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The Eastern Reflector
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Friday
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mind, .
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in all
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in. ii quickly
The In begun
-in pleaded the cause of
from a full
he well stored mind, Her
In- forgot
ii he
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heard with attention, The
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nail he wan ever after u
Mi- in her noble
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under my
day of
E. A. Clerk
Superior Pitt
of
i giving urea of
over one million devoted
In the
fuel of Slate has
made no
Wale,
several of the one In
with aggregate
of
mill- give
people.
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DIRECTORY.
Sun-
morning and evening.
evening.
A. . pastor.
a. m. l.
A of
Star .-all- lo
importance Ion community of
small i- m.
for Wilmington la applicable to
loan in Slate. el
enterprise evening. Rev.
will give to home m, pastor.
bur. and ,,, ,. . p. -ii
lie In every way
The more
i I lo a mm-
w. Services third
unit l. those a ho
Ur support of 1- Morion, pastor.
I families, the more prosperous p. I. Moore an
ill It
is neither or that all
in n
of one m.
would lie limn none all j Lodge, No. meets and
Inn in- i third evening. I.
use will I made of raw male llama, W. M. J. M. See.
rials
fore it larger
pie. of various There
ii. i in all
of ii- people are
Mill ii, there-
fore ii community. We
that capital will no seek
Ibis Slate. Lot our
urge ii lo do so by no only
all Investments
but nil the
can give
The Pint District.
The following is vote by
i.-s the
in the Into
Skinner.
Beaufort
k ma
Dare mi
Hertford 1,466
Martin 1,600 1,555
1,672 1,377
Pitt
Tyrrell
Washington
Total j
votes,
Small's majority, 1870,
r.
evening.
w . V u. l. river-
Sir.
K. r. Tar River Lodge, N.
every Friday evening.
E. A. C, II. A.
While. K. .
Ii. Vance Council, No.
1600, meets every Thursday even
log, W. II. Wilson. . M. IS.
. A. every
In I.
O, ball. I. L. Hargrave,
ii
our
lb .
in
ill i
t sick ,
constipation .-i ;
a million id
Liver
property ha it i One piece
Of land in ,.
in lira tun
lands of W II Bryan
i ii. , . . being former- I
deeded by l. X.
n m n OF land.
W U u decree the
P D I made
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FUN AL
W- have just receive I a new
I the of
and Caskets, in I,
and
in
v- are I i Bin-
Personal attention Riven
and bodies entrusted
lo our rare receive
respect.
or priest are than ever.
We do not want monopoly
but competition.
We can be found at any and
all limes in John Flanagan
building.
B B H N O
of December 1806. of
I. ., special
t pending, entitled Jesse
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Heavy and
GROCERIES
X. O.
f a , u -a
Cotton Bagging Tics
on hand
kept on
hand,
sold. A trial ill convince yon.
D. W.
-AT-
1660
slum
Air Figures,
Fire Works, Toys,
Cups and
Candies. Mixed Nuts.
Raisins,
Florida Oranges,
Apple-.
Malt reuses, c.
You ill never
lug a Machine.
Professional Carts
A Mills I.
a. c,
AM St
LAW.
Greenville, X. C,
The Board the
of Greenville at their regular
meeting on list day of
1806, having made follow-j
order,
Board being unable to
ascertain records what
if any, the is in
debt, ii i- hereby ordered W.
L. for
all persona holding orders upon the
Town to present
them to him on or before
i be 1st day of January, 1800. for
purpose of listing the
And the said Treasurer shall
such orders on a show-
date of orders, lo
whom payable mid amount
thereof, and report the same to
this Board at the regular
in January
In pursuance of said order notice
Is hereby given to the holders of
such claims to present them lo me
on or before the said day of
January, for the purpose
aforesaid.
This December 2nd.
W. L.
Town Treasurer
Jesse cannon. Public
tor, the estate of
Barnes, diseased.
Against
James George
Hagar Bay,
Tyson and
Queen Carmen.
Jenny Barrett who is a
in above entitled erase, will
take notice n proceed
us has
in the Superior Court
of county, before the Clerk, lo
sell the real estate of Barnes
deceased, In order to make assets
and the said defendant will further
lake notice Hint she is to
appear at pf
the Superior Court of
on Friday the 6th day of January
i in and answer or
I demur to the petition and
plaint in said notion, or
will apply lo the for
the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand, this
of November 1808.
B. A. Clerk
Court D
Cannon, Public Administrator, ad-
ministering the estate of Amy
deceased,
Williamson and others,
Monday, January 2nd, 1800, sell at
sale at court house door
in bidder
cash, that certain lot in
loan of on Hie
of and
and known ill the plan of
said town as lot number one bun-
died and twelve
III
Administering the of Amy
OLD DOMINION LINE
Dr. I.
Greenville, N. V,
C,
II, Bead, J. L.
X. C,
In all Courts.
Swift Galloway, P. Tyson,
Sana- ii in. 6.0,
ALLOW TYSON,
law,
X.
all the Courts.
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, and Fri-
days at ti A. M. for
water permitting,
Beta ruing leave Tarboro a A.
it., Greenville A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject fie.
pending on stage of water,
at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for nil points for
with railroads Norfolk,
Shippers should by
Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from
and front
Boston,
K.
N.
J. Aft.,
Greenville, X. C.
r i
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GO.
Washington.
John II. W.
N. C, N. C
LONG,
Attorneys
X.
Practice in all the Courts,
W.
N. R,
law.
Greenville, X. c.
wherever service is de-
sired.
i maw
T 1.11 mu
lull No To
Baa, worker, mike weak men
All Cure
kid
OS, or
v ill lie of an of the Si
parlor Court of Pin County in
pass of II. Greene. of Jesse
II. Cox vs Mary Cox Jesse It.
Con. Jr., the will sell
for cash at the Court House door
In Greenville OB Monday the
day of January, 1800, following
described piece, parcel or tract of
land, situated in the of
and located X
Beginning at the junction of the
Newborn and and run-
road to
James fox's line, with
line around to the
Tuft road, thence With the
road to W. Cox's two a
half acre tract lo Die
the acre the Tail road.
with said nail to
beginning, the
unit BOreS, lie
I be land owned by
Jesse I. Cox.
This 36th 1808.
G. James,
Attorney.
B. J. of W. II. On
against
B. J. Blatant.
In the above entitled action,
term 1803, of Superior
Court of Pill County, judgment
having been rendered against the
defendant in favor of plaintiff
for hundred and live
with interest, for costs,
to credits amounting lo one
hundred, and dollars
j C. CO
S 0-
only i work
prices
ti ; t.
IN
Whichard, N. C.
complete in
every department and
prices as low as the low
est. Highest
prices paid for country
produce
U. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE, i r per Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER
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In the Country.
December Ladies Home
Journal Edward much
notes the strong ten-
to country living, and be-
that is of the best
of times. Nothing in the
world can keep a man or woman
no young and fresh as lo lie able lo
lie in touch each day with the per-
freshness and youth of
life means more
out of door living, and is what
we Americans all need. We wan
our interest in things kept fresh,
and that nature does for us us
else can. The more our busy
men see rest fill ways the
inure restful will they become. The
closer we keep our children to the
Boil, the healthier will they be
and the stronger will they
develop mentally. The more our
girls breath the pure air which
God intended for all, but which
man the cities pollutes, the la-l-
women we shall have; the
fewer worried mothers we shall see.
The more our young men see of
out-of-door sports the more clearly
will they realize the greatness of
physical health. The
more the tired of
flowers plants and
will her interest in
all things natural simple; and
she sees the simplicity with
Which Nature works, unconsciously
will the la- forced upon her
enter into her methods.
all agree that there is no teach-
like lire herself. us all,
then, get as close to her as possible.
Whatever teaches is wholesome
to the mind and uplifting to the
soul ii strengthening to the
In the very act of her
wonderful ways there is
He Hired Webster For a Week.
Of comae Webster was in
and by those who could afford to
pay for his services,
Ion Herald. A sharp
man is said to have got the
of the great defender of the
an amusing way,
He had a small ease which was
to be tried one week
in June, and he posted lo
office in great haste. It was
a contest with a neighbor over a
considerable local interest, and ins
pride as a litigant was at stake.
He told the particulars
asked what be would charge
to conduct case. said
Webster, can't afford to hire
me. I should have lo stay down
there the whole week, and my fee
would lie more than whole cave
is worth. I couldn't go down there
for less than one thousand dollars.
could try every ease on the dock-
et as well as one, mid wouldn't
cost any more, for one case would
lake my time for entire week,
anyway, for I'd have to be on
right, then. Mr.
quickly responded the
your one thousand
dollars. You come down, and I'll
fix so you can try every
Webster was so amused over this
proposition that he kept his wold.
Be spent the entire week in Nan-
and appeared on one side or
the other in every case that
up for hearing. The shrewd Nan-
hired Daniel to all his
friends who were in litigation, and
received In. return about fifteen
hundred dollars, so that he got
Webster's service for
nothing, and made a good profit to
Two Years on Milk Diet.
Mr. F. n. a well-to-do
farmer living on the cast side of
the river, told us Ibis morning that
for the past two years and a half
milk has the only nourish-
he has taken, and for past
year be has mil tasted a drop of
water.
For years he suffered dreadfully
with indigestion and
of stomach and finally reached
the stage where he could retain no
food at all. He then on
milk has kept it up since to
exclusion of everything else,
though he says be is getting mighty
tired of it. A year ago he went to
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Haiti-
more, lint they could guarantee him
no permanent cure and recommend-
ed to continue his milk diet.
Mr. Hobbs is thirty four years old
has a wife and two children.
Though he neighs as much as ho
did before his illness and is healthy
looking, he is unfitted for manual
labor says an half work
undoes Ilia I
For croup, a cloth wrung out of
hot water.
Put Your Money to Use.
As a rule those who ever have
any money have it now. Those
who have business qualities are
paying what they owe that they
may begin the new year with but
few debts reeling upon them.
There arc some who forget these
things their money is about
all gone and then they have a
struggle to keep their heads above
the water for the next twelve
months. If our people would watch
more closely what they do with
their money our country would
a much fix. There
people in our country who hunt
one month out the year. This
costs a great deal. You hear just
such people wishing that they could
get along as some others do whom
they Those who get
well would if I hey were so prod-
of their time and money.
time and money is necessary to
success in life.
He Remembered the Apple
Dr. of Temple.
Boston, tells this story of one of
our distinguished men, who was
introduced at a great public meet
If made Barn Instead
appearing gratified at the
it seemed to throw him, for
a few momenta, Into a
Afterwards they Baked
him the reason for the way
which he received announce-
said the great man,
set me to thinking that I was
not really a self-made man.
replied, you
not begin to work a store when
you were ten or
said he, it was be-
cause my mother thought ought
early to have the educating touch
of
urged,
were always such a great reader,
devouring when a
he replied, lint it was
my mother led me It,
and at her knee she had me give
an account of I he book after I had
read it. I don't know being
a self-made man. I think my
mother a great deal to do with
they urged again,
integrity was your
I don't know about that.
One day a barrel of apples came to
me to sell by the peck; after the
manner of some store keepers, I
put ones the bot-
tom and the In -I ones at top.
My unit her called me and naked
what I was doing. I told her,
she if you do that
you will lie n And I did
not do it. I think my mother had
something to do with my integrity.
And, on the whole, I doubt
Whether I am a self-made man. I
think my mother had something to
do with making me anything if I
am of any
said Dr.
the boy who had such a mother;
happy the mother who bad a
so appreciative of his mother's
formative
Keeping at it is the
key to successful advertising. You
can not spurt much and win. A
business career that goes by fits
and starts will not pay so well in
the long run and a business that
follows it course out for
and keeps increasing its
as the business demands it
the maximum is reached. There
is a maximum for a small business
beyond which it is not economy or
policy to go. Have you advertised
from some one else
did, or yon meant to get
Ii i out of it I This will bear
thinking
For sudden hoarseness, a lump
of the size of a pea dissolved
in the mouth.
For water taken
freely before bedtime.
For headache, application of
water to the back of the neck
the feet.
For earache, a bit of cotton
snaked in oil and sprinkled with
pepper.
Or, the core of n warm, boiled
onion.
To hit he weak eyes, salt
For cramp the foot, pressing
the hollow of the foot against some-
thing round and hard.
For threatened pneumonia, a
plaster of and
For loose bowels, drinking
milk.
is
J,
TO PEOPLE OF AMI
MAKE Oil STOKE m show
-------YOU THE LINK OF--------
EVER shown in
You can select your I while here and
take it homo with you. Show you a full line of
GOODS and NOTIONS, SHOES,
HATS, and is no
trouble lo show goods. We you all a cordial
Invitation.
It seems to lie a very general rule
with newspapers to
while its antithesis,
is written with a small let-
There appears to be some
philosophy underlying this. Per-
haps the newspaper man thinks it
heal to leave the of
the lower regions alone. He may
go there some a visit,
be able
whole outfit with dues
from delinquent
have taken up their ant
J. M. Knight.
Covering it burn
soda or soda water.
with powder
BAKER
DEALERS IN
General
Hardware,
For ivy poisoning, wood ash lye,
washed off with warm water and
applied.
For nosebleed, tannin snuffed.
For throat, a compress of
cold Housekeeping.
Just received
r-.
PILLS.
. ml tn II. E. I'm
A Co., and a box of Dr
New LI to Pill. A trial a ill
yon their Them
in Bad are
the cum
II. Vat Malaria
and beta
proved Invaluable. They are
led to lie from every
,. . . . and to be purely
vegetable. not weaken by
action, but by giving lone to
in-is. bowel greatly invigorate
I ,, Mac Hie. per box.
Sold by Jno. L. Woolen,
the largest
manufacturer in toe world and ore used by
many millions.
MAIN . N.
WASHINGTON
Washington. l. He .
Tin- Democrats of House
were for the
who have been work
so haul to make adjourn
Democratic caucus a cat and
dog light would have resulted
In faction and
wise injuring the par
The wag held, and
I hero was no light all. On the
contrary, the was entirely
harmonious even any show
feelings Indulged in
by According lo the
rule g It-Hi. if rat if caucus
action could lie
anything except lite resolution,
fared caucus held last June,
providing that an vote
of two-thirds of a caucus should
caucus binding upon
whole body, except in cases
where individuals pledged
their word or been Instructed by
their conventions to tin-
resolution was
iii opposition. There talk
in the party policy
to be pursued present sen
bill prepared Miles
for army.
has been introduced in
bill as far us it will
ever got, as the Hull bill, prepared
largely under direction of Sec-
Is hacked by the ad
ministration by
can leaders in the and i-.
present plans are changed,
i. be put through House lie
fore the Christmas The
Democrats are opposed t. Keeping
i he volunteers in sen Ice until
Hill becomes
a law. a- proposed by the
trillion, bill their protests will not,
it is change the
because the desire to gel the vol-
mustered out is counted
upon to kelp got the votes needed
to increase of the
regular lo men. The
House Military Committee has in
nimbly reported u resolution of
feral by Representative of
Virginia, asking the Secretary of
War lo inform the House
towns in i and the
Philippines will have to be
soiled by Slates troops,
number of troops for each town
and the Dumber that will lie re
Hired at home.
Although Vest did not
submit his declaring
that under the Constitution this
government cannot adopt the
colonial system, but
all territory acquired lie gov-
with purpose f
mutely such . policy of
for admission t. party at this session us Mr.
Union, message was about the
colleagues before offering it, pp,,, ,,, administration to-
and giving notice of his from
lo deliver a speech In suasion is,
an early day, Its underlying
is endorsed by demo the administration and Hie
Senators. Already the re Republicans in Congress
publicans are saying Senator I In- of
Vest will not be allowed ,.,, extra session
Ids resolution in open session, Congress, if it can pus
a speech in of The word has been
resolution will necessarily around that all
against of the appropriation bills must be
, a as
peace and must w ,.,.,,,.,,
. will be pushed by the lead
The Philippine problem is era.
the republican nu end of
trouble,
a timid iii bundling Kit-
,. . , , I
political but he M , mi so-
know lodged himself at a what damage in New harbor,
to do with this one when he the pilot's care in
several of the pro Sticking close to what should have
,, , , , , been a
lime made In . , , ,
. was. low, and
get rid the Islands. my big ship Ac
part. I wish were of this sort to
in the bottom of the Mr. occur from time time where the
allowed be Is so alight between
his lenders vessel war
. , , , ship-, winch
that ho has no ambition to lead headway, seem to
n Philippine policy, but will be be peculiarly liable to such mi-
to follow
p v that In lie in
with public
preference that it sh
that will enable us get of the
ii ii i p. lo do
without I
open ti chin
human liberty. . I ml
without war. There is
reason for lug that ii it ; lo
be done over again, Mi.
would of
the and sale
which
pay Spain for something we do not
know 1.1 do Dill that
son of hind sight help the
sit ion one bit.
The clique bus i
Irving I. Keep
receiving and deserved
ever since bis return from a
Spanish prison, ha- succeeded
gelling Iii in ordered lite
country for period,
was discovered that was
the man needed lo superintend
the repairs the Spanish gun-
sun; in
bay, which have been raised and
sent Kong, a
made by
tried u short leave
lo attend to some private matter,
going so far away, but
was refused him and be given
peremptory orders lo leave for
Kong mi the steamer that
sails from Hun Francisco, Christ-
eve.
The proposition,
and the jointly build
control the Nicaragua
has. with any marked
The Morgan Hill, by
which the Slates v. ill
i out rolling interest in com-
which will build the
guaranteeing
of the Company's bonds, lobe Is
sued the discretion of the
dent, i- now the
with the right of way. Senator
Morgan. Its author, says It will pass
ii big majority. Democrats
generally would prefer that
Canal lie built by gov-
and owned Ly It, it
is not as a
and each Senator will
vole iii accordance hi-
views. the House
w ill do this bill will depend
largely upon the attitude of the
administration towards it-
tilde not yet clearly
though Mr.
building the Canal,
Two for
Investigation of war,
one by Senator Vest,
other by Representative
lull there is little probability
either a Hi adopted.
i arc as reticent
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BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION I helping W
SI p
an
Session.
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S. C,
Mail Matter.
AIM
at
P. M., Vice W. U
.-a in Hi.- The
touching cooperation with
I colored people m
BIB, 1808. report . the Board of
taken
,.,,
, J. K. White and
m it was adopted.
of volunteer. v Hunter offered
,. committee to nominate
n the Cuban Board Bar The
well
. win
an baa
patriot,
The
Interesting
valuable
of the
The First
, Havana,
on
light over of the
troop, and them
all the way to their a die-
seven
Two of our
have
the
valued
enter-
thirtieth year and the lien
eighteenth-
papers.
that a mania found
home pride to slander
his town, but baa one
We are told that V.
M. was
home here evening, and
while talking to stranger
on the train told them he did not
,,,. why the Baptist State
I ion was here, that the town
could not
farther way
that a few ago the
was held
here, that
ii awl had
in taken of.
Thia a willful false
no one la better aware of
ii than the author. The Oar-
mot here in 1803,
attended u full delegation,
It most handsomely enter
as every one l-n present
and a-
proceedings of the shows in
expressing their
of the same. The
suite has been with us
days, the
and visitors attendance
mid if any one
;, doubt about their well
he to ask any
can i- fur
entertain more were here, and
people
have expressed i wore
not
from source ii did
perhaps this slander should not
have been out Iced, bat ii being
I'm
let ii pa---
can be mid
randy
the prospect the author of
moving away. Ho long
of contempt with
most people here, and the be
departs the better they will It.
But the town gets him gain
l. A. of Mon
Monday, very
prominent
county
a and was
Slat,
during
Board. . .
P. P. Hobgood, Os
ford
port on and the report
tr the time laid on the table.
in, the report
S.
was
t;. Finch offered report
a op
work,
it p. Heater report
B r Education,
which
at M i,,,
it.
Convention met at o'clock
devotional conducted
W. Scarborough.
the
report Ministerial Belief which
was adopted without
Rev. II
report
is. to
Orphanage, giving the
of the Institution. There
with more ad
mission. These children are fed,
clothed an average
of per
was discussed
W. Bailey and K. K.
Rev A.
a bat collection lie taken for
which
The report tin- Female
was read by Prof. W
Dr.
I.
Held,
Raleigh, also made
remarks in
X. B. took charge a
fur
the
with
Like ail the weather we
during the
dawned beautifully- H
a grand day. ill Which
could in
beauty of holiness.
The exercises of -lay
a Sunday school meeting,
sen ice led
In II. A. Al-
i. W.
charge of the meeting and an-
Inter
minute talks were made
in N. B. A. E.
E. B. J. W.
Bailey and II. Moore.
u o'clock Dr. W. Carter,
Raleigh, preached In the Baptist
church Rev. B. Wall
in the church ;
the In
Presbyterian church ; I.
in the
church and B.
church,
o'clock a Sunday school mass
meeting was held, presided over by
N. The report on
Sunday schools was rend and
by S. B.
W. B. and It.
An interesting feature w
was the rendering by John
Raj My Clod to
in deaf and dumb
language, Mr, II. A. in
the signs in mug.
to total
mount,
the convention Bight,
the
work of the night
was a
paying for the church at Murphy.
Hi. A. in prayer.
Hume took charge of
meeting to preside over
lie made .-me
prefatory remarks relative
history and l
of w ho de-
livered an address n ion
The next speaker was Hi. K
on the
Convention of 1830.
Prof. B. W.
I College boom
Importance
of our
These were all of
matter hack
century.
The present of the Bis
in society were re-elected,
T. Hume.
W. 1-
-J.
Chairman on
cation T. M.
A motion was adopted Unit the
Historical Society with
appointed to
program.
Hay sang
in
Marsh Ilia
W. Greene, missionary to
China, would on January tie
part his wife and daughter
return to their i
land, farewell
now beheld.
foreign Mission Mission of
the Slate, took charge of tout
well
Taylor was requested
,,, words of farewell for
the Convention. also
a farewell word to the ton
Veil ion.
Hume offered a
of Mr. I- oilier
brethren in China-
Prayer for tin- departing mis
bis family was offered
.,;, Re With Von Till We
Heel was as OB
shake was
was by
Hr. Skinner.
o'clock,
in the chair. He
were
in Herring, by
N. r,. offered report
nominal Ministerial
Board which
B. White, W. M-
a coin
mil toe t With the coin
Western
missionary work.
moved that the
Store idea bland form of
letter to
be furnished all desiring use
I hem. Adopted.
V B. offered the
lowing
Rev. J. W. read re
port on Work. It was
by K. H. Jones.
A was author
to printing of the
A letter was read from W.
able to attend the
vent ion.
A I
i. was adopted.
Thomas lb.
Resolved. Thai we hereby ex
our cordial appreciation of
by our , by
people i
neutrally of and
thank all those who have
s on our way and in our work.
The Doxology was Dr. J-
Carter offered closing pray-
and at i o'clock
of the close to
meet with the Church
in Asheville Wednesday tin
second Sunday in Dec. 1800.
had another
the church
morning, The devotional-
by Miss
J. While.
Secretary
an address on Stale Missions.
were then bad
introduced by the Nice
Presidents of different
This was followed by
reports from individual Societies.
l. paper on the
School for w mA Mu
Greene. .
Reports of wen-
of some of the
ions from the Central
had
prepared by Hog, WM read
Miss
Che following
and unanimously adopted
That the thanks f
Woman's Missionary Societies
North ,
be and are hereby extend-
I .
and to
the Methodist church
of its of worship.
We wish also to express our
the
LAND SALE
virtue of ii decree of the
Court of Pitt
the day f
Special therein
pending, entitled Cannon,
public Administrator, administer
estate of Warren
deceased
and l will on Thursday,
January 12th, 1800, at o'clock
M. in trout of Com
door hi of sell
at t the highest bidder
five-sevenths Interest in that ear
track of laud situated In on-
township, ad
joining lands of
the Sam Manning land and
others, M acres more
less. Tonne of Hie cash.
This Dec. 13th, 1808.
Administering the estate of War
ran Braxton, deed.
REMEMBER
Ed. H.
l nave on
and For Sale
i r
n . t
Kill line
of maid
silver-
Fork-.
call
J. B.
Everything
YOU NEED
. i now and ever shall be head-
quarters for
SANTA
and Christmas Goods of every
description. I have opened
up the prettiest line of Holiday
Goods that have ever been dis-
played in Greenville,
everything from a
penny toy to a rich handsome
gift. Hereby fail not to
my stock or yon miss the
of your life to purchase
your wants for Christmas.
TOY MAN.
A beautiful Line
-In make-------
can found at store.
That a committee of
live members of the Is-
f pointed confer with the railroad
authorities of this State with
of
I ions and low el rates for delegates
and In attending our annual
sessions.
A old who was ;
at was
In the Federal l
Opening letters sent to
another bug, and was
to for
The report on Sunday
was
Miss B.
a meeting la the
Methodist church of all women who
fell an interest In Woman's iv
male There was a
large oil
The roads showed very little favor
to the Convention. For
special they gave from
only M cents lower
regular fare for the
round trip, with a
from other
The w as adapted
i. Johanna read the report
obituaries, referring to the death of
Ur. B. I. Fleming, A.
ton, I and
who had away the
last year- The report was adopted
Report of the on Min-
and was
read and adopted. It
by
A. W. Retail read the
gram which was response to
from the North
Una at the Seminary
entertained us while
in that city- , ,
be published in This
Mils,
w.
. W. . At i in-
W.
.
closed a
well the Union M-
Miss who
t inn
China.
Remembered by Sycamore Hill.
lot he white Baptist Stale Con
We the
more Hill church colored
did appreciate
glorious sermon by I--
Sunday morning at
o'clock. was powerful
and full of Holy Spirit.
At the union sen by Or.
K. assisted by
dent Taylor also Kev.
we don't remember the other part
of bis name, but they were all
and oh, what a Service we
had. The rich truths they
Imparted to us were glorious, we
have never witness a service
than on Sunday, the rich
lion on the Urn's of char-
Moral training, education, MM
wealth, they spoke very
along lines, and oh, how our
people was enthused.
At A. M.
preached a rich and glorious sir
Dr. thus. K.
short talk. We and
Baptist for
able We pray bless-
upon glorious and
we pray the blessing
the while church of this
low ii where the Baptist State
was first
of Sycamore
church.
Nuts,
of all kinds,
of all Kinds. Best
and
and nice
As usual I
am headquarters for
FireworkS
have a largo
to visit my store.
n , Mm
X-T
CHRISTMAS
GOODS, Notions. SHOES,
Notions,
Hats, and
Hats. Trunks and
A full line of--
All delivered free to any
part city,
H. B.
It. It.
N.
Just In.
Call and see them.
Barnhill,
H. M,
TO
-the
iii mm
class
tor The
Life Insurance in the
Martin,
CM.
K.
RICKS TAFT STOCK
-----It must lie sold by---------
JANUARY 1st, 1899
And order to do this they will lie sold
than IF
AT HOT AND THAN IV
This is no fake, tome and price the goods and sea that we mean
-hut we This is a CASH SALE, not ask for credit.
Mach-
IS
Heavy and
GROCERIES
GREENVILLE, N. C
Old it Ewer occur to Von
Vehicles, all kinda
on short notice. Cotton and Tics always
Wagons , hand
Posts, etc., made kept on
order, I baud. produce
s o Dickinson Avenue, sold. A trial will you.
I D. W.
That when you buy It Is
economy to get best t
That is w hat have,
The lies of everything.
For Christmas
We can all your la
Flue Candies, Fruits of all kinds,
Nuts, Raisins, Ac. We have Hue
in a put up es-
for And
don't i that
BO.
Yes, We Have On the Hun.
Prices and Hard Must
Nothing Can Bland
en New
and Marvel
oils
See and
Price bid aim
The best manufacturers
goods this
Hun ever baton
WE GOT
houses laid
a Hue of extra
choice styles fur their
Large jobbers
the to i-ash
Fine Goods
Bought low
can he sold
Cheap.
And we will Om- grant Sail
and Winter stock has lie.-n
at bargain and shall a
bargains. Men and
Hals, Cape end Dents
The and most
of new and
Mr Styles you ever laid your eye
An immense line of now
as well as all the leading
standard grades.
Come and bee t
Frank Wilson,
e-M
lit N
line of stationery at
tor
No the weather
now.
to Long fur everything
you want Christmas goods.
cents
u pound, at Samuel M. S.
Ink for marking
at Hook
thing is Christ-
Bias. It is than two
There is almost a famine
town, every out just
at this time.
J. L. have some
interesting talk in to-
day's paper,
split bottom chair.
Owner cull this
property.
There will beg grand tournament
and ball at
day, Jan. 4th.
urns are being sent out
for a ball Falkland on
day evening, Dec.
s. Smith .-alls attention to
Ins st a-k of Christmas goods, u
nice line all the through.
assortment of lolls and
Toys over brought to
can be found at James Long's.
The Convent ion is a thing of the
past, bill its memory will long live
with people.
If the ladies want to see some
pretty papers and tablets they
should cull at
Court- opened Monday
morning, after having taken a
for
of a calendar.
Several in
the recent store at-
den, have and
brought here to jail.
I have a full line of works,
Emits, Confections, all kinds of
for Christ
mas. Jam km
The Store has a
lot of lb hies and Testaments.
Those wanting them for Christmas
presents should call and make
their selections.
Tell all the good people I have
made head at
a full of
everything for the children's stock-
your laundry ready to go
off Wednesday morning. Nice work
every line and always
Wilmington Laundry.
Large supply of ledgers, day
books, papers, tablets, pencils,
pens,
and oilier
just in a
Store.
Turner's N. C. Almanac for
The Old up to date con
tin- newly of-
As
for sale by Hook-
Mr. Abdel Hurt.
At the tire Monday several men,
Mr. II. among them, had
a ladder on the porch of the build-
to enable them to get water to
the men the roof, While live
men were on this ladder it slipped
and fell, two of them falling on Mr.
He was very painfully
hurl but fortunately no bones were
broken. Ho is e. to his room
at the King House bat hopes to
get out in a few days.
Ill II All
But Keep and
Going.
LI,
is visiting Mm. J. L.
Miss Susie Of is
the of untie, E.
A.
Annie Kitchen,
is visiting
Motile and Etta Taylor,
of Wilson, who have been
Mrs. S. Lee, returned home to
Bay.
Dr. E. A. left this morn-
for Philadelphia to take a little
sou of Mr. Crawford to the hospital
for I real men,
Misses Harris, of
ton and Annie Noel, of Mississippi,
who have visiting Mrs. II. A.
White, have to
It. M. Kill-man, editor
who came down Satin-
day evening to the Con veil
left this morning.
Mrs. T. It. Moore is quite
W. M. left this for
of Norfolk
night here.
over
this
Miss Minnie left this
illuming for a visit to
It. Greene returned
evening a trip to
Congressman elect J. Small
of Washington, spent Monday and
Tuesday here.
Mark Cherry, of who
had been .-pending a few days
here, left this morning.
Miss Nellie Simpson, of Hamilton,
who has beau visiting Miss Willie
left this
Mrs. L, W. Lancaster and
Hen of are
visiting Mrs. S. Cough-Ion.
Erwin, who has
visiting his in this enmity,
left this morning fur
Mrs, Ur. Powell, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
C. left even-
Little Miss Bet tie who
has been visiting her
Mis. Henrietta Williams,
lo her home
A Fins
people and every
visitor greatly the singing
Mr. II. A. of Atlanta,
during the Convention. He has
a magnificent and his solos
were No finer singer has
ever heard here. lie has
promised to visit again.
FINAL
Movement For The Memorial
Window.
lee
tin- Slat, . em
here was held night, when I
. L. Johnson, of
lied a Al
Dr. J.
Blade relative lo
it had tin-
gates to meet in and
he fell like asking the people to let
Convention .-nine here every
lie also
to the building of the
here as a
lion of the Coin and said
be Wis going lo raise the t.,
put the memorial window in
building. He Gelled for subs, rip
and in a short while had hall
enough for the window and said
he going right it and
complete the work.
fell like going up an hug
the dear old man, for while
were too lo speak of
ill p. I ll.-i r guest s, t here
is not lung that
u than the preened of
having the
WOULD NOT IT.
and
III
ii i r. i
Mi.
ha- been low, died
. CM. pi, for
and a heal
in- is seldom beard.
The cos c. has
earl wins-Is from
i.,
Mr. a railroad
Tin-day last nigh in
town. Hi- went lo Stain Hill o- I
lo gel his horse, and will g.,
over right of tin- new rail
road from here lo its in,
on back. Hie
is gelling up the right
way.
Mr. B. traveling sales
man for I
Wire morn. I
his lip I,, the
He will be gone,
several and will probably
take in
KM . It. H. Carroll and wile
by his wife's lister,
Miss Rosa an- with it.- lo
This
with
we are ready for all
W ill. w ill, i
Ready a ii h h W Inlet
am, Tailor made lull i -.-.
lib den. V,
Id-adv w
with n u
Eider How n -1
II i
with inter v, ill, U
to supply 0-0 ltd
MAI
H JO.
Carroll's old We are glad
lo see him and hope to have him
rendered his opinion, in which I for several limes before
I C d.
Savage, Son Co,,
CL ,
building, Front St., NORFOLK, VA.
BETTINa READY
Every hi
a ordeal u If the Dal
get ready for it,
there ii no telling
what may
ii full
of uncertainties U
Nature b not proper
Mother's Friend
U the brat help you can at this time
It Is a and
plied several months
it make the advent easy nearly pain-
teat- It relieves Opal morning
relaxes the unit
the n-n led feeling,
rapid and
any
Mother's m for only one
purpose. to relieve motherhood
danger and pain.
I- alt et
,.;. i. ii-i-r ii r-iii-a
So, v ,
for wish, e . be to adult o
a i
LO OW.
H Likes It.
Ill Writing lo renew his
for year Mr. S.
Jr., of Me., Is
kind enough to say
is to your town. Twice a
week is none too often to hear from
my home, and your news
is always
Much In Little.
It from six to eight years
for the antlers of a stag to attain
their full sue.
It is estimated that
bicycles have made in
Europe and America.
A healthy baby increases to
treble its weight at birth in the
course of its first three month-.
Professor of Harvard,
is said to the only man living
who lead Indian Bible.
AI the of Mrs.
and her children, Hunt is
to write a life of former
dent.
A Firs.
Aland MM Monday the L.
house, by Mr.
Arthur, caught on lire In the
roof. It was burning rapidly when
discovered and took pan work to
save the building. The fire
turned out but do
nothing with of
a of water in the
The tire was out by
Oaf the
portions of the roof. The
building was considerably
and the also
Wand loss by removal of fur
held that Judge II.
Jr., was entitled In
of as Judge of the
Judicial bis for
I lull A. M. Moor.- wrote
all claim In the
give the letter herewith
peaks for Itself i
I am without as to
election of Judge for the
Judicial District other that
recent issues of
the papers.
I have no knowledge
lion as to what action you will
lake in matter, bill I have
very clear opinion as lo what
duty is, mid I feel that I can best
discharge by relieving the
any uncertainly or
which may exist.
Judge and were
only candidates for Judge of
district and it is fair to presume
that the electors who east their
ballots believed that were
voting for one or the oilier of us
did not intend to vole for any
other person for that position, tin
the face of the returns I am
entitled to receive the
sale of election and your
as Judge, bill same returns
show that I did not receive it ma-
of en. led Votes.
I desire to say that under such
I waive any right or
claim I limy
and commission. I could not
without a sacrifice of my self re-
and tin entire surrender of
my conscientious convictions
in hold the j and
think title to the of
Judge should above all others be
free from suspicion.
I write frankly lo you, though
some carping critic might say
my action in the premises is
lure, but I feel sure that neither
you nor any gentleman
will so consider it, or my
Very
M.
Post.
he goes luck.
Look out for the new
to be issued In the
will lie in tin-form
a between agent and
and will give you some in
figures.
Saturday evening officers passed
here w it II accused of.
and bound
jail.
Saturday Mr. Ty
son, who yea In o miles
here produced a for
Williams and Sylvester
accused of breaking in his tobacco
barn and stealing his potatoes,
Those worthy gentlemen tried to
train from the
site side night and
cape peace, but
House was time enough for
and grabbed them us they
Started in the dour. With some
assistance he brought before
J. II. Cox, who gave I hem a trial
and bound over lo jail. So
there goes two more
Liberal Advances mi Consignment, Prompt
in Cotton Bagging, Ties
Agricultural and patronage so-
LOOK
HERE.
Fall and Winter look
Cotton lagging and Ties and a full hoe
Heavy Groceries have arrived and will put
the so low to you until it will compel you
buy. Ii you once goods and hear the
customer
is somewhat
of
in lo our
to pay owe us.
We do mil like to refer In such
matters Iii print, we hove
gallons In meet if our sill,
not pay Us will not
lie lo meet This is the
lime of when people to
he paying their debt.
who this
whether us tot
of course it is Intended
only for who one.
do not nail to he reminded
again. promptly
for your paper if owe it.
Greenville, N
f OLD
I m
still in the a Beal
in the and bring your
fie want it arc able to pay tor it, bring
it to us get the highest market price.
friends
EVANS. CRITCHER CO.
Proprietors of The Old Warehouse
GREENVILLE, N. C
ENJOYED DAY.
allow me space in your
paper to express to the
of the
here, our of the x ulna
service to us Sun
Dee. nth, by two
lo
of God to us. we
K. with us at eleven
o'clock, Ray, J. Porte at
o'clock. Both able
sermons we were greatly
J.
See. M. K. Church.
mi.
Pain-Killer.
la
as and SO
ONLY
THE EXCELLENCE OF OF FIGS
tn
to with which it la
only, to
all tin- pI
original As I ho
by Co.
only, n will
in the
par-
Th . of tho
with the
th
to
MM tho
of It U
in all
as it on tho
it
them, it or
lit t
of
k- i n i.
P COUNTY BUGGY CO
EDWARDS
no
rs in all
a specialty
All We see
it are pro, t-
J. L, SUGG
Life, Fire
Accident Insurance. s
Represents only First Class Com-
in Building opposite
GREENVILLE, N.
4-
-c-
p. J.
Green County Muddle.
i only
,,.,, Ox that H reveling U
,,,,,, a dual government
trying
of report made by I he of ;
Cerium
recently .
i of matriculated
Department this
numb
a, date his, year.
and has
I ho . he c.
Of tee
the onto.
i,.,. the
appeared the tad
St, . i
,,,,.
that all the
Thai have
I.,,, Monday the Democrat,
Mr. W. Duke has added
the
and also turned
the Mary
ow of young women, r. a.
the
He also
,.,,.
are erecting a Craven
Memorial Hall ousting .
school building and have
been erected for the Trinity ft
The New York World.
I he Beat
A YEAR Si.
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of m rep
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i. . ,.
n-
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York n-
v m
Ho M
haw Wart
Muter to j
A.
. in.
Tin-
total valuation of
Two . M
J been added to l
. retiring board and
into office.
were worn
B total of The corps of
are
.;.
.,. had been
,.,,. r
the
.,.,.,,,,
in favor o.
,.,.,. the
and to
budge, and there they are.
M interesting muddle,
but while ii
public
settled b the
i. . .
humor
Ur .
i II
I now
Society has a civic
to be held
22nd. The purpose hi ,
have each year on this occasion
n address . mom subject
mU a better civic life. I
been thought wise to have
The society h
.,. a. the first
Judge
of Wilson.
Professor de-
liver the Alumni address at
at
in June.
Cards
Mills K. Eure.
M been fortunate to T
at LAW,
Greenville. S.
II,. D.
in June. S.
Professor Jerome will take -i
Junior and Senior
W.
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i i i m
,.,. n, ii.
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and
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and Boa
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should
S.
Sew
from
Washington, .
j.
K. C.
Card;
Political to
iii for the purpose
the public institutions.
of studying M.
Jim,
. . .
Financial to the Church.
on baa
observing
to In an
There is something inexplicable
the attitude of some women in
their duty to the
.,,., contribute, I can I
the woman who
cents for a buckle, n
for throws a
Into the It
were not so
to note the richly gowned,
daintily
Seven lawyers were up
to their cars In will case of con
the several parties to
ton prayer meeting
one night and settled the whole
What a shock moat
have been to the lawyers
j. i. Fleming.
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UNDERTAKER
FUN All
EMBALMERS
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We Have a new
he and the nicest or
and Caskets, in wood
Sic and brought
I We are prepared to do em-
i all l
Personal attention given to
and bodies
to will receive -very
mark respect.
Our 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
Boggy
We carry a line of
celebrated
Geo. S. Parker
Fountain Fen
It is a big hit in pen
and is distinctive Parker
Not only does it k
but soiled
fingers.
, attire. A
give the miserable tin-
many a
dame and
Treasurer Wants
enroll him. has never had
Mk. J.
Eagle, N.
December
DI
. n. ., i. P
Par
at o a
and ; inn Daily
The State Treasurer has sent to
all the h letter in which he
them . remit the State
for 1808 III an rally day. in order
to meal the demands upon the
i during the next few weeks.
One law week the auditor la-
pension warrants
1st
on the I debt.
I, ill to
meet the next Hf
and to
taxes without delay,
forward what is
amounts or N M
the on Initial
payments are ha.
time last year.
Mr ll a clever and
politic act when invited
Joseph his daughter
i,, the Presidential par-
o the Atlanta Peace Jubilee,
next week. ac-
the
S , via All
it R. H-
S SO p. S-m av I
w P.
a .
a.
m i a.- . I
every Bun-I .
morning and evening. ,
Thursday evening. u
A. W. pastor. Sunday-
m. C. I.
superintendent. jar
services.
;,,,,,. ,, , K, a,
aS
morning and evening, t
j C. k CO
N. O
1--------
Cure Ail
Liver ills.
.-
evening.
n m. Watson, pastor.
S p. m. W. V.
third
Sunday,
Morton, pastor, Sunday-
p. in. J.
Sunday.
or. N. i
except gun i y, T
a. r. B.
an nine leave a
. in-
on Bran.-s
II la. P. m-
Hi
Iron Fencing
work
reasonable
The Daily Reflector
All o Salve.
The I.-I III . rt far
I-
price I V
I.
of YOU
constitution undermined by ex
t in eating, by
the laws of nature, or
physical capital all zone if so,
NEVER DESPAIR
fun's Liver Tills will cure you.
For aide headache,
sour stomach, malaria, torpid
liver, biliousness
mil all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
an absolute cure.
LODGES.
r. a A- M.
Lodge, and
third Monday
llama, W. M. M. Sec.
I o O. Y.
evening.
n. t. i-
ton. Baa,
K. of P.- Tar Lodge, No.
as mean every Friday evening. Dr.
K Move. Jr., C. H. A.
White. andS.
j. t No.
even
w- , H- M. B.
Lang, Bee.
la o A. every
O. Ii. I. l
II M
I m
It M K, Traffic
MILLIONS A WAT
It I.
In et one In
Who aw not to b to
The Th.
Ian of Dr. ff lad
over ten million Mai
if
and u of the
Tl r aT. of C bast and Luna,
are It. n
get a bottle
and II.
to W U. t
IN
Gives tho home news every
afternoon at small price
cf cents a month, are
you a subscriber It not
you ought to be.
The Eastern Reflector
Whichard, N. C
The Stock complete in
every department and
as low as the low
est. Highest
prices paid for country
produce
TWICE-A WEEK.
Is a year and contains
every
to the
those
co. that
more than
l III
The Eastern
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION TERMS per Year in Advance.
VOL. XVII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COl N. C, TUESDAY, NO
in
Friday
THE GREAT
Concluded to Remove our Business from Greenville
DECEMBER 25th, 1898
WE HEREBY OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Etc.,
AT AND BELOW COST
This is no Fake, but a genuine bona Aide announcement. Everybody should take advantage of this great
out sale, as our prices will astonish you. Our stock comprises all the novelties of the season. Come
at once and make your Fall purchases and get the first pick.
STORE,
Next Door to Greenville near House. Of the Red
Store Fixtures for sale.
Greenville Tar
local buyers, of transformation occurred.
.- r. Mi,
is a historic town.
Washington spent a night
there in the en route
to Charleston, taking Hal-
Point,
Wilmington,
us the house
in the good man, who never
not, spent the
night. In his the venerable
Father I stop in
dirty little town the Tar
He made the same reference to
the His-
fails to give what he thought
of Wilmington then,
but one can well imagine what lie
have six months ago.
They say that at limes the
man use language more
than polite, we can
therefore imagine what he would
have said hail his visit been made
during the early part of this present
year of grace.
Whatever may have
been In other days, it is certainly a
busy, thriving, progressive
now. And our friend
the genial editor of the DAILY
says did it.
Greenville has developed into one
of the tobacco markets in this
State, as Pitt and
counties arc producing the lines
quality of the leaf large and
growing quantities. A little
steamer makes
trips to Washington, the home of
two of Democracy's successful
champion- in the late contest-
Judge II. Brown Con-
John H Small.
the highest for all
that la carried to that market. A
splendidly equipped branch of the
Atlantic Coast Line passes
ville, it with Kinston
The Vote.
The following is the aggregate
vote for each for Rep
in Congress as correct-
ed and
District John H. Small,
Democrat, j Harry Skinner.
L,
District CleO. II. While.
Republican, ; W. B.
II. Lloyd,
Third Charles it. Thom Cherokee
Democrat, John G.
To Governor and Mrs. Jarvis,
Editor and Mrs. Whichard, we are
Indebted for very kindly
The King Hotel, which was a
the south, and the rest of the comfortable home for a of
world and Halifax on the north, the preachers and visiting states-
The entire section tributary to this men during the past week, cluing
road la one of the richest in forming ed hands this week. The
productiveness in the State. House extends a hospitable
The several Christian come to all. and its host. Mr.
lions have churches, and each Charles Skinner, is failing in
to have the beat pastor, his polite attention.
And the singing by the of Kev. Mr. the
the Methodist and Baptist churches general idea and enjoyment of
which we heard, is not surpassed when he said lie wished
the State. j would extend mi invitation to the
Governor Jarvis showed n Convention to make that town the
house ill which Washing- permanent meeting place every
the trip above re- year. It la a good town, fall of
to. The building is in good fashioned, North
preservation, and still hospitality. May growth lie
we think of course, is point- to its
eel to with pride by the
Hans, shortage Expenses That Can lie Cut
in soap the time of the Off.
visit. i
, ,, . . ., . Another useless expense t hat our
An incident has recently cut off is
ed which crept o'er the f for no-
so softly that the people awoke every and con-
stable of his election. According
to our present law it is the duty of
the sheriff of every county to
every magistrate and constable
of his election, and he is allowed it
fee of sixty cents for every such no
Alleghany
Alison
Ashe
Bertie
Brunswick
Burke
ins
Cat aw I
Chatham
to the situation an a dream.
Those heretofore in authority, to
the disgrace and humiliation of the
people, were persuaded to resign,
and good men were promptly in-
dueled their places, now
Greenville boasts an honest mid In
city government
of the la-st citizenship of
the place. Mr. Alex. Blow,
the workers in the
party one of the State's
withal, would blush to lie
credited with clever piece of
Besides tobacco, cotton is largely diplomacy, but he was there when
This one item must
cost the taxpayers of North
at least at the late
it of this
county 031.20 for the
notify our rates
and constables, which was just
that money thrown
of course every
knew
of his election a few hours there
ham Record.
fourth District John W. At-
water, Independent Populist,
; Joseph J. Jenkins,
Fifth District W. W.
Democrat, Spencer B. Ad-
inns.
Sixth District John D. Bellamy
Jr., Democrat, Oliver II.,
Seventh District
Hints, Democrat, i
son II Caldwell, II,
District
Money, ;
F. ; John
M. Brow,
William Craw
ford, Democrat,
Geo,
K. Populist.
The following is vote I'm Hake
and for Judge.
en it is the only vole in
which there are no
W. A. B.
Hole, D.
lay
Cleveland
Columbus
Cumberland
Dare
Davidson
Durham
Gates
i Graham
Greene
landlord
Halifax
i wood
Hyde
Jackson
Johnston
Jones
Alexander
1,878
1,704
1,732
1,678
1,438
in
1,300
1,443
2,4.15
1,218
i r
1,853
1,403
1,815
1,210
1,324
1,367
1,637
1,514
1.171
Madison
Martin
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery
Moore
Nash
Hanover
Onslow
Grange
Person
Pill
Polk
1,531
Rutherford
Sampson
Wanly
1,731
Swain
Transylvania
1,284 Tyrrell
Vance
1,318 Wake
Warren
1,813
1,460
lie
,,,,; Wilson
Total
1,272
1,700
1,257
1,368
1,815
1,431
1,530
1,372
1,295
1,600
1,786
1,238
1,670
1,233
1,217
1.711
1,556
Passing Of The Weekly.
Thirty ago every daily
newspaper In the United Slates had
a weekly edition well. Today
at exceptional for any of i he great
I dallies to issue a
Thirty years ago the name was
I literary weeklies more or
in make up; yet to
their number is so few they
be upon Angers.
in these years the dully has
grow n infinitely in numbers, while
circulation beyond ea.
Innate. So monthly
have increased in number,
and circulation.
There be a reaction, but
there is no appearance of it.
is not ready to lake back
Ward steps, In the big cities
is a for hourly news
I the four of the globe, and
i is met by the dailies
w hose run and day.
The demand for daily has
reached the smaller towns.
have their dailies.
Farmers once with the
weekly ride miles every day to get
To be sure the weekly paper will
., it will be found in
places that lire too limited
1,791
. ,.,
1,265
1,391
1,238
1,512
1,688
1,838
1,685
2.391
to support a daily. Per
of
may result
, Ill lug x lo-
. . cal dally.
Of course the weekly class pa-
are likely to remain. There
an- reasons why should hold
to weekly issue.
But the newspaper as such
tales towards the daily edition, and
in fact, to editions