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FOB The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TL SI per Year in Advance. VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, MAY 9.1899. NO Friday WK OFFER IO PI OF A Perfect Tobacco Formula. OSCEOLA TOBACCO A new tobacco brand by a new tobacco formula an old house. Look out for OSCEOLA under North Carolina Tobacco this under Season. ITS GOING TO BE HEARD FROM CALL FOR AND TRY OSCEOLA. BY OLD ION CO. Br. And for sale by all Old Dominion Agents everywhere. 1.0. Son represent us at Greenville. Other agents in all Eastern X. towns. Va. Tin Constitutional th- cans. The. party in North Carolina never has fared an issue that o fills it with utter dismay as ed by the lust Legislature. If the make a tight against the it at once the issue of he campaign, and the color line will lie drawn against them with greater fierceness and force than in the last election. They thus see the utter of opposing it. But if they had a hope of winning they do not look upon it as an inviting hope, for what would be gained They would still lie, in North Carolina, nothing but the same old This is the view reported to lie taken by a hanger-on at and there is no denying that it appears to lie the correct one. Any white Republican in North Carolina who wants to earn a bet- title to the censure of his race than he now enjoys ran earn it by opposing with might main the constitutional Gazette. Statue of Jefferson Davis to Placed Over His Grave. be Duly Of Negroes If it were known that the great majority of would assist in the detection and arrest of the wretches of I heir race who commit the crimes that provoke nearly all lynching in the such crimes would very rare. The of the have in this matter a duly to themselves and to the people w horn they live, which they have failed to perform. It is in their power to decrease lynching in the south by making it certain that those the crime for which lynching inmost certain shall find no hiding place in settlements or in bronze statue is to lie placed over the grave of Hon. Davis, in Hollywood Cemetery here. Mrs. -having the statue made in New York. It will lie slightly over life size and a faithful likeness of deceased chieftain. It will show him as he was during the war and will sent him in the dollies he wore when captured. It has been so frequently stated that Mr. Davis was captured while Hoeing in male attire that Mrs. Davis cl. in rearing the monument, to show her husband as he really when taken prisoner. Washington Cost. NO BIGHT TO UGLINESS. The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would lie at- tractive must keep If she is weak, sickly and all run down she will If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, skin eruptions and a wretched complex- ion. Electric Bitters is the best medicine iii the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, skin, rich complexion. It will make a good-looking, charm- woman of a run-down invalid. Only cents at L. Drug store. A Family Disagreement. In a home out in the country, not far from town, we are Informed, there may seen quite a pile of sewing lying on the nearly in middle oil he that has lying there for more than six months. At the time the head of the house wanted a chair, and seeing but one band he dumped to the floor the sewing which lay upon it. His wife asked him to pick it up. He said he Wouldn't do It. She told him as he threw it there it could remain mil he got ready to pick it up. She would never touch it. And there it remains, a memorial to an Incompatibility of disposition.- York Commercial The days of and the shirt waist are here, and the sum mer girl has made good use of her lime since the season began. What is gives greater charm to a bit of femininity than a shirt suit When yon see you think of apple blossoms and you want to wander to a bench the trees, there to sit at toe feet of as it were, and de- her with your eyes. in gen. It's the truth. There is nothing else that a girl can makes look so sweet, as a waist. A shirt waist and a sailor hat is a combination that simply out of sight. Ah, If the dear creatures only knew it. Then they wouldn't wear crepe de chine, moire, taffeta, foulard, mouse- line de sole, and all that sort of stuff, nor carry so much draped tulip patch on their heads. Charlotte Observer. A linker who bought his butter in pound-rolls from a farmer, no- that the rolls looked rather small, weighed them, and found that they were all pound in weight. he put the farmer into the comity court. butler said the judge, certainly under pound in weight. . Have you any he asked. said the farmer. have you any how can you your very said I've been selling butter to the baker I've been buy- pound loaves from him, and I have used them for weights on my own The Berry Shipments Beat All Records. So far season crates of strawberries have been shipped by the Southern Express from on the Atlantic between here and Wilmington alone. There is a quantity of other truck shipped of course. Mr. J. J, Cross el t he I splendid route agent of the South- Express, with headquarters in this estimates that the ship- of strawberries from this line will fool up crates for He says that when he came here, eight years ago, there was not a crate of strawberries shipped over the vision of the O. F. ft Y. V. Ball State of Ohio, City of Toledo County, j Frank J. makes oath that he is senior of firm of Frank Co., do- business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, i Observer, that said Ann will pay the sum of HUNDRED DOLLARS for . . , ,, . each and every case of Catarrh that A cured by the Hall's. second lime, and his choice was a Catarrh Cure. Frank J. wealthy lady about Sworn to and when bride bridegroom ed this 6th day of December, A. 1880. f------ A. I Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- and nets directly on the and mucous surfaces of the system. FRANK J. Toledo, O. Hold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills are best. returned home from the wedding the husband, introducing the wife to his children, dear children, kiss this lady. She is the new I promised bring After steady look at the little Charlie you have been cheated She Isn't new at Nearly all from destruction of Main have I paid by the Treasury Depot I- An act of Congress provided such claims should Is- divided two classes, the gratuity the indemnity, the former being those of the families or relatives of the men killed by the explosion. This act also provided a year's pay In these eases be granted in lieu of indemnity. So far the total number of settled is in payment Of the claims paid there have bean amounting No Smallpox In The Free Press is glad to an- there is not a case of smallpox in Kinston, or in the pest house out of the corporate limits, nor is there a suspect in house. Both houses are cant, and will lie thoroughly gated and cleaned. The Free has published the truth boot the smallpox when was in Kinston, and when says there is no smallpox in Kinston or near Kinston the people can rely- on our Free DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. HEY ARE -LEADERS IX- Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES Hardware a Specialty. TOBACCO GUANO. DON'T PLANT YOUR CROP WITHOUT IT. MAKES THE FINEST TOBACCO. Manufactured by COLUMBIA GUANO CO., NORFOLK, VA Tiling. fin- I idled Stales Consul given r ripe for m which i- in use I n Smith ounce calcium lo one of u i . dipped III all . . I dry; I hi show no i tiling and em Kept Paying Double Prices A V M . ill -sill I i.-, , ., , . . ,. . , ft a . . i . v. . I I . can In kepi . r . up hi one occasion a man asleep in Theater the performance of a pin- h hi s sen is . . i . was played. The friends looked in and n sleep -r. dear said . i . f. V . . g II . Hilt m t . J, .- i v,. . ,. your works replied that's man who was lb not awake Do you i. r.-i l. lorn, th V i. if.- i i iii ; .-. i I . i i I. . I . iii; ,. i ., at i i ,. . v l . . . . In i. ill ii . i A her husband in be- fore the cradle of her via- w hat a sight It i, when he suddenly ion ml and in u den. more I look the more I am a l. In nil min Di till how furniture dealer could have J . me horrible cradle, . . . . . I'll r A wise and In . , , , i ran . l New i has a ,,.,,, , ,, his girl have U per- Sir h- r I feet right to m- He . tin Pi . I ill. . public streets. A had ml n f.-.- while arrested a Sit i ; to pair swains if ; I i .; rick, f u royal I r H v. .-ii.- A j a; i.; ft nil . and Men i in nu I tack of cable n- M , , . ., ,.,,. liable informal ion I learn ii I prevail of Yorktown's crew, in i h eluding are prison- in , t on at lam day lull Honed, Six in tin- II A; I . . n . i. r f,,. ., . , ,.,. . , . i of th Ii Ir . . . . I iii en in I H f, . ,. ., r. t ,.,,,, Let . i have w mil . i th dip ,,, j . i--. in prowl . n I he At i f All w II .-. t lets of the I in Cost .- . . i, . . f t.-r By I I . , W ii in , tho ,.,. .;.,,. .,.,, ,, , int.-i r to -i j n r. i of I ii ruin I. In th , i . , tho , i I t- null i-- rial Too of tin I- i . . . . ; . i .- , ,. i . ; ,,. ; . ; ninny will i .- . , r, it i ti . . 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i Hum. x. r. D. J. Entered at I In- Office at X. m Second Mail TOBACCO PITT COUNTY. of and Prices at Which u ha 1886. ill o, I . Ti 1899. PAY AND GET A PRIZE. I have asked to up of Pin . first to be here c also which ii year. I have depend mainly on I We a dusty wind Wed evening. your sewing and t Mrs. Sarah and sister. farmers are taking advantage of this nice weather to sot out tobacco. depend mainly on I Have been to get trod upon Mr. toes. with Hi.- publishers of the may fall in error in stale message to since the Manna's tricks in Journal we are enabled to offer a as the information is lire. muddle are leak- sought by of A. II. from Aurora, out. One of them was his gene a. or brother to the Mr. is I hint that the Speaker ought to the merchandise business here, western mm. Ii wan thought came in last night. strange at the he should WASHINGTON May Bat, Mr. doesn't id of the report of the Military Court of Inquiry, and it is said the Court, which a neck ago. will here h to revise the parts of the report before ii is approved by Mr. made public. that in of certain officers, th. court, doubtless unintentionally, subscription to paper to even new subscriber who pays for The Eastern Reflector year ahead and the is made old subscriber who will pay all back dues and one year in paper- for the price of ours In order hi gel the Form as a premium for advance pay it will be necessary to walk right up to the captain's office, for we have only a limited ear sub script ions The m Journal is on solid foundation and perfectly trustworthy. mate estimate pose. serve In year that to- there a small area pi I. Ii all the tobacco planted the first year K. I,. Jones of this pin , who makes the Jones Cultivator, just returned night from Washing- ton and points, where he raking orders, Mr- II. M. Dixon's mother, Mrs. Williams, from Wharton, All say, cm Just after the big lire 1890, swept the up- per portion of main street. I'm tried to speak a word of encouragement to those Sou a similar disaster has section tin- business portion town we would again under- take to encourage those upon whom the blow tails. Men. lake courage gaze in despair tin- of ashes mark- the of your business pros turn your faces again to tin- determine I out of these ashes shall rise phoenix and in yourself and never e up. to those so fortunate to es disaster, lei urge you in- baud the Many man's lite turned brightened just by a little net word tin right time. Let this disaster the ties of business relations between us. The misfortune nut- is felt more less by all. and the prosperity of one is in a certain extent participated iii all. Let n- therefore work r Ii and for I Hie, was the river road from in throe miles a I have her brother and little niece milieu More, first came down t. see her lion for tobacco culture was begun, night. Mr. Williams re Priori however, the late turn W. Brown planted a small lot bill j William. ii and awhile. time Mr. II. In in ti more Tin-day the ear lied tin- city majority, The color line was a leading i--m in and the e ins the heat.-. burden in planted some and had same experience. On side of the river It seems crop a vet small quantity raised the first year I do what s,,, for. I know Hi of it sold very well, and not. Same planters were disgust ii while others wen- enthusiastic The year a area a- prices u were more satisfactory. Alma; the year our in Thai ye I .-thing like an I a two million pounds were i 111.1 price at w ii -1.1 ii hole section, I sh tin- average for I-. cry In It rents, next year crop nil nit probably I will say, how ever, the protracted hen rains during 1-1 mined the crop m Hi for nothing, some coin limn export with a few bright lugs Tin- ye was a crop year there raised in the county three a Ii million ml cents average. we have nil I . w.-ll a- I each re a- a million pounds average of about a million an average have that hint, lint when is known that several days Le had a private confer ill its strangeness disappears. It was a bluff touring obtain pledges from him. Whether it I succeeded i- certain, but there for believing that it morning, but Mr-, did, that Sherman, who was will stay. known as Reed's late, will be token up the administration, and the trust-. elected Speaker. Friends of Hopkins Illinois, and Iowa, both of whom bad been led One day we have war almost ended tin- next ii fighting i- a- brisk n- et MILLS Mn . Int. The tobacco plainer- are j. rain. The i-Mp i- l-i in-. W. II. gave us a am .-all A very I rd led tin- quarterly c Swamp Mi riling returned home last week after lime Cox, Z-b W. c. at ten lei I the annual picnic at C landing last i. is Mrs. S to know that lire tie inn one ii 1- it can't destroy their burn up our but their good reputation in 1.1 1.-.- The A. i. Cox Mfg. an- using a special fastening in join their lines, are sate from the risk arising from joints coining by line-. are using line man- deliver Hues any line-. are guaranteed to bi- as low a- am . or send your .-an Ho we want arc getting very suspicious. will not talk for CORPORATIONS noes Both Old Dominion Com. puny and Atlantic Line Offer to Help Greenville. the of tin- fire Thursday night a telephone message was sent in Washington to see if we COUld gel the of town lo conic to our assistance. flu- Washington Unman were to come but it is happened that there was not a car there in which their apparatus could be Learning this Mr. John Myers, agent of the Old Dominion Com- told them he bod a steamer at the wharf which was at their dis- tree of charge. An showed that the firemen could hard- reach hereby steamer in lime to be of assistance, but all same showed the of Old Dominion Company to do all in their power In help us. Friday Mr. Moore, of the Atlantic Coast Line here, received a telegram from Mr, II. M. Freight passenger Agent, expressing the regret of his company at learn- of the destructive lire had and offering a re- bate of per cent of the freights mi all building materials for rebuild burnt district that are ship here over the lie TODAYS High Low Close. June August October May and June. Close. Tone. 8.21 steady. bow Close. Wheat. Inly Sept. W i Opening. High Low C, 1341 1831 It. H. T. 1291 Manhattan C. W. Hi II ll A FULL LINE TO SELECT FROM. WE CARRY A NICE LINE OF DRY Goods SHOES HATS PANTS W. W. T. but ii the Blip- Is given to Sherman will that will either by Boss nu or Mr. they may lint their to talk. The majority in the will and a vigorous kickers make lots trouble I'm- those in charge of the j mini ml inn Senator who been traveling extensively since Con- Is now in Wash- II.- said of his observation of will in- nominated acclamation. Hi- nomination be prevent I. I spent several weeks through South and talked with people the small towns. In every state, and in Louisiana Texas. I able expects government. what they Members the Board of will do hr-i were not favorable lo James Keel, of ho out in the , dis- has attending Bethel High mime was has accepted the highest praise. a with Keel, of the is Ml. Olive, N. C. feeling. I believe, -.-. and the delegation from to purl with him. will be for crop around I elect delegate ale looking line. M. O. To me Ladies We have just opened at N. C, a line of new------- Novelties, Etc. to which we invite your attention. are styles will be sold reasonable prices. We have a skilled Midi- to do our and can j us ill the new brick . . Al tow n the s were Mayor, S. I. II. I. and Henri W. Martin. are all mid S. T. Carson expect in make Hi shipment. Mr. II. Carson wile spent la-l Sunday with relatives near Mi-- II i of t. Louis, Ky. has accented a position in Mrs, M. Bullock's millinery -inn-. She is very pretty and we an- to her. of Bethel are in deep in pal with ill.- in her destructive lire but ire feel sure ii will ma in- long before all ruined buildings will be replaced by ones she will again in- one of prettiest most little towns in the state. One Base a r Ii ii an I . . r ail j Pills. S I i I I I, I pills. Will I mil.,. iv. -i-i I t III i., r.-. v all ,,,;. . ., I- , i million pounds at s; in cents. Five million p muds an Si-, and a hall M,. i at n of. r-.-. a hail million iii an average v Pills. All i- w from menu ml 1- in keep in mind mailer of III-- the I hi d ill rude ha- each iii the Secretary ml n and I bail- entirely upon which however, I am sure i- approximate curate. Ii w ill In- observed for the iii.- years there been a mall decrease in general aver- age, ill -1 year, there a -mall increase, the fact the percent of common Co was larger than it bus been any since 1892. The re pi n in I i ii in has mil been a- in the , one knows for two years common tobacco has sold re well, while brighter have low, that is. iii proportion in the way it u lib the There seems to ho m very feeling In circles and general it will toll we can recommend to the public as well next season, the foreign do do what they promise. Their our tobacco Increasing I while our midst has and therein lies encouragement I been of the beat, both on and off tobacco the stage, At tin- Two presented Friday at the Opera House by Inn Maker- the be-l A good audience, consider- drawbacks, was were delighted. Miss it-- as of the orphans, hi- perfect in her character elicited well merited applause, she is an exceptionally line Mi Belle as Henri blind sister, was far above we have seen here in some lime. A difficult-role tn The other characters were well The specialties were very Mr. was again link a- I He is ii win-in number. Mr. inn funny for anything la great as the Miss Belle again pleased the This company V mi districts in Ni-i York, and that will insure the expression of the sentiment the tin- opinion that the populists would hold tin- first National Convention year and would nominate speak of the letter of Urn. South Dakota, asking for the dis- charge of the volunteers from that -tale, and the Philippine policy, Senator -In his letter to President i-i the people of our state, .-insider the life of one of brave bays from Dakota a- worth all the 1- There is I'm- killing in The possess- these islands is worth but from point we out of a race whose labor i- paid the rate of cents a day. Our entire policy regard- is wrong, and though who oppose it are denounced traitors, I believe the time will come when they will be kink- ed upon 11- true ions often accused of being soulless, but these two dents interest that both old Dominion and Coast Line feel In welfare of Greenville, and our people will mil nut mag- A clergy man called mi a parishioner in a village, whom h- found deeply lamenting the death of only boy four or live years of age. In the hope of consoling the woman, he remarked to her young could nut have committed any grievous sin, and doubt the boy bad gone to heaven. said the simple hearted lure, my poor shy, they'll be all there In Factory, Mr. I. M. Tucker nils us Hint the success, of tin- fertilizer factory upon w he has been Working some days is assured, lie has been greatly in Mock is now having the papers drawn up. lie desires j that many farmers take -mall stock the enterprise so as tn be identified with and all who wish lo do see him or leave their office to Is referred lo MISS CO., N. c. aim Goods. We have just opened nix building with an entirely new and stock of------ We Carry Dry Hals, ware, Farm Implements, Meat, FlOUT, Sugar, Coffee, bard, etc., in fact every carried in a general Also Sell ALL NEW dust received from Now York. Chi-I Baltimore line of Mixed Straw Sailors, Mohair and Sailors, Baby Caps and Dresses. line Waists, Ware, Wrappers, Bead Chains, Shirt Waist tenders, Dress Forms, Sash Ribbons. Jewel Belt Buckles, Handkerchiefs. Everybody hit it.-d to call and see my new line of goods. MRS. M. A. AT POINTS. HAY, OATS, COBS, COT. TON AND AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will lie j found as low as a . article j be sold Von cordially in- lo visit our prices paid for all of produce. j WHITE FLEMING, N. C. Premiums have been in Can lo. When a man goes into business lie his curds printed, and when In- meets an therefore he pokes out and says; you're down my way. drop trouble is that you can't repeal that often personally. What you can is tn put the card and the remark, more or less expressed, into a paper, and have it handed In hundreds all one day. Chicago Apparel III . with r. tills ma Ir h . . in .- r i- tin In; iii i w-n h inn nil a j in-, t- the ii.- one in distant tin . fact in -hill Into . iii. . .- Hi ,; 1.11,1 lira bl nut lo A I . . i- mill i or of town, bin witter ti ii mi . a I f--r i ; . it have health, grow I r naves um m ; M- -t follow the tho poof child ii r. the cm ii I-1 it who ii in mi n ii. 1.1 in tin- child Tn Cine II C. C. a a of Nut to trace anything lo n with lbs h Nile of the my, have re logy mill dually was en n rue tn vat which had been through mag- a. tin- belief that it who taken the money its me bin It 1- recorded that any , t the yet with a a in- I Talc. is av. thin morn y.-i bow damp it Ia-t light IV, I K sod his wife the it liar waiting fur a street ear. and into nay stood there foe folly u half bis OMS in in That s w i . he r I IX Heavy and Pane X. Cotton bagging and Ties always on ban i Fresh goods kept on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial w ill convince you. D. W. 98.- y. tin v a- ti-11 a III.- new -11 utter is-r . Here not I. me Hi km- e. here in view think lint I, Unit r. of the lean. el well known tree ell Me, DRUG CO, n C Sold I-i lime of Newark, N. J, Your Policy J. Has Cash Value, Value, I. Paid up Insurance that works Will e instated within three after lapse you are in good health. After Second Year No lies ions, Dividends are payable at the be- of the second and of each year, provided the pro- for current year be paid. They lie To reduce or To the Insurance, or To -Make Policy Payable as an Endow during the Lifetime J. L. SUGG, N. via. kinds I Second Hand Goods j Bought and Sold Commission. S W, S the money III t. r. I. E WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR SO CENTS. l-re II B, new. fur sis mm, i N. kt. . . . . . . ASK YOUR DEALER Si FOR THE PAIR. Perfect Filling. Best And I Shot sold. . . I J. C. Cobb a Son. GOOD PEOPLE You all know that I was burned out at the lire on of i Hut while I am out of doors l would ask all lo forget your old friend MAY. Meets on the Move. Tut M It I. 1800. Ii. nit this morning F King came in evening from Henderson. K. It. returned day evening from Virginia. -dues v y; The King Clothier. In a few days inure I will have Something interesting t j tell you in this space, and it will lie of a nature as to make as grateful to fertile will gin- you as feel lo you for the liberal patronage you have given me in past. I. I. Moore came I. day evening from Nash Miss Annie spent today herewith tile . Harding. Mis, of Tarboro, came n Wednesday evening to visit her sister, Mis., w. I,. Brown, GREENVILLE'S 1ST FIRE. NEARLY TWO BLOCKS SWEPT AWAY. Twenty-five Stores Offices, the King House Loss About Insurance About Pay What You Owe i in is not lo say Dial many business men of lost heavily by the lire Thursday One has but to note individual losses sustained of this. Besides what have already many of them are to Miller further bi being thrown out of business until more buildings can Now is the duty of every person who had accounts with of these business men to go at once and pay them. though any individual count may these littles put together may go a long ways to wards encouraging and helping them to brave the tempest that sweeps over them. Tut; Kill appeals to your manhood, lo your feeling for a fellow man dis- Alfred Forbes and gets urges you to look after store occupied by the latter on matters i, t you owe go different flavors, pies, LOCAL J. A Son have a notice in your at lent ion is called. Mrs. L t is now next to II- store. Sec her is now of the stores of tin- Bernard building. I. I,. Starkey Bro. now one in Bernard building. Henry barbershop is on Fifth street, a rear room of the old store. is in a portion of the store, mi Five Points, with T. M lord. Mrs. is opening her millinery in the building, on Washington st reel. O. purchased the A WORD FOR Till Greenville presents end today. Where stood lows of buildings with merchandise there arc now Willis and ruins, who night closed their after a prosperous day's business, stand with sad line- and lies the . , ,, ., , . , place where their elegant Walter arrived lo smoke and Property evening from Florida to vis-, it his grandfather, Lewis Hudson. owners who yesterday could look with pride upon possessed, sec pile of coal i -in of what one- i a -ii-. i- picture brief. H. If. left yesterday furl has a r to see hi- brother. lire, one entails an i let Wilson, who is very oM Unit Ur. King Is postal clerk the A. .,.,. passenger train during Wilson's Free In ti. F. left this morning for California to spend several weeks that Slat,. We all hope may ban-a line nip over lo the Don't use profanity, use Tangle Pool from Zeno ft Bro, There is a humorous side to everything. Nut lost his I . at I he lire. No insurance. Fresh today sweet mountain Butter cents per pound S. M. should establish a brick here right away. There is going to large for them. The lire played havoc with telephone wires on street, and Manager Atkins is having lots of trouble gelling I hem lo work again. Do you want one of hand- some aluminum card cases with your name engraved on it and sonic nice cards Call at of- great need now is business we hope the building of I hem will begin early. FORGET IT AS LONG AS I 1.1 FORGOT WHAT WHY, WAS IN IN A. WHITE'S AGENCY, AND GOT SUCH A PROMPT ADJUSTMENT The farmers are making up the lime bad weather early in caused them lo lose. When you are nervous less, take Hood's Sarsaparilla. It makes nerves strong and gives refreshing sleep. Mold Tin-ill In going about that ninny people are agreed with the suggestion of that ward nominating enliven lions should be held earlier, and on the eve of the as has been our custom at municipal elections in the past. The people have a right to know advance who they are expected to vole for, and not names thrust on them the before Lei the conventions be held this time at weeks before the convention. And what la more important, lei every voter his respective ward meeting sec that good men arc nominal ed for Aldermen. Shooting at Oil Tuesday night Sidney and dim Moore and the father, W. had a fracas the elect ion, all the being after affair quieted down and everybody thought it was over. Wednesday morning Jim Moore was walk down street he was attacked by Me who shot at him several limes. Duly one of shots took effect, making a Mesh wound ill the back, I res-. M iv 1800. . went to Thursday evening. . It. John of New Bern rived Thursday evening. A. If. Moore returned Thursday evening from Nash court. . returned Thursday evening from a business trip. Rev. N. M. Watson returned from Raleigh Thursday evening. I. W. Thursday evening from a trip up tin- road. Mrs. Is. King and children returned this morning from lug relatives Rocky Mount, son I I. Goldsmith, of the Hart- ford will arrive tonight the losses for his insure I by their agent here. II. A. White. M iv ii. I. A. today, S. Smith ha- new dwelling in So to his it Greenville, Dis. I,. James I,. Cart- returned Friday evening from the dental convention at Raleigh, II. A. Latham, it Pitt county boy who was editor of the Washington but is the famous Tali from, lei n- digress here enough any will and in loftier shape I hall ever, was ill III o'clock Thin- day night, when many of our were assembled In I ho opera house witnessing by the Fun Makers, that lotto was thrown into consternation an alarm of lire. The alarm was almost instantly followed a lie in chairs. W. . lost he had. no Mi- M. II. milliner, could get amounts. Mrs. James, milliner. could not gel s. W. II. Wilson broker office. . I,. ti. Moses i Hazier, nu ii. tit nice. S. big lo-son Iii. R. I. C dentist over of fixtures a-. ,. King House, A. Andrew- oil building, Vines mi furniture WOO. A. jeweler, saved sin-1, mill no M r. I. I it saved in ii-i insurance. I. S. Smith, grocer, I, In HI, M. II. building -i. SOU, insurance J. A. and i i. half insured. i. M, J. I. druggist, building glare the central of insurance stock We extend our many thanks lo of Greenville and Pitt the -1 u . re-; in of May, 4th, 1899. and i- f the hard and faithful work we lost hat very little We will be to see one and all at Lahore. We have a com- line of Merchandise. Allow us to thank yon once more. Yours, etc., town which told at i was in wake Humus. The lire started in the roam of Paul Mel rink, t over insurance id, lain Ur ti II i liter, dry ; Wilson, . liar, what nun. r. hall, not be i ii. When th C. T. dry -I i. were bursting tho sides of the hum of building hull and had head way that no l. Cherry S bail u- them. II was till II. C. Hooker lion of building- in tin- i i. i, of the where II. Cherry, building there was for lire I by . ins lira. Springs of Tennessee, arrived hotel nut the wen here this morning to visit bis old home, lie bus made a great in- crease ill weight since his last here, which lie attributes to drink Talc Springs Mrs. is with him on this trip. Insurance II. A. Agent. accept our thanks for the prompt manner in which Companies adjusted our losses. It is only two days since the lire and we think such promptness needs Mils. II. I. J. I,. W. II. V., M. I hey like tinder. bill few lire spreading in ins. and was well pi. mill before it and was under control, and line fifteen buildings lining twenty store-and tin- King de -nut's, both dally and semi weekly, that were placed in pout office Thursday night, were burned. This will explain Move, neat-1 his was married Married. At a o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mr. M. . why our not receive them. MOTHER'S FRIEND women through the whole period of pregnancy in and com- fort. It and it mucks to there is no div It and relieves and the , Ml a at Sen I Fe copy i i. v mini ,. t II. Miss Zulu to Mr. M. Waters, the tony by Rev. I I,. Little. Immediately after ceremony Um bridal party left for I he home of the groom at where an elegant Wed- ding supper was served and a re- held, which was attended by a large number of friends. Let's Have a Hotel. has long needed a good modern hotel. Thai need will now lorn time lie felt more than ever. Till; hopes some of the properly owners in their plans of rebuilding the burnt district will consider supply need. The man who does so will I public and put money In his pocket also. i , Out of In other months forget the harsh winds of Spring. they have their use, as some say, to out the bad air accumulated after Winter storms and Spring thaws. There is far more important accumulation of badness in the veins and of humility, which needs Hood s Thin neat II,. I tie- I M It cures liver I aliments. Time ii strength up- months Kidneys me, tun on novice win. sleep I- my wife lit any Street, mi I I -all. let i. Main i I. -I lo ii-e . W i- I . my lite II cured Die per- I iv v a and a-mi. IO. Ill St., ill Me, A brisk east win the inn-- from two story buildings M. II. like, clear across lo build- lugs on I other side. brick store of James I. on side street the bunk building on .-i side broke the progress the lire or as many would have been destroyed, is so confusion lo that it is to Impossible to gel an accurate list of the losses and Insurance for this Issue lull ii la safe that the total loss will reach with Insurance about II. Hooker, stock, 11.111111. In- ranee who had their things in trunks in Hall lost Inking out a -I Mrs, s. i iii ling pie I by ll.-own Hooker, --I Mr-. H. I. Mi-, Hull occupied by frank W. s. buildings by Pulley and I. Star key S no -i p and ad . I in i i-i , is- In M. others, learn amounts, W. A, bar. others in rear of tut known. ma-lei . King some his nun properly in tin-of lice but saved nearly everything for were -nine heal y losers who did not get burned out, among these being James on stock II. White on stock. S. T. White, hit rick S. M. Mi A. All Mel i. Henry Slop pan and others had some loss from J. Son, in almost n bud but in i ii I. was much shaken up by for gel fill the i i I ii be III tn -i i . ii p. yell l ., . i . -e III- III . . , . -n i I hull i-i i roil i i ii U- i i e. pan . i land by i i. v live bit . . . ii . I l I I'm i Three trucks enough lo In list i. inn la short the . , , . will . i , right away. Alt, Price ill v. All accompanied with the lo I luring Co. ville, N. ill receive prompt J. W. . M. Cheek, bar, amount. i-t paper -nine Happenings in North Carolina, Rates, The railroads have a any of how their magnanimity times that is wry the of Odd on lust. The in keep their custom to make special rates lo largo gatherings, tied orders that tickets be sold to delegate this state It turns mil this ex- rate for the round lion that is one of the hand trip is only out in this Stale. cents higher than regular pas- eager rates, so if Signs. want to take advantage of The harvest street I dally of till the trip lo lie made in a limited u v I c limn l-t A i Five and lo cl so mil Don't wait you x, must . BIT MIL Tin- county Health pill ill a bill for people. County lo pay Tho cruiser Raleigh is now Wilmington. The has a mammoth till- lime, they by paying rents more for a regular t on w III, h i all plea-e conic back when they gel ready. lint la asks o send i We ii n the news every lion. upper-I haul- signs were lie and have I up over i In doors of their To I I was night but can be next door below i. . store would be pleased friends and I am ii.-t thank every ma-w help id my good,, during lire on the lib, m I lake Ibis tilling yon all bow much I the , I me. My -lore i-all loin up a but in a few days I will have every thing and Ive open then I lie one an all lo call on. el i Gives homo news s afternoon ti price a. you a Ii not you ought to be.

Should Want Job Printing A PH win. mi-; n . Mm. i- iv h. h a. plump n ii Come to see us M Pill Anything a Tl boat tot city . a -i wanner II iii can I ,. in a and ; II with- pal II I a null thing . I like a r i wits i, m II ii i I t i I ii tacky or river k i inti an lei . down a i in i Ike ease of Fa la nil I I. I lite Ii cam in J ban the Magi on ill There a cry at and lull pat to Pilot Pal I. wan . II.-1 i k head. I hi even ill ii the handle of In. wheel bottom girder of only aim la r Thin Story a y -it- of tin- ti- dona el Tin- work v. -in i OS whoa kill a laker la i r i l; bad r as I -ii. b was a kick, and with Visiting Card to Sheet Poster Record orange tree that will grow and frail u fur north Philadelphia i f department The of orange and In recent f r la northern Florida I the attention of ton a a arch r measure re- II i who bare been . Hen n raper- hit . ling I In- of the Florida or an i Japanese a . i and now I i ind of hybrid b will . Tint the pew will fr-t and a ; amount f Id and an will in I n which the ; pf i will be combined with the plant If the iii will I in orange not only in Florida, other will the lime tin- of an After to and found a known local r kin. Tin ll hail noon a i k. too for lie to i an n bad la aid him in an nun t tin- yon decided what you want to doT replied how I'm a pretty good me- I might open a l it of replied lilt kin i a mid tho bur- the bi tho that to -Mow carry a fail of th i celebrated S. Parker It is a big hit in n pen and is distinctive Parker Not only does it feed tho ink Angers The The will a total iii the of the Fifty- i SI i f a It mi i I n count . and I who will rote with the on total will which, with cant of baring made ice wake up the ital of the on a of all. counting and Kyla in i and when included in H.-; an I. .- . in- . a A down town who i her a d hut to her toilet when hone, had an ago which gave her a at tho Baa bad a day at ii Tho foreigner unite the charming of hi u way to to have the city tho next day I to pay his All th.- out. On of the expecting arrival of a gown at the nine, and thinking that the rim was that o a n-f r boy bringing It sin- went in attire, t. the T her I when she opened the r. the saw the of the Kn hoar- be her in. Tins cue all that needed, a-a the replied, she's Without recognition the visitor l- ft i card and weal with a i opinion of tin- untidy Salve. The heat la the world for Cuts. Sin, Teller. all Skin or ll i- or per For I. OS For years I was a Miller- from letter on my hands. It would come little was almost more could stand. The skin and would swell so I band my my hands would raw from of the pimples. When I was in this condition one Mrs. Fer- sou's and some in 1884, and by the time I took it hands were cured, and I am now- well of the I It has since broken out a limes, but not enough lo or make me try more medicine. I am now well. M. K. N. v. May BALE AT STORK, X. C. NOTICE. Ibis to the the estate of is here by to persons the of Chapman to present them to the on or before the day of March, or this notice w ill In- pleaded bar of their re- This I lie h day of March L. E. Smith, of the Harding Ally's, NOTICE The duly of Fill Executor of Will of notice is hereby given all lo the estate to make immediate to and all having claims said are notified to present the same for on or day of or this in bag of of same. This March A. Executor of 1875.--------- d buckwheat, fancy Ponce , side meal, tobacco, snuff, but i o r. butter, foil en-am oat flakes, hominy flakes, cotton- seed meal and hulls, cotton seed at cents per bushel. D. M. SEEDS. Sewing HAGS SALT. MATTRESSES, BOTTOM PRICKS. Come lo see M. Phone V . in ; iii u Democrat a K- in and In Mary- New N New Virginia it. . u z and The Daily Reflector Gives home news every at small price cf cents a month. Are yo i a subscriber It not ought to be. The Eastern Is only a year and c the new every information to tie th a- i rowing co, that is worth times e than the 11.- Italian t i -I ho m writ, r a- I i r -l lb i I raw -ii mi.- at In- u i ii table in . I tun T I I ml I i- I i- i tint i-v-t v. in . in ix tho nil In- i U f t Tho i r turn In all l nu tint on i i i- them kn In- Bat Even l-.-i Till-. A tube t i between Saw York r r m, n, and project will probably I Introduced In a f In a I J Would ii IA mile an boor and i n ware a Buck long II Indies . convey P ii. hi n i h a carrying capacity of ii r n; Al pr ii mailed In th m fr Um it on Um tiny it Km I lie If yon k r mi no t, i 1- v. it t. i th- ii i nm t -1 cover hi f I I in n- r. u there U i-it It f i- ;. . ii. . ii i III p I ran or i I. t it. ii- ti I Hi.- mi I of tit; ti ii i n t ii i . ll one f the large down t that the whorl little woman and her tall went one lit Will yon bi asked ii in bill f far.-. ill rt little an in vain t- touch It. r to flour I. John, want a bat ii I, be roiled ii Mi-- h- inked the waiter. with what more than or- w be nodded in tin r not the cloth with a t ten on it bi h while bis very Th- ii bum an i I d I; I V I. . I n t i n l mil I'm i ti t. oil Hi p Will the Indy th i . lb l Chi r i In i hi i. tin . i n u t . f r Ti -in write friend In re; triply I in Hi I an and n half TI nut I y are cu r . When i land, ii- f i -1 liege yon for i won bow it i v. r reach if- I n in if- Tic trip . but r i Yon -I- m through i f Tin rear. of a Mini of green gram or green lent to grave- yard, for bury they They bury In placed on the ground over mini and i- blown and away, and then are to view A ii tn the railroad elation on r coma t m and vi o, yon la ml that our at borne in reviving frown In- i, Mr s. V Aaron, moth, In center of a now bull until ii perfectly brittle, It- In when newly batched lo in manner after from ii Um ll I Si with ante, ii. i gave the earns lit Aaron that in-, cold NOTICE The Clerk of four of Pitt county having let- of to nu. the on 20th of on the estate of ii. p. notice i given to all persona to the estate to make immediate payment to the and to the estate to present their claims, properly to the within twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will lie plead in bar of their recovery. This the 20th day of 1899. L. II on the estate of II. K. Harriss. NOTICE TO The having duly qualified before Superior Clerk Pitt county as of the Will and of Mn. I-. c. Kicks, notice i- hereby given t nil make mediate to the ed. and all Inning claims are to present the flame payment on or before the 24th day of April. 1900, or notice be plead of recovery of This 24th day of April, ISM. f. A. Kicks, Mrs. L. C. I to W, B. in Whichard. N. C. The every and print a low an market Secret of Beauty is health. is the power to st o proper of food. I his can never done when the liver docs not act it's part. Do you know this Liver an an lute cure headache, sour stomach, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, bilious- and kindred diseases. I Liver Pills Tin; RAVAGES OF Thai tin- lag air fatal M nu it a Mire in New new in lumen have fever, in the of I he yon may know have the and It will cure heal 111- kill the prevent of the Price BO l Money back if not in nil. trial free J, Drug DIRECTORY. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, X. at, Sunday p. w Harding, in- Services third Sunday, II. p. m. J. It. Moore regular a. in. superintendent. Divine and sermon every Sunday morning and evening, going prayer Wednesdays at M., and A. M. I. A. Minister every Sun day, morning and evening. Pray- H-v. A. Sunday- a. in. A. I-. A. M. No. first and third Monday evening. It. hams, J. M. gag Covenant Lodge, No, Meets every Tuesday evening. K. B. X. Q, L. ll. Pander, Sec. K. of P. Tar Rivet Lodge, No, every- Friday even inn- Bagwell, Jr., 0.0. H. h. K. Of R. and S. H. Vance No. meets every Thursday even B. Wilson, It. M. B. Lang, See. U. A. every Wednesday night at la I. O. K. hall. II. J. A. O. No. meets every and third Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall. M. It. Turnage, Worthy Chief; Sim-. I. O. II.- No. meets every second fourth Monday nights la Odd lows Hull. W. II. Wilson, Act lion; B. Smith See. Hy virtue of the power in me i appointed I in ease No. Special Proceed- I locket M. on and David by his next friend Thomas Ex. I ill sell public sale be- , fore Court in Greenville, on Monday the day , of June at o'clock noon, all the pine, cypress and popular of and the of twelve inches In diameter the base when the same may lie together with privilege of within which lo eat and and also the usual light of way appertaining to same for the removal of said Um- now and growing up- on two tracts of laud situated in Township. Pitt County, North Carolina, adjoin- the lauds of j. J. I Charles W. and hers bounded as fol- lows, at big a wood stake running a south west course lo W. C. Dixon line, a Sweet Cum corner, then running a South course lo a i o knot corner on Tar Kiln lied, then run- Dearly a west course to a pine corner, then a north course to Sweet Cum in the branch, then down the Long branch TOO the be- ginning, a See deed from W. wife to M. book it i to which reference Is made. Also one other tract, lands of W. C. Dixon, John and others as Via; at a John Elks Hue a between E. M. Dixon W. and run- a westerly direction With a Branch, about thence with the branch to E. M. Dixon and W. C. to the containing BI acres more or Terms of Hide cash. Win. II. Commissioner. X. c, May ind 1809. II reel eon -h-trier i pin r. Hit . i . lint-. the n jot ow II. one I W I t I era. j. IN------ A OF Alma nice Line of Hardware. I can now found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. COME ME. B. CaMP OLD DOMINION LINE leave Washington on Mondays, Fri- days ti A. Hi for water leave at A. M., A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject on stage of Connecting at with for Norfolk, New York and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion s. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Line from and Line from JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. C. Qua, UM M lag ., I'll , Pt t, ill I l-raw. Ad- .- rt Professional Cards At-Law. N. C. . l u- for Stale, no In Criminal B. Tarboro, . C. K. C. ft Greenville, N. O. Dr. DENTIST, N. C. 0.1 Cobb Sous store IV ii- , gal . -a- FOB J I The Eastern D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO I TERMS per Year in Advance. m j m Friday r- VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, MAY NO SI I WE TO A Perfect Tobacco Formula. OSCEOLA tobacco mm. 89.13 A new tobacco brand by a new tobacco formula an old house. Look out for OSCEOLA under Notch Carolina Tobacco Beacon. ITS GOING TO BE HEARD FROM I CALL FOR AND TRY OSCEOLA. HY OLD DOMINION CO. Dr, And for sale all Old Dominion everywhere. C. Cobb Son represent u Greenville. Other agents all towns. The I Summer Divorces Too Easily Obtained In For Teachers. North Carolina. The session of the j Divorce have become of too ft vanity Hummer School fur teachers and are too easily will on June 20th, next and procured In North Carolina. He- close on of July follow- fore war between the Slates lag. The faculty ill include more very few w ere punted than prominent and In many counties there who give daily in- was not one divorce in several in ail of the primary and years. But BOW then scarcely academic the a term of court county when North Carolina instructors who will at one divorce is not take part arc Prof. of Colds- and in many counties there are of Charlotte, several divorces obtained at every of Wilson, court. Koran these by of Supt. any lo the colored of of the people, for, unfortunately, there State Normal and Industrial now too many divorces among Dr. Dr. our white people. Dr. Mangum and Prof. Toy of the Divorces were made more easily In addition to procurable by the Legislature of well known educators there will be I which passed an act giving a Prof. of Maryland Normal; divorce lo the or wife lie- College, Prof. Hose of Peabody cause of abandonment by the other Normal College, Prof. of and living separate and apart for Teachers College Columbia two years, provided such abandon- Dr. W. occurred prior to the author of that act. And our last lecturer, Dr. W. H. Cur- amended extended of and Lee act go at to give a divorce if the This faculty is the was for ever assembled in Booth I occurred prior to the of January act of 1888 hundreds of divorces have been obtained in thin and now under the act of the last Legislature hundreds more will be for School work and teach- cm wishing lo devote special study to the primary brunches Mathe- English, French Spanish, Botany, Chemistry, Latin, Physics, Physiology, and Psychology should not fail to attend. The charges arc low and there will lie reduced rates over all railroads. For circular giving fall particulars apply to, S. Supt. Chapel Hill, N. NO TO The woman who is lovely in form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be at tractive keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down she will lie If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, skin a wretched complex- ion. Electric Hitters is the medicine in world lo regulate liver kidneys and to purify the It gives strong bright eyes, skin, rich complexion. It will make a good-looking, charm- woman of a run-down invalid. Only cent at Jno. L. Wooten's Drug store. Bro. Herbert. i We with over its terrible lire, knows how to s in such a Hut people, as did we feel sure will rise to the situation and erect and buildings in place of dent Free Pros . State of Ohio, City of TOLEDO County, f Frank J, makes oath Hun he is senior partner of of frank J. Co., business in the City of Toledo, and Stale aforesaid, that said will sum of ONE for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be by the Hail's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. Sworn and presence, this day of December, A. D., 1886. W. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In- and ails directly on the and mucous surfaces of the J. Toledo, O. Hold by druggists, Hall's Family Pills are the beat. The Ground Will Even With You. The very advice we have read, outside of the Bible, in many is this of Injunction. Never allow yourself to the Very anyone walks on- The ground is never to blame. And some day tho ground will em- brace tho of your enmity mil yon What Some Women In Texas a woman has the con- tract for carrying the mail from lo Hall. In arc two large agencies, of women and all their women. An entire block in New York was papered bye young man who lakes the such from builders. ranch owner In la a woman. There is a saving Kansas there is no interest, no no trade and deal a woman in The woman manager of a Cali- insurance ed the largest salary paid to any woman a year. ORIGINAL Made by The Orange Va. is far better to rust out than lo trust out. Those who believe all the evil I bey hear will sleep in It. No undertaker adopt and let No man can make a success of life till he determined to win it. The only people who arc con tented with their lot are those who occupy one iii a cemetery. A may loaf and a man may lie from early break of day. bill he can't build up a town by running it down, because it ain't built that way. We are naturally afraid of the man or woman who knows and t ilks so much the evils of neighbors and people generally. One cannot help inferring great their heart. How did I hey so large a fund of the evil words and deeds Wrought by their They must certainly have a that makes the hearing of such things sweet or they would no have heard so much. If had a distaste properly strong against such things could not, and would not, wronged by hearing so much I People would not go to them with such garbage. Those have such carry it dump it out not where it will resented but where it will lie ac- with Tho depraved vultures of the community whose vile inwardness loves vice and rev- els iii are ones who have a large fund of the wrong doings of men use in tale bearing. size of this class of vile folk who go about with an energy worthy of a cause, seek whatever is scandalous and rotten and lated to all pure beautiful good, constitutes the basest and most rapt element in however fair beautiful life and felicitous their eh. He afraid of P. It. Law in Out iii Kansas City three mouths ago a churchgoer wrote to a paper he would pay no more pew at house of worship unless some guarantee should be given him that his view of the mill Later should be unobstructed. Out of this missive grew anti-hat campaign, with the result that on Sunday last the feminine members of the Church capitulated and re moved their new spring headgear at the opening of the service. MM. WASHINGTON LETTER. t-. Potash, New Umbrellas. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. ARE and flavor of fruits, ., Washing. . V .--. win. of vegetables, returned to Washington, weight and plumpness of grain, of tin characteristics arc all produced by Potash. In .- iii ideal He War. but In make i . . be has us much any man ever a Ami Li- ; k ii little Is gull I.- has ill gone as to Mr. M. public talk lien, can lie i . j with the hi i m War ii and the the report of Military I. of w Mi. Mi Ki ill j and published, but u shall In- i lie my . In ibis Mr. 1- to have told him that u In- did i Mill, from of hi one of the he issue ii thus for. act one way or the other. lit I- surprising that Mr. should I in 1.1 Virginia II a in lo clear out his system by u j few. but ii i- In- have lo properly combined with Acid and Nitrogen, and I rally applied, will improve soil and increase yield , . and quality of any crop, t Free with greatest i WORKS, Nassau M. New lie did mil rare u Mr Mi so railed bis a a lo i that every clause bill put by II . role of III.- Coin i tier In change w I lo Mr. ll decided the n i . . leaders that m s- don i shall lie called, ; in he full, it in . i . an to eh , I later III do . ,., j ,,, ii hi ii session is hie The fact i- are getting over the mil look. short lime he ill have Iii ., V I ll i- , i were n walk- V II lung. ,, , . III for next year, but now I hem . it N.- York shall have one for . -1 Payne. of I lie delegation, ,.,,,. ,.,; . . have either or purl i .,., j,, . announced themselves as made for bis lo dates, will in- ,,.,,.,, . to prom support This, will, of . be a for . i- no win. The scan ion have i in political life i- The our war undertakings on is obtained by a hi the outlay for army and navy for Hie year the out- break of the ex- for the year following. This shows excess of expenses fir army the past year for success and an excess for the load the Salve. The salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Salt Fever Sores, Teller, Chap- id Hands, Chilblains, all Skin and cures Piles, or no pay It is to give perfect faction or money refunded. Price cents per For sale by Jno. L. Woolen. admitted to lien legitimate access- of control, and ii would seem unwise for a man in pal. lie life to lake advantage of favor lo improve Iii- for success if be of total his conscience. The same If the Justly of the merchant, paid for Philippine Islands difference that he may be added the net cost up to the end all times without April amounted to odium. must Expenditure the Philippines will rumors Sherman bad n deal w a Sin . in i k. i- now in fat or hi circle-. largely tin- but how much the guessing would fail lo Record. RAVAGES OF GRIP. Thai modern scourge, the Grip, poisons air with Its fatal germs, so that no home is safe from its ravages, but multitudes haw- found a Bum protection against this malady ill Dr. King's Sew Discovery, when you feel n sore iii your and muscles, have chills and fever, with son be steadfast purpose of business man lo constantly look for promising occasions, lie should Hole what public wants, and. having perceived the opportune period, he should prepare to sup the particular demand, is of . , . . , . Senator Snootier carried an advert comes into . ,,,. . ,, ,, , , ., i from Mr. Me- in have lo Mr. or his i for ob id- . ml v. iii . in have In than Mr. win can;. ind I lie should iii personal accounts again, lie Is. linger i . Agent in of The it nut ion con the Indian warehouse in Chicago, to of dick because the aforesaid I raveling ex and were claims I but in going his of i- now cousin and his in I fully assured, tin-;, do and arc It, His been tIn-proper a sure thing bill of his public is a has ii more, in brother of Senator and l ever I hold his position a trick. The posit ion of of the i Indian warehouse under Civil also lo In- vacant. a year all ill-all lo I'll ON I I u as a from letter mi hand It telling him lo a j would come in pimples place for his brother. II was id the Itching was more A In the old of him as I could was is Agent and him In lender and Itching would swell Hun given of ware- lingers. tho following house ill lie hands would ., West across ever since, u fr. scratching or n,. .,. . cough you may know you have Undertaking establishment, can lie without ever having even taken was In condition i tried one Grip, and that you need Dr. King's seen a nice tout. Still, there arc some dozen hollies Mi's. Joe Per- New Discovery. It will promptly the fart the belonged lo otherwise level bonded men and some Wash above and is t. when Phil and the lime my cure the worst cough, heal the limned membranes, kill the discus. germs and prevent the dreaded effects of the malady. eels and 91.00. Money buck if cured. A trial bottle free at I,. Wooten's Drug Store. used in connection with burials during the summer months, is to be put up to keep hot rays 1.1 tin-sun while a burial is in progress, and also iii digging a grave, All required is to put up lent over the spot where air grave is lo be dug, and ill remarks that Republican will adopt a plank condemn log That would be well . DOUgh so far as it should g what the people want is a party which will take the underpinning away from I lie Trusts which arc protected by the Record. . mi. mm pint arc are. Mr. seems lobe oping a disposition lie ordered lien of Iowa, Chili r ma ii of Hi-publican Caucus Committee recent completed a bill. when he called the While House with ii of bill, to change II re of i In- Semite Finance seems up premium. before ii is made public. is a sort of fellow occasionally, but being a candidate fur Mir- House persons are safe tin- For real but lion, of living, of I Durham tuner directors deserve Raleigh Post. bands I am HOW well It has since broken a little limes, not enough in Inconvenience mo or make me more I am well. MRS. M, B, KING, N. May I VI STORE, V, n per cure for rheumatism, Tho a.-ids in the the disease are lied. Is also laxative and Ionic.