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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

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Man In an Old Mold Man legged tin- men are we of but one and he of n-l for -ample. life i- full disappoint- pipes. forth liken the hi- for In- wile to in the evening home with bi- ripped, bard times, grippe on road-working and He will a jack rabbit then borrow Si home i bait a mile lo The U a II v i. . ii.- a remarkable -I . . . It UM i i . VI J u i- t. i-i men i in . In f M ; It-; i Hi-l pi.---t fall i i-i I- in., M ff in i H- THE CO , r a i , N. C r . t ACME. OS f Witt RE SUB- GENUINE BOTTLE V I THE t PERRY DAVIS A SON. W. II. W . . m i an We nix with an entirely new am Mock of------- We Carry t w. i M I I, OP Second Hand Goods , i .-.-, . I Hi ., I i. .- . i III lit Ki 1.1. WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR SO Hardware, farm Meat. Lard. Tobacco, in even STAPLE in a general Also Sell HAY, HULLS AND will lie a.- low as a pl article lie Bold at. in- lied lo i More. Highest paid kind I produce, FIE I n. . two year , Premium been paid .;, , I i; I In fl l., ii. , . , . i lira I. l. m Will, i n. c, ; mm. I I lo i,. i I I , ii; ii ,. . out. i amount. not mill have I J ASK i i H M- i ban i. bin iii always amount the Insurance ii due. Their prompt an .-sample other individual corporations. Ill till- It I- unto one one, u. understand I hi hi. I be ban- heretofore done business In nit Whether light rope walker, a diner mi a furnisher die fr lengthening Hie, Mr. Interest lug The slot v i- he colon I church ale up i be In- null was Interrupted or be exhausted inn i- Ob server. Ami down here we have a goal i- Mo Mi. In keep up bi- end of the inn i Hie i u- mil n train III. Printing nil- in are i ii Hal u Moat in i lie Danish l I I I u ,. will -1. ed. II,. I Iron ha- wages J in w i-i y i propose a mid build a mile -.-I . in-.; ii a- I Salem MUSS. which he in Han I lark, Mai her home In k found in returned to her it. North i n i ill celebrate Ht. ii Oxford Orphan I., in of the late II. Mill-, I. Mill be tin- n,, ill be. bin. r bi lieu. . n. hum, N. mi are lied to be present, lake tin- Oxford see work It Is doing, the children ., r ii i in with-1 hi .-, An an Hi Why. n when I I not t I ill ii ii camp or . of i i i and what k ., . ., n .- .- ml to b I , I do nil n re. I. to place I , , . . II a rm r. I new oat ., ;.,. i win it ;. ,. my without a . . . , or won .-ii. i complying with ind mark on . i ,. , i U ii ill to at clamor the hi q ,. , for lion of i-on In which they can be bi law. are to and w poor me tin- law . ought in hesitate a minute n and we believe when fully In all good will N.-w- Shoe . . Si Shot soU. I , . ,., a X I w ., , i . T . i . . I I., . . i i . . AH that J. C. Cobb Son. N. J. Your Policy I. Has Value, Value, Paid-up . ti. Will be re within three after lapse are good health. After Year Restrictions, s. Dividends me payable at the be- ginning of the and year, provided the for the current year be paid. They may I. To reduce or , To the or To Payable us of Insured. J, L. N. IA i in- travel In- I lull. Ill HUM It With Her, in lea com- . i int more cooled n i This laid he doe nut Having received Of new Taking long while wrap and the nine of be present at nil from iii North cover hi during , the water over id, i. The nil relieve Hi- H- in ninny a but the dust Is sealed; throat i I lump of dry clay, and Will It must be to he a and a i i, ii ii. Ml-- While your marriage of daughter, The board of baa ill-covered bun of the old board were Mid their unlawfully, awl length, ire an r Una . She bring the that be of the given nu opportunity While the that the were the Idea giving an t refund have been Intended as a Joke. Herald. Mi. l. morning, J ti ho the twenty Brat, -n hundred and ninety nine eight o'clock. Memorial Noll t N,, . have been to in I In- at City, N. . broken -ale crackers Sunday night, the MM ill The bin let ten and belonging t. Pool. Everything work. wife m the out and buy is,, equal made Mentally home. I. i all down on the II , placing i between nut the oilier him. The one H oat and the with nothing but what he or she may on. The hi lime. even by . So divorce lb prop- ,.,, in nil a i he h. at nearly In I am BOW well to M-cine before All on Free of Charge place Points. one nil to me a To Ladies We have opened at N. C, a line of new------ Laces. Ha Novelties, Etc. to which we invite your OUR are the latest styles w ill be Mid reasonable prices. We have a skilled Milli- lo do our and can give entire fall on us in the new brick MISS HARDY ft CO. X. Nil TO The who is lovely lace, form teapot will have friends, but one who would ha at the must keep her health. she is week, and nil run down she If she has or trouble, her blood will cause skin eruptions and wretched complex inn. is the In-st medicine in the to regulate stomach, liver kidney and to put go the blood. and It Is that the man-he., shall on any u , aiding -ball lot readily by m u he Jno. I. Woolen a Mg when In miles, bright skin, It will make a good charm- woman a run down invalid. Drag store. W. IN Heavy and Pane N. f. a on bail i band, and WE COME AGAIN. Specials. Boys Knee Pants. Pair. Silk Bosom Shirts. ALL Piece. Mens all-wool Suits. up. ON THE Arc sum. Folk Hi. Know. ill l. A. J. I is .-am.- up limn t spend lea TOWN of Ell Two K INNER. The quietly I A Third and . was no opposition i.- and the i all one In Filth Mr . the colored people i.-.-. Uh relatives ,,,.,,,,. ,,,.,. ,. h. .-ml- ii mil.- n Hum. arrived this . of t. I., eh was . . . . I II. i . . . M I . I M Mm. .- iii. Boys 2-piece BEST OUT. Suit. ., were , re it tin- . . i Walls is colored the ml. t the I , .,, . , -r aide i i . . . ; i Skinner Jr., ward would a i an put up a Saturday evening ,.,.,,., had been yon cheaper they can la made. and -.- an let us yon we can give you more u than yon i. in Fenders Store. II WILSON Melting where lie school. X. M. Watson I for the at the I there. B. i lure lo attend the marriage of his brother. It. T. i. of Saturday attend skinner for wan all wax in ward . Tin- First a- up a -ii Hie people . ion over there, but i I lo and bile to lull i, ,. lb. luted II. Jill I ill and other M. M. i in- mm tin Strikes a House and Things. M. went road last night. II, K was a ii train mom- log. While In town evening Mr. I. told j Moore re a tenant house on his evening from u vis it i,. Bethel. some M , The lightning Ural a tree n inhere to attend the and the yard then wool through the visit friends, of the house, tearing off a few T of weather boarding the city the out of the Beat green blink Ten at J. the house the lightning It ins ion Minn. Three of I Against By. The watermelon is the way. next week. Potato shipments are w mil. H. ocean dip would feel good In this weather. Keeps up with the thermometer. in Is a- the. 1-. i;. M. II. , v I . II. SI. W Hill. II W . It. . N. Hill H. in N. II. The Fifth el.-.-i one Alderman each, and I In- three elect two each, inn kin.; ,.,, , ,.;., AM, P. be , t one's on the e. The for a boy is a mother's face. Fresh X. Y. State cents per Hi at S. laying the new There's of wok ahead orange and bride's The Board Aldermen elected Monday go omen the Ural of July. Women love to make cleans hands I The breath of and the breath melting away The doctors are kept busy with of among the A little child J. U. Far- row Mon- day evening. the mutter with foreigners, the They're all right. There about date for there arc to vote for The man who in throw- isn't apt to a bureau lore int splinters. he at Skinner thinks the glass was ghat-. Ml ,, least n to, scattered all over room and through door Into an adjoining room, Mrs, Harvey and child, t he being in j of K i nil mi, came WHITE. I Not -a Colored Man on the Hoard walls. The house was occupied by the family of John . . three were at time and they any only left the a few momenta before struck, Returning Board. The Board met in the Mayor's at mini Tuesday the returns of Monday's election. Borne question being raised over the returns from the First the Board made n count f the voles that ward and found E. M. received II vote II. votes for Al The Board n mess until they look up the bin is- properly guided in decision of the matter. Upon the decision of the Hoard was to declare B. II. elected, the of the voters being that he should be their re- the Board of Alder- men even though they Inadvertent- the word on their ballots. Those whose names were previously published voted for in the other w the marriage. Mrs. M. I. Wood, of sister Mrs. Skinner, night Mia, II. I. Fennell children, win. has been visiting the family of her brother, returned to her home in Wilmington this morning. Miss Maud Ii. who bus attending school from Mon- evening and Is her sister, Mrs. K. I. Misses Tyson Minnie from Ibis morning. While in they took In to More- head and say they bad a de- lime. 1898 lo I lender make the wealthy. Mr. II. f. is having a store building erected on Hold b cheap as dirt, but Hint doesn't prevent some STATE NEWS. Iron wearing the dirt. u mini do In North Carolina. is no why be a an all-round athlete. s , There was bad be old, and u jug 1311 wreck on A miles below Salisbury Sun. years. ha- an en tire while Board of j Even back In former days there were two in which lived n majority of voters, and each elected of on the bill in the they had voice shaping the of the town. When the con- of by the the vote, they showed their the white man and their utter disregard for bi number of under control. Greenville was one of unfortunate is. Ho- wards so dial i-l. led the were given two thirds of the huh had absolute control of he bringing such stale of that helped In amuse the sentiment which most fusion gang existence In last tine of the curly acts of the last Legislature was lo relieve this slate and charier under which white men The first ibis new charter . . bank , ,, real. ii-. A. M. , the bride -1 . , In. I'll I. I.,. 1-. . . ,. II I. I. Moore . i; he .- A- In in ml- . ill . up re .-I.-, the -i men up tin- and left -La- in-;. Indus. I'm mi semi in. -in I and the . in.-ii in The at a ere as Little n Miss i is. II. W. ii of Ur. I. in lib Mi . of I III . Mount, n Mi II. Si use with Mi Sal is in, v. uh Mi-- Fun SI net. of II. Jr. ii Ii Mis Blow If. SI. M with Hi- Sail W. II. iii. in- Tyson. limy Miller, .-i . II. W. with W in Skinner. -1. I 11-;., Skinner .-r.- -iii- Mis- Skim el in of honor, I'll, bride entered with while th gloom from the vestry with his brother. J. B. as best Hie bride in the chancel. was very bi N II ii. i. A marriage a reception was I,, ill I which by a large nil luring there, Its f eerily roast. , . . . , f your COFFEE . . . It is nil pure needed . i om .- oil . crop. H el-lip eve . , . , , . . lit I,. I an A- I is the trucks ill . ii.-ii . . . . . I- I .- ml of Hi under on Some people like to know if is a stuck law if so what is matter with the that is allowed run at large. my a black, hair about nine old. Will pay. for trouble. A took in the opera house, Monday night, coin to a number of young ladies in town. About a A Bachelor's When a to At a and is she hard. The hardest to up you mind to rated is one who I hardest caught. A excuse for going to name place where she ought not to . . . . . The North Carolina Pie Assn. elation will hold at or Carolina July lath and 13th. Charlotte now has telephonic connections with Richmond, and York. II. went to lay. J. W. Wiggins returned to Tar- bum this is Sugg came lust night Seven Springs. N. Harding returned to Washington this Mrs. S, It. Wilson to city last night from a visit to Hill. IS. morning Durham p. W. Cory, last night here and returned home skinner left ibis morning for bis voted for white Aldermen Hertford. their wards. en T. K. of City, tire Board Is com senior member of firm r w bite men. here, in evening to ml several Oil the hot. There mis of bridal of the couple. One table mis China a are, the presents from us far mini as Japan. Another large table mis covered lib aim.-I design, still of cut . while from the mills bung again placed ,,;,,,,. mid article fancy work. . B. WHITE less experienced Tobacco I employ such cheap work- Flues so ill lilting , in put l, mi lam lie together a Ire i n. in Tobacco Factory where we are busy milking in Bicycles, Pistols to A ti , wile left this was held Monday, and thought A ; to visit the yet have voters, enabling them to spent last I one of their own number . r- By .- nil home Ibis from W S. E. PENDER CO. their own bey past experience Hint the White men is for springs e- Up-be of nil mineral water. A curt; for Indigestion, . . and I In, All home . Prof, II, An mother hid not anything at all thin dangerous mixtures so widely advertised to relieve her and ought to know that external treatment the only way that can possibly be any only remedy it fa an .- lob dreaded. than i, It her girlish alter the and is-r . into the work in health. Miss lb-1 Williams. taught the past session in Green villa Female School. It'll for her home In Line She a great many friends in lo sec her leave. , I from hereto on Miss Thomas, who one ,. . . of the teacher. In public and . here, left this morning for her home as to a. Reduced Hates on Rail Roads. meet every Train. U, f the wrote . plea . I plant ;, LINK I Ml it a IA III MIS For hotel. ,, or cold I albs . . pa-sen ., ,,. , x- i- , , r iii Nashville, She WOO the highest esteem of pie and there are many who hope In sec her again in midst I., cashier Hank this morning attend it be happens to be heard from over In of Transportation North for the train on and Monday, 17th and I'M., until the morning n. is in receipt a letter from Mr. K. Super the while away no, one need be sue he the mil back. toast Line, say that the nits ii ill be made This is good connection people of this section who to attend Assembly. ii. clean- the i-. hi I. or, r I . It ever, obj II on Hi I . , i them, It at ., I, . In are . from I known lo l I M i i . , . . I i I. ii, . .,. . . I . CALIFORNIA FIG CO. i i KY N V -U K. I

You May Sever but Should you Want Job Printing Come to see us Anything a Visiting Card Sheet Poster. We of the celebrated Geo. S. Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in pen and is distinctive Parker Not only does it feed the ink but prevents soiled fingers. The Raleigh Post reports Luge I Harris as having mid In the meet board day, when ii was developed in the two yearn be baa enjoyed membership on board be ha drawn the little aunt of -mix and I haw received and re- gr -t i I didn't gel more in that way. The records are open and for themselves, I have no for I have no the worse I He ought least In have t. No I TO I U LIN EM. The woman lovely in form and temper will have friends, but who tractive must keep her health. If i weak, and all run ,;. n she hie. If she baa or trouble, impure blood will cause pimple, skin ion. i is the heel i in the world i regulate liver and kidneys and lo purity the blood. It gives strong nerve, bright eyes, smooth, rich complexion. Ii will make looking, charm of a run cents I. store. I be i Star tells of II triplet I Km. girl who h dollar to a smart Sen for for This is the recipe which she the freckles a pocket them in sail then ban tip mi lit- smokehouse in a good, strong smoke of sawdust elm bark for a week. thus treated fail i be thoroughly AMERICAN LANTERNS Arc I Ar, I .-I All III W ; Bl . n I I t . world M M tit . . i Ami i , N-w I In I ; E . m . mm burn- . I C ll i m t- Soul VI D ll M that w t burn- e are provided with a may la th, wick . . r- all I . i. E , ., . for uses, . inn i ma v ;. kind known it l . I e The n I The Daily Reflector Gives the home news every afternoon at the small price cf cents a month. Are you a subscriber It not you ought to be. The Eastern Reflector Is only a year and contains the news every gives information to the those growing co, that is worth many times more than the price. ;. ll . . I . an ii . ha . . M tiny of equal . t . re. country i; la ire bow from n ii.- l Very n. and Has Ike So WATCHED CONSTANTLY. Buried t . Many n Ruined Districts. l- r M Riff ll of th ., of In Pt let Hi t railed ground i ii. . -k. Tilt tire Is built l and until . . r i Enough to form fool j thrown on rolled until about thin a wile leather, then ii U up tooted one to the other nod Hung on board ad lapped o the oven, it only a . moment and when baked ii i out to cool. This bread is cheap i a it U Hid To Ham burned in of a new f a perforated low k to placed in the bottom connected with to supply air to the In- of the of burning fuel. I Bl Ii- I X. I N I.- In 11.-u ii in. Iva ii ill. n , . m .- d and i. are . Ive great ob It certain and been th-- cm limes. Since it t n r. by who bate been to but m- able to foretell the extent of the crop Vesuvius bay it at the a extending i the it U I that the whole of once an , n end of groat in the earn, s cruet, King the end and the middle. At it base 1- thirty in circumference Its height cartel i-. but the average reel. is great niter Ii Borne feet In diameter and about .-N feet deep. It par's The side is n i nil i cliff, Mont which a It from by a deep hundred feel wide. burn I In mighty fury on suddenly and b it i until Feb. One of grand I Till M were pro- y. t- th feet into the air In a cloud vapor, with n t me u o rock. ;.; outbreak e In Oct- . la . . nearly a t the c one and rater in . . deep. From that it mi baa never been wholly In II an . .- the for Ruing warning cf probable n-, When eruption of May, people had fled in van again and v i d for mill of ii an i there another eruption, I from toe crater, Hut moving, a w it a I pi in of was violent for n hi and Torre for third time. Th cold, which rapidly cooled was immense In protecting property, In the middle of November, a in in diameter, t been forming in the crater during the preceding taro poured a amount of Java Besides the main from the great there wag p flow from an feet tn diameter which on a m foot The eruption cl was by Molten lava mil forth from the crater. Two rushed down the mountain on either of Joining at the base with a In Prof. Palmier I, the vol- Are Horseback ac- Mme the of and reducing Tin- g an apparent but in by the of the time at which the riding done. if are taken Immediately riding, additional flesh gained, but if n of an hour and a half allowed to intervene between and the meal a decrease of flesh n suit. m p. One the latest application of the principle is a pump which can be thrown into pear fur filling g tire Inserting a coin, A- soon an the Ailed tire la re- moved lever the pump, which ran be to work again only by in another cots. ARE constitution undermined by ex in eating, by the laws or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills an absolute cure. Di even Sun morning and meeting N. M. Watson, school p. P, bu Rev. It. Morton, schools p. in. It. Kris, or a. in. Divine and every and evening. prayer M., and at in A. M., Rev. I. A. Minister in Charge. Hun- day, morning and evening. Pray- meeting evening. Rev, A. W. Sunday- school a. in. C, Rountree, superintendent. the Dover in me appointed Special lug So. entitled M. on and In next Mend ll. Home, I will sell in- lore tin- four door in mi Monday the day o'clock noon, all the pine, cypress popular timber or above the of twelve inches in diameter at the base hen the value may together with privilege of seven rears a lo cat and re- and also the rights of way in same for the removal of now and on two tracts land situated in lug the lands J, Dixon, W. and others bounded fl- l,,. Beginning the big ditch a light rood stake corner, Slate of Ninth Carolina, I 11.1 . Superior Court. Speaks Proceeding P. A. Wayne, of Sylvester Cox, vs. Petition to lovely I. Wayne. to B. Cox, Cox, and Samuel It appearing in this affidavit to the of H. Km ma Samuel Cox. three of the shove named defendants, are non-residents of tin- stale of b alter due diligence cannot band within the state; it further, in like manner an pealing that of i-ts in favor of the against the defendants respect to property situated In this State county and that the said running a south west course Samuel Cox are parties Vila lo W . C. Dixon line, a Sweet comer, then running a South therefore that pub- to a knot in corner on Kiln Bed, then s newspaper nearly a west course X. for six to a pine corner, then a north weeks, the course to Sweet Cum said lo appear in the of in Long branch, then flee of the Clerk of the Superior the Long branch to the be-1 Court of Pitt county, in town ginning, a See ill.-. LODGES A. it A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first third Monday evening. It. w. M. M. Sec I, t. F. Lodge, No. Tuesday evening. K. K. N. L. II. Six-. deed from and wife to M, Dixon it to which reference is Also one other tract, lands of w. c. Dixon, John others bounded as follows Beginning a pine in John Bits line a corner between K. M. W. run in a westerly with a Branch, thence with the M, Dixon and W. c. Dixon to tin- beginning containing acres more or Tel ins of sale cash. Will. . the of July. 1800, and an- or demur the petition complaint or judgment will la-gin against them the relief demand- ed in the complaint. limn- at my in Greenville, N. this 22nd day of May, D, f. skinner A C. C. Plaintiffs Tar Lodge, No. the Last Will Testament evening. Dr. Bagwell, Jr., U. L. lair. K. of It. Vance Council, meets every Thursday even W. K. Wilson, Lang. Sec. U. A. night at In I. O, O. P. hall. G. A. . Council, No. ii. third nights in fellows Hall. M. It. Worthy Chief; Smith, S, NOTICE TO The Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, having issued let- lei's of administration to me. the undersigned, on the 20th day of Commissioner, 1800, on the estate of II. N. C, 2nd 1800. Harris--, deceased, notice is hereby . given t all persons Indebted to the NOTICE CREDITORS estate to make immediate payment the undersigned, and to all creditors of the estate to present their claims, properly to the undersigned, twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. undersigned having duly qualified before the Court Clerk of I'm county as Executor of of I Mrs, L. Ricks, deceased, notice i- given to all persons in- lo the estate to mediate payment to the undersign- ed, and all persona having claims M. R. against said estate are notified to the same payment on or before the 24th day of April. or this notice will be plead in bar of recover of this of April. 1800. Mrs. I. Kicks. This day J. L, on the estate of II. K. 1875. WHOLESALE RETAIL In tin- wearies a badge of servitude, Hi- lame Hebrews. The I mar people mm Br liar sere bored a, a of It feed only of tide, that rally even are t of water. fancy Ponce I molasses, side meat, hums, should coffee, sugar. cigars, full cream cheese, sausage, oat Bakes, hominy Bakes, cotton seed meal hulls, cotton lead bought at cents per D. M PERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sew mo BAGS SALT. . BUREAUS. MATTRESSES. CHAIRS, Eta AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Ohm to net M. Phone NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The undersigned having duly qualified before the Superior Court u -i y S MOORE. At Law. Greenville, X. c. fr in criminal , ., ,, ,. ,. . , before the Superior Court i I. Conclave clerk of Pitt county of M and . u f l fourth nights in Odd lows Hull. W, B. Wilson S. Smith Sec. AND AND COAST LINK RAILROAD COMPANY WITH CAROLINA. s, TRAINS in notice is hereby given t all persons ed to the estate to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, all persons having claims against I said estate are to same for payment on or before the day of March or t notice will in bar of recovery I of same. This March 1880, A. Executor of Haywood Knox. Engineer mi Surveyor. FOR AND WATER ; z n t t e v a, Ar II. Ll II I. I. Ar IV, v- AM I- M I- M II n II i- 1.1 v.- -ll I IV ,, , Ar -ll. Ar THAIS- I l-i I-. AM Arrive Ar Rocky Lt At l-M HI M A U NOTICE. administration having this been Issued to the under- signed upon the estate of notice is here- by given to all persons having claims against the estate of Chapman to to Hit- on r before the nth as day of March, or this notice will la- in liar of their re- This be day of March 1800. L. E. Smith, of the estate of Harding Harding, Ally's, ii an M ; J a i. m I II l-M A M r M I'M -.- u at a n v in i n Train on 111.- limit H . m. i ll ; m. r- N. k . in. ft IT pin. t M in. in. II In am. II HI n i in I u in unit in. H II in. ill urn flip . Train c m. I la i- in. in m. r- I, in am. on Midlands c OS a in ii . n m. a in. in . in. urn,. lo i, m. in. Iii In a in. II a in , v. iii arrive II . in. .-,. Sandal ,. m. , ; ii in and Mini inn rum Una I. for all dally, all rail via III. I, mi mil. II. M. EMERSON, Pass. J. Manager, T. M. OLD DOMINION LINE Washington on Wednesdays and M days i A. M. for water permitting, leave at A. M., Greenville A. M, on Tues- days, Thursdays and Sat telling hours subject to change de- pending on stage of water. Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York all points for the West with railroads Norfolk. Shippers order freight by the Old s. s, Co, from New Clyde Line Hay Line from Line from Boston, N. son, Aft. Washington, N. J. Greenville, N. C. ft Mills R. Tarboro. N. C N. C N. C. Dr. I. DENTIST. Greenville, N. over J. C. t. i s. ii a- store J. R. COREY, IX- A LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found in the formerly by J. W. Hi-own. COMB TO SEE ME. J. It. COREY. loW. n Whichard, N. C. The complete in every prices us low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. 1- FOR The TERN D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. Tuesday and Friday VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, JUNE NO ft W. oiler to Tobacco Planters Perfect Tobacco Formula. m m A new tobacco brand by a new la but by an old house. Lookout Carolina Tobacco this TO FROM CALL FOR TRY OLD DOMINION CO. Tl Ami all Old Dominion Agents everywhere. I It at Other J. . C all of form and vat amount of not permanent new-- paper ii has also l one of the conveniences in the do- lo I of . . .- the selection of pine- ill which I WE III s . Ill N . . I mag 11.-. ll ill. III I re. II . . . I Paying Prices i . Hie or . f O ho Tails to the a CM ll bis put chasers having might well to live hi Politeness. The Platform In 1900. is iii is in war. ll gives pow A. Warner, it the Bimetallic League, one is ,. , the tree silver weakness; supplies gnat and overcomes the says I little loss of next blood. I h. either I will by the in the attack or defense. There is The so remunerative. It 1- is simply pulling out kind works and courteous manners lo com pound interest. There is no com costs so little, vet is so rarely possessed. With persons this quality innate, with others developed by proper home train Wand associations. True rung as if there were oilier issues. I Would lie ill favor also of against trusts as if the only issue; and the with again-i Imperialism . pine war. or take of the other but all combine select ton place- Milieu . The . . lied ,,. an, w .,,, in men haul . w in S I -1 . ll hall It Kill; . Reason Till HI, n ; Praise Them. ;. lint be ,. . . ; I i- i might in- lo live in Ci U i .,,,,.,,. The people will ., ,,,.,,, . up unless lie shows interesting MADRAS how can , III the way of supplying their needs Satin Black Velvet RIBBON. Black Silk ; That The poisons with Its fatal no home is safe its .,.,.;,,,,. IN n sure this dim i P'S genius in King s New i. . ; When you feel a sore s, , ,,; . mil devoting strait write a , to ,. cf.,,,,,, living man, yon will mi lb. ,. , given man's tor . 1-- , ii-j In unit the In- 1- suddenly i-s, bis in,. is I ; I Mr. I . I. mil pi II, I ii f -1 -1 , take ii in New will cure cough, heal ill- kill the at Jg let- ill, oh . Price I . ,. , nil .- route-it Ami politeness springs fro. A truly sympathetic n- It views its Proposed to any one issue in o a personal make therefore, fail to polite. K polite opposition to w- ,.,., ,, . ,, I with the issues the in life when those , ., ,, .,. . ,. mer Conciliatory manners have the fortunes of physicians, lawyers, divines, politicians State m for oath Instantaneously u prepossession in . partner of the person who exhibits it. I Prank Co., do- Of two men In all other re- business in the city of Toledo. courteously polite one, Count State , and ,,. .,.,,; that will pay the sum or who i; for is in this by of Catarrh far the better chance f making , be cured by . bile are ion. . I hen, jolt praise ,, man ho m; . in . -mi, men e sue -iii lite i I . T Conscience Money. n lb l Money back II V W -W , done . deal . .,.,,,,,,.,,., ,,.; . ; f ,, , k-p, nil shut. With Ding Slur, Indisputable. his way in Thoughts. Solve. The best salve la the world Cuts, Bruises, Ulcers, Bait I Catarrh cur.-. Frank Sworn to before me and ed presence, this December, A. I. 1886. t A. W. I a Cure i taken in l ins, ,,,,,, . ----.- . Sores, Chap and acts directly on he Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and blood and and positively system. J. cures Piles, or no pay n is to give perfect faction or money refunded. Price cents per L, Wooten. Toledo, Sold by druggists. Hull's Family best. when considered from advertising standpoint. have everything in their favor. They reach both and they reach them will, a frequency that commends itself as shining virtue to mini who has something to sell. Moreover, favorite newspaper can not be supplanted in th- hearts of Ha con by any other sort f pub which insures a per of circulation that can not in- Ad A bug is sucking the young corn to ill Sound Neck Motion We arc told sonic of the farm have replanted their crops, but the new sucker lings have attacked the second crop and destroyed It is said so be bug that has troubled them for many City Remarkable Mr. II. returned this morning from High Point where be spent the of Mr. B. C. hanker there, lie tells us of a re lieu owned by Mr. Child which has broken nil previous rec- raising. This hen la of the common Is a rare character. sis weeks ago Mr. Childs set thirteen brown leghorn and the same mini of while leghorn One week ago today oil twenty six biddy s. Allure living health. There is not one in the lot. Mr. Childs value Ibis hen highly w ill lake her her to the Stale an advertiser about to place some business will look over a list of papers with I be idea his announcement should pear preferably Iii papers do not other advertisements of same goods, lie makes take selecting such papers. If there was choice between the mediums, baaed on such grounds. he would do better to select the papers an- must hugely of A man wanting to buy a plow bunts up paper containing the number of plow advert that be compare merits of the different makes. It is general good policy lo advertise any article where it bus been extensively advertised heretofore by the advertiser or by bis competitors. demonstrated money so expended will bring than when placed in new Advertising. Lester of Mo., is lo start Ibis week from tire., with sheep, which lire lo be driven overland to Kansas. Twenty five men will assist him in herding filly horses are lo be along. The trip will ire summer and full. Press Type Sale. The bus purchased other printing outfits and has some surplus mu on which some printer can get bargain. We have a goof cylinder press large enough for a paper, in condition, also lo of bong Prim- and type lint -till be sold cheap. of Frank more The hit ion. be includes and equal of abandoned women, and and then are gambling houses. The total population,, Madrid is The receipts of the Patent May. were an the month Id 1808. g bill i- one ii in private b And it r ii idle ,. ii ; day. or in veil nun Is I., we continue lo until men die before spreading . . r- . bail a clerk in V lie hi iii honest, reliable and iii-l In The True situation. constitutional i- , i in will a united mi purl Hem i. ill e it mistake to Mr. i oilier pane-. loss l bi- Republican. y bite men however, lie I in In Ibis mu. and several bad in . what heard mil t,, these lo dis he from him. n letter. A lei lei i was, i Li I was, I --i and even yam money. be r. V. did ibis v. bile in our . I j I, lo you , will I . i . t. . . ii It, ,. In help . i- II t if i is . . I'm and . I'm v. bile- inn. ll III bill Hi i ill In- if is Building III . en. .,.,. i. I right -i mugs I haw- i And when I Ibis, even I I man on And the part ii nil and purl I shows p, lam . ; line is man signs his real In IV . have idea l lo lull i in. A i H III Iii ii in for i, i-i , knows Id. id i M , . while ii. ins Hid I be lo assist I heir own funeral. Durham Herald. , y in iii home so I nil we , Ion much sirens upon. II w have mill In do , Surely, III II in,, I work home can never n ill ill ,, it in ii , ii forth lo Inn borne n-v, nil I -ill. lo ,, lien loll I cl,, ii i . ii. ii i old its that since, t rail that you have his here by I had bands n on bis farm, have la-en II road this rents your store, -us worthless, dwellings, and spends Ins . I. I. marketed wagon. I In- with lion i- II mil w V C r railroads Hint right you spend your la R I , Ibis town In id money lib him H i tins v. ii-. n . i nun ill lo haven lo dollar- lo living keep out foreign then J GUANO. ,, long I bell lines and would I. gen PLANT CROP IT. ., . . FINEST TOBACCO Id ,.,,.; .,. .,, buy nu. ll.-, home m CO. NORFOLK, VA j .,,,,