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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.

mm mm REFLECTOR N. t MM post ,. Kumar, I NEWSY lira- nominees FOB Jr. of of Fifth J. Sixth It. of District-W. A. of roll Third I. M of Pitt- First II. Small of I ANT NOTICE chairman Committee of voting precinct W alter lb adjournment 110- ilia om electing a central for Ali x I. Chairman it El. CoW. N. C. tor. U Willie is the proud father of a b girl Mr. Fred Allen and Mi Took, from Falkland, were U. Monday Fred They will live he.-e. Fountain Cox is the sick lit week, but is u w the propose i new railroad were here Friday. a the a an i that c will near hen in a days- Oar old friend J. from Houston, Texas, and Misses bu- of of Ayden. were vi friend here Tuesday. Work on the stores is finely now and ere long will have two nice stores with office annexed. J. C Cox and making a map of the for the Snow Hill C m- Miss Nannie ill on the d of There be three teacher- year Mini Annie Parker a u . Mia I n social v tor. the heart liable. hopes . . of With patience born. than those mirth's cheek adorn i marked by To tho who ever roam; itself has At sweet home. TOILING IN DARKNESS. This a quarry. are tolling alway in the darkness. We cay see is lo out u our lonely, painful, obscure toll. W some day our quarry work will be manifested In the glory heaven. arc preparing materials now and here for the of the great King. which in heaven is slowly rising through ages. No noise of bani- or a Is board in all that won- building, the are all shaped polished and made en- ready for this world. We are the stone, and the world Is God quarry. The stone for the were cut out of the great rock in MM dark underground cavern. They rough and Then they were into form, and this required a great deal of cutting, and chiseling. Without this stern. sore work on the not one them could iT filled a In the temple. At last, when they were ready, they were lifted out of the dark quarry and carried up to th mountain-top where the temple u rising, and were laid their place. We ore stones In the quarry as yet. When e accepted Christ we were cut the great main of rock. But w were yet rough and not fit for heaven. c can be ready for our place in the we must be and shaped. Th hammer most do Its work, breaking off the roughness. The b nod, carving and polishing our live is done id I the lo do hack- aid. ; the usual of Advocate. Not, that the Chines.- the Instead of the Men wear skirt, the women The men wear their hair long, and the women wear short. men carry on dressmaking, and the carry burdens. The spoken language I not written, and the written language not spoken. H are read backward. What we call foot-not are Inserted at th top of the The Chinese in white at la, and In mourning at wedding. old women always serve as their vessel . .,,;.;. and mount horses the side. Th dinner with . end with soup and fish. In I hands or the clocks are Immovable; In Feeble Health I . do Her and All Those a Cured Hood's I WOT b-ell In I,, Ha health, yea I lag I I.- do my work. I . and had an treatment Cr. worn. My In- on my and it the of June, ISM. The first bottle so b it. and and Pill em to do my work, a, Is entirely Hood's . mil em Hood MS WHITE MEN'S RALLY BARBECUE. Mills, Pitt County, --------ON- Thursday, Sept. 29th, 1898. Prominent speakers will be present and will the political issues of the day. All citizens who are in favor of Good Government and White Supremacy, regardless of past affiliations, are cordially invited to be present. Ladies especially invited. Into beauty. . mm, many processes of life. d i will o b Off. All the crooked The i Sot r Ala. 12.- will tomorrow print the i s n portion mi Interview with General Joseph that tin- general was th three one of t .- d will m elk e and Wu Tucker The i cool have B- Co, fir vet bar a lama stock on bind and invite more en Corners cotton market bids Hon. Samuel to pay the vary best to the I do i believe Hie war is over by means; does toll me l had lb t c fettle the i ill with over Ilia Hi- Spanish that the at were after the mi- on ground will to op c Wheeler said i Spain will a- to up the sis here, will never do that. I am gob c back lo really he i tuts If n e OH i-. Dr x OM have a o tinware i i a splendid lino of V. b chased a nice lot of meat at bot- tom pried and propose to sell at tho same- Life's P . The younger a man U the tun- lo unlearn Our th wisdom Every hi day hut, h always want two. K, r even dollar n man wins oil he two -low Youth la going to do row old age yesterday. a loves a she to make doesn't, A gnat many vi has today The trouble with say about u- i. that inc-t u them are true. A mull never realm. lb cf hi earthly until he tries to paw lime caught by the tail more than by BOW a wile he but are able lo J r. It i said m-u who n smoke stay out late at live lo a ripe old age. News. When a in ii ; ii him lo up p aching. Win never tad II I lo the . Hut mule a serious mistake in The Jury mat Monday in O., of in the m Senator During hist f year th an some lo the Wu the number now 1600- There is not so talk of silver this c th Free Silver Cheroot are bail B nod when a good just call a pack. A. O. Cox C has some nice in If yon at while the can serve you- The Brick Co, if no pushing brick bettor weather has conic- are wanting c of wood in the next days- lines must be straightened. Our live must be cut and until con- form to the perfect of divine truth. Quarry work is not always pleas- ant. If stone had hearts they would sometimes cry out In sore pain a they feel the hammer strokes and the deep cutting of the chisel. Vet the workmen must not heed cries and withdraw his hand else they would at lat be thrown glide as worthies blocks, never to be built Into the place of honor. We are not stones; we have hearts and and we do cry out as the hammer smites away the rough- Of our character. But we yield to the sore work and let It go on or we shall never have our place a living stones in Christ's beautiful We must not wine under th -harp chiseling of B. , lire greatest yield from any . strawberry, the preparation ; ;,., g an feature. may be grown on nearly ii kit of soil, that most favorable . . quality well as quantity ., heavy, Bandy loam. Any con- i cum land will be ,.,., suited to the strawberry, it n that the ground should In en hoed crops the year r pa at EVERY wife know about the that for half a century has been helping expectant mothers bring little ones into world without danger the hundred and one discomforts distractions incident lo child-birth. It is applied externally, which is the only way to get relief. Medicines taken internally will not help and may Mother's Friend fits and prepares every organ, muscle and part of the body for the critical hour. It rob child-birth of its t ii tares and pains. quick and easy. Its action is doubly if during the whole I . period of pregnancy. per bottle at all drug stores, or sent by mail on receipt of price. Hooks Fair, valuable to all be to an, addict upon application by Regulator Co., Atlanta, D. IN Heavy and Fancy GROCERIES -1 u goods kept produce and win ALEX, L. BLOW, Chm. Dem. Ex. Com. J. R. COREY IN- LOOK HERE The Eastern Reflector Twice-a- Week. From now to January 1st FOR Tell your to send for it. A General lined Horse Millinery. Also a nice line of Hard ware. Mr, Holt N. O. Cotton MillI About and a ball yuan bay an I lay girl about two had an about ill ear-. on about Maine to Hunk it out in tho contrary, I called who pro yet i m- until had or th hoy having bat three and at time.-, hi at looking Th nature trouble M termed thing by and another by t. did rot cone me, a I bashing h and Jo Ii lo my favorably. I r m lb and en I la Ta y that the i patting it the old lien, and the little hf entirely well, lbs scars will kite,, in my merit HOLT. I I. t, V married either if I'd to, and of whom I Since sot rich, while you are still as .- . church mouse. Me- Of tOUr. I've been supporting you nil these year, They haven't. Ra to the told roe this horse had won half a of the best In the country. Ha trot a mile in six minute to in match he took I and steel Ming are all mis- ad up t magnet sweep over I the pile, then tho one l taken and Other left. The of the United States mini are all gathered by one broom In one heap, but the fire separates the gold from the dust. The Wheat and the tares grow until the harvest. The good fish bad arc drugged In the same net. and the algal separate them at feet of The faithful and the faithful go about th until th Master returns, and then the faithless are cat out. Wise and foolish virgin sleep alike until the Bridegroom and then separation, The two robbers were in a prison till Christ separated them on Calvary, and led one away to paradise, and left other to plunge in deeper depths the lop of the cross where h bad rejected Christ h the thing you think Is going to all will divine the Just from the unjust, i ill devote a part to life, a to destruction, on th test of personal lore lo Jesus Christ. I can now be in ore for by J. W. Brown Come to see me GREAT SLAUGHTER of the RICKS TAFT STOCK. EVERYBODY COME and get some of the BARGAINS. NOTICE i hereby the baa made in the planes county. Toiling place lo- i- whites near The No Chi township i- changed the Public School hem near In cross Th foiling place is lb and Shop to I- H K A t I Court. GOODS GOING CHEAP We marked prices away down. You our on cannot,, be for money. We also lead the market on fact we are the cheapest place in town on all goods. Come READ PONDER Cotton, I desire friends and patrons I made me connection with Mill and trade in the and will Cot- ton, and the name of S i w II BIS to yon, and I solicit of your tint I will pay lushest market pries you your past I am very respectfully JESSE door from next lo n M. THE EXCELLENCE Of OF not to the originality and it v to with which It is --i. known to . -it-1 v. f t tin- f the original n A the t-r it Co. ii. r will OM t by other ii-s i i f the In. the pr i. i lit- Syrup of Fiji's has in Urn of Ii it- remedy. It la In nil other H H I ii liver and OF weaken ii our n ate. the name of HG SYRUP CO. MS . U,. , K V N. C, Barnhill. WAREHOUSE still in the Money a plenty. Pest light in the State, bring your we want it and are able to pay tor it, so bring it to us and get the highest market price. Your friends, EVANS. CRITCHER CO. Proprietors of The Old Greenville Warehouse GREENVILLE, N. J- L. Li Represents Only First Class Office in Building Opposite Court House Greenville, N. O. Vehicles, all kind Mach- Gins and Farming repaired abort notice. Brackets, Posts, etc., made to order, S Shops on . FURNITURE SAM WHITE. . i -T i. I. And on I Regard. K . Mis Nellie H I LOCAL AND TOBACCO ti His in or you buy nice clothes good clothes, becoming clothes, clothes that will It 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. Am in the mar buying goods. Local Reflections. fire. pit's bi re. Mill real lo Gel 8- M. lie soldier at buck in The ice smile is him. lie Inn now u s look. The of i-r hi J In a short while Greenville will hare a recant store. The i n mauling Greenville las her sired here now. there Is town that needs tori-s town u colored had a near point Tuesday evening. No market the east i at ranch nit as Till. meeting at two or three point look nil people out town Sunday. bangle pip, with given e Owner call at office. A lore hands las just made some lo the condition son avenue With so low do belier much win. hi be going on were it not Ike tobacco lea C ream every day. a Ii r an by pi till. d. Phone Ii G, S. Tucker V Co., Inn, are opening In Ike and will store. II. a that hi store will be closed Saturday, Sept. and st C Y. M. on tin i date. There i. a and lair here early No, ember. Green- ville aid ought to be able to have a lair. It lord a to K. is now about I ins week we will have in a car load and mules. a- wanting the teal animals call at s Ii. L. The town bill now lines at o'clock Saturday nights to wain all who are open that lime to close their Hi ii., c i the let- lilies the lo be held in several precincts next lo us reports tie meetings as as possible. Th acknowledge an invitation to the marriage Mr. X. T. Keel and at X. C, 21st int., at P. It, J. L Harris, will begin a paper Spring Hope. to get the 22nd The paper will called r. The lire men. Ho held a meeting Monday nigh, with lout s null attendance it hat ever had. not Its in the company. W, F. Burch Ken man the and a will lie held nix, Monday lo bis Beginning Work Tie held a Sunday and i committees to begin preps- r Baptist Slate which here In December. Mi- Is a in which the town and community Is inter every cl with f in i n It Comes Here Tic point bat been i cache J that the sis break on lb. Green- ville market lo be by capacity houses. Floor clock lull are to be seen any day, and n order lo get it on many piles run anywhere lo To these breaks one might that all Ice tobacco in North Carolina k routing to Greer.- A. M. .- i-g It tins j on. K. L. left lad lo buy horses. S. Atkins returned Saturday 1808 went lo to Or. II. L. Ci evening. ins. G. W. II Or lion, today lo T, II- evening from Wilson. Mis. M. II. r. h, m his morning n visit to Until -M i i tor to II. new residence. Mr. L. H. ill, Parmele, emu- in lo visit her L. A. J. in town around lo an the G. Lang m d Misses Ads Ii, in Ball Ml. L. A. spent day here with Mis Oh I and lime on the evening In in. W. II wile, Peters. in lie A. B. in West Greenville. Mr. and i I i nil,, me on to list i he J, J. be doors it ill.- iii- next up a all white n In Q me in take their good government. C. B. is on th- list In day. has been sick lite last days. W. F. Harding went lo Scotland Neck Mrs. S. s. her staler, Mrs. E. II. Tall Le has Washington and is buck heme return k to Mr. J. Barnhill a basket of apples which be Lr. F. M, Past Grand Met- the Grand Lodge of North Car- is in tin the Arch ins. Al th- to con- i o g-1 i i I us Matt to sell filly lire Marl per A , if, ,,., Ur out el lour Too rich . do for tobacco has u all that net do well on tarn or MM other crop, by, don't plant the same land but lit grow and in i . y v. War at Last is Over op. Buildup your poor Si v r Mill LOW PlUCK. my new Fail of L, hi J lo pi the Row 5- to I ink i- , t land W hi I v v;. ire In r. . . ; . J-- L, the it oh re now a a, tiering aw at I, w . n t bat o. market here, d . th l. bad est C I- iv.-r Mm a square, hon- and sec me- B. WHITE. ., , the fir,, ,. f .;,., f th , A, Notes from We hate just learned th it a c who prides himself on his put a bill in the mission plate Sunday and dually for IV cents change I Whit will lb think when they get bill f We have made a great discovery One of the candidate lain office not only green apples, but seed his is encouraging to his opponent, who have great that he will have three the nomination. We learn on a certain leading candidate didn't wear a rooming hat band when bis mother in and that he even appeared to days slier her la this a to entrust with the the people A veracity has never been outside election return that a certain candidate held a mortgage on a poor mule bad been blind three years, and that ho foreclosed mortgage a lime alien said mule actually hay fever. Men Georgia will you vote a man lb civil be for Iron bet mm such in per- i rM b a liable bill ., ,,. men cf ability i ink ant- the . cage A day ago n n who has with lively in.-rest and the tobacco interest me be bad heard lint tic people, that is in n in than when they upon cotton as their only money that the m, were u am t nevi r tattle heard I Cl to k-ow upon what of this hind baaed. People traveling mil rarely opinions the thrift a people from tho through they pa, rather by backed mil sup- the The town If the men town are it follows e. is rice It would be almost log I th u dis a sound and health Heart, or and that between s n suited in la the country prospers but tho town mat feed s s not. No, no. Greenville in. creases her business, it is the country that is doing it act if the country behind the town will Inevitably suffer in like people they a town community because the but tin I e Is are getting in th -real n Greenville. Ii should in by d of that person will certainly do harm in the community. A years ago Hast North was as the Golden it known us the hell of The tobacco market Bald about per cent more tobacco to date than was told fur the same pT- I year. With live warehouses ail en one day piles tobacco on the r, there has yet sale. will In In i the and in i-l. s may do tins ii is J I,, expect. All who expect I nit Hid . I W ml B era hereby r ts name to later that S-pi S, Hull in be . h in-. private visitors will their will plea 1-t I e known. II. A. Chm I on lily. 1.11 is the the to- market of the more bright than any them. It is backed up by ll e best country in the Halo aid with ample railroad water transportation, live, energetic lair in a few year to fling hi r banner to the as the n cl the garden spot North Carolina. The North Carolina is peculiarly adapted to the growth fine cigarette tobacco and bright wrappers. If our mil look after this op the right lime, a gnat d el the that is made very year can lie avoid, d. I am of pinion after c nil in- fertilizing manure is if fall lo make wrappers, a non- is made I grows tobacco heavy mid except for and inches u a wrapper crop one in seven. From the in- formation I get farm- poor or rather i b with a some good brand on and is Editor r u wain us. I Ii my in ll. imp the kind candidates I we mill, a, lave Warned the danger having ton b Ion ti convention, perhaps i. would u b, ll I r no.-, hut I iv. have endorse h Tin I lie Ii in re, I'd I l, c b ii v. tie are in just in e us one, and I do m to s y a or u any cl them. N , Indeed I too much pity, sympathy and respect wound iii ll have been lad at error. I will be J in repenting ii Then us speak and lo all loch come back and help us to r, em our dear old county lie ill ii j an I n- Nob I do not wish lo be stood, I only have kind thy the honest men ho have been misguided in this matter by the hat, for the lad r-. the words spoken, and tie- harder iii- hits n, the broad r grow tin on my lice, I in harder pal to my la my cl. f men and which we gave have money and t draw he nest men lot line with their enemies than class. I have no sympathy condolence them, and nil even an for th m lo k. Ne, let on own they will do us harm there than they will us. Rut honest who are not holding or who h It us ping believing they g, tile- n aid he badly we bid a hearty welcome again. A. d new let on r, w pay Warning i not to Ii in- pi Into consul Ion en hut 1st he a. man. D not think m- you bat, the a pi ice, ha pt ; till time has come, the condition the is such, inn- to will compel to I'll WT my I think the ticket named in lie roil is e winning lit v ill give general In this sect on. Coming Hon. II. B. Chin next at o'clock P. II. t hear and I to do will regret it. e will offer the follow- prices on cent curtains at . SUMMER GOODS of all descriptions will be ad- in this sale at one-half price. AT LANG'S STORE. . mm. I have XX NEW YORK with a full line of NEW GOODS. Will quote prices in a few days. C. J. SEVEN SPRINGS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT C Finest of all by; and all who have it .-, In I ,. ii i, an I i ii I V Ir i in- A . unite. i. l-l of pin. I tow- The and have Been put in thorough Repair. in l II. II. Beard per day 11.50 per week per given I,, s Livery Mable the but lean barbs; In hotel. rates on tn; A N. W. railroad, Cl. F. SMITH. nil to M.

PLANT LICE. Th raw a th. W ,,,,. W Camp Point Thomas II. Wheeler, Second , ,, D. were drowned ft afternoon I r . f COAST The. Reflector Book Store Mas a nice assortment or are. You may never But should you ever .-- Want Job to see us. on for mum time past h, was of ape, WM a line made a boat of friends among the old- Together h Lieutenant p went to the beach this The ran high the was P I men drew was not. until that were THeir were found abort from Wheeler tent. that the young were away by Tonight a detail of men the is along the to watch for the bodies be thrown upon shore. While in command at I amp General headquarters were located on hill near the station, a distance back the water. It was only today that his headquarters were shifted down to the beach. tent and the tents of officers are not more than yards from the edge. it was this change of location that gave young Wheeler and young Kirkpatrick an in i lA . in. to indulge themselves They had often of so doing, and even one here that they were drowned today- Of the accident Wheeler has nothing to say. His three daughters, two of whom have been acting as nurses in he general the other is a nurse in the detention hos- are with him, Lieutenant Kirkpatrick was from Virginia. He was pointed second lieutenant on June 1806. I ant . . hr Ti . box ,., ii U la t a Iver U el ,, ,,, ,. u ii- ,, . IS Lt all o J II II Wit. H hi. at remove M ho. K and ll a be raw w a h fr. in e o,, O . b- earth M It Will bear UP I I,, kind Leave on of pan OR row. t It ma, are Picked, which BBl o th. plant, with I mower and -h ; a brisk burn the Will in lime t partially, the fertility of lb. exhaustion Is especially no- on Mill ere rich t the lime the planted. To mixed a,, rat older . the nitrogen not M phosphate. He especially of potash. It II frequently To stimulate top growth by sowing the orchard to crimson clover in late B and turning it under the . it Mi .-, rip I On II. P pill. Baltimore Tort a at. Rash i m. the Court Annie n, Ma I, Co. of I, r.-. at . . I ho Is to appear at lie next he Sup. of said I it-,, be M ,. next at of N . . or demur to . com U Mid . Ion, air the the relief t o. t. Tobacco Stick. All PATENT BOOK OH j So r, of ,., County .-. m. p,, t- a . I in. 4.1-C m, m. New m, Boston B m- v II Y New Be. Sunday pm on tie estate of I No I. Hive,, of to present claims t. me payment on or the day of June or notice v be plead recovery, At M; Us to estate are to make Immediate payment lo This the day June CANNON, Public Administrator tho Vi and further Information call on Owner S H l p m. p m Marion I p in. Florence 7.1.1 p m. Columbia j. Denmark M a am. am, . ion a Jacksonville n m. I am pa I pin. AT Creditors; W U. . Court Clerk of county IS executors lo the l-l and I notice Is hereby lo persons Indebted to m s. Job n VISITING CARD A- FULL SHEET POSTER. The n home at the price f a Arc you a sub- lo be. A Missouri paper tells this good one on the can and Populist in A female horse, in the latter State, who was the moth of a mule colt watched over her offspring with care and so- hoping that it would develop into the likeness of her but one day when the colt was setting well grown, it turned loose a loud bray, upon the mother exclaimed -Alas this is the result fusion. thought raise you for a horse, but when- ever you open your mouth you speak like an Twenty Million Mr H. S. Pimple, of Little- has recently sold feet standing of North Carolina variety to lumbermen who will at begin the erection of a mill on the property with a daily capacity of feet. only a few miles out from Littleton, and known as the Long property, and OB I he entire track the stand- timber of the North pine variety if estimated at about feet. Of this amount the lumber men have secured 80,000.000 feet, with options on possibly as much more. Southern Lumber Journal. tint- pine once saw . , says a point few amateurs pr. understand is that In order to flue chrysanthemums the W he taken and divide even Martins every plan, tot the bloom from n o, of the new that crowd up from the It l break these out n la each one, and when polled TO rapidly. But all of Old root re led to grow as they will he. crowded mas. mildewed leave.- and with a clusters of small Sowers. Divide your plant. away what you can and throw the raw So Urge a part of la a Mr that e are apt to which are All fruits require . seed., and this mineral also to b. old in the fruit. Tall It probably doe. by keeping the pin pears and are also MB- of With plenty of mineral manure will be No. II M. pm. New P am. am. A am. rm. MaJ pm, Wilson pm. Warsaw pm, AI SeC Ne York 9.30 am. 12.00 pm, pm, mend pm. 8.12 pm. 2.20 pm pm. Hick, Leave Wilson 1-01 m. t payment toll., and all , . said mi. , ll, to Ir I- the I v Sn or the of or tins will be plead In bar o , ,,,.,,.,. same. Mils lino W. M BROWN, O. Brown I Flour, Notice to Creditors , all indebted to M M sail estate mart M P-d of th. recovery of This day . . J. Executor Tale. ,. direct fro. FURNITURE 8- M. Notice. No. lien. am. 10.26 ML. This North Carolina , C BO I No. t P. M, am. pm Savanna night, t ton o.-lo am, am, Macon Augusta I pm. Son mil, Minion am, The Eastern Pills a I Ivy is one of the plant Bbl take care of Bl good water when it need- It a lo keep off in one -he scale, and II will fully do and bear boll heat and cold with Foreign gossip says that 01- of ha. an am on shoulder a token of her for her father. late Duke Constantino of Russia, and Princess of Denmark, wile the son of King Christian, also marked in Ilk. with th addition of a crown. Memorial tablet, have placed to mark the headquarter, of and at Newport aria- m. potash . m, Scotland Seek at 8.20 t p. m., p. J. m., a- m. u. Sunday. branch lean a. m., p . re a and I n, nun. lift leave i. am and pm at Washington am and pm Dally Sunday Till Melissa Carson I vs. I It. J. W. Carson C. Carson I The defendant B W Car- will take notice that on action e . titled as above has been the Superior Court of county for divorce and alimony, and the said de- will take notice that lie Is required to at the next term of the Superior court old county to be held o i the second Monday the Monday in September, at the Court House In N C and or demur to the complaint In action, or the will apply to tho court for the relief demanded In SaW complaint. .-.,., his day KG James, Notice. C, t la A SO p. lo r. a, 7.40 M., p, in leave. Plymouth dally excel Si. 7.60 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a 10.1 and Having been appointed and qualified i administrator of tho late Adams deceased, all are hereby lo all against the estate of th. said Adams for pay- on or day of March, or this notice will be plead In bar their recovery. All persons Indebted lo the estate are requested to make Haw the T C Wooten, attorney. m. II. CC We bare a new hearse and the nicest Coffins and Caskets, in wood metallic and brought to Greenville. We are prepared to do em- in all its forms Personal attention given to funerals and bodies entrusted lo our care will receive 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 Flanagan Buggy building. BOB CO E-A-WEEK. s only Si c the news ye. k, i- hi Ms- l those is i many times Strong Fortification i the body against disease s Tint s Liver Pills, an for sick headache, sour stomach, jaundice, bilious and all kindred trouble t. The Fly Wheel of Your fly wheel of life shall ever be grateful for the accident ought them to my notice. as if I had a new lease of J. Select School for Boys Will at Mrs. School house, solicited. Nashville leave Rocky Ml t pm I OS pin Spring pm ins have HOM ISM am dally f Sunday. train on Midland . U. dally, Sun Jay, V a B. 8.80 a. m. Be m. Train on Clinton Branch leave. aw for Clinton dally, 4.15 p. m- -m. and II M J K Manager V M Notice to Creditors The Clerk Court day to me of the estate of Rich ard notice Is to all holding estate to to m tor duly on or before 1st day notice will be plead In All persons Indebted to said estate lo make Immediate payment their Indebtedness to me. estate born, J C. k CO H- 0- MARBLE Wire and Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable OLD DOMINION LINE MALE ACADEMY. in The ii. it o o Monday, Sept. a. i . per Higher U. iN will be lo clan. work. Br Will be glad or V U. Liver Bethel High School The Term begins on MONDAY This Is s high grade both will l very work will b. will be maintain. Board s to per month Ti Primary WM U High School a cent all be lowed l paid a whole term , further Information see or ad t leave Washington Ore. for Tarboro touching at nil land Inga on Tar River Monday, Friday at A. M. Returning leave Tarboro at a A. and Saturdays day. These stage of water on Tar connecting at Steamers for Norfolk, New York and Boston. Shipper, should order their good, marked via Dominion Line rim New York. -Bay Nor- I A Baltimore Company i. Baltimore. -Merchants k Miners 1.1 Boston. Agent, CUE N. C. The Stock in every department and Sat Highest prices paid for country SHIPS A-- -FOB- The Eastern Reflector. D. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. Year in Advance. ire Tuesday Friday -AT VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER NO a hit. Majority in Tew of Hi, co Greenville, N C, B. -J J. Mm W, A. all once b. en cl place can to doubt i Iron t i I low r m it liable I I of i fill. Pill it on.- largest and moil coon ties in Slate, and is its capital. Its is about product, of are principally cotter, sod peanut. It bag water and rail n It is reached by rail en Atlantic Coast Lice and by on Between and million pounds of told It baa two buggy and is a loan except on Sunday, when yon n go to or to sleep, being no on day and no p. n to A 10.15. is one of towns fusion of 1893 ed- Thia was done by a method absolutely indefensible from any standpoint. was not dose on the theory to prevail in He publican or Democratic form of government, majority shall rule- On the contrary it a deliberate and successful attempt to give minority the power to majority. And violation of very mental principle of our could not even c as an for Us enormity minority was intelligent ought to control and majority was ignorant and not. HOT WANTED reverse of Ibis is tact minority Green- vile lo is an ignorant a minority, an Minority, s dishonest mi- This minority has no in- in good now IT WAS In order to out Greenville of Ibis class, legislation of paw a laying off the town in four wards. a the of has perhaps been know a for crookedness Hues alt. ion of territory- were so would wards and whites two At the May el of voters in wards was i follows i power to n a f of police . tax town and all elder This that lag a ate intention lo a minority govern n majority of whites bays the in i a bill- The that a man. an ex of II pi r or, a who is totally o keep of town, are among Greenville's officials. men in whose bands wag placed the power to levy the taxes and ex- them, for year ending May, paid for same year taxes to amount of just by tax books. WITH NO This reverses old complaint of without and makes grievances of Greenville's good these men are when they no As was but natural M in con- of town bare bad neither moral, social nor financial a year both mayor and chief of police of town have in open court admitted Selves guilty of gambling, bow list to all sense of moral It is but natural that such to have no regard for financial credit and of town. This mayor red lo was not present It is a notorious fact that last year these officials would employ of their own race as workmen on cents per day, giving at end the week scrip were forced to sell at a discount of cents day in order to the cash on their earnings and thee or shavers could at go treasury and have it felt from rs which There are very many I could write of concerning i town if I were disposed to dent with T find that almost citizen firmly believes and y are verdict kind, not but I will tot mention Enough been I is indisputable to show that in changing charters of these towns Ibo Legislature tie determined lo them if possible. There could be other their desiring to. do this diabolical thine t that were willing that towns and counties, and whole slate in fact should be provided could crush white gain control. If our western people -th what I have seen during tho week, and bear their white talk like I have hoard them talk of the cf their and affairs, not a white man Id vote the Republican ticket November, unless be thought t more lo hold a office that bis should be prosperous happy by being ruled by the people who have happiness and at John P. Kemp SPENT ALL MONEY. Tho heard of aldermen took charge of city's May the gov- HAS turned over to there in Every dollar of the regular taxes for 1897 had been i dot which recently published a and expended and the vile white special for 1898, due the Wilmington first Monday in May, amounting lo had also been collected members of the and spent. Conference Endorsed of Eastern lave given Hill E. King, J. L. and Cal W. Aver, and marble heart. It will be remembers these three tine embodiments of truth, recently charged that Democrats editor Wilmington to write editorial about poor white women- The editor came out editorial and de- lb. m liars. Now the district Sunday school Wilmington bus repeated dose. be following appeals in the Wilmington, instant, pa- DEPEND UPON TO For and or r. with tin- newest selected with i. . ; a. to quality, good style. nave i m bi nut ion for p. r a large . j largo .; every depart. a i . ii i. you Ilk m. I latest, ad i i Don't fall lose i -i. i. take ad. i f in mammoth flock of Dry damage dot I -w F I -m i I fodder Motions, all kinds. Gents Furnishing Goods, Caps, Slices ard and tan tr fit ladies, men gills boys. e I,; v. In told in y . I- what . . . ill. and . Window In all colors. el and Scissor, we war rant. Beautiful of Lace Window Shades while all and seven feet and Smyrna Don Pay b f d- i- s a. Should are .-f ii t is that ii s ion to lava torn ladder while cost of good be is six I ii- u- inn,., opinion. lbs tier cost corn should take info ion, man or occupation arc who give wire i II . and A V f IAN Ar .-, list made, and j lady in f M. III ii. hi r I n the with- lolls, . tier vital or. were death id Imminent. Tor months coughed j n i up v ii . a way v t Di . I I v j. . Billed to ii. l . sun Saturday, . ; . j s- . I, r I . cure . , . I ship r. M s r Is for . i-. i Convention, lo . I.-.- . an I in appoint . Every it- man I'm nail party who it i- Invited to I i and ill Pitt I. Blow, I. JAUNDICE should be lose Hut lie p slid . has i. Hi i- 1.1 the. v. i it k . h N t . . it I. Win n .-. and I- Curtain Poles -tiller, r from and was treated -tit .- physicians in our city lino all lo no Dr. Electric Bitter, and after two l was entirely now take In ilium to any from this terrible I am grate- u A. Lexington, Rugs, Art Squires. sleeping nights A distant relative is nut ways rich, but a relative i is pretty sure t. be distant. A lam advertised for it good Oil band on and an ex- the position. Carpets, Door Mats, in rubber, Steel and Crockery, Lamps, Hall Lamps. T riv i l- Lanterns, tinware; sec. our Automatic Oil Can, fills you lamp and does not run it over a white i in f nut people had I to relent own mayor a well and bad been honestly a Re- publican form of government would prevail in today of at now Now bill ibis in it of p. that two c minority of and be in en vi. in to two aldermen . two ward, 1-a of at d have . ply one alderman each, and six men chosen should elect the or and all other town official. new IT Two and fifty-four while thus have two a. .-ad re on sad six have the b ME OF TUE At a meeting of board o one moved salary of clerk be mind. This by while aldermen for fit it already received ample for a com- bi aid of the vote of e if Ibo the motion lo was lo t. But deter- I to their point continued in session so Into d lo go home and of voting with lo wan nil y law rs II in of good faith with in. 01- of was dune and clerk's salary A Of year board of alder- new by pointing a night policeman. A was chosen for place of The reputation cf Ibis police a u were forced by private to employ two to natch this and themselves A Parable All II in lint alter prised came all region buy rum. And when hi. rs III i- h- lid mail is In I u. his his FURNITURE IS III I I. . -I-. ,, in I. y It Kitchen Cell I Bed . ii , Oak I Ills i II kl, . t n I. I question about Mo question about p Come .- for your GOODS and you v ill out We profit n every lull. will to our goods fail in aid for mutual bent of In- first an normally small Wigwag spends nights now trying to read for v. Wigwag remarked the first you notice any leather in beef replied the other; riling a great scheme on our servant have And if I . posh and it is easier In- a I to t r eye a n. for I 11-in .-s man to a i hi NOTICE school convention, in at N. C after seeing bold, yet , t u have for our yes, our our ladies, yon you our end endorse- stand by yon lo hazarding our lives. We you it grand we think your is paper every in ill forth protection ladies our May you know we, sir, bare your cause, purpose to a mi; lo see you per shall our Mr we I begun work in f nice, the fair f I'M t, this p- you and D- T- b. it is now i order for the beautiful King get and pass that the of conference are not ever have been Populists, and are in employ of Neva and Observer. BAKER DEALERS ART U v in tho I In- I pUce i- to Public School ii. new ;. m Tho poising Precinct in I- from it n h a glass of every night, so she'll sure to morning. Iron Only M i ii mi i i ill IN General Hardware, Just a carload .; mule, in ii ii v ii I i t -St; a uh- n a.- U I I i III I VI I j 1.1- Hi i. i.- 11- is a e ii III lb . I u i y l u r. ., in ii i-1 i i t Ii i iii v h I. r l i hi r u m ti . v . Precinct i from I to 1-. A k. for fall Rheum Fryer Chapped Corns, all Skin Piles or no way ii i it i-r of . . I . Professional Cards Reward Ii. , . Bee over A More. Stoves are made by tho largest in the world and arts used by many millions. MAIN N. t I 1.1 III.- U. I I i ,, , i ; I. i Hull lit. ii- . Ill It I hi i till I M . In-, n ill, i- i . u t ii. all II all I. ii a . Hall . . i , i I,, in w ti I it., it . t i ulna ,. i i iii-, use, i. a . I. taken directly i., lbs . i ilium building up Hie Ina work, in h in iii-i Dollar, for ii In run. fin , I K. J. CO . Id, ,. H. C In all n mu. II , l. f. M. U A, t ii, N. C hi all III.- I. in. lo II. . . N, Law I-. in all Ml. W. II. W. if V i. i . I