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hi w-t The Reflector Book Store nice assortment Pen also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you sea them earn cheap are. You may never But should you ever Wm ; Want Job Printing to see us. tor Job Anything from a VISITING CARD A- FULL SHEET POSTER. lie i t y. Gives the homo moon at small price cents a Are you a sub- scriber It lo be. The Eastern E-A-WEEK. a year news even only contains the k, ill m i- t n cc ally those that is many times more be subscription Almost immediately after the passage of acts, under which the Southern States were re-admit- which political and civil rights were conferred upon the there was a great of into Washington City, and the capital of the was fast becoming the political heaven. Why I It was about this time that an act was pass- ed by Congress which gave to the citizens of the District of Columbia the power to elect all the local officers of the city of Washington. The people there had local self-government and the was as good as the white man. They Hocked i I to that city in great numbers. if and had the Influx gone on and the right of the people to elect the local officers been ed the city would long ago have been under the control of the As it was, the city government soon became so corrupt and extravagant that Congress was forced to re- peal the act giving the people the right of local self-govern- The principal officers of the city are now nominated and by and with the advice consent of the Senate are pointed by the President, and these appoint the minor officers Since the present system of government went into opera- the has had but lit- showing in the way of office holding, and the city is no longer his political heaven. What place is now to what Washington once was What one State in all this ion now holds out to him the inducement to enter her and seek her political honors; What State, and what State alone, is represented in the Congress of the United States by a i What State what State alone, has reg. laws which make it easy for him to register, he is a legal voter or not I What State, and what State alone, requires nothing of him to entitle him to vote except his bare oath that he is so en- titled The answer to these inquiries is, North Carolina The is not a voter in the District of Columbia, as no elections held there. South Carolina and other Southern States where the are in large have pined special laws which make domination in those States practically impossible. But North Carolina, under rule, not only does not seek to provide against domination, but actually in- it. Laws passed by Dem- Legislatures for the pro of the white people in certain localities have been re- pealed by the Republican par- and the policy of turning over these communities to the has been proclaimed to the world as the policy of the Republican party of North Carolina. we see in New Hanover county forty magistrates and numerous other officers. In Craven county we find twenty-six magistrates and a host of other officials. All through the East we find this policy adopted, and as a result many of the local offices held by Gradually this policy is pushing its way upon the State, and even Chatham, have been put on com- for white schools. Much has been done in of this policy since the Republicans came into power, in January. 1807, That policy is now on trial, and a fierce contest is going on over the State. The Democratic par- is attacking it with all the abandon and a hyena g its young- Bethel High School The Vail Term begins on MONDAY o l-It is a school grail Only MB- it I M bed discipline will V maintain Board from to month KATH Of Tl Primary Int on o a School aw Matte A discount cent will M when cask m l-aid iii a whole For on or a Vi-WHO Tr . ROUND N Ma a U r. This Republican policy is to be passed upon in November by the people in North The from other States watch the If the people of North Carolina very work will shall deliberately this policy, can any one doubt the result i Is it not manifest that from other States, where official life is closed to them, will hie themselves away to North Carolina, as they did in former days to Washington, where official life is open to them and where the can party offers them its re- wards I Let it be proclaimed to the world, after this that the white people of North Carolina have ed this Republican policy and that this party now in- trenched in power, and does any one doubt, can any ore doubt, that there will bean in- flux of into North Car- from Virginia, South Car and other Southern States that will soon give the the majority in many counties where they are now in the In this way county after county which the whites now fed secure may soon pass under control. Can any one doubt that this is a real danger if the Republican party is to remain in control of the State No more can any- one doubt that it is an danger. Who shall say- that Colonel II Young, the only colonel in the United States, when he returns as a conquering hero to his pa- and friend, sell, may not summons his race to join him in making North Carolina the San Domingo of the Union. Whatever one may about these weighty and it is certain that if the Republican party and its policy be re- by the white people and the Democratic party be restored to power, none of these dangers can befall the people of North Carolina. The Dem- party is a white man's party, and it will establish and maintain a white man's gov- over every foot of soil where it governs at all. Carolina In the Will v., Henry W above named take , that an action a- been commence I In tin of County for an absolute decree divorce Horn the said And the said de- further take notice that be i require I lo appear at the next term of Court lo held on second Monday in September next at Court House of in c, and answer or demur to the I- mid ac or th plaintiff will apply the relief In said I; id In y. V. More, My for t. S. Tobacco Sticks. all I an SM Al farmers wanting Tobacco Stick. can get them at the Lumber Yard. W. K. PARKER, Agent. WENT m or MOM --M, and BOOK ON Lauren. Washington, m. Creditors. ATLANTIC COAST LINE., Com County on the day of 11.11 am, p m. let P in. Tarboro p p m. p in, p p m. ion 1.6 a m. a u am, p m. Ha Hue M ix p m. p m, p m p in. m. Mount p in, a in, Nor- folk a m. Rain i m. a m. New York p m. DAILY except in p Bern Sunday t pm June issued lo me Letters of Ad- Ministration on the estate of Barnes deceased No lee gives to creditors of id lo present their claim t me for payment authenticated or the 10th day of June or this notice will be plead bar recovery. All per- sons indebted to said estate are lo make immediate payment lo mo. This the 7th day of June 1898. CANNON, Administrator Administering deceased. i Mb ti Creditors Having duly before the Court Clerk of Pitt county to tin- la-t will t of O. Brow., notice I hereby to persons I the et I t make Immediate payment the an I all persons claims against said estate urn-1. cut on or before nod day of July, this e be plead In bar of of same. 2nd day July, J. W. U Executors Susan O- so ii p ii- la With . Ice cir lie c C Another in J. M. Postmaster at Tillery, was taken into-custody last Sunday by inspector Gregory and brought before Commissioner T. of this place. He gave bond for his appearance herein the sum of Charges against him are embezzlement of money order funds and opening ordinary letters. He was formerly Postmaster at Tillery under the Harrison administration. He also represented this county in the State Legislature, in 1887, and was a member of the House of Representatives. Weldon News Pills AH Liver ills. are YOU constitution undermined by ex- in by the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Liver Pills will cure yon. headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills an absolute cure. . in. Chad- p m Marlon Ml r in, Florence p m, Sum- . p m, Columbia 10.61 j. Denmark a m, t 7.55 a m, Macon 11.10 a m, Atlanta p m. Charles. ion pin. a m. a m. St. Spin. A AT K. Notice to Creditors Having duly he Clerk of County as the s. notice Is hereby given persons indebted t the estate to take payment ti aid all person haying t laid estate must duly a then the under on r before the day of July, or this notice will in bar of the recovery of their claim. Till day cl July, UM J. l Levi We have just received a new hearse and the nicest Hum of Coffins and Caskets, in wood, metallic and brought to Greenville. We are to do em- in all its forms Personal attention given to funerals and bodies entrusted to our care will receive every mark of respect. Our prices are lower than ever. We do not want but court competition. We can lie found at any and all times in the John Flanagan Buggy building. BOB CO 1.01 new Philadelphia am, Ball nice am, 1.30 am. Richmond 9.0 Petersburg an. V 11.00 am. 12.21 rm. Mount Cm, Wilson I'M pm, pm. pm. AM, Boston York 9.30 am, Philadelphia Baltimore pm, pm, pm. Petersburg 8.1- pm. pm Weldon Tarboro HO pm. Mount 1.40 m. Leave Wilson am. 7.8.1 am, am. No. New 9.00 all, 10.30 an,. This 13.1-1 r. at No. . am. pro. pin night, Charles, toll 5.48 am, Atlanta am, Macon am, Augusta pm. 4.17 pin. am, Florence Marlon 9.31 am, am, Lake am. i cu Jutland Weldon 4.10 p. m. Halifax 4.30 arrives Scotland Neck at Notice. Carson vs. It. J. W. Carson Jesse C. The defendant U J W Car- son will lake notice that an action titled as above has been commenced the Superior Court of Pitt county for divorce and alimony, and the said do- will take that In- Is to at next term of the Superior court ii I county to be held o i the second Monday after the Brit Monday in September, 1898 at the Court House of said In N C and or demur laid action, or the will apply to the court for the relief demanded In said complaint T his of August, K. A. Move, F O James, atty. Sam id Pa a Hatch II . WU It W Is complex its Snuff, Cigar Oil. D ion- we direct from FURNITURE in sill lo It time. Our g a c all bought no risk to run we sell at close margin. M. Notice. Having been appointed and qualified as administrator of tho late Jesse all parsons are hereby all claims the estate of said Jesse Adams for pay. on or before mm day of March, or notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to the -ah estate arc requested to make settlement. the day of Match, W. JACKSON, T C Woolen, attorney. Notice to Creditors The Clerk the Superior Court this day Issued to mo Letters of Administration upon the of Rich . Mel notice I p. m., 7.16 w i holding claims Id turning, leaves Kinston i. in. a. m. x at a. J illy except Sunday. on lean W i a. in., nil j. i i p . 4.0, Parmele 9.10 a. m., 4.0.1 p leave Parmele am and . . l. . ,, , pm at Washington i MUte of said to present to in . for payment, duly authenticated, on 1st or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate are notified to make Immediate payment of their Indebtedness to me. This the 23rd day of June, C. and pm Daily except Sunday leaves K. R. m., Sunday M; Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6.10 p. in Returning leaves Plymouth daily a. m., Sunday a. m. arrive 10.06 and CO Nashville leave Rocky Mt at pm Nashville pm Spring Hope pm Return lug leave Spring Hope am Nash- ville S M Ml am dally except Sunday. Midland N. c. leave dally, except Sunday, a m. arriving 8.30 a. in. Re turning 0.00 a. m, rives at 10.33 a. in. Train on Clinton leaves Clinton dally, except a. m. and p, in- in. Train No. makes dose council in at Wei Ion all point ail Ric Li M Pass Agent, J R hi Manager T M Manager . born, OLD DOMINION LINE RIVER SERVICE leave Washington touching stall land- on Tar River Monday, Wednesday Friday A. M. Tarboro at A. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday days. These are subject to stage of water on Tar River. Connecting at Washington with Steamers fur Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Boston. Shippers should order their goods marked via Dominion from N w York. from Nor- Baltimore Steamboat fro e Miners LI i. ii Boston. SON, Agent, Washington, rm. O N. SOUND, N. THIS BEAUTIFUL POPULAR containing rooms, having thoroughly and Is now for sale, o rent. disposed of w be I guests JUNK 1st, under competent management. T further Information call H. by, Owner to R. Whichard, N. C. The Stock s in every department and prices as low as the low eat. Highest prices paid for produce. J C. ft CO H. O. Wire Iron Fencing only work mi THE NEWS A-- WEEK -FOIl- III The Eastern Reflector D. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per. Year in Advance. VOL XVII. TWICE A WEEK Tuesday Friday -AT GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER NO U In e office s have killed or died of W received, Lave of i camps ad and The has the u in i 1,284 died in on or at n- u ii.-i-.-ii malady of camps- no doubt shoot hose names have been s Neither ii there um-ii there d M hose names could not be d on of rec- and inability or of fin- lists dead. Tim th- follow- dead la in every Instance a t of disease. list by is as Camp Thomas Camp Alger, Camp Miami, Camp and other minor camps in i i iv de At home, State hospital ship, total 1,281- are attributed to the comes Typhoid fever yellow fever, malaria pneumonia, cause as fever, miscellaneous or not reported, Of regular army, are dead; Massachusetts is second with Illinois third with Michigan fourth with and New York fifth, with go Tribune. I In- I Mil it In r world for Cu Salt Fever Chapped Chilblain, Corns, all Skin lions, and cures Tiles or no way It is to perfect satisfaction or price -.- per i v Wooten. Reward The this paper will lie to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able In all Is Catarrh. Ball's Catarrh Cure Is the now to the medical Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a con- Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and surfaces of system, the foundation of the disease, the patient by building up the and nature in do- its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its powers they One Dollars for case that It falls to cure. Send for list testimonials. F. i. Toledo, Professional Cards i. In James, N. C. over Cobb A More. W. M. J. L. N. C. In all the B. N. C A TYSON, N. C In all the Conn. i T. K. f m. I i i i. at La In all II e I . B. W. In ea A INKS N. C. he Half Hot Been I The of the nils of control and to. ti. i. in Car- have not half day crows worse. H. a o, the best known minister, in th Hath church n h's State, the great from the Fast will com- flu the attention nut respect of intelligent The the letter a I Mr. P. K C-, My Dear Sir and was from home when your favor came. I h v brief- reports of the results of the of tho est the east- counties are cot exaggerated- Indeed, the n I am sore it the honest while of and west ii n of our good old Slain would come see for would return home with the resolution, every one to work vole to help throw is so op- and humiliating to white men and white in the eastern Things must change very soon or portions of our beloved will be reduced lo poverty and ruin. ho good of this section are making a determined effort, and scores of while men who had strayed off the fusion combine, com- back to the ban- and will vole for honest gov- Lot the wast hoed the earnest, honest appeals of in the east aid Truly, H. P. hundreds of of them fellows of the baser tho eastern Homo cf our towns and Greenville and are com. dominated by Al- and p die. mer, matters are in a condition These brought about by the division of wards in these towns made the last J, H. the debt tin was by about being the of of bonds ft I which cash has paid into the The money ban flowed it I paid out on account the war ; her co there has been doling o month increase of morn in the cash tie Treasury. The of Iv is the net crease of public dent for ; and an cash of bond the l i am will b I The a Id id represent plus but Mr Mill is From we get Pearson sent the following letter, under date to Lieut-Col. A. D. Second regiment N. C. V. HI. Simon's Island, hi v return home I Dud your I. Her the that i in t n quest the See- on regiment be retained tho In reply I beg to say that every mail brings applications Ir in curing the honorable of soldiers in this and insisting that the men who lo tight be de- against will for gar- duty. I look at this position is entirely reasonable, I feel a sufficient number of men from the First and regiments would be lo volunteer for permanent service to a full regiment and i this would be much mote satisfactory than the winch propose- to me the should have a voice in antler as well as ard the men who have left good i eh in lo tone lo ho con- before i f duty is changed, and I feel that Congress will lake this view of the Taking tho country over majority drug are lo work sixteen a long . service for own good or tho safety of pa- There was. Mi. n a basis if in u hours made a few days ago at annual meeting of American Association Id Wash- In New York Mas- clerks have to obtain legislative re- lief, but such c ion should be unnecessary ; laws human- should cut down hours. Not all the dings in the can restore the health enc by too long lo Philadelphia Rec- At u of ilia express companies bald in Chi- it has decided tint tho would bear of Die war upon b, of requiting it lo be paid by I he I. The tardily, but it-, will meet wide The tax CM scarcely be onerous to antes, which in g it to mads it d. therefore, to a tome extent, the United States mail.-. The com- should have grasped sooner; a. DEPEND UPON US For nested and for or iv. I -ii r Is wiled with the newest new styles, selected ed a nullity, j. We have n m for ll A of .; m ,. large iv i of I lie -n i- Styles and -r. a- i all i i Ices see . i did -to. k and lake ad. the U in i of Dry pres . loads, Dress Notions, of all kinds, Gents Furnishing- Goods, Caps, in black. tan to fit ladies, men girls boys. fit Hi lei .-I ti. t ; ll we 1.-I ti t in ti r town i black In alt colors. et hi i- war nun. lino of Lace Curtain Curtain Poles in while U Window Shades in all and feet and Smyrna Rugs, Ail Squires, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Door in robber, Steel and Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps, Lamps, Lanterns, Tinware; see our Automatic Oil Can, you lamp does not run it over. it Means A of Durham, . but n appointed gen- store and ganger, a position hat tho keys of in of tho store rooms cf the Durham district his had-. Whit Stoker and distillers to d when lakes of the i houses and whiskey their keys around in his Ni school equality v- ford to tile your today. ruin in the means to western I is as sure as fate. Do you or will you it in Journal. Allen who lives up on Stony Fork near the Wilkes line, is years old. He a young about Mr. Whittington does his own work and often makes trips to Wilkesboro, a distance of twenty miles. He likes to tell of the good old times of long years ago. One of the chief attractions lo his house is some good old mellow which he keeps in his cellar that is years old. Mr. Whittington s brother, Alex, who lives on an adjoining is years FURNITURE- Boil in Oak, mining In price from lo OH kinds Oak II and Cradles, hairs of nil I i Tables, I Mali Racks, c. Cams to your GOODS yon will come oat ahead. We guarantee aid pleasure Ir every cur priers will sating lo i our goods cannot fail lo in quality and style Tours for mutual ILL BE i- I-. i-11 c I W . fol I III J . . . Carolina i r j- a ii ling the art duly all ; in law. j. furl a b -1 in i. men. All fur i. I lo expire lam ;. ii I i . lie i i i i i I.- , A i No t w go h ii .-. ill rec c a . lit c each n in i a in will l K- I i . ii . . . I .- i v i -I .--i.; i i ti ; Al I- i III I.- u will i in , iii n hi -i r. y i i all ,. ;. . wan d u III . C i-i put i i i i i n -i i a ;. ii ill iii men I and .- i n a.- ll- . tint -t v. .- ii . C i m I lie I en- j,, . r d r Kira in ii i Sec d was lb i ; I. ii II and . i i ill w a ale ii- in i I a r- it U ; a .;. j to a week, to be On i I on ii e it willing if I I- I . i ., in ;. ill Xi II la U I ; t II i e -i I i. i gun . i, i Art, ti tut t ml i , ; i -i- ii it.- Si . N . e . Ur I i .- I m. , I; i ii is to r- , lain while r i in w u. i In nil r I the Gov- . n l in- i n In in the govern met. I i in mi n it i . . N. In BAKER Hardware Tinware, A Ike Democratic I'm county is called to unit House in Greenville on September -I, 1898, If II. purpose ii.-i County i Town- will held o'clock P. If. ii , H i, for d lo i lo Justices ilia and r. man rd Till c inly, party who l Is while good i nun i i, Is invited wave lo i i tin -i- i i Ike M.-inn county, I. Ill I. S ill. i- i I rm County will be I. II . t the Pillowing for Braver township School u- . I I Carolina Poi Black Jack Per township K. i Km- . Green. in Court For township at at Bur- n v In lie. ii one vote in iv n Democratic thirteen by i at Ike la. I . Dim Belt no I II Carolina No I C No I T. i No i lo i G ml No No Gr No i e Gr No No I Swift Crack No Creek No will nominate a can- three . that and will each be nix is Chic id, and will be to lour. Blow, Com. ii union I union. A fires us wist it el .-ire In y are in op- lit b cue in led band side lie nail on the in up all hi o rank., into a the mi. aim and object Is to control oilier usually eds in one, that on or wrong aide. to borrow on alone. Don't you can gel Into habit talking I Toil are easily lured. mill H. worry i on you will it on lap every- H-. think your 1.1 sows kc bind on -s a s a be in carried an Implements. s, oils and j Fair Dealings and Bock Prices, N C A AN hat boon made, and hat ton i- n lady m upon her and fr aha ii- real but i. or- death in- in lit. For coughed and could Hot sleep Him flu way in 11- Kit t. I ill i, t mi i mI on ii i A v it pi all and i h n mini. In Him U Mi I In with I ll to u yo way way go w every i it- 1- pleasure we t in- Iron Ml mill WM In of the la our nil to avail. Ball I i-i. i I now lake in a Han I o, N l U Ti i In. m i.-J More. Re i n i and Sift

REFLECTOR Greenville, N. lie . as B. WM FOB Jr. of Second T of Strict-Oliver H. Allen Seventh A of FOB Third 1- of Pitt. fob First H. Small of Beaufort. in North Carolina Suffer- Corporal W. W. Of. K. second the Heath Juntas. at Tub a i.- toe I noon Kai BUM last a lane the At no place along near a was wind Ml at tUt v in a all of lot nil. The wind estimated lo have a lour at lime dating bight it looked M Lt the most rub a great deal. A and K Carolina vol- They MM housed in small tents until nigh and W re only five to to I Si me the went and some to the Slates Ion. the in were in such a bur. and the kind was such a gale many articles a Well. Mr. Editor our Home Visitor baa suspended business at this place, take this method by your of the world know of one of the in worst i and j in and our town. Miss Clara of is here Too u hot bat still the have to bum Mis fox visiting her, The Progressive by one J- L Ramsey, who to an office holder with M the hired the of the pub- in that paper white whereupon the ea- of Record rises to bra-id Ramsey made himself less or any part of con nor of the paper. It to hut to that a editor of a paper the support of bl. people dare to espouse the cause of children of the Are to conclude that all hi self respect h in be Ml lo wreck in sand. Many el Perhaps the of mature pile has the of Editor l I. Ran liar to extent lie i unable lo tie emitted from hi- in office has tot had C upon him that the MUM Record. paper id in nil have A while ii an with u in office must have a stomach equal ability t- foul with of the cm- bird stomach crave- foul meats how dies ft while man feel when ct Ham to call him Political pie must a very central an western of State are ed as i ever before over dis- graceful conditions existing the eastern counties Carolina. good men in sections o have with sup port to the Populist party would have never done so hid known would bring upon their white brethren in the east. It is necessary existing o millions made and these will to Dem- Men from those going east to see for let tors of Maw ll i I were and they mean urn with -i than ever boo i bi- be s dine to the city on train Hi. Ibis They presented a pitiful Many without h Ml and tome bad n bats. The lo lbs v, rs, who in id I do so. He and kepi everybody on land. men this was i-; the U el and W a gab, and sleep, but no, d,, dosed his simply d with and down upon away entirely. Then lbs was -n to . Tb.- so as could, Many of and About H ., d Ii d was by lbs Savannah- ,, in and bPi i upon They art than Cuban Tin re lire missing now, up i city up i were Carolina island, besides Olivers. The regulars, who are Loused at lb s lb r. I lose who . I in T. Sn b K. who, lie M , did all lie could m and ,. nit lo men come lo Ike city l Tb toll i p ibis g leave, but can A is lay on island wind TOM a h lit, cover, d the i hind d in oh lb. almost Impossible, The to the men's coals and den- in I shirts. When the order emus In seek broke list the in doable guns POW rusting to sands bi I. owner., were In big a hurry to get OBI t I heir. Hals, and lie I I ll e railroad vis not M badly Mashed bill that trains could run ll- A lbs island ibis t and reached Savannah Soul n inn. run a long one, hill those on train en so lo . I away did at low t peed train. and down and as arrested ard reel beck lo It was we went to our to bad, never expecting the storm was to be so bad- The M blew a d and o clock one looked and every in Co. A A K was down and in about five down came ours. were and any all the wind was hard lo one. us kept th tent up so one c I came shoes, or shirt were in worse than mi sell- Bf . et behind us we knew vis impossible t save anything- I rushed the wind lo in I my and carried M about W the ground ml when struck I a bad to on lo and Watt lo g was mining bard and ad blind, d and any one. Al lust we rail- read and were in which we we got c on us and run and got on a lids a house and stayed were blown down, works and the tin or. the box c m lipped oil. The we were shelter under and tho windows were blown root Hot n t move lo- we knew it to do so. W. II we op all on we bad to , n. I and at we I, the It look train lour hours lo make the nip mile We clear track weed and wreck- age. There were about a- idlers aboard and we got in- w. I ii was laming all us will catch it when w back, w; rm but are back i has Up. You will see in the kind gs-e us and shell. but have any of and are and are at a paying our bills. Rt 1- island is nun covered and rain rater. an y. and ill oar personal things are ll do have been lo ramp I All Hie I-1 la were Lad just e me cm OBI are lorn now. bum. Ma is at pay lie to n who sued I Admiral bis . i get a personally, receive thousand three hundred and bis men, Cuban lore hundred and nine hundred dollars. personally, g la about John H for Congress Friends give to our Democratic i that met in Edenton Tuesday for noble and work they d for us ii us of a for the First District of North Carolina it best that could have been made- He is a man, a pure man. a plucky and a man and ii he the Bible With Silt Mr. J. N- showed us Bible be bad with him in t e war He Tarried it and it tot wet At battle of of he ball from right ere and out behind right ear. Bible his breast packet, became saturated almost with own which hat nit yet faded out. He prises book . , uncle, Mumford, this ; Mr, Holt J. D- fox wife attended at John's church day. man u tans . . our while people have and do placed in his and I, a u. It is a and hat a ad- a lie of nice furniture to their L-N. has accepted B position as for F- Man- J. R cf not Ho sell, cold drinks. Mrs. U. P. came home last week from a visit to p o- Warren Sim item . Jack, has moved here is cc- the I lest house C. O. i is ready to bis in the furniture factory N. C. July Oneida Cotton Mills i two and a ball years my liar two years, had about the ears. The trouble on each the was inclined to mu but observing to conn- I called i, who said the cine from olds, con lo grow, to hold or the little boy been lanced ii. three and at three limes, his lace at limes, The nature be was termed oM by and another thing by at however, did me, I was a cure, and Mrs. Jo- Remedy having called lo I dropped lb- in the troubled waters of strife in crisis of will all up at one man an pro- him Economist. history worthy of Hickory Mercury- so wit Only Kiwi Class Mr, Smith here last week . bad a lot; ,,.,, . teen in tern,., the being well, two weeks cents cord- tears that in Oar Mi-E CM is cu memory me we Office in Opposite Court House. Greenville, N. C. Prick Co. want of cut the from orders for i winch be is sending in ; E G- Cos home e- out are ,., . . j l from an extended , W do I dramming far a one I It days. , I sauna aid co know I it tor a f Cur. W. W. Pi Bi Co, V.; hue sales. Tho weather is hot the A is i wheels to oilier I C-x shipping cart markets. M A- Bro. are ready to boy eggs and but- If you ; yon would think them hungry, a daughter of Rowan Cooper, cut arm very badly by failing with a glass pitch or The wound was dross- ed by Dr. Cox and she is now do- well. l. F. Manning Co are tired of warm have a Inge stock of shoos and if tho toiler not buying pair ex- John Harper, who very sic typhoid i How tilings a tux a war i no a war M a stamp lax. we the I Savannah i., 1-1 Mu. No d you will IS id lo In nu, I I Mill you an Mora we had at MU wad an I than I have write. I never such I and Lone never will or any M.-n that baa never In a storm, d in I know what ills. A t Tuesday had hoard u Smith f rs were in regular monthly n Monday. Bl Iron the Coroner, Cm- lax Halt, I Mil Jam. two t- tit vacant lot J. ill the House, d i i . II. W lbs a show why In did making la Falkland township for A. Out allowed to lbs Watson Tucker and Moses lie to were added lo lo relieve monthly mount M n and H. A one a J. I i-i and condition id power lo in the man A new road laid , m Iron lbs ard road to the and mud a men shout I mile , ll, on to be near din Randolph term and an Um tails; pi ten. well enough to take his pi -o in cigar who hat been out days on of a girl, is ready to resume his at WOMAN'S WORK. GOODS GOING CHEAP We have marked juices away down. You should see our leader on They cannot lie for the money. We also lead the market on we are the in town on all goods. Come see for N. C. GREAT SLAUGHTER of the RICKS TAFT STOCK. EVERYBODY COME and get some of the BARGAINS. War Over We still selling at a Low Price. and of I intend to give my friends a hon est deal. Come and see me- JAMES B. WHITE. old infill Mr. aid Mia K. n, at of . Mr. I cholera Tie remains wen, to N mini no tor too Inn. lira Win mi Ml not aide, to mm will well enough to itch out a An apt old adage that woman's done. Tins Is true of wife's rue of i ll S who work all day ill factor and half the u i In Baking and mending their own or sewing for are much on feet, or who are unable to stand of over-work and worry, re peculiarly lo weak n. -.- and are bans of womankind The of such or headache, backache, law es. and e- In many The is and t by male are painful and fur a quarter of a will and permanently the women. Brad- field a Regulator la by one dollar Int. u and able f,, women mailed free application. . v. A W. MI REPAIR Cu FURNITURE J SAM WHITE. g Come and See it. Vehicles, all menU repaired on short notice. Carts, Wagons, Brackets, Post, made lo order, on IN Heavy and ii m kept constantly on band. Ho J. R. COREY ADDLES . COLLARS A General Horse Millinery. Also a a line of I can now be found in the store for W. Brown Come to see mew you buy good coming clothes, that will look well on you, clothes that will wear well, clothes that will be an outward index your good taste, of your good judgment. Appearances go a great way, clothes make the man, first are the best. Am in the mar buying goods. REFLECTOR Local Cold r and t k are in el Ilia Fr-h N. Y. and at H. M. b. hulls. If ore barbecue stands being put up cut in its tobacco And tobacco right alone to mar. kit. will be many tears when hot weather lakes c to depart. You can beat and that's made, J. S. Health's, mas., a merry blowing m noon and tight. ii in-in; of it great slaughter prices. advertisement. Ice Cream every day. any quantity by measure promptly W. C. Mines, is now when the train gets In and crowds that have co around the depot will grow less. An in while up evening put Daily i-nm nu dark gelling alum had the residence of Mr. and E A. Move in West Greenville on y night. T-o patent medicine mi living concerts on the near the Court House. have a right and draw out a crowd, Another the celebrated Talker Fountain Pen, on earth, n Una Store. pen the in and is a Com and Fashions coming to U nay they last lime. They ere not the not well on nu y be right alter all. Died in Salisbury. Mr. Allen received a lei- Mr. K. Warren, who In- family was in bury, the death the son, occurred last night. He will reach here tonight will, the The many hi of the Inn will in Was In the W. J. ruby a member Battery II., el who at Monroe, U home on a Park, where have been camped their return from Cuba, lie was In the around and can some bis experience there and the boys lie be escaped lever the malaria caught him. And on Page e Life- Record. W. S. Haiti mere. T. J. in mil r Mies Mary of Scotland J Nick, who has b.-en home today. Ai in. . I C, i came up I. Harding. lira. Hi- i ,. who bet-n a days mother. Mi-. S, fa shall, m, la Mines Clan Between Two Fire id, hi l Lu- ll is morning Down near Calico, in lower part were two Wednesday, the Look Home We lo the which we live lo do we can in y that will be to its Our m tins a great deal more lo than one's who Hies elsewhere. bear that in mind in buying our goods. can lo pay our home man a firm price for his than send cur we do to every dollar our make will cur , and put lie II pays richly lo home Press F. King Is. m tins from to C K. came Saturday Richmond. ibis John White Ibis n. lo enter school CT. evening fr. m U i trip. Mi Galloway left to attend reboot. Miss lilt tin- to attend A. of on lie this going alter N. Harding sill preach in church here R.-v. H. M. ton went over to Beth- today lo attend the opening Them is a g on pan against in the hat i- to say, those who believe in respective principles rather using to gel individual i. Populists who have ill the versatile Colonel have B to lb promise or . I p- tide-beard, while I have ii., placed themselves directly in Boa line wafer morning 000- lays he wept that H Mr. is Pop- when he could not a- further. I says be i he cannot be true lo Rev H. . Bad it he is a ii lo attend , . . Hooker and Lillie j, morning I i Ibis it. J. II. Cherry from where he had alter new Mis. M. D. left tins to make her selections L. F. his to i u the with A. Mis. J. A. rho has teen Mis. W. R Parker, left this Rocky Mount W. G. Lin Miss, s Belcher Bid Ada Fields, took e train hole J. R. Smith, through to I s i Mis. Julian of KM who has been visiting her parents out i took the train here Ibis morning home. Misses Irma Ella who same weeKs here with Tyson and hem today. J. P. Kerr, editor of the came down evening and ibis morning. wanted to sea Greenville and ho can and saw, hough not siring more cl while here. Tuesday, C, W. II. Cox came over Kinston this morning. Skinner went to Monday evening. Leslie n, of Mildred, is on a visit lo in here. J. L. I. it His to attend t. II. P, Harding It-It for Chapel Hill attend tie University. Harry Jr., this morn- for to Mrs. J. W. loll Ibis morning to visit relatives at Rocky Mount. Lena Harris home Monday evening Neck. Miss Warren day evening a visit Washing- ton. We bat W. II Grimes, near is quit- Mis. B. King arc visiting Mis. R. W. King. U. P. Smith, Rocky Mount, come down Monday and today. the water tank ibis atoning. It.-. Clark I. lie was coin-. J. B. Tripp moved hi here from and rear , lie Pr. morn-1 lumber h- re. 7,18.13 K. went Scotland Kick C. H. Nit of here this L. . v i Mis ii day Seven Spring. F. Botch returned . a trip lo J. W. in evening nip in the revenue vice. Mrs. II. II,., Married mulling from a lo ard U Lily who h, n Mrs. L. bit Tues- day g who has Mi's Mt Mon- her borne in Kinston. V. T. the tobacco spent Tuesday night lure and bit May . I who I,., visiting Mis. M. II, returned home Tuesday y B. Grime and D., Haywood, of down Tuesday and cut Avon to sec W. J t. el in Iowa today. He has just whole he took a in u . is looking alter in Greenville, lie will open a clothing store here , October. or us good a I I aw Collector says i-. In c i be Populist, s . I element, Colonel ha bard row ahead com.-t in that l-i be net only a promise a to Post. JUST FOB nil No, Mi sell cot . coin i i-r. store. i a lace o. This Is Place work has us so this week that we hat Pot hid lo out tobacco hut good reports down breaks ard prices. stands on at the bend . I list a tin- n t in Carolina. The in all May They all Lorn in a who has not the several in and pays up and thank for being d suck fellows, all delinquents do if they knew how many hours the printer toiled week to give them parties being Mr. new. all for sum Ult. and Mr. S. , evening from Danville where he bad B. Harare and Mis. J mM ,, ,,,., Strange Freaks billing, like woman and has some strange way. Anyway that Is If. B. a near oily, it. And it ; y , bis Mr, and bis family on the when struck s lice in run down lb. trunk, then along a root to the house into Then into the it went, tearing out u bole in ore gables, Mr. Wilder says, as big a chair, SUI into kill hon where it up things generally. The Mr. Wilder disliked most about banged A or.-.-pen-hut want to ii are good What lave you been lie lie as II pr, e, to up iced, ill Pal, you're taking a greet have met late met wan her tail I -it in the the still have m it, y-II w lever and red It is i men make than tingle They arc in a hurry lo I an iv, Two buys. Kl and Pink day, alien shot and killed Martin. Dr. S. l, now at Birmingham, Ala., has bean called to the Baptist church John Heed an d and wealthy N. C., was -lung to i y honey bees swarming on hit head. I here la km war on in between City Newborn ll i- BOW r, i here lo pi r pounds or pounds quarter, to ii the door Free Press. by Board of .-ti. II of lo be held on day idler the 1st in Beaver C Calf, G T Tyson, J II Peyton. Bethel. S L E A Cherry, Bullock. II. L W Arthur Randolph. Carolina T I. Perkins, J W Page, Chance. No. G Waller Smith, W I. Smith. No I. II While, J Elk, Kelly An Mo. Hardy. Jacob r. No. C J Horace No. A l Hill, H II G No. C I. Barren. Tyson, E C King. John Hell. lire No. M . Tins . . i, i . A i .;. u; .- I i a I -V. I, . . . -1,1, I , u ii I . n I . dial . hem at-d i. HI -iv. a ., .-.-- ivy red a it Pr a-. Ill t, r I i he II,, -1. ; , ll lb-II an e J BOt when they can The same t, mi., r was in R. Populist I-. ., on We white a are log to boa Hatty t e r, VI -i by b. while man Ni r. is the d row ii t on n p in then all h . t I at . that is ll- only , old II. Id re Net last. In lie are all Sun Thursday, Friday and Saturday will offer the follow- prices on LACE m i SPECIAL S cent curtains at c. 1.50 62.00 SUMMER GOODS of all descriptions will be ad- in this sale at one-half price. AT LANG'S OLD STORE. I have just returned from NEW YORK with a full line of NEW GOODS. Will quote prices in a few days. C. Hot. N. t. ,,;, in. W D Grimes, Monday returned m No. U this morning. Lieut, J. D. Gwynn, has been speeding a days here, left this morning for mm el p ed through this morning going to bead like it . on lire mid i- like led hot In hi., head. all the family acre by none in- New and Monday II. Me-Call, a pi i mini of milled by hanging In hit W Brown. No. K No. Pleating, O IV Harrington. II II Spain. No. B Creek No. Me Dixon, t; W ox, A I Mb. tin springs UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT w The of nil Mineral Waters by all who used ii. f -pep i ion. s oil the i right In the t and The buildings and Grounds have been put in thorough Repair. f. -t K. it. II I day t; per week per rule.- t for Livery the beat for Good barber In hotel. rate on A i-. N. in W. . W. railroad, V. SMITH, all e lo W. Bit

I'm i ISN'T IT AWFUL. BU Who h an awful sh.- hat to harry a fully To et to school at nine. She has an Her tasks are awful hard; Her playmate awful rout When playing In the yard. She ha an awful Who often shows her claws; A tn. lumps upon her With awful muddy paw. She a baby an awful little nose, With awful dimples. And such awful little has little brother. are awful DOTS. With awful arum and trumpet. And make an to come, Come and this maid defend. Or else. fear, awful life Will haw an awful end. The Reflector Book Store a nice assortment Pen also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pei . You will be astonished when you ear n ho w, very ch the v are. You may never But should s Want Job to see us. THE MERCHANT'S LUNCHEON. Job Printing Anything a VISITING CARD . in- A rich merchant sat at the la his office, alone, lie leaned back la his chair and drew long, hard like a sigh, for he had MM nets problems, and he was weary la. body and Some people a rich man never has anything to bat they little Know how hard has to work, first to gain then W keep his rich, it f the luncheon hour, and It suddenly cum J to this man he hungry; yet he was net ready to tall and was about to re- turn IS calculations he light of a brown package lying en a shelf near by. It was the package of luncheon which his little office boy brought wife every day. and to-day the hoy. i. sent on some distant errand, had not yet had lime to It. The merchant arose from Ms seat, took down package and locked carefully at It. Just such packages had his own mother up for him, when he himself, a poor boy, first began the career Which had brought him his splendid position. he untied the string and opened the package. Two nice sandwiches of fresh home-made bread. a little cold meat a piece of pie. and genuine New England tears rose to eyes the Man as carried him back to the of his boyhood, and to the loving deeds that dear mother. Here was the very luncheon- she had often prepared for And after a few he it up. every crumb, far more than an dinner would bare given him. and then, re- freshed and comforted, he returned the boy came in. after to bis ho surprised to him you had any to-day. The boy replied in the negative, with a glance at the shelf, when tit gentleman said with a i u gone. have eaten It Then, handing the astonished boy a five bill, he out now and get some luncheon; but want to- thank you tor tho best one I have had for many a long year. And don't you. forget, my boy, to be thankful that you have something which I lost long ago, and that Is. a good rain There is a boy In Taney County. Mis- who has a record few If any old hunter, can State, The out in the wood, and had of shot- H put int his gun tie old powder. he that hi. the fitted m V- might beta the experiment MM dropped the law U the powder. tH home the boy came upon a deer, at Com and hi. aim. of good hunting gun. pulled the down the the marble hole into the vital, of the leer. The autographs most people are of value signed to a cheek backed up by a bank account or to R deed or note by At a recent theatrical however, certain paid at prices ranging from to MB. an autograph letter written by the great English actor Edmund while a letter written by Fred- trick the celebrated French sold M only and Steele Mack- the author of Hazel sold It prices ranging from 1.85 to ATLANTIC COAST LINE ,, i i-i V N i . . I m. . . p p m. Mai m. a n. P p m. ton I. t York . in, p m. North In the Annie vs-i The defendant named kc an action bow ha b-i-ti commence I in Co lit of I lit for absolute decree of divorce the slid And the raid lie is requited to appear at the next term ; he Superior Mart mid , la be held on the second Monday In next at the Court of in X . and or demur la I said an Ion, or th will Mb tor the a-lief I in slid c f J K O. la not. Tobacco Sticks. All wanting can tat at the Lumber Yard. W. B. Agent. PATENT and BOOK ON PATENTS I IT So Due Mi pa, l n m. r 11.06 p m. a m. Mount pm. Weldon I m. s in. a m. u in, . in. am. Ken York -i. n P II P New Bern Sunday W Pm Notice i Court of Pitt County hating, on the 6th at June issued to me Letter. t Ail. on the estate Till deceased ii hereby to of mid to present claims me tor payment on or the 10th day of June or this notice will be plead bar their recovery. All per- sons Indebted to said estate are to make immediate payment In me. This the th day June Public Administering tin estate; jot; UNDERTAKER There is a pond at Soldier Run mine located a distance from the mouth into this pond the hot water from the air II and from it a stream is arising. . Is hot enough on the surface to generate steam, there re fish swimming about near the bottom, which be when the is . leaf. hot water natural- remains the top. while the cold Irater at the bottom, and is kept by running stream, con- Usually through pond. Water Is the deadly enemy a fire but in me making to was caused by I a in the shop to a loon as . f carbide of I lion et Q I a f Li p i m. pm Marlon p m, p m. j. Hi a tn, 11.11 a m, Atlanta 12.35 p m. Charter. ton a m. a m. St. I i. n a. I . pin. AT Hooded irk- .- , ex- THE MOUTH. We have just received a new the nicest line Coffins and Caskets, in wood, metallic and brought to Greenville. . a- s We are prepared to do em- t Creditors. Having duly given lo Court of PM county M en misled executors to the la-t will and i and bodies of O. Brow., deceased, notice I our care receive every mark respect. Our prices are lower than ever. not want monopoly, but court competition. We can be found at any and all times in the John Flanagan building. BOB CO hereby to persons Indebted to the e-t t make Immediate payment to tie an I all having claims again-i said estate lie only on or before the day of July, e will be in bar recovery same. Tills day ct W, M BROWN, Executors O- GEMS It to . A- FULL SHEET POSTER. lie i Gives i .-w moon the price cents a month Are you lo ills The astern How would you like lo fish for a, sea monster Urge and strong enough to devour a nun a single creature whose skin is so rough It. is made Into when dry The man- eating shark is such a creature, and shark-fishing la one of most ex- citing snorts to fishermen. The man who shark HUM provide himself with several feet. Of stout chain attached to a hook looks like a small The is stout as thick as the Anger. The book is baited with n of meat large enough to a small family, and the rope chain hook are then dropped into the- from the side of n stout rowboat fishing oil thrown on the water to attract sharks. When a shark bites and finds it is hooked it nu away at speed. Then it is necessary t have many feet of rope to play out till the creature gets tired. When the shark is Anally brought to the It Is killed by a rifle shot. It be a blessing ocean If ail the sharks could be killed in this way. mm married either or Snapper If I'd to, and of those whom I hate since got rich, while you are still as poor as a church mouse. lie been supporting you all these years. They haven't. to tee laid roe this horse had won a against some of the host horses In tho country. He can't a mil In six minutes to sat was in matches that ho look tho Jewel, like pointing th i gold to , and tho delicacy I I the precious atones- which have taken nature In their mis, i. man that be no longer with the delicate of own making, be rove them and adapt them to prevailing tastes and ions. A frequently to prove the f or of ordinary hue is that burning. or Hie the tone are ad. Very the color of Is changed. Even the d mutt itself to artificial Many become breached and faded In the sunlight. Am- and fully restore the original col- or, -but sin docs not ac- lasting results. By or faded turquoise v Ian blue. The pigment doe i rate very deeply, n easily lie oB n knife el. V No. i P. , SOW York W F HOB am. Bait.- move 1.30 am. Richmond 0.05 sin Petersburg 10.00 am, 11.80 m. rm, Mount l CO Cm, Wilson pm. pm, rm. Magnolia pm. II A V. night, York am. 12.00 pm, pm, pm, Rich- pm. 8.12 pm. Norfolk pm pat, Mount m. Leave Wilson 7-01 am. -u. Magnolia am. Notice to Creditors Having duly before be Clerk PM bounty the estate of U deceased, notice Is hereby given lo all persons indebted to the estate to take payment t the and all persons having claim sail must th the or the lath day of la. or this notice will be p Sad of the recovery of claim. day cf July, J. Notice. So. t CW New am, Jackson- ville 10.20 an. This train 19.18 r. street. s only a year the news i- the es- those is I, times tin. subscription In Here Is a way to take a picture in the lira a- a picture on a piece of paper, sulphate of quinine In making the outlines. the pa- per tn the sun for a few minutes, then Blare paper face down on a steal sensitive paper, like that used by and the two . the leaves of a hook. If the arc removed from th . I, a few Inn rs later you will And an t of the draw- e; will have been Impressed on th paper Designs of any sort MB I e In this or you may trace over a printed picture or design with sulphate of quinine and by th same produce a faithful copy th print. Try It lib it an gray. Art ml n adopted also tinge of t . e obscure their lust, r -ml val It is lb. tint, the method i simple. The yellow diamond placed, in a colored being dried is found covered with a very Of tho violet substance. Highly ingenious is the art j layers fastened With mastic in this fashion, ho cleverly us lo do. even the experienced Joined quite fur the i it a largo is far ii two one. n. it Tamps am. pm. Jacksonville s pm Savanna 1.4-1 night, Chan- ten Ba am, am, Macon air, Augusta pm. pin. 0.1 II inn, Marlon Ml am, Lake or 4.18 p. m., Halifax , m., arrives Neck 8.20 in., . m. Returning, leaves . m., Greenville a. m. sat Trains on lean W a. St., 2.11 p . in turn 9.10 a. in., and 4.11 in leave am and i; pm at am Dally except Sunday leaver H in p. m., Sunday P. M. Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6.10 p. in R-. leaves Plymouth daily 7.80. m., Sunday 9.00 a u. 10.06 and It on Branch r leave Rocky Mt I pm arrive j pm Spring pm Return but leave Spring Hops i am Nash- ville S am iv Rocky Ml U am dally except Sunday. North Carolina , c., Pill County f r Melissa t arson vs. R. J. W. t arson Jesse C. Carson. The defendant It J W Car- son will take notice that an action e . titled as above has been commenced the Superior Court Pitt county for divorce and alimony, and the said de- will forth take notice that he required to appear at the next term of the Superior court of county to be held o the second Monday after the Urn Monday in September, at the Court House of In N C and answer or demur to the complaint action, or the will apply to court for the relief demanded In said complaint bis of August, E. A. F O ally. our ca before Is complete ii its Tobacco, Snuff, Cigar Flour, Sugar, Always at lowest m j w buy direct from a- oil the Has. Our g a e and sail the h no risk to run we sell at a close margin. M. Notice. Having been appointed and qualified as 1st rat of the lat- Jesse Adam recessed, all parsons are hereby to present all claims against Hi of the said Jesse Adams for pay- on or before lbs day of March, or this notice will be plead bur of their recovery. All persons Indebted to the said estate are requested to make settlement. the 8th day of ; K. W. JACKSON, T attorney. SOUND, g. C. THIS BEAUTIFUL sod Seaside Hotel, containing rooms, having been thoroughly overhaul and renovated. Is now for sale, MM o rent. V on otherwise be owned t r guests on JUN under r further Information call on or ad Ires H. Owner M. O. Train on Midland W. C. dally, except Sunday, 7.10 a a. in. Re turning leaves 9.04 a. m rive a, m. Train on Clinton Branch leave w for Clinton dally, except II in. an 4.16 is and 8.00 Pass. Agent, J It Manager U M Notice to Creditors The Clerk Court day Issued to ma letters Administration upon the estate Rich ard notice Is given to all persons holding claims against said estate to present them to m . Tor payment, duly authenticated, on or before 1st day of 1809, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All person Indebted to said stale are to make Immediate payment of their Indebtedness to me. This the day June, of state of Law horn, Bethel High School The Fall Term begins on MONDAY 1818 Tried Friends Best. years Pills a blessing to the invalid Arc truly the sick man's friend A Known headache, stomach, and all kindred diseases. Liver PILLS AN CURL to V. It. OLD DOMINION LINE Tills Is a school of high grade for both sexes. Only first teacher will very thorough work will do he best discipline will be maintain. Board from IS to per month l to SI W to I Ml High School Music A of per cent will be lowed when cash paid In advance tor a whole term for further Information see or ad Principal, SERVICE Steamers leave tor Tarboro touching at all land- on Tar River Monday, Wednesday Friday at A. M. leave Tarboro at S A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Greenville days. These are subject to stage of on Tar River. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Shippers should order their goods via -Old Dominion tr m New York. Nor- t A fro- Miners 1.1 Boston. Agent, Washington, Agent, Whichard, N. C. The Stock in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country produce. j C. ft CO Wire Iron Fencing only work nil THE A-- WEEK -FOB The Eastern Reflector. A WEEK Tuesday Friday D. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance VOL XVII. -AT GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER NO Be Paid Ilia Dinner u at wire, like the soldiers who shown by ; It was a iN v soldier bots. bill of fate did not it it A few cf b. d been by lone of them were blessed with a good appetite the soldier's best friend. of privates in enjoyed the repast immensely. and he fin he sat Lack in bis and said yon eel lo eat n society his tide, Let beaming with kindness. ray said sol- rising. the finest meal I've had we Then he looked at the pretty girl and f ambled in bis Finally he found what be was locking for, and extended his baud with cents in it Is I asked bud. for the said private, somewhat at her manner. we don't charge for she said. lunch is given by the Bed he stammered, and bis embarrassment deepened. lake anyhow, and buy or something for cents Her fa her is worth a And sold is only a month The pretty bad for a while. She knew it would do the fellow's Heart good if she k the money. She would take it. yon mast let give yea some she said. And as abs pinned a in his lapel she dropped a gold piece in Francisco Ex- miner- Did Not II The Lo isl white mi-n, i- have voting the Populist and Hi ii. f don ticket, did not intend to white pie sty over to if And vet at is abut done All honest a bite would two s ago, v lo; would put town or county role. Indeed, resented as insult any And even now are some who deny are in of any white in tins And some of them say all Ibis talk is a Democratic lie. We only it to Wilmington, or or or to many other- towns in eastern Carolin a, ask the white people there if is all a Democratic lie- But if you were to go you would not to ask a question, you could see for your- self. How would the white people of any town and in this part of North Carolina like to be rule, as are some cur I in eastern of the Bate Do unto others as ye would have do you and your rotes go to the f of your white brethren m communities. Reward The of this paper will he to learn that there Is at ha-t one disease science has been able to cuts In all its lint l Hall's Catarrh Cure I cure now known to the medical eternity. Catarrh being a disease, requires a con- Hill's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and git patient by building up constitution and assisting nature do- It work. The proprietors nave so much faith In its curative power that they Her One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Send for list of F. J. A CO . Props Ohio Professional Cards r. D. i. Jams, N. C. over J. C. Cobb A Son's Store. W. t i. u Reals; A correspondent of Hun, signing himself writes to paper on a matter that vitally central Carolina markets. He Durham and Oxford are x- to pat a stop to buying to- in the country- Will Hen- and adjoining markets join them I I write consulting many of the o aid buyers, I suggest a at, carry it out. Further comment is useless, for every vim connected the tobacco knows what trouble caused, i am not Interested m matter at all, but I am suggesting wishes several markets. Meet at and discuss it- I a as a meeting place, and am f of trade there will en- the delegates. to get boards of trade of those loans to put a stop to doing door buying have be- fore- has brought all jut by keen and it has hurt all The bus been rendered and barely able. We tobacco country will in and for the get and Winston Tobacco Journal- Not a Issue political contest in which we are now engaged is serious in which North Caro- ever bees engaged. It rise- It is not a party It a q of race, of borne, of boner, of The are united deter- than any other patty and therefore it is called a Dem- issue. Bat in reality it is not s political It is a so- racial and question It is a Democratic. or Populist The party is a unit upon question, and therefore it is beet with c cf North cm beat back tho low who would North Caro- ultimately drench our old n I n in blood and massacre- j For the of East Cm- ate not going to submit to supremacy under the lead of a set of men deserve to be driven out of State- The are not to blame- bey are a generally rant and weak race, and can manage in which they generally all others, nor the gov- of Carolina- We need no better their than history of Carolina under Republican Without would out cf existence. With- out of Republican would prob- ably go out are united on this do Beetle question Without the help of the Populist party the Republican and their allies have placed the of North Carolina under of low pie If withdraw their help or with be we can save the Otherwise a awaits us. a future of con- Hid, convulsion, blood. A future in tin men North will one Mile o and low on tho other, and then the i.-sue I mil and but Ion or and security of our our families our wives and daughters and property on one side, and a set of fellows of hater and a set of savage drunk with and as on the In such a convulsion the dreadful us it will be, be and the question will no longer no a God grant our decent white pop- of ma avail themselves the ballot in November dreadful doom that awaits us u providence.-F, DEPEND UP i work t . b ii For i Ho R rain or few to r i- r the f new styli-s, i. i and -s. um i in ii n A I of lie p t I A Urge variety ; every like m. s i-i and complete all f I lo e . r I tend in of cods. ilks; i-i, of a i are ii -.-, u Dan t II ii k a national .- bl h i I j i . f t Do in lab a- hi Invite to The v i. vi ed- paragraph l from II News ll i. . .- r or de- sires see t in N Carolina vote for t in- Ding for the giving up his political Ii is not a question i a man support I i-if an I Democratic candidates or the Be- i.- what the Sher- cat or tho but a question of of all kinds, Goode, Hate Caps, Shoes and In black, tau to tit ladies, men girls and boys. n. i say that w -1 t by or in our town Is ii n.-. A of nine, blink caters. similes in nil et Knives, Haws. Shews unit hi- war runt. Beautiful line pa d ; ill-an. will Hie a c Id ;. i i u- I air t- i v bi bead aid kick y in i i of i ore Chicago It Him. whether or not be will cast his v u- f responsible men capable and The party pa's f kit d of in i i part d. serves the u j oil good of What we want is for property, hon- or be patty white rule to State by capable while men in tho party to support- I I a it in past in party can be relied op to rive it is Is the for. cf appeal that I. good good Curtain in i i d m in all colors-six and sever. and Smyrna low tell ill Of . . be bulled at sea, Rugs, Art Squares, canvas sack Cloths, Door MatS, in lubber, mode, instead of an Crockery, Lamps. Hall Lamps. iron to sink the body, Limps, Lanterns, sot Automatic ,,. , . , , i ., In on Can, fills you lamp and does not run it afterwards tin- over FURNITURE Bid Been Pubs In MM r in ill 801041-10 rail kinds t Oak tennis. ard Cradle , l, tings, I baits nil kin's. en f Kitchen Ts Hal Racks, to, these seed No question to is your you -ll We guarantee aid every u e a th cannot fail m ,. fur mutual III. ft A Cleveland man who went to spend hi- vacation brought home with him he thinks is anew mother-in law Mother-in-law- are stories are a drug on mar- The , .,. . , I,. cue of tie are one seems to be p little less than f , made A man and his wile went to vole Europe the man's mother- ticket His year with- in-law went along, to this , e or point there is no novelty the if tin V I On the voyage the mother-in- which if In, Ki rib Carolina. Ii x- i f Ibis i-bi the f to like a c lie voter think the is good bad, We all knew, cf all parties present in Ni rib is bad- all patriotic people, laying- aside pride of unite to affairs is bad, it twill bi- as a to as pa- it now a question if for Ibis or that party n u q whether or not a ii en his v for hon- i-en. par ts net a matter of polities but of ill e L milk. Cone ruing Litton Cora All as to the N. C. In all n, B. i X, C. Ur. N. C all n r , P. h l O i i i I i i m at La M II I l ill lie i Bi V . , i i. r . bun I I A I ii i ii i It is men to complain that II every man ho tended to a u would woman ht- would be places in notes, and are now occupied by worsen lit rs left to men and be Many tilling null nil-, hi J ii At n ii. ii i liver Mill, Hauls, Chilblains, I tin, and all files way It d lo perfect or . i ct bus. by institute township last a school went to a school taught by a white lady, to supervise work being done. We have beard of similar occurrences in other town-hips. If the party continued in power it will not be so very long before social equality will largely pie- It is already rapidly drifting that way. The real white people must rally down the and bad white Free Pies. LI BY A WOMAN great distort has and that too by a lady m fastened Its clutches upon her seven years she stood tests, but her vital or- B ans were mined and death teem- ed in For three could not sleep She way l by a Ur Sew very fin was so much relieved en taking t dose all win two been is Mi I I-i i writes i o, N t. Trial Woo; Drugstore. bottle the cotton crop now to in ore in vet is uniform cotton and under its in- of crop is deteriorating rapidly- of n large or small ran is in Au immediate cessation able picking season, might menu, yet, a prop of largo while a continuance rainy will almost Intel mean a short The boil weather being so throughout the belt its i f- to local. That it will bear no section bating large crop another the Hill be i aid if ll is s tin trip all all will alike in high note will be butt by A mailer of mote lo as it is La aid is to lie corn ago. Tim lo.-op, has been of at bate or , be I Mi- fol man and which plow terns. It is m ad and meat, for it Up- on it a lamer en n live sup- bum lib win and no calamity to is a calamity f favor- it hie s It is lores the leg to the reward man's Yet is aid for lo cl, f r cam bereaved son-in-law, who badly, always know in law was g-going, but b-b-blame me if have t-to f-f land Plain Dottier. ii iii War ll o ban the death more brave m a Spanish his It la more than a shame. i- crime, Na- with , ea-e; d below tag, and tho re- were did in I can I.-, v. i-J o turner. If A the pail i over inapt. lie spoils system When shall be lists ate principles which Biblical I ii hereby to i et iii e Court House o, at ck M. die purpose legislature in- County Town- primaries will bl held at o'clock M. n 1898, Hi puts; -i. i to said to boss. u ill p., sad to appoint net. rid o b. ion of i Committees. ii iii mar I'm stun. . put i-n who is lib and hum, b Invited and u aid to make it live- , vi s u lit i. , , ll I with i i lowing. This is to . i, a If mi ow Jim ,,,, lot fix Bad m ii r i ii, In our j. inn nil in , i lit on nun ,,, i- in viii- i like i ,. ., ii ii ,,,,.,, i n fully ,. A. L, Down Ilia Way. in on Weldon ,. M OB a ,., i lit V ill I by older Demo- Tut n I. Blow, 1.- I ill lulu t N in kind Keep the and its hue Slid an u Iring have V, , tin B ll I ,