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SEE THAT
THE
YELLOW FLAG.
What is it .
It is a picture of the celebrated
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Are you a sub
II
not
of An let Whirl. H.
M.,.,. C MB Hi.
An whose are con-
hut who i to work
no one on removed to a
suburban M last so that
lie might lot of illustrations
which lie had promised,
is all he said
to Ins friends, I know too
many people beta, Bad my
keep calling me in my studio,
and Una interferes with my
work. have looted
because my trite likes it and know
no one in the place.
have eiders a year's work, and
limply on time. Yon
fellows may out to see nit on
Sundays, but not on
Several weeks later some of his
friends from New York went out to
see the artist Sunday and they
found him enthusiastic about the
place.
U a fine lot of fellows
he said, have enjoyed
the town immensely. I bat joined
yacht club, a bowling club, a whist
a Saturday night Smoker
club. Found several old friends out
here
I thought that you cam
bore so you might do your
work without said
one of his callers.
yes, that was my reason,
and as soon as I have met all the
boys and each of them has made his
call me I can down
make up for lost
A month later the publishers for
this artist worked began to
complain that they bad received do
Illustrations from him. The artist
made promises and broke
Finally one of the publishers went
out to to investigate.
Be found the artist was
yachting. He waited for and
laid down the law to him.
book must come out on
said the publisher,
will give you just one month more
on which to finish your illustrations.
If they are not done then, we will
get another man and never give you
any more
When the publisher went, the art-
hit said to his what am
going to do about this can't
tell my to stay away
for a month. They wouldn't under-
stand my purpose. The committee
from the yacht club is coming here
tomorrow afternoon, and on the fol-
lowing day I some of the
What
am Ho
The artist's wan ingenious,
and she explained Hale scheme of
her own to her husband. When the
committee from yacht club call-
ed big,
yellow flag flying over the door.
Underneath it was a bin placard on
which was off. Con-
disease did
keep off. and soon all
knew about it. The local health
went around to investigate, and-
after a short conversation with the
artist's wife he went a
broad smile on his face. When the
other inhabitants of Lonely-villa
questioned him about the case, he
looked serious cud said that lie-was
not at liberty to say what the-dis-
but that no one was,
to catch it unless he went into
house. During the next month that
flag waved and no one saw the art-
The publisher got his
and then the flag was hauled
down, and the health officer an-
that be
on the artist. His friends in
came around to see him
him on his recovery. Ha
didn't look liken man who had been
through a serious illness.
they ask
ed.
said tho artist serious-
He then explained that be had
quarantined the not against
loafing within, but against his
who might come and infect
with it. Tho idea of the yellow
flag impressed his acquaintances and
In accordance with their advice the
artist still it. Four or five days
a week this Hug before bis door,
and of bis friends calls. As soon
as it is hauled down they know that
the is ready to receive them,
and call. Tho artist's publish
heard of it, and as an evidence
of their gratitude they sent a
big yellow flag which hasn't its
in
THE LONG, HARD
Spiders have played important
parts. It is said
Bed from Mecca be bid m a cave and
a spider wove a web over there
When his
thither, saw tho and be
Hewed no one was It i said
spider performed the kindly
David MM-
tog him.
John Simons, a native of Berk-
shire, without or hands,
could write with bis mouth,
a tic knot and shuffle, cut
dial a
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Pork Sis, Slot
Merchants t
year's supplies will And It to I n
est to get our prices before
complete
Its
Tobacco, Snuff,
Sugar,
Alway at lowest j
we buy direct from
A o in; stock of
hand and at
suit Mi, l i I
sold for I if hi ft i
rise to ran w. o t a; i el a i.
U. Which
F-astern
a year.
news every
Is only
the
and
to the farmers, es-
those
tobacco, that is worth
many times more than
subscription price.
They were la
Of lime of lire,
, still without a
He wan waiting fas a wife.
And her wen rosy.
And her lips i
a,, h jet lier dimpled fin.
An he looked at her and
An they there In the
Where road had crowed
we fare
Up I in- Ions, hard
her hand tremble
And her foil
trained them on road
Wound away the
Bat had no yo. to
; not
For the lay her
a fairyland.
There wan ht on the heather,
In the Till,
Went away
long, hard
the way
other fall of
But the km that had lo
tine lore that
bonny brow wrinkled,
Hie raven loch be
Yet road might have been rougher
Had gone other way.
How fro I- on heather
And the oft the
And they're the .
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Denmark pm.
am, Florence am,
Marlon 10.30 am,
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Weldon Halifax
i, re arrives Scotland Neck at p
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p. leaves
Greenville a. m.
a. 11.13
8.20 a. m., and 3.10 p . n.
Ives 9.10 a. m. and 4.00
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lore P- m., s. m.
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a. 7.80 p. in. ex-
Sunday. with or
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Train on Midland N. U. leave
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OLD DOMINION LINE Notice t Creditors.
Steamers Green
for Tarboro at all land-
on Tar River Monday, Wednesday
Friday at A. M.
Returning leave Tarboro at A. M.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Greenville A. M. same days. .
These are subject to stage
of on Tar River.
Connecting at Washington with
for Norfolk, Baltimore
The the Superior Court of
Tut County having, on the 6th day of
June 1808, Issued to me Letter of Ad-
ministration the estate of
No lea Is hereby
to all creditors of said estate to present
i heir claims t. me payment
authenticated on or before the 10th day
of June 1899 or this notice will be
plead bar of their recovery. All per-
sons Indebted to said estate are notified
to immediate payment to me.
This the 7th day June 1898.
Public Administrator
Administering the estate
Barnes deceased.
A Baltimore
,. Baltimore. Miners
Boston.
Tobacco Sticks
All farmers
get them Ore
SOUND, N. G.
THIS BEAUTIFUL and
Seaside Hotel, rooms,
having been thoroughly
and Is now for sale, e
rent. of
be opened I r .- . i is is-., Hi
under F
further Lit n r I i ill.-n
H. Owner
Whichard, s.
Tho Stock CD
very a
prices as low as the low
est. Highest market
prices paid for country
produce.
J C. CO
tin Clinton leaves
w tor Clinton dally, except
to a. in. and 4.16 p, m-
m.
Train No. makes close
via
aim at with
rad It for R
i all via
I. M.
T. Manager,
f,
to Creditors
The Clots the Court for a,, decree of divorce
this Issued to said And the
the estate of Rich will further take
rd Mel l he la required to appear at th
to all persons holding cairns t
lit to to t
me for duly on ,
or before 1st day of J .
Ida notice will be plead in bar of their answer or demur to the com
leaner. All hide-Mod to said id or tin plaintiff w
are- to make lo tho relief
of to Die.
the day June,
of tho Richard
horn,
North In tho
Annie
vs.
lb in-v
The defendant above
will take that an action
as above has been commence I
In Court of County
from
raid de-
that
the next
term of of said
to be on second Monday In
September next at lbs Court House of
i . , in lite, N. C, end
plaint la
apply
In
ml complaint.
bis day July,
F. O. James, K A.
Atty for pill, C, i
S.
lines
TWICE
A--
WEEK
-FOR
The Eastern
tor.
Ml
Tuesday
Friday
VOL. XVII.
D. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. JULY
-AT-
NO
Looking and Reflecting
There a thread
through the official re-
of A .
is sad are
We are be-
ginning now lo see the pitiful
side Nothing could ex-
the agony the Spanish
roasting, naked, their battered
and red-hot haunted I
belief that became prison-
it. hands American
would be instantly slang d-
It little to credit
our allies that
ed to fall upon such of these
armed, sailors, as man
aged to reach shore, and to pat
them to death, and that bad
to be restrained- Admiral
dignity and courage are
thy el all He a
beautiful meet, and there is a tinge
sadness in thought its
lying beached and burning the
Cuban shore.
The history of past week
has served to disillusion those
have heretofore had doubts
courage- The gal-
of their soldiery before
Santiago a week ago was not
passed by bit of our own, and
never went to death more
stoically than did the men
fleet. Tho poor creatures
soldiers and skill;
a warlike people, they do not
know the arts of war as well as
peaceful American , but
nothing else. great
victory has abed
the American navy
and baa demonstrated the wisdom
of years of target in
and in general
on practice ships. best
assurance Ibis country could have
of exemption from foreign inter-
is record of
at Manila and Santiago. So
would care, in the face
of this record, to go against us on
the sea, this which
is worth,
lose of life and property which
two engagements
Observer-
It certainly looks like it. but there i-
no trick about it. can
It who has Lame Back and Weak
Kidneys. Malaria or nervous
We mean he away
taking Electric Bitters,
cine up whole system, acts as
a stimulant to Liver and kidneys, is a
blood and nerve tome. It cures
aiming
Sleeplessness aim Melancholy. is
a vegetable, a mild laxative,
and restores system to Its natural
vigor Try Bitters and be
convinced that are a miracle work-
Every bottle
a bottle st Jno, L. drugstore.
Professional Cards
Rifle- k
asked why the
ha sent to
General The
answer shown the con-
in which army finds
itself. No more -an go
because
lack with which o meet
the enemy on
terms. The as
if When tho
arm had
a few rifles of
These make
one factory the
It is situated in
and total capacity, work-
hours, is only
per day.
tremendous this
factory has finally
of
rifles now in posses-
of the government to a total
of it takes but the
knowledge of arithmetic to see
that guns will not equip
200.000 men. too.
no r kind of rifles
The Spanish n plentiful
supply of Mauser rifles, which
kill at i a mile. So
other rifles except the
is so effective. The
rifle, with w
soldiers were equipped,
ill carry a bullet with fatal effect
yards. As officer in
the War Department
would be
with brickbats a man
who had a Heavy
he loss of life has been at
ago, it would be inviting men to
to ask them to
a battle with rifles less
than those carried by the
Consequently, the
army stays at homo
General brigade.
which was to have left Camp
ere is to
until next Friday or Saturday
the ostensible reason being
the cruisers liar can-
not return for them before that
time. As a matter of fact,
Third Virginia Regiment, which
is a part of this was
week served with
rifles of an almost et pattern.
wore returned, and tho
regiment will not leave tho
front until it has properly
Post.
vain
for your t
th of new
to quality, go, him
for the people. A
of latest g
D G D
a large variety i t every i-
of store. B
an I
latest, i
all light prices fail
. r stock and la
of
In
i res
Dress Trimmings, Lace, tuitions,
of all kinds, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Caps, Shoes and O in black and tan
fit the ladies, men. girls and boys.
fie make DO least that we tell the SOW
by ore in our town lilts I- our
beat our Shore and Oxfords. A beautiful line of
black colors.
Window Shades in all colors. Port
et
and Scissors we war
runt. Beautiful
line of
Lace Curtains. Curtain Swiss, I
WASHING ID
D.
It p have been noticed by
all renders of war news
that scheduled
invariably failed lo
pulled off on schedule line.
and greatest victories
of
fleets M Santiago at
not been
This
true of
affair. bat be postpone-
laking town were caused
Spanish
i more
it i- constant I v too
in
attached
that Mi.
sued no orders about the
on since it was
began, except that
Gen. not to
Mink.
n Tho fol-
is made by
p S
V, m of Admiral Sam- -a a
of th H on for of
total fir. I.
at o bard es b. --f
to
i- permanent the lime of the attack our sailors
Deducing the
from the total,
be charged
K -t civil ordinary
of at
tin- and war
of any ire-
with s
o i i
of the Revised
United States,
which
Al. paid the
United State for person on
board any ship or vessel of war
to an enemy at the
eon of an
too anxious v. is sunk or otherwise
an-
was adopted -bin or vessel
United States, which it may
be to destroy in
of in
to Morgan
a is
an adj
Ur J -l------ .
and but,
many ore mistaken, wisdom of
those word will lie seen later.
The truth of his other word
the very moment that
in colors, Shades
in all colors-six and sever
It
and
Bag, An Squares, Carpels, Matting, Oil Cloths, Door Mats in
rubber. Steel and Cocoa La Mall Library
Lamps, Lanterns, Tinware; see our Automatic Oil Can- fill y our
and not run it over.
FURNITURE
Bed Boom in Solid Oak, ranking In price VI to
of all kind. plies, Bedstead. CaV
Oak I oaths
Dining Tables. Kitchen
Hue tins i
So question about being Come to u your
and yon will come out ahead. We aid to
.-. in will prove a positive saving to th
to and
Tours fir mutual b
surrender of pt i
n of peace is by the I reel
The w of Spain,
across the Atlantic are tr.-ins to
, military power of I re-
create he Impression in
are on the for peace C government must
and lb, v are t-b J for
some persons in , .
and thereby some of the
d so i . et the
those who believed that H
way to secure peace was
I the Spaniards as font we by Mr.
could gel at
Although send-1 The report, the
toga Beet to Spain has cl
. .
and turned Mu Senate
. , ,.
home.
still being keel and money to Sou born
of the fleet promised in Book concern for n
a few days. knowing claim, intended
be wagers humorous
to ii I
els was of force, and of
if of or force
to be among the
and crew in the same manner
prize money.
It there were 1.700 men on
ships presented a
force to the
will be somewhat more
which is divided in
manner money
1-20 to officer of
1-50 to the commanding
officer of a division of the fleet,
1-100 to th fleet captain and 1-10
of ouch vessel's share to cap-
that vessel, the remainder
ii ins apportioned to all
men in proportion to
their pay. As the law
that all vessels within signal
of the action and in
on lo aid share In the prise
money, i i likely that most of
many the fleet will profit by the
To Work.
A FLEMING,
J. L.
N. C.
set Ice in all the courts.
CAllOWAY A SON,
Greenville. K. C
Practice In all the Courts
I. l James,
DENTIST
N. C.
over C.
Cobb A Hop's Store,
Lane,
II. small,
Slid ft I Law
In all
Every has a to
do and now is tho lime to om-
Go out to your primary
and county conventions
they called and help to
put out the men that you
your candidates and then
bend energy you have lo
them. The women cf
State look to the
party to give them
from the rule that now
us. They look to it to put
white men on school boards to
exam their daughters, and pass
upon their fitness for teachers
the of the State. They
look to it for protection of
their homes and their children.
Democrats, tan yon he
warm and indifferent when you
sec your proud Slate
by tho in
school for
while schools, and electing
to offices of authority
We know you will not. so up
and the battle has begun
and we must
a.
CO.
BAKER
Tinware,
MARBLE
V. P. I it'll i V
y. Oil NETS AT LAW.
N. C.
i,
Win and Iron Fencing
only work
prices
cm I.
. . . .
It costs an average of
bury a United Senator, hut
H pays to do it sometimes,
Philadelphia Ledger.
with much evidence
The Mon-
roe dispensary baa taken stock
and find. it bus net
Spokes, Hubs, Building
Oils and Stoves
Fair and Goods, at Rock
Bottom Prices,
N X
big odds
baa none
Be did not his private oar
with its bath tub,
has his t a II
palace, the elegant passenger
which has been a
large of the and
beet and
will remain on
tho steamer during the
against t
will take personal
few and
remain In
The of tho latter have none
to their lo look after their
while th- lamer. n
rule, have gone search of cool-
nieces. I ft
a number small military
nations mostly Captains
upon,
well as a lot of to
civil offices. Homo wore not acted
because of time, bot
the most of them bong up
objection to by
Senator
the Dem
that their con-
bill allowing soldiers in
camp to Note for
wore that they would
lad in resorting to my sort
of to prevent the bill being
b was
prevent any at
tempt being made to take bill
up to
Bud out whether Dem-
mount business, Senator
Barrows asked
consent l upon tho bill, a
few baton adjournment,
and the of at
convinced lam that
did- Tho object-
ed lo tie
old bill, it
control
which the Democratic
not-
Leaving mi appropriation
entirely-, tho other appropriation
at of
doted, the total of
tho case of the
bout destroyers
Pinto, wore knocked
to pieces the converted
Corsair, superior
on the Spanish side
tho bounty will
those on board
the Probably the
complement of the two
men. malting that
an, bill, no If it that any other
, Its U may be. vessels
without mp-- by any oar
no other the case will
eons in who
the fleet regarded
absolving tho church f-o-o an
blame and then proceeds to make
scope cf E. H.
attorney per cent of
claim, and Messrs. Barbee
and for tho book
because they lad
innocent to
th-t was to paid cut of
this claim. hero may be Ben-
ton who believe that men devote
that way.
An enterprising of
Old Orchard.
to enter tho matrimonial state
bating bis help-
meets recently small cot-
and nailed the
nearest the road a bear-
the inscription
bat
ready attracted several applicants
none of whom up to dale has
Qualified mi the vacancy.
I for Soldiers.
The Bout Company
lost night two oar Is
of Blackwell's
lo Tampa, Pin-, where ii be
put on transports and shipped
direct The cars
,, la. t night as part o
the fat mail. won.
ornamented with banners and
streamers kinds.
will reach Tampa to-day.
the
tobacco for
Ob c
for each man aboard those
it maybe
the bounty will be large-
in excess of
York Sun.
1.1 an
Mo mortgages the sum
secured is than 11.000, need
be stamped. new Internal
revenue law a stamp of
every mortgage,
the sum secured exceeds
and not exceed
and an additional M cents for
t or fractional part ex-
of
A stamp of oil it
iv deed
oration and does not
and for each
or fractional part
has
A, . Thomas, Tax
,. valuable
. i In the
agony
and was
and Colds. lie
. gold IS of little value In
with cure.
a bottle. Asthma.
nod 1-K I
tot BOW
U t
six
i,
mm
f F
REFLECTOR
Greenville. N.
WOW, Site
Can True
u-
Would Sot Accept j
Surrender
Washington, n New July all
today did her protests lo the contrary, appear
. . h .,.,.,;. . t meddle
although the expired l MM,
the lore. on both of
ago up battle. The
was that Spanish commander, who
had been in by Ma
graph all home
ma.- terms C en.
by which he bi army
that is to meddle
in the situation at the Philippine.
Information has been here
the German cruiser Irene held up
the insurgents and stopped them in
hay.
Dawn sent the Raleigh
and Concord there to shell the tort.
in-ii, . . ii
capture, lie was willing to Se when the a
up Santiago without on the scene Irene bit.
lowed to retreat with all his men and surrendered to our boat.
HOt across but this idea j
was no-entertained a moment by,
Monday's
Sampson's sh-II
Santiago all Monday It
had for a
tiring by ship and land artillery, be-
ginning at m., but a
interfered with the telephone
work between the army and navy.
However, at the rumble
on the American s was heard,
and lb Brooklyn
followed by the Texas
Disgrace ha the
The conduct many et the
in Charleston is a and a dis-
grace to the country. The M
they have the
fulling conduct they have
towards the women, the
they have exercised are licK-k;.
conduct themselves beads
and no can a pi.-
men such character, however
may comport themselves in I
READ PONDER.
our government On the contrary,
every -ill be put to ml up
Iron. Santiago
Compel Surrender
Spanish army. To
m o make their way .
J I come monotonous. President
limply lo the garrison a
Havana by thousand trained
soldiers who have proven their courage
in the lighting in the trenches. On the
other to compel surrender i
ti is believed mil he certain to produce
an moral effect both in i
MM and in Spain and thus tend
to the protraction the war.
Alger Adjutant
bin in
The Spanish who were
ducting a bureau at Montreal, having
been kicked out Canada sailed
Tuesday's bombardment of
I Santiago the shells out
Shatter at Santiago during the day-1 stopped and
Both officials, however. . g
give out publication
any
A the
and character
of one whom M are to
as a fiend incarnate, i.
told by a lad, -ho
and hose
, the interior
twine
Cuba th. gentleman
attached to a raiding column
which went into Havana
who were with the force, m the
ton
were attracted to a bright little
concluded to and We
him back to Havana with them.
On the w.,.
out a
patriotic in
name . handled with
than
the thought it such a good
that would let the cap-
enjoy it. too-
chief officers of the col-
took the little fellow up to
the palace and got to b.
mar The latter -a. unable to
L the humor of the fit-
the insurgent to his knee
out
J ivory-handled and
revolver for tho to
t, the JIM
cf the Pithing.
told tho baby prisoner
bite it, which did-and the
blew the child off in
the of hi.
M. immediately
love for
the husband of the
story Us
place in the Spanish army.
And the man who is more opened lire on our lines San
than likely to be dictator hut
Of silenced by Shatter.
Why does he not come over to were
Cuba Times
Vigorous Attack Ordered.
Washington. July
lions under flag truce at Santiago tor
the last days amounted to nothing
sue the delay i- attacking the city tor
the lime being. Th- on
having e-
have s
, . , , . scene-in the within the past
day, enough the Still ID the
alter opened is a
fire a danger I g above
it.
The Am loss WM
is unknown.
The
has ordered army navy to
make a vigorous Bit on Santiago
and keep it up until the city
tor humanity's sake
to
the cit lend not have
map by such
Will Have It.
t .
relating to the negotiations
that are going on between
Shatter and General or to
confirming any the exciting rumors
that were flying through the corridors
all day. was
lie r that a crisis had been
was concern- ; July-
at . the
chis. day there was no to I the Americans -.-
be the outlook. It ions coal, the
known that Shatter
by the arm Mice ; his mm are rm t the islands, 11-
improved, the foiled Slates, that the
U nave been clears and his American coal ill the harbor WM eon-
r, j, now placed in o. war and its use by th-
a None these , would M contrary to neutrality
Hun. existed a. the of the He slat.
On the Other hand, the Ml would be prevented
Spanish loft, have diminished by Danish gunboat no. lying id
their provision, and the harbor. ,. , , .
lest As seen The Am. consul replied
H teat will be jibs Americans would u by
humanely treated and led and will not
declare.- he would
the war department proposes that call in the help the warships
they shall thus be it is ex. powers in the
pasted mere will h- desertion. The matter was
preparing Prisoner
July
P. H- Cooper, the
Naval Academy, has his
preparations the care I he eighty
officer--. including Admiral
on
go. that he ex-
lb. arrival the
tomorrow, and the
would read, here week.
h is probable all will be put on
thaw parole ailed lb use
grounds promenade
and other purpose.
be buildings to be occupied by them
are known a and
lie on the section the
Academy, between old m ball
and the gymnasium.
room will r two
each will have a bed him-
I Is
their in . ,
a large square table it. the center
the room, and with a hanging lamp
it. with an improved burner.
mi
there are enough rowdies U bring
to the whole
II conduct the in
Charleston is lair sample
of the army at large, God help the
Spaniard in Santiago and Havana
hers be at in the
town would shock M
a re
riding
The Argus fays
is decreasing.
has a CM. -nail
carried there by a m man
A district Sunday I
will be held in the church at
duly to
has three ex-
That to enough
ire for one r.
la boy
was killed evening
lo ride t
on a
W, U. Williamson, a conductor on
Atlantic Coast Line material
was at Monday while tin-
, ht
a plenty,
in the State. Come and bring your tobacco,
we want it and are able to pay it, so bring
it to us and get the highest market price.
EVANS. CRITCHER CO.
Proprietors of The Old Greenville Warehouse
GREENVILLE, N. C
PITT COUNTY
EDWARDS COBB, Proprietors.
At late ,
Manufacturer, an. dealers in all kind, of
Buggies a
All kind repairing done. We use labor and
material are prepared to you satisfactory
MOSEY TALKS
money talks. We make it talk for us
X by buying at inside prices, and we
give our customers the advantage of it. We
want to do business with you. We bought
train was shilling.
writer.
CAPTAIN I'll 11.11
i the h lines.
Scheme
Ml week I
Duties
I ton all night but their were
kept a dose secret by k
It leaked out that one slip
damaged by a
It i that will
abandon Santiago and try to cut hi.
ray out.
Since an inconsiderable
friction of the American
for military service, a f A
in order
to whom the b. . I
Pod -if, the
. war
iD field. blow
can from hasty
criticism o the
criticism is
only and
Harry Skinner's lo return to
y Re-
publicans. The s
the plan no in horror.
bar ilia entire
mob pie -ill he doing as
Skinner is now doing. Senator
piper
Caucasian has receded
. Skinner and the
have fixed up in the firs,
district. A Republican is lo run
. I solicitor, and a judge,
rue . . . .
It
take care the apartment.
The C. P. Sapp has a editor t
of a guard I and taken a
the present their will be j aft
Steward Paymaster H,. a
away
week to M commissary
prisoners there is exp re-
turn here and the I
the supply th-
It is a singular coincidence
naval -era should be
in the very alma mater the
m-n who gave them so signal a
and made them prisoners. Amongst
who recently occupied the
are and Blue
and Cadet- Powell Hart,
apartments th Spanish
and. as head the de-
natal he has
valuable natal there
and we sell them right and treat you
WHITE.
it sometimes serious em-
in the way
government in carrying out its
plans.
can pay their
taxes and help other
ways to supply tie seeded sinews
of war. .
attend more strictly
their
can be prudent,
and energetic in these lines,
thus help keep
interest, of the country
healthy.
They can attend
than ever to their and
political duties, and thus
the from not
only from the inevitable
of war. but also from
greater misfortune of the rule
of and inefficient men in
legislatures, and
other place, of power.
They contribute promptly
generous, as opportunity
offers, of time and means to the
funds used for the care of
and wounded
They can see that the families
of who have been called lo
the front do not want
or
be patriotic, patient,
two
m in move the army alter war
And two months
j the war had started two Spanish Meets
bad been destroyed. We
month the war will be over.
Sampson and to h Promo-
tad
The President ha determined to
and
in of
the r service in the destruction
fleet in w
but ll to
tent promotion.
Although Admiral Sampson lank.
in of the
natal lores in Cuban waters, he is
subordinate to the by
in the naval register. Commodore
number right in the 11.1
and C Sampson
lands number ten, having ban promo-
led to grade within past week.
Walesa, also on duly with
the fleet at Santiago, i senior to
die others, minding number six in
his Bade. When an Official report
received decision will he re lied a
to Hie extent to ho
to he supported by Skinner in
I Republican him
It see no one has
in this deal but Skinner.
We suppose he agreed lo deliver
the
A ticket with Skinner Cong-is
and a Republican and a
solicitor would be
a ticket.
the Populist that
ha gotten to Federal
patronage in the first will sup-
port tins deal. on the other hand,
it is certain tint lb I
masses the in tin
district will mash lite, out
Post.
Spain's Game High.
July on.
th s. ha. sailed in the
of Spain, with exception the
San which are
coal. ha
lit- toll his passage
westward. Spain's action in sending
bin eastward has been an
Mutt, she having to
canal tolls.
W hen the yellow red was
pulled down on h
the the Texas gave the
order lo his men cheer, be-
cause the poor devil are
The over the
wave
At he riven ship hi brave
And the men in their life blood lying ;
And joy leave, hi
eyes,
The lust lame and battle
And he says cheer t they're
Cycle have tine.
brave--
Passed Sydney the waler gave,
On red sod lying t
I FURNITURE J
SAM WHITE
g g
has lingered
On American Sail
The simmers St. Lo
have reached Portsmouth, N. Ii. with
l e Spanish prisoners
ed in destruction I
at Santiago. and eighty
officers were among tho prisoners.
lo Annapolis
lo be kept there in in
naval academy
Much coin ha. been recovered
the wreck Teresa, Spanish
flagship, and was turned over to
son. have
be.
But knightly
It rang in th word, the Yankee
are
Why leap our hearts Ht our
name,
i Or at hi. who battled his to
Hag id East flying
The. nation's spirit these deeds
But none the M does the spirit peal
In the word cheer ; they're
W. Thompson in New York
Sun.
Are
Always Tired
M be
at
Sunday; the department at
getting new that
causes the fear may
be bad th.
Furls.
Washington, July I P.
cables the war depart-
that only if in action
lo-lay. is din the
torts in order I them so the
fleet ran gel in the entrance lo tho
harbor. He stale that the is
net being used and I hat the nun are
directed chiefly against and at
Jollifications the entrance
the harbor, but considerable portion
cl the lira i sent
Spaniards in rifle pits and trenches.
says that the
am fully protected and have
range and doing Rood execution.
T. General that
cl the
and private were both
killed, and ix in
Sentenced to l-our Years.
Jacksonville, ,
of Company C. First
North C Regiment, and lour
sergeants will leave on the
Seminole lot New
having m custody and William
two brother, -ho have been
by and
desertion the North Carolina
Regiment. have been
lo four years at hard
Island. he men blithe
along others, while en
route lo Jacksonville North Car-
two
In Savannah brought
In re
The New York Cotton Exchange
proposes I broker, who per-;
Mint, bf tonal
H ,
Five years I -as completely run
down general debility. My
didn't act, had indigestion, was
just nervous as I he, and was
always The least exertion
would bring on breath and
a drag to mo lo keep up. A
mine who had been cured by
using Mr Joe Remedy told
me to take it. bought bot-
tie took it just knew I
would have to try something. I
would lay
awake the greater part the
night, unable lo rest or sleep- When
was on the second bottle I got so I
and when I had
the six lie. I WAS In-
digestion cured, short lie breath
cured, and like another
Hr. Joe Remedy won-
medicine. It did mo more Rood
than anything I ever took in my life
Mil. T. W.
TOBACCO CURERS
who have given their orders to
for Hues can now get their orders filled
at E. P store. Mr. Parham
having made arrangements with Mr. Pender to
make Ml him.
Fender makes
Good Flues.
are now being made and delivered.
me early before the rush.
S. E. PENDER CO
N. C.
J. R. COREY
SALE
JOHN L. WOOTEN,
U-. ft.
IN-----
Heavy Fancy
GROCERIES
I C
on
Country
A trial will convince
on.
IN-
COLLARS
A General Horse
Millinery.
Groceries.;
I can now be in
brick store for-
occupied
by Brown
to see
me
More Goods for Less Morey
or More Goods for the Same
Money than any House.
CLOTHING
In quality great
elate
At the prices we state.
Patterns rare and
tense,
As
You invest good
and sense.
Take look at my styles.
They came many miles
They keep you in smiles
No better clothes,
Than this line we sup-
pose,
From sheep ever arose.
CLOTHING.
FRANK WILSON
KING CLOTHIER.
Frank Wilson
REFLECTOR
Local Reflections.
littler t S. M.
be rain. ranted 1-
in river.
ck out.
at n.
re Icily ens-
ll
jut re-
Smith to.
Mil. out in
r in Tar-
lo
lot It b lust day or
two.
i. apt
hall a D in bis
is list yea expert
mt during real
days.
Dick at
to in
caller.
k is
c j Its sent u by Mr. W, II.
Go t
I i be is bis Milt
sleek at cost.
ham W bit I. I hi. . lo
up lie interior
nil a new
tie don't kit a lo
III sf
II ii
Mr. K. i. lb.
d bi Mind
be Old n Co. ill on
to .-
Saturday.
Are You Inking advantage Hie
at Cash
stock be closed out.
have recently .
taped Hie p. at
Negligence i
harbor Id
cry, hi. arc with SIc-
and shouts go up
Commodore ha. bis own
Be recently made
dash a Colon, it to
u full slop.
Sam King wired Till
he burned
in. nil. bot lime in old
Washington Messenger ray.
that Salamander Company,
that lean, will run an excursion lo
Greenville on the
An r ha been placed for
l boa. Hope Com-
This will put company in
much better fighting lire.
he is gelling in Tine
shape opening of new m-
August 1st. There will not a
bitter or stronger In Stale
than
Cards are out If r L
Mr. C. and Mi's
Maud It. cl noon
on inst., In the M.
K.
A while man named was
hire town
ship and placed in jail, Sunday alter-
neon. II was charged burning
a barn.
. Whatever else the soldier boy. in
Cuba be
lo hate their till tomatoes.
e has just awarded n
contract lo a firm
pound and a
concern will
pound,
pounds in all.
But I heir Heads l Kc-
Mrs. T- is
r. G. Jam. s a. to t.-day.
K. H. in-
Mis is in
Mr. W, U. n.
is in town.
-E- to
today.
F. L. ha been
spending a days lure.
Mrs. S. retained ibis
Ir. a to
W. A. B. up
visit
Mr. A. K. Kennedy and
have illumed in the
has been
u Bay or two with W. II
Wilson.
W. T. who was hurt
son r day. by a
baa. ball. able be out-
Miss bus en here
attending Miss Ida bit ibis
home in
Dr. L. Jam. readied home Sun
day evening Iron
lane, has
Ti v
Ml
It. B. Slim. . is in
town.
Mrs. M. I. went to Ayden
evening.
II. u from
sun Holiday
J. W
Hi Monday
II. re-
ibis
Miss
visit
Bar. A. W. morn
Hickory to sped weeks
bis old bone.
Mis. who
has been visiting her sister, Sirs. II.
L. went to Ayden list
lit.
J. C and wile, M.
and wile. S. C. Well and Mrs.
K. A. and Will
today
Dr. W. A this Slate, an
eye here
Monday evening lo speed u weeks
III bis Dr.
has had nary year, experience
as a specialist, and bear the very
highest endorsement of physicians and
wherever be visit.
being in hi pro-
be is a g. most
and He
is lo by Mrs.
Mid we will our
town a place In
Jon ism.
Blum, N.
y.
neat .
ville, s visiting relative-
Miss Abet
l, Her
many were glad lo
II. W. at
d hue
Git HI .
here on way
he bad lo attend
el his brother Jan
L. Greenville, was
on Ms w.;.
Ii. Ii. ; re-
turned in M. I . even-
rag.
la
a. Mount Olive with
and B.
i. ck today,
J. T. wile.
dona lo
th.
p re can. on a
Miss Nelson n
school No. I at
J. I; I and K.
Greenville t
on
public
lot I
Open
I i . I l
j . Bl II
. U Hie
i n ; I it .
in the renting
. . lb-
lire c
Hoe
. .
w w. i. . i I . . ;
US r- i Iv. n I
A a Los j
In thou V an i lain
lo the
Ill .-
sell her .
Bible at
II. .-.
. . , T
, , , ,
. . . . i .
B. of , . . . , .
ll S
next . . , . v. . . .- , . ;
v a X --.-
it or
acne,
win nor at-
J ,
J .
W . ., If
f DAVIS o. SON. J
We to learn id ltd f
. of lea,
I i i.- ins of
husband
. d
and he . . u .;
. re who will at
bin.
an I Led
. ft .
II ill
x-1
II Ail
D J ill It .
.
Died
Brawn,
one veal fowl. in
t,
W.- have bad line rail h. s see-
I ion during the pa.-i week rod crops
have
Mis Brawn, bad
Ii i . years,
; i.
of In. w. B. or, one
ail. from town. Tho burial look
at Sunday
I I, fir. a Ii ti
town. u n 1.1 In
grave a. W.
a-, re II. a.
G. I-. Brans, Hag
. B. .
M. King, and W. M. Fleming A
number of relatives and l
, followed the to lb.
t. .,,
of -N. bare die
M ii . from eating raw pork.
A. V.- ;.
Light
and
pork.
. a b done
u the cf
I Tel . cl earthquake
Will Rush Ii.
A bull b in Tues-
no lo work the
. will h.- hurried to
ii. c.
the e.-l
. . .
Waller -1 g .
n nine, m h
rather, W.
hen Becky i, Monday Greenville,
July 4th. cream, their little
Lodge No. I. K.
had a very
pi c. A lo
this issue.
Thin. READY
are the prices on
; ordeal ,
mother hat
ace-. IS she
all
our
and Ii were d in
dance all present lo enjoy
much. We Wen m re than
t. have with on
Bro. W. II. Greenville
whoa, a meal
deal to cl
His vi-it here only by
the Odd hut by all who had
the pleasure meeting him. At the
meeting the Lodge that night he in-
elected
. viz
S. M. G.
W. II. Jenkins,
C. Moor-. Ii. S.
J. H. Ward, V. S.
M. Blount,
I. It. t N. ti.
M. S. Cherry, L. to X. G.
I. R. S. to V. G.
Me. G. L S. to V. G.
Spier Cochran, I.
W. J. Carson, O. G.
S. T. Warden.
J. It. Jenkins, Con.
W. James, B. S. S
J. A. Ward. L. S. S.
A. Ward, Chief.
den, of Plymouth, Ad. I.
There w., n hi .
II.- and ; .-,
a evening, one which
-1 will never The
was decorated national rs
in
ms. lanterns.
Mi
Company II,
X.
here will be u 1.1 ting , I n;
f II. Tilt
Armory on the
July, the
cl r
service in State Guard,
recruiting It. com-
lo lull number.
All member.- ire In rely
y lo be present and
part In the All
will th-- company for
arc lo do so at
once, the company may be proper-
and equipped,
J. K.
2nd Company II.
SUMMER
Shoes,
Clothing,
which arc
out make
room, Come
us.
for it
there I no
ma.
is full
of uncertainties if
given assistance.
Mother's Friend
ill you can this time.
; and
m. ml b i baby
advent and nearly pain.
r pit-rents
. . the mu.
cl . i-ii, vi .-h short.
make, recovery rapid and
without any
friend is only one
purpose, to relieve motherhood of
pain,
i -t. or seat
of
lie seal u
. to
rug CO.,
hell
W. G. Stoke, Blokes,
today.
W. If. weal lo Ibis
J. left this alt.
S. left Tuesday
fer
A. H turned Tuesday
evening front
B. returned eve-
Neck.
Mrs. II. H.
Tuesday evening,
Miss let I this
noon to visit relatives in
R. King and rued
home this from
Miss of Willow
Green, is Mis. Minnie
Mrs. J. and two little
girls left this for Seven
Springs.
Greene
look train here this morning
Mis. Hi Ii Gray, cue
arrived morning lo
Alice
A. who baa been vis-
S. M. morning
bis home in
to he
will b. seen a call of 2nd
J. U. for a meeting of the
members Company It, lo
M Saturday next, 18th, If the
Ainu purpose of
and recruiting lac c to its
see Li.-n.
I Corey and I ho other lasing
the under
some and
b.-rs are now volunteers in I lulled
Slide army, arc a numb -r
who and
not
as j.-t they
of very best men, many of in
the could be relied en
an emergency or called
i protection bonus
property of the citizens of the
Stale. We we the
then is a
a well aid hilly
military company in Tin
county. It i. hoped will b- a lull
the rs
reel nils may join
e. to It such a
el Unit the who,
community may justly feel proud el.
and under n-e every
will sale.
We sure the
and will their aid
in a mil.
c. the Till
Marriage
in
lino last and the Register
of Deed, to
ill;
Edward and Cly
Join- A Andrews and K.
John II. Adam,
ton.
Samuel and Anni
Noah Smith and Mary
Please.
We have on our
Summer Dress Mi and
Slop My
Alter get angry rod j in
I r, your linger
which will be sold at low figures.
on knew bow sadly u are I T
SEVEN SPRINGS
New
The last lever at
has been discharged
the
mi-s d. A an who paper
thrive without bi.
ought lo go and slay awhile. in
he c met back, hall his will not
know be ha cone and the nth.
will nut care, while at Urge
kept account his movement.
Von will you ii-
every paper. The
i very plain mil bill
raps, bill yOU Were lo I
mud your
I would still go en
printing it.
pup. r mid call editor
paper H ill Mill be
is more, will read it the
Till-. Kb, all Mineral y prominent and
all i; .- cure for
cute for In th
Bladder, A climate, right In tho of rain and lower
hills. lair day 11.80,
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all to
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What is it
. It is a picture of the celebrated -c
parker mm
work
At July the
ill-
lowed was It
in II
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bat
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Haven . .
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ml I e
of M
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U. l. I K. T. J.
tan, L. B. John J. Smith, J.
i,. . coL, B. K,
S.
E. J. I.
Mi.;.
At a Board
Come to see us.
I that
I i it bow cure
flat ham a
Of a h; baa n
i la at
. Now baa m it
the M the
JO a
baa that in
ball ma
the Now. In
mi would ha
and and yet
only d k a
bow
Hind
i a that
be for and j
a hot I
I and in Virginia.
when the I a ,
wave ii hum right
rt ready for a
midday dinner, and. j
tho cook a
up the On all the tune tin
It OB ham
if K boiled before it H
and
in
the traveler. Bay ,
to I
cooked be toiled.
Having been
all arc hereby
to all Ike
estate the Jean for pay-
in. on or before March,
or will be in bar
of recovery. Ail Indebted
I i the ire re to make
the
K. H.
T c Woolen, attorney.
CON SUCCESS
last year.
The equipped in the
ad-
A, k Mil. HOLT, Oak N. C.
. 1.1-
i . ii,, l. m U-
V- p i . t. . of not, of
l I l
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mi
A Car
t State Normal and
i A College
The Sort la
College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts
He e. i h
improved la eve
Twenty -lo e i i i i
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m . . .
lad i
very lei
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Pr. . A Q. I i.
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tor
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tax
c a. the What It a
or.-Mt
following
Job Printing
Anything trow
ft
Mrs. P. locker,
reduced In m lo
r. W. Ti -lunar, la
limber on I
.
la Matthew Move.
r. In- d Bid i. H.
ha
b in.- owner o-.
land,
V. Carney place in
in a reduced to Hume
in,. II.
I. in-1 of N- n, Bethel
ordered tor thin-
year.-.
Lend el Allen Adam
Creek, from 11.000 to
Town tot H. Bryan,
at
Lands C.
r. doe, d
Laud ii- D- Mining,
Creek, Iron ll to
at
of w.
I tie- of delinquent.
deal in Denmark. A
bay bog It an ordinary wooden MS
of hay a foot
thick. bay la
to keep it in pine end
for durability. Of your hay
box con if- any th
getting ahead my story.
a D With
to e bank, the
k tad it into a
pot of c eater, which the
over tho Ore. Al the
boil aha the
from and a
bus. can fully covering tho toy
of close fitting
a op to the
the
loll in tho hay
lint at keeps the
all l and
Tn l-
pr i water in
hot v. H
ii be the to bed at
The ham la done, w
hi wry bet bead at
l. done to the
by and,
tend it
It A hum
,,. ,. ail the
r. tuna
; think
College
School
for Young Ladies.
Oder,
;.
, I near the depot.
V rot to Exceed SO.
fem-.- . .
u m
ti, ii I
it j,. L.
Board
i .
. . ; r
1898, F. , -i .
i f.
o-e- I in
R A
relive ; i
In Mid
term I Sept 1st
o Tuition.
1--
month
i course
i, On .-k. Fr each
par
mo, Theory and liar.
month
per n
Tc ii-
i b and
. course lie allowed per cent
relive , , ., i- ;
Law, Mid i We merit the MB
I,
. . . . ed la true
. . . n. mite
a. to enter tow
. Any farther
Sun Did r ; given.
. . .
to-. . I . l I
r. L. L.
la. N C
The log told
X------, a member of
he
juice
about It.
thing lo-
ll
be went on, groat
n thing
The Daily
the home
afternoon at the
-mall price of cents ft
Are you n
It not
ht to be.
I he Eastern
Is only a year.
contains the news every
wok, and wives
to the farmers, es-
those
that is worth
many times more than
the subscription price.
tho Indian i ii well
for bit and Being at
borne on of be found
at n dinner party
where all were to
lord the boat,
to n wry pretty
looking he bowed and
himself dunned,
yen know everybody
room and all about to yon
must initiate inc. Now, for
u had
evidently hiking nitrate
fur who Is
mail with the blue
said tho Icily, It
my
Bald Mr. X-----.
tho very women I
to m.-et. NoW tell ma, is all
Telegraph.
then.,,. I ,., All
Tho word I V.-11.
means hot , .
the battle was fought I
and the Per-
took name from warm
springs flowing from the side of
mountain was in
the only
for an army northern
and central Tho rood wan
only wide enough for a
hide. The morass to the east of the
has DOW heroine
plain the of the
gulf, an aim the ea.
tho deposit of the river
OLD MINION Notice t Creditors.
Superior Court f
I Uh o
UNDERTAKER
have at motived tie
gad line C
One and En wood,
an-1 brought
We at.- t on
ti. it
-ti . a-i en
treated to care
mark t
nut went be
loon
We . iv I
the
Dec. bail
BOB
Sides.
B K -isl t
w I
our p.
. i. i .
Tobacco, Cigar
Sugar, Cone
I price
w buy direct from Hirer
bin l i I-
i l l
ml i . . .
to i i i
t by tho
tit n mill
with ire all
oar range
In
of ill
. . box. at
wren day yon
there A little en ugh thing
things
BIB. isn't fee,
know how
to ml and
U.- t , it wall, yon
M art
g if yen
bay
f-is Pills
pl.
What tho
thing , raw ill-nit
bargain
Patrice A waiting
Li- wile
Secret of Beauty
health. is
tho power to digest and
a proper of food.
This can never be done
liver does not act it's part.
Do you know this
s Liver Pills arc
Tut. .
tour stomach, malaria,
torpid liver, piles,
bilious-
and kindred diseases.
Pills
Villa mo H
Wei y
Friday
t A. J .
Tuesdays, end
.
These lo
of on Tar River.
Com., I in- at lb
l. r t.
Hen V. i . to I .
order
via l-in,
N.-w York.
-It v
Huston.
Agent,
in.
Tobacco Sticks
w P I
I . ,,,.,, .- , . ,,. i.
i- d lo Letters of Ail
,, , i-ii on lie e-tale of Till
No Ice given
lo to present
me for
lie on or the 10th day
Jane or notice will lie
plead bar Heir All per-
I son t. laid are
i. make payment, lo inc.
i the day
I ii, i .
i. ring the estate Till I
V. M
N. C.
TIMS and POPULAR
Be. II--lei.
baring been overhauls
an I renovated, la foe aide, lea-e o
be
I l u i o n
H. Owner
Notice, to Creditors
The i
lied
; R
i-
Ivan to all me
to i
or before lit day of J . ,
Ml In -I
to m nun ,
me.
An Ho-
fin,
Henry
North In the
Co j Court
Annie
The defendant
named an
en la ill been
lath . of
no id divorce mil
Ills raid def- Ami His de-
t. w II that
In i- to
term of I he Superior Court coo
u i,, be lulu on tat end I .
. Best at Court Rouse
m X. c, and
. or to the la
laid Ml or will apply
for relief
ii. day Joy.
IT. James, LA. More,
Atty fur C. C.
N.
The Stock complete in
very depart
pi ices as low as the low
est. Highest
prices paid for country
produce.
J C. A CO
--------DEALER
MARBLE
Wire and Iron Fencing
only class work
price reasonable
A-
WEEK
The Eastern Reflector.
-FOB
D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance.
VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COl M. C, TUESDAY, JULY NO
at
. S. C,
It it a pleasure to writer lo
a I lo
ill lo picnic at the
above named place on 1st.
We, the neighborhood, did
or Iced the people for tho
grand time which ens at
which I hey
during the
The did ask for some
help, ti
best ii-as-o- of Ho county. Some
did did not. But
e all those Hint d d help
called lock -3 nice
by Prof- R. A.
and the baskets of cakes
which were more
number than I car naive. I hose
that did not help after din-
I made a mistake by not
in a part in a
Smith,
Nichols and paid
for for music, to for
work on wells, stands an so
help of others which
we thank, kindly. We thank the
Greenville for their kind
help and Those who
did not attend, who were helpers,
will be the
in a
I am you did not attend.
King, of the Weekly, in an
appearance at a late Lour. We
were sorry to late, as he
is a good feeder enjoys good
things. We were able to care for
and not take him to bis own town
carriage to dinner at P. M
We could have shown him
and do pocket business, as the
one hi spoke of Barrett's
Four one goat cannot
feed to many good feeders
no helpers. They are good
op there but feed
at snap calls- W- L. Cobb.
some talk of
on the platform
out war indemnity.
Ce-
It certainly like It. but there
really no trick about it. can
It who baa Lame Back and Weak
Malaria or nervous troubles.
mean he can cure himself right away
by taking Electric Bitters.
cine tones up tie whole acts as
a to Liver and Kidneys, la a
blood purifier and nerve tome. It cures
Sleeplessness mi Melancholy. It la
purely a vegetable, a mild laxative.
and restore the system to Its natural
vigor. Try and be
convinced that they are a miracle- work-
Every bottle guaranteed. Only
a bottle at Jno. L. drug store.
P C
W. SI. Bond. J. I g
BOND a FLEMING,
i the
. -lire -i the ocean
where r is I deep
It It la tree that cf
the in the Ba-
is polled to Hie
feet tie
depth anything at the of
would
n it of
eel lo square n ch- There
is human
that w, resist a pressure.
That it there i- doubt-
It i known that the on
a Lottie tho
depth of three feel is o
great the water will force its
way through of the
glass.
is said to have more
than any other
try in world, of her 1,300,
lived
over years.
A Mi.-.-, wrote to
Champ Clark him lo puss
a pension claim. He wrote back.
a Col-
one for
ho rich widow of some
for a Democrat to one allow-
ed for some worthy woman
or man seems Tho
win
never
They Don't
A was b lb.,
day with a line of shoes- Cue
brand was
The merchant to whom he was
trying to sell his coo Is told him
it was no use to show them, tint
he would not buy at any
price, for as soon
saw there would no
trade.
Some time had
some kind of crapes, but
ho could not sell sud many
them rotted bis
There is nothing like loyal-
patronize was
slogan during tho last war.
ii
I. I II.
I I. . I
l ILK HI
and
for wore i-
With newest of new
Styles, with
care a- good taste
styles. We have am com
for the people. A large
of the
A large t iv I
of the i
like them. I i
latest, i
all fail
splendid stock and la
ill , -In
lip . ell. I'll K.
X. t i
lie scribing the tut
Santiago,
Mr. V. I. r. I
To Ladies and
all who rank
flag to -The . and i
E. t---
o. another ml tin
In i nil ere home Li.
we arc p make extracts
Kim-
Hid it was my
I pleasure lo
. i v I
I and
This i. ill-- . -I leas I i- r in
, i; . -ix h- , iv. in-
. in . all n o i- ,
i who i
u I- . i. a aw i
com i b a.- -.-it.,.
,;. , i water down
in the
i soldiers under I lie
Falls to a shower bath and it la
a dead
I . , ,, , , , .-, i dale July and was
I ,,,,,. S I it half of my the , i washed down it die
M J . , i. . in liter .,., ,.
Dress Trimmings, Notions,
bf kind
of departed
Ly a to
of all kinds. Gents Furnishing-Goods. Hats and country
Caps, Shoes and in black tan
to fit the ladies, men.
girls
make no when we that we sell tin- in-i -old
by any ore in town. i.- our
about our Shoes Oxford. A hue
I Mint In and colors.
M in all colors. Pock
Si ,
and we war
Beautiful
line of
Curtains, Curtain Swigs, Polos
iii sud colors,
in all sever.
ft
and
Hues. Ail Oil Cloths, Door Ma's
robber, Steel sad Limns, flail Library
Lamps, war
and docs not run it over.
and pa-
t II my
i of . I inspired
noble
ii- lo i
Pi I that beautiful
spangled b i road and ,; Pu l -1
laud. ,; Mr. Fend.
Do barred by and Ly impossible
.- cf every tree -o he lose,
to bear no- only in I th.
for
the tn i
ed I oak., no
and
of I el.
i , . . ,
whole c art
during In us i
I in .
, fire. I lie --I a
. i ii m i, i . In , ii
J,. . I, i as i earth
h d up from fire and
sides all the
lend
,, d . Mr. lies-
mi
and a is lo obtain whatever
may be . n bit body in the way of
i A pair band me told ma
. re n la lbs bony a
who u oldest
royal Spain. were
. ., Ti belonging lo
and w re seal to
V. . Bryan, next
are related
in interesting letter, lie is
I 11-. I r- in
war and lbs people home are
proud . I he is Baking.
bit own i e
dearer ill in hi owl ;
life from entering
bi a sots
love and sympathy, unknown to
the of men, yon
manliest your interest in those
who the Held that
; ;,
arc
I-
is engaged ill I.
mines In m -i it
our Oil fill your
i wry the
and
THE
Greenville. N. C
In all the
N- N. c
A TYSON,
N. C
FURNITURE
Be a Boom Baits in Solid riming in to
all kinds prices, Oak Wardrobes,
Oak Children's Cribs Lounges,
balls of all kinds, C OB lies. Dining Tables, Kit. In n . I i
re Fifes, I
Ho question about belie Come to us your
GOODS and yon will come out ahead. We guarantee profit aid plenum to
u i KI a r will prove a raving to th
or. our g lie
Tours for
the fame liberty we all enjoy may and
be carried by N AH n
to the h y. are
i r Other loads. May daring in
gen Held of humane lo the and
lour Bag be a o- they
; to tie tortured, an- not tilled when
happy women of Cobs, and every The
stripe in a thousand Cuban,
i stripes oaks of their any mercy lo the
I and cruel persecutors hands, when their I
Commissioned fair ; en destroyed,
bands to bear a message f love lies brutally outraged, and
Bad still murdered, and
liberty, from the en up bayonets thrust and
KLONDIKE.
i Mr A. t of
; more valuable discovery
lb been made in the Klondike
For veers he suffered untold agony
i consumption, accompanied by
and was absolutely cur-
led by Dr. New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. He
declares gold u little value in
this marvelous cure.
v . -I I have it. if Coll a hundred
do lira a bottle. Bronchitis
an l throat and bag are
positively lured by Dr. King's New
ivory Trial bot-
I. free La Drug
Sere. Regular size and 11.00
Guaranteed
In
Bf
Oar New Km
of dear old sod through and tamed u.
lo their in t.
beautiful, creel,
of the tropic seas, our I boated
prayer carnival capture
all tunes our loved home, I the d. his
coarse it is out the
to the Hawaii-in Is-
without at the same time
annexing the thereof
them into our
it queer segregation
is now up to Uncle
Sam's big door. It is a job
tot. not quite in all. but a
. t it is. The last
irked, taken gives the population of
at 80,990,00,714 and
Of this
are native. half
east it, in Hawaii of
Practice In all
11.1.
DENTIST
N. O,
over C
A Son's Store.
II. Small.
Vi, Long,
N. C.
LONG.
O Attorneys and Counselors at Law
GREENVILLE,
In all the
V. p. W.
I AT LAW.
C.
., . . i mi i me rebel
t i near
.
lb
Tho and of the
in camp n
much
over orders received from head-
being so
from what was looked for.
The regiment was wishing
sally orders to
to But of this
the regiment is to be divided,
half be sent
on duty forts
the others to remain, least tor
the present, in camp at
Tho following are companies
that have been selected
Burgwyn detail and
the points of to which
will proceed is also
Company
of Island,
Company C.
Lenoir, lo
Augustine,
It-
to S.
Lumber Bridge, to Foil Mt-
Company I, Captain C- W.
of tort
St- Fin.
will the two l
company's of his command to
near
where will make bis bead
quarters.
two
companies of First remain at
Camp intact. They
II, Captain W T U.
Bell,
Company II, John W
Wagner, Jr., of
Company Captain
sou,
Have-, too Farmer.
It is told of ex
B- Have-, that, at-
at College
he was in the habit of taking
I daily walk tho
I These trips wore by two
intimate were
of a
i got them
On one mote
appealing to who judges
I ourselves our enemies.
lour arms may as strong for
the tight your love, and oar
devotion to tho
and unfailing as memories
of uh. Without the aid
o woman, man
nil every for
The cause is man's they
rise or sink
Together, dwarfed or
or
the kill
Hid hundreds
an and the
I. id, with In . u i
.- . a chasing in I
i. straying dead end i
all the boats the soldier railed bro ms
lie s
hug-- us
foreign parents.
1,314, British
1,0.11 Germans, Norwegians,
French, and
other foreigners. American
missionaries have been working
on these people for many years
past have got in some
board tile
dead Spaniard, bull shape, but there is still
, in for improvement. The hand
of with refining
a. atrophy and he will . .
coming years
must they grow,
mat thou repartee nu The
farmer a ho mot Hum on
E, Smith ; white beard
of Greenville. j of farmer Mm t pair-
O, Robert L global sad
Gastonia. j was the
K. Captain pM
of Wilmington. eventually in
Col. and his tiff of youths.
Ono
liker girl back
N. the
she . .
i I
by a thousand the hit eye loon, i
f those left behind words
the baud, will
retrain with half t the regiment-
will also remain
ruin- do ant
War
victories do tint
make war glorious. The
of lie. t cost us
life- How many lives it cost the
is knows,
but tho number was not
of the tho
day to
Capt. Evans, of lbs Iowa, re pi
Company M. wounded sailors while twin
ashore wore shot by the
the sharks
W. Cooper, Murphy, to Fort
Atlanta,
John W. Cotton of
battalion, will accompany
bis command. Hie headquarters
will bent Fort
time, Fla
great respect as he
Father
Tim cc mil old
mer Bud laid,
Father
Mr. not to outdone
in 01-
he said,
Father
the baud
of Mr- Hayes, tho old
you mis-
taken In the man. am neither
Abraham, Isaac but
Saul, Mm sou of was
out seek bis father's
I have
Boston
emotions
of om
No have more
than ours, and It is
our aim to up it ever waving in
el. bi
,. t,.
pa
, . ii. , Aim
Iii 1- -i and IS-
face of t . is acts like lie. fin
lighten s a the
labels, lessen dangers j kind in tin Spaniel and a
i-in his arms can so . -.-.
bit And
i era cm .
tho strong holds of I light, the
as win our hearts by
pulled many more behind
reef; the loaned Others
lo
about wrecks. Glorious
do make war glorious.
Major First Bat-
William
has la en 1.1,1, d
join
at
like our task will
indeed-
I stand you all
own hearty th inks the
of company for the
I cent banner love and kind
has donated.
by devotion we
lot it trail in the dust.
we go Big shall g. we
will either bring it
our bodies
fall with it foreign soil.
Again
Yours Truly,
T.
Keg. N- C.
row, who Admiral C
., n I
o in ,
, i m, c him hi
When Admiral learned
We
s the ill -i led Maine,
tin
o a II o In all
en n . I Hot
lays h -.- milk
shake In ant
and
. a Tub a-
;, I n gold bead
governor II. nothing can
Old if bat the United States, now
pan-1 having the ownership at well as
guidance of Islands, will
I make more rapid
process of
than has been
iii the past. President Dole
i a load in
In bis
in r. g a donation f
to fond
to his countrymen in hit
I. II of Having been
I under a his
may prove more
In-ill of the than might
w e imagined They in time,
even art of
our new possessions
; embrace a
miles, about the sine
t and Delaware.
Hawaii, largest
contains squire miles
Wain.
I ha
but et-
to change all this by a
. ii nine burning
Ob-
Salve.
lie -I salve in II e vi Id for
Bruises, Sou-, fleet-. Suit
notes. Teller,
Coins, and all Skill
and or no
I., . ii is
here I perfect or money
. n iV per SB by
It