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and sides. the two peaks nail <lb/>
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to the ridgepole, the lop edges of the <lb/>
front and back. also to the upper <lb/>
edge of sides. <lb/>
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piece of joist to raise the floor of the <lb/>
kennel from the ground When this is <lb/>
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Is desired to keep the dog fastened. If <lb/>
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Miss Richardson's <lb/>
Select School for Boys <lb/>
September Mat, at <lb/>
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Having duly before <lb/>
Superior Clerk of Pitt minty <lb/>
as Executor of the estate of S. <lb/>
Yates, deceased, notice Is hereby given <lb/>
to all persons indebted to the estate to <lb/>
payment t r- <lb/>
tined. and all persons <lb/>
sail estate must present <lb/>
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on r before the 18th day of <lb/>
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Melissa <lb/>
vs. <lb/>
R. J. W. arson <lb/>
Jesse C. Carson <lb/>
The defendant R J Car- <lb/>
son Mill take that action e- . <lb/>
titled as above has been commenced <lb/>
the Superior Court of Pitt county for <lb/>
alimony, and the de- <lb/>
will notice that he <lb/>
Is to appear at the next term <lb/>
of the Superior c of to <lb/>
be held on the second Monday after <lb/>
the Monday in September, 1898 at <lb/>
the Court House of In <lb/>
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the in act ton, or the <lb/>
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relief demanded In said complaint. <lb/>
This day of August, <lb/>
K. A. <lb/>
F James, atty. <lb/>
UNDERTAKER <lb/>
a new <lb/>
and the nicest line of <lb/>
Coffins and Caskets, in wood, <lb/>
metallic and brought <lb/>
to Greenville. <lb/>
We are prepared to do em- <lb/>
in <lb/>
Personal attention given to <lb/>
funerals and bodies entrusted <lb/>
to our care will receive every <lb/>
mark of <lb/>
Our prices are lower than ever. <lb/>
We do not want monopoly, <lb/>
but court competition. <lb/>
We can be found at any and <lb/>
all times in John Flanagan <lb/>
Buggy building. <lb/>
BOB CO <lb/>
Notice. <lb/>
Having been appointed and qualified <lb/>
1st rat or of the late Jesse Adam <lb/>
all parsons are hereby <lb/>
-I present all claims against the <lb/>
estate of the said Jesse Adams for pay- <lb/>
on or before M day of March, <lb/>
or this notice will be plead In bar <lb/>
of their recovery. All persona Indebted <lb/>
to the said estate are to make <lb/>
settlement. the <lb/>
day of <lb/>
; E. W. JACKSON, <lb/>
T U Woolen, attorney. <lb/>
Train on Clinton Branch leaves <lb/>
for Clinton dally, except <lb/>
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Notice to Creditors <lb/>
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this day issued to me Letters of <lb/>
Administration upon the estate of Rich <lb/>
ard notice Is <lb/>
given to all persons holding claims <lb/>
said estate to present them to <lb/>
nit for payment, duly authenticated, <lb/>
or before th j 1st of or <lb/>
this notice will h In of their <lb/>
ii i -y. All persons Indebted to <lb/>
are to make Immediate <lb/>
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the 23rd day of June, ism. <lb/>
C. J. <lb/>
of Hi estate o; Richard <lb/>
born, <lb/>
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Seaside Hotel, containing IS rooms <lb/>
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Wire Iron Fencing <lb/>
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Philadelphia. New York and Boston. <lb/>
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man who bad five <lb/>
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more. Let as hope be was re- <lb/>
warded i <lb/>
Williams, parish clerk, <lb/>
sexton, town crier and bellman, <lb/>
makes and sells all sorts of <lb/>
groceries, likewise <lb/>
hair aid wigs and cut on <lb/>
shortest N. H. keep <lb/>
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humble reading, and <lb/>
and singing. N, BI <lb/>
play occasionally <lb/>
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see where bleed, draw and <lb/>
shoe horses with N <lb/>
taught lo by <lb/>
me, J. Williams, who buy and sell <lb/>
old iron and coals. Boots and <lb/>
shoes cleaned and mended. <lb/>
ball on and <lb/>
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not only in the South but through <lb/>
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reunited in as in name. <lb/>
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j Liberal <lb/>
Cash Advances o Consignment. Prompt Returns <lb/>
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Dealers in Cotton Bagging, Ties, Peanut Bags, <lb/>
Agricultural Plaster, and patronage so- <lb/>
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Monday <lb/>
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you have ever paid. <lb/>
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but we depend upon our goods to make us <lb/>
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Heavy Groceries have arrived and we will put <lb/>
the price so low to you until it will compel you <lb/>
to ii you once see the goods and hear the <lb/>
are my customer. <lb/>
JAMES B. WHITE. <lb/>
Greenville, N C <lb/>
LOOK HERE <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector <lb/>
now to January 1st <lb/>
Tell your to send for it. <lb/>
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a speedy trial- a a It-- <lb/>
bas been ordered for State; <lb/>
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address rows of tho people of <lb/>
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and Farming tuple <lb/>
short notice. <lb/>
Wagons, Bracket, <lb/>
etc., made to <lb/>
order, <lb/>
on Dickinson Avenue. <lb/>
is in bad late. <lb/>
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if man in Pitt county <lb/>
will vote for him. Tie <lb/>
Farmer <lb/>
sou it slated that the Pop- <lb/>
of Pill county have <lb/>
Key <lb/>
Phillips for the House. How the <lb/>
Farmer has bad <lb/>
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Million-, as Ibis mat. I <lb/>
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to Bay if Pitt Pop <lb/>
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cannot do send a <lb/>
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need one at all. II other <lb/>
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day <lb/>
J. R. COREY <lb/>
We make our bow to you the <lb/>
lowing Bargains with which we intend to <lb/>
ate a system regardless what the Goods <lb/>
cost us. <lb/>
Don't take our word tor it, but come in <lb/>
and examine the Goods. It will a pleasure <lb/>
to meet the citizens this town and county <lb/>
show them our Goods and explain our <lb/>
whether they wish to purchase or not. <lb/>
The entire line of <lb/>
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS <lb/>
of the Ricks Taft stock <lb/>
AT BANKRUPT PRICES. COME ON <lb/>
too not for a day, <lb/>
have out come to stay.<lb/>
IN . <lb/>
Remember the day of op- <lb/>
will be <lb/>
OCT. 1898. <lb/>
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FURNITURE J <lb/>
SAM WHITE. <lb/>
Come and See it, <lb/>
PITT COUNTY <lb/>
Proprietors. <lb/>
GREENVILLE. NO <lb/>
and In all <lb/>
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Higher in proportion. <lb/>
Children's Suits, Heavy and Durable 1.00 worth <lb/>
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i All Wool Fine Quality Finely 2.00 3.60 <lb/>
Men's II made worth all wool strictly all wool high grades very swell for 2.4-0.00 5.00. 10.00 7.5. 13.60 <lb/>
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WHITE MEN'S NIL. <lb/>
BARBECUE. <lb/>
Children's Overcoats at ridiculously low prices. <lb/>
Overcoats at which will defy competition. <lb/>
Men's Overcoats before as anything like it been <lb/>
shown here. <lb/>
A full line of Boots and Shoes. Mackintoshes, <lb/>
Gloves, Hats and Caps, and everything that a man or boy <lb/>
ECONOMY CLOTHING HOUSE, <lb/>
GREENVILLE, N. C. <lb/>
Near Court House. Next duo r to Greenville Co. <lb/>
Pitt County, <lb/>
Thursday, 29th, 1898.<lb/>
Prominent will be present <lb/>
issues of the day. All citizens . , <lb/>
Government and White Supremacy, regardless of <lb/>
and will discuss the <lb/>
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party are cordially invited to bi <lb/>
are especially invited. <lb/>
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A STUPID FELLOW <lb/>
who the quality of CLOTHING by <lb/>
the price has no business to be married. <lb/>
Yet one of this class his wife to buy <lb/>
Clothing from another firm because they <lb/>
charged more for it, and must therefore <lb/>
be His better half bought some <lb/>
from and some from the other <lb/>
showed her husband that were <lb/>
cal. This proved conclusively how foolish <lb/>
a man can be when he really tries. The <lb/>
lady of the house generally know where <lb/>
she can get the most and best for the money <lb/>
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Are well Thought. <lb/>
Are well Bought. <lb/>
FRANK WILSON. <lb/>
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building, and coming <lb/>
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called to the advertise- <lb/>
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Cr and commission <lb/>
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payment, cost. <lb/>
James Downing, rape, not <lb/>
E, Powell, false <lb/>
sentenced one in penitentiary. <lb/>
with <lb/>
and costs. <lb/>
Marion Perkins i Will <lb/>
guilty, a CO <lb/>
days in jail, pay <lb/>
John Walter pretense <lb/>
pleads judgment suspended <lb/>
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King, <lb/>
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Alex Partly, larceny, not guilty. <lb/>
Alex Hardy, with deadly <lb/>
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J. H. for Mayors <lb/>
court, mistrial. <lb/>
K. J. Pollard, carrying concealed <lb/>
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Mills, <lb/>
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guilty; sentenced CO in jail. <lb/>
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church. <lb/>
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where she hid been Severn <lb/>
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steer him clear of overhanging <lb/>
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way there was long stretches where <lb/>
there any trees and then <lb/>
come to places where the man <lb/>
have to lift a, branch to let <lb/>
the big giraffe go and a great <lb/>
pity it was, too. to see him compelled <lb/>
to go about Ir. that manner. <lb/>
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days. Ordinarily, we used to put his <lb/>
feed for him on top of animal's <lb/>
cage, so that he V have to bend <lb/>
more than eight or ten fast; but <lb/>
lie couldn't do Chat now. So we set a <lb/>
ring In the center pole eighteen feet <lb/>
from the and we used to reeve <lb/>
a rope through that and make one <lb/>
fast to the bucket, with his food or <lb/>
in It. and hoist it up and let him <lb/>
sat there. On the road w used to <lb/>
throw rope over the crotch t a tree <lb/>
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j the great tent at snow time we had <lb/>
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mighty impressive thing to we <lb/>
in that way. It made look <lb/>
thirty-six feet tall. Instead of <lb/>
a day a roan used to w on <lb/>
ladder put a strap his <lb/>
and we'd hook on a fall, with I <lb/>
chair, and a man ride <lb/>
down his neck and rub in lie <lb/>
to like that very much, and It <lb/>
him greatly, too. and one morn- <lb/>
when the men went out to give him <lb/>
the rub. they were delighted to <lb/>
sue the old with his head bowed <lb/>
pretty near to the roof of the <lb/>
bear cage, which next to <lb/>
him, which showed that his neck was <lb/>
around all right, and <lb/>
that he'd take ills <lb/>
morning In the old way. If you <lb/>
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man to and of all the <lb/>
doctrines of God that have ever been <lb/>
taught or propagated In the world <lb/>
this alone can satisfy the cravings of <lb/>
man's spiritual nature enable tho <lb/>
soul to rest la the conscious- <lb/>
that the arm of tho Almighty <lb/>
and the All-pond ever outstretched <lb/>
to protect and defend. Would you <lb/>
seek after a teacher that cm lead you <lb/>
to the author of your being, and <lb/>
place your spirit in communion with <lb/>
that made It, and hush your <lb/>
anxious fears with the assurance that <lb/>
love of Cod Is with you. and that <lb/>
the arms of His mercy circle you now <lb/>
and evermore, you must find that sac- <lb/>
red teacher In Jesus; for In this re- <lb/>
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kind things. <lb/>
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remembering that my own faults <lb/>
probably far greater. <lb/>
I will never say one tiling Io <lb/>
and quite differently; <lb/>
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ft. I will make no Injurious remarks <lb/>
on the failings of others, remembering <lb/>
these words, thyself, lest <lb/>
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Henry W T lams I <lb/>
ii defendant <lb/>
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emit ed as ha- been commence I <lb/>
In Superior Ce of <lb/>
for an absolute decree of divorce Horn <lb/>
the said and the raid de- <lb/>
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he la required Io appear at the next <lb/>
term of Court of <lb/>
to be held on second Monday In <lb/>
next at Court House of <lb/>
aid County in Greenville, N . and <lb/>
answer or demur to the cc in; la <lb/>
I . i vi. or th plaintiff will apply <lb/>
o the the relief demanded In <lb/>
said complaint. <lb/>
I'M. . <lb/>
W. James. <lb/>
for <lb/>
Creditors. <lb/>
Court of <lb/>
Pitt County having. the 6th day of <lb/>
June issued to me Letters Ad- <lb/>
ministration on the estate of <lb/>
decease So. lee is siren <lb/>
to of -aid to present <lb/>
heir claims t rut payment <lb/>
or e the day <lb/>
of June or this notice will be <lb/>
plead bar of AM per- <lb/>
sons to said estate are notified <lb/>
to make immediate payment to <lb/>
the day of June <lb/>
Public Administrator <lb/>
Administering; <lb/>
deceased. <lb/>
you , <lb/>
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for <lb/>
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M. C. <lb/>
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Cobb A Store. <lb/>
Tobacco Sticks. <lb/>
All farmers anting Sticks <lb/>
can them at the Lumber <lb/>
Yard, W. R. Agent. <lb/>
p p <lb/>
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constitution undermined by ex- <lb/>
in eating, by <lb/>
die laws of nature, or <lb/>
physical capital all gone, if so, <lb/>
NEVER DESPAIR <lb/>
Liver Pills will cure you. <lb/>
For rick headache, dyspepsia, <lb/>
sour stomach, malaria, torpid <lb/>
liver, constipation, biliousness <lb/>
all kindred diseases. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
an absolute cure. <lb/>
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m, Florence 7.1 p m, <lb/>
pm, <lb/>
a. Denmark 6.11 a m, <lb/>
m, Macon 11.11 am, <lb/>
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14.21 rm, Mount I <lb/>
pm, Wilson pm. <lb/>
3.05 pm, Warsaw <lb/>
CO, <lb/>
No tic to Creditors <lb/>
Having duly before tie <lb/>
Court Clerk of Pitt county at <lb/>
to the lit will and t <lb/>
of Susan O. Brow., deceased, notice Is <lb/>
hereby given to persons to <lb/>
the fl t immediate payment <lb/>
to the an I all persona <lb/>
claims said estate mu-i <lb/>
cut the same, <lb/>
on or the Hind day of July, <lb/>
or this will be plead In bar of <lb/>
recovery of same. Tills day of <lb/>
July, J. WILSON. <lb/>
W. M BROWN, <lb/>
Executors M Susan Drown <lb/>
daily it <lb/>
A Boston 12.00 night. New <lb/>
York 0.30 am, Philadelphia <lb/>
12.09 pm, 2.25 pm, <lb/>
Washington a. pm, Rich- <lb/>
pm, Petersburg <lb/>
8.12 pin. Norfolk 2.20 pm <lb/>
Weldon m <lb/>
pm. Mount <lb/>
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7-01 am. <lb/>
vi rm, am. <lb/>
Notice to Creditors <lb/>
Having duly before <lb/>
Superior Clerk of PIP. Count <lb/>
as the estate of a. <lb/>
deceased, notice Is hereby <lb/>
to all persons indebted to the estate to <lb/>
take its payment the <lb/>
aid nil persons Claims <lb/>
at -in I estate most present tho <lb/>
same, duly a the under- <lb/>
on or before the day of <lb/>
July, or this notice will be p sad <lb/>
In bar of the recovery of their <lb/>
day ct July, It <lb/>
J. Shepherd <lb/>
Levi S Tales. <lb/>
UNDERTAKER <lb/>
U, <lb/>
a new <lb/>
hearse and nicest of <lb/>
Coffins and Caskets, in wood, <lb/>
metallic and brought <lb/>
to Greenville. <lb/>
We are prepared to do em- <lb/>
all its forms. <lb/>
Personal attention to <lb/>
funerals and bodies entrusted <lb/>
to our care will receive every <lb/>
respect. <lb/>
Our prices are lower than ever. <lb/>
We do not want monopoly <lb/>
but competition. <lb/>
We can be found at any and <lb/>
all times in the John Flanagan <lb/>
building. <lb/>
BOB <lb/>
if <lb/>
LOOK <lb/>
Mill SIM. <lb/>
On lite In of L Hooker's <lb/>
Meals and Oysters Served at all <lb/>
Hours and in any Style <lb/>
E. D. LATHAM, Prop., <lb/>
Greenville. N. C. <lb/>
No. <lb/>
9.00 am, Jackson- <lb/>
ville I This <lb/>
street. <lb/>
Notice. <lb/>
12.16 P <lb/>
Greenville School <lb/>
Young Ladies. <lb/>
Will he neW hi the College <lb/>
mar the depot. <lb/>
Number Limited to Exceed M. . <lb/>
,. L. <lb/>
Full term 1-t <lb/>
, of <lb/>
U life pr <lb/>
per month <lb/>
Latin, Kn each <lb/>
per month <lb/>
Theory Md <lb/>
pet month <lb/>
per month <lb/>
payable <lb/>
taking both and <lb/>
course will be allowed <lb/>
to merit the substantial <lb/>
and full <lb/>
in true and reap <lb/>
you to your <lb/>
m to enter your girls <lb/>
Any further desired Information <lb/>
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Kin <lb/>
12.00 <lb/>
3.00 <lb/>
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2.80 <lb/>
Liter, <lb/>
No. <lb/>
12.20 P. H. Tampa 8.10 <lb/>
Jacksonville pm <lb/>
Savanna 1.45 Charles, <lb/>
ton 8.46 <lb/>
am, Atlanta 7.60 am, Macon <lb/>
am, Augusta MO pm, <lb/>
I murk 4.17 pm. <lb/>
6.1 ti am, Florence i urn, <lb/>
Marlon am, <lb/>
is am, Lake <lb/>
am. <lb/>
Melissa Carson <lb/>
vs. <lb/>
II. J. W. t arson <lb/>
Jesse C. J , <lb/>
The defendant R J W Car- <lb/>
son will take notice that an action e . <lb/>
tilled as above has been commenced <lb/>
the Superior Court of Pitt county for <lb/>
divorce and said de <lb/>
will further take notice that he <lb/>
is required to appear st the next term <lb/>
of the Superior court of said county to <lb/>
be held o i the second Monday after <lb/>
the first Monday in September, at <lb/>
the Court House of said In <lb/>
N C and answer or demur <lb/>
the complaint In said action, or the <lb/>
plaintiff will apply to the court for tho <lb/>
relief demanded said complaint <lb/>
This 10th day of Aligns, 1888 <lb/>
E. A. <lb/>
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Tobacco, Cigar<lb/>
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Bethel High <lb/>
The Fall Term begins on <lb/>
MONDAY <lb/>
Is a school of high grade for both <lb/>
sexes. <lb/>
Only teachers will <lb/>
very thorough work will b <lb/>
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nigh school <lb/>
Music <lb/>
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owed when Is paid In advance <lb/>
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Km further see or ad <lb/>
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on <lb/>
saves p. in., Halifax 4.30 <lb/>
a. m.; arrives Scotland at 8.20 p <lb/>
p. m., 7.16 <lb/>
p. i Returning, learn C <lb/>
I. m., Greenville a. m. <lb/>
a UP ix at a. 11.33 <lb/>
ally except Sunday. <lb/>
Branch <lb/>
8.20 a, m., 2.11 p . m <lb/>
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in leave am and <lb/>
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Having been appointed and qualified <lb/>
as administrator of the late <lb/>
all persons are hereby <lb/>
U all claims against tho <lb/>
. state of said Jesse Adams pay- <lb/>
on or before day of March, <lb/>
1809, or this notice will be plead In bar <lb/>
their recovery. AU persona Indebted <lb/>
to the said estate are requested to make <lb/>
settlement. Tills <lb/>
of lofts. <lb/>
; K. W. JACKSON, <lb/>
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the Polling places Pitt <lb/>
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while rare near Gum church. <lb/>
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this day Issued to ms letters of <lb/>
upon the estate of Rich <lb/>
Met notice Is <lb/>
given to all holding claims <lb/>
against said estate to present to <lb/>
me for payment, duly authenticated on <lb/>
or before 1st 1809, or <lb/>
tills notice will plead In bar of their <lb/>
recovery. All persons Indebted to said <lb/>
estate are notified to make Immediate <lb/>
payment their Indebtedness to <lb/>
his the 23rd day of June, <lb/>
C. J M LA ion N <lb/>
of estate <lb/>
born, <lb/>
of <lb/>
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and sold therefore, <lb/>
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and POPULAR <lb/>
Seaside Hotel, containing rooms, <lb/>
having thoroughly overhauled <lb/>
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Friday st A. H. <lb/>
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Greenville A. days. <lb/>
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of water on Tar River. <lb/>
Connecting at with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore <lb/>
Philadelphia. New York and Boston. <lb/>
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Wire Iron Fencing <lb/>
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gel long executive order, <lb/>
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a large number positions, <lb/>
issued <lb/>
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issuing order <lb/>
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because by g <lb/>
pot lions those who were <lb/>
st lbs last election Republican <lb/>
but who now sulking could be gr t <lb/>
to work again. He is also being urged <lb/>
to declare <lb/>
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law Mr. bat <lb/>
been it be do <lb/>
new, there will be no occasion <lb/>
us pally politics are <lb/>
him lo do them at all. It <lb/>
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had more a fight <lb/>
dance lo carry York <lb/>
j and i him lo use his <lb/>
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young Republican for the <lb/>
Presidential nomination h <lb/>
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SI having Slid trip <lb/>
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find any who will be <lb/>
willing to appear <lb/>
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be open <lb/>
sod in Ibis <lb/>
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expectation will almost certainly <lb/>
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as secret as i's <lb/>
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be in pa lie. <lb/>
public will pot whole <lb/>
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the of <lb/>
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i Dodge, fl M. Dodge <lb/>
of Io a. Tho members, <lb/>
cured after trouble and <lb/>
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E. P. Howell, of Ga. Gen. <lb/>
J. U. A i Hon. J. A, <lb/>
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of Beater, <lb/>
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Ohio. <lb/>
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country that War <lb/>
Department to Bad <lb/>
he guilty intends to punish <lb/>
them when found- <lb/>
is LI. Col. K. <lb/>
bone doctor who was <lb/>
Chief Surgeon at Camp Thomas, <lb/>
Park, and <lb/>
whom many charges were <lb/>
including one a Brigadier <lb/>
General, mode to <lb/>
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court an <lb/>
ha. ha have been either <lb/>
or orders were <lb/>
t hat his resignation should <lb/>
be and he be given an <lb/>
honorable discharge- Mr Mr- <lb/>
hoard that order and <lb/>
it, and <lb/>
be ordered lo <lb/>
Washington lo testify before the <lb/>
Investigating Mr. <lb/>
is finding out <lb/>
more about things than he knew <lb/>
before talk about <lb/>
i and it is believed that <lb/>
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guilt v In fur, his <lb/>
personal are him <lb/>
that he must do so for self <lb/>
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who is In to <lb/>
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more v mus- <lb/>
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asking <lb/>
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will in- <lb/>
deed, can public at- <lb/>
bond issue, the <lb/>
neglect and <lb/>
which has the con- <lb/>
duct of authorities in <lb/>
of prosecution of <lb/>
war. How they expect to <lb/>
gain any advantage by racing <lb/>
war issues, it is difficult to under- <lb/>
stand- The in the field are <lb/>
composed of men of all <lb/>
They did duty nobly, and <lb/>
added lo the glory sud rep- <lb/>
of by <lb/>
deeds of heroism, <lb/>
Tor <lb/>
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can to go to <lb/>
fur of an <lb/>
ii trillion, which to pro- <lb/>
our bravo it <lb/>
tents, medicine, com- <lb/>
pt tent and <lb/>
the din ; <lb/>
the result of the Fall <lb/>
thin issue, Democrats can <lb/>
afford lo meet it. I think, bow- <lb/>
ever, war will cut very <lb/>
little figure. will divide <lb/>
on lines, of 1890 <lb/>
will be fought ever <lb/>
inti rest is felt <lb/>
in made by <lb/>
be <lb/>
not a of New York, but <lb/>
of Washington. It not <lb/>
ed public of this <lb/>
affidavit by tho friend's of Go <lb/>
Black, will prov <lb/>
ting nomination <lb/>
for f New York, but <lb/>
explanation why <lb/>
ma it will so h Ion ways to <lb/>
war-s Democrats <lb/>
lie -av- <lb/>
made- affidavit under advice <lb/>
from his he was <lb/>
for personal taxes <lb/>
both in New York and in Wash <lb/>
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