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You May Never but Should to Chain Hang H g I Without . Want Job Printing ho r v to so u . b Anything Visiting- Sheet F We carry a celebrated th Geo. S. Parker Fountain it is a big- hit in fountain pea and is distinctive Parser only does it teed the ink perfectly, but soiled lingers. he Daily Reflector Gives the home news a at small price cents a month. Are yo . a It not yo ought to be. The Eastern Is a year c the news gives information to the pt i rowing ac- co, that is worth m my limes e than the nice I la in old colored brother I who to the lug i a-o years missed big snow. In- efforts has never u and lo thing from his present Somebody ought to start the lint around the outside for brother Brady. deserves it. I We be It i since the he lost, Hero an from In . ham hi- nigger am .; oh , till. de preacher j am how lo up ill- here pin It'll how lo break up. quit a a Journal. t PROOF. ii is an can a wonderful power. The leave ii who have been and . cured H lo make claims. who have written us letters lug Ii He been cured Rev J. I. Mr. K. N. Hail Argus; Mr. A I'm-. prominent and Mr. It. Duke, a railroad man, Mil W ill Cure CD . N C ON THE MONITOR. UM Fatal Accident. in. M. hi tin i II ii ii-ii hi reel, l i the Atlantic shop, narrow ea Hue In was ugh. by i Ml which u . . body and burled force . u i feel . I- mil mi iii n- killed. ii mis In- wax smashed, i- en I over in- lie i- hr I i , bill no Republican Prejudice Against the Dr. II M. Rill lei I I- i lie HI. in Mitchell county hi- u larger white than any in the State, i- a greater prejudice ii tin any man Semi I'm, father in law . who Hi i there, i- a- colored intern ill and in low i- lowed lo e. On one he -lair- n drummer . i I a re ill In rein mill in urn Ii el Ii .-11 . ill.- ii- for of in- i lo an- In ,. ii lien . an ., After Mr. I . were and tin-., iv , . by ,.,.; I. m-i ,.; II V M. ;. u .,., .,, I ,. hi in i In a number and i n I . . ., ., i .; i . v ; i ii . . . . ill. I i nu pi In led, a ii i- in -1 l i mi I iii- in . . i m-i ,,., s,. -1 . Man M.--i- from the N I ., boiled which In- i- .,., it.-.-i in n i i.-i . ill I, I lo. ill I ill I. Nil i, i I in- I dial In- will I o III lie the ball I I In N .- I hen I- Ha ti II pin ll i i-l ii l., ; . Stan in V k in. ii mil In in Ii will i.- 11- a II advert I lie I iv old i MM I III II . III . II Mill. lip- i. . i lay in i man hi . II r I hi I u, n mark- . . i S the I. . i ii- -ii . Ii . it n. ii b, . he mi i m. k in nil room in the ii Captain ha- . ii n I hug la-i i officer who lo duty mi Monitor II II It- I who I i a on the v. . . . ti Caps Hat i. . ii i i . k-i i tho . I in Battery lo tin- nu i. i- I I it.- n Von naval . i i at the beginning tho war, and ill-- nib make I i-t rial they hail In baud. In fact, a great many officer w i re enrolled from the merchant marine . I into In m 111.- mer- chant nun n II i th Worden, n ranking only n- nil placed in that looked u doubtful experiment by the government and Unit ii. i, . i . mull not any special I. r the w.- link lie wan to Monitor, the n null . t light u u . v. all on brave part at in light wan i. n by con- promoted to high rank, which other after remember him well be came on Monitor about a month before lb had looked dim lie hail tin dying from r I never it for lo live lung, In-war collected. recall an incident which I do ii.-i t ever seeing The in bow of the Monitor, quite away from die turret, die tight a- in the turret with other officer, when suddenly we Lieutenant Worden up we were, Without saying anything he opened one of tin- lit and Mi out mi the k in full view die enemy. why, captain, the several ii i- in a- at las in i. can't well enough from came the quiet re ply. to gel lure for n to lake the w hide Then, looking around for a few moment, came very popular with officers and men alike. They nil him. only at the time the I Monitor looked almost Co. He a long heard at the nine, and looked as there- ii pictures him lost Admiral Worden the d HE am i . -T DANGER. It. II . Br. . i to th. win. i n In u In m in H . t m w. OS- gin- r i n ii t-n-i- n. Norfolk It ports oar I I U U . r J CUM out. mi. n v- hi crank i in mod U I V. i r-1 in tho i r of in i- its it it i; ;. deck. i i, ii . t. i i ; .; . th nm th n in .- it-i I j . . i th n- . in . i -ii y nu i i . . . -1 mo w. . . root know your place and I lit I had takes my r in l- fir j t roar to With that piece i f -t,, I whirling crash- .-it it w.- in thou- that i w an in i If that i nu ti . b . y steam nun life have tin ti II, I to ; the I an sir, u know it. it- i; i- not t. your wan chief's It was true I couldn't f. r tin life of me Pi .- test of i r. ,,. . ,, ,,, ma r w. i V . . . If OLD DOMINION LINE on Mondays, and A. M. for water permitting, Returning leave o A. M. A. M. dais. and Sailing hours subject lo change de- pending singe of water. Connecting Washington with tor Norfolk. A nu- In ii . by Mr will mil the hairs of all ,. mil lot lull mans New Boa. out limn other ton. and for nil points, for the Wart One N. Into mi with railroads at Norfolk. i a nulled should order freight by u lull tail, so Old Dominion S. S. Co. from bis inn x,. Line Hum Hay Line ft. book hairs out the fell on some straw were pi -J pot forward In i The mini will convicted lo receive SO us and Line from N. MY SON. N. c. J. Greenville, N. Brahma inn-., i in- met lint twice On the in After III . II- In. Hue .-- . , , , , ,. ,, nut ;. Hi. t all Ponce whereupon aide meat, to inform sugar. tobacco, 1878.------ SCHULTZ WHOLESALE the other ii i m Tin v parted n ex m i. ilia I-.- . even and evening. meeting evening. Rev, A. pastor, school a. in. Rountree, school M. a. in. Divine service I morning evening. Ev-I butler, butter, full cream sausage, Hakes, hominy Makes, -i-ed meal and bulls, bought HI cents per bushel. II. M. SEEDS. ST A NI A It D Sew i SB III t Etc, AT BOCK BOTTOM lo sir id looking bu resting Only a handful M., Fridays A. ii bun N . -ill- ., n In. hi- ill lea. . and I n I mini hi-i life. National Advertiser.; I ill- tin- limes i- a I Boston per applying for work our of Hi e i- smaller I bun die her of applying for help fill I i . . . . . ; mi i . p. i i mini . n. n ii ii lo prop a p II I'm Sc ., i-i i utter In- it ii Ai.- hill ., II i I. premising dale i- nothing ten a- Ilia i I ill upon a ii-pi ii i These should Is. ii in. I ii and in in he- in larger, and the number of sign sleeping, position, foil nil for laborers Is mil prove I also larger year at the a history the war responding aloud to him menu while. rough riders Mi in. will he raised nu while going the front, has h II passed n pan of ale Legislature I bun under consideration being die glory pun. revenue bill m main of which he was deprived by the . and m The nu polls and has n will lake some pretty Ml. . .-lit. Indeed the n, I-. I k to determine the price of ii- . . persons to They were those who sup , rived die i is and nun Admiral Worden , carriage with secretary Tracy, i He very and bis end I even t lieu seemed a short way M. Kev. I. A. services I P. M. and at M. am off. and year . . , I In-. I inn I an Tr. I W This I am smoking is Brat out of a In x my into gave me Wallace What you to do with the rest them i Harlem Life. said tho crow In- the women their way leathers lived birds. Journal. ii III. I . HI- led levied by la-i . the lei ill lie collected lull road and other corporal. which mil hereafter much more thin ever before. And let reused rail mail and corporal.- his For several years I stifler from Teller on mi baud-. would in pimples and the was almost I could stand. The akin was lender and itching would swell so I could bend nil lingers. Sometimes mi hands raw from scratching or breaking of pimples, When I Is ices Sun and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday Kev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. m. W Sen ices third Kev. H. pastor. school p. m. K. Moore-ii our shops on line we repair all kinds of . and Pistols, A. A A. M. We Lodge, No. meets In I third Monday evening. It. I limns, M. M. Bee. I Covenant Lodge, No. I evening. K. N. I. II. Sec. K. of P, River Lodge. Dr. I II. Bagwell, H. L. K. of H. andS. A. No. meets even Thursday even lug. W. I. Wilson, It. M. . Lang. Sin-. BRACKETS, POSTS, lad us your work. I. W. R mm , a If , , . i . , .,. i l having been I i and in GA i. I i o. r. A. even Wednesday night I. O. ball. J. was In this condition I tried . half hollies of Mrs, Joe Per Remedy some Wash A. O. Council, 1881, by tho time I look ll my No. and third , , , . . Odd were cured, I em nos ,, veil of the trouble, has since S. See, broken out a little limes, but enough to Inconvenience me or No. 6-10, meets second and lake me In mule lam Odd now well. M. B. lows Hull. . B. Wilson, M. C. May UH, Smith Sec. Whichard, N. C. The Slink complete in every e and pi lies as low lowest. Highest market price paid tor produce. SHIPS .-A- WEEK The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO TERMS per. Year in Advance.; and Friday VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY. MARCH NO WE OP A Perfect Tobacco Formula TOBACCO GOT -218 A new tobacco brand by a new tobacco but by an old house. Look out for OSCEOLA under North Car- Tobacco this Season IT'S GOING TO HEARD FROM CALL FOB AND TRY OSCEOLA. BY OLD DOMINION CO, B., Milt. Tl And for salt by all Old Dominion Agents everywhere. it Son represent us at Oilier all towns. the Sling about is the ready Dent republicans his right lo do One of the speaking in matter of decides that Unbar shall not be nominated again, you limy look for an an from before delegates to the National are elected to the his attention; no announcement will be needed if decision is old It-cording is lung lulu the null Footwear FOB LADIES. Why The Jews and Christians Should He Friendly. WASHINGTON LETTER. Our In a sen. In. C. York, he I the opinion that Jews and who worship the same fled, should totter friends than they have been, and strive Inquiry, In Chicago, ninny works to co-operate There had evidently been I weak with Pl the said he, I and II result were of one They are i same household, and of which Mr their division has been of no ad- Will not dare to set aside or vantage to either side. They have . other in i-om. than -W who have causes for division. Have W no. all one father We call War Chicago. to Ml Christian holly the lot of he I know Then here is the Bible, and I better that he bough, all the the majority of Chris canned he by sample are far more in main- to the honesty high authority the puckers lo furnish it up to took than arc we Jews, sample, that True, another was lire by direct order hook to it like a But the would Unit be without portion testimony foundation of the old as that u to- You shake without en- whole bought by wire, without Argus. ; ti- of roast beef. The of Miles is forcing itself to the front THE RAVAGE OF I That modern scourge, the . . , . air with its fatal K so no home is safe from its . ravages, but have found of Congress a sure protection against this malady Dr. King's New Discovery. When you feel a sore- in your and muscles, have chills and fever, with sore in back of head, symptoms and a stubborn cough you may know yon have the drip, that you need Dr. New Discovery. It will promptly cure the worst cough, heal the in- membranes, kill the disease germs and prevent effects of the malady. eels and 1.00. Money buck if not cured. A bottle free L. Drug Store. Au Orange county ha found out that by planting onions and potatoes in the same Held in alternate rows, the onions become so strong that they bring to the eyes of the potatoes in such vast volumes that the roots of the vines arc kept moist and a big crop raised in spite of the Orange Va. Observer. Salve. The heal salve in world for Cute, Bruises, Mores, Salt Fever Sores, Chap- Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erupt ions, positively cure Piles, or no pay It is guaranteed to give perfect faction or money refunded, cents per box. For sale by Jno. L. to the nuked eye. The work done by the Canal com- lobbyists killing for the of Nicaragua t and getting a com- mission to examine and report up Nicaragua and routes, is now being supplemented by other shrewd work towards roping this country us a partner in the Panama Canal. Al another that direction sixty Senators and Representatives have accepted for a mouth's junket upon nu elegant steamship, as guests of the Canal Co., the junk to include a visit lo Cu baa ports of interest. The anal bus already been of a great scandal in France, brought about by this way of spending money to Influence legislation. The control exercised over the the can party by shown by the talk in Washington Mr. Unhurt and the republican National ticket, year. Mr is not but anxious lo have ticket up again, but there arc some oh of unbroken rule of changing the tail of the ticket. BUM will settle the before Mr. leaves his house, where he is a Mrs. When Admiral I i a letter the promotion V given to him bemuse , I lions of his brother for similar promotions had been upon by while his had ex pressed admiration for ex- display of when Sampson made an attempt lo square himself by following with a Idler lo the of the Navy. his name be but out of the promotions sen. Lo the Semite; the session of Congress, country gave to ha of derision. The public is often humbugged, but In cam ii correct up the and without a moment's hesitation or a single pointer, other than the letters of I men and anybody knew of records. live long enough lo live down opinion the people have had of him ever since be came known that he deliberately attempted to appropriate honors which to knew belonged to mid in order In do so did hesitate to to blacken the record of is something that many do not get, but to who not believe in it and practice II is unworthy to to culled an American. feel more rejoicing over the American victories over the Filipinos, during the present week, were not for the loss of good American blood in lighting Unit led up to those victories, and their belief was lust cause that so unwise, sad their further belief that more will have to continually lost, either through lighting or disease, as long as we keep those islands and try to control their semi-savage in- habitants. American bravery will always thrill American hearts; bill this wise it is, in many minds, accompanied by a regret that B had not been displayed in a more worthy In whipping an Inferior people into subjection to us. It is not surprising that Americans whip the they can whip any soldiers on According to Department j he Gen. will not re dollar of the boat to lie distributed, entirely on his say so, among soldiers, by Ibis tat has caused everybody wish to where to pay for his very gnu. of living, in is known that previous . his beginning the B, And L. M. Reynold's SHOES for Men and Boys. All new Spring Stock and they are Beauties. fa . which thrashing troops ever; nine i into with of l- to transfer lighting bills bushes, where iii b- for o. r n to iii I hem except u the t be a., and group. There and of while women i n have been ii uprising. Till c ill tell which i- . be private i lea . hits i Manila Bill . is and will to crop South The planter who g. I the n col ton from a given an the t. one the most money. suitable rotation, and liberal use of fertilizers con- .-it I- a t .; i actual Potash will est , i . ; i is Hi.; u inti i in South KALI WORKS. i W N . lib n Hi is mil ii cine of II cure n i . r for and n line I Advice Ha, e Cause plaint. The letter explains To . in, of I write Ibis letter ha- III sonic -I- Iii Legislature bud lo abolish bean's ii as wore elected for I shall mil at temp, as in regard I. i . in el lo tin- . arc here cu in. i In ion lb i-e 1-4,11, . I ll a I meeting N a I a I ill, Tin . a libel bill bud it ill- I in in session, ll referred to CALL AND SEE THEM. money will be used, but with him. says f claim is going to pay of none of It and will gel none of men who will be line, tin- source front him. but ii would extracted the wealth . pay I quire I be vouchers for his expenses is to com the public. left ii mystery. it will lie f any proof Mr. solved. The acting of In Unit the administration n, recreation, it Is repay from Its by the he will. this money, during the week. nice. Thurston, of Rood person, I Isn't one of those wild republicans where Mr. will lie regard the Presidential election guest of ex Mr, of year, In Reed will be of a rich an interview, Mr. Thurston street banker, both m Presidential battle next year mine club house, is promises be lively Mr. Heed's friends will probably be is his idea, and Ilia, he Inlands lulled and I presume Bryan an show do n will head the democratic ticket. I mi the pun of Mr. believe the Republicans will will make the . ad a if we stand together and work the of hard, but our democratic House, clear. will undoubtedly up n queer part of the whole bus light. We must mil Indulge la that two men who have selves we me winter II stone's going to have a walk-over. throw of each other, In Washing appear ton, should Ibid ll In with her before e mini in . The bill II one Mr. II. Win-ion able speech for It, bill ll v. a-lib further consideration. The of Mr. Judge W . H. Allen Mr. Trunk Bit. aid hi III is have never re on lull. Whether II Is I. l. I In editors of North Carolina hale lo complain such I bill so c which a heller fate being smothered. Chatham Boiler, who as Mr. Ml winch resulted In the to pay for of bad no money, and ever since then he has apparently had plenty. Porter make an individual payment of money to If so, how lunch, and from what fund was i. derived; These arc some of suggested by the asked on every hand Congress did not appropriate a cent to may Gabon soldiers, but there was an item added to Sundry Civil Bill by the last Congress, up an fund, to In- expended ill to earn anymore about being con latent than he did about the fore of the soldiers war. Several days before ad announced the pines junket he Intended lo trillion Is meet spring, nil Carolina, loan understanding, Private Philip Hull to the of I hi- of the bin you Ilia, ii i- mi earned desire right mill feel you have iii this unit for the sake of I he cause of pub lie education. The work l public North Ca ltd ilia i- bigger than So I beg fur sake if great work hinder his us recent Ii was In me appointment of the c bond of directors men inns. lie this as III Lei have an up The woman win hi work arc for public n- as I lo the of directors on April- make a full of your work since 1st, I turn over of directors order said board directors havens little trouble us possible the report for year There has been mos. Millions existing between yon and myself, with very few ex the of ex be forgotten, and of the general rule ill cherish I in years to come. I am lour- null, II. Ml him. Tub. i to in lace. always have friends, one who lie at- keep her If -In- i- all i n sin- I. i- or Impure blood will cause pin pie-. Idol lies, erupt ions and n wretched loll, Killer- i- best medicine the world lo stomach, liver and lo blond. II gives strong nerves, eyes, skin, rub complexion, will make a good looking, of ii run don u Invalid. Jno, L. Drug store. man who professes to know sirs Wans- in his la-l year over m and about as in ii. iii Iii- Mr. of I he grill know- hull III in Slur. to Cubs and oil- because his duties would prevent leaving Washing. Of course, was well known abandoned Intended to foiled . get n number of and lo ac But it u lo i ion. bile no dispatches have talked so as lo leave Impression report of Gen. Otis, -nice Victories of the past week have been to is In ask for ii general collapse the rebellion may fur On lo Prof Cards in ii iv Ml. Ai would Inn on dots make a bluff of being censorship, no private telegrams, Immediate dealing with exist , perfect ,. . . I is -mil Iron. Manila . ,,,, . to. He toil alter Mr. did, lb H to New tended lo Canada, and Ibis week I to to for Cubs and i lit mi . a-- of the Thai bill be I any reach ii Catarrh is a in oilier lo arc ii ion must lake Internal nun Cure i ink ill and acts dins III on blood mucous Ball's Cure i- II It win in and I- a j , i.,. prescription, best Ionics known. combined with acting In in I l. -I. , . till i i nil, bill some been Al N . Una III . Mills B. AM AT LAW, C. Dr. I. I- n . Ill M I- I boat and cabled there, do not lake such n rot of kit nation Semi lice. K. . ll. n. v . I'M-. . Mold druggists, Toledo, O, It . Hall's the l r-

I HI 1-PHI MP X C. D. J. Entered the Post Greenville. N. C, Mail M. OATH I I I, la id, a Mm- i up White M . w While I i h II ma hi in. I i. . NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. inn I lion. , In I ill. In- in, ; n n lull I. Tb the most crime that occurred was committal a mob of men Palmetto, night. Incendiary Urea bad occurred In the town and nine had been arrested on the charge of in- guilt partial were placed hi jail trial. The mob to the jail, overpowered t lie official, broke down the door, going in a into the helpless Poor the were killed the others Such a ever participated in It, i In it occurred. well which Name and Their Sushi is a Alma i the . i- French, the Leader. i- Hebrew, the Mounter. Paul i- Latin. inc i- Hebrew. Lamb Margaret I Greek, the Pearl. Peter la of Latin origin, the Hock. Hugh i- Dutch. Loft Man. the Scrum One Eunice U t ti tor. i- the On-. Sophia menu VA Laughter. Douglass i- i Dark tire, James i i Beguiler, then. Ilea Sarah. Princess. Pure Man . bill it . .- That tin n , -ill. l j. M. II. it I. it i- i , . l III. . i burn i Id. n l ; White. . i i Hi., in up . ;. I VI. I w .-. I I l- II, I t- i . in M . . -l ii white i . . . , . Ii lit trail ll Hi- men hi .- ; v, in l. .-i I . j . h ill J . white . win. Lord ., . . . . . I II M . . i Hebrew the a name, Hebrew name, Wist- and When a person n world an of if in Hi.- In- a pound if ii hope -nil.- time in nit number. woman I., make nicer pi.- crust lo u better the c general the Cheerful Idiot, want to know what is become of the teaming Journal. a b but -In- three other women with a A public said -.-ii oils citizen. u public answered Senator sure enough. But I never could make pa div- like other Washington Star, Borne people so blind their eye with tear for that they stumble all to- day Horn, NEWS. In North Carolina Mr. M. C, has a sow has Inn in month, tin- litter n. a young lady pointed a know pi a young m in pulled trigger. There a bang the young man caught the ball in his Charlotte to In- having small a-s ninny as on a of old. was found dead from a of paralysis. The new College la in Dr. presided, and he an- building was be the in young Mr. I. X. Duke, I generously donated the Mr. White Mr. and himself in speaker. Ai the inclusion . his l in the where Mr. While the There a main unable lo the chapel. All a-ere very highly with new building all it apartment. I'll.- Hoard .-i Library Association of Trinity to an in in reading among the and lo meet a demand that I'm plans work, ha- pared study iii lines. History, Literature. and Other courses will a- there is them. will I-, all who may them. Any to who may I desire further information. Ii i ; h i.-l many of this a lid other collages. ill lake thin i of renewing their for learning, and that those who have never taken a college or will have the lo lake iii work v. ill tend lack a i- AI the last meeting title society. Dr. gave an of weather and meteorological in His remarks won Illustrated by map and pub- report the govern- next lecture of the given by member of the will lie b Few, Saturday even- March Prof. Mini- ha from Little Hock, Ark., where he called by tin- of his father, His with him on account of his lather's death, which occur- red last week. Prof. M. H. has ed from where he spoke at lion. I ll I Mar. Isaac i in Cigar factory. We are clad lo Mrs. Petty atom be pen lug, Mr. Noah Cox. of Cali.-o P. with his folks here night. Mrs. slater Miss from Durham came down night. Hon. Nichols one of our returned in to see us a few Monday, Mr. Johnson foreman of the railroad carpenter force was down here yesterday looking after the work. Ii. Co. keep get- ting goods, and that ain't all The keep going out you believe it just ask the people with earls and wagon and you got, it Cotton Plainer season will he over The A. ii. I'm Ml-. Co. will then read rush the Flue sure to give trial buying else- where, will also do well lo their old as to boa they like their Hues. It has been said that streets I are very how the l.-ii Ami live men, other i-i lie i a mid III t urn TO A silt hit ton AMI To Hills. i ii. in. it in full ii.-. ill on I ii, i Tub thrill. . . t lull Hi.- I. .- t . little, lull, II. N, Sun mi WAR WITH SPAIN OVER. The Raleigh Salutes Spanish Flat, and Salute Is Re turned. March is. As the States cruiser sail- ed from here for New York Ibis afternoon, homeward bound from Manila, lo be put out of she hoisted the Spanish en- sign and a salute, while pass- the Spanish squadron, coin- mantled by Admiral off Spanish Carlos thereupon hoisted the American ensign and returned salute. Stories The Theatrical have their ever it seems that there has la-en lately as One received letter beard of t. three parties from a California town in reply money on them recently, query about open lime, says the Mr. ;. Parker on.- of Dramatic Mirror. It that he refund same to here has been ow if he w ill specif the amount lost. The Assembly of X Carolina do Section That for I lie purpose of creating a valid lien under section hundred and ninety nine of The Code, amendments thereto, for supplies lo lie advanced, and also to con- valid as additional security thereto, and lo secure a debt, the fol- lowing form shall deemed and for those purpose State of North Carolina. Section Whereas am engaged in cultivating the soil. day agreed to make advances lo me of supplies, to I he value and I such further sums as said. may deem during the year is. to enable me lo make a crop daring the said year on land in laid and ship, adjoining the lands of. and being the same Now. therefore, in consideration of premises. I do covenant with I properly and harvest on said lands., acres in in corn. acres in tobacco, that there is no lien on said crop. and to secure payment of the amount advanced tome. I do here- in lien, as provided In section seventeen hundred and MINTING. of Sec. That fees for pro- ration of liens ed to the set out above, shall la-as To the clerk for seats, and to the register of deeds for reg- the instrument together w it lit be and all necessary and thirty cents. fees shall be the whether said lien on crops alone, or a lien on conveyance of chattels also, tin fees shall not apply lo oilier forms of lien or mortgage. Sec. person utter for advances shall fail lo cultivate tin-lands therein, or the person to whom said lien was executed shall relieved of any further lo furnish supplies ; and debts and made, shall once, and the person to whom the instrument was executed may proceed to enforce the same, and lo take possession cultivate and harvest said crops, it shall not be necessary lo incorporate such power in instrument, but Ibis Motion shall be authority. property under the powers contained may be made at any place the county, after ten days notice at court house and three other public places. WALL PAPER Send lo A. It. at J. It. Cherry ft store and gel his line of samples. He sells from the factory and can sell PAPER what oilier dealers have to pay, so you save their profit by giving him order. SAMPLES Just received. After two Premiums have been paid in III I Unit I I III Amos a wealthy young ha been indicted tor wife murder Providence, under the Alderman Joseph R. Clark, of X. Y., is being tried accepting a of Schwartz, semen ed to prison over to and is signed ninety nine of The Code of North N------. undertaker on the crop which may director an i on said land during the manager didn't book. Here is a gem from I fail to pay the amount in Louisiana. Says the -1 and also fail to deliver to The Italian Consul City, Col., ha succeeded ill pacifying the strikers in mines. ion that you mock the ill. mocking birds and others. Not long since I mocked for a traveling for mixing brass tilings lie said it was all right. in his gold dust. i a world famous diamond w lodged switch wrecked a Lake Shore at N. V. and killed Engineer II. s. Clint, ll of the Slates will meet New York. April to make Cars kill.-l lion. a old as he pick- coal on the tracks, at Palo Alto. count. While milking. Mrs. Christian Monk, of county, PH., in the by a cow, her little daughter found bet dead the stable. five savage dog set upon son if a and the boy was bitten on the and hand before his father old c the off. frequently mock for my friends appeal to appreciate it very much. What can you offer me to come and mock in your enter- A manager of opera company agree with those who say work undiscovered dry -goods stores and such. He led from the Heading. said crops at-----place of dose this lien M provided in section eighteen hundred of The Code, or otherwise, and receive from proceeds I be amount due for ad. together all costs, and expenses of closing the the surplus, pay So-. -2. And lo further and lo secure would yon take rue in your to. I am a butcher by trade left and I am tired of it want t get I own and free from encumbrance. payment of the amount that may- be advanced, and also the sum of , is. with Inter- est convey t. all the above crops, and also the following articles of personal prop ., all of which is my out Mr, f tow n. I would like to go with your Company, I am . feet ii inches In height and weigh in III years. I like In go as a Comedian I have no ex- but I can do the A variety manager received in reply to an advertisement, from Springfield, this I notice that yon a person to take par of I am young and active IT years old dark hair and blue eyes as to salary I will work for 3.00 a Walter Aycock Burned to a week S expenses I have had stage fact I don't need I am a natural born In all this medley of law suits one figure stands apart and Mies tin- even tenor of its way. placid and II is Unit of . lie affably surrendered bis e of librarian to i rill, shook hands mid walked out of door. no one has heard bus war proceeding or on his legal ii server. Death. A -hocking death occurred here earl this morning. Last night about In o'clock, after he had dressed and had slipped a dress- gown, Mr, Walter Aycock lowered the swinging lamb and blew out, when ii oping bis body from neck lo in burning oil. one else was in room at the time, but his wife ran in and enveloped him a blanket and extinguished the names, badly burning her own hands. She burned several before she conquered the lire. Mr. Aycock was charred but survived nil o'clock this morning. He was about years old, was a good merchant, and was universally esteemed. He was an active member of the Baptist church. His life was insured for about Raleigh News and v 4- -w Always SEES f THERE It SO OF MIS OS a OS , Will SOT St- I OUT FOR IMITATION AND SUB . DEARS THE NAME, PERRY DAVIS SON. actor. If you will help me will repay you in out I Big Masonic Building. A. movement is on and is rapidly to erect a line Masonic building in Wilson. The members of Mt. Lebanon Lodge are interest mat- and have strong hopes it erected in the near future. II will contain, besides the halls for lodge use. stores on the ground Hint, and a Modern opera house. Plans will soon be secured for building and erection, if a suitable site tan secured, Is almost an assured fact. Wilson PROOF. It is an easy matter I remedy has wonderful curative power. of leave it to I hose who have been positively and cured of Rheumatism to make claims. who have recently written us voluntary letters saying they have been cured Mr. B. Robinson, Editor Golds- X. C Daily Argus; Mr. A. Dans, a prominent mer- chant, Macon, Mr. W. H. Duke, a railroad man, Kansas City, Mo. Will Cure b, BOBBITT CO, Kiln J. . C pa Newark. N. J. Your Policy Has Cash Value. Loan Value. Paid up Insurance, Insurance w oil g automatically, Will reinstated within three years after lapse you arc health. After Second Year Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable lie- ginning of the second and each succeeding year, provided the for the current year la-paid. They may used I. To reduce Premiums, or To the Insurance. Of II. To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. c. p. II. paymaster gen- of the Stale drew on the Treasurer for This will In- distributed the Companies composing the guard to pay their The last legislature appropriated for this purpose. The law further provides for the annual en that used to Is a sum- mer event. Towns desiring the encampment should begin to send their bids, accompanied by a list and Observer. and if by I Ml amount due sell the property conveyed In this section, as provided by law for sale under chattel mortgages, the proceeds retain all amount pro- for in section one. Witness my hand and seal, this . tin-owner of the laud de- scribed the foregoing instrument agree with the said of the ad- to Is; made the above given lien shall have priority lo extent of the advances made the year IS, over any lien lo which I may entitled upon the crop to be made by him on said lands during said year. I . Stale of North I The due execution of the fore- going lien was this day proven fore me by the oath and witness there, dust ice of the Peace. of North The foregoing certificate of. a justice of the peace of. county, is adjudged to cornet. Let the lien with the certificate, Is- registered, of the Superior t Slate of North Carolina-----county, The due execution of the fore going was this day proven la-fore me by the and examination sub witness thereto. the same with Ibis certificate I land. I lark the Superior I Filed for registration at. W. II. W. T. We have opened nix building with an entirely new and complete of------ p n We Carry IN Heavy and Cotton Rigging and always on i Fresh kepi on hand. unit and sold. A trial will convince you. P. W. ASK YOUR Cl the m . . . T THE j freight on Dry Goods, Notions. Shoes, Hats, ware. Crockery, Karin Implement.-, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, etc., in fact every STAPLE carried a general Also Sell HAY, OATS, CORN, COT- TON SEED BULLS AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will be found as low M a article can be sold Von are cordially in- to visit our store. Highest prices paid for all kinds of country produce. WHITE N. Si it Ladies. WARRANTED. . PAIR. j Filling, sold. ha, hr a X ,, I. ,. ,,,.,,. T S i ha i i,, SUM W S o ll ., J . All and . , Hid J. C. Cobb Son. MASS. m I A m Air. Have you a or a PISTOL, or a BICYCLE, or a LOCK, or most anything that needs living IF SO, bring it to GREENVILLE N. C. We have employed Mr. Ed. one of the best and BI- workmen in State and any repair work you bring us will lie promptly and thoroughly done. BICYCLE SUNDRIES Of ALL KINDS SALE- TOBACCO FLUES OUR OLD STAND BY. FLUES. Prices as low ones. E. PENDER Of business in our stoic proves conclusively that our efforts t sup- ply the best production of ITS EASY TO DO BUSINESS WITH US. Market at that are beyond the post n of our duly by I he masses. I hit week offer that in point of value excel anything of kind to be had in this . We point with pride to our Great Business Suit inducements and ask yon to compare them other co-called bar kins. SEE OUR PRICKS AND STYLES. FRANK WILSON. Fine Sermon. People the Influence of ii Sugg left this afternoon for i ;. Miller and Ml this morning tor i. W. D. returned Sat evening M. Moore Ml this morning for to purchase goods. II. Hoge In in over Kinston this morn- ling. Bar. I. Morion and Mrs. i Morion returned this Morning to Tarboro. Mrs. It. Cherry left this morn ins on a visit to and Philadelphia. I. C. of Raleigh, spent Sunday herewith his brother. Dr. W. Bagwell. of Wilson, v. had been visiting relatives here, j returned home today. Mrs. T. Drill, of Windsor. Assembly of Dr. c. President of evening ,. ,, , . sister. Mr-. A. . Trinity College. Durham, who LOCAL omelet season. Next Sunday is Sunday. Shad are I again. nod shirt waists are on the market. Dr. c. Durham, came in evening and Ml j,,. as an , Forbes while here. March appears the lamb's Umpires are getting in for bawl season. stumps and measles are both visiting in town. Most people you meet these are Eggs are plentiful and retail for cents per dozen. Fresh Can- Butter, H packages s. M. Sometimes people can write a wrong with the pen. The succulent bivalve will soon a good-bye-valve. II- doesn't put a bicycle on the retired to have it retired. Straw hat factories are beginning to make hay while sun shines. off the would be a good sign lo wear on the left side. fellers swear says Brother Watkins, then Swear Ames of seeds have found their way Into the ground ill the last few days. Reports from the country say that the are very busy people. The approach of Good Friday makes the pious little schoolboy feel good. The town election under the new charter will not held until the Monday in June, Two spectators had a scrap in the pen afternoon. The bears did not take a hand it. Mr. F. S. Maultsby has added another bear, this time II brown one, and a deer to his collect ion of animals. The Baptist church was closed Sunday night, the congregation at- tending the Methodist church to hear Dr. Father who held services in the Catholic church Sunday delivered a very interesting discourse. might be classed as a light remarked Mr. William Goal as he proceeded to lunch on astray box of matches i There are many people who should catch the spirit of the poem Your Little published in this issue. job soots all remarked he took down the stove pipe and pocked away the parlor stove. So of people have been up to that the novelty of is wearing off. Many doing likewise. A furniture factory, a factory, a factory, a knit- ting factory, a grain mill and a lumber mill could all Is; pay- in one of counties lo which the by the last compliance with the that the Register of Deeds publish a notice it, you will find the form of crop lien and the sections relating to tees published in this paper. preached in the Methodist church here Sunday morning and had at services. He is and forcible speaker and bis sermons were excellent, being greatly enjoyed by OUT people. Always Prompt. Mil. II. A. Dear wish to edge receipt of checks amounting from the Greenwich Insurance Co. of New York, and thank you for your promptness and attention lo the same. lours very truly. The insuring can always depend on prompt when their properly is protected in any of my companies. represented. ii. a. White. cues Tuesday, March 1899. R. L. Smith left for Richmond. Rev. D. II. Clayton arrived morning. W. C. Mines returned Monday evening from Clinton. It. left this A SUICIDE. Mr. Sin shot If. The cut ire was shock ed tin- morning b the Mr. Si a member of the progressive Mess. Bran., had led h ii- lie i-i lo i h- slur.- occupied us u sleeping room l Mr. . o'clock tin i a minutes later ;. pistol shot was heard, and upon going investigate the door was was rent vb Kinston and joined with broken open and young man the lodge of that low n on a special l found on the bed gasping for train run by Kinston breath Ii a pistol wound ill i As trains i from over the right temple. the different towns reached n- lira. Pollock and sum the appropriate arrived budged. Ml efforts to relieve young ll was a gallant Knights were In- died in The District of held in Hall Lodge, No. ii-1. on Monday evening, was an that will long every one la attendance. There representatives from all the lodges this section of and they received lesson will inspire greater int.-i.-i in order Tar River Lodge, had twelve representative who . i. V i PLANT . . I IT. MAKES The TOBACCO. COLUMBIA GUANO CO , NORFOLK, VA i 1.1- ,,. i i .- i I I i Ill , I p. If I ll lo M i- . i , I I I. i ll. i Mil u i ii lives. ill j I me in-. ; . . i I , i loll. . I II . is l, . f. who assembled in the Hall about minutes after the . of Lodge, arrived, within i.-n . . about half from the fatal of I hem visitor. ad- never recovering dress of was delivered h Mr. Sig Einstein was Past Chancellor A. V. Davis which He was i business was responded to by and lira ml most of Kill W J. Woodward. and was s favorite with nil. District Deputy II. II. Wilson He always seemed in of In- different humor. it comp Ml fa ii u I., i ash lo ll., A . . Hi ill prompt i W , . S i w. Own Home At the home Ml and Mrs. W. King on fifth street, at s o'clock Wednesday their young- est daughter, Miss and Mr. Larry I. Moore were happily mar tied. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. D. B. Clayton. A number Of friends and relatives Rev. K. morning. C. of Henderson, silent last night here. It. returned Tuesday settlement evening from Baltimore. W. O. of Richmond, came in Tuesday evening. Mm. Whittle of Suffolk, who has been visiting Mrs. A. W. returned home today. Mrs. and daughter, Miss Rosa, of Mount, came down Tuesday even- lug lo attend the marriage. They returned home today. W. It. Williams, of Falkland. took the train here this morning for Greensboro to attend a meet of of the A lodges. It was nearly midnight when the gavel fell on scenes in Castle Hall and all then repaired to Hotel Kenon lo partake of a given by Lodge. There were spreads two hundred and the bill of fare was sumptuous and In every respect. At tin-ban an address of welcome on the of Goldsboro delivered b Mi. J, B. of the does not cover a lie seemed spirits last night and look part in the rehearsals for the new play soon to given here. lie left a note is people tell- that he was despondent and tired life and lo forgive and forget him. The cause suicide i- attributed to temporary In- sanity. The has u If Argus, and was responded to by. deep gloom over all the of A M. to witness the mar-1 college for the colored race, left the were present The morning I rain for an extended tour lo northern cities and lo Niagara. will hold a public reception upon their return to Mr. Moore is the popular tor of this district, and his bride is FOUND DEAD. Body of a Colored Man In the Woods. Sunday afternoon some boys were roaming in woods between the road and river, just east of one of Greenville's most shaming where they band the dead young ladies. They have the ,. M colored man. heartiest congratulations and best wishes a host of friends. When the new State Hoard of Charities of Kansas Investigated the insane asylum at Topeka they found four lunatics running the heating plant, while the men em- ployed to do the work were around a beer keg playing cards. Soda To lie entertaining , when on hi to 3- Toe,., . simplest food or none all. To when one wants to cry. All this Chancellor. All together as an occasion of much pleasure an The visitors left Holds with grateful hearts to the members of Lodge the with increased love for the noble of the order. ITEMS. N. P. Mar J. Mason was town Thursday and Mrs. J. O. Proctor and Miss Louise Smith wick returned home Saturday from a visit to Greene county. Misses Ward and Ada Tyson who have been Mrs. Dr. C. M. Jones, left for their home river. One of Mrs. W. M. Morris little girls arc very sick. Dr. says has scarlet lever. Miss Jennie Ward is visiting her Mrs. T. Proctor. No one in vaccinated yet. the merchants have been gel in new goods. Rev. R. Tingle, of Ayden failed keep his appointment Sunday at the Disciple church. The body was on the slant hill, head downward and ed to the ground. The boys has- over in town to report the discovery and a crowd went out lo the place. The was turned over so as to expose the face but no one could Identify it. The mail looked to h sixty or more old, was of small Stature. poorly dressed and his right foot It Is the lever was deformed. Home colored lifts the man so- said had seen the man and places the sap around here about the middle of I bead in the Senate; II makes last week, bill nobody knew of he was or When he from. The Almighty Dollar. The dollar is indeed almighty. it any Wonder that they break one . . , new crop lieu law passed I applies, and J to headache. The crushing pains tuck and loins. blue. AU such symptoms in- serious de- of the female or- in. and must overcome at once. Remove cause. Strengthen nature. Female Regulator to standard remedy for the weaknesses and to women. is not a mysterious of mythical origin, but a stand- . in accordance with i in Aerials. Regulator is by physicians who have it, has been in use i a of a century. It Is sold by all one dollar a bottle. mailed free upon .-.; i -i- mi it net i no The Dr. viewed the body did not deem an inquest necessary. He says the old man must have stumbled and f-II while walking down bill, and his face burying the mud and he probably being shinned by fall death came from The body was boiled the ex- of the in the old grave yard cast of town. Aphorisms. It's easy finding reasons why- other folks should be patient. An agreeable person is a person who agrees with one. How bitter t thing it is to took into through another man's eyes. Let the world abandon you, but to yourself true. To give pain is tyranny, lo make the true empire. Of There is only one herb known lo mankind which cures all diseases. It governors of intellectual philosophers of fool and gilds infamy with supernatural glory. It wrecks the altars of Innocence and pollute the face people; breaks the sword of Justice and binds the goddess of with chains of gold. It is lord of the land, the uncrowned the server. Kinston. who with tin- relatives in their heat The body was taken charge of by I be Odd Fellow, which order he was a prominent and be buried o'clock in tin- cemetery. Kinston Tress. WHERE ESTABLISHED. and Laws Passed h the The Legislature ills- in the following low Greensboro, county, Madison, count. i Sampson While . Warren Lexington. Davidson county. Macon county. Dispensary for the follow were I . To submit dispensary to popular vote i county. Sale of is prohibited following Cherokee count. Jackson Mitchell county. Macon county. and cider regulated in . Sale of bittern prohibited in Pop Branch township, iii ink county. Sale of prohibited in Jackson township, in low n of Sale of tin- Atlantic Motel. Morehead, permitted during certain Hits, Dot and a full of w p t e low to you until will you buy. It you g h the .. r Ti pan i o u ti fame we can as of . c supply the now and we do to it this season. i you want a ice wrapper a color go body .; for an w l no mi-take, c u at . to sure of supplied. Man factored by L, oyster NORFOLK VA ii Till I A gentleman who has been cling in South says people down there lake any Very often you this kind of a Limn I Al. IN All persons of having the or so called elephant's itch shall not the city. Hundred and Imprisonment until it is paid. This is one of keeping out the disease and we think u yen one High Point Mr. Knot Dead, Ai morning Mr. Haywood died at hi home three miles town, lie was or more old, was never married, leaves no near His estate is estimated to lie worth about and his ill was probated today mime Mr. A. as I principal legatee In the will, a to Miss Hell, and den Mr. I no round brick store occupied W . t i Ill A FULL LINE TO SELECT FROM. WE CARRY A NICE line of DRY Goods HATS net i U ca O ill

You May Never but Should you Want Job Printing Come to us The r J b curate his text; tab I wife re nested when tar husband arrived evening out buttoned. A clergy man said in his Sat bow tin- flowers lip their blow to Miss Terry is reported t. have rendered let us seek lot us nose A candidate tan- ore, when waking a ad- ill wind bis audience banded toes of luggage, sir two rap end bug, which I will take in ear with me. lira. Bernard some exclaimed In You have made me A Few Sample Lies. A attempted to take a drink at the public well but the water froze in bis there. He to a and bail pulled. awoke the thinking someone was stoning him. lie found it was his breath on him. A woman that bad left a lamp A Nebraska soldier writing home Manila of the here got a box from home. He was tickled to death, and I knew I'd get something from that's good to When lie opened the box be ten of canned salmon cans of earned beef- He took every and threw them in the river. At home be was fond and earned beef. burning the kitchen at night of canned triad blow it out the next morn- his folks thought that would lag but couldn't as the blaze had good thing for They little frozen. She broke it off threw . know how much of that stud I sol- It in wood That day it army. other Anything a Visiting Card to --Sheet Poster. thawed and set tin- to the shed. Marshal Freeze threw a cup of water at dog. The into a ball of ice which struck the dog on the head and fractured its skull. heat of the brain melted the ice and the of water on the brain. A man took a dozen meal is salmon, rice, corned Hi at a meeting described his clergyman as A shot log instead of loving sexton Would yon kindly sea of course, me into a seat. Traveler. A Sharp Contrast. At a mall party t in- other area l were asked to name the most and the rams time the complicated action in the Various warn given, showing nil and thought Not one. drinks of while here and j hit upon the answer that the questioner on his way home hi- breath froze M . . Vi hat action is more common. yet into chunks of ice. These be took how of analysts How many home incited, making a pompous, but nervous magnate f , ; I J can ,. I the Lot Ind., Herald. I try. , ones Dr. Bosnia . ., , .,.,. hut Will Happen in w, , ,, If Capt. is Elected. perilous which . . e divest of it extreme dancer only James W. leader of the from a Salvation Army Kan., find bow in unpin it f is wt to it. learn bow it in walk a pot-t or a d-Of In the dark. Populists, promises if bow it when I on the Streets dip or trip . , j rill be a flight V man t. for a Main and what headlong the church is putting my prisoned; that all assessment too ask- Bibles and be discharged for Is tree, as we all know do x divine service will j to our sorrow s still the genial Autocrat U- held twice daily in cit build- and all municipal will For several years was a suffer- from on my It would come pimples and the idling was almost more than I could The skin was tender and the would swell so I could hardly my fingers. Sometimes my would become perfectly raw from scratching or breaking of the pimples. When I was in this condition I triad one half dozen Mrs. Per- sou's and some Wash and by the time I took it my bands were cured, and I am well of the trouble. It has broken out a little at times, but not to i in i- me or make me more medicine. I am now well. M. E. X. May UM. NOTICE OF is hereby given that the of Coward, Brown will on the day of April dissolve by mutual consent. All persons ow- said firm will make immediate payment, all persons holding claims against said firm will please present same for payment. new will be made by said firm of Coward, Brown Co. Snows A baa been nominated for mayor that town the Democrats and ed. How much do you Five the re said Jones, requested to attend that have you con free street ear transportation will j four was the lie furnished all citizens ,,,.,., Sunday morning-, that spit Well what did you do were I as a We y a celebrated S. Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in pen and is distinctive Parser Not only does it feed the ink perfectly, bur prevents i soiled Augers much did you Hots much were you I rented land and plowed a cl What have you got I have a good plantation and a pair of said Sam Jones, paid the devil a year for privilege of plowing a steer on rented land, and yon want to who saved five dollars n year for the privilege it plowing horses on your own plantation. You are a rascal the crown of your bead to The Daily Reflector Gives the home news every at small price cf cents a month. Are yo i a subscriber Ii not yo i ought to be. The Eastern deflector Is only a year and contains the gives information to the p lit th i rowing i ac- co, that is worth m my times e price. the street will lie a offense, and that numerous other reform will lie spend Philadelphia Times. From to ladies riding down town in a cable car. They were mostly to one another, but the One tin- ladies had the the and in her of than wont on. Mine in for Bart HiT . is . yon think to. M to Rent man nut to her. Wouldn't yon lather tell thin to I Mine. She in sitting A sad story reaches us this morn- TO . coldly. from A month ago After the general which fol to Mr. and Mrs. It. A Scott, who lives within two or three miles of that horrid critic . ,, ,, who bat influenced my con this morning Mrs. Nott was found v it i he dead in her She was about ,, always writing against yon. years of age. and Informs Be mutt s most and , ion Mr. in- Found Head In Bed. is that death mulled heart ; Mr. himself calmly in- quired Mme. is next to New York World. -FOR- r. C . . I J a I. ran r. the two this . ll Mir hi the, II.-d foe It o tin how to i.- to total a with the of It r- I but f THE OLD DOMINION LING administration having this day to the under- signed upon the estate of Chapman deepened, notice is here- by given to all persons having claims against the estate of Chapman to present them to the undersigned on or the day of March. 1900, or this notice will lie pleaded of their re- This Ito day of March L. E. Smith, of the Pol lie Chapman. Harding Harding, VICE leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at U A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, leave at A. II., Greenville A. M. Tues- days, Thursdays and Sailing hours subject de- pending on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Ola Dominions, s. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay line from Baltimore; Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. C. J. N. C. -1 1875.- NOTICE. I, Anna wife of j Lewis have this In SCHULTZ made entry to law; of my I WHOLESALE -.- withdrawal as a free trader in Hook page Register's office of Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce Pitt count v. X. C, and from the molasses, side meat, hams, should- day of March, will cease era, coffee, sugar, tobacco, to aid as a free trailer, her Anna x Witness mark II. L Hall. from sole I Last Miss Carrie of Rowan was married to Frank Marsh, of New I York, in I lie Lutheran ill inch here. having known him only a brief i lime before. A short while after I wards she from j The Hank of the Manhattan Caw-1 York to live again lib her rats- which celebrates its An inter-i story has just come to A Dinner. sent, pain on April to the sixty- four of the banks are of the clearing and to the presidents of the and the trust ton din tier to lie given at Sherry's on the evening of the named. This gathering will probably rep- resent aggregation of capital has ever been seen in this around a table. far exceeding the dinner given to the late after his nomination to the presidency. fact, a careful estimate of the money to lie at the dinner puts the The dinner Will private. York Dispatch, explaining the matter. Accounts The York Herald Journal of the lust., of a proceeding instituted against Prank Marsh at re- veal the fact that be had already been married to another woman who happened also to be the wife Indian A prevails lowest classes of southern India for ob- rain in times drought A figure of a woman is stretched toils on its hark on an open. low four wheeled and the is streets. Indian peasantry it the in loins, end I The by notion that the on the represent the wife of the god of rain, and that when he favorite along the streets he Bends of to wreak his i i. i last t of hoe, the ii v ten it. id the wife. an will me a will bay my hat. BLOOD CURE SENT FREE. A Cure Blood and Skin Dis- eases, Eczema, Pimples, Scrofula, Blood Poison, Cancer, Etc. If line, mill i-r-i. lent mi arm- or in trouble tare will, or II II B mail.- I-. sad H o. Mar n. me. fill All rt had, the II. II II he. an., it on or M i To remove all it, we to I., any of II II H. II. II. I- an old well remedy, Inn. e we Hint it fur tar bl II U. II lino are well today -Unman earner lip. e. aster r Internal are all i II. II. III. r mini.- All . H H B. at per i, .,., tn ii-u n sample 11.11 will will In mall. Ad- co, an Atlanta, and per will b All immense factory, to cost one million dollars, is to be erected at county. Col. Carr, H. X. Duke and other are interested and will build other factories, ex. pending over three million dollars. The falls at furnish hone and it is con- lo furnish Dur- ham other places with light and power from it plant there. the will my glove and obituary lines on old Jinks will enable us to rent n carriage and attend his funeral Bow happy we to Atlantic Constitution. branches of the Legislature have passed a resolution making May the in-I anniversary of in Manila Hay, it legal holiday. May day has already a holiday as the of the season of flowers, will a patriotic in to their of one of the most signal naval of the century, K Idem. the parent the article. Hit's all wool, old that ho shrinks washing Record every day, morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. A. Setzer, pastor. school a. m. D. regular services. a. m. Divine service sermon every and evening. Wednesdays tit I M., and Litany Fridays at A. It. Kev. I. Minister in Charge. Extra Lenten services Tuesdays at I P. M. at P. M. day, and meeting evening. X. M. pastor. Sunday school II p. in. w F. Harding, third Sunday, morning evening. . J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school p. in. J. It. Moore The Jersey has passed a law making it u women to wear birds on their hats. The ably thought that the women should lie with the wings, tails, etc., without going for n whole Star. f s pint Cure Liver ills. ARE YOU constitution undermined by ex- in eating, by the laws of nature, or physical all gone, so NEVER DESPAIR Pills will cure you sick stomach, liver, constipation, biliousness all kindred diseases. Liver Pills an absolute cure. cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, butter, mountain full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy Hakes, cotton- seed meal and hulls, cotton seed at cents per bushel. D. M. GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES, Etc, AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see M. SCHULTZ. Phone , LODGES F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets and third Monday evening. R. W, M. J. M. Sec. I. O. O. Lodge. No. Meets every Tuesday evening. B, B. Griffin, N. G. L. H. See. K. of River Lodge, No. every Friday evening. Dr. Bagwell, Jr., C, Can, K. It. It. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, B. M. R. Lang, Sec. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. F. hall. O. J. A. O. No. meets every first third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. F. M. Hodges. Worthy Chief-, Smith, Sec. I. O. Conclave, No. meets every am I fourth Monday Odd lows. Hall. W. B. Wilson, Smith Soc. At our shops on Dickinson Ave- we repair all kinds of Gins and Farming Guns, Pistols, etc. We also manufacture------ t CARTS, J J WAGONS, t BRACKETS, J t POSTS, t J B A LISTERS. J Let us have your work. ALLEN. lo W. B. i IN N. The Stock complete in every de- prices us as tho lowest. Highest market prices paid for D. J. WHICHARD. and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO I I . per Year in Advance. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. MARCH NO lift WE OFFER TO PLANTERS OF A What The Will Perfect Formula OSCEOLA tobacco mm. story of mother lark's Ion lo her little ours vi ii the chief lit in ft to the to t North bi General which adjourned To the lo the Constitution will be the greatest to for Perfection ever been A. new tobacco brand by a new known in u tobacco formula but an old house. for North Car- Tobacco this Season FOR LADIES. G TO CALL FOR AND TRY OSCEOLA. Va. Ami for In nil Old Dominion A feats everywhere. ft Sun represent tuber agents in all N. towns. in it i years lo come any I he lax-payers of be willing or could bear, in addition lo arc The vote i regarded by black as A Very Important of I heir bis men. and the record of thirty odd veal's to tin-in of our gov- and the remote of having sons deprived of privilege ill fathers to of every opportunity to I hill In In- case consider it will lie tho to road and together wit higher of Intelligence ever been Hun for the pi iv of exorcising the of suffrage. will be a means of energy I he lives of some of The Northern mt. goes to prove people of Hi,. tiers N. South were loyal to their word, and have issued two letters of during the past twelve months one to when foreign hail lo be business men North, was no hesitation on the par tine In business men of the oil be Soul march Booth. ed to the front and amid the Here Southern Pines, X. is one of of the was old I the men of former known in the South- Joe Wheeler, one of I he may bring the em slates, bill probably it is not leaders who , in sixties f In pine generally even met on light in the humbler our people Smith; this march from In progressive little city amid the to the sen, and although sick. I worth otherwise re long was built by North nigh unto death, Wheeler or main unseen unknown forever. era men and capital. Hundreds of derail his men lo carry him to Northern slates have ill Santiago there he there and permanently lo stayed until the battle was until have a real live the victory won for the slurs Yankee in the North stripes. It was the Among the young officer, Worth Bagley Southern Pines, are bankers, law- C., who gave up the life for yen, merchants, the Union, and was the brave form- young Alabama, era and persona of all calling of life, the little band of heron Into the out of the entire population very of death, victory there are not exceeding one bun- might conic to the Union's cause. died and fifty Southern born there Is truly no North, no pie but the Northern settlers South, no Halt, no bill in come all who go whether fact a Union of States, when young men of the land will be the Southerner or Northerner. There people of Southern N. C, false idea of is no sectional feeling the Yankee city of people place. These people through its official head, the Mayor from the North have Invested so and its business much capital and made so many Board of Trade, proclaim to the that the taxes they world that Southern Investments usually pay, meets one sixth of the are not only safe, bill more entire county, slate, school all the North elsewhere oilier luxes of Moore County In invites which they are located. They lo come Soul meet Southern have built electric light plants, men learn Hie real bang two separate plants in troth to people by the place for meeting them face In face arc simply lining South a that should have been done years ago, by the of I he North; bill nothing that is is too news is welcome any time I hough Ibis justice to the South late, we are no less grateful indebted In I lie Northern And La If. Reynold's SHOES for Men and Boys. All new Spring Stock and they are Beauties. Fear of Local Investment. ;.;,. , -in 1- j it, . SHU., mi . i . . ; . -i ll I- It'll hem mill w i i-i, In Inn i . . l it I i- i I , . ill- l i men. I lie Hi . . to I lie e lance pi ult i. is . a home is . 11- -1 I ire Mas-., a i ls success i . v. . as Inn lib bell fol In upon . ,.,.,,,;, . prises hi ,.,. , ,., ,. l Ins Hint E in, .--; ions I ell i . inn . 1.1- ll In in tit car line six miles long, am in fact they have every thing that is modern These people have conic South their lot among Southern pie. Mini I hey have are with the South and the Southern people, the in- vestments have been profitable of Southern that they want their in the, North to come down meet the I men of the South to learn from them the advantage that each section has to offer. Such a spirit on the part of these people is to be commended by all loyal Southerners, who have a desire to c built up. eta people have no animosity to wards Northern people. The South slaked cause with Jackson, mid Johnson, and when they the brave men who went to battle with tIn hi did all that human be- lo a of the Southern Confederacy, and I hey said, we are you have us at your mercy, we surrender afford to sacrifice the lives of the brave men left, the And above all ii will is- a means of stimulating and young men of future in North Carolina lo point of higher Par has been laid by some on money value of education. As we see I lie value of education is ponies the lowest value that should be pill upon believe one effect which Hie proposed will have ilium the Intended education should be. Say what may, I hen. being a race measure, can but fraught with the of blessings to both races; and looked from ibis philosophical stand- point, every North Carolina ought in vole for It will be the means of causing every mail lo learn ill his younger years be look his fitness through his own person ill effort for he proposes lo in the laud Neck CANNOT BE CUBED with LOCAL they cannot reach I he seat of disease. Catarrh In a blood disease, and order lo cure it yon must take Internal Catarrh Cure is en Internally, and acts directly on the blood mucous surfaces. Hall's Cure is not a quack medicine. It was by our of the belt physicians this country for years, and is it regular prescription. It best tonics known, combined with heal acting on the mucous surfaces. The fist combination of the two gradients is such wonderful Scud for testimonials, free. P. in., Props. Southern people were , abide In good faith by decision I Hull's the best. AND SEE THEM. against port of Indies will established in the States after it next, and since most of I he I limps remaining in Cuba are from their return should be a chief concern of Department. There are three soldiers on the island as will needed lime loci. and establishment of the annual Southern quarantine should find every volunteer safe home and beyond reach of eon- Philadelphia lire i licit lie I In ell from I . II . I he I .,., . . c . bu u , .,.; . . 1.1,1 lived lilt- his twin . I I I 11.1. I- ,, I,. II- well , . . . lie.,, III I Ml I , , . . ; II e Mill g , , , horses ill . , , . , . p , . . y, U el . Ill , . . , . rill In seven credit to . . . ,. III . ii c which . ,,, I ii In I hell should In- s sense in in . man in V .- i. . . . . .-. bill here slut lid . . In-i t In i he . ml is lift , I'll II III I should lie iii .-r m. when . ; mil,, the K. I. . . , ., , . in . ; hi . in 1-1 should . lie X-S v. die Mill and ill , . . I . -I . I'll . ill HUH ,,, in nil. . I., him -i c. . . mi ml Y oiler . much Hi.-, id . . till . II. I'll man w ho his in I . , , . i . i . . . I I I. I . . then scuds i- . I . aim deserve-, ill . Vs. in hi. i cut till. I the in . . , ., ., , , Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES Building see we, nils i I,. i e s. Iii- Salve. The best salve in the Cuts, Sores, C leers, Sail Kin inn, Bores, Chilblains, Corns, all skin Eruptions, positively cures or no pay required, ll is guaranteed to hive perm faction or Price O. cents per box. Jno. L. Woolen, i i I Vii GUANO. PLANT Mil R CHOP WITHOUT IT. , NORFOLK, VA I I ill. . i V-- lam-it; i . ;. . . I. . . . . , while the man trim i.; wile, risks ii hi to old in- I. is sou of i nil mills. , I i l . . he I Ism i pi chicken bone was ill His Hi ml clinked lo March I, ore relief could la-bad. I is, Mo., who . In . nun id I . i when was , r I he cure of v ill; does v-v a cure it i u . , are rheumatism, is n em n. ; ,,.,., J he paid n sum, j j I he I In Mi l. I pp. r I I is n ail ill a raving s inn in i , 1.11. mill's in , . iv hi- intended bride, was K, I ll N . . a Mills II. Kurt., Gil vs N. c. Hi. I., . I l-l . p . . .; I . w one w . i . home. I In. suit, nus . failing ho In- and he in . v COLD Take I in. I ah VII druggists re . I II Ii. cure. I nine I. It, t. on each mm