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A- WEEK -FOB HI The Eastern Reflector D. ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. Tuesday Friday . VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, NO DEMOCRATIC FOB Brown Jr. of Brimful District Henry E r. Of law . of R District- H. Allen of Mr. HI nth V A Mr t of Kiev. A. J. of Pitt. OR SB. First H. Small For Jr. me. For J Nichols T. H. For Superior Court O Moore For V Mooring For Bog inter of It Moore For B For Coroner Lunch For Sin D O W B U Davis, J A in giving Ids sons for quitting Populist party and uniting with says I did not at tho time, but we first fared with party oar .-right for n mesa True, every on it. sad Ike gentleman might bare a Mo, bad the movement got all pottage, while the were left to ten file about of sort. On contrary, instead of they greater bur- den, an increase o. and salaries, scandals and es their only share of It w us and all eat- Post. Agree i, The is rapid strides In days. From a slate to From a cal social equality, quickly passed, and now in- to, marriage of the is t discussed, and a measure meet approval of tho A instance cf this took place the day in a talk be- tween a man and a holder cf Craven. conversation turned up.-n N. Y., contention where C. colored, of Wilmington, N. C, was elected and where a was paused favoring tho i f law prohibiting intermarriage f whiles and blacks. suppose you will be to see the marriage of whiles and said white man, in or to get views. I am in favor cf tut it will be bard on the while men, for while we colored can get white wives, it will not be so easy while men to get good looking women. It would take a good white man to get u Hi a tine looking colored woman a is. Yea, I want to sen this law bat it will be hard on Is any commentary Could the of the of me, placed any lower, meaner or m ire com- la setting a r. p id pace, one which is t Newborn leaden in their in-union seeding o the and poor white people, tint, curry legislature they will deprive thorn of right to vote, and no--. of the baler are privately telling same The Democrats bad for twenty years, and or attempted anything of kind. u the forbids i cot dona It is a lie, Started spread fir the purpose of scaring Tin.-1 A Pop who invited a t. drink in n bar town ore day thin week, said sped to with v II c . ill k The a I who i L- we to tot, pal I'm vote mo et said the Pop, can't vole with all Hie colored mini, to ye for do Motor. Hate Tie Internal part- Ban n i i h or g ;. p. n sales of leaf tobacco one d did urn. the tax to posed open all In i f bis rail sand lo buyer of imp. . d pr cf the bill taxing of i n ex- aid f trade, or pieces. Mr. mom bur cf Con- from Virginia, who m ah it to interims bin the the Eighth Carolina went to to Lave the in b g . -1 . i and appeared bl depart- in. He II at f t tobacco in Winston and did not make or i . i He was referred to Boyd construction of law had imposed the tax- SOB insisted that of Boyd did not apply such sales of tobacco. commissioner told Mr. that if Boyd render an opinion such sales were not liable lo tax, he would revoke the or- and not Swan -on went to General Bond ard the fully with him Mr. Boyd finally agreed with on the so not liable to and mined t if matter v again Vim be would so Mr Hen addressed a letter to commissioner all facts and reasons on of tax. This Will be referred lo Gent Boyd, woo will render nu the position of lax and the order will be issued by de- prohibiting tho lax. whole matter will be a days to the of tobacco This mutter ore of very great Interest to all and equally so to all tobacco for what to of the warehouses is a to tor whatever luxes are paid finally come out of farmer pocket, Mr. Linney, and to Journal. UPON D F or polled Mid your -t. . with iii . now styles, u., a- ., i, and We have n n . for A -i .- m every depart . lie . i, . i and -1 I rig l to c r I did l- Hid of the of- in mo Dress ills Dress Laces, Notions, nil m tight in Car is no ordinary Tl-t lest is over ti e of the an i ho who fails to do bis now will be forever a marked man He will hereafter to tho lank of tho winch always and full of mercy ; but if he falls to hIp it now, a good hold dear is at t need not come saying Lori, we prophesied Thy and is Thy done many wonderful He need not ex- honor and at its ; tor campaign and election f f will be remember oil, along with Maine, and so will be the that every this Ob- server. of all kinds. Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps, black tan to fit men girls and boys. Si m least mM by any in our n Is nor about our Short A hue in white, color. Window Shades In nil look it Knives, and we war line Lace 1.1 hi us. Curtain Poles in white in all and seven feet ant s fob r Holt U . C. ti. . ii . i . i r the fair to l. l tare and a ho Nov. and I W D C s . . i Had Fork. W l Jr., J a II about the VT v, trouble ea each . . T M . I i b. B. E. G. r. . r. ming. . Dr K J I. I- Bethel, M C S Cherry. P I'll Conn , r J J r men ill . Dr W W I .-.; I Claude fail John . per. Jack Carey May . K M Old S Jr. n . I Howard, Will P. try- Art Carpets. Matting, Oil Cloths, Door Mats, in rubber, Steel Crockery, Lamps, Hall humps. Lillian Lamps, Lanterns, sec. cur Automatic in, I Gilli mi d I Dr II and lark. ml lb I,,. ill, Can- more Hargrove. Cask . lea V. Ed Barn Ar m, -i w Sin -r Sc i Ki H sent and W I. .;. and it soon to . I who grow, had lo or tittle hoy having . d ii. three and his lace at looking nature he termed one I and another by Tab however, did nu , I a and lira. Persona . en tailed i attends so drooped treatment Iron and to Mr. Joe Person's Remedy. To lie have been . pulling it in the especially little boy bring well, yet wearing the ever keep in NU Mis. HOLT. nil SALK N, C. imps, Oil Can, tills you lamp and does not run over FURNITURE- W, M. Lira, It A II Mark . Dr. Will and Allie The In tho world for Brakes, Dim, Salt Fever borer, Chapped Hands. Corns, all Skin and positively cures Piles or no pay it give or money price cents per Iv Jan. I-. Woolen. in cooler. a DOT animal trainer who volt the door. can't the The railway system in the employs cars mail and oars. large till Lumber of cars elated, Is A train locomotive, ten baggage, six passenger their contents, is mated t weigh It I tons- Freight trains reach a weight Senator m, Car- has an to speak at a the -21st Instant. A NARROW Thankful written by E. Mart, B- D. taken with a I cold which on my cough set in and Dually In Consumption. Four Doctors me up, saying I could live but a short time. I gave up to my Savior, determined III eon hi not May with my friends on would my absent ones above. My was advised to King's New Discovery for I Consumption, and Colds. It u trial, took all eight bottler. It has cured me, and thank God I am saved and now a healthy Trial bottles tree at L- Drug Store. Regular and Mr. H. S. Democrat- candidate for the is the only of campaigners we have beard so far, co-net quart flatly positively out on North Carolina political the of race by own money. In bis speech at W lint the 22nd t graduating of on tho hard earned money cf the white limn was and be Oppose it and lo alter it political life, in if it b., of any all political He he is Willing to do charity to their aid needy, but will forever venue u with the money of a man who is to bis own Deacon. The campaign nor on.- all men gt down lo solid work for the sue can the Du ticket. With it will crown our effort in tho it tho enemies cf Reward The of this paper he pleased to learn that there Is at least dreaded disease that science has been able cure In all Its stages mid hat Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical laterally. Catarrh Mug a constitutional disease, requires a con- treatment. Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, net directly the blood and surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying foundation of the the patient Strength by building up the and assisting nature In do- lug Its work. The proprietors have so much its curative powers that limy One Dollars for any that it falls to cure. Send for list of Props do, Mold by Hall's Family pi U am the best, Bed m ii- In ranking in mice from to II n- kinds in . i i i out tea. i hairs Cl .-ii lilts, Kitchen a t.-c , fall-, Backs. No about lie-e In No question . . Come to us your GOODS ard yon n come out We guarantee profit aid re every Putt. I prices will proves -ming to fail in for I have been ill.- s to be I'M BAKER HART DEALERS IN- General Hardware, Just received a carload aM A ii l. Nov. , I Allen, I, II Ward, W Luis., Henry k i-f. J K A II G hies, I N W Jr. T. W Ch No -M A , Davis. Com Nu II I. II I r. a in No II.-i Mae s. K Mar A V H a . K nun-, lie, No L T M in, I Hue.- V I. II . No 1-1 M Walker, It I i --ii. W r Sore it Jr. No T C u . ff P No I. i No s Johnson, Fit W A Creek No W Newborn. Swill No Clay Ail soup as a mat- course. popular in Hi i i telly warm over . coal old i in lion. Need. Mr. it. r. of winters at S, C, nerves bad severe pains in the hi k of his head. using Eh Hitters, Blood and Nerve Remedy, all soon left him. lie says this grand medicine la his country All America knows Hint cures and trouble, pi blood tones up the strengthens tho puts vim. new life into every muscle, of the holy, It weak, tired or ailing you need It. Every bottle guaranteed, only sol i by John i. Professional Cards Tarboro, N, Mills It. Km e, AM Onus Ills, N. ti. is, PI I air la In Garland Stoves ore world and are used by i u, lore lbs tenth, las MAIN I N. C-- ill All Km i Ilk a I u; u last been no remit. ,. n s in-y nil i -in. Hi i will .- I to .- inn i n the the nil N. I'm. in B. V. Tyson, Sn . M. C. N. C A TYSON, N. C Practice In all the small, A LONG. attorneys and . at Law III all Courts. W, B. W. C. .- I pill II. N. O. over J. C St Hon's Store a.

-1 REFLECTOR Greenville, N. i i me . C. a MM. A white inn o the Mount Motor remarked that would the ticket if be knew UM M ill would us us of A o raid of principle as be allowed to ate with people. If is not a where we don't know one- I m I to the Democratic camp so fast it i impossible to up procession. Fact bus- muss is, is something wrong with the white will vote fusion in Pitt county preference to Demo- No man can do so and truthfully say he favors sobriety and good government, to say nothing of white supremacy- are a few men on t mt fusion tick- et who to better of themselves and of their families than to have their mimes mixed with any such of being on the ticket their to the whole of it. That the file not going to led into party is shown by so many repudiating fusion and coming out for Democracy and white supremacy. ed. moil, who nil to and void of principal, seeing the of a lifetime, went The boo est toiling trillions of people, who wore drift so speak, seeking a me very the voice of reform from any source- la the midst of this of confusion, silver the vilest type, took poor old Pitt county under his special care, swearing by long before we get the desired re- form, voting tor such a the party which openly declares If time last throughout the length of eternity and e to live that long we could not hope for the ed reform- In the of and all is holy good, what shall we dot fallow citizens I rind, not ray limited words that would suitably set forth the awful yet deserved his reach, that she I lion, that the vile wretch should be of who can deliberately, Ibis glorious reform promised by i advantage of any people He exposed republican a- we, wore lead aid misrule, from demon the u a he has us to such awful of silver the present, denouncing, in moat bitter terms, he republican party its dealings tie for hours at every X roads and school house in county where ho the good people to tux themselves to a for him- And life long us pure men as be thinking that to must truly be a reformed fell by score, under bis very speeches; ling the fact, es, which he fails to vindicate hi name from- be has reduced to more to do men in Put county than any other man ever has. When ho thought we could bear it, he m denounce the Democrats in a mild way, where upon became very interesting to republicans I later, any thing to defeat the Democrats was the pass word, and the sweet singer was received with open Matt into the very of the was to and bis poor victims, with whom his strength, and only of to whom, and To the republican party its purity U represented in white house by that great and grand man the rail splitter from Kentucky No. to so pure a party, lie Sparely tor White Routed by so pure who Supremacy I for have in all probability given this At the Mills Demo- on September Mr- John a former leading Populist made u speech his connection with that party and declaring himself for whit supremacy and Following is his speech delivered on occasion I Ladies and fellow citizens of old Pitt county B issues I the by men too, who are capable of in- to the details of the issues that people of our grand Old State- called upon to meet toe to face, the 8th of Of course it is not mo to make a politic speech, never bating such a thing In life, but If Will lie to give mo attention, in my and I will remind em you a few are not to you, as you know them a well as I do, you my fellow who want say something Pop- No, populism Third aim ply with our loaders, pie or grabbing. is too good a word corruption. now we made the tools of such we stand to day what I we as tine populists ought to do. the groat rest that prevailed throughout the and ibis of the shores of to of from the rocky of Lake Superior to the n shores reach- ed its climax about five ago and how who bad proved worthy to trust look advantage of those heart cir to preach r. to a downtrodden, people ; who wore o busily trying to keep the Mil from their doors that they did actually have time to what would be their beat interest- Par sight lion the reform since the days of framers of our gov- who indeed did burst shackles of slavery from the t necks of mi slay, s, some of whom are among us to day are good Neither ware to such a party as that other great and pure proposed, to represent; that used tn drive the mules about tow-pith big know, that man who was too good to live white as the representative of the then greatly corrupted republican who was also brutally the details of which true- it folly known and down history would make true with lino- is the party to which we were billed, very much more corrupted a C. O- D. I- A-, in ii is Low we wore mustered in. I i and this is where we Maud today. Shall we delivered into such an I and mis rule ours -Iv-s and our The is on u Md called white men to act. shall we do. God that I for of the ma in which I myself, but it h is been said, that an honest con- is good for soul; there i fore I submit this my humble and honest confession. Again I as, what snail we do- Shall we still support tho arch traitor who has thus endeavored to n-e us who has the ft foolery tho cheek, to again ask us to vote for so beautifully preached free silver re- form, saying desire should be who when the appointing power was in his hands we his Supporters prayed him men to he and ed to our pr ; at a few house suckers, who had no more to do with our I ban a on an appoint- ed men to the wishes of the people all parties have the cheek to ask as this arch traitor does us to headlong the of tilth degradation. low reformers While I have no desire even if I could, to dictate the policy of will say u conclusion ; let us ever political life may, as there is do white or black, that desires the awful Hate of sf fairs that supremacy brings our Southland, in of i right; the name and for tho sake of the church of Jesus Christ and all holy apostles; in the names of fathers and framers of our noble government those who us- it tho-e who have for it; in the i. for the sake our dear Southern ladies, our wives, sisters, let staid up as white men men for white supremacy, regardless every promised re- form that few, if of even to see- One more I that II has intimated that to the third par y for office, left I failed to get it. I say, a more contemptible, never fell from the In s of a demon ; but the pool wretch is more to be than blamed Durban as he may have stated it ignorance of the fact that I was offend two by the said third party, and refused to accept either them- if it were true that no, gel- . L.,., cause of me leaving the awful that c and degradation has brought on as, I say thank l did the office- NEWSY HAPPENINGS AMI N- C. A i. Cox i cotton d. The Co. has just a car load of nice orders K. Manning t C. l- just r- c a fl Si the priM and sell prices with lull on barrel. Cigar Co. seems to be to demand A. G. Co. Tins curls sale in addition Io a lot H. f, ii Co. has just re- a ear supply a demand. en n road. Some our In aids a d ago here lots this week ill result in Made the Orange Va One touch love makes whole world -u are making j Hy out Man live by bred i.-- must by u thorough-lure. the in who has lo write a wrong. II you carry the hors- pros peril you b- it. mule is I lilts the log and is the sun that finds it. Thai how who on the plan a j. HI e. The entire line of AND TRIMMINGS stock COME ON No Gripe m you in n m pl.-.-r. I we to us. The Shoo uh the largest nu pupils in its Parlor, in town preparing to make ugly F. r. is making mi on his home by building a Pew Io We glad we have a dry tin, wet is ii is bird to lei which will ho la i most the people lbs or the railroad cm- tor. j. Cox has bass oil pan weak W. came in on lbs lie is OBI the and Young, Durham K. G. Cox, traveling lot th- Cigar Company be ti. out a days LETTER I hart even All is. I- lion I d's Pills live all The New York World, EDIT aper the PAPERS. A YEAR FOR Si. I u u at weekly price J. La SUGG Life, Fire z-Accident Insurance.; Represents only First Class Com- -ti Office in Building opposite House. GREENVILLE, N. the war its value by the mid accuracy of Its reports from all the scenes Important events as useful as a dally to the read. and It will be of equal value in re- the and complicate J which are now before the people. It prints the news of all the world, having special correspondence from all important news points on the globe. has brilliant Illustrations, stories by great e humor page, complete markets, departments for the hold women's work and special departments unusual In- We oiler tills m The to year for 11.76. The regular price of two papers Is no PART I- Decide our our t Full ind Winter PART II. In particular our at- tractions in Suits and Overcoats of urn most Popular attention to our Line f whirls, sud wear. We have all all all all weights. sizes Inspect our wonderful stock of Dress Goods and Trimmings and Costs large line of Special Novelties In all minor de- PART V. our Prices Qualities with others, and then proceed to make he most of this Grand C. T. M FORD Bash a Monitor Washington, I. las in award the the lour tor , in will, the lowest bills, namely, one monitor to News Company one at Iron Works one in Iron Works one at drops cup sorrow are due drops. S loiter by th- lop-, but look lo write and hit r Baby Mine Every mother fools an dread of the pain and danger attend upon the most critical of her life. B e e o m i n g a mother should he a source of joy .,,., to all, but the I I'll suffering and danger of the make its anticipation one of misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND is the remedy which relieves women of great pain and incident to maternity; this hour which is as woman's severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is re- moved by its use. Those who use this remedy arc no longer de- or gloomy; nervousness nausea and other distressing con- avoided, the system Is made ready the coming event, and the serious accidents so com- to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mother's Friend. a to N. C . Oct. The Tuesday night has be- n quite week. W. is building a new house. i went to Washington yesterday. will have doctor here in a day r. Miss Johnson flailing i the ibis week. W. Greenville, was in Wednesday night. W. Iv, went out in lbs evening. Mrs. K Proctor A large crowd went lo creek lust to the u. On Oct. list there will and pi ice Hon. Joan II. Small will speak and era. All an who favor in white an- invite to be the issues day are ea lo be A horse buck pro- cession will tho speakers. FR SALE Forty Bushels good Seed Wheat. Hundred and twenty live Bushels extra early seed Oats. Twenty Tons well cured Hay in small bales. Twenty Tons nice cured in bales. Will be sold r prices and delivered. FLANAGAN PITT COUNTY EDWARDS ft COBB, Proprietors. GREENVILLE. NO Manufacturer and dealers in all kinds of 11.0. Barnhill, A. 1.00 m all or sent by on pries. fUt of to will t Hal to by fellow i mm Troublesome Suffered for Could Find No Until Hood's vim Tried-Scrofula Cured. suffer., letter on one of my . i i I n thing m any very fur in and after ml of this medicine, cured. my f, p my old no broke out with eruption. He and would but would out We to give and when he had taken two he cured. He has had no trouble with scrofula but perfectly John K. Hum., shady W. Vs. II you H. . do not be buy any other. Hood's lie n the best, la the Blood Purifier. bf all druggists. Fries for Buggies a specialty AU kinds of repairing done. We use skilled and are prepared to give GOING CHEAP We have marked prices away down. our leader on They cannot be for the money. We also lead the market on we are the cheapest lace in town on all goods. Come Vehicles, all kinds Mach- and Farming repaired on short notice. Carts, Wagons, Brackets, Posts, etc., made to order, Shops on Phone Hold For Rent Having the King House Hotel in I offer the same tor rent, posses- to be given Jan 1st, The King House is situated the of the business sec- of the town, is convenient- located, and drawn a large patronage. The building is three and contains rooms, rooms will be added if found Large lot with stables on premises. For further apply to Greenville C. FOB JOHN II. SPARK'S All New I i Hi ii Railroad Kill in 1411, Tho Show on Batik CENTS. h Under N. IN----- Heavy and and always ll goods and A, trial you I . J. R. ADDLES MESS . IND COLLARS A. General Horse Also a nice line of . Hardware., I can now be found in the brick a tore for occupied by J. W. Brown Come to see A STUPID FELLOW who the quality of by the price has no business to be married Yet one of this class directed his wife to buy Clothing from another firm because they charged more for it, and must therefore be His better half bought some from us and some from the other house, and showed her husband that they were cal. This proved conclusively how foolish a man can be when he really tries. The lady of the house generally knows where she get the most and best for the Our Our Our Are well wrought. Are well thought. Are well FRANK WILSON. REFLECTOR Local I l an i ii i . . Saturday is again. pies, nil J. S. Tar Store's box paper the band. In sleek Cocoa- and Li w M, Not a going up In at ibis time. Tills is unusual. night, in Hie opera house. are open only II you not to in nice box only cent, at H- Hi r Book Com I House lain a to lie and fur at opera House Wednesday i i-n I'm a out your tobacco prise and some your In tar in product at Hie lair William Mm I end both Ii a while in and out Iv on arm. bat sum- Hue sleeks of can be found In my tell you whose they are. Hi. H. V. will a ii ii at Red Oak church on Wed- lo c an ii d- line. he public cordially Hand. young men are a brass and will try to be ready to music the lair la November. here is a good baas talent hers and all to is boys to gel and do tome practicing. Si John II. P its show in next Friday, giving in The to only 2.5 and it it i very. where as I ho brat slow the money an It was ago and largely d improved since then. At Will ii- the i New Ouch. Twain. r., IMP. a to r-t night and J. came in n in MM u. . Mrs. H. W. and Mist Snow are Mrs Many in s d at home Mt lb s Hi v. M. this morning to old at lo visit in . v-i,. n, it he Kumar, I of in A Mi Moon Thursday Miss Nil this i-i rd.-in J. H. Jr. day from J. A. Dupree evening from a up lbs road. Carrie Fla., is visiting Miss A. K- cl it, finding ii In J. II. Kinston, bat Air. II. K. II II. el, ll is branch of hut been New mi n Is beck his LOCAL AND TOBACCO JOT M i. I . U. ii, i i the ; , I las I -i quite the lea and s ti. A load acid by Mr. J. cl Martin and -j body, I texture i Cast it s u- sold in in Mr. am Lord Han. hie Inn Is S m. pour u Ii. i-, I mil lie he always M. I lie Mil Ii. or Bound . nor on at the op,. a a rich treat is next night The Mil Daughter in Honor it a mixture not too light nor I plot as pleases in i ti RAGES OF THE C- Fair Association tobacco n m ban In ii it is dry enough the to in high to by the to individual c LB I Will h tin- The Ml I 1st over ill Ii r, ii- .,. ire . ,.,. i, s Ii if Oral two lb, in-- en n fictions ti tie market shoal bird I. e In ,,,., ,. tin hi if II ii . Milling the nun tide XI-. ii, to it S good thing but by keeping blood pure with Is attar. Warm Some people art saying the few days October the known in the I hey about Hue at We last member the old Greenville that hot weather, t while at and on the like Against Skinner Verily, Harry the mixed Congress this district, who tried to the support the by turning traitor to the race. Is in a hard row. White m ii,. have turned again it him and now even the lit publicans are him huh have unlit rut The Nine out the sixteen in me in the Court Munday night, and M . Joshua hum, S, Sam Lei, Ii. I.--re. Maud is from Washington on a lo bar The Host went to to look alter Bar LI I Ion's ill in church in g evening. Hi v. A. M . Si r will r e and bit pulpit in J. A. r I'M I r, , Wildon where lie had been the n. Little Miss Lucy e a her little Kith her at a Miss. rived an stepping the King House. Tiny art hereto of which will ., the House and Hi-; v Ii. Joe Mi Par. Beetle Mrs r. 1.1 I . j Ail,,, , I, M , Ki-i- , I.; th. following i- cast WILL BE HELD IN Greenville, North Carolina, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9-10-11, 1898. if on day. Grand Display of ail of Tobacco, and a will be i. lei i el i would more i- A. world and a Big Snow Horses, block. Machinery, Produce. Arts, etc A building- will soon be in course on the Fair Grounds for the every day Orel I i I in I I Jack Cork, only the in. Jack is nil nil Miss I ., i . Inez. i. , in Kiel . II. is I l-l I re I to i,. r nu, bin under Ion. r love lull I mid His., in To lo a lurk in d i only to us sell envy sales he is a sure e in m to us nil In n with Blind be lilies As the b in.- n A.- a s mini simply mt As u i -1 re As a limn i u one Unit Mi .- Mr. i- enough con vine i that n., i. . , ID . II. II a n. A. O. . the will school in next under the management by home talent will be the m here and Slat hat just been rendered in sod Free toys the men and .-u.- nail in our home have borne oil honors, wit the and military pity last m-iii. tin- benefit ti-Halt library. The . i e. mi i large up cl the elite our end he a I lo Meat. i; i ii w sin en j it, aid Best talent for Stale in i in December, and it hen is a in which not only town but people el the community generally are interested, and nil are l- n. tn d, pan toward the body. I In e on of Air. C is chairman, it the loan into to facilitate Ike in Din few days the will go this purpose in d Unit pi o- pie may In In tell how many they can Heat sale the Mr. J. P. told today with A. the the in. i.-, twelve of tobacco at one old The pounds are ; One lot cl pounds one lot pounds at one lot one lot II,. at it pi ii at at pounds at at and pounds it A in or an average a traction over pound. In it sale ha a been made this on any that have beard Mr the mm to tell tobacco bin and ii in this stands high open, deal. tn Mr. S. K. tills his row page railroad between survey Las In. n Mr. m in ha ml to is to iv way and I The if n- lo give sill lo the in i m This I leave In secure way town lo tin The purr id o is I., lap near depot here so as to with tint road and men with the should lake hold Ibis here. The town the loser the lust not nun in ice look into ibis unit sea be no lo get way lo win it. toll sustained I b will tin- I -is a part inn a in death dying i u II ii. Mi a splendid .,. i. .,. ,. U t II . L. . hit delete i . II Miss that knows no Ii the i flirting, vi t ., i it II Would ii. to a natural well good park Lady Isabel h.-r well cat act ill j u- j will one h i u lull led will. Hist malady. Any way she is curl her parts I'm U Mag , witch mil the mi I is . better lbs . it w r.-. Vi.-, j a stalely only i b- . II lo ml well lie her. II inly on-- he will Ii, then share the and Bob e- Iii fuel entire is adopt- Prize List will be ready for distribution in a few days. For any information call on or address H. A. WHITE, O. HOOKER, See. Treas. President. ales Savage, Son Co., U U M M Exchange Building, Front St. VA. Liberal on Prompt Returns mill Prices Guaranteed. Ti.-. lings. Fertilizers, and patronage so- Agricultural THEY ARE HERE. My Fall and Winter Stock of. DRY GOODS-SHOES-HATS-PANTS Cotton gagging and Ties and a lull line Heavy Groceries have arrived and we will put i, the price low to you until it will compel you relic,.,,, ,,., buy. Ii you once see tho goods and hear the price you are my customer. id. iv i- dunce . about It bud a ever. line bought . alt.- I Tin, . will gel hi mark a. the y. ending C. id Hill, went In in an blew tin- gar, and calm- near bit lit . doctors day bun tO i K r-. Near 1- In -I. boiler a y divine killing tire. i mini. i live id i say it oil I. m in Mini bus in any s-i mid -1,, lakes Ilia Slate, I ml ranks lull, I rat. icy t-i III Hill I Si Long, II. Mi- bat on red I i. tn a us near I lot i The result mil., ii . n, I. II i Hint Hill In. to pt at tie Pang He river, upon lint r may be able lo r, sin, mil, be said tide Patrol tn life if m m ii., vim an being nearest u. kin WHITE. Greenville, N READ THE PONDER WAREHOUSE Host -t in tho in State, i and wain it and able bring your to pay tor it, so bring it to ms and get tho market price. Yum EVANS. CRITCHER CO. Proprietors of Tho Old GREENVILLE, N. C LOOK HERE The Eastern Twice-a Week From now to January 1st your to send for it.

. i i IT . . on A FAILED. i . in a bank. By alts ; mi In with . chief complaint was he Aid not ham enough to give instinct; I piny. There MM a Mrs Harding. Hit was that of money went books. MULES AS TIMEKEEPERS. I S T ills. The Reflector a nice assortment these Fountain Pot also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pen . You will be astonished when you see them earn how cheap the v are. You may never But should -5 Want Job Printing Come to see us Towpath. They It just before o'clock in the morning and the sun bad just come enough way from across the tea to climb tip part way on the big globe end ca-t a pale gray light over the awakening city. and shop- girls were hurrying to work, shiv- in the chill air that marked the of winter. the bridge crossing the canal at the weigh lock two men stood recently that person who watching the approaching boats, crept into the ark under cover of and yawning and stretching in con- darkness to wit. one book agent temptation of another day's work. w a- as; m Reflector Jo. Printing; from a VISITING CARD V A- FULL SHEET POSTER ho Gives Dome at mall price of Jo a i. i, Are be ill The Eastern E-A-WEEK. only lion inly tobacco, made bis at Harding's office He had a w hole lot of books, and Harding wasted Boat of them. The argument was only have to pay M cents a week, and as soon as you make the payment you got the book Only so many of this edition to be printed, and in six months your copy will be worth twice whit you pay for Si Harding decided to buy on of and an edition of tor Hugo, lie paid his first install- the next day the books were delivered at the bank. The agent remarked that ho would have the books sent to Holding's One was a those sleepy said he, he stretched himself again pathetically. that clock over there in the tower of the railroad tat ion the river. Two min- of Bet you those mules will give the time first before the blows They're great on time. Know it yon do. Just The three gaunt In with their ears m apparent forgetful- wan into a trot over the bridge, and the two men dodged the that slipped over the bridge railing to the ether side of the canal. Twenty Years Proof. Tuts Liver Pill- in natural motion and the system of all s An absolute sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- diseases. to K. P. Smith, Va. writes don't know how could do them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty years. now entirely cured Pills It was one . The mules on the towpath. All three loudly and the chorus of awoke the people along for of yards. And then the whistles in all sent out steam into the cold and in tones shrill and Bomber sounded the beginning of the day's work. Them mules beat out by a minute, the canal employee leaning on the rail big of the bridge. won't go Mrs. Harding was when no further. They know it's time for and test. See the boatman. a year news -rives r e s- n. is jibe house in if he so desired, I but declared that for Oat j he would rather have i them sent to the hank. Of course everybody in the bank knew why. I just take Victor Hugo home he said, how Harding likes Victor went to Brooklyn last and the latest reports Mrs. didn't like him at all. In fact. Harding said the next day that he really had seen any one so provoked in all his life as the heard that the money that should have bought dresses for the girls had gone for books. just have these of Du- mas kept here for a few- add- ed Harding, let Mrs. Harding get over Hugo I show The books were packed away. They made quite a respectable bun- and weighed a good deal. A week passed, and Harding an- with great glee that he had the subject to Mrs. Hard- and that she had forgiven him for mending the money on Dumas as she had hint the Victor Hugo purchase. take them home he announced, and an hour or so ho went out for luncheon. While he was away tho spirit of evil entered into tome of the other clerks, and they substituted in the package for tho books a large bricks and many news papers. The books they stored aw; in a desk, and then they told what they had done. Tho whole office to see Harding bending double u his load of books that and speculated what ding and Mrs. Harding would say ad do and think when the opened in Brooklyn that night. The next morning the force was on hand early to at Hand- and when he , tho guffaws were enjoyed, but Harding looked sad, r, there was not much laughing. ON GRANT. rite Only Time the i Too J had Is, as ranch of State as people generally m to see years t on party, com- posed of General C General tin wive s, two nieces of Mrs. Grant, the sic rotary, Mr. By- Andrews solitary just voyaged down the gulf coast, stopping f or an evening's and a very lively time it Key We now they were domiciled it , Havana. Grant's perpetual v m a pillar of early in tho mo mi,,., twinkle of lire late at ht. The col ma at Key West had st foil Of their while the famous , Havana had brought out. ., q brands, sending sample reds to the for the of the two sol- It null have been a breach of to keep n eh. ck upon one's BIB under such tempting is So the visit- ors d away parable gars while the the palace household roll ed th cigarettes wondered how I tho smoker could it up. there came a day when tho included a visit to the fortress of over th j bay. Tho heavy stain barges tho brilliant little party tho it was hot They the rig- rag path loads up to the cut into the grim front of the great military prison, which was even then nearly tilled with prison- of state. They were shown through courts, deep, dark passage- ways, barracks and prisons, which fill the whole vast interior of this great, gloomy, terrible place. General then o paraded the troops with s fine fanfare from a bugle squad, and then was served at head quarters, high up on the battle- grand view of LOOK HERE ATLANTIC COAST LINE S i. i Ben N, Var . ii. U II m. am. n t m. M Tarboro p m. p n., Richmond B Norfolk p m. ion 11.- t in, s u. New a m. n m. . Ha Hue Mag e . . in. 10.10 p m. Wilson n m. a TO. Mount e m, Weldon 1.49 a m, Nor- ton. a m, a Richmond a in, Washington a m, Haiti note m. a in. Vi-w E. Boston r m. except New Sunday pm WENT yon w ; , model, or photo. t for and WASHINGTON, Tobacco Sticks- wanting can gel them at the Lumber Yard, W. R. Agent. On Mali in re. r of L. Hooker's I Meals and Oysters vet at all hours t a in any E P OLD DOMINION LINE feed and rest They're going to on a new team. Lines were thrown and ill a few nitrates the were tied fast to the bank. Three dejected looking mule-, still munching a wisp of hay. n rambled op the gang plank, and in the stable of tho part of the were t. ken by the timekeepers. Why, those remarked the canal man on the bridge, as he watched the new team starling way and the towline stretching as the lines were cast off, more about the time of day you do unless you look at your watch. They work just o many hours. They go along the towpath with heads cast down and ears drooping, to be awakened occasion alto with tho whip, when they have to across bridges and take up the slack towline, but when breakfast or dinner or supper time why you can bank all your money on it every that they'll holler within minute of the right time i it rains or snows, whether it's dark as pitch or the sun shines out clear and bright They may call Jackasses, but there's wuss that wears Union and Advertiser. RIVER SERVICE leave Washington on Mon Wednesdays Fridays at i A. water to Tarboro. leave Tarboro at I A. . Greenville on Saturdays Sailing hours sub- change depending on stage at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and Bo-ion and tor all points for the Weal with at . Shippers should order l the Old Dominion S. S. from New York. Line from Bay Line fro-e Merchants Miners Li i- from ton, N. S N. v j. i; S. Bis- r. so n m. p m Marlon p in, p m, p m. a m, i. a m, Macon a n, Atlanta p ton a m. 7.30 a l am. f m i o pm. AT THE V No. W pro. New York SH am Philadelphia am. Hall m, am. Richmond W am Petersburg 10.00 am. am, i 12.21 MB, Mount on pm. Wilson 2-20 pm. pm, DAILY Boston night. New York 0.30 am. Philadelphia 12.09 pm, pm, w i-l i Rich- 7.80. pm. Petersburg pm. Norfolk 2.211 pm Weldon Tarboro pm. Mount in. Leave Wilson am. Warsaw t m. am. ; UNDERTAKER f HIS Mu We new hearse and the nicest line of Coffins and Caskets, in wood, metallic and brought to Greenville. We are prepared to do em- in all forms Personal attention given to funerals and bodies entrusted to our care will receive every mark of respect. Our prices are lower than ever. We do not want but court competition. We can be found at any and all times in the John Flanagan Buggy building. BOB e CO established Mrs doctor say a good is healthful lira. know it is. A good gained me n trip to the seashore l. year, and I came back feeling than oh, ever to Journal. A Clever Boy. reading Addison's Boger recently the ill arose in tho Naturally in this pro- ed the idea Oat boy was vehement in hut of spooks. the teacher, merely to h's. thinking pow- seems to have be- in all retorted the boy. know more than pear Plain Deal- ax. Notice Is hereby give. that the following change- been In the Polling I I Pitt county. The Polling place Town- ship is from school house to the Public School house Mr white race near Gum The polling place Precinct No township Is from the Public School house near to cross roads The Polling place tor Precinct No. t, township Is from the and Machine to Pole This K A , Court. No. New am, am. This train 12.15 P. f street. TAB Bethel High School The Fall Term begins on MONDAY S Is a school high grade fortieth Only class teachers will be em- very thorough work will b. dole. The best discipline will be maintain, o. Board from S to per month Primary to M Intermediate High School of s per cent be owed when paid for a whole term For further Information NI or mo. and evening, prayer evening. A. w, Sunday school A. M- C. regular services. school A. M. W. B. Brown, Sun- morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. KeV. N. M. Watson. Pastor. Sunday school A. M. B. Ellington, I third Sunday, morning and evening. J. B. Morton. Pastor. Sunday school A M. E. B. dent, A. ft A. Ho m. -st. and third Monday even lug. it. M. J. . I. P. Lodge No. Meet every Tuesday evening. W. V. D. Sec. K. OS P. No. meets every Friday evening. Dr. K. A. Jr., C. B. a Parham. K. of R. No. evening. W, L. B. Greenville School Young Ladies. Will be held In the Collage Building near the depot. Number Limited not to L. Fall term Hates 1st to 4th tirades per month courses per month Latin, French, each per month Theory month 3.00 month Term payable monthly. Pupils taking both Music and course will be allowed We hope to merit the substantial sup- port and full those Inter- In true education and I yon to make your at ones to enter Tour girls at oar school Any further information given. L. L. DAILY pm. Jacksonville K nm Savanna night, Charles- ton 6.13 am, Atlanta 7.60 am, am, Augusta MO pm, pm. am, Florence 8.55 am, 3.31 am, t.-i am, Lake am. Weldon 4.16 o. Halifax 4.30 p. m. arrives Scotland Neck at 6.20 p p. m., Kinston 7.66 p. m. leaves Kinston i. m., Greenville a. m. st a. m., Sunday. Branch 8.20 a. in., u . m Parmele 9.10 s. m. and 4.00 p I leave Parmele am and G arrive at Washington am and pm Daily except Sunday Train leaves i n U, via A m A Raleigh dally except Sun- p. m., Sunday P. M; Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6.10 p. m Returning leaves Plymouth dally a. m., Sunday 9.00 a m. arrive Tarboro 10.06 and CO Tan Ins on Branch leave Rocky Mt at pm arrive Hash pm Spring Hope pm he. urn leave spring Hope S am N Mt am dally except Sunday. Train on Midland N. dally, except Sunday, f 8.30 a. in. Re turning leaves a. in , Br rives at 10.26 a, in. H. Dealer in PorK Sis. and buying the will It to sat to get oar rice before purchasing Is complete In us Flour, Sugar, Go flee Always at lowest market price we direct from C i.-t. stock FURNITURE always on and Sold st nit the time. Our ate all bought sold for CASH risk to run we sell at a close margin. 8- M. SCHULTZ SOUND, N. C. and POPULAR Seaside Hotel, containing rooms, having been thoroughly and renovated. Is now for sale, lease o rent. Unless otherwise disposed of w be opened fir guests on JUNK under management. F further or H. Owner j C. GO N. on Clinton Branch Wat saw tor Clinton dally, except 4.16 p, in- a. m. and at aV tin. 8.00 II M Pass. Agent. J R Manager U M Km Train. Manager MARBLE Wire Iron Fencing only prices reasonable to U. DEALER IN GREENVILLE -HALE ACADEMY. . The in session this on Monday, Sept 6th, Terms as I per Intermediate 2.60 Higher No will be to do. work. III he ski late I in ,,. or i . Whichard, N. C. The Stock com in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest prices paid for produce. ISSUES MISSING sates.