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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 ,

i i ii mm REFLECTOR i n-lat at C, a second mail u 1898. FOB lint Brown Jr., of Beaufort. Second art. of Fifth J- of WANT HICK. N. C . S -pi are a m i Fit- who to rots whit have been voting, and p will lb D-mi- ti it but i- ii n-i old iring holders an hunters l have them s bully Give us a ticket good, honorable mm, -ii who bane a A mails in lbs Place your treated us with respect, and I. tar or, ill say be with tan in ticket. Can you District-Oliver U. who hare and d you on every a on I II you A do you Hunk lbs Populists A Populist is only as of Eleventh District-W. A On of September vol y county convention warning and such a I. Vernal u, instead of Put. FOB First H. Snail of lag Us or The Progressive Farmer General Mile to be Court Mania- New York, Sept. Miles party can today declared that the interview r than the moral tone and I Ike City . , Was in main correct, lie of its newspapers , Best serious taking that paper as a standard War A the moral tone and honesty of ,,. j i it are lie I were a No paper in North Car- bat on whole he inhered is deficient in traits of Pro- of the to order th l this issue print a from a some We are in this who are of I appear a martial. we what bU the ct war Cuba Till MAN Pitt Sept. 1893. day will be he its to N U I r u danger -i Hi, laws lo p.-at-ct and lie. u already o h p op e are out different position an-J the hive th r -mo lion the ones I We ha tor Sap r Clerk a very men ; m any o w i Mil their well; all, a firm point. habits. honesty, sobriety, his well Mi;., of Farmville, n to tiling all that and I a-u at is only what who him heM DEPARTMENT. INK'S N- C. The on which Home was Las sold to Me. G. and moved to Greenville. says he has a stranger at his who will be- a Democratic voter in about twenty-one Wiggins, representing i Son cotton brokers of Wilmington, was bore Wednesday locking after making for buying cotton at this place tins fall- One cf our business says he is wearing his garment side to give goad luck make good. Mrs John In Feeble Health to do Her Work and Tired All These Trouble Cured b Hood's For tour year have Ix-co in feeble health. a for two I nut baas lo work. and had a tired and My on my trying and I it the June. The first bottle did me much good i I continued with it. and Tear bottle of an to my work, and h c Mi.-. S. Hoods LOOK HERE The Eastern Reflector Twice-a-Week. From now to January 1st GENTS. Tell your to for it. Sarsaparilla u the fix so. Mood and home from her is not the lo yo down We bops he will be I bis parents near Black Jack- Ferny Gas kins was here Thurs- day- town is quite healthy now. not a case of lure Show its of drummers are pass- this way every day. Looks U I like our merchants will be I supplied. broke mats in Georgia W J It o bad wind hat blows no- j.;. body good. The last wind blow our Price l eggs lo He here. Ni struck The wind i B. F. Manning A Co. can at tiara blew miles an prise yon in prices for ready Mat th; Carolina I made clothing and regular line of companies was either blown down or dry goods- Hail. It U noticeable that chills are more that party. There are community them who left the Democratic par- honest but have ells, by the leaders i ii comes the water in the were following and they now stream and swamps becoming poison- wish to return to the party ch We hare had else in this All Tillery have been Persons in that d from the persons say lint tell personally, and now one water says to in print sod makes stream became so poisonous that are While died tn large quantities Md The wants to say here be seen Honing in the .-. n i, that it's opposed to i . . w every phase of fusion or lo one iota from principles, yet it is that white together for of good government A , WM cat- white supremacy, and we be-i bun county a which that the Democrats ti lbs o nominate such a as WillI give who wishes News comes fro Mr. to return i. I r and to the party and support it. good sod M ale entire crop true in Pitt Ire sad who have not been c a the Court House or i to our ticket it will be wise to go among men for can- The names of.- .- mm lave been b of The and re Me others whose have Dot mentioned, good against whom no he raid, and whom any , wishing to return lo the white in m's Just that k ml of a ticket is what His I is k C nun county Dem W. W. are. good Statesville has c ti d sale baa is to p it a o I works and It is laid not enough lei in y ha I be ; mi in most i the pianos. Hasn't a Dollar. Tin- war not been tin mixed evil to General Joseph Wheeler, of Alabama. is whispered an mud in private circles, it has not got in the newspapers, that he was lo lose lion, and though lie has been in Congress many years lie hasn't a dollar, lie went to tile war bore himself so gal- that all the country is praising him. and now lie been given a for Congress effort and without opposition. To be exact, Gen. Wheeler served eight years-in Congress, and isn't it it com- that it is to be said of him that after this long service he now, in his old age, hasn't a Land murk. Till-; URN farmers and Ai- in N Y , and Ni was fatally i V. I ward II, V. h w II i feat a at will die. II lie aged and killed a in-.-City, and Four hole I Mind in bow bark NorMie. which arrived -g h idly. Mr., frank i a traveling died n Broad. way, New York . M'S an I Miss did, n Vern at, N. Y. ti by a bull by a tree. split wide by the The rain and sand drove against us worse than Ships were wrecked before our eyes were blown to and tin- sent mid waves lo tents. Now you cm s.-e one Kl- low in heavy order gun d all hi h. longings wringing wet baton wind, then another milling 1.1- rubber; it hart looted, bareheaded, no no s- trying lo get to box ens a yards camp. re the place cl on ilia island. We could see a only a l.-w hundred yards from camp. Al her born blew then she commenced lo her We n nor hi her all. The Heath wild blew out lo sea we r knew a hi who she be t. N In cam- i d id lids wen e one In keep cur n ml. Some the in n I it on in. It was h road blocked all all ard telephone broken, ions, -He pt a I. w cans Salmon, and nowhere lo cook pieces Mad hue in We e Talk ab Ugh i soldier a summer resort I From to hours with nothing lo tin, lire, and to sleep except ill can loath -I with brick lamed line seen u-. knee step all entered wetland, a beau- tit picture I Some people Island gave our boys coffee an I nu -thing out. The Englishman, who runs a . loin and had c -I- lee made and e and lo all who cam Mrs. t ll, old Irish woman gave bread she had briber had or mil, also bar molasses. We ale nearly all Hie canned OS is dull. They w bi-n-r all the and we used in D I. DEALER IN Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES goods kept hand. Country produce bought you. W- M. Carroll, of firm Car- roll Br-is . will leave Monday for the north t go ids Wire Fence Ci- have just c a car of best selection of wire and expects to he of wire on hi d- Your order can be filled promptly A- G. Cox C is offering pairs cart wheels fir -ale. Harrington. A are car- very nice lines of a d furniture. Fruit is get scarce and our cannery can't on full time- but they have put in nice work. B A Co. have chased a large lot of bag- and ties can meet any prices. J. R. COREY ii AND A General Horse Millinery. Also a nice line of Hardware. I can now be found in the brick store for occupied W. Brown Come to see diseases, um- and other -i j to impure blot d are bur, d by Heed's Mr, Holt N. C. July Oneida About two and a bail years my about an I two years, each had an of about the ears. The trouble appearing on the lime, I was inclined lo You would I hut soon lo I called in who sail from olds, scribing accordingly, swelling con to grow, until each had to hold or little boy been lanced three places, and at three limes, his lace at limes, looking alarm- The nature ho was termed one tiling by one and another thin by however, did no -in me, was a cure, and Mrs. Jo-- Persons it having called lo my so favorably I dropped treatment the doctor and to use- Mrs. Joe Person's that results teen is pulling in terms, and especially little entirely Well, yet Hie s over in in-, memory me merit Mis. a St N I . r------Hi. were wash-1 SO the o North Ciro- soldiers. Morgan, the one of hi. men -n I a h I an i i w .-re drowned. bet no. found, to be in t hi sun. to to In out M you eve saw; being did no. cut any to get that I a mist sick- No I h her, by bold c m- n One Iii- hatter men i me about id ii- the postage A, Easy to Take as, tO Operate Art i to Pill. In .- Hood's too I till It la ml ll- r I a TI I lo late a GOODS GOING CHEAP We have marked prices away down. You should see our leader on They cannot be for the money. We also lead the market on we are the cheapest place in town on all goods. Come awn N. C. J. Barnhill GREAT SLAUGHTER of the RICKS TAFT STOCK. EVERYBODY COME and get some of the BARGAINS. READ PONDER tee WAREHOUSE still in the ring. Money a plenty. Best light in the State. bring your tobacco, Be it and are able to pay tor it, so bring it to us and get the highest market price. friends, EVANS. CRITCHER CO. Proprietors of The Old Greenville Warehouse GREENVILLE, N. O HI. Represents Only Class Office in Opposite Court House. Greenville, N. O. War Over and We are still selling at a Low Price. and see my new Fail of ill I intend to give my friends a square, hon- est deal. Come and see me- JAMES B. WHITE. Vehicles, all kinds Gins Farming menu retired on short notice. Carts. Wagons, Brackets, foals, etc., made to order, Shops on Avenue. Phone FURNITURE SAM WHITE g Come and See it. jg JUDGMENT tells you buy nice clothes good clothes, becoming clothes, clothes that will wt-II 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. -mm- Am in the mar buying goods. p CT C I a sundown ti Local Reflection. The hot i ell is broken. The Plenty blown in. are coming in New York Applet ard at The is beck on on lbs river. in ii ill teller. and are bating he Iii tit art hi Id their county convention here You In d just rt be on x weather. You did no; lite now do net com lain lie cool. in t e but don't. Gold given name d. Owner call at Ibis W ii a n an he feel all like tome bit ate glad of it. II my t man is out in the hack yard bis luck his front door. Ice I ream every day. s any i ineptly till. J. W. C. Hints, Phone It Fob Best -A dwelling House in Good only edge of ill. turn hut it look ed threat for awhile. If Dickinson I lo is a mud hi when it wt don't know what a hole he was I j, Md has up to U lo II has made a departure Iron th. others and t long lo the begin- a sale at Hal of a hell. lie Ne is 17th at same hour on 18th. Tie Democratic which met in n minuted H by I Judge eastern The j i. ibis township held a primary Mil alb n lo candidates Constable and and appoint gates to the convention. A little lot who was be- fixed lo send to school tor time, said t if tea -her mo A for must I tell her A John is in Hill j attempting lo a Mrs. Ham. Mrs. Ham's brought who was in an lining room, to her Ai of the d Fountain Pen, best on earth, n Hi flee or Hook T e in notion and is a success. Core and e Don't said the philosopher, that can no A little the ads will show is a Indianapolis I is man who credit when you have no rush to buy necessaries cl life. I I ii.- is the man the taxes pi in The I is man to in n iii el tor Then why should r him you In make i- He as good a a. low Ilium as the mm who due. in big Tim I ill hi I, n And on the Page We Head Life's h, ISM. . A. w lo today Salt of Hie Ban hill, i . the w. S. lo- Ci. to lay. J W here. John Can't We John was a g blower, he not Friday when he lo use nun lo rail crowd lo tier ware house, aid All bed lo go lo his New AM Item I lowing Hock, d he lite all down Ur line aid a bust ling. Mis. M. H. to Kin- evening. Cap. Charlie Post, is Little M ed home Wednesday trim a visit lo Col. I. A hit ibis City and will Inks a trip out Mi-s M i. e, who Mrs. M. II. returned home evening. M W l , Vi ton, has her Mr- J. A. to- day. K U. C. and Miss w- lit to evening lo Naval Wiley Brown his son who has bun in I, The little fellow hat greatly proved. Si it K U. ii this mo-i-mg BUDS ll ii morning to Mrs R W. King. Mildred, who I teen Willie It bane M, F, tins m id- 11.- lie in where lie hue been spending tome K. B. Mn. , cl Ki I- n pi and Masons Co., is in town. J F. Km; In m Richmond lS bad been lo buy a lit and mules. II. K. C. Observer, here looking around lo is going on in W. G. Neal and Col. J M. M. G. i, Danville, were visitors on today. SHAY, L, Moore this morning Elm Dr. It. L. this going lo J. A. Dupree Friday from a trip road. W. S. Bernard home day evening from Baltimore. Mrs. J. W- Brown and child left Friday lo visit relatives at W. H. and wife, Avon, look here tills Raleigh. I. A passed tight home from the Miss A Iii-- Carson in where she I niter Mis. R. Wilson, who has been here, In me today. Mrs W. J. C. we'll In n Friday a in t V no, he Id w a but Hole can a bit. J. H. our nominee In this -pen last night here. K up avenue is as lb depot Ibis and then drove down again Mrs. M. sou who have visiting a s re- homo today. J, II. came Friday evening I -p I- I with here his nil home. We died glad see him. Or. d II. Bullish, o late hem down to Atoll to ate W. II. took the here Ibis morning home. Jr. Jes -i ti was and was d lo have -ill elm. he has town in n ind hall and i-.-iii.- in -th year h- be is too to come to town be hat I'm-. II.- hat been a regular reader 1.1 lie d. how Kepi him daring the lake, SM now reading show and says it lo him bow 6- me while cm y do. Ai other in long readers. Kid. Moon, el was in lo lee u a or ago we had u ran p-1 him. Like Mr. . Is Pill's I, lie pun an dun I in, It lives hi ii See nun that ale of he I, n -.- in . , tn an- I are U than Mi. and K and u thin- ale s It Ii-- Mill Outrage two u t. Hi. ,. t- omen Bad between and Sunday alter noon. , known and highly young ladies were their a cemetery mid when y reached a point the they w r- . Ly into n w., ;,. . -iii ,., walk, young la i . st- the to allow lie to MUM I .--. ft apt ii.,. you I SC- SI Mn o ti- ll- yen , . -ti H m. I f i. I. a- d at. h -i . v . t I . r slim., ii. v . n.-lady vi.- v-i-h I.-, . . ;. was o in tie- b . nil b nil I- ii Ll.,, .;. ,,, ,. i w, mt. m . task. j, ii,;. . IV- 1- tensed Le en , obtain hi m the Pin . . r y , . i. I en .- -II. , . nests IR I. N I .- Tuesday and Friday tin . id t . a P he n; ii i -t in army at F-. Bra ,. Ai I El ii. . I .-. I I j I n. 1- a n iii- ll I id ll -l L- i I ll ind, Fla. I.-, i . -1 i i i t-1 V. V. r. ItO II let II I'll 1.1 In. I 1-. pt 11.- e . tut I n , rt . la I-- . . i n. I r. I i- I- l lay.- wire ill ll.- . H -J . r . the II e. bole NO 1.1. I, z u. Hi.- Philip op. It. iv. ii ad of till Cm . . . ;. in S i p. . the . or n- e r- ii . it SOW of the c be Mr K. m. Mi. It. M. pi-r 1-iii He was in s year an t had baas a t -r tows lime. His d nth mM and family, lie s wile, child en a a he-- set lb Mr. was e r- ct the lie lea u lilt out no cue ever knew him did know hi. real worth. Few men lay; met lived who as as be, an I us in , any enemies. hove- eve- Knows s man to en el tn and has i lbs main slay that I r my years. He was a man whom be said i. horn having lived in and whom it also his d and been over a cw the over t M is n cm of a man, his lib- is el imitation in be tatted his and did his duly lo his run I. rand III in lost end man. . ,, Ai . I. r N ., lie in witness lie In law if you e I lo Don't tiara s r.-l y she were a Don't a In measures round Don't he lie , a house. Don't think ll-e is Wait till you ire mad, and then see ii Sib, a ll. ; I sad I i II. II. hit morning ., .- go W. Me-n went lo ll y e I. , St, and r Mask. Paul return fr. Spain ii. u set bit b .- gin. Ci again inks, N. L. S ell in I stilt's Bl L. C. was in e. . John W. -Mayo W. S. went las Sunday, Tie- Li diet ibis apron party on -day h-r ll will b- hi h- in Hi mils ind n it. in, mil If. lilt, w.-re ill C. a. s III town las Mrs. T. It. Mis. are visiting the W. M. way ii loin lossy, Will up. ii in a days. Wallet H. I s in liar.- is Ilk, B v over j ill J- ex-- la m, ,, e. convention . . i. a upon A w. .- . , sue lit papers K and the I . . . . . V. t n ll e VI . e . log IO I pi and n i led, bad . , ibis to in ll II . I it . bat . . I at. kl u . . e Of h i It log . when Johns to make J. is c arose and put . oil h was to get ,. The II was a i to tho t Ti its being content If, Bernard a nil I'd-lit. I- h- luted lo id. I, shall be entitled . to . All- r this was earned alto ll at a committee on i place wood , be appointed. bar. did .,. in and 1.0 , had ,,, Ina.;, I.,, cm and dried- ll . I , , w , L .- . should I lie 0.1 ii -I . I 1.1 it, -r. a n Ian it s i l en . -u I . Mil . . I t- r pi reason, I . It h. ll wt . d i h I id I -in in I to Ci ha i cl s l deb-gales IS par in w. title in-ext.-pl . s sat read. I he re- d J. . i u ;,,, all retire d el III the I , . So , nm ., th. War, f-a Michigan ,., ,, III in- j, aM M. r .- big . n-.-bl,. .--ii s. any i. And iii In pin, in lot My win- III. lour II My. Thus Henderson Dale, Company, Atlanta, Ga-, the and manufacturers of Tins successful is the many internal ad- but a prepared liniment especially to which bear the test strains The may l used at any and all times during pregnancy up to the very hour of rim it la begun, and the longer the more perfect but it baa been used during the last only mat benefit and an It not only the pain it. r hi.- of child, i leaves the mother ins con- more lo recovery. Friend at or sent by receipt ed price. Valuable Baby is lei tree . Ml co., s. US Ilia. One ray week, Ibis hue N-w pal lie streets, came in when- three Oil lbs la . I ran- All- r an In or more me and C led an harangue d lbs and in n will I-ill. aid ., Hit. more fighting -i land lbs led Th-- Stalls Up I win was and Inn annulling aid I id tin- then -I i- k ii use lbs is res Mil II is II Ii, The v limit els corns In-ill ill lit.- . lily en. in . I mi. Ind I s. -ii s lit lo I die r. Tin V like go id in r. bin bin- more. I on .-nine ma as two a-e, taking ; of Deeds, n Cl n. inn .-i. rand Coroner, lo bate of hi is lit kit, they had -1 It'll t Thon p- D I. I late read lion lbs v pro ton. III l W ll,. II, Ilk Point, but the are kin-- in up. Sill lbs J I. did ill Mini,, mi a 1.1 For W. Id-own. sidewalk in lush a way n to obstruct who cry, as lb did, and lbs Tie y ma as h I I ins. White was i iii mi inhabit In- I win. ind-1 d mil a Willi n when, lie sin am lit. III. lo pits In I we. II lie III. She Bill s In i an- walk ill Old r In I ins As she an d r. lit a --.- int. ii I g ll d. -tin. Ind mid hi I ill I. I- I she Ind In as as It Id bid 1.1 ll. To . I i p. lb. U lull is I II I has no natural I ii Can who in. lie u was in ll -II In III. hale a laid it sell e It in-. EVEN SPRINGS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT all M nerd I nil it, V-Vi I II peel. re t i in ii e-ii He pep in i, nervous in I I'd i . e . I i. i i i i lb Ilia s U ll in l. l-l pill s all I and I III Tho and have been put in thorough Repair. . a . i mi III II, . . II r i i i ii. u. Heard per day fl per week IT-Oft per Isl mi's given in s Liver Manias lbs -hi ill the nil, s on A N. i ml W. W. i. f. smith, nil lo M. i I

-l- i vi T i N. I -1 -1 Bar who .,, . y from whit they have boon MM at They m and e.- They -ill th- ii it tr It. 1898. an hunter a lute in the pi-t. Give H ticket good, hue sol mads r eH Brown o-5 MB on ticket h at lost us with r. spec-, and I. oar, will n success b- in tn Think Can you who hare and -d you on every I It you you think the Populists I A i- only bun in at Jill MAS Pitt . Sept. Election day will be h-e to H that lb Doc- .- is t r Tn danger d , high tax--, ant execution th- Jr. of Beaufort. as. of I- of H. Alien j Eleventh District-W. A Bats On the 24th of September n Tot. y county f and idea a ticket J-aw a lo you instead in us away. On Them. N. C. on the Home laws to p-v-c w baa tS- to G. bi i o. o moved lo Tb; p -o; e are out j be has a th- different at his borne who will U- an th- out a Democratic voter about place that hive th aM M-i broker of Cur Clerk a cl-v-r Wilmington, . r their well; all. meats cotton at this Kim a stand I place this fall. of FOl of Pitt. Fir-t H. of Mania- New Sept. Miles today interview with in the Kan as City in main correct. He to Che serious War A IN MOTES. bis habits honesty, his well cultivate mind. Den May, nearest to filing all tor that an I a-n is only assorting what those who know tie will maLt a vigorous and not to go down easy. We hop; he will be feel election. Pitt. in Feeble Health to Her Work Nervous and All Trouble Cured by Hood's tour l an-i m for two yr part, lo I ken able Jo I I had I nix. e be My on my Irvine ii the much it, b if bottle Hood mm n to do my work, a-id t . .-ii i j . Mia Hoods LOOK The Eastern Reflector Twice-a-Week. From now to January 1st CENTS. your to send for it A part can tr moral tone aid of it Then that paper as a tone and honesty of the I ,,. in the it represents are hi rail were incorrectly stand, n No paper in North Car-1 on whole he I the is these traits of than the Pro- . to appear n martial. in issue we what bis Ii. ad- print a from a , ministration cl war Cuba Populist that plain We know that there are Populists in this who Chills th- are Iliad of affiliations with It chills are more There are many the community the them who left the Democratic , ,., , , In this All through the have been very Ilk b comes the water in and swain; s poison with lbs decay the gal mass lea s that were J from the by the ball. Sums persons say that some days alt-r hail I water the streams so poisonous it. f. broke loose in Georgia t. day business men says he is wearing to the lack and make Mrs John returned home from her parents near Black Jack- Ferny was here Thurs- day. Our town is quite now. not a case of sickness hare- a-9 pass- this way every like our merchants will coon be supplied. It is a bud wind blows no- body The last wind blew Sarsaparilla g I, ., n Ills Mood s Pills mm . On, True six tor ire Ills Those mm aw when j price of to here. N. struck The and j B. P. Manning k Co. can at limes blew miles an boar. prise you in prices for ready Every tent Carolina j made clothing and regular line of companies was either blown down or dry goods. be seen floating in the Common- w all. through honest motives but have diM the deceived by the leaders were following they now wish to return to the party We bad them to tell us s i personally, and now so in print and makes that are timely. While died in large quantities could The Reflect wants to say here that it is opposed lo every phase of or to one iota from p vi it is that white men were of government A ,. ,.,.,. Chat- an-i white supremacy, be J bun a ft which that the its should, were revenue ti the amount o nominate such a as give every who wishes News that Mr. to do so an opportunity to return to the party and support it. i c a to There enough good and , true Democrats in Pitt NEW who have not been the Court or con- to our ticket from, it will be wise to go among men for our can- The names of some tin Lave mentioned by i. of The and others whose have not . n mentioned, against whom no word ca- be raid, whom any , wishing to return to tin. party, support Just that of a ticket is what bring out. house caught tire be lost the county W. W. good selection. has l. d th sale i bonds to p K in a system u I Waist works and is I that arc no enough in for on most the places. Hasn't n Hollar. The war not been an mixed evil to Wheeler, of Alabama. It is private though it has not yet got the that he was about to his lion, and though he has been in Congress many years he hasn't a dollar. He went to the war bore himself so gal- that all the country is him, and now he has been given a for Congress without effort and without opposition. To be exact. Gen. wheeler eight years-in Congress, and isn't it n com- that it is to be said of him that after this long service he now, in his old age, hasn't mark. COUNTRY. loin sad Al- N. Y , Ml was i K M. K III, W. ii i while giving a at a-id will die. aged shot and killed by Prank bin term in, a City, Mo., an I the I shot Four auger holes in the ion ii bark Northern I. gut, arrived t Sin Cat, badly. Mrs. Frank at a died sadder n Broads way, New York . M'S Miss i it Vern hi, N. Y. being g re i by n m id bull by c a split wide by The rain and drove against us worse than Ships were wrecked before our eye were blown to and an sent mid waves lo Now you can lea 1.1- low in heavy marching order with gun . d all hi b. longings wringing well the wind. bee I except rubber ; bareheaded, no ct, no trying to get lo some box cats a yards below the These ears were the only place safety on the beta island. shifted lo Southwest We could see a ship only a yards from camp. At her horn blew she to signal with her lights. We could nor hi her at all. South wind blew her lo sea and r knew who who Was be When morning cum- the somewhat, the tide t a cold lo keep our most In Ken bodice wet. Some the m n I on the tr. in. It was hours in miles, road blocked all the w-y, all telegraph ard broken. cans of destroyed, and nowhere to cook pieces of beaten hue in we c Talk about the high lite a soldier at a summer resort From lo hours with nothing lo eat, fire, and to sleep except loaded with brick turned lime You would I ave smiled lo seen u-. Water knee d. all covered with wet sand, a beau- picture Some people cl the Island our boys coffee an cut. The Englishman, who runs a a loon and mt. had u Ice made and gave lo all who cam tor it. Mrs old Irish woman bakery, what bread she had whether trey had money ml, also her We ale nearly all the canned n the ind. thing jot i the cams. They w-re and mil than all socks and used lo were I Way, fed North Ciro- soldiers. o. Morgan, Corp., one his men l-n I a h Ian to a i were drowned. To b-a lure n found, Mi. I lo be m i. his mud to It to b. red out Vt . me happiest crowd m eVe saw; did nu. cut any figure. lo get away that tr I a sick- reading No is here- by hold c . This s about h to hospital. Oaf men about toes , the postage b A, D. W. M. of the firm Car- roll will leave for the t goods Wire Fence C. have just a a car of beef selection of wire and expects to of wire on h i Your order be tilled promptly- A- 0- Cox C is pairs cart wheels for sale. are car- very nice lines of a d furniture. Fruit is get scarce and our cannery can't run on full time but have put in nice work. F. Manning A Ca- have chased a large lot of bag- and ties can any prices- IS---- Heavy and GROCERIES fresh goods kept constancy on hand. produce bought and you. SLAUGHTER of the RICKS TAFT STOCK. ; EVERYBODY COME and get some of the BARGAINS. Q W. J. R. COREY IS ii A General Horse Millinery. Also a nice Una of Hard ware. I can now be found in the store for occupied Come to see diseases, urn- and other lo impure blood are bur, d by Hood's Mr, Holt C. July Oneida Cotton About to and a bail years a no my about an I my girl two each bad an of about the trouble on about the NM lime, was inclined to it tips, but I called in who accordingly, yet ; on until each hail to hold or the little boy been lanced it. three At three at limns, The nature cl ho trouble watt termed one thing by one and another Mum ; however, Hid lOt concern me, I was a cure, and Mrs. Joe Persona having b.-en called to my so favorably I dropped tho treatment rum if. aid to use Mrs. Person that results teen it in terms, and little y in Well, yet the all MM in memory merit Mis. Jae It. HOLT. l, n N . T C. GOODS GOING CHEAP We have marked prices away down. You should see our leader on They cannot be for the money. We also lead the market on we are the cheapest place in town on all goods. Come e I N. C. to Take as, to Operate Are feature i to liftoff's Pills. In a mar Hoods Pills IV. READ PONDER THE WAREHOUSE still in the ring. Money a plenty. Best light in the State. and bring your tobacco, want it and are able to pay tor it, so bring it to us and get the highest market price. friends, EVANS. CRITCHER CO. Proprietors of The Old Greenville Warehouse GREENVILLE, N. L. Represents Only First Class Office in Opposite Court House. Greenville, N. O. War at Last is Over and We arc selling at a Low Price. and see my new Fall of I intend to give my friends a square, hon- est deal. Come and see me- w JAMES B. WHITE. Said k Von know bar. a till . r. i. a tali nu. to lake Ho , Vehicles, all kinds Mach- and Fanning short notice. Carts. Wagons, Brackets, Posts, etc., made to order, Shops on Dickinson P lions SAM WHITE Come and See it. you buy nice clothes good clothes, becoming clothes, clothes that will 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. lit OPEN kit. And on the Pane We Read Life's A. w to today l. S. we it o is lo- Am in the mar buying goods. REFLECTOR Local ell is broken. The d Plenty blown are in New York Apples at ill. u beck on her ran on the river. in weather goof's and baring their outing. their county here Yon bid just rs cell be on the lock- cut fir You did not like the weather, now do not of cool. hate to s e r, but their don't. pin, with given name Owner call this n In n a n an says he doesn't feel at all like some his ate glad of it. II my a men is oat in the back yard bemoaning bis luck Ids front door. Tery day. tor any by n W. C. t For A dwelling in Good j. only edge of th, slum Wednesday bat it look ed for awhile. If Dickinson Iota Pitt street to a mud he when it rains we know a hole is. he scale was I out near the Wilmington has laker, up lo made a from ethers and long nun cl a sale U instead of a Vail. lie Tin, is Ike and ibis month, beginning sundown en and doting the same hour on the 18th. Tie which met in Wednesday teen, by Jude eastern cal linnet. The lo this township held a primary Sat Way n to candidates tor Constable and J us- of the nod appoint gates to the county convention. A little who be- fixed to send to school for lime, said the lea asks A stand for must I tell her Greenville tr A John Best, is in Snow Hill attempting lo commit a heinous Mrs. Mrs. Ham's brought husband, who was asleep in an id i lining room, lo her the Pen, best on just at K flee or Book Store. T e pan la the latest is and is a treat and it. said the thing; that can not be remedied. A little the patent ads will show that is a Indianapolis T lie tome merchant is man who gives you credit when you have no task buy the Hie. I he merchant is man ho heirs you the taxes Unit tun pave The I is the man lo In tn n in trails id or Then why should him you lo s He fells as a as low inures as man who docs in big The hills leek green far John Can't Mow i In i John Clara was a good blower, but he ct not Friday when he to use ii lo call crowd together lo start sale the ware Alt bad to go to Now Horn blowing be sent bugle blast down He line aid lie SUM Q. net to Soil k to- day. J W Mrs. M. H. went lo Km- evening. Charlie Post, Little Jennie Congleton return- ed borne Wednesday In in n visit lo Hi. Oak I. A It and will lake a trip om we. Mi-s Nannie M Kinston, Who Mrs. M. II. Ir, returned home Wed evening. M ii T I'll IS her sister. Mrs J. A. to- day. R It. S. and Miss Deem to evening to the Naval R-serves Wiley returned Wednesday evening with his little son who has bun The has greatly proved. Sept 1888 K U. Kick l-n Ibis in Kinston. Miss morning Co visit Mrs R W. King. of Mildred, who been Willie ed brine today. M. F, this in m- where he has been spending days, K. B. agent Ki and Masons Lite In in Co., is in town. J K. tr. in Richmond where lie bail been lo buy a and mules. II. K. C. Bryant, one id the still Observer, today here looking around to see what going on in Gen. W. U. Neal and Col. J M. M. i nil O. Winnie, Danville, were visitors on market today. ISM, L. I. Moore this morning Elm L. Call lilt this going Io J. A. Dupree Friday In in a trip road. W. S. Bernard returned Lome Fri- day evening from Baltimore. Mrs. J. Brown child left Friday lo visit relatives W. H. Grimes and wife, Avon, look train here Ibis morning f-r Raleigh. L. A- passed through Light home from the north. Miss Alica Carson h.-s Ir. in where wet t alter now Mis. It. K. Lee, if Wilson, who has been relatives bore, returned home today. Mrs W. J. and Friday evening a to Washington. no, a but Hole can ii bit. J. H. Small, Washington, our nominee Congress in Ibis last night here. E up Dickinson depot this morn- f, and then drove down again Mrs. If. M. son who have bat n at re- homo today. J, B. came in Friday evening a with here at his old home. We are glad lo him. Dr. Hay wood at d Grimes, down to Avon to see W. II. took the train here this morning home. he Sail of the Earth Ban hill, out near. reek was town Friday and Int. was d lo have n .-ill tors chat. T,; i, he baa lien in town in a . i sad I half and ha ha is I,, come to town except lien he hire. has a reader lie started, nod how will kept I, in posted war. U now in reading mat- and says it lo him bow s. while cm political that y do. At line el at near in to sec u-a or ago and bad a very t el at Like Mr. I a is Pitt's mid Beet in-n. lie tea end pore Democracy are ii hi o ii tea last are and ii ID Sp he B h vi r lb. r I ban n th-trends are in. nit n than Mi. and Bid, Moore, and r are s Ii lb earth. Ur. K. Mi. kl, pi-r tho i die. shout lie was in s i inly ninth year a still I some time, was not ll II to his and He s wile, and a number hi as Mr. Spier was i tic re- is the He led but no oat ever knew that did not know bis worth. Few men ever who us as Le, an I us tr any enemies. have we known a man to lit He hat lung u cu consistent ha, stay that I r He was a man whom it may be said world it having lived in it and whom it also laid his h d tie good and been over u cw I will make over I I n en, of ch n and his lite is i-f in ho served his and did his duly to his The ones and joins in lost of good mil man. Assorted lie in the witness lie in bat, go to law if you ha c i to lose. Don't store ti y girl as uh she were a freak Don't ask ti what measures round the waste. Don't be Sweet n house. Don't the is Wait Sill you ire mad, and then sec Mill Another we l -s conduct women on U-.-J Cross i and Si on Sunday noon , Three will known and young ladies were on their cemetery and when lb reached a point between the . by who n i i and give lb.-., n walk. tag a st. . I the to allow women lo BaN ill j s SO ii ally MM I . v ii. up m and her to the . . I her struck lb- Jon.- vi- which id her hand. r. was while m t Lear rm- . a be t. It It tad a man was i ear ind en- id an i-. her int. m . How long are Ibis i j to to three bat ceased lobe a virtue we the e mini assumed by the 6th, -SUM I A ti flit and I N. C. H 7,1898- II. II. fuel r It'll In M. morning ;. go d, W. E. went Galloway Mt for Tar- y lo ate id Ike K. Proctor w. n to Or., . W. M. Monday to winter Hook. b hi that ,., . , , , ,,. I ,,,,,. voting. , ,. . ,;, s ,, i.,, if. Paul d from Baltimore Saturday night. Jake Spain s town lest lo sec his b st Co Jake. I. S sun- Salem ,. , ,, , L. C. ii. reason. V. I . W. Mayo tad W. s. wen; last Sunday. was ill town The Li-dies place will an Put t, ii hi r y l.-r i. Will . Tl. i i. r. i i ;. . mi i am A . nine yearn Mr. s. at I ii this t army at be n tad in i Chicago .-1 W. . Alter the fair he at in army P. Mich. Ai I. In ; m ., I. t i Mi Hi . re, a i r, ii had had i. i I j i i Clinch, i n l days i e wrote las r, E a It i. which I'll b- in ii. e V ii , i. I In i , , .- . be sick . . i-. I every week i. in In it were i the of the and r the in, Tl. bole . Ai. . I. S v.,,., tun. i . . over t to p U S, which J in th ex- did in m. it , . r. Gen. Kent, a called . i report F, J. papers rotated Km and alt i . i ;. V irate Bud put tho i., . pi e mother and were very bad to get the I .; ii v . . ,, i ,, , , ,, , lie i was got . ii ii i, I. ;. evil war P being some contests i, ,. , ,, M. Bernard moved that t l It ii. i l . ,, it . .,., I no lit i 1- lo kin ti with . . Ills,, . id. m b shall be entitled seals. After this was carried II have tern ,,.,, ,,, ,, . on it ibis place yea would be appointed. that did tot . l t i I i v no i c you . n an i. . ii. i. Many n y icon I i i ugh his own I The . i .- I is lit ugh bad and The c, i . t of lo par i. at rid, in ii be I ed ;,. Cuba he I ale d n e the in shut I Hie n suit would have roll lie would apron on Tuesday night Stales. It will b- given Shelter .- b ii. lit And M M. It. us, Greenville, were in town last night. C. E, in town lest night. The Mrs. T. Moore and Mis. Evans, South Greenville, arc visiting tie family W. M. way in Will open a lip inn CB r- ported J- J, Perkins . C. Forbes tor A motion than carried that I all retire consultation a days. Waller II. lick. bare II v, How us Ins. be in My wile more than ill- tour tO v r i .; tO become S ;. Thus writes Henderson Dale, to Regulator Company, of Atlanta, Ga., tors manufacturers of Tins is not of the internal medicines to do things, but a scientifically prepared liniment especially effective in adding strength and elasticity lo those part . d v. organism which bear Severest strains of childbirth. The may I used at any and all limes dining pregnancy up to the very hour of The earlier it la begun, and longer Bead, the more perfect will be the result, but it has been used during the last month only with great benefit and It not only labor and lessens the pain R, r-wt greatly Hit- hi lift of both mother and child, leaves the mother con- more t speedy recovery. at or lent by receipt So Secretary War, i- u Michigan man, me hi it to m- big . is tin; re. in. tit will do; more fighting tr. Tin- States aid the bat c a bell All r an h. or more in lbs convention met again C- M. unloaded that and I I i and He ax the way with ibis and led up win I was lo and Inn i a Handing 7-V the then s- I c ii with the One lust week, a young lady this h-one on ens New public streets, to where three V tin n on the sidewalk a way to i who cry, i- tin did, are really i- o down lo The vi u ii-i- ill in lit.-end i oh, om-in I I have s tn lit lo be die-s. They n like tin ,. I. i. rs but I Lave read hew v. rs I pro. visions at Can p Point, but urn in the nix up. Sill the did ill the tin- t lot on tame turns as two yell ago, s taking one It-j of Deeds, one and Coroner, lo have the of I, lie to fill these had ; For L. p- Per- rite pi I i . I Tie y in as lo let No white man was to compel the I who ind. is nut a lei. where, lie stream and river to pill b m. She to leave walk in on r in pies I In tr. As SO d three n one id . consider, In the ye Ii and ill ills t. She I as a I s and Id i d. To make main t more appealing, ii the is in bus no there n white in North Cur I who not he v I, n was in J, have a hind I torn Register kin-. For County For W. Brawn. adjourned. EVEN SPRINGS UNDER NEW The of all W ate re. Bi prominent; all have It, i- f r In In-pep Inn H ii I I'd i i l id i . A pee. -s c in I III pin s tn tn I o and tOW Tho Buildings and Grounds have teen put in thorough Repair. a r on ii . SEVEN SPRINGS. it. ii, in LaG RANGE. price. Valuable I. for women, Baby ;. it application m co., s. ill .- . . I it-- , l, . I it in. n . I i In Ail L OB., or Men York Beard per day -r week per month Spec- rates given to s lot Livery stables the best team Good in the Re rates on A N. ind W. W, railroad. V. SMITH, Address nil to M.

ii iii The Reflector Book Store a nice assortment Fen also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pen You will be astonished when you are. You may never Jut should ; W ant Job SORE THROAT. Ma tn told you the straits having a throat It la a serious matter foe any to have a core bad for the ea bad for the When you to an Iran's Ilka a throat mean large expense and a large amount of and the big fellow hadn't got over this before something else happened to that five u even more caught com, and the cold In hie throat I suppose be still sensitive there and It give a stiff neck, so that be couldn't bend his neck at all. can't have any Idea of a stiff neck means until you see a giraffe afflicted In that we'd had all sorts of trouble with animals In one way or another, but for real bother this beat all. We discovered It one day on the road. The giraffe always ducked bis head under the branches that hung down, fort of like a swan or does, but this day. carrying his head right straight In the air, he brought up against a branch that was at least teen feet above the ground. That was an amazing that we knew Something must be the and the giraffe's keeper came up poke to him, and all be did to bend bis nose down, and look down, why, we saw be bend bis neck, and then we knew what was the mat- of course, first thing did was to set a man to march along- side of with . tent pole, with a in the of It. to lift branches for Moat of the almost all the time, In fact- we could Steer him clear of branches, and, of course, lots of the was long stretches where Wasn't any at and then came to places where the man have to a branch to let the big; giraffe and a great pity . was, too. to see compelled to go about In that manner. went that way for about ten days. Ordinarily, we used to put his feed for bin on top of animal's so that be wouldn't hare to bend own more, than or ten feet; but he do now. FOILED Come to see us. I Reflector Jo. Printing Dies. It l. a i you for your little wad. If you The was polite, but luckless pedestrian looked up down the dimly lighted street, but nobody was in sight will sot do you good. dear said still holding a revolver pointed in a most threatening manner st the other's nearest loon Is halt a mile away, the to the nearest policeman Is ex- the same. You and I have the locality entirely to ourselves. Where- he gave the trigger an om- little Is no for prolonging this interview. Pro- see you've got the drop on me all right said the victim, all I'm kicking myself about Is I didn't need to lose my roll I could Just well hare left it st home this you'll put your fingers in my right vest pocket you'll find more or less. It's all I've got about me. and I was going to spend It for a new set of fires for my kind of sternly de- footpad. you get that for know where I an get It for a less than Scott, old man You keep your little wad and go and buy tire. Say. do you know that's the best tire on earth darn It. I ride myself. If this should meet eye of gentlemanly highwayman he till learn an outrageous confidence game as played upon him The belated pedestrian whom he met i that occasion uses the Jingo es Resilient bicycle tire, and has do use for any other kind. nut he happened to see by the light of a street lamp that the gentlemanly highwayman wore a ft button in the lapel of bis he id DO in ATLANTIC COAST LIRE ft . I He- A I st U . a .-, Mag . . Inn. II I it, I -Mi If B m. p I SI I H n m. U p- m. I II. p i . I. a in. his l a York a m, I m. North In the lilt Annie Henry W J The shore take not that an action emit as has been I in of I for absolute decree of divorce the said the raid de- w II f s r notice that he is required to appear at next term of lie Superior i mm of said co in- to be held on the second Monday In September next at Ibis Court House of in K. C, and or demur to the la said ac tin, or ill will apply o the C for the relief n c mini liar. m. tin if it F. More, t. s i Tobacco Sticks All farmers wanting can them at the Yard. W. R. Agent. thirty-six feet tall, I j a day a VISITING CARD A- FULL SHEET POSTER. the Dome . i -v afternoon at price a Are i i u nit The Eastern So we in eighteen feet Iron t and we used to reeve W that and make one end to the with his food or It, and it up let him there. On the road used the rope over the crotch of n tree Wt a suitable height. For his entry in- to the tent at time had cut a great slit in the but e didn't regret it was a impressive thing to see him in that way. It made of used to go up I'D ladder and put a around his and we'd book on a fall, with a chair, and a man would ride his and rub in liniment. He to like very much, and It yelped him greatly, too, avid one morn- lag when the men went rat to give him the usual rub, they were to the old chap with his head bowed pretty near to the roof of the bear cage, which, next to hire, his neck coming around all right, and Ian that he'd take hie breakfast morning la old way, if you An historic owned by the late Dr. Evans fr ale the establish- but it was decided at the last moment to retain the vehicle as an item of the estate In it the doctor loft Parts with the Eugenie on Sept. when he was assisting her to reach England. It Is intended by the heirs of the noted dentist to transfer the carriage to the Evans Mu- which is to be founded In ca under the clauses of the doctor's ill. The vehicle will be temporarily banded to the care of the old drove the Empress, her attendant and the doctor to the coast In 1870. when she about to em- bark for England in Sir John Bur- yacht. The vehicle Is a with accommodations for four persons, and was built In 1867 for the Exhibition. ten years since Dr. Evans had it and in order to make a journey to over the same ground as that traversed by him with the Empress that long drive he stop- at the same places en route as those selected on the memorable A -H urn Some day it will be found that to bring up u man with a genial nature, a good temper, and a happy frame of mind, is a greater effort than to per- him in many accomplishments. Is It your baby drops t a regular time What do you give Nothing. Her father Just stops to E-A-WEEK. only the to tobacco mm a year ; news even u i- us- lion pee. luff's Fills Cure Liver Ills. Twenty Years Proof. Liver Pills keep the bow- els in natural motion and cleanse system of all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- and kindled diseases. do without R. P. Smith, Va. writes I don't know how could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty Am now entirely cured. Pills . T m Our M i t . i in, p Bi l in. 6.15 a m. Mount II p a m, s in, 11.14 a re, a i m, I m. I. f 0.00 n D i p New Bern Sunday NO I. Ill p I M I in, Chad p m Marlon 6.31 f in, Florence 7.15 p m, Sum- p m, Denmark 0.12 a m, August a m, 11.11 a Atlanta 18.35 p m. a m. i ill 7.30 a m. pa AT o. H rm. MM nail 4.30 am, Richmond 0.05 air. 10.00 am, Tart i Mount pm. Wilson pin. pm, 4.18 No. A v, Boston Ne York 0.30 am, 12.09 pm, 2-25 pm. 3.16 pm, Rich- mend MO pm. pm. pm 3.10 m. Leave Wilson 7-01 am. 7.63 ; am. Notice t Court of I'm of June to me of Ad- ministration on the estate of deceased Is to of .-aid to present claims t. me for payment on or i- the 10th day of June or this notice be plead bar of recovery. All per- Indebted to said estate are to make Immediate payment lo ma. the 7th day of June CANNON, Public Administrator A estate; of I Tills deceased. Creditors- duly c Court Clerk of county to the will of O. deceased, Is hereby to persons t. the e-t t make Immediate payment to tin- . an I all persons In. claims against said estate the same, on or the day of July, 1800, or this will be plead in of recovery of same. This 22nd day of July, J. W. M BROWN, Executors u PATENT for and ad vim. BOOK ON PATENTS C. A. SHOW Patent WASHINGTON, j Port March v t supplier rial It to their eat to gt our , before Our Is -ts is. Tobacco, Cigar Flour, at i we direct from m i of i an a- to th i Our g I e all bought no run M. Greenville School Ladies. Will be held in the College the depot. Number to Exceed ,. L. Fall term of 1st to 4th tirades per 82.00 per month Greek, each per month Theory and liar- in. ii i r month 3.00 Lessons month Terms payable Pupils taking both Mu and Liter- course will be allowed per cent We hope to merit the substantial sup- port full confidence of those in true education and reap I mill- you to make your t once to enter your girls at our school t Any further information e given. L. L. Miss Richards oil's Select School for Boys Girls. will 5th, at Mrs. School house, solicited. The in. Idea. j- leaches the and the truest idea of is possible for man to and of all doctrines of Cud that have ever been taught propagated in the world this alone can satisfy the cravings of man's spiritual nature and enable the soul lo rest secure. In the that the arm of Almighty and All-good ts ever outstretched to protect defend. Would you leek after a teacher that can lead yon to lite author of your being, and place your spirit in communion with the tint it. and hush your with the assurance that t Is with you. and that I. of Ills mercy circle you now evermore, you must And that sac- In for In this re- j fill be glad to half your boys. it Is that man spake particular, see or address like w. GREENVILLE MALE ACADEMY. The in session o school will ii on Monday, Kept. 8th. are as Primary per 82.00 Intermediate 42.541 No i will be to first class work. J-J Notice to Creditors Having duly before he Superior Court Clerk of County of the of Lev a. deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted, to the estate to ink- payment t the under- signed, and all persons having st said estate must present the duly a or the day of July, 1899, or this notice will lie p sad in bar of the recovery of their claim. This day cf July, is J. S. Yates. o. New an. This train arrive at street. Ni. pm. Jacksonville Oil pm Savanna 1.41 Charles- ton 5.10 Atlanta 7.50 Macao am, Augusta 4.17 pm. 6.1 G urn, Florence 8.88 tun, Marlon am, Lake H SID. cu Am p. m., Halifax j. in. arrives Neck at 8.20 ; p. m., Kinston . Returning, leaves Kinston . m., a. m. all x at a. 11.331 ally except Wellington in., p . ti vi- in., n i I ,, m leave pm Washington I i am and pm Dally except Sunday Train leaves c, i in A Raleigh R. R. dally Sun. d st p. m., Sunday P. m- ii Plymouth 7.40 P. at, 8.10 p. in R- turning leaves Plymouth daily a. m., Sunday 9.00 a m. arrive 10.06 II. CO Nashville leave Rocky Mi I p n pm Soring Hope pm Return leave Spring Hope I am Nash- ville Rocky Ml daily except Sunday. train on I M V. daily, except Sunday, 7.10 a m. arriving 8.30 a. id. Re turning leaves 9.00 a. in., river, 10.28 s. m. Train on Clinton Branch leaves Clinton dally, s. m. and 4.13 p, m- lug and 8.08 I II M O. Pass. Agent. J R Manager V M Km k- N, Notice. Carson vs. It. J. W. Jesse C. Carson K J W Car- son will take notice that action e . as above has been commenced the Superior Court of Pill county for divorce and said de- will take Hint lie Is required to at the next term of the court of county to be o . tho second Monday the Monday in September, at the Court House said county. In M C and or demur the complaint In action, or the plaintiff will apply to tho court for the relief In said complaint. his illy of August, K, A. Move, F O atty. C C Notice. Having been appointed and qualified the late Jesse Adams all persons are to all against the estate of the Jesse Adams pay- me iii on or before the day of March, or this notice will plead In bar of their recovery, AH persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make settlement. 5th day of ; E. W. JACKSON, T U attorney. Notice to Creditors The Clerk of tho Superior Court bar lug this day to me Letters of Administration upon tho estate of Rich ard Met an lo ii notice l given to all persons holding said estate to present them to for payment, duly authenticated, on or before 1st day or or this will b.- In bar of their recovery. All persons to said are notified to make Immediate payment of indebtedness to me. Ibis the 23rd day of June, C. J. Mi I. , WHO of estate Richard born, i Dims Just new hoarse and line and Caskets, in wood, metallic and brought We are prepared to do em- all its Personal attention given to and bodies entrusted lo our care will every mark of respect. Our prices are lower than ever. We do not want monopoly, but court competition. We can be found at any and all times in the John building. BOB C, i SOUND, N. C. THIS BEAUTIFUL Seaside Hotel, containing rooms, having been thoroughly and renovate I, la now for o rent. Unless otherwise disposed of w be opened I r guests on JUNG 1st, under competent F further information on of H. Han by, Owner NO. to I. B. DEALER IN OLD DOMINION LINE mi. Mm. Bethel High School The Fall Term begins on MONDAY r, 1818 is s school of high sexes. Only class teachers will be em- very work will b OS. he best discipline will be maintain . Board from IS to per month or ti Primary to SI Intermediate lo mi High School I o Musk i A discount of per cent will be lowed when W paid for a whole term For further information see or ad . dress SIR VICE I leave Washington for touching at all land- on Tar River Monday, Wednesday Friday at A. at. Returning leave at a A. M. Tuesdays, Thursdays and same These are subject to stage of water on Tar Connecting st Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York Boston. should order their goods via Dominion mi Mew York. from Nor- t A Baltimore Steamboat fro A Miners I i . i n Boston. Agent, N. C. The Stock in every department and prices as low as the low eat. Highest prices paid for country produce. J C. A CO N. MARBLE Wire iron Fencing only work III TWICE WEEK -FOR- The Eastern Reflector in a in Tuesday and Friday D. J.; Editor and Owner IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. Year in Advance. VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT N. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER NO run in is t up- Tl e it lo is back in it his d t. n L- say ii. to prove ti Mr. Al- is cot a nil bas y- in his conduct of war- i. me they as Miles do think ridiculous lo in the Latin and Greek, and Span- is a much more m id deal In Well, mother, dollars is pretty expensive a flat like this- At rate I don't how yen to keep wolf from door. Oh we don't care if it reach said blight young nation. lie says it could never In- to any if rooms- He Wasn't a rivalry between Tom and Fred, Yen, I they both seeking hand both called at other evening and at began the exciting game of trying to other-Tom had to give it up Anally and left Fred in Fred got lbs best it T the a night, and Tom did not take away the poorest um- when be left house Io the Bank of England silver oars lain to for two d Reward The Trailers of this paper will lie to learn that there i- at one that hue been able cure In all its singes la Hall's Cure Is now to the Catarrh being a constitutional requires a con- treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, directly upon the Him r surfaces of system, the foundation of the the patient t building up His assisting nature in do- Its work. The proprietors have much faith in its curative powers that they Her One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. I. J- CO , Props Toledo, Ohio Professional Cards II. I. N. over J. Cobb A Son's Store. How Typhoid is Spread I Youth's i- i i i i at and .-in- other as to class . In it is the go in of are and p o, in water- There is doubt that this in my typhoid is in s any ox tended epidemic of I lie disease to its source we mast first of all ex- into of the u Ii r supply. water has proved to be the use of the spread of fever in epidemics in tins country Li but time is little this those who tome- thing than water, be- cause, although during the . water may be made safer L v boiling, this is not enough. II water is contaminated, tho may be introduced in- to while the teeth or the face. Or again, and which are eaten raw may be contaminated by water in which are washed. Typhoid fever has some- times, been spread u city whose water supply was above reproach, by means of milk or Milk nerd not be watered order to a vehicle for germs ; germs may be into cans and bottles while are being washed in water drawn fro u contaminated we I or at dairy- Al- though destroyed by boiling, germs will resist a freezing temperature for a time, and have been found in cut from a pond poisoned with bacilli of disease. Another means sure ml of typhoid has in I e- place oysters in near the mouth or river in order to fatten tin m before ate brought to If his place to be near mouth of a sewer con- poison, or the creek be contaminated the will lake vim J their so revenge them- selves on those who eat them raw. In puzzling cases of has been that food was by flies-, which u long distance cu strong argument lie cf in i fly These a of the in which this may be but they to thew Dial s far fr. in that the be so e lather t we are cot ell its Southern II. its share cf and tho Safe war. is a Bagley a r, a Leo a Wheeler a Si and lo Hi who the Hag over in n Southerner. South baa a pretty the up its for When Henry Ward in daring Civil bib es there to ion in favor the he ii on one occasion with the suggestion that Hie is had not yet whipped So one as a fl be re-1 Vt.-. but y been I lighting courage find valor were tested on both sides in tho Civil War, and it was because Americans were war was so deadly so prolonged Get oral Giant any man who depreciated the bravery of Southern army I Northern soldier. General Sher- man gave willing testimony lo the bravery splendid soldier- qualities bis Southern an- So it is not surprising that men from the South themselves courage in the late war. We can be of fact that nil of war were v, r th y came North Carolina or Utah. Tho war ha-i wiped nut all sectional hues- has done more to develop the spirit and weld the cf people of section than could have been done by p. Y tier d- DEPEND WASHINGTON and v;. or v. t i r. with f s -elected v i U i faro f lo W hi i m for A V V Of I -1 pi ; . I'm ft variety in I I t U you and ii a t c i I f to . i -lock lake ; I. . m i in it vi i ; i . l i v n j i by advice of bow of bi Dress Notions, of all binds, Goods, Hats Caps, tan to fit the men girls and boys. tr. m. -I. I. N. C- in courts. Galloway, B. . V. C. Ills, N. C CAW TYSON, In all nun r,. II. Lou. N. C. . t at Ii all II s no lean situ i l. -i sold by y hi c in tin ii-M h This Is what cur atom s m ii A AS In all Pock Knives, nail ii. on rant. I d ends, ho not to I ha I Ilia War ii -pi for what S-arc- has done especially what he baa left r the of i an I d the .- in. to Hint i b w appoint bad. i ill i j tin- .-Dun i. nor n war. ii who bad said that no investigation . a I needed, bi lore ha I, f- Washing lour i beat it;. why, ho compelled unite, on. u, in Th we n c iv. in- Ii ad of tho Lace Curtail in IS Pole iii all and seven feet and Smyrna Rugs, Art I Hi Ii, IN Al. Va I IS till A Sketch. Tl i- nun who i- l a bouts ii it dress no have no I are to I lie- Lets is lite current flu heart, i cl j lit- a sum mine tins alls We've s loin let's a w or who an in. hail loom lot his it bi- lo ink I on a i i Matting. Oil Cloths, Door Mats, in lubber, Steel and Co- Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps, Lamps, Oil Can over was i write n letter to Mr. h an i and I boon in ; lust few d correct. Ilia views of s. , there will lie a Con in be in ill Tho less who it may the a d every will I. rail Cami ., i. I,., day and in in. . iii i long the column a or wore Ii. are now confident of winning. There ii i i. . a.- that the u h MB a l-i do i. a i. of tho am divided into f i lions, which will add to the en electing . districts now by The He pub art. bone of f in major it v i as they were do a little while back, are talking of trying to bod own, and oat to f a number of States to get who came to Washington from Mi. on General I at in the War De I it a duty call upon and a call. Shatter to talk for publication, but it is en open oral tint ho it for Miles of the recently with Miles to i menu an to d him j of of the Santiago Miles tick ltd to over the lion, if will render id at Lanterns, Tinware; set our Automatic tills yon lamp and does not run it v. to s th the veal charges F URN RE Willis in Solid nil Minis mill plies, Brest Oak l-ii; cf nil sleds, Con Hi , Tin Rat k No ;, will out ii tr it. Ii u e i pi Ii, s ill van from Hi MM d, t t nil In,, i Lounges, Tables, No pi, ting Cone u t. ii ii ii th CURED w every means ii Is pleasure w the -Ibis is was , l, r lot over six months, and was mated by sonic if I ill Our City mid all no avail. Dr. all. Hitters and I was entirely cured. I now take great pleasure In l am suffering in main I inn grate in iv yours, M- a. Ilia, I-. I mi our g IO in style T. ins mutual iii. BAKER HART DEALERS IN a found up in Maj. ii- bin Sun. .- and . ; i- P find t. es- i lack c an have iv ob- white- were o W every is the re- they that has been I adopted by the tin Man at-ii t with nil the caused by ard It would have to adopt a more foolish policy. The months of only be stopped . Major 2nd , the vice; . B. W. Washington, Di t- r, N. C. Of all l sun tin i h-- of the year Ba is one of tho enjoyable. The fierceness of summer yet no chilling winds remind of the coning cold and storm. The air has a delicious in with the t i fruits, a sweet that speaks of autumn Bowers, while the MUM haze that veils the distant hills, like a bridal veil, subdues but docs not co n teal beauty of fol fruits and has its duties well a its pleasures, and it i also well to remember that another sea- son of buds, blossoms and sun- shine will Soon be with tho past. A few more chilling frosts will be here, ripening leaves put on their lovely dress of crimson and gold and bid us a long Va. Observer. is sun- rue in ii I bi-. let us let more got mine laughter is v i- journey along bin's i out nil by i lie Band. General Hardware, ,, thing Idea ed Mr. Just a . ha i -it BY A i mule, ii too a ill i year -tool but vital or- -ti . For mom lit and iV-. M Io by of a o o nun Ii on Inking ii -i that st U-pl all mil two bottle -1 Ia Mi- ii W f o, N Ce Trial at Wool tho largest are used Garland are made by the world many millions. MAIN report in no i Milo Major . i i , , . St A t- been ii It louder that men mu c IV a ill.-. Unit i in ire bu in the Mr. ho die- a bit hit hit than in e out the live Peace Gobi minion era in in i i. Relation tonal approve the treaty will I by tin. if i- nay la be i the S-n an are op on to all Ii-- It in I at t ii- i , I ti t . . ; i .- S I- IO II i l ,, , . S, I- ii--n Ii, i m. i n , a i in ii at ti i in f if H i . K. era ii. bi In be tor. u u lo i in his pm did am v mint. wed Mr. to I to u will fir they as they are will tell every- made to to adopt such is to keep a p- the Department -e They think that meets can be made to an investigation of the of the war made by a committee that will everybody and eve- If the people were all fools there were no things as newspapers such a might succeed. Mr. is likely to live to bitterly regret that he did not have every in- and man who was found guilty of having unnecessary among the in- of allowing lobe made to the role of for and of beat in the lit for Cu I Halt Kin- lever Chapped Hands, Chilblains, and all i or do way It give in cats par sate i.

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