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The Eastern Reflector FOR D. J. and Owner TRUTH IN J REFERENCE S TERMS Year in Advance. VOL. XVIII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. Z . JUNE NO Tobacco Formula. TOBACCO GUANO 24-3 new tobacco brand by a new tobacco la but by an old house. out for under North Carolina I In- Season. m HEARD FROM CALL FOR AND TRY OLD fa. Ami Hale by all Old where. Oilier . V. all C. Municipal Franchises. They Have Come. Cotton Mills la Small Mr. D. A. of lotto, X. is In- ill hi the South, and is lining lo i-n improve Ibis industry. His book on cotton mill construe Hull which Tin- Journal recently reviewed, very work and will prove val- who devote themselves to this line of business. In a recent interview building of col ion mills in small towns. He lie- that this is surest way lo restore prosperity to Mild that mills properly and managed, will for Mr. believes that tin erection of a cotton will promptly the value of cotton product of the immediate district by affording a home market for a large portion, If not all of the output farms. A home market means the Haling of transportation charges, the cost of and the profits of the mid- We Stand by Friends. is said in sonic of the papers, especially some of those and west, in regard lo how newspapers should treat people, and hint at the idea of leaving out and gossip the only way to make money out of a The Durham Sun is not built up- on any such foundation. We pro pose to stand by our friends don't you forget it. When we have to toss they will be tossed at when we have favors lo the;, will go to friends; when about a friend we to say us. course want to every fairly and do no one an lint when we get an opportunity to say a good word for a friend, living or dead, poor or rich, high or low, are going lo say it out loud so all may hear. There may lie money in running a paper with colorless per- funeral and marriage mil ices of the stereotyped variety, but money in nut all therein life for us. When a good man dies we propose lo mend his life; lien Moreover, the cotton tour- into is worth three time as much in I lie case of course cloth, as the raw material; hence the working into of the raw cot- ton at home adds the and the wages of the mill to the price realized for the raw material. Another advantage of the local mill employment it affords the sons farmers. Thin employment adds income and the industrial community which always springs up about a mill will furnish a ready mar- for the minor of the farm, mien as meal, poultry, but- fruits and vegetables, thus still further adding to the profits of the There is much idleness the country towns of the South, due to the lack of paying Cotton mills in the small loans would much of this idle tabor. with reason that of a cotton mill to a town is direct and far-reaching. II gives an air to and thrift to the locality the district. Money more plentiful, the mads are improved and a contagious briskness extends throughout In- community. towns in taken n edition nulls sere built u in their Charlotte, the city of Mr. residence, is said to have doubled in imputation in about ten years and its remarkable growth is due to the fact that it has become such a large manufacturing center. .--11.1 of the best paying cotton mills in the South are towns, and there is room for more. will get rid of bis carcass by the shortest courteous route. In short our in fairness, and justice to and gratitude to friends. To our bless them The silence of the grave our columns lo then haired and towards us. are built that help it if we would, wouldn't help it if we could. Durham Sun. Mate of Ohio, Frank makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of frank Ai Co., do- business in the City of Toledo, County and Slate aforesaid, said firm will the sum of HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that annul In- cured by the Hall's Catarrh Cure. Thank J. Sworn to me and ad presence, thin of December, A. D., I I A. W. Notary Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. FRANK J. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, Hall's Family Fills are the lies. A wealthy but absent minded Kan . re- bought a safe in which to keep his valuables, and, mi able lo the combination, scribbled on I he plastering of a null. he or a In a new coat on the null; the was obliterated, and it became necessary In have the safe blow u open. The following from an exchange shows that towns and should be careful bow they grant Iran The question of Iran is today tin fun in the minds of loan people. Like all kindred . . a few men, some shrewd w, Beautiful Embroideries, Inadequately appreciated, have Marl Patterns. l.-i gotten U nut the franchises Taffeta Sash Ribbon, W AND riNK. have proven veritable Hum- privileges arc now begin to what they hate git en and ill the tin- st niggle w ill to regain the bat has been thought less- with. The light along this line and municipal has made in The tare of that Stale the City of Detroit to purchase and op its street railways. in sell at anything like a reasonable and price they named for their proper shows that they consider the franchise, given I hem by Ike city, as full two the value of their holdings. The Review of Reviews for discussing this of says lest of the would look on it Detroit should set operating the transit us n municipal de- It does not follow that it would lie for In- of the people of idly to the of that particular kind of object There in evidently no dearth in Detroit of able to deal adequately Bill their respective sides of the discussion. lithe mil should not. after the street railroad system, citizen, of that town will a henceforth have a clear idea of the commercial value of railroad franchises. They Would except at the end of ex- franchise to sell ex tensions of renewal privileges for something Thus statement has come lo ll commonplace in Detroit, and iii all Michigan press, that of demanded by ow n its of the Detroit -inn railroads. represents the worth of the franchise freely given by the people through their municipal representatives. By some taxation, rental or of par- the people would expect under future grants ed for the value of such franchises. SILK -V new handles inch MADRAS CLOTH, In six Mains beautiful Satin Black Velvet RIBBON. Black Silk Lace INSERTION, The new and II widths in------- Very True. The News says, to it this country is in danger of overdoing the gush business when re- Same way here. whose trousers arc out at the seat, and who any meal at home, are ready now to go down in clothes few remaining nickels who is a salary of a year, or for Jew swords, need, or which he doesn't want. redeeming feature of is man in whose honor the gush is to he expended, I nil aw a he could, he and well country will have to stand it as well as Salve. The bast salve the world for Cuts, lb nines, Bores, I hem, Sail Fever Sores. Teller, Chap Hands, Chilblains. Corns, all Skin and cures Tiles, or no pay required. It in guaranteed to give perfect or par box. For L. White Silk Lace and I ft inches wide. New style and Laces ii Match, mi mm. BO Remnants in White LAWN. TRULY, Mini-molt. HUH an- g- . . ids e j I i . .- Slate J, p . Ai long i liter i . lie. . s lie . .; i , i . I'll I e, y The people , l I-, , l I-in Id I an l . II. The Mo I'll. .- i . a but n lo people. I have voted fur their fund. The present but Ally load Work is null tin- road is a one. II k is ion will in. stop until even road is Mare more bill i all a . ;. o . , Will not come sit down in In the last two war- tin could have e I it lo III i there had been i.- it- mu s, here. the last III years, We want one haul Ism at ant Lime during i at. i Paying Press I J. B. CH Everybody Ail i i i as if I Ham his army. Now then a man is found with more or less that be never the newspapers. Perhaps imagines he does not read the cards; is not the an Intelligent, man to fail peruse at least a pm lion of the advert his Keen though ii i necessary to say that the e In do this for while. Mole are needed in Philippine.- Cubans are ran an outbreak iii lime, the I'm to an people perilous of all. i the ab ml es no good. The civil may desire to make purchases, government of nor to glean particular States is about or commercial n ,, work, and eon tenor the doings in the stores, he is being forgotten, except is quite likely, after ., classic of news matter, to him- Observer. self those i . , ,,. . which appeal to the eye w ,,.,. .,.,, the , . . i i he who is lace. or mm ill that but one who would be at article of immediate personal need keep her If la weak, and all run don ii she ill he If she has or Mile, her impure blot lies, Th. in Back. I he Men . I inlet th. . i , I be lime . man a i i aid all for the preceding serve I be v. the sun. mailer what in puss,. name w ill go in unless bis luxes are paid. The law on the subject i. a- follows. lie cumin lot m III r I he Hi -I n . ii. year nine and very Iv i. j I i shall In la-fore in, preceding l ,. lib II shall .- ; r---o-.,. its c goad mural of or later go back lo severer it the of Clime winch is volume i- All an- a tin brutal I ill modern had las-ll, upon licensed and the of lid Hid gone to oilier become , . runaway coins Joan Val Jeans galleys and his f w as tin- iii man Mitts. In -III suicide Tuesday night himself a a i tit-. I'm- in the burning of a livery ill I night. an prohibiting the Works pond and been placed on sale at a mod crate price. is, in fuel, sale lo assert that man or woman who read will cause for of a i broad starving children, showed one eM nine. So boll pen swung i, bus reached the other extreme, and criminals receive no I The I swing back ill least, clime i Mill hold high carnival. swing the pendulum Is i weaker the former DUO, till the mean is reached, an, in the become a describes uh i . i it of a newspaper reads also sonic erupt a complex of advertisements printed Hitlers is ., hi i i i i ; i, i -medicine the world to regulate . , 11.1.1 . liver and kidneys to purify the blond, gives bright eves, smooth, rich complexion. will make a looking, charm lug. rundown Invalid. I. Drug store. cat Is by bl- barber is Iii a I inn s Herald the of North I . it was ;. in III.- III I I in. Mantle, dear, gel from rent . Home men seem lo make an hanging hammock. using is iii I . inly Marriage is ii. New put her old skills be lie wan naughty, The skirts lira the died. I Is now one of world's the with its fatal germs, so Hint home is sale from its ravages, bill have found a sure protection against this dun genius malady in Dr. Kings over When you sore . . , ., ,, . , . . , one out leading en I cues em your bones and muscles. h have chills and fever, with we WOW Impressed With fact in the graduate, were all towns and rural dis rough know you have not one being from one and that yon Ur. King's the low us. And SPRINGS New Discovery. It will promptly cure the worn cough, heal the named membranes, kill the germs and prevent the dreaded Far of the malady 1.00. back ii en led. A trial lie tree at I,. f Ding More. hr l A tun nil Mi w Reduced Rates on Rail Roads. Hacks to meet every Train. this one college is and 11111-1 be men of the larger MM lo us and cities arc morel W ks in mid wan r la lb attention In business pursuits j in, higher education, tin field for men Country, Durham Herald G. F, SMITH

I Mil LETTER. by the failure the T C surrender their arms H lit I X. t June More Men, m r- blood, and mm D. J. ft Owner. for the . the cheerful Mi- convinced and p MM than them. had that the poor, ragged would .-i gelling apiece, MM MOUNT DESERTS DEER. ii i The hunting In Main n I. tail th- hard on . will not be there is FOR NEWSY HAPPENINGS BUSINESS NOTES. A singular In If a man has the hives lit hi in n seen Those i . June id.- Oases at roar weed three X. C, the owned at one time to their, la hi-dealing n,,., k., what to I with the and red m i,,,, the- teat be ready tort, and lo cattle to A. II. cash. came in last n await i Jim IS, civilian PAY UP AND A MO PRIZE against ant the wins while he arrangement Made the of the Farm Journal e are to oiler a pays . n i . ii who lo The ahead I be dangerous tor the two there was nothing left an alleged bandit, In for hits to do except to decide New York, must die . a rail for to go the electric the over THE COUNTRY. the fall. He baa become convinced that farther delay I of of the in the Philip to tailed that was down here home will Senator Berry. the hunting, morgue. h taking of deer o this , , . for a term of to A few deer U W on the Island are kirk kiln will . each season, but without the or tar, of the law went into effect or three years bro. the deer on Mount with. have rapidly now the with , , , wily creatures hart ready to the as an evil, and complain that fields and their the town f mil it mi or Mia i f ii will bot ac I r i out roil , BEARS THE NAME, I i PERKY DAVIS night with some of cotton have been . in for ill.- butt Mr. t;. Harper, of U w, ii. W. T. Si the is made t a ho a ill back an. one year in the price of only. . ,. . I under authority week in July. In order to get the Farm act seeing about getting a ear- done lo crops he If Bellini the never they have bud V Federal at land here. light weight or weight, ball twine, or other tying call on It. sell as a for until .,.,. . i u i t . He ha made that but. in H. I. r. It will , . .,. . ,.,;.,.,. . ;. . . I keeping with of the I to lie to, ,. . . l,,., use for s , for and . , j, ,.;. ,;,. . , . ,, to The I r Journal on foundation and important act. will defer U- making -inn- the for until While drunk and firing in beget j cablegram from Railroad more men are at mad from hi- home at where he ha- been pending a few days, taken charge of here again. His 31.- J. . colored, l- and with him ha- disappeared HO of the hard Wei Ion colored people. Thomas came here a from ton an agent for wealthy Northern of -el Mil- I ,. , lei III who agree him to to inch needed found number now In the lore although each . t- travel amounting lo about i- i- for the lime in more than a II the In- which Duke de the new Spain-h Minister, and his American wife, are The new called on c to All i . hi- .- ,, , Ml. a When lo , . null.- relation- are again folk he said this won Is . . ,., iii., . ,,., with Spain. Minister all to Washington, Main were taken -Ink duck paid the amount. Some all their furniture, one woman even sold her lieu- III in lo realize to her a Job, Home gave up plan's now , gel then, book, i believe if the Weldon could gel on would bun. ion. a a a- i wile when he I I years afterwards. lulled Slate- of i- making h Man efficient official. He has I be work the in such shape of patent law A. Co., they ran procure In from four to ten week from date application. have pro- then. baa Thorpe, a I Mr left next morn- to killed Aaron and j Z. Air. the blind Acton. j violinist and piano tuner, day-. If be i- I blind has Umber I'm L,, to make one May. an en- I 1.1 11.1 r. T op in quality, H K material. e-t A tied together, apart. V always ii sold by weight. or or on time. I, the longest, -e iron or steel. V. very joint s price tor all sly lea. A. Mm. Co, is to send a on the iii charge of A. to explore -ii- of Pacific On in. Mi ml Chi hi. The made the in ill eh rule-, a- a N I.,. bin Mill of which four more than patents. are Others. I no. audit would be impossible to find Or I--hipping cuttle to n city, town, or village Richmond. The annual-an- kepi Culled States boa no up there fed a while, of theirs, butchered, her, Although the have sold for line nut lawn formally broken off there little stall ft home might I- practically n deadlock over the freight both ants, people II that and follow the same n other we goods and for in-line, pay freight two ways instead of nut, Thia with more or truth lo every low n I i perhaps to town the South, things course, that cannot or made at home, and these things hen are thing- which produced made home did not wish settled, and to look as who made the charge knew were talking though it i- apparent has dead- , in the the consent II Sherman combine have been thing- so they got all the In rush the Henderson wing of the taken lo which we still depend upon other I an extent are ale no pa- la good a- elect lure lands in for till ed. appears lobe good lie than in North and yet instead of ling we it. We export some, is Hue. but nothing iii with what we Import. The is true of pork, which i--hipped the State the load, lo be and Bold mainly to era, who ought to raise their own meat. Wheat, Hour, com and meal are all shipped Into the Slate Ion, when pound should ed There has pa.-l few years been Improvement In this respect, bill not as mm h a- h for we send many of every year out of the Stale these and other things of u-e, could and should lie pro at home. It take.- time to get out ruts We gel a while, and then that we get Wilmington star. for lull , e- iii of a light are often deceptive, how- ever, that the combine will win. and that either Henderson man w ill be Speaker. is being given to the schemers who are working to prevent re ion of re adopt of the principles Chicago platform the nest den who an- BOW after nation to their for public employment will he exempted from i- a step backward. on principle that under officials having w the beads of should la- selected with reference to the personal de-ire-of their superiors, special of the having special duties be more without reference the general of iii the civil service rules. The lo be anticipated from breaking down of the civil -cm ice bars are the and political stepping one-to iii Tin- Is unfortunate In mi it In ion of the pen service the postal service. politics of the cm never in- made so long the of -hall be made main tiling to W for, who ill Ilia a legislator helped lo carry forward the project of Civil Service Reform, has bean prevailed upon capacity to help undo bis n work answer to the of the He baa been very badly advised. In Prosperous Times. While of the sue shows that sin La always pro table, the regular use of the ad column- of a times of now prevail is State Board Health. The Governor baa appointed and commissioned of the State of R, a. Lewis. Raleigh. Nicholson. Ki, bland. A. W. Shatter. Raleigh, Albert Wilson. The Detective. The detective history man strolled around ancient Athens the day time with a lantern. He said he wan looking for an honest man. Hut history does not that he found bin, 4.-.- tame, and enough to raid- n the and Some of am- even Mingle rows and have sol the The tanners. Bo nil it convenient at i kill a l oil fat lull do not of II. fear of pro-e h., wardens. who otter Creak, was lo a- i. In his one Th doe was In the midst of tie cattle and did not appear to l, frightened Walls entered tho I ii m The de-r hid up from the pasture and Into the yard with the or. the previous In the the roan were turned tack Into the pi store deer followed A f. w days when Mrs. Walls was out some clothes in her at the same dot poking her nose the win Farmer Walls, who was In tho table, heard his wife scream, and go- Ins her assistance, drove away. Two looking held up a party on the on day last week planting themselves the road and refusing lo move until forced to do so whip of one of the coachmen. The wagons of the tourists, no doubt, fascinated the animals while the pleasure seekers were more than de- lighted lo see their wild deer. The deer on Mount Desert are being preserved chiefly for the benefit of sportsmen who liar Harbor and the adjoining resorts, and who will find excellent and good shouting when the five close time has expired. The lei a the . or, 98.4 for ti -.-; new It other MM direction i-an-i- lair en ml. In that 1- in, that i.- t MA U moll, m ,. and t--ti ii- many well known Irv. CO-, II ON Line OF A RAILROAD. peril as Not only National nm i i- money at hand among purchasers A fellow have to draw his own conclusions at an exhibition of paintings. miring more than one third of the delegate to convention, scheme is to get men elected gale- who em be controlled by a, an not The of is likely lo la- that delegate Will he Instructed, WHO under or would mil be. The rank want and how lo get it. lo the I lea I fund arc coming in daily -I arc lunger of re i IS I. Hi-t now. but the to buy goods is more the tradesman who promptly informs the public mean-of his that be has ware to sell may I assured be will a of the profitable patronage of the The most remarkable railway In tho world has for Its motive power not or electricity, but a balloon. Stranger still, official stamp of has Just been put upon this most marvelous railroad, which goes In and from tie summit of mountain, at the well, known Inventor. who had long ago convinced the experts that his scheme was perfectly feasible and safe. A single rail guides the cars, keeps the balloon with Its load captive. ears rail el the sides and underneath the flange. At about every feet the line Is firmly anchored. In descending the mountain of course, gravity la force, water being I at the upper end to the buoyancy of the loon. The rock on the water tank n car B opened by the at any lime The tank carries about Nun pounds of water, and tank and car together weigh about lino pounds The Is sixty-seven feet and a lifting capacity of something pounds. Weigh-, also, can be, aboard and at the various stations along line At tho foot of the track the gas tank generator. The of the offers a sublimely beautiful view, but the advent of the railway the climb both long and tedious. It was only attempted by experienced mountaineers. THE LEMON AS MEDICINE. fur Curing iii- Lemon with loaf or crushed sugar will a cough. For feverishness and unnatural thirst soften a lemon by rolling on a hard surface, rut off top, add sugar and work it down into lemon with a fork, then suck slowly. During the warm months a sense of coolness, comfort and can be produced the free use of lemon- For six large glasses of lemon- use six large Juicy lemons, roll on a hard surface, so that the Juice can lie easily extracted. Peel and slice. Add sufficient sugar to sweeten, and it well the Juice before the water. Hot lemonade will break up a cold If taken at the start. Make It the same cold lemonade, only use boiling Instead of cold water, and use about one-half as much sugar. A piece of lemon or stale bread moistened with lemon Juice, bound on a corn, will cure It. Renew night and morning The first application will produce soreness, but If treatment Is persisted In for a reasonable length of time a cure Bill be effected. The discomfort caused by sore and tender feet may be If not en- cured, by applying slices of on on the feet. To cure chilblains take a piece of lemon, sprinkle fine salt over It and rub the feet well. Repeat If Lemon Juice will relieve roughness and vegetable stains on the hands. After having the hands In hot soap rub them with a piece of lemon. This will prevent chapping and make the hands soft white. Due kicker or Iv how let cm do untold damage to a town. The of the progressive town la united in bar- with one in v the of the community. ran la- , without I his is i.-is far Invalids can be given tub baths by Deans of a patented tub. is made of collapsible rubber, with a number of rubber tubes arranged along sides and bottom, to be Inflated patient Is placed upon the col- lapsed causing tub to assume its proper shape. a- for People who are the victims of teeth, that crumble and cavities readily, may do much toward king this dental decay by the us- of a simple A of of magnesia should be kepi on the and Met night, brush the teeth Just before retiring, some of It should be held In the mouth for a dial it may each side of every loath. this process, a coating of magnesia Is formed over enamel, which Is thus from the action of the acids form In the mouth during sleep. magnesia will remain on for three or four hours. Washing mouth with a solution of of soda after eating sour fruits or Bib ads Is also recommended by dentists i the soda, like the magnesia, acts the Injurious effect of the at upon enamel. it a . . In. A French statistician has that in the sixteenth the aver age duration of a dis-tor a life was only and one-half years. In the seventeenth century It reached I In A crockery dealer shipped US dishes forty-nine and two- from to a missionary j third years, at present time he at Persia. The goods were j finds It Is The same seven months In and were Inquirer to ascertain whether miles by caravan, but only the average longevity of has dish In the lot broken J Increased la the proportion. WHITE to Come to see them. i m i Al I. KINDS Of I Second Hand Goods Bought and Cm-i oft and i. laity ran of return lit- In A to WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR HOT. k, Ma toad and Ni . W t per- new. iv i. mm, R. If We have nix building entirely new complete stock of------ We Carry Notions, Shoes. ware, Crockery, Farm Implement-, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, laird. Tobacco, etc., in fact every in a general We Also Sell HAY, OATS, TON AND AND Our on everything will lie found low as a good article can be at. You are iii- In visit our store. paid for all kind f country produce. wain N. C. have bean paid IS Tatar i BENEFIT HE that Having just a lot of new a general of Canned I am now in good shape to sell very Yon will do well to la-fore buying. All goods delivered on abort notice, Free of Charge the place I invite one and all to give me a cull. Newark. N. J. Your Has Value, Paid up Insurance, V Extended Insurance C. Will Ire re within three lapse if you are good health. After Second Year No Kent ions, Incontestable. Dividend.- are payable at the be- ginning of the and of year, provided for the year be paid. They may lie used reduce or To Insurance, or To Make Policy able an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. s, m ASK YOUR -y I Ladies. S WARRANTED. . J Filling. o mid. I A mar r.-la-rt d- Ii I S Si.,,.,,. .- .,. T fag ft. All a,,., ,. . . S. , . at AM J. C. Coil Son. 1.1. MASS. To Ladles We have at WINTERVILLE, N. C. a line of new------ Laces Fancy floods, Novelties, Etc. to which we invite your attention. OUR are latent style and will at reasonable prices. We have a skilled Milli- to do our trimming and can give entire satisfaction. Call its in the new brick store. MISS HARDY ex CO., S. W. BE, Heavy and n. c. Hagging and on I i -ii kepi on hand. v produce and old. A I rial will convince yen. D. W. WE COME AGAIN. Four Specials. Boys Knee Pants. Pair. Silk Bosom Shirts. ALL COLORS. Piece. ON THE Arc Some Folks the Know. Readers Mens all-wool Suits. up. Boys 2-piece Suits. OUT. Suit. Ween sell you goods cheaper than they la- Call and see its and let us show we give yon for a dollar than vim ran reasonably expect. score. TUB m mm WARD The strawberry season The tax list takers have opened business. Nice showers Thursday evening and night. The street sprinkler has made its You will nut sec many June this lime. Joseph has moved to South Pratt N. V. stale Batter per If. candidates for now elect them. Mr. W. R. hail several days ago. Yon now up to the and list your luxes. foreigners, a tramp is production of the joker. Mr. Allen Warren says is of an unusually large grape crop Ibis year. This month is going to give us warm weather and long- est days of the year. Mr. Tucker two well formed chick- i-us that were hatched from one diamonds Drops if Hood's precious jewels blood glisten in their use. C. C. Joyner and J. K. No- the examination before the Slate Hoard of and were licenses. Male Academy Closed the present session Thurs- day afternoon. informs us that the enrollment reached sixty-live. This school needs no commendation at our hands. It has established its own reputation, and It is might be envied by any in the Mute. Tito boys mentioned Thursday won distinction at other have, with two exceptions, la-en students of this school. Prof, dale never has to change places, therefore the announcement may- be made that the school will open again in September. Chosen for Alder, men. The Democrats of the Second, Third Fourth wards, the only ones which much interest is taken, met Wednesday night to candidates for Alderman, ward. This ward met in the grand jury room at cunt Meeting was en I to order by Is. I. B. IS. chairman L. II. J. L. Woolen candidate for on lot and J. II. White was nominated on second ballot. meeting adjourned without electing an tor that want, WARD. . This ward met in curt room. J. II. Move was made chairman and W. II. laing . J. L, Lit- was elect It. K. and II. A. White were nominated on as candidates fur Aldermen. Fill This ward met Star Ware- Meeting was called to by w. H. who was permanent and D. J. W. II. was elected H. Darker and J. H. Hurt were as candidates for Aldermen on first ballot. All Look Alike. A deputy sheriff made a laughable mistake in the court house Monday bad taken a prisoner up in the court house and placed him in the box and sat down by the door to guard him. The deputy soon off to and while be enjoying his the prisoner was taken around in the liar for trial. The deputy woke up, found bis prisoner missing, and after looking around the court room in he saw a in part of the room whom he took to la- his escaped prisoner, and for and bill in stalled him in the box, thereby giving another forcible of the popular Anglo Saxon. OUR BOYS Make Their Mark In School. J. A. ft M. II. Holt, of Oak Institute, says that among the must earnest and faithful students there the past session from this town county. Diplomas were in special courses of study to Skinner, Jr., and John Harris, Jr. Davenport, of and Turnage, of are leading members of the class of MM. Ray Tyson and J. S. Smith are also mentioned as excel- lent students. is always glad to see our taking high rank in their classes and commends them therefor. MB I, Chewy is from a weeks trip to and reports a time. II. I. Fennell, of Wilmington, arrived this morning is stop ping with of James. X. met north train at this Morning with passengers for Km, r. Bi returned Wednesday evening from where she had been visit- bet daughter. J. W. II. I. Fennell left ibis morning for F. G, James returned this from New A. I., returned this morn- from New Bern. W. II. and wife to city this morning. Rev. A. w. returned evening from Washing ton. Cobb went to evening. Dr. J. c. came Thursday evening to visit bis mother, K. S. Man Alice M, ye to Ayden Thursday evening to attend the commencement c. College. II. D. Collins, advance agent for the Fun Makers, tor bis home Y. this morning. Miss her brother, Hugh, went to evening lo some days. Rev. X. M. Watson met the train at Raleigh, Thursday evening, and it him to returned Thurs- day evening from where he had been to deliver a address. W. T. la-e wife, of Scotland Keck, came down Thursday even- to visit bis mother, Mrs. s. D. that be sick. Misses Clara Forbes, rah Hooker. and Patrick evening from Greensboro Female College. Misses Bra of and Fan Skinner, of Hertford, arrived Thursday evening to visit Miss Skinner lie present at the marriage next week. Miss Alice Carson this morning from den. in Friday even- from Washington. Moore returned this morn from Seven Spring. J. A. from a down road. Leggett went to morning to make town his home. II. came home evening from University at Chapel Hill. It. Hughes wife arrived Friday evening from n visit to at points Ibis State and Virginia. Rev. J. F. editor of Watch Tower, Washington, spent today here. He preaches at Ml I Men an Sunday. C. C. Joyner and J K. Nobles returned Friday evening from the meeting Of the Medical convention IN MEMORY Of Herbert White. mini. AMI LO- flu the deaf clothes. Is for and It that if out and In Ii n K. and well I a J Bend for a free i it W I-, i. a Mend ,,, .,. .,.,, ,,, ,,,. It period of growth about amid tin- in the Love he hove nu clouded their gleam lug canopies, the gold leaf of burn- glided the lops with the mat in praises of leathered ambient air was sweet with the breath of unnumbered dowers, ii was j fair scene of leaf and and the little child bis it vision set the heart of May. Live guarded the and HoM-was with Iii-ii-Ii palette, painting a roseate radiant future Honor and Hap dreaming rainbow dreams, only built of smiles today and tears tomorrow. Yea, dreams, for he was such a dear and cherry Hub- lad Life seemed made make love glad because of and the rugged op the heights of days to la- sloped in an emerald vision up to golden of Promise, the prom of a long and useful in e's sweet sunset he was lo be the fair evening star against Age's purpling gloom and dimming Ami. thus Love held him close and he to outweighed Heaven and her crown of stars, and her robe of But, the morning when little Child played amid the Mowers has to night's .-bade mid its all bus faded ill a mist of tears. pale of comfort, for he has slight of life, he has passed through Love's guarded gale the patter of his little feel a- liable In serious damage as Hi I other. hem j want plants with lo Why I'm-, gen oil lo growing are healthy from and most develop into line, strong tobacco winch matures well, i- not so subject growth and com a bright color. I in- lo-Hong faith in succeed login right and is not much hi lo keep right judgment and TOBACCO GUANO. DON'T R CaW . MAKES THE FINEST TOBACCO. by COLUMBIA GUANO CO., VA not dull old Birth bill the walks Paradise. Henceforth for Love there will la- no Spring as fair as when Ibis child Love will with dull unseeing eyes on the tints of greening hills, the coming sweet the of the years fair promise. And so, with I he gull and purple of a thousand of for him. and we stand dumb before this row. We can bill say lo knew him not and held him not in starless, hour. II was always was morning, no burdens in Me noontide heat, no tears i evening gray. mil opening rose, hint of Time's power, hour of falling leaf, no gale lo whisper where the violets with him always May. And, n he has passed our dull walks In the Springtime of we say lo Love grieve nut for him. bill rather, be a consolation, heap high hi- mound with tender forget all wet with tears; for in His good time, in some other hour perhaps of greater yon will feel done of lo halve the lot and give him all the sweetness, lo you the room and cot -lo him he Heaven's and discretion are used. if you get and wrong will re more and to get than will to succeed if you This co. The crop is now starting if can be kepi now for a -Inn I while n crop How who read real good crops of tobacco w tile plant- mid half will watch I heir Ibis if In run up yellow and narrow leaved-go work change growth -lining the ground the in of cases j will of growth mid gel back lo it- natural lion and make vigorous growth. the as ma I life and each farmer of led crop-, if be would succeed AM sidling v, ill jump . . I ; v r Bros Fine CLOTHING DRY GOODS ash and I in tin- cases, , s . . r . m it it you Honor Roll. is the roll of Honor for the Female Misses Alice Pander, Nina James, Tyson, Moore, Lillian Carr, Harriss, Fannie Move were awarded to Miss Nellie render for the greatest writing ; Misses Forbes and Moore for at Misses and Moore the t lier of during the year. School for Ladles Young his crop-, to ii greater or leas In which plant hie i-1 he natural heir. The crop looks well mid and if ill is no reason why a splendid crop should not be made. If your tobacco be gins to shoe of you don't know the of the He may know more disease than Ill asking advice of nth era don't overlook the feel yon are not compelled and if is in your own views if they are practical pill ii mid apply your own emu do it or becomes Died. Mrs. Mamie Allen, wife of Mr. Samuel Allen, died Thursday at their homo in this town. The remains were I for Died. Al spirit of little Mary Know, lit teen mouths old daughter of Mr. in and . mil I lei In. We haw l nit I Ill-Ill Vi I Soil . less J maker- -u- I men make lining I tin pill nil so you i in lie i Ii w ire III lie king 11.-. I. till ill tin hut, Mini Yon will ill Tobacco Factory Will -nu ion. t cur Main street, Bicycles, Pistols S. L CO, Tobacco Farmers I be lime w be fun lo crop. you i-h lo your i-fop I ban oil, it crop iii yon I live-, mid with ,. , tie- pare your land by row live feel send in your orders right away for w ii u need. lo . . i-. A- ill. I mi,, i- -bot-t and supply hose trucks will well lo pin. o their Jill away . complete without Mrs. . Ii. , . . , . ,. , ,, , All w , a-h ti. the A. I. o., Whiten I He, N. will receive prompt J. W. PAL i . J f. Has closed the spring term with lit the usual formal closing ever rises very much to the disappoint- of runs and friends that a very enjoy- aide operetta being prepared and it was to have la-en given at the opera at the critical point, when the roll had la-en completed and after several drill rehearsals two of the leading characters were taken sick. was then too late to take to change play so all had to be given up. We shall claim on school however mid hope have it paid up before summer is over. to the skies on angel's wings. She bad been sick for about I Weeks, gradually growing worse as the disease fastened it- grip upon her. We extend our r- sympathy to the bereaved lather and mother. Weather Record. Mr. Allen Warren sends t the following record of weather for the of May I Highest temperature H. temperature Thunderstorms Is rt Is r Moro may Pat a prompt, i. mi liver Hood's Pills lb.- rt regular at UM do not do not tint have n at all mall of C. i Ci. Lowell, New Tar Lodge Knights of Pythias, till- follow tor ensuing J. Is, Move. I . O. K. Warren, Forbes. M. A. II. W. W. Couple. Due of the roll pies in North i- now in Mr. Fred aged in years and his wife who is now in her With. year. They are both in very good and are both, to all appearances. many more year- of life i They live by themselves and still all his plowing and other work Incidental lo n farm, w bile his good wife doe- the household BOOKS A Farm of Concise and Illustrated. By JACOB Nu. HOOK . i. -.- it i I ;. ,. No. i . i like nil ram t No. POULTRY i. i- i i Inn i ii i i, No. COW . I contain a hint b Lu v J. . . . i I No. -t . AH ct. l it- . in , in i . t pa . n. Cow. r n i i mall to may Um books. FARM JOURNAL I yon, l i; i. I. I. i v. i, Hi II i . . a.,,, hi, ill. I I. H I . I I.-. vi., . i Any ONE of the BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL of , . i , . i , I i I mall It till I ii. , I'll- A All I Jut . Ml III- I I ,., , LOOK i . A I.

AMERICAN USE OF NICKEL. A RAILROAD. Hardware. Paints Oils f I BRUSHES i Hardware a A M. M M-N 1- la ll- In It. nut ml of into United Stat now to In a the value of such New Can- I- Oh. year Last car to amount of wan pro- duo-ii in Canada, nickel to the of produced la New Caledonia. two practically all the id manufacturing use of and the State um about one-third of whole world's supply. is a white metal of peculiar and la as a for brew, copper or silver. It-1 m use however, been to extent retarded of late by the i fa of hut larks the quality moat esteemed In bright sheen makes plating so desirable ornament, and Which relieve it the I i in many aluminum articles. The American or i. copper and one-fourth nickel It was pro- by In The copper in the coin weighs grains and the weight plains, or nearly hail as much, though only one-fourth In amount. You May Never but Sh you Want Job Printing to u It la strange that neither nor of Santiago de Cuba gives us the Idea or what the city looks like of nestling at the I II on a low. flat plain. It a In v a built the side of a and from the harbor re- altar lighted in a church, from the . the r, and the real thereon. in places l i rapid that the roof of a i- of of the streets from to terrace are an i bat Is impossible for how I r mules to ascend with a laden truck, and to them wire rabies d by steam power run to which any vehicle can he i l by means of a grip provided for and be pullet up a a ft ear over a hill. Arriving at the de red terrace, the driver ruts loose and g about hi i Pin Anything from a Visiting Card Sheet Poster, --j. We the celebrated Geo. S. Parker Fountain. Pen It is a big hi in and is c Not only does it perfectly, but prevents soiled iii- Hats mi. The most railway in the world for its motive power not steam or electricity, but a Stranger still, the. official stamp of Just been put upon this moat marvelous railroad, which goes to and from the summit of mountain, at the well- known inventor, who had long ago convinced the expert that his scheme perfect l feasible safe. A single rail the car, and keep the balloon with its load captive, the cars the rail the sides and underneath the flange. At about every fifteen feet the line is firmly anchored. In descending the mountain of gravity Is force, water ballast being taken aboard at tho end l the buoyancy of the loon. The cock on the water tank the car can he opened by the operator at any time. The tank carries about St pounds of water, and tank car together weigh about pounds. The balloon is feet i and exerts a lifting capacity of r Weights, also, can be Ink n aboard and discharged st the various along the line. At the foot of the track are the gas tank generator. The summit of the offers. a sublimely view, but the advent of the railway the climb was both long and tedious. It was only attempted by experienced mountaineers Save Your Money. One box of Tint's Pills will save many dollars in bills They will surely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion Tor sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation and a million Liver PILLS AND BRANCHES AND ATLANTIC COAST RAILROAD COMPANY OF sol CAROLINA. THAIS SOUTH I r. I an talk about your racehorse r int and every other that you will, but think have red a new kind of . man whose family Is out of th and who Is romp-lb-d during absence to eat at the restaurant. refer to the and I venture to any that Do pr rent of th- who live in rants order steak and French fried Struggle against it as p an the bill if fare and they ring the game o; I song when the waiter for his r Of they have strayed after strange gods in their time. but. have Wed to it out. I have spent In the endeavor to i me tenable reason for this con- . unable do BO. the fact remains that fur every other of order given In a int an ten r of -r- and n h There is a i hang in th-- conduct of i MS re mi a iv. I that v vi ago. when n or K of ; m along. walk Then, when me ; of I their i t for i any re th I n I p D r wallop a- If n i p. The rt of f y I lira i lime at all for the ; i-n to pass by. it I. i n nowadays a moves along and one the t- at an old pace it nearly always comment en hi III- The Daily Reflector the home news every a at the small price cf cents a month. Are yo . a subscriber It not yo ought to be. The Eastern Walter used lo insist hat green eye were the most i m the world, In support of his argument ha following to happened that l ii young Venice I was ii ling In doorway of the one day watching the on the Plane Baa Marco, when an old gentleman rushed up lo me and me, sir. but will you allow me to look into your eyes Ah. I thought m. Sir. you have green eyes. I never saw but one pair before, and they belonged to the late Catherine of Russia; they were tho the Boat wonderfully beautiful in the have n to Mr. was wont q up. while the old gentleman my I bad Men be th i st of war n it is ; They bend . ; f it it to a . . and enduring for the sake of ever lasting peace once the strife . Henry Van Brooklyn, N. T. Largest A in as half the size of St. Cathedral. London, la said to have fallen at Tort Alfred. Booth Africa. It made a hole In the ground feet deep, feet lout and tn feel a Ida, which would make It the largest known meteorite on record Being a single piece, apparently, it was probably solid Iron, like other meteorites known, of Which have Weighed a number tons, but none of this size is recorded. And yet there is no reason to believe that multitudes very much larger may not be traveling in the and Is only good luck that prevents our falling in with them. There Is no Inherent impossibility that a meteorite or large as some of the multitude that revolve between and Jupiter might conic within of the earth's attraction large ugh I cover an entire state. They may icon moving In the tracks of although we know perfectly well that the bulk of the material of -s very Inconsiderable, and the earth baa more than once passed through tail of n cornet without any more effect than a shower of star. What the effect be of striking the head of a we do not ye know. THE TARANTULA'S GROWTH. Mud II Mid to Allow to In- Id An event of more than ordinary In , in my office yesterday , noon. A large female tarantula shed its for the second time since it has been in captivity. Those familiar with insects, spiders and related arc aware that they are by a hard, unyielding In I f is permissible only when old skin is shed and one that has been newly formed beneath t. the requisite degree. This is a occurring in nature ever Interest in the be- When a large spider long thrown off the old Intel m it is a g eight. the present case, the tarantula hid evidently been feeling unwell for boom days, a condition frequently preceding this aiming inserts, and day morning she found lying i k and apparently dead, but moved a little upon being disturbed. lay thus until about IS, when the rustling her movements The old skin had then ruptured around thorax In such a manner that the top could entire, and through this open- the giant spider was literally work out of her old This was ac- by the aid of the eight I- gs and the two leg-like At the end of an hour the change bad been effected. The spider lay upon her back, beside the perfect skin, resting from the m exertion. This tarantula was unusually large before she molted, and Is now of still greater cams North In a hunch of bananas about two and a half years ago, and until last January the pet of Dr. J. M. Bigelow. While under his care one skin was shed, and is now in my possession. Idea of the Increase in attendant upon molting may gained by comparing the dimensions of the dorsal piece of the skin shed about the latter part of when under the care of Ir. low, and the one shed yesterday. The first measures one Inch, and the second measures one and a quarter Inches. Therefore the present piece will probably be proportionately larger when fully expanded. I KU Leave U k Leave Rock Leers Leave Senna Li Ar Florence Li V.- AM II V II v, U M I'M I'M r. A M Arrive Wilmington Li Li Leave Arrive Leave Mount U i i i I'M I'M ; ca v u to ii A V I II -11 Of I'M ; in ii I'M t, A M I. -t iv I'M i v u o en K-ad Hi. Halifax I p in. Scotland N k hi p in. ,; pm. , in. me it is an, ii Trains a leave Wash a in mi t air in. arrive K a mend an pat. leave Bas a m and p m. arrive nu slid Train leaves at vi in. m. arrives Ply . in in. leave mouth m sun day Warn, am, it Midland N C leaves Intro Sunday. T OS a leaver, in. arm-- a m. Nashville leave Mount am. p . lit a hi. pm, In l-m am U pm. a m arrive Becky ii id. in. daily Train toe tint.-n dally, II pin. m .-. p in No made We doe point- dally, all rail via Kali Hi. lid. II. Agent Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic NOTICE. in m u- . i., in I ,. So. M. Ins Thomas n. Mimic. I If, ill sell public sale door in v. oil, all the pine, popular and above f twelve t the the Mine ml. together with the privilege of seven year within and re- move Mid usual right of way appertaining t,, for the of MM tin. her now up- on two tracts of land situated in Carolina, Iran adjoin- tin-lands Elks. J. J. Dixon, Dixon and W. as at the big a light wood stake a south course Dixon a Sweet then running a South to a on Tar Bed, then run- nine nearly a west course In a pine corner, then a north ; TOO y to Sweet in the Long branch, then down the branch to the l- a Baa Dixon and wife to E. M. Dixon 1-1 pane to reference is made. Abo one other tract, lands of C. Dixon, John i and others bounded as follows beginning at a pine in Elks line n corner between E. M. Dixon and W. C, Dixon run- nine in a westerly direction with a Branch, about thence with the blanch to E. M. W. C. Dixon to tin- containing about acres in. ire or Terms of sale cash. Win. II. Commissioner. K. c., May 2nd 1899, DIRECTORY and faceting X. M. Watson. Sunday p. It, W F. third evening. I. B. Morton, pastor. school; p. J. B. Moore a. m. and every Sunday mm nine Ev- prayer M M. and Litany Fridays at A. M., i. A. Minister in Charge. day. morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. A. W, Setter, pastor. Sum a. m. C. superintendent. NOTICE. stale Pill i i Superior Court. i special Proceeding P, A. Wayne, of it ion to laud lo make assets Is only a year c information to th s rowing co, that worth many times more than the price. let I, i. a very No at a Into ho fully mature. in in direction or that. Thin cones Mime special or combination of and lo It la what manner of men or we or manly true or liable to Krone or weak. Bread. Bread la very to has I,., distributed in many last few nun II la discovered that II was adulterated with a fair reduced to a fine so as to meal. A man named who been making a fortune of Industry, has been I. Wayne. has. It. Cox, Samuel Ii appearing in this proceeding by to the of the Court, elms. is. Cox, Em- ma J. Cox and Samuel Cox. three of the e arc of the Slate of North Carolina, and after due diligence cannot lie found within the Stale; and it further, in like manner that a cause of action ex- in favor of and gains the reaped to property situated in this State county and that the said Chas. I. Cox, Cox and Samuel Cox are necessary parties It la therefore ordered pub- be made in a newspaper publish- ed at X. c, for six successive weeks. Commanding said defendants l appear in the of- lice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of county, in the town the day of July, and an- or demur to the pet ion and complaint or judgment will them for the relief in complaint. Dona my office in Greenville, X. C, this day of May, I. C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tin- having duly before the Court Clerk of county Last Will and Testament of Mrs. c. Kicks, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons in- to the estate to make mediate payment to the undersign- ed, and all Demons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same for on or the day of April, or this notice will U- plead in bar of recovery of same. This 24th day of April. 1800. J. Executor of Mm. L, c. The having duly before Court Clerk of Pitt county as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of deceased, notice is hereby given to all ed to the estate to make immediate payment to the and all having claims said estate are to the same for on or before the day of 1900, or this notice will in of recovery of same. 1890. C. A. f Haywood A. F. c A. M. Lodge, No. meets thin Monday evening. I. W. M J. M. Sec I. O. O. Lodge, Ho. Meets every Tuesday evening. , K. B. Griffin, X. G. L. II. Pender, See. K. of P. Tar Lodge, No. every Friday evening. Dr. W. H. Bagwell, Jr., C. C; K. h. K. of K. andS. It. Vance Council, No. j meets every even- W. It. Wilson, B. M. B. Lang, See. O. A. every night at in I. . P. hall. A, . Council, i No. meets every and third j Thursday nights in Odd Hall. M. U. Turnage, Chief; D. Smith, Sec. I. Conclave No. meets every second I fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. Ii. Wilson D. S. Smith Sec. Professorial Cards J. L. AYCOCK, Greenville, N. C. fur Slate, In Criminal A NOTICE. Letter of having been issued to the under- upon the estate of Chapman notice is here- by given to all having claims against the estate of Chapman to present them lo the on or before the tub. of March, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re- This the day of March 1899. L. E. Smith, of the estate of Chapman. Harding Raiding, Ally's, P. PRICE, Civil Ml and FOR NO POWER. Gilliam, Mills It. Eure, Tarboro. N. C N. C Greenville, N. C. Dr. D. I. DENTIST. I X. C. Office over J. C. Sons store OLD DOMINION LINE TO The Clerk of the Superior Court of Hit county, having issued Id- of administration to me, the on the day of on the estate of II. P. is to all persons Indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment to and to nil creditors of the estate lo their claims, properly lo within twelve mouths after the dale of this notice, or this notice will U- plead bar of recovery. This the 30th day of 1899, I. I., mi. . the estate of II. F. Steamers leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at U A. M. for Greenville, water leave I'm I ii i at A. M., Greenville II A. M. Tins lays, Thursdays Saturdays. Sailing hours subject to change de- stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York ton, and for all points fur the West with Norfolk. should order freight by Dominion s. s. . fan New Clyde Line from Hay Line from Baltimore; Men and from Beaten, N. SON, Washington, N. C. J. N. C. J. a, III -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Line of Hardware. I can now lie in the brick store formerly hi by J. W. Brown. TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. r to w, ii IN FOB The Eastern -r D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. per Year in Advance. mm Tuesday Friday -AT- VOL. XVII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. JUNE stem of t I TOBACCO A new tobacco brand by a new tobacco la but by an old house. Look mil for under North Carolina Tobacco this Benson. IT'S TO FROM CALL FOR OLD DOMINION lift Tl And tale by all Dominion Agents here. f. us at Other . V. d c. Advertisements as Re. According to recent alluring re ports from the Alaskan gold valuable new have been and prospects of digging Prominent the libraries up fortunes are to be as lawyers arc sets of exhaustive re- blight as th of minted books, which enable metal Itself. Several thousand to promptly consult authorities miners, nearly all whom have pertinent to in baud. from to The fat also well sup- were to journey to the new plied with reference cove, at the time when these stories the entire Held of I were circulated, and, according to achievement. To general pub the ail are practical necessary was to go, dig and and ever ready ices in the Thereto, of course, another side to matter of information is lo where picture, but that is to the to make purchase It i, imagination up. to bind business an the peace of mind covers or stack those people who leap before they against tho wall. Being look, the real situation in min- ways opportune, and brought to regions mm and then comes i hand daily by a prompt messenger light. The War has a trustworthy and news- just veil word from Captain always fresh and . II. of regular limitless in contents, point out army, who has conducted a recoil to I he reader and intending n I lie I upper try, of the Yukon. At on the coast, he many utterly destitute miners, broken down with scurvy and who wept like children lion home. Their were almost Of these are the conditions usually at- An Prayer or a Wimp- per. Mr. Thomas, of creek, who k, pi a line bog in pen his residence, went out Tuesday morning to care for bis pet on lo the p. found a bear had been there during night and carried pig away. Mi. Thomas, to give expression t, his feelings at his pig. in a very ear- nest way prayed hear might be choked to death bones of the pig. This afternoon Mr. had occasion In visit a thick wood a short distance from bis and to his great delight found bruin retched on the ground, dead, mi making an examination, be bad attempted lo swallow a bock bone, which entangled in his throat choked him to death. Although Mr Thomas regretted the loss of his Sue hog. he felt I that he had amply repaid bis -en Journal. VB Beautiful II in. WORTH I ha ii e l-l I I ER. . -lull. I. f Jill . ha- COLOR and of fruits, quality and vegetables, at and plumpness of grain, are all produced by Potash. i I. -l I hem i ,. may cure the wares he Record. Closing; Hours. upon pioneer work in new and remote countries; the re- permits of an important lo prospective gold seekers. not go to the Alaskan fields miles well Tried Fraud to be o A young North Carolinian who aspired lo a doctor attempted to work a clever ruse on the medical I loan I Asheville last week. He was perfectly aware that he could not Stand the examinations, and yet ha bound to get the requisite license. The idea struck him lo hire a With this view he wrote ton friend more, who is a who stood high his class is really a bright young fellow. The more doctor was lo come to Ashe- ville, having assumed the North Carol inn young man's name, and pass the get the Ii turn it over to the real per- son whose it was made out and receive therefor a goodly sum. The plan ail but Thanks to the watchful eyes of the board, fraud was the scheme after man had taken part of the bury Hun. A is the latest. Is in and is an agreement on part of the lair ones who compose not to men who drink. man threaten a rival trust to boy- girls who spend more a yen on Durham Sun. It has reached that point in course of I he year when life indoors burdensome, even under the must favorable conditions. This is the ease especially in the stores. All day long the pro- and clerks arc and the demands of business, even arc such as lo thoroughly fag them out by the of day. With a little rest-time and a chance for men work and are more energetic. on the scare of batter work, we call upon the merchants to close up their places of business an hour than least by seven o'clock. money will lie lost, no Incommoded, if all the merchants adopt this suggestion. next day I he renewed of employees will more than com- for lost News, State of City of makes oath that had senior partner of the of Prank ; Co., do business in the of Toledo, County and state aforesaid, that said will pay the sum ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh be cured by the Hull's Catarrh Cure. Sworn to before me and presence, this day of December, A. l., 1889, I A- W. I Notary Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in and directly on blood and mucous surfaces of system. Toledo, . Sold by druggists. Hall's Pills are the best. THE O Thai modern poisons air its fatal so that no home is safe from ravages, but a sun- protection against this genius in Dr. King's X.- Discovery. When jolt a sore in have and fever, with in the of the head, cough you may know you have you need Dr. King's New Discovery. Ii will cure worst cough, heal germs and prevent of the malady. 91.00. Money back if not cured. A trial free at L. Wooten's Drug Store. Peeress la Cotton Acreage, There has been a material decrease in the North re purls lo the come from cotton bail. The world, however, is not that the crop will be a small one. and claims of acreage ere not having any on the cotton market. A letter from New York many private reports Indicating conditions not entirely satisfactory have been general disposition to complaints which come to hand from the cot- ton belt this season of the year. for present least reiterated of acre- age reduction, complaints of dam- age from causes, el fresh speculative in the staple or lo impart to prices an Impetus In an upward reel Big Profits of Cotton Mills. A dispatch says ii the last year Piedmont Mill has earned Clifton and a total of nearly for lour mills. The earnings of the big mills around arc Mid c ranged from lo per cent, on stock. The banks there are congested with dividend money. Small wonder the section prospers gels such returns from Its Stale. inch Sash Ribbon, W AND PINK. -.- mm- M, new mm inch MADRAS PATTERNS. Makes WAISTS. Satin Black Velvet RIBBON. Black Silk Lace INSERTION, The new knot a I WIDTHS IX------- r j White Silk Potash, change of mil d. I u la l; with him ii several days i . , i In pr.-. I hat hi iv a- out I I leers I'm PI pines, lie . i . mind pro combined ,., . Acid and Nitrogen, and Ian i the liberally applied, trill improve in lb-I . -ii and increase ii and In am . y r of any crop. is Hew style u um. m III i us i arm I .;. pit of PI c i -1, . . of Aguinaldo. sum with U . . New were lit, nation . if tin- hope of The lasts I In here n in the far I brought t states, such ii dot should l- flu- i- decide i I . I I ii i- kn i ii in pm in l ii--. H I- iii,,. real I-.-in iv ks TO I Remnants in White LAWN. TRULY, i- on imp., for I lo um i . for r- la I lei .-I lime, -in is Holt Warner. I he II ii i . i- in ash lie slid of ll l iii -1 j. I in. The in i i v p In- ma,, is i ii I here re no i, I lid n. making u mil ion i i if tin were ; he i i- -in w ration the i war. I,, r , for him an up in lake Sulk , of other, bill cm Ii made than th.- natural Kill I- m-u, ,, ,. um , . friends ,. . II ., I Mill-., ago. and I here u- I he claim. The a Hi, , w i -ii-iii . ship. Ii i- estimated ii I I'd., Hardware. Paints C BRUSHES Building Specialty. Salve. salve in world I for Outs, Bruises, Sons, Plows, Kali Teller. pod Hands, all Skill cures riles, or no is guaranteed t give faction or money refunded, Price W cents per L. Woolen. PLANT CROP WITHOUT IT. MAKES THE FINEST TOBACCO Manufactured by COLUMBIA GUANO CO., NORFOLK, VA start as large trees Ionic, is -i p. r in tut , i in. I , .;,;. i in ii,. are the in-i laxative and GUANO. bit an the p. ill h the in bra in of pit . I lei mid are i Duel I. I nib I Stales i- acting I hut , tin r v. more ion to p; law i s doing business there w ha- done fur u lung t lie in l lo date, that A. I . Washington's of lawyers, make Hie I iv, l Ii, . patents for in lo ten who i- v interest of political lion in c ii thinks republicans arc in- v in Ohio, this will in- fooled, There never s in, u I lino was-., pin hi factional dimension, now. and if a nuke to I heir unity, Will dale I have no who will a- Inn in of millet in iv. from. Ohio i- can. but the people do hike hi an, are going resentment polls In Anti iii, ii i. i i i, He ha- and I, In SI ale pal i in. I tilled sin, lie a as can be produced , In genuine an w , and one -av i- a -ham, n i- ex .- i I s bun i Ina t mini itch it i Ins, M In lores iii abound made perennial, con bullied lo do and u pal 1.1 toil, hat in decided um n friendship and ill made There way, of , Is- a slip up iii program, is impression in I, has hip ins freely made that man ill II in lie.; favor, I mg In ltd Payne's at the of av M, His I which curries uh ii ., lend- el-ship of purl. The Hopkins in i. lo have the work of Joel In- old head on and h i- n is the loin- Pu himself. Whether or not the country, i- enjoy inn i,., ,,,., lion i- from different bill can y be I -lam I re i- .-V in x-eking ii i. ready mile ii it i. mid an e nullify can . ,. lot any kind ale and lilt-Ill u, being the is at for the of new Indus tries especially Is lo argue low II, Thai i- an I i all pen pie I