy's ft is
hundred gun fire, ex
mid drowning. have about
including Admiral p ,
The killed was George II. j j
I yeoman
Signed
H Paragraphs.
Tho wheels a man's head are
able to score a u
run.
Women never tho
who pay them
Anchored n era
July at
Perl Saul, telegraphing at ;. m,
today, lite Beef IS
ed outside is r-
gaged in coaling.
Spain's
Madrid, a Heel-
read
confirming the report the death
General Vends also two
his It is reported that
has died t
The
at
In hall hoar the position became
Spaniards. Their battery
was and Span-
right. laM and
the It were
to make a detour and lake
bill. ten real The
were not in eight,
were hundreds
he II in- marched through
the Hath across whereupon
Hi- opened fire again. One
Mason, Mitch
ell, Cuban long and Surgeon
At the same lime Span-
sharpshooters began popping away,
here and there. Lieu-
atoned Colonel mounted-
road bead of hat troops,
Tenth cavalry ranged along-id.
The all dodged bashes and
, the bail bullets. The
lire grew hotter and
our men two and three at
When came to hillside
was no protection. There was a
moment's and cane
the Lieu-
Colonel led.
hi- sword. into the open the
men MM u-d up the mil. Death to
every man seemed The
crackle of Mauser was continuous.
Out the came the
up they colored
not a man flinching, and
firing as II a
hundred in the they
went in bats death, drop-
the ranks a- every
by madness
rush, Spaniards exposed
was a The Tenth
cavalry ell like and
on. More Spaniards were
and
id and
led. Men dropped tatter and
but loot places. Colonel
veil erect en his horse, hold-
his sword and bis in n
to billow him. Finally bis horse was
shut under DO be
n bis 1-el continued
inn for his men to He
up hill
lo the men who were
and Rough Riders the hill
have seemed miles high, Bet
went on as last guns
would work- The of lite
Cavalry was
Al last the lop hill Ml
ed. ii the could
nil have lated
but daring
They wavered an instant, then
turned and As they ran our men
them oil. lbs
was MB and die block
The went on lo drive
They the
In s lull dead, hut alive.
In the rush more than hall Riders
wot bad
hills, position was -nil p on
sharp
fill July
this to
the which await. i
is harbor. Tin tad
the Spanish Admiral look
chances fall
is
At on the A-
J i d
and I
followed Vii-
WAREHOUSE
Maria Teresa and .
ID ring. a light
state. Come your tobacco,
a high speed, w bile lie destroy-1 . I i i
rs want it and arc aim to pay tor it, so bring
to us and get the highest market price.
Your friends,
EVANS. CRITCHER CO.
Proprietors of The Old Greenville Warehouse
GREENVILLE, N. C.
PITT COUNTY
EDWARDS ft COBB, Proprietors.
At the late store Court House.,
IN CAMP.
Camp Dan Co.
C July it, 1898. i
We have had regular
ii, late.
Most mm who were k are
well now.
The July will
here. We will drill all over
parade and military hull are on
And Hand
July
was Shatter this
Kite, July
Army near
the news the disaster to
the
was during period
regimental Span-
and in the Old Town
I the men one
el the line to the
and men are without
have
live days tho
all happy.
-mi . i
we will leave the South ill a
dues, probably
The want lo Hut now
twine to a
we have Spanish
A. D.
A Paymaster.
An i,. M, paymasters in
volunteer army i, by Ur.
is John It. Lynch,
politician who has controlled the
lo
national years
He is now please-
ll ibis not solely
on account partisan politico, Mr.
should hurry up aid
why it was made will not
his job an enviable out it he is
rd lo duty
Natural Horn
writes lo Lon-
don Times
W It this war II I
it race heard a dozen
among the regulars in about Tam-
pa, is Ibis war about,
The idea of liberal lag Cubans or M-
did not seem to them lo be a
on The idea adding, more
exotic citizens lo already
man voters seemed
of even
There as not, to tar as I could dis-
cover, any particular enthusiasm
which were nominal-
But h grand
and same
to that have , I it
ordered lo exterminate Apaches or
bears. And here lies es-
viii the
and war.
The Is invincibly brave
sheer id He is incapable o
peaks as be Is incapable vulgar pas-
He kills hit Spaniards as bit
surgeon n BBl lie
bale the man ha kills. loves
Spaniard who straight
despises only en-
who him an easy job. He
lights sheer lute id
The Am warships
a heavy lire end some stalled in
suit. The r, C. plain Wan-
started d d.
els, firing as she d.
lows, Indiana and
went in pursuit
big Spanish The and
Maria were
lo and run. In a suit
the n lo up and
let beach, I.-r
having ill
r lo destroy ship let
the her. She
run about west id
immediately th-
. I suit.
scarcely a mile
Then Are brake out
boll, soon in
in .-ii tin,
I ad gel The an
mil.- I -r
abort, as
being blown up l pr. rant
lure.
The new
lo the Colon, which
all with
.-I the which in
meantime had, d
Pinion and i i,
on th .,,
and Inter ware taken prison rs, Lieu-
t. mini Wood a heal
six men the and raptured
her colors.
were on She
and staff. was taken aboard
s i b at,
also
The
As vent aboard
him on Ins most gallant
ten Wept. crew of
d the wounds t the Sp
led halt
ed.
Admiral Sampson on
New York had gone lo t o
center but in
lime In I the
win kepi up
in afternoon, she
vessel the fleet, Lu her
pursuits kepi her
and and the give up in
despair mill a
Weal of Me-
one cl the I her col-
ore.
The i- now strewn with I. ll
burned lift boats and d
debris. Not an American slip
was ii , . n Yeoman
Kill-, the Brooklyn, killed.
Just alter the action an
warship appeared but
Spanish ships burning on
beach, put to sea.
Manufacturers dealers in all kinds
Buggies a
All Li mis of repairing done- We use labor wood
material and are prepared to
MONEY TALKS
ft m talks We maLe talk for us
x by buy in prices, and we
give our customers the advantage of it. We
to do business with you. We bought
and we sell them right and treat you
J. B WHITE
jg FURNITURE J
Wat. K. Shipp,
officers
battle Saturday.
Carolina is the lives o
her in
gel
SAM WHITE.
miles.
wealthy.
is
Trees are ways green,
man n horse.
Older than U tiled Slates.
principal is cock lighting.
One is feet
house bus h reel garden.
All San are
is horseback
less
Has more and than
Jersey.
San bus
inhabitants.
San Juan has lineal harbor in the
West Indies.
sleep in lbs day, and
sad visit
Water supply is
The over
in light nil
Santiago and Admiral
missed .
Die Ibis lime are
captains battleships, an
misuse.
TOBACCO CURERS
who have given their orders to B. E. Parham
Do. for flues can now pet their filled
S. E. Co's store. Mr. Parham
having made arrangements with Mr. Pender to
make flues him.
Pender makes
Good Flues.
Flues arc now being made delivered.
Come early before the rush.
iN. C.
Heavy and Fancy
GROCERIES
roods kept
Country
A trial will convince
on.
S W-
AND
A General
I can now be
the brick store for
occupied
Brown
to see
More Goods for Less
or More Goods for the Same
Money than any House.
CLOTHING
In quality great
Such elate
At the prices we state.
Patterns rare and in
tense,
As bargains they're
You invest good
and sense.
Take look at my styles.
They came many miles
They keep you in smiles
No better clothes.
Than this line we sup-
pose.
From sheep ever arose.
F t .
s .
at v. .
T Ii; Ii
his Miner hart last k
CLOTHING.
FRANK WILSON
THE KING CLOTHIER.
Frank Wilson
REFLECTOR
Local
at S. M.
curing is in full blast
Sampson brings down no
about
ll has hot enough not to
need any lire works.
bars are several easts cl typhoid
lever in tho community.
to bum, is what the Spanish
navy seems to have had.
The State Span-
the course of modern a
taught.
We ban It rumored Greenville
i to have an is
if Manila was on
May and the Santiago
July
Raising over Santiago
on July 4th is in keeping with lbs day
we celebrate.
Some the ties report that Ibis i,
weather they have bad in
thirty years.
There is an old saying that usual-
rains on lbs July, but it
missed Ibis time.
Like war, the con-
has not ended. But Dr.
go has got lbs better his
W have some business men
making inquiries about
one would pay in
The South loot bridge
getting in a dilapidated condition
as to be almost It
It is a rather Interesting tact that
battle at Santiago is coincident, as lo
dale, with that
A that makes best
c Is more to he than
I riches because it is worth
in
feels more like
mourning over hr Santiago
than she doe over the bun.
universal
our national lib
are new many
in and Ida list lL
who have fallen at will
be looked with much d. The
is war are being
IV. O. if party
who took bis hand-saw will
return it at once no questions will be
asked. The saw has hit name on i.
and the taker will be caught if i. is nut
promptly.
In the midst of war country
tho grandest 4th y on
New it war will end before the
I Thursday in there
will be a Thanksgiving day that lays
predecessors in the shade.
Only Twenty-Four
Out
ed men enlisted by C. C. Forbes lo
join lb i army, only
hem showed up when the time came
for them lo move to Fort under
the orders Adjutant General.
II. Brown.
ls. W.
2nd.
John John An-
Daniel.
L. J. House, T.
bury, Charlie Thorns, Oscar
Noah John Slade, Frank Ni
Joe Patrick, MB Bell,
Kit Dames, Shade
W. II.
Z. has awed
Ms. C. I. It-1
S. A. Hi for a
visit ii. lie
W. M. It I d r n-
t -ii H iv
Mrs F. W.
r n n
A U
j int. Is at Kim City.
K. II. Busier, it Ike
Home Visitor, spent today
C. II. ti
and day here
with .-.
has barn sick
m mini for
As a .-
i. , I
bad
I , .
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sO c m
ml Mis. Id. who i- . p n
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Adams, I. nook m
c j i N
is lo iv -1 i
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in with the .
d. s l t
b. . s i as nm-t i I
Dur .-a h iii
. with W. L, in he
on latter.
weal lo tin- .-won- out
ii aid
II. went out t.
serve ii,
a crowd down near
Ki. P. . aid net -e
wan i in it t e. .
loot side. A- th
I that A., in- St
1-
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band sin a t-i- hi
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on
Ad ins
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lo all
k with
Willi- and who have
Ir ii lo I mother, return-
I orphan-
age a
Or. D. L. morning
with his r . I
in i for tin-. M-. K.
arc in -I them.
l-V 5th,
N. II, has
F. t;. tor
Dr. C. J- this a
for n.
V. II. I .-. v-
K. a.
i. II . n Monday
j It i it in.
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Mrs. J. this
Mi
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fall Adams, c
ll
the Hi
aide.
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lo a I . i
the wound it t
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Mr, U. B .
he r v
th-awn
Miss , i -n
who has here, Utter raised up and a.
tor aim
ether c man rush i out l r
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r two alter
heme
ll. returned
Di Iran Bethel h. be en
i Odd
Rev X. Washington,
iii church
here
evening
J. W, this
F. . this
D. Hill, spent
here.
C. M. Bernard came in this morn-
Tuesday
Wilson.
O. L. Ibis morning a
trip up the road.
Miss II--a i is
visiting Miss
this morning
lo spend u days in
J. K. Cameron, of here
today locking after resume
Mrs. Car. line re
home Tuesday
J. A. Jones, of Raleigh, come down
Tuesday evening to the
II. Harding.
out stopping them.
Mr. Was ll d
l ml down to i iv
gate, ll I
had used a part of a buggy spring a.
prised open a window, and
on
standing
drawer was mid n
ill small change and pennies iv
The only a
stock am several l sh Lid
been placed out on the is if
the robber Lad picking m
a pair that would
1-ft in n trunk In lie private r om
to the store was also over
floor. s- far has been missed
except Ike change money
draw IT. Doubtless the timely appear-
Kennedy slopped
-m
lull
Al
re. i i i
a- a ; Hi .
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In II a
ll , .-.
h.
i mi it -1
lit
Mr. W. A. Harden,
cured two barns cl tobacco hist week.
Mr. Darden says crop in
poor, want of rain,
that there has been scarcely any rain
there since May. Mr. Darden lost an
old family horse last was
to by a Jersey
Free
Died
air. B. K. for
where his wife w is in
response to telegram the
death their little chill. Tin
here at
them in
ii i
w.
of I m-
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cues an
Pain-Killer.
a la
tonal. Cars
j o
COLDS,
SB and SO cent
OF
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A ion- in.- ;
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I he Kinston Free Press
but a k that its dally edition
lbs hail to
forward with
1- ; i- in-l h a -t-o. editor
i- M
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t receipts C MS u, t-i
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in ti lo n
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is -ii.
Ill I. OF
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In i win
in contains a
made of human
ll I a white man a de-
ea i- . tow there's a and
is now
slave one of the
is-i
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en . l-i. i tor In Ir
Spat and ii,.
bill s I ii r .
The ;
an I . v civil . and
live, w , . Manila,
ware put u . .-I
j-i cit it
, -pi I e s.
The V that
lag in tut
e a I cl struck
M Fort which
in lie
River exploding three
mines lamming the The
t develops a new mm
at same noting tin
Hi-re are on
in tho
Daughter Against
There a ice
Fowler by which an
d and proudly i
home ridden of Will Be
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tho if is
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cm Hi 1.-ii and sol ll s-you
Is a w
kn t w ll c me
w up u. h
its silken r. iii 01-
u i
OX, Meal that that hour nil
fathers on ti-1.1-
in triumph fit.
lb y you,
will do the same Dig
patriotic the
love I toll
in the Maps and
In your cum call i In
I'll unity Bud ill.
on or .
or ad,
that Is ordered to you 1.1-
low id, by the yow
a homo ore praying
your safety and that when you
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ii. S. s.
I. S. S. Smith.
Warden. J. Ii. f v.
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G.-W. r.
s.
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i. a
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1- . n-on.
W had a S
day Hovel ii led
I. M. at
was ad
par.
lies bud fallen on over u iris i
s b down A
A; X. C. railroad F. t Ma ton nearly
kill-ii a section matter road
pelting with e lumps
the trail
. . . j-i
We a money
for moo
for at
to the
salespeople
busier You'll
from -0 to per
r. . r.- we charge
equal quality and
Vi know bow to sell Summer
Goods
Clothing,
W mile
If we
we
hope to bold
stun
It that
Mrs.
Wiley Brown has Kim on Front between Wooster mid
where be went lo the Dis. ion was several years ago oil-
Lieut. J. C. who his been
on u sick furlough, returned to
camp today.
A Howard, cf
has been Miss Mary re
tamed boat Tuesday evening.
L. I. F. G. Jams, I.
Sugg, It. L. Harrington
ibis morning Mount to will a ;
attend Judicial Review
furnished with earnings Mar
Jane a
then the latter bar grown
cold towards bur parent, and she
brought
i-i bar In
tor, and aha i
1-fl,
home bare. Mrs. Jacobs i-
years oil, f. r
heed if
old son, and this
upon
and by
Smith
of Hie company, is
the
,, , i near lo see
was and
paid alt honors. The Colonel
r viewed the
in
i i- r. r. nil-
was arrested at
Raleigh ii wile mot l r-
He in in la
which she ind then and
Your Attention
Please.
We have just thrown our counters a beaut
i line of
and Shoes
will be sold at low figures.
C T Next Door to the
V. I, Bank
.
THAT
lever
C OF PRISONER.
What is it w
It is a picture calibrate
Best in use. no business
complete without one.
man is
The Reflector Book Store
has a nice assortment these
also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens.
You will be astonished when you see them and
cheap are
You may Never
But should you ever
An Interesting when young
I folk i the escape from
prison.
u requires children who are clever In
i lesson in the dis-
of pleasure. .
The game proceeds after this
A map It held by the Judge,
usually a grown person o- an older
child. Then two re chosen
placed In separate turners.
the Carrie, you
represent New York In this corner,
and. In Moscow.
away
reach home by Thanksgiving day. You
Save gotten from behind the walls, but
what Is direct routs
Richard has Mil each sea.
country and gnu ha crones to
home for the and cranberry
mat. If he So i-. he
must remain right on the spot
where he stopped until he thinks
cut his escape.
Other members of the game are
placed In prisons at various parts of
country. The favorite Jails arc
now located In China and Japan on ac-
count of interest aroused during
war. A leading question
IX you were put in a Yokohama
on, how would you get back to
Soon the. room becomes with
prisoners, all trying to get home. Hair
of are the center try-
to et the boundary line
which others are Just
leaving the walls.
When the game has been played
those who Join in get very
familiar with the Junction of countries,
and learn many straight lines and
clever Jumps that had not appeared
feasible before. For those who arc not
quite conversant with geography, easy
tasks are given; for instance, to be
placed In a Paris prison and find their
in
In when Richard
perfected bis cotton ma-
winery, there were. In
engage in the if
of Nineteen
later, in ITS, the number
the
weaving of cotton bad increased
to
Japanese match factories
bates labels aw made by
little tills, who arc
These little
EDUCATIONAL.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
get from to o cents for M
work.
; ;
Want Job
Come to see us.
Jo. Printing
vs. I
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To Save Trees of
An effort is to be made to place
the protection of tho government
one of the most remarkable natural
curiosities of the world. Is the petri-
forest of Apache county,
, The wonderful atone trees cover a
I large tract of land the town o
where they lie partially em-
bedded in the soil and and hide
starts of most beautiful decorative
tone under exteriors that be-
come rough and gray from exposure
at a the weir of the elements.
The great logs of stone, which were
at one time foliage-bearing trees, have
become like agate through a process
which probably took thousands of
and by every particle of
the wood fiber was chemically replaced
by which preserved in the
original buss of the decayed wood.
This formation takes a high polish and
much sought after for decorative
purposes. Some of the trunks
are several feet in
in fact, that table lops have been made
of single Slabs.
It U now proposed that the forest
a reserve or park I
order it may not deplete t
tone dealer and curio merchants.
Beys Make take.
about is fair U an
adage, and the school bore and girls
of Mass. have been proving
its goodness by practical experiment
lately. Last year the Sots learned
carpentry and carving and the girls
took lessons in bread and cake making,
but this year the books have taken up
cookery and the girls have been sawing
wood.
Of course, tie boys are delighted
with the change, for they are permitted
to boil eggs, cook steaks and even
make cake once in a great while. The
girls profess to thoroughly enjoy
nails and making things Of wood.
and are determined to show that they
can be as good carpenters as the boys.
n I April
am; if Wilmington.
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The State Normal and
Industrial College
women
An-
Kt eases to Faculty
So More reg-
nit. Has but
county ii, Slate except two. c-
rod o
In
I nil applicants
made la Ion August
eon teacher-.
tier, address,
Pork Sis.
supplies will It to their ii
eat to get our before
its
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar
Flour, Sugar, Cone
lowest mar
s we buy direct from
mi
-a haul oM At
suit M an. M i
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Gives homo .;.
afternoon at tin-
price coats ii
Are
not y
lo
he Eastern Reflector.
TWICE-A-WEEK.
year. I
news
it only
contains the
-rives
to the es-
those growing
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
subscription price.
Fox's
does the fox need such a big,
bushy tall Of what use is it any-
way J One would think that it would
be in the fox's way he was run-
nine through the brush and that it
would help to proclaim his
he was creeping up on game.
that, is sometimes caught In
traps. But nature knows best what
lbs fox needs.
Grata Taller a Mae.
Recently In the Boston chamber of
commerce samples grain from Yam-
kill county. Oregon, attracted much
attention for their extreme height.
There was timothy hay five feel tall
and a sheaf or oats standing over six
feet In height Most any boy or girl
would be entirely lost eight of In a
Held of grain of such giant growth.
The can .
Tie natives o turning
Mr. ad-
vantage. In
tit district bears a label
la
and c tread, of goods
raid local this In-
primed
bears
cf the
The
The Christian w cap
our
for to return
ice for will but
a temporary to our evil
passions, and our enemies only be
rendered the more titter us.
Hut to take Ike Bret port unit of So-
lug n kindness or rendering
a tho of en-
their soul; Jon. to
It will be a noble our
net Infrequently
nit by out
that hid stood
III, but by
hearts to at tn shrills
NORTH.
So.
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am.
moo m.
Richmond am
Nor-
am,
pin, Wilson pin. Golds-
pm,
Magnolia 4.21
DAILY
v,, Boston New
am,
12.00 pm, pm,
Wellington pm. Rich-
mood pm. Petersburg
8.12 pm, Norfolk SM pm
-a.
pm.
Leave Wilson m.
am,
am, 8.00 am. C
-No.
New 0.00 am,
villa in-. Ibis train
12.15 I. arrives street,
i I
U.
pm. Jacksonville pm
Savanna 1.4-1
ton
am. Atlanta 8.20 urn, Macon
am, pm,
in. Si
am,
Million am,
am. Lake
12.111 em ;
Train on Mini
Weldon 3.55 p. m.
O. arrives Neck at p
p. m.,
p. t. leaves
t. 8.62 a. m.
m., m
-n 8.10 a. in., and 8.10 n . m
vi. 0.10 a. in., p
a. m,,
m., 0.86 n. m,
6.20 p. m,, arrives
la. m., ate I 7.20 p. in. ex-
with r
leaven via
A Raleigh R. R. dally
aW, at p. m., P.
Plymouth 7.40 I. SI., 6.10 p. m.
i leaves daily
7.50 a. m., Sunday a .
and
Train on N. leave
except Sunday, 7.10
m. arriving 8.30 a. in. lie-
turning leaves Smith lie 1-1 0.00 a. m
rives at 10.26 a. m.
Trains on Latta branch, Florence K
i-i leave 5.40 pm,
o m, Clio 8.05 p m. Returning
leave m, Dunbar a m,
7.60 a m. daily except Sue
dale
on Clinton Branch leaves
law for Clinton dally,
4.15 p. m-
m.
Train No. makes close
Ion point all rail via
ale at Booby n .
and It . -i.
la all North via Norfolk.,
College
in Language
sod Literature. Ancient and
email m
Commerce. Women
daily. I
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a jut.
opens . 11- ii l.--r
Pol address,
En .
K. C.
patronage nod equip-
in its
den's, o I'm--.-; S Kl-
Seine.
In M
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-I, I th needy
Sun r lea i
tor
iV
Greenville School
for Young Ladies.
Will held In lb College
near the depot.
Limited not to Exceed
L.
Fail term begins Thursday, Sept 1st
RUM of Tuition.
1st to 4th
month
courses
per 3.00
Latin, Break, French, each
per mouth 1-00
Theory
pea mouth 3.00
Lessons
per mouth 2.50
Terms
Pupils taking both Liter-
course will be allowed per cent
We bops merit substantial sup-
port and those
in education and
VIM you to make your arrange meat
at one to enter Tour girls at our sch
Any further I
e given.
Very respectfully,
L. L, HARGRAVE
UNDERTAKER
II
EMBALMERS.
have cit received a tie
and the c line of
fins and in wood, meta
lie and cloth ever
t- r
in its forms.
e.
an
to
mark of
Oar are lower man ever
not want
can
tho John
BOB GREENE CO.
OLD DOMINION LINE, Notice t Creditors.
SERVICE
have
touching at
on Tar Rivet
Friday at A. M.
leave A. U.
Tuesdays, and
Greenville
With
for Norfolk, Baltimore
Philadelphia. New am .
Shippers
marked Line
New York.
t A Baltimore
-Merchants k Miners
Boston.
Washington,
N. C.
The k the Superior Court of
Pitt County having, on tho day
June Issued to me Letters of Ad-
; ministration on the estate of
Barnes deceased No Is given
; to medium of said to present
I Claims me payment
authenticated on or the day
of June or this notice will be
plead bar of their recovery. All per-
sons Indebted tn said estate arc notified
to immediate payment to me.
This the 7th day June
CANNON,
Administrator
the of
Barnes
TN
SOUND. N, C.
and
Seaside rooms,
having thoroughly
renovate I, Is lease o
rent.
be opened I r f s n I f I
under u it. F
H. Owner
N. O.
The Stock in
very
prices as low as the low
est. Highest
prices paid for
produce.
Tobacco Sticks
wilting
M.
Ate
M. Manager,
B. J.
Creditors
The t bar.
log this day lo of
on the e
ard 1-
to all
said estate to them to
or ill ll day or
Ibis notice will plead bar M their
H persons Indebted to said
estate are to make
their to me
day
f. J. M
of the estate
born,
Pills
Cure AH
Liver ills.
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
by the occasional use of
Liver Pills. They reg-
the and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria,
ii constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver PILLS
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Wire Iron Fencing
First-class work
prices reasonable.
sines
A-
WEEK
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D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance.
VOL, XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY Is,
NO
mm
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
Is it
rare ago o I
Senator Matt
Senator Sum-
there are troths so
that if men hold peace the
will cry and it is t
of that Senator that
me now to the
We happily escaped from
slavery oar-
benevolence is
by no barrier of
acknowledges no of human
dominion, we
remain indifferent.
sir, I submit this
of the Cabana
offer lo establish by judicial
a wrong, or, rather,
an unaccountable series of wrongs
has been committed by our gov-
We are solemnly
by the law nations, properly
pledged
by our own declaration this
subject, to entirely neutral
between and Cuba, but
as has been
it baa been a to Spain, a
to Cuba- Liberty in Cuba
a in the helpfulness of infancy;
its life feeble, its pulse low. I
not invoke your aid on behalf
of I only that to be
done, the neglect of which
justly bring war upon, it Cuba
had the lo enforce her
rights. Ac it is, the
United Mates does its duty or,
Violates Cuba is without
remedy. But there is a bar, the
bar of impartial history, before
all must
stand; there a God and a
book in which of nations
re and there is
for every nation
its duty, does it
Are we Buffering today a
nation because we failed of
duly thirty years ago
I Mini. Act.
It looks like It. but there Is
no It. can
try It who Lams Back and Weak
Kid
We mean he ea n cure
by taking Electric Bitters.
Malaria or nervous
We mean he himself
clue tones up the whole system, acts as
a stimulant to Liver and Kidneys, Is a
blood purifier and nerve tonic. It cures
Spells,
Sleeplessness and Melancholy. It Is
purely s vegetable, a laxative,
and restores the system to Us natural
vigor. Try Electric Bitters and be
convinced that they arc a miracle work-
Every bottle guaranteed. Only
a bottle at Jno, L. Wooten's drugstore.
Professional Cards
W. J. U
N. C.
Practice In all the courts.
Tyson,
V. ft Greenville, N. C
X. C
r n. D. l. James.
H. O.
over J. C.
C ebb Store.
John II. n . Long,
M. C. Greenville,
MALI.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
In all the
W. B. W. Grimes
RODMAN A
TORN AT LAW.
N. C.
J.
TONSORIAL ARTIST
i i i . . i r i I i i v
i I ii n hi
Tom-Trow the
forms -f ion
ed upon a fret goes into
effect of com-
Stales. Si-
with harrowing
of of dollars on bonds
for war purposes, a decrepit
at mad
also imposes n trade
infamous stamp -ct.
are a ; they
will support their in
peace or war with their money
and with blood. But we
be mistaken if this seven
itch system of scratching
out of people two
at the time day and day out
doesn't raise a fierce of dis-
content that will sweep it ciT tho
books. at
rate, ought lo bops that it will
and contribute the storm.
Just years ago Cheat Brit-
her net
her American All
law-papers, like deeds, notes, will
and were to bear gov-
costing
threepence lo ;. very
per, and pamphlet, and advertise-
had to bear a stamp-
day this obnoxious
went into force was treated as a.
day of mourning. Bells wore toil-
ed, flags were half masted, bur-
slopped. In every colony
the act was spurned.
paid no attention to it in drawing
up documents, and tho
printed a skull
the place where the
stamp was to hay been affixed
Col. John of North Caro-
declared that of
that colony would resist to the
death the of the law,
Patrick took up the mat-
Virginia assembly
end in her famous resolutions
rang out the first signal of formal
defiance, caught
up by colonies. In Eng-
land, Pitt, Burke and Fox
the cause of colonists,
and within one year from its
tumult breeding law
was repealed.
We sincerely hope the
stamp act will see no longer life
There does not appear to have
been necessity for
sorting to so n measure
Our forefathers resisted the law
until it lost the power to eland
even in the body. We
do not urge resistance to
of this law or evasion of its
provision i, but we do oppose it
unnecessary legislation, a wicked
annoyance, and a nuisance
ed the country by the
in power, the repeal of which can
not come too soon. The
can people will not lo be-
regarded by
and moonshiners
be bunted searched by re- e-
officers and perhaps
their if by
should be unstamped, cut like
a contraband still in the woods.
Folks are taxed enough nor.
They have to use enough stamps
as it The net should be
abolished If free rein is allowed
this sort of thing, there is no say-
where it will end. About the
next thing we bear from ibis con-
at Washington will be that
it has repealed the use of
that every
must keep bin on
with Internal or
he's no patriot; or perhaps it will
forbid a man the day's work
is over to go home his
wife and babies unless their faces
me plastered over with these to-
kens and insignia of a republican
war revenue.
Away with the thing
Gazette.
DEPEND UPON I
The Tea on TelegraMs
ported and vain
your men Our Is
crowded with the newest new
styles, selected with
care as to quality, good taste
styles. We have
for people. A large
of the latest g ejects.
A every I
meat of tbs
like styles ml
latest,
all right prices Don't fall
our splendid and in
of die
land in cur
rods,
Dress Trimmings. Laced, Motions,
of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps, Shoes and in black tan
it the ladies, men. girls and boys.
say
Salve.
heat salve In the world for
Cu
Fever Sores, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, all
and cures Piles or no
It to give
perfect satisfaction or money
box. y
In
lie beast W that we sell the hot mild
by any one in our This Is what our customers
about our Shoes Oxfords, A beautiful line of
in while, black and
Window la all colors.
et Knives,
and we war
rant. Beautiful
line of
Lace ins. Curtain Swiss, Poles
in while ard colors, I es
in all colors-six and seven
ft
and
Squares, Oil Cloths, in
rubber, Steel Cocoa Litmus, Hall Library
Lamps, Lanterns, Tinware; Automatic Oil Can, fill your
and does run it over.
RN RE
Bed Room In Solid ringing in
cf ail kinds plies,
Oak aid Lounges,
of Con nudes, Dining Tables, Kitchen
ii Backs, Ac. ml
question about Come to us
and you will come out ahead. Vie guarantee profit aid to
u tome ii will prove a positive saving to Id
Car, Pleasure, is our g o It to please in aid ml
Tours tn mutual
As the only left More
and bis fellow Spaniards Cuba ,
is to die in battle or assume
responsibility of surrendering sent
superior it would seem that with troops
and a for Admiral and
preservation would prompt Hie him a position to demand
commander to end
so far as Cuba is c n-
Straggle
in the face cf tho is the
most brutal barbarism of the
declaration
as given in the
to the Post last Mint
boss of Santiago and
fleet will not stop the
a conclusion of cruel
pair. It puts K and the
Spanish government the
of civilized warfare; and
actuated by that of
which moved great go.
to enter upon the war,
the at
ought lo give an early
opportunity to put a slop to the
carnage on the island on his own
If ho declines,
and Spanish government de
pursue tho ct laid
down by then nothing is
loft for us to do hut hasten
rapidly
be made
i the surrender of was in
such a hurry to accomplish
task that it did net find time to go
a little out of its course in order
to the islands. Tho
flag was polled down, tho
Spanish Governor earned to Ma-
as a of war, and a
squad of soldiers in-
stalled as an army of occupation.
Tho are a group of
islands, about number,
north of the tho
North
in They have
area of square miles and a
population of about The
islands of formation,
salubrious and well watered, pro-
fruits in perfection
and sugar, tobacco,
and indigo. Tho principal island.
has n good
I would make a most do-
station for n future
reedy, sufficient lo .
crush quickly, thoroughly, American
Pest.
In tho lend boom of war
ell as In naval I fates creates more annoyance
the forces j the tax on
been hampered,
reduced their losses j to object to tho
Increased by the necessity of tux To ordinary
powder it much top trifling for that
our small arms great guns- whatever it lo great
At sea the that Band multitudes of
was not since the clouds, usually the
of smoke sender a telegram bat no
our stamp in Li-i possession.
also our ships from the view the at the
of enemy, on land the office, from scuds
was different. The smoke bis dispatch,
from dearly dis. I Vet a
closed to the opposing force wise he u
exact of our men, v-. at all.
the Spanish under cover The difficulty may
could not be even when; be overcome the Treasury
heavy and will
There was i keep blanks with
from tie and stamps on them,
no clue to whereabouts extra cent each mes-
of the enemy. and if a message overruns
U is probable tint furnishing
bad nothing but for tho
powder in tho army and
navy long but for the
favored control
tors and bureau . the
kind of explosive lo adopted.
Most of
world is it
truer that is money in
the sending of tel.
The tax
to all bu. a It
pounds are and to be made as pot
would be profit galore in demands upon the
the adoption by the United States ; time of busy and hurried
of My particular brand. All ore j New World.
and one or another sort
has been adopted by the
and all
that it us
to ; out brand was
the host, army and boards
contrived to postpone until the
very of war the of
a of prime importance
which hare been decided
ago.
many months shall bare
elapsed,
of tho enemy duo to
smokeless powder will have
Already the new
explosive begun
brown prismatic pow-
in the magazines cf war
Ships Tho cruiser Now leans,
North State
ii the United
lions ti
State
any S ate in
you of
Tho is now
the dominant party Sate
and of party in
Ibis colored
At a you will d
that.
North the only
that bus a colored
North Carolina is the only
that has a U.
District Attorney.
North Carolina is the only
Slate that has a colored
of fertilizers.
I Carolina lies more
colored of the
than any other State-
North has wore oil-
Here being seven in one
Carolina has more col-
s than any other
there being seventeen in
alone.
Carolina has more col-
registers of deeds than any
other State.
s. Carolina has more col-
school than
any other Slate.
U North Carolina has more col-
commissioners than
any other State.
White men of North
The arguments favor of an
ins so simple so
just that it is difficult for the op
position to out in tbs
ground- All of
and the of in
common use by the poorer people
arc taxed to pay for this war.
while the
millionaires go SCOtt free j Just after the groat victory last
tee, I of the Tex-
notes, checks. M, called all hands to th
and
what think you of o things
Pittsboro
A hanks God.
as that catch
people are taxed to
nay f support of Amer-
Army in and the Amer-
wherever it may go.
Is it for the poor to pay fir
I, .,,, me quarter
and with bared head,
for an almost bloodless
want to
u vessel built for Brazil and tilings while who have
abased from that Government incomes i. five
London, cordite million per year go without
exclusively tho naval reports ft penny thane big
show that sue baa done mere cf- n in any
work than other income tax is tin-
in to her armament i constitutional, the can
Cordite, which is a mixture of changed. They have
is behind it long
not absolutely smokeless,, there Dispatch.
being a slight after each de-
The
finally adopted by tho naval
Bureau of Ordnance is cup nor
to tho English tins re-
since after Bring there is
no visible vaporous what-
ever.
It seems that it was and
who did
work for the Spanish and
who followed up Hieing
until last was destroy
ed, finally
I of the commander of the Colon,
; ,,. , ,. v ,,,, , i of the commander of the
In to the No on,
VIC
make
he
said, I believe in God the
father Almighty. I want all you
officers and men to lift your bats
and from your hearts offer
thanks to tho
All hats wore off. There was a
moment or two of absolute, silence
a- ii then feelings
of ship's company relieved
hearty cheers
for their beloved commander-
tho and
provided with full sup-
plies of powder, and a
number of
bays also been furnished it-
orders for t ho r
of War Cotton.
The cotton of Ibis
season's growth has been ginned
a. Pearsall, It was
sold at auction to-day at San
Antonio, and will ha shipped to
President to be made
into for the. battle-
ship T-x Texas Dis-
natch, 1st.
hauled down. tins
brave brilliant officer has
been held in check by tho author-
at the I
fearing Hint he was n h
but the Fate's after
all, he should the real in of I
have been by Navy this with Let
Department, and it be
brought into no
service as rapidly us possible,
Tho common brown powder
smokeless explosive
together on tin sane ship,
and since enormous demand
tic. done, lo
those who really
Murder in Modern Warfare,
The honest c
lots Inn enough
of navy cannot be supplied in all conscience, what is
enough by thought
the use of to
, , . i shells
common blown powder will dynamite above and
compulsory for a
ally, however, cur and . mi the This modern warfare
fully provided with sup- i annihilation. The
o, the smokeless M, I I -Jg- it
nil new Ships, whether day is an that
chased outright or m the most
this form will end places brat a par with
KLONDIKE.
Mr. A, Thomas, if
has found a
ti an yet been mads in
years he
by
isl by I i. hint's for
c. i Colds. He
declares I hat Sold U value in
With cure,
I have it, even if It a
a bottle, bronchitis
nil and arc
by Dr. King's
Discovery not-
1.1 s free at Jno
Regular -VI els
cure or pi ice
used Philadelphia
A stores n stunned on
a young sum's always
her complexion up on bl
i collar.
Boston
lbs of o Nor
and college at-
been
It shows a total tor the
last year of Tbs college is
six j oars old is doing
work.
Sayings.
earns in hot
A in die I. is worth
more than s in the
pack.
A woman just who, lo
she a more to it.
The sun who bat never
may have a
deal.
t mi. man wild -i salary
hi n girl S nil waste.