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A Good Watchword. should Is- the watch word of our I let all assess he mi mutter how to till them. is BO use far MM third ti I pap laborers by the he of the members put on their own overcoats and do Ilk chores and save the taxpayers money. Another thing we do see any reason why should receive more pas than members do. We can get plenty of good clerks 13.00 per day Instead of 15.00. All of these things up if inaugurate a system rigid the people up and cull u star. The Atlantic Coast Line. The Reflector Book Store a Fountain also a beautiful line of Pearl Handle Gold Pens. You will be astonished when you cheap are. You may never But should you Bond hi address to H- E. Co. And gel a free sample box King's K A you I Then are in and arc effective In the cure lion p-irk or Malaria and Liver troubled have hOBO Invaluable. They we lo be perfectly tree even and to be purely vegetable. do not weaken by their bin giving lone to and bowels greatly Invigorate the Joe. per box. Hold by I. Woolen, druggist. At a meeting the stockholders Of OH roast UM held last weak at Bridgeport, Ohm., was adopted t increase tin- capital from tn The will be distributed among the stockholders as a dividend. dividend pa cent. represents the profits and increased valuation of the company. The the Atlantic Coast Line system in Una Southern die Merely After a Stake Suite hi the exiles from have an eye to business. They arc bobbing up in different purls the North telling their talc, of woe. and they manage to pass around the hat no that every can show his sympathy in a manner. may add that lot- Of those fellows never saw Wilmington, but are using the riot racket to get a Blade. Paper. is OLD DOMINION LINE IA . if rat . . disease by the turn Liver Pill. favorite remedy of popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE. malaria, fiver, all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS Job An uneducated youth in county, named John invention that may revolutionize the motive power that propel machinery and lo away with the This newly invented machine- i propelled air. which can used as a motor at little expense and is mow powerful than steam power. Tin model he ha- made i- car. or. as he calls It, a . . IDA Come to see us. Tl. The grave of an unmarried an in Turkey is often indicated by a carved in stone. ATLANTIC COAST LINE i August M- i T No B . ii. i . n at, m. t 1.34 ii Bi, Norfolk p m. i ion sat, t. v.-w m. Mon- Fridays at A. to leave at A. fl A. M. on Tuesday, in on stage or at with Steamers for Norfolk, Hew York and Boston and tor all for th West with shippers should order the Old Dominion A S. Hew York. Clyde Line I B Line fro Miners from LOPs SOU, Washington. N. . J, J. C Ii S. -AT- M. NOTICE. Wagons, Shoo Ply, Air Figures, Fire Works, Mixed Han, I; a is ins. Sweet Florida Bananas, Lemons, Tables, Bureaus, You will never a Standard Sewing at. Hags Salt. Phone Reflector Jo. Printing Dice. VISITING CARD- A- FULL SHEET POSTED i- arranged i- from view, being up or ill one of the car. When the is put ill motion it will keep going for an indefinite lime, lie ran it at one time for a month. He will have Ins invention Record. YELLOW CUBED should w every means possible tor it- relief. is the -This is to that I was a sufferer from over six months and was treated by some the best physicians In our city all to no avail Bell, our drag- gist, Electric Bitten and Her two s. I was entirely cured. now lake great pleasure in mending them to an person suffering this terrible I am yours. M. -V. Lexington. sale by Jno. I., woolen. The paper be to learn that there Is at least one dreaded that science liar able to cure In all stages and hat i- Catarrh. Halt's Catarrh t ore is the positive cure now Known to the medical Catarrh being i constitutional a con- treatment. Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the and gt log the patient strength by budding up and nature in do- in work. The proprietors have so hunch faith In us curative powers that i ll.-i for any case that It falls lo cure. Send for list r. IV CO- Ohio gold be druggists Pi I- are the best. So to M P m. s m. Mount , Nor- s m. a ii. am, BuM 11.9 am. i 3-, a a. I i . t- N. I r vs. II p. a. K w l aid e Edward . w. II. i u The blend at t e tint an set entitled above sen com ed lb Safari Court f i to sell fur a vision a t act or land Hi the In an It e de i- in lice that I required i ore Hie clerk of the t our, at hi . the iS h S. v ISM and answer demur o I tiff will the c the demand d in a This 17th d v Mat except IS P New HI pm h me even price of-5 n in An- u. In be. fill lie the A printer does rush t doctor when lie is out of softs, nor the baker when be wants pie nor to bell when he wants the i nor to the Bible when he wants a good rule; nor to the when lie wants a shooting stick ; nor lo maker when he furniture ; nor to the hank when lie wants nor to a girl when be wants a press; nor to a lawyer when he has a dirty case ; nor a butcher when be nor a pump when he i has ten rents in his Ills W Harmon died here from the of a This is an inscription on a beech tree standing the knobs, in town- ship, luck of A date once followed the words, but it is now indistinct. is n strange story con- with the inscription. An old r, it. ago, when that section of In- was little explored and when heavy bush the dwelling of the wild turkey, deer and John Barmen to to court. armed with old fashioned rifle. A rattler bit leg. Harmon killed the reptile. Then he began to prepare for death. II was he who caret the words in lighter tho tree, with request be- neath, bug since obliterated by tho tree's growth, lo bury him on the spot. A days later Harmon's body found. A grave was dug by the and there it can be seen Courier-Journal. so , p m. Chad- Marlon iii. 7.15 p m, Sm-i- 1.11 P Columbia 7.55 am, 11.1-1 am, Atlanta 12.85 p m. , m. 7.80 a m. St. I am. I t. I FROM SOUTH. GREEN VILLE ACADEMY. . he bi at of this school I , n or Monday. Sept 6th. r- as will to do lira lass id i. m i ave coys, I fie or . . ItAl . . , UNDERTAKE have new and the nicest line of Coffins and Caskets, in wood, metallic and brought to Greenville. We are prepared to do em- in all its Personal attention given to funerals and bodies entrusted lo our care will receive mark of 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 BOB CO Id Mil V . pocket. T e as Tern Reflect ox Line is pulling In white men in place of colored men as on all its trains. There will be white on the train-. It is probable colored will lie eon United the freight trains. The pulley of this road in future will preference to white men for all Jobs that white men will take. This it good move on tin part of this progressive road pal riot and sensible. It is the in- way to Increase the while population in and number of It is a good plan for white employ- to follow- whenever practicable iii every Press. E-A-WEEK. a year news vi k, inform i- lion in the es- those pro win. id in. y limes I A southwest couple going cm married, tho husband the last I was married I lost the I got to tho par- sou's. Hut I'm of it this is It, she asked. got it in my said. shore of it when they stood before the preacher the latter is tho Tho ed, and exclaimed de Lord, done Constitution. V No. I, pm. sew York Philadelphia 12.01 am. BaH more am. am, 11-W am. -m. Mount pin. Wilson pm. pm, Warsaw om. Magnolia 4.12 pm. II. I t KM AM, Boston 15.00 night. New York 0.30 am, . pal 3.16 pm, Rich- Norfolk 2.20 pm 1.00 pm Hi Mount tn. Wilson -m. am. 7.53 rm. am. i seem No. Sew Rent am. Jackson- ville at the reading editor of Tho Asterisk, is a busy fellow. I saw him at office today with a him tilled to brim. confound him Hut I'll bet I furnish-, tho most of the material. couldn't till the basket if ho didn't have, tho to fill It, could Ion Transcript. A Close Shave. No. U M. pm. Jacksonville pm 1.45 night, Charles- ton 0.13 am, am, Ma am, Augusta pm, 4.17 pm. am, 8.53 am, am. Lake u. . J am. Halifax LI i. m., arrives Scotland Neck a . B. m., Kinston f . Returning, leaves Kinston m., Greenville a. m. ball ally Sunday. II r every evening. Prayer meeting evening. A. W. Seller, Sunday school MO . C, services. school A. M. W. B. Brown, Sun. morning and evening. ravel meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday school A. M. A B. Ellington, Sunday, morning and Rev J. B. Morton, Pastor. Sunday M. E. B. A. F. A. S N meets and third even lug. U. W. II, J- M. I. O. O Lodge No. Meets every ST. I. Burch N. 3- Sec. K. P. River meets evening. A. ye Jr , C. B. B- K. of Ha. v No. S meets ever Thursday evening. W, L. Wilson. R 1.00 3.00 t- Is blood a clean No without it. Candy tic your blood and keep it clean, u the liver and driving all mi the body. today to and that bilious fur All Greenville School Ladies will be held In the near the depot. Number Limited to Exceed SO. lb L. Fall 1st Rates 1st to 4th Grades per Math, courses per month Latin, Greek, French, each per month Music- Theory and liar pet month Lessons month Terms payable Pupils taking both Music Liter- course will be allowed We hope to merit the substantial sup- port and full of those In true education reap, you to make your once to enter your girls at our Any further desired Information j C. k CO once, have found II lour as you in the mills of tilt- hard limes and a general lo pay one owes, how eminently wise .-coins simple everybody has run Into debt. Few very few, have the precept, an you and as a are Of there are other things that will help Improvement of Bat remedy mi much good as a to the advice of Unite four a you go. Valley MM ,,,. -in,. . . A circus paid a visit to a small i M a. m., and P country tho price of , lion was sixpence, under of ago half It sud her brother Tom, aged took her tho afternoon to see the show. Arrived at the door, put down , and for two front is the asked the money doubtfully. replied Master Tom, is bur tenth birthday, hut was born rather in I ho Tho money taker accepted state- and him tickets. Hut It a close leave am and I, pm arrive at Washington oil am Dally except Sunday train leaves a C, m vile A Raleigh R. R. dally except Si s, ii. in., Sunday P. M; Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 0.10 p. m loaves Plymouth dally 7.50 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a The cod fisheries of Newfoundland been follow, d for nearly years. They greatly nosed those el any other in the world. average ex- port of and is out cwt. par are used by lbs United govern men for paper moo i y. revenue postage stamps. Out of enormous number of men in not than can , 10.06 and on is CO Cave -.-------- Rocky III at pm pm Spring Hope pm ho urn lug leave Spring MS N Rocky am dully pi Sunday. on N, t, i f dally, except Sun 7.11 m. arriving 8.30 a. i. K leaves 9.00 a . x. at 10.28 a. m. Train on Clinton Branch for dally, except s. m. and p, m -am. and Bethel School The Fall Term begins on MONDAY is Is a of high sexes. Only class will be very work will b, I he best discipline will be maintain. U, Board to per month ii i Of Intermediate High School o t Music , SO A discount of cent will be owed when cash Is paid In advance for i whole arm For further Information US or ad- I Principal, M fl MARBLE Wire iron Fencing only work prices reasonable to i H. DEALER IN VI Pass. Agent. I K U m PATENT ., . BOOK ,, The in every department and prices low as the low eat. Highest. paid produce- ILL I A- WEEK -FOB- The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO per; Year in Advance. . VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER Tuesday Friday i v NO lot THE GREAT VAL SALE. --Having Concluded to Remove our Business from Greenville DECEMBER 25th, 1898 L- WE HEREBY OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Sloes, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Etc., AT AND BELOW COST. at once and make your Fall purchases and get the first pick. novelties of the season. Come Door to Greenville Supply Co., near Court, House. Store Fixtures for sale. store, Sign of the Red Flag. COLOR and flavor of fruits, size, quality and of vegetables, weight and plumpness of grain, are all produced by Potash. Potash, properly combined with Add and Nitrogen, and liberally applied, will improve every soil and increase yield and quality of any crop. Write get our pamphlets, which tell to bay and use with economy sad KALI WORKS, M at, New leaks Sunday In No today. A atom blew off church and the levied on the for The Mormon in A man who a fellow three hard to lynch- ed or married to them. All the married men in have gone to Atlanta and pitched their for the Jubilee. Thia world U a bright world; but it to think that the next one L. in Atlanta The Concealed Weapon Law It was stated our yesterday in to the Legislature will that Hie carrying of lie made it felony Of a misdemeanor. If anything at all is done with that law it instead of made inure gent, repealed. Its results are exactly the contrary of theme intended, it disarms the Ian- abiding citizen and leaves him at the mercy of the There is no person who Is criminal at heart who pays the slightest heed to it, , it restrains none of flat beyond that, violates spirit of our ill ions. It is J no more the business of the law lo say a man shall not carry a pistol in his pocket than is lo nay that he shall not carry an potato. It hits the right to hold him responsible for its proper use, but It is not right lo The Government Crediting the Claims of States on Old At counts. To Fruit Growers. Our peach and apple prop is of the I mM today nettled the claim of for for money upended in lilting out for the late War by giving the Stale for that mi what it owes the nation- government. Virginia state are held by government lo amount of whirl Slate has long owed gov I eminent. when n Into then the crop, An been tried white washing tin- trail during these months with lime, and has proven Ion large extent. It tan principle philosophy while than tin sun's rays. presented the for roller seized j to partly cancel the State acting trees, and All in Stale have agreed to Bell mas holidays between all at a round-trip rate of a fare and a third, student-, returning home for the will be given the name rate, their will lo ti the day the clone and one after they are opened. punish him for the mere having it. His right to have it is a right and law forbidding his carrying it is an unwarrantable in of his personal liberty. This liberty has too far Invaded lien the in forbidden i,, carry his pistol and is a The will hardly hear a suggestion that the he made Observer-. Ii is an experiment worthy of trying, a good thick emu of lime ashing save an entire crop of peaches up be Ami in by crediting it with amount, leaving still due. Other States owe gen Mai in sums running from a few thousand to a half mil lion. Arkansas, South Carolina, I Tennessee Texas, the entire indebtedness, including of Virginia, being When then Slates send in their bills they will be paid in Hie same manner as Dispatch, The salve In the world for Bruises, Sores. positively cures Piles or not a great plant Ii la .,. ,. . , and id Of How we And Virgin full of aspirations to shipbuilding center. President Trigg, of the Works, for a million dollars worth of torpedo and torpedo If organized a company to equip a shipbuilding in which to build these and is hoped it will the nucleus of lions, positively cures rues or not great plant requited. Is t. give f , perfect satisfaction price am r . most war an Jno. I addition to if, during winter snows conic, large quantities of snow piled and packed about the of the covered leaves or straw, would keep the ground about trees colder much later in spring. With these experiments, there is no doubt that the period could lie kepi Until all were past. Let our people try to. Good Advice. the in the lo work Inn yon a sale of anything make the as though there really Inking place. Make a display of the goods ad and, if possible, have I be pried marked in plain figures, Help do It Hertford Not The while people of Hertford, , according to a report of published in the Raleigh News land Observer, held a mass meeting la ago the county scat, adopted It series of resolutions, forth their I needs as to local legislation and j kindred affairs, the lions being as The white people of Hertford county, mass meeting bled, do herein, proclaim their em- of acts of certain w bite men, ,, In,, dining in Carolina. gathered the colored voters houses night and endeavored lo Incite them to I acts of viol.-c against white people. under Hie I it of darkness, and during Incident to such campaign as the last one. not Inn lend to of the pence of column and were a menace lo lives and properly of the while people. these arc known, we herein, notice upon tin-in and all oilier- of such perfidious acts will a. longer to and hereafter will hold them to pub lie know milch resolution nm i needed in ford bill if I he I during were as recited, then the resolution is to Al all events it leads in a direction is rigid by which men to the Carolina custom of for- lug all campaign as soon election is over is all vi rung leads to their repetition. referred this during the earn ended. Insisting ii. the after election, of persons who were Iii have registered or voted Illegally. r our bold terrible threats, in advance, over illegal Voters, hut nothing ever conies them. No matter how an election goes, vigorous prosecution follow in every such ease. It this example were illegal voting would soon As n j. m, of the ills- gal voter except an threats, lie is encouraged repeat and his example is an to A IX A DAY. Take lets. All druggists refund money if it fails I., cure The gen- has I., n each Tablet. Professional Cards Mills It. Tarboro, . III AT LAW, N. C. I. x. f. c. i, Homing, Congress m en de legation in from will stand as lows ; I lust John . Small, I list tie,,. II. While, e,,., as. tor. Populist. District- . II. l. Democrat, Eighth District K. hi lean. T. Crawford W. M. AT LAW, x. ill a The truth tit- dodges, who shoots. Swift r. Tyson, LAW, X. in all Courts. John . II. s s c, Attorneys Law. X. C. in all U w. it LAW, X. Practice wherever is de- sired.

OP I KM. the N. Mail Tl i . The Port Contrary to It ha even ii- year. Th Pod paper pM A POOR NATE. lit boa hi- mot lame lit- -ii n poke . A ti j day. tin- a way I Then a MM M -i.--i An the h in lit in . nu In- tax. If. Bin Ml he cry . u grieve U wed ail i ; ,. he MM, ml MM Not II.- to tin-top hi- bead. what i r el m to en I Ii.- METHODIST CONFERENCE DEPEND UPON F-i ind value for your Is crawled newest ed cure an to go m and e. STe a com the A o latest A n every depart of at to them. Style and complete n all prices. tail to our and take ad of the of Id mammoth Mock o Elizabeth City, X. C, Nov. patronage, which richly of the Tin i- the Tam South, mi in the conference he since the territory Dry I, U n Dross Edging, Motions, of all kinds, Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps. Shoes and s in black and and to fit the ladies, men girls and boys. WASHINGTON LETTER. Ala., paper edited by man. Ii he has and hi riven bin race Bound that do i i hi The while people of are the east of the river was re- The clear and and the the I Tin- large, only a and lay delegate being lower and closer absent at the opening and they are I ti- rim- i. The ,,, city hare their heart and ., k. n in e av e the t ,, v e in TM- i hat I A beautiful hue of la white, black and color. Window Shade in all otter. et Shea ind war rant. line of ace party. The whites are It i the duty of et to in line are entertaining the conference with the white in all with the lavish hospitality pro of and politic. is of Carolina. thicker than water. When white the venerable Bishop Oscar a Ta, Heel and the bred, and a in get 11- had end . Keen in touch with I Curtain Swiss, Curtain Poles in v he Pi rs, Window Shades in all colors-six and seven feet long, and he people. Therein lie hope L- Hall Lamps, deliberation of the t , , r i J w. i. i a Lamps. Lanterns, I see our c ,,,. m lamp does not run it Oar Washington, l. Dec. ha made it Senators and who hate railed upon him since Spain agreed to term for render of Philippine to us that he has not made up his mind what we lo do with the Phil ill not do so until we have had them under military con- long lo get necessary to form an opinion. Thai sort of talk has strengthened the chance of the treaty of peace for ratification at this session of Congress. M it co- with opinion of three fourths the Senators regardless The is rally unanimous the taking of islands away from Spain was the right thing lo but unanimity cuds. What sort of a government will follow our rule the islands Bay at this lime, it will depend largely upon sentiment in and that will lie by By pulling in a protest Senator Jones, of Arkansas, sue In getting the War Depart in.-in to change orders assign Twenty infantry me to garrison duty at H. Boot, near Little and Carpels Matting Oil having a the Steel and in- stead. Maj. lien. Butler, who was ordered from Havana, where he was M one of the Military lo to confer with authorities in re lo the military occupation of FOR OFFICE. Some of the a Candi- date Door Mats, in rubber. aid from acre and a year, re-elected to a tier hearing the report of tr North Carolina, bad an ague and the transact ion j l,. Mr. lo shift f r- t T T X t T LI URN I I I,, he ha a wheel in hi head the Amer- l laid men Society, the Bed lo follow. rd Crib and While h. men . , . , ,. any , mg House were the of the Si. h has in i.- raving over B. A. n. n. Intro- I a resolution reciting sin.- . . under which acre ,.,,.,.,., of the Xe House. their praise of counsel, or lobbyist. regarded it the passage of an act of Congress allowing the of tor damage to its property by federal troop during the the paper. paper ii bad e pal munge in thus State. Sow lei those . have been so carried over .,.,,. rm u v .- r r lairs of I ten Ire ale-, No to a-d ll come out at cad. W aid pleat , lo ,,,., i.,. I at- f J. B. CHERRY CO. yellow j read fol lowing it makes upon r ice in North Car and see they can the the money and that the church will lake do part ,,,.,,.,. of It. The resolution was referred a special committee their report Friday. a vile our Rev. Pr. John C. dent of read a re Th ills-port on that fol is nut the Una of the paper he prejudice, but greed, lust for of .,,. ,.,,.,. ,. .,. , The South has at . . well the lie a bright future for the his college, in he stands to ;. higher moral and poorer cuts white people. In -pile of Hint have been thrown in In- be ha- persistently forged and wherever a help bus been extended his progress rap ill. If this generation Id in i,,. weak the of his white in next he 1.1 his ITEMS. N. M, of in I en lay . as in N. I. left Sunday morning lo attend the M. E. ten III . Or. C. U. mi been very hill his many friends are glad I. Bee him again. The ladies gave a oyster rapper for the of the Disciples church. Every thing off line. are mil a grand to be given in Hall. Miss arrived here Monday. She will make her home. You reveal bf w hat you an others. A man look behind the door unless he has there himself. When the session closed, the preachers were making report work during the year. The reports were generally aging from material and spiritual standpoint. Many re- ported good revivals held during Hi. and most of the preacher j spoke hopefully of their work. lily. V I. The second day's of the North Carolina Conference devoted largely lo routine business, A touching letter was rend from in I.- which moved many to tears. The bishop asked all singing a The announced the following lee Publishing House claim Clerical, W. C. Norman, It. B. John and J, E. Underwood i lay, II. C. Wall and I. I. Smith. II. II. the mission hoard, of Nashville, Tenn. made all earnest pica for renter activity in the missionary cause, especially by and through Sunday Schools. The report of the trustees of I Colic, e wits referred to a committee. Rev. W. ii. Moore, of the North Carolina Conference ed as transferred to the Virginia Presiding of Wilmington district, stated that Kell and of the I. ranks, have left the church their credent was and charges reported. Most of the reports were of such a character as t. receive the bishop's Main Street church, Dur- ham, II. A. pastor. reported over dollars contributed per member. T. A. law, held of the American Bible Society, addressed the Conference briefly, asking the preachers to make an earnest effort for large collections, that the poor of our ow land as well as our West In- Philippine colonies may la- provided with the word of God. X. M. made a powerful appeal for contributions lo finish Craven Memorial Hall, College, and raised over hundred and fifty dollars. The committee on Conference relations reported, I In- continuance of seven aged preachers on the list of adding the names of A. and Peter Herman. Street was called, A. P made an excellent report and said they hoped lo entertain the next conference. The presiding elder of Washing- Ion district stated In Conference yesterday they expected to sec tile next session of the Conference there, so there will Is; several HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. Was Very Nervous Mad and Could Not Sleep-Doctors it Neuralgia and pain In my herd, neck and and all my tat they were moat doctor celled It neuralgia ll I lo bed I r eight month. I Brat very ha,. r and not deep. read of by X. Dee. Miss Harris and sister, of near are visiting at Ii. W. Parker's. A. Cox Mfg. Co. keeps sell- wagons and in spite hard limes. Borne of OUT farmers are busy sowing wheat. We would advise other farmers lo do likewise. Mrs of was her sister Mrs. II. I- Johnson, Ibis Thursday. Her daughter, Miss was w her. Don't forget lo your cotton seed to . O. On. He pays lop price Hour just by II. Manning Co. Prices are bottom. Wire Pence Co. is turning out a big lot of wire fence and have experienced men to put it up at lowest price, your pints ready and send in your or- A. D. Hunter, of Cary, he will Tuesday and spend Wed- and Wednesday night with I us. Thursday he will go to i We are glad Hunt- is coining and expect him lo preach for us Wednesday night. One of citizens has cigars for bis Convention guests to smoke. We would glad to use his name, but forbear, lest our friend should have too many guests. Can't this remind some other Cuba, has gone to South Carolina lo spend a few days w bis before returning to While in Washington, spike freely tO his friends of his experience la Cuba, lie says the Spanish soldiers arc orderly and well as a rule, and that the are bright many of them well ed united and fully capable of government of the island. He thinks the who will re- main in will get along with the Cubans, Gen. But- declined to express an opinion as to how long it would lie before the government of was turn- ed over to Cubans, it will lie largely dependent upon cir- The two Governors- of Texas, and Me- of are of the House will lie miss- el when they retire. Mr. tin, date of whose will lie fixed by the legislature which meats the first Monday in January, will retain bis seal in the House until after the adjournment for the holiday recess, ere, who is the leading OB the Committee on and whose inauguration a Governor Will lake January 17th, will bis seat up to the last minute, so as to have a hand in shaping as many of the hills as possible before Governor is on expansion question. The following is the expense ac- count of a defeated in the ate mouths. H also lost hours of sleep the election. acre several of a whole potato 2-t acres of corn; gave away shoats a lost two front teeth and a considerable quantity of hair in a personal skirmish. Gave away plugs of tobacco, Sunday school I pairs of suspender, calico dresses, Ii dolls mil baby Told lies, hook hands time, talked enough lo have n print large volume of patent office reports, kissed kindled kitchen fires, cut of wood, pulled bundles of fodder, picked pounds of cotton, dug bushels of potatoes, helped gather wagon loads of corn, carried M buckets of water, put up stoves, was dog bit times, and had broken j up by a baby which cost t to have repaired. out tares Hour, JO bushels of meal, of pounds of butter, dozen eggs. umbrellas, lead pencils, Bible dictionary, mow lag blade. hoes, overcoat. paper collars, none of which ban returned. Called my opponent a liar, in consequence of which have had to pay a doctor's bill of Had live argument with my flower vase smashed, dish of bash knocked off the table, shirt mined, handfuls of whiskers out, cent worth of slicking plaster Besides spending Durham Sun. and For Sale at Mow rt ft Km Of Solid I ling Ml. in part A DUb. m- and nit able and Holiday fr root and good air For .-n your , J. B, for DRY GOODS, Notions. SHOES, GOODS, Notion, DRY Notion-. SHOES, Hals, Trunks and Pant. Hals, Trunk and Pant. A full line of FAMILY All good delivered free to any part of the city. B. B. JARVIS B. B. JARVIS K. C. . Barnhill, ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS. Made by the Va. man is a total failure until he is unable lo give ml vice. The young man's love is general- of the other fellow. War may slay it thousands, but destroys it lens of thou If you assume garb of a fool, perhaps you have a natural right to it. We should think it would lie to wear chip on Wooden heads. My friend, if yon would lie hap- never run into walk in slowly. A man's face is nature's bulletin board, where news from his soul is written. The man who walks into love is apt to slay in longer than the low who falls in. Vehicles, all kinds Gins and Farming re aired notice. Wagons Brackets, etc., made to Shops on Dickinson Avenue. of a to mine. My procured a bottle, and I H. i, preparation for I ran his guests so the Cigar Co. Alter taking one I tell better, able to and my improved. I continued until my cured and I much better In every way. My husband baa also been filed by MatT Virginia. Is the Best- In tart One Blood Hold by all Hood's , , ,. .,, ant v a PillS supply you. phone. You by OAKLEY ITEMS. X. C. Miss Kim ice Highsmith is quite with pneumonia. Miss Maggie is very sick with typhoid fever. Miss Annie has a very school near Mrs. W. II. Williams is her daughter, Mrs. J. K. near Mount. continue to celebrate late Democratic victory by getting married. One couple said that they thought that was way lo do, that by that means they would keep up the celebration all the winter. Quite a number of our people say they are going to Greenville on Monday to see the fruit of their labor on the of the mouth. . f. Model S. . VIS a T roar . , ii. yea fan u en l i. . u Lr. l. i, i la can f i. 11- U Kill II e. -of I- at m . D W. Heavy and Fancy Any Go ton Bagging and i- always on ha d. coed kept band. Country a. trial win on. W. . la Wood mean clean No it. Candy tie clear your blood and keen it clean, luring the liver and driving all mi- to-day t bod. t that tor All ding I lie soldier don't seem to lie immune to any- I except good behavior. What a that the trees have to expose their bare limbs in cold weather a we boil last They need Much in Little la v true no aver contained so great curative power la Hood's ready at- way. alway, Bf I I C a U f or aura liver lit, Jaundice, a. call a E ARE TO RICKS TAFT STOCK ---------It must be sold by-------- JANUARY 1st, 1899 And in order to do this they will be sold AT COST AND THAN COST IF AT AND LESS THAN COOT IF NECESSARY This is no fake. Come price the good see that we mean what we say. This is u SALE, please do not ask for credit. A HURRICANE of Winter Bargains. OVER THE LINE. People We Moving Around t, laM. W. left this morning. B. C. of came We are going to sweep the deck fur the next few days with a Storm of It may tear walls of competition, but we can't help it. Whatever or whoever stands in our Down Bargains must take the consequences. This warm win- was to leave too many goods on our counters, tables and shelves. The coldest part of the year has arrived and these goods must get a move on them. All kinds of X; the cheapest to the must all move lively. Come early. Frank Wilson THE CLOTH EB. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. W. F. has up house-keeping, and W. F. has moved his boarding house to the building on Washington street recently occupied by him. December. Twelfth mouth. This month will wind up 1898. The year turned into the home stretch. Children will be good from now until Christmas. December will give the shortest days of the year. This month stalled out with beautiful weather. Things will now go to taking on it holiday appearance. Full line of sample notions at New York cost at H. Hooker's. Fresh Butter, cents a pound, at Samuel M. Schultz. Large sample lot of One Towels and Handkerchiefs at New York COSt. H. C. We get live Thursdays, five Fri- days five Saturdays this month. Very few of the Magistrates in this county last month tailed to qualify. Big sample line of Men's, Ladies and Children's Hosiery, at New York coat Hooker's. The interior of the Baptist ha been handsomely in readiness of the Full line Underwear, Necktie, and Gents Furnishings at New York cost. II. Some are back want about paying their debts. Thai should be so at this time of year. Yon don't get time to turn around many times these short days before night overtakes you. The words of Upon Howl's rill a by those who have it prove the merit of the A recount of the vote In Green county gives the date majorities from to Good for old Greene I For A pair of Scales, in condition, capacity pounds. Will sell cheap. H. W. Fob Booth Greenville a good house with six rooms, and and water on lot. Posses first of next year. W. A, The Editor Know Them. A newspaper man bus a opportunity than most any one else for judging the real character of people. His list is a true index to u man's integrity, and every man who places a value on hi standing ought to keep square with the newspapers. Almost a Early Friday night there came very near being a lire on the of Mr. H. A. White. Fire was discovered burning rapidly in a load of in the feed room adjoining his stables. The fire was put with a few buckets of water no general alarm was given. It known how fire started. Mr. A. Dead. Mr. M. i in receipt of a telegram from an the death of Mr. A. A in in, which occurred at o'clock morning. Mr. lived for many years In Greenville and was generally esteemed by our There are many who to of his A HAUL. Mr. J. B. White's Store Robbed. Friday night was stormy, rain coming heavily through most of the night. It was such a as thieves usually select to carry on their plundering, and a bevy haul made on the store of Mr. J. B. White. A rear w to his store broken open and the entered through it. His stock very generally ransacked and so fur he has missed a value of about 1200. the article stolen were several pairs of shoe and punts, a lot of goods and other piece goods, two gun, a belt of loaded hells, several knives and other articles that could be easily carried away. A strip was cut off a roll of oilcloth, to wrap some of the goods in. So far there Is no clue to the robbery, but w hope thieves run lie caught. ill Thursday R. W. Thursday evening Richmond. Miss May. of arrived Thursday evening to visit friends here. A. B. a representative of the was a at this office Ibis morning. D. C. Moore, Superior Court elect bus moved bis family here They the White building in South I, went to night. J. W. Wiggins down Wednesday evening, Mrs. W. K. children left this morning for to visit her mother. Mrs. J. W. and returned this morning from a visit I., relatives in Andrew Joyner, editor of the Winston Journal, who has been here u few days, this morning. Dr. Frank Pill, of Chattanooga, passed through Wednesday even- going to Ayden to spend a few day. Miss Cornelia who has been visiting Miss Florence Star- key, left evening for Ayden. Col. Harry Skinner left this morning for Washington city to Is- ready for the opening of Monday. Between the recent victory and the little In price of cotton our area looking set. A. J. Moore want to Bethel lot lay. G, B. Hughes went to today. Mrs. W. M. King went to Rocky Mount today. T. J. Jarvis went to today. Mis. M. F. of Wilson, who has visiting Mrs. it. L. Smith, left this morning. T, M. of Rapids, who has beau visiting relatives in this county, returned home today. Rev. B. D. Brown over from this morning and fills his regular appointment at Falk- land tomorrow. Trying to Straighten Matters. When the present Board of charge of the affairs of the town the old Board only turned over about in money and had left many debts to lie paid. The record do not show what the indebtedness of the town is, and lo get at it with a view of straightening up the town's fin- the Board at the regular meeting Thursday night passed an that all persons having against the town present them to the Treasurer the first of January to listed. be EVERY and wife should know about the that for half a been mothers bring little one into the world without danger and the hundred and one discomforts and distraction incident to child-birth. It it applied externally, which it the only way to get relief. Medicines taken internally will not help and may result in harm. Mother's Friend fit and prepares every organ, muscle and part of the body the critical hour. It robs child-birth of its and pain. Baby's coming it made quick and easy. Its action i doubly if used during the whole period of pregnancy. per bottle at all drug stores, or tent by mail receipt of price. Fail, containing lo all semen. to any by Regulator Co., Atlanta, RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. Adopted by Covenant Whereas i; Almighty ill His dealings tin children of men. to remove trow our association and our Lodge OUT brother Cornelius Stephens. P. C. now therefore. Is- it Resolved by Covenant Bo. I., that the death of oar brother, vet in meekness yield to the providence Of Him who data all things for the interest of the creatures He has made. That as Odd Fellows we tender to widowed wife and other relatives of our do ceased In-other, our deepest in pithy and to the source of all in Ibis, their sad hour of third. That we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty lays. That a copy of these resolutions spread on our minutes, a copy sent to to widow of our deceased brother, and furnished Ida and King's for publication. A. W. B. B, Coin. Warns. AT Three Stores Broken Into- Lady Breaks Her Arm. u. Ayden, X. C. town was the scene of several rob last night. be- and daybreak three stores were broken into, all of them being entered through windows. From the Store of Tucker. born Co. about worth have ban missed, consisting of pistols, knives, cartridges and jewelry. From the store of W. K. Mayo groceries to the value of about are missing, and from bar of Savage some whiskey was taken a slot machine was re of the cash it contained, all being from this store. The are supposed to lie IS sonic were heard in quiring, Wednesday evening, if any one slept in certain stores Search warrants have Issued Ibis morning, and blood hounds have telegraphed for. Mrs. J. A. Davis, milliner for J. It. Smith . met with quite a serious accident hen. She went out to the depot to see some friends as she went Instep from the rain after telling them goodbye she fell and broke her arm. A SCENE. Mr. Runt. En d. night the Mm. Herbert White was one of the prettiest the season. Ii was given in of their guests, Mis Han-is. of Wilmington, and Miss Annie N-m-I. of Mississippi. Tile In was and daintily decorated with evergreen and everywhere showed touch of a hand Stilled decorative art. Those receiving with Bra. White stood in the front parlor, and as tin- large number of filled this, were the porches which had been in. healed, and with grow plants evergreens, thus a dainty conservatory. I which the role usually by on similar I The evening passed off with the and grace characteristic of the charming, hostess, and indicative of the genuine hospitality of bust. were served at II o'clock, the party dispersing shortly alter 1st. Mr. and Mrs. While received in hall were assisted Miss Harris Messrs, W. Wig gins and Ii. Cherry. Jr., and Miss Noel with Mr. B. IS. and Dr. Can. Miss Cherry with Mr. in Miss Skinner and Mr. Hugh serving the guest the dining room, Savage, Son Co., F AUTO Kb AND -m ON Exchange Building, Front Si . NORFOLK, VA. Liberal Gash Advances on Consignment. Prompt and Highest Prices Guaranteed. Dealers in Cotton Hugging. Ties. Hag-. Fertilizers, Agricultural Plaster. patronage so- in in in in in in m in m in in in in in in in in in in in in it mi in in DRESS His. DRESS GOODS. DRESS His. DRESS His. GOODS. KM IS. KIDS. CLOTHING. SHOES. SHOES AND HATS HATS. SHOES AND HATH HATS. SHOES. SHOES AND It A IS HATS. SHOES. SHOES AND HATS HATH. NOTIONS. NOTIONS. INS. INS. All. FALL EFFECTS LATEST STYLES. ALL FALL -LATEST STYLES. ALL Ill is LATEST LBS. ALL IS- LATEST STYLES. nun in in mi in in nun a. nun nun in in in Ml New Officers. Al their regular meet night. Tar River bulge N. K. of P., elected the follow for ensuing term Dr. W. E. Ii. Chancel J. It. Prelate. J. M. of Work. O, K. Warren Master Arms. W. Grimes Keeper of and Heal. Frank of J. X. of PI- Ia- A Fine Record, people may think the ling Coach on Freight Train. For the convenience of delegates to the Baptist State Convent ion the Atlantic Coast Line has consented to put it coach on the freight between Weldon and Ki list on to 19th. This train will leave B A. M., arriving at Green- ville noon. Delegates Dom- via the Air Line can take this train at Weldon, and those coming the Southern Railway can connect with it at All delegate who can leave their homes early enough to take this freight train on Thursday morning can reach Greenville at midday instead o'clock, P. M., on regular passenger train. connections can lie made and Saturday by those who cannot conic the first day of the Convention. Some Greenville market is not s much tobacco. Hut if they want lo lie convinced the market is doing let I hem look From the August to the first of months there were sold here 6,321,7.1 pounds. These figures are furnish ed by Mr. Julian Secretary of the Tobacco Board of Trade, and are authentic. If. Homes Ma; be Needed. The committee on hospitality for the Baptist State Convention which meets here on the 8th, have Minis to all delegates whose mimes have so far been received assign them to homes. The list of homes in the hands of t be commit tee is very nearly filled, and is expected that more tin in enough names to the present vacancies will lie received. If any of our people who could not when the were around now find that they can of the delegates they would confer a favor upon the commit Ice by let- ting it known to Mr. D. or D. J- secretary. The New York World, at Lowest Price 15.1 PAPERS. A YEAR FOR Si. . a ii the of it weekly I'm the war World great vain by the of report a all the scenes It ha a lo the and will he of Milne hi r UH winch now the people. It all the important news on the It ha brilliant by great author, e page, complete for Mia household and work and of in- We otter thin and to- one year The regular price f two la l LOOK ARE HERE- My Fall and Winter lock HATS-PANTS Cotton and Ties and a lull line Heavy Groceries have arrived and we will put the price low to you until it will compel you i Ir you once see the goods and near the price you are customer JAMES B. WHITE. Greenville, N READ PONDER OX still in the ring. a plenty. Host light in the State, i and bring your tobacco, want and are able to pay it, so bring it to us get the highest market price. friends EVANS. CRITCHER CO. Proprietors of The Old GREENVILLE, N. C PITT COUNTY BUGGY CO EDWARDS in kinds of t; a specialty All kind of retailing We skilled labor material and me d give .-f. J. R. COREY, IN. Wedding Mr. Mrs. have inane. I in- v to the mi their daughter, Lr as Worth Lou to Mr. John Wednesday ill St. chill, n. m. c. -a A General Horse Millinery. Also a nice line of Hardware. I can now be found in the brick store for merry occupied W. Brown to see W W J. L SUGG Life, Fire and- Accident Represents only First Class Com- In opposite Court House. GREENVILLE, N. C. . jg

You May Never but Should you ever Want Job Printing Come to see us. The Job Broad Men Wanted It is said. we have no to the of the statement, the Legislature- elect is baa ever been dotted in North Carolina. Certainly no Legislature that ever met in the State bail graver to deal with, or heavier responsibilities it. it is to W hoped that Intellectual strength of this Assembly may up to reputation for ability W-us great. This is no time narrow ml State's demand the highest I ire of is law Journal. Anything a Visiting LOW w for it- el I.- we tin fol- ti to certify I from ow fur over six Ml I of our Jill to no Bell, our i-i K Bitten a liter rat entirely cured. now them to d the kirk They Say. That hen a woman weeps scald lag tears, she is boiling over with Thai I gossip is a woman make live by putting t and two together. That man is a slave to the woman to the column. That some women are so that they an-always several years shy when it comes their age. That the first thing a man does in the morning is to fee for his and the thing a woman doe is to look in the That most men have two objects in is to become rich, and the other That BOOM men like graphs; talk a great deal and never anything original. Thai some men an- not to remain the bottom of the lad ; they to gel n. That if the hairs of oar head are numbered, the bald-headed gent will Ides- the man who A Face. Wear it. It is your privilege, it the of ; it ii it its and all who ionic nuder its ; is a daily boOB to him who wears it. and a constant ion to all his Men am women, youth and seek the of the sunny-faced All doors are open to those who smile. All social cir eh-s welcome A sun face is an om-ii sesame to hearts homes. Hy it burdens arc lightened, and hope made to triumphant, where fear, and despondency held high carnival. the glow and radiance Notices. NOTICE. Sup. Court K. assignee of W. H. Cox K. Mount. In the entitled action, at Sprint; term of the Superior Court of Pit I County. judgment baring rendered the ill favor of the plaintiff for two hundred and live w interest, and fur costs, OLD DOMINION LINE Steamers leave Washington on Mondays. Wednesdays Fri- day at A. M. for water permitting. Returning leave at A. M. A M. on Tm-s days. Thursdays and Sat Sailing hours subject to change de- inure than three years have elapsed since has then-on. and it further to the that the is a of the state of North Carolina. Ami the such .-unless to throne as proper and mo to amount inc to one pending on stage of water. hundred and with and Audit appear for Norfolk, New York Hus- ton, mid for all points for the West with at Norfolk. should order freight by the Old H. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay from folly Ky, i . most Foster. A lost Singular Occurrence. eighteen yearn ago Mi-s. M. of this place, lost her engagement heavy 18- karat, plain gold ring. of last, while cleaning the dirt from near tin- new- well on their lot. Mr. son picked up this mum ring. It was as bright as ever. This is a singular occurrence, not because it was found after K-in lost for eighteen years, but on account of fart that the of November is the anniversary of their marriage. The was happy day for Mr. Morrison, sure her day. her to look the that her love of SI ago and ii was also election cord Standard. as I hey pi-o km people take an- exposed. That when a man should her sell That Kills admire a drooping when hap to droop their That a i- the only man that docs head work with his hands. Laurel Miss, i Chronicle. to his on. Bring Don a holy and a face luminous with and shine on all around. A little child on the of a city. to a joint when- the surging throng and the passing made the feat to the paused, and then a sunny laced gentleman to lier was the sun- face that won the child's deuce. Childhood makes no mis- take. I-a. lion for leave to issue execution on said is hereby to appear at my office N. on the day of and show cause, if any he why ex edition should not issue against him on said otherwise execution will be accordingly is- for the balance due on said judgment. under my band this the Jo-th day of November 1898. A. Clerk Court Co. and from Boston. N. N. C. J. Aft., N. C. -AT- ind y. Pill to 11- E. We carry a line of the celebrated Geo. S. Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in n pen and is list Net only does it ink i. t of Ur Sew Lit Pills. A will you of ThOM iii in in the cine Mi-k Headache, for and they have -ii an be free from every he T not awaken by their action, but by giving tone in and bowels I. Woolen, fingers. bu soiled I Children if Mr. Shepherd returned to his home in Indiana this week, spending several days ill this section visiting relatives. He is old, four In all. have blessed lie tells u in- ha.- nine grand children. Hi- i- i iI- and inn i male-, he would mil mind Ink himself the wife. If a found, lie is a of Wilkes. but this ago. He I says be a brother who in the I father of a children. The com number of of I these two brothers make BA Hustler. A Man's Hoy Probably the most story man's unlucky day that has ever been told in the Lancet, which it us a curious Instance of A patient, at the age of ten years. fractured his it on When yearn old h fractured his left leg below the knee through falling from horseback, also on Au- gust When fourteen of ago In- fractured both bones of the left forearm Mumbling, bis arm striking the edge brick. I An- gnat In another year, Au- gust when old, ha had compound fracture of the left leg above his fool be- under an rod his body foiling forward. Next year, again on the same dale, An be bad compound fracture of both the right being so crushed that it bad at the lower of the thigh. This was caused by n hone hit foil to a of coal, which, running wild him in a narrow passage, both severely. AN BY Mrs. Joe Person's For time my son was troubled with bronchial die ease, which every time he took cold, settled in Ilia throat and pro something like tonsils would and swell so that he had great trouble to swallow anything, and could NOTICE. I Mil County, i Jesse Cannon. Public tor, administering estate of Barnes, deceased. George Hagar Joyner, Bay, Barrett, Tyson and Queen Carmen. Jenny Barred in t lit- above entitled cause, will take that a proceed- entitled as above, bus been commenced in the Court of Pill county, before the Clerk, to sell the real estate of Barnes deceased, in order to make assets ml said defendant will further lake no solid food. sprint; take notice that she is required to betook ball dozen Unties of Mrs. appear at the office of the Clerk of Remedy a,,,, throat with the weak, and it to or cored him. lie never had ii t the petition and com- spell since. I plaint Bled in or the Bugle, Iredell Co., K. C. plaintiff will apply to the for MilT Vases. Wagons, Air Figures, Fire Toys, Cups and Candies, Mixed Nuts, It a is ins, Sweet Florida Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, Bureaus, e. You will a Standard Sewing Machine. M. Salt. December every Sun day, morning and evening, evening. A. pastor. relief demanded therein. Given under my hand, this day of a. Mote, clerk Court Pitt Co. LAND BALK. By virtue of an order of the Sn Court of Pitt County ill the case of H. tin-one, of Jesse school a. in. C. j Cox Jesse K. superintendent. Jr; the will sell regular services. I for cash at the Court House on Monday day of January, the following The Daily Reflector Gives the home news every at small price of cents a month. Are you a subscriber It not you ought to be. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK. Is only a year and contains the news every week, and gives information to the far- especially those grow- worth many times more than the price. Reward The will V pl.-i-i-a that then, u One use that km able i-ii-i- In nil t mil ill Is I in, s now to die Catarrh a i, co-i- Care i taken upon tin- tin- of lbs disease, the up in Us work. The in Ono for any that It Win to cure. Send tor Mat of Bold by Mi Hall's Pi . sis ill, Props Ohio km, HAM'S HORN BLASTS. hates a short On the only thing weighs is heart. In order to show us stars had lo us A millionaire in ibis world lie a beggar the next. The devil wedding when people marry for money, will be more In by your walk by your talk. Ii-r this be did not work on August I meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. for and lit; N Watson, pas. lie wonder, bid in the his fall day and went to work with the he BUB- a compound of b-II leg. After Ibis be has avoided working on August I hough never missing work at other i. in. ,,,., f every Sun land, situated ill I he County of day, morning evening. school p. m. w. P Harding, third J. II. Morion, pastor. Sunday p. m. II. Each In some sections of State Mi-in to Is- plentiful as ants. A by the of the of the and Orange county n today with a wagon load of about He they are so numerous in his neigh they run i-ash other and cripple and you have nothing to do lint walk and pick ban Bun. a- ills. Ly the timely use Tint's an and favorite of increasing cures SICK sour stomach, malaria, s- lion, torpid liver, a and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS A. Lodge, N A. M. i. third W. M. K. Meets every Tuesday evening. W. K. ft. O. U. I. Over tun, See. K. of P. Tar River Lodge, Ho. ever Friday evening. Ir. B. A. Move, Jr., White, K. of It. It. Vance Council, No- meet every even- W. B. Wilson, H. M. It. Lung, Bee, located X Beginning the Junction of the and Tails Bond and run- down the Newborn hi line, with James Cox's line around lo the Tuft road, thence with the Tuft road to John W, two a half tract to the the acre tract on the Tad road, and thence with said Taft road to I the acres, the land by the late meets B. Cox, evening. B. J. M. bee. This Hot. K. K. We have new hearse and the nicest line of Coffins and Caskets, in wood, brought to Greenville. We are prepared to do em- In all its forms Personal attention given to and bodies entrusted lo our care will receive very 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 John Flanagan SALE OF VALUABLE j T- Mm; By virtue of a decree of the A. Court of Pill County made on tin- 35th day of November, a certain Pris-ceiling therein pending, entitled n- ad the estate of Amy deceased, mill others, I will on Monday, 2nd, sell public sale the court house In the highest bidder for cash, that certain lot in the town of situated on the of Second and and known in plan of said town us lot one bun- and twelve Public the estate of Amy . ii . II -I i -i . , i . is i . Mis, u.-aN . I l, . . , v. --V . ,. W . i i. . II ITS j . . an PATENT i C. CO N- w I III MARBLE Wire iron Fencing only work reasonable h. w. I- IN Send C. CO. Mast WASHINGTON, far brier,. The in every department and as low as the low eat. Highest prices paid for country produce WEEK -FOB- The Eastern Reflector I m D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE. TO FICTION TERMS per; Year in Advance. VOL. XVII GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER ,. . CONVENTION An By Whom i is a list of the to the annual meeting of State Convention to lie held in Memorial Church, Greenville, Dec. Nth to 12th, awl y whom they will lie entertained while Might c. and wife, by ii. A. and W. at Hotel J. Moore, C. A. B. Brown, M. R. Webb. by ll. L K. B. F. Hester. S. K. P. Hobgood, by J. Howling. V. L. A. r. J. x. . I-. Howard, by W. B, Wilson. It. II. Marsh, B. T. J. D. Thomas by I., W. H. J. W. Carter, by Dr. B. A. John B. Kay, T. E. Skinner, by A. L. Wow. J. X. R. H. Lewis, J. II. Brewer, M. A. by B. J. Cobb. It. T. C. J. W. Cobb, by Ola Miss T. Miss A h by E Harris. J. W. Rose, L. Finch, by C. II. C. E. by J. S. John E. White, by X. M. Wat- sou. B. W. W. H. Rich, by J. H. J. W. Bailey, W. C. Dowd, E. B. J. K. Prof. Johnson, by J. C. Caddell, II. II. W. Ilium-hard, W. II. Morton, J. R. Jack Sherrod, B. by John R. II. Herring, S. J. Backer, by A. W. J. A. L. X. Chap- by A. A. R. W. by II. Wilson. J. Parker, by H. P. Hotel W. K. Watson, T. B. Wilder, J. Parker, C. J. Hunter, by W. II. at Hotel C. Teague, by Pulley ft at the House. X. U. H. H. Shaw, Mrs. W. B. Shaw, J. Jarvis at Hotel H. B. T. H. Street, W. L. Potent, Dr. Hippo, by J. B. Cherry. S. II. A. B. A ilk ins, by D. S. Spain. W. S. R. F. by T. K. Hooker. A. B. Smith, by B. F. D. Al at II. h. Cowards. A. It. J. H. Lambeth, T. M. Pittman, C. C. J. Blalock, D. H. Lee, by R. A. Tyson. E. J. Edwards, II. L. Watson, K. Edwin Wright, by F. Evans, at House. L. R. Pruett, R. R. A. M. J. Q. Adams, J. A. Dates, Jr., F. Conrad, by Alfred Forties. W. Scarborough, P. J. T. and wife, Forest Smith, J. Powell, by Dr. W. H. Bagwell. B. K. Mason, Livingston Johnson, B. E. Copeland, by B. W. King. John Mitchell, W. It. by Charles Skinner at Hotel Ma. T. Wood, by James Long at King House. J. K. Matthews and Bass, by J. T. Matthews. C. F. James, by Jordan. Mrs. C. A. by H. W. i at House. Miss Ward, by A. H. i at Quinn C J Harry J. at Miss Miss Mabel D by I. C Bull Long, Mrs W Terrell. by H M at King House Miss Julia I. Thomas, by Mrs King at King House. L K Mills, It II L W A by E W. C. A. L. Betts by K. Moore J. W. Herring by J. A. K. Dickinson by J. R. Move at Morrill House. W. A. Dunn, Miss Fannie E. Heck, Miss Mary ale Carter by F. ti. James. A. I. Justice. D. E. H. H. J. Meadows by K. A. Move W. and wife, M Smith and wife, C. T. O. L. W. ti. M. E. Parish, J. F. J. L. Miss field, Miss Miss Kate by W. II. and J. A. Kicks. K. A. by L. Joy- at House. Henry Davis, by W. II. at Hotel W. E. M. L. M. Curtis, W. B. by T. R. Moore. Corpening, O. P. by Wiley Brown. J. P. Walter Bikes, Thus. Hume, W. Allen, by Mrs. M. A. Jarvis. A. M. W. II. Oliver, by W. T. E. Lee, J. J. Venn, by W. Smith. Allen, M. Webb, by White at Hotel J. B. Newton, by It. L. Carr King House. O. W. by Dr. Zeno Brown at Hotel T. J. Taylor, A. W. Early, by H. T. Daniel. F. by Mrs. Dora Hi at House. M. Duke, J. A. by V. J. Lee. O. C. by J. Wood, ward at Hotel L. and wife, by J. L. Little and Mrs. at House. J. J. by II. Hooker. A. D. Hunter and wife, T. Bright A. E. by James Brown. C. J. F. Anderson, John W. B F Eagles wife, by O. E. Warren. Jar lea Long and wife, by B. Hughes and J. L. at King House. H. F. Taylor, II. B. Parker, by II. L. Coward. W. M. Jones, J. Porter, F. J. M. Frost, by C. A. White. S. A. Howard and wife, by Mrs. P. E. at Hotel . Miss Eva Patrick, by Henry Miss Mary II Hardy, Miss Edith Broadway, by J at King House. J E M Davenport, OF Fields, by B John Bell, L L Leary, tire and daughter by J J Cherry. Mrs M Winston, Mrs W Al- by M II and wife, by Mrs Mary Stephens. J W wife, by J. W C by B E by A W On Herb rid Re. S. W. Halt, T. M. W. It. Parker II. Morris, by J. S. Congleton Hotel L. by at Hotel Latham, by Miss Etta Huns at King House. J. T. Betta, by Mrs. M. D. at King House. THEY ARE THEY ABE HERE THEY ARE HERE ARK HERE THEY ARE THEY ARE HERE THEY ARE HERE I THEY ARE HEBE ST ARRIVED TO KAY. ARRIVED TO DAY. mean those Beautiful Dram Insertion to match. Beautiful Dram With Insertion lo mulch. Dram with insertion to match. Cream with Insertion to match. Cream Laces with Insert ion to match. Cream Laces with Insertion to match. Handkerchiefs--Linen, Footing and Val Lice, suit nil makers . Handkerchiefs Linen. Footing and Val Law, lo suit nil . footing and Val 1-ace, to sail all All Hand Embroidered Lady's Handkerchiefs at each. All Linen Hand Embroidered Lady's Handkerchiefs at All Linen Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs at each. Irish Point Bureau Point Table Point Table Mats. Apron Lawn. Swiss Curtain Swiss Curtain Swiss Apron Law ii J. J. J. B. CHERRY II. CHERRY II. CHERRY co. X. c. ft CO., Greenville, X. C. ft CO. X. C BAKER HART DEALERS IN General Hardware, Just received a carload Mr CUM. cur wk manufacturers in the world and are used by many millions. I MAIN STREET, X. C SOME OLD ii i-s i The North Carolina lo a ions appoint meat, from parts tin-Slate met on the of February, 1830. Elder P. preach after which the brethren as together, and after to brother II. ton. of was Moderator, and brother R. of Elder P. W. then and the object of which was In form a for tin- pone of more genera within Carolina, the parts of the same; and then moved be formed, which to, T. D. Mason then the adoption of some rules for the purpose of effect ins this was adopted. Being multitudes within the hound of our own State, who arc destitute of the preaching the word and all the ii valuable of gospel ordinances here, in the name of the Great bend of the church bis grace to succeed our efforts, do agree lo form ourselves into a society to in- called the North Caro Una Baptist Benevolent Society, to la governed and conducted according lo the following via. Art. I. The exclusive of this shall In- to raise funds and appropriate them to the sup port of traveling preaching the gospel and taring its ordinances hill Hie bounds of North Carolina. Every who shall sub lo this it ion. and the sum of live dollars, shall In- a Member of Ibis . as long as he shall continue to pay two end fly cents and every person who shall pay the sum of dollars one time be considered a I'm- life, without further contribution. The Society shall bold its an in March, oil the days and at the place appointed, and a sermon adapted to the shall preached by some person previously appointed, a collection shall then be made in aid of its funds. I. of this society shall consist of a President, and not three Vice Presidents, a corresponding and a recording secretary, a treasurer, who with not lean than eleven other persons. all member of ii church, shall constitute ii of directors to is- elect rd by or otherwise at annual meeting of Hie The of directors, in of the shall have the power lo employ such ministers as proper, them their sphere of action, give their instructions, draw upon the treasurer for the sinus to designs into receive till all vacancies that may in their board during recess, and adopt such further measures, consistent with the Constitution, us shall deem or expedient, and make a report to at every annual meeting. i. The board shall meet by of the nun be called the President, or one Of the Vice Presidents, with concurrence of any two of its la-rs. r. money shall at any time in- paid out i in- treasury a Written order of board of rectors, signed the the Presidents, by the r v of the shall In-a line, with lb.- or the form . rum of I In- l. shall In-made Ibis ft ion except an annual of s by a I thirds present. After prayer Elder A. mi a J a short int.-i . i. I is I H ., In t i nil a . . ., had . , , -I you a short ,,.,. u i mis . so iii, -i . . two . i V . I . . . to . .-.-. . . V Slums. ; , i, Q pr. i i It was t lieu moved ; , . . , lot we proceed p BID. Q following ; P. . Raleigh. P. of Craven county, Meredith, of E and W. II. of Omni . Vie.- Presidents; brother P P rough. Corresponding brother It. of The K. Annual Almanac and paper, Word and Works, arc now from sen lo sea. are in .-all the attention of our reader- to the Almanac Recording I and II Au , . . , . now It i- a ton. . ,, , ,. ,,. . t. j, and of lid Directors lien S Simpson. . ,.,, , ,, ,. page, and the storm forecasts , , , , ,. ., ,., , J . , . ,. . I diagrams and and Elder s Ward, brother . ,. , . , ,. matter arc superior to Newborn. ,., . , ,.,, , , bus ever Inch seen I I . .,, . ., . in a 2.1 cent ills If Law I ,, . , . in. nil and inks i, , , is one the literary, home scientific in ,. ,, his i. Stokes, I. nit her ,; . . i monthly storm forecasts ex- brother J Pitt county. D ,, . , ,., , storm Elder . , ,,,, ,, Elder P , , , . i ,, , ,, , , v , Works Is per brother J la tie, Nash- . , , . . . . year and a copy ton Johnston is sent as a to Elder J Elder yearly subscriber. Single brother W It of Word and Works, a. Almanac alone. cents i. , l order to Word and U I. TI rack . county, brother St. Louis. Mo. Manning, brother PI LS. ton. Elder II Merritt. Orange. El j send eddies, to H. . II brother Co. and gel a tree sample boa of Or in known. E Phil l ; They b perfectly from every brother J Terry, Midi be purely Tin- T do not weaken by rd ii. Thai, mi mini , o i , i i v, Mr bOX meeting of the lie held .,.,, ., the fourth Lord's day. . Professional Cards S R. A El HE. N. C. before 2nd. Elder H Wail, of New In- preach the sermon. and the President I., preach the oil I in the Thai the . Directors in before I he ,;,., X. C. , Lord's and I hill o . r; Elder T, Mason preach I lie in sermon, and Elder w . P. in oil lib, Thai died copies of proceedings of this meeting together with u letter, be printed and led as soon as P. W. Dowd write the circular and lit I., printing of the The then called oil W . M. LAW . in nil Courts. s B. V. Tyson, s. Hill. , ALLOW M AT LAW, the lo ,. tin-j X. C. meeting, which in nil Courts. ion and II. Al sins, p. s. Brethren who were names are above, hope will us fol we have w. endeavored lo such as lie loll o-iii P. VI, bands are rough re of the necessity ice. u II. W. N M. C. SM. A Law. X. C. . all tin- Courts, W . I inns, N e. .,, mill.-. N. C. AN i i X. C, . ice is

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