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insects. Mr.
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cart
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bean will in time drive all
inn bee of the earth.
meeting Thursday evening.
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We carry a full me
celebrated
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is. . ., , ,,.,., ,., in.
In i id mil old I d lot until It
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ii mi . in- i-hop
It is a big hit in pen
and is Parker
Not only does it ink
perfectly,
fingers
l ii.-s. and oil
I he ginning
old
aim
f i, . ii
nil-1
and Mas id hi.
friend Thomas II.
I sale be
the Court door in
Monday
at noon.
all the pine, an.; popular
j, f
in at the
lieu the may rut.
with the privilege of
It i- is- ii. seal- within lo rut and re-
n and the
most
i.
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i . mill lo
a- often a- desired. A r
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mil a n i
la-rs, i-.
i . II In- I,, lake
up i lie and relay I hem and
do lei in
and style
bile she ;, lo s i-ii-
in. ml- in the
lo line, a
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The Daily Reflector
ti.-t--. A s v, l.- f, i nil of way appertaining to
ii i- ; for the removal of arid line
Adds and of all kinds with which ,, and growing lip
.,,,,.,, , ,
n; ii n it in the . , ,. .,., .
ill I. . t
I adjoin
It i- the lands j.
and u really Charles and W.
of milk The Is one and fol-
lows, Beginning Hi the big
i it. ditch a
lbs i ii
haul in. Urge factory been started ., .
York state.
of producing a- inn. I. its
Koch has I an . lo n knot
of ti,. American that on Kiln Bed, run
mi i. -hi; pi l nearly ii weal
,. i, ii I- I -i tor-1 lo a I pine corner, then a north
with to oar
In lorn it r.-i-mM. k j ,.,. j branch, then n
r TI, pow , , , .,, , , ,
iii for it l. n .
of ,,,., n., i,. .
pill and tablet form, i .; i wire to
to b In K. M. R I page lo
of lb is made.
that low freight rates other tract,
a drag coat of an H. land-of W. C. John
i i in. r. a other M
id Maw York
Gives the home news every
at the small price
cf cents a month. Are
you a subscriber Ii not
you ought to be.
The Eastern Reflector
Ia only a year and contains
the news gives
information to the ,
th growing
co, that is worth m times
more than the price.
The Difference.
The Wilmington Messenger
of a girl Burgaw who
a in a of berries
the to Inform
her of pine paid for the H.
A dais received slating
a was paid for
Commission re
re-
only s per
An enterprising
oil in- Intention of print
a compilation of
anecdotes,
under Hie title
Hie
i he the
Iii the opinion
of the the publication
of merry base
been a practical of carry-
a Joke far.
i- a thorough, per
for
The Beirut in the
blood which the disease are
eradicated, la also the
beat blood purifier, laxative and
Ionic,
An i ,, r. r,
oM
i, only been Y
bad
An eon meat live n lifetime in
on
nil yon h,,,. tn world
l . or
. A-i-RETAIL
Prepared buckwheat,
aide meat, should.
era,
butter, mountain butter, full
cream
oat
and hulls,
bought per
M PERRY
ST A Bow i At ES
bags halt.
BUREAUS.
AT lit it k BOTTOM
lo
M. SCHULTZ.
Phone
v a in John
Hoe a corner between K. M.
run-
in a
with a
with the branch too. M.
and W.
to the beginning containing
Hi more or
Term- -ale
II.
N, 2nd 1800.
By the power of
In a certain
I teed executed and
i-and wife. Battle Lewis
I to ti. day of
I MM, duly recorded
I the of Deeds office of
North i in
S I, ll
tin- will lo
I public before Court House
door in to
highest bidder, Monday I lie 18th
day 1800, the following
real property, to Lying and
i being in the County of
adjoining the
lauds of
and others, and known as
lot Bet lie Lewis drew iii Hie
of the laud- of Luther
nine mole or lo
Mortgage Bead,
7th day of June 1800.
Mortgagee.
B. F.
. Under and by virtue of an act
of the Legislature
entitled act to provide
for town and town
. ship Bethel, county, North
I ratified the 8th day of
I March, 1800, and in of
governing
of l of Fill
count do hereby give notice
there on the first
I Thursday at the
polling in
upon the
of a
in said of
will Is- opened and
cloned, will be heard
-aid election in
I accordance with laws of North
I Carolina.
All arc in favor of a
shall vote a written or
printed ticket with
those to
vote
a written or printed ticket with the
By order of the Board of Com
of made
this day of 1800.
T. R. .
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Bi am. . m,
o a m. m. Jo en m, in.
Maine a m
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ll Ha n. m. daily Sunday.
Train War-aw
f dally. i-i-e-f m and
m end
i t ,
in. Ira
Train at
fr all rail Hi. h
II.
Agent
If. Manager.
iT. M.
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays. Wednesdays, and
at A. M. for Greenville,
i water permitting,
Returning leave at B A.
M. A. M. on
Saturdays.
Balling hours subject de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at with
Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for all points for
with railroads Norfolk.
should order freight by
the OH Dominion S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Line from Baltimore;
Line from
Boston,
X.
Washington, N. C.
J,
K. C.
NOTICE To
The Clerk the Superior Court
fill county, basing issued let
I lam of administration to me.
undersigned, on the 20th day of
1800, on the estate of H,
is hereby
to all Indebted
stale t. make immediate payment
lo undersigned, to all
creditor of the estate to present
I heir properly
to the undersigned, within
month- after the dale of
this this will
plead of
30th day of 1800.
I. II
on estate of II. K.
II ,. I . , m III.
To quit tout I.
Ufa, n-
ii.-. UM
Ail or II. n
n . ,. i and tree
Ce , at Him York.
BALE.
of order of the
I clerk of the Superior Court of
county made In the cast of
of
l. H. C. Mi-Cot-
Annie II i-l. and others,
heirs at law, the Ad-
will sell for lie
fore the Court
ville on Monday, the day of
August, 1800, de
scribed piece or parcel of land sit
hi the of mid in
township known in
division of the lauds of Mary
B. as Lot He,
at a slake on
lib of Lot No. and runs
I i a corner on the
Creek, thence down said Creek to
a from running a Inn-
K. a Sassafras
on Hie old thence
with said and
Road
lo an no
No. acres,
more or less.
C. W.
J. P. COREY,
IN------
LINE OF
Also a nice Line of
I can now is; found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W, Brown.
COME TO SEE ME.
It.
lo n. In. i
N. C.
The Stock complete every
and prices low the
market
paid for produce.
FOR
SI
The Eastern
tor
fl
Tuesday
Friday
D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. JUNE
NO
fl m
the Boy.
This writer was reared an the
farm and be knows what a farmer's
life is. Especially doe he
the of the farmer's
him
life His
are mil always what they should
U-. often not what they might Is-
little and expenditure.
There are hardships not a fess-
straggles a life
on the farm, and so the . lot
should Is made easy
aid he should
beyond what is usually
his portion. Teach him lo love
fa in rather than to despise
him to know is no
Honor profession more honorable
and independent than of the
intelligent, successful farmer.
There are many ways which
Ibis may I bat
suggest
considerate parent. Along this
line we following
from Fisherman
Farmer as worthy of acting
upon
The boy OH farm always
to t- envied. He is often obliged
to work early and late, do the work
of any other hand, and not receive
any recompense whatever. This
is plainly not right, and is not
surprising that so many leave the
farm at the opportunity in
of father's or mother's en-
treat
The boy who is old enough to do
than the chore, is old enough
to remuneration in n
money sense; is old enough
loss some Independence of t bought
and action, and should bare a
chance.
If you conscientiously feel that
you cannot pay him in money,
give bun an opportunity to
s some other way.
I him have a small plot of
ground to work for himself outside
of the work he for you. or let
hi in raise poultry, not only
lei do these things but en
courage to a little money.
which will lie bis own. which will
tend to show him the value of
money, and will raise am
and love of work.
and help all
you ten. Do not grind him down
to a mere existence of servitude.
bis rights,
even if he is your son, you owe
good chance even if you don't feel
inclined lo pay him. It is a debt
which you owe him as a parent,
and for which there will lie an ac-
Hold Leaf.
NO BIGHT TO UGLINESS.
The woman who is lovely in face,
form temper will always have
friends, but one w ho would lie at
tractive must keep her health. If
weak, sickly and all run
down she will
If baa constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure Mood
will cause pimples, skin
eruptions and ii wretched complex-
ion. Electric Hitters is the best
medicine in world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys lo
purify the blood. II strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
akin, rich complexion. It
will make a looking, charm-
woman of a run down invalid.
Only M cents at Jno. I,.
Drug store.
Cancer The Only
While scientists the
world over base been follow hag
debates the
at Berlin, a new of
notable import has been formed
Britain for tin- study and
prevention of the
The the mortality from
is u r; that it is
predicted last, something
shall be done to the
there is- ore deaths from
in than
and fever
combined. In final Britain the
ratio of mortality from ha
risen from to deaths per
million. In York its death-
rate also doubled during the
past decide. One expert declares
The Medical
la ever reason to infer this
increase continue
until its in lit-
And he
that we have been aide
to learn, cancer is now the only j
-case which is steadily upon the in- I
Crease. This increase cancer
mortality hi certainly not due to
i methods of ding
.-.-. rather reverse is
case, many which were
formerly diagnosed cancer are
now property detained where they
belong oilier
That cancer is only
shows a and
steady increase by months and
years is a powerful argument
favor of extra iron the part
of the medical to
gate its mysterious
Not long
stale, a newspaper
sent from ill. a ill
I. I he Atlanta Idling
. and
; that town. The
j figures, were attractively
land the article was well written.
Thai baa
commented upon far able
I all kind, of papers an
of condition of
in the and as
for future
WHITE
LIFE, to be
has.
New Heavy
The Opportunity of III.- South- Woman,
-paper.
w in,.
s-. ,, ., a
I. -1 God. she
d pun-hi
. Win
at.- -i. falls, tin
, the
oral bin is Phosphoric j I
imp Even man descries , , . ,.
ore
to upon
In t plant cad, meat and
hi.- i r are l l ill.
a- ,
upon Crops flourish soils
are what he lives fr. for tin with
i- tilling what mas i.,. , i i . , danger- a
. ha, . I I pride
recalls a similar lift., hi.
a thorn strewn path WORKS.
f m. s. lurk,
ladle lo the
of lo hi-
, , , , , , The West Sort
-I and I win
others i
are sore, and
is dark, i
BEAUTIFUL
Mil- the Nail Square.
Under the caption to-
the
rent hits the nail on head when
Inlying away from home
the home merchant
prevents from becoming a
consumer of the labor and pro-
duce in lire either
or Indirectly Interested. It
withdrawn from local circulation
money needed to pay the local me-
or professional man
which would probably find its
way back into your own pockets.
It is a home dollar and multiplies
itself by near by circulation, in
which you arc most
It also states the truth when it
says next to buy at home conies
the importance of those
merchants who in the
local papers. There are merchants
do not feel interest
lie of t lie home paper
in it, direst
or indirectly, encourage the for
new spa per and then wonders
why so many people for-
business concerns. When a
merchant advertises lie thereby
a desire for your trade, and
shows his willingness lo seek and
hold and when he does not ail
a great many buyers think
he is not particular telling
what he for sale going to
much trouble his
The address of President Hags-
dale was one of lineal addresses
of delivered in history
of the Assembly. It was full of
healthy optimism, pointing out
sixteen reasons for
to those Interested in the progress
of education. It delivered
with line effect n
marked impression. At its con-
was the re-
of warm
from all sources. Nothing marred
its excellence matter or de
News and
State of Oil in. i
makes
that he is senior of the
iii 1.1 of Frank J. ft Co.,
business the city of Toledo,
and State
said will pas the sum of
DOLLARS for
each and every case of that
cannot Is- cured by the Ball's
Catarrh Cure. PRAM J,
Swum to before me and
ed presence, this day of
December, A. i-.
A.
i Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
acts directly on the
blood and mucous of
FRANK J. CHUNKY,
Toledo,
Hold by druggists, The.
Pills are the
LACE INSERTION
was -cut lo The
I of Bali i.
Idling what i.
Iii in was In and -bowing
what has since been
n growth and of
by building i
this single paragraph has
given Charlotte advertising
than had received from any
oilier . copied in all
tin radii . try.
ll l ti all the mm
, t nil. el I -J III
ion. s
ion, and upheld n
vogue . . lie. The use
1.11- and ear.
e. ii 1- -I
.- ,
should fall by Hi.- wayside
s iii- in in-.
I., a his ii ,. .
in mat . then, was made he mi I I i
of boll of ruin the
Even yet III id.- turns up in an , ,.,, ,,., ., , .,.,., ,,,
exchange. I fall of is a sad us.
fill
i for i
m .
rt pro
ii ill
I lie v. Ii-
ii u iii.
lire
fall accord
with The when -as- , hat I lid all men but keep
mid U prestige. A
White
White
White
White
I Organdies
French
French
French
I I hew Mini mi
ii
of iii h
awl i crimes
I i n ii w
j up In-
k CO.
the is ill Id mil
b h 1.1 a life,
a heart, or fallen
t lie s. I ham Huh
Thing- Happen.
i reunion
ill t Miss Janie
toss,,, . There , l.
BAKER
l-V-
Hardware.
Paints Oils j
BRUSHES
Building a Specialty- V
OXFORD
OXFORD, N. C.
Session. August
Charges Reduced. Bonding Accommodations Enlarged.
Iii Art. SI.-in.
is I.-, . for
won,., ti n tin
Haas .
lo F. P.
can lie excuse for suppressing
the truth about crimes arc
but there i-
a i I he mill
The ion of I lie de
tails of and
mil i,, have a deterrent elicit.
ii sometimes aids
Hill there is
Hunt; great deal of
good is accomplished
of agricultural
Industrial advantages of our sec
and the encourage
of
Observer.
Laws of Texas.
i. an epitome
Texas, just en
or
its for rest mini
under
the lass, of or other
doing business within
Slate, is deemed a or
The of any article
selling less than
t purpose of preventing
or
lull ion is
lo or per
son because he la not n member
combination i-
I lie
of charters ., pro
from business la n
and lire toil line
of for
Elfin business is a
one
the All court
tic. is set aside lot the
of ii ease mulct the a-1
article, in ii
lined by lass
cannot lie obliged In fill
our ens.
South Carolina city. and
is
Slid an
upon u
I.- desirable
a. ii through a
exploit In.
Sharp
A u
who lives has
a and smart trick on
eel I . N.
mill lie ;, small
time.
and as a mailer Miss
lo of
her brooch The old
of always
comes up here, however,
for, range to relate, the young
lads her lost
less el.
recovery brought about
a v
young lady of Charleston is now
Wilmington, and Miss
Mimics lo her she
had lost when she vis
Charleston. The lesion
young said a friend of
picked Up a the de
it turned out
the lost Miss Meal.
The was returned
shew happy over n- recovery,
load of I,. Mr. nearly
Mr, Kills suspected
something and sot a
night his said, which
bus it of on it.
In bis trick of gel
from said night
IS ill I lie
mil lo Mi. Kills the
nil lie had stolen, lie Is now
Is ll I I
studying the map I
led other e
which was unknown lo
ii. and we venture to any,
thought of by mans
The discovery
was up on the streets, ,.,,,,,,, ,
while Miss was
reel
I it Was In New York.
The Mail
raises a howl a
is on in I to
for The esteem
ed should lead III.- told
on s i limn
w ho lo , in Xe York
aim.
to get work sufficient
keep from and
all
s I
d.
s a i
cot Ion nil iii--. of
III The is
subjected lo chemical treatment
it pliable enough
be spun Into thread woven,
The says he ii
very while the
in iii country will fur
I limit of North lo
ii I bun ii Is from
northern limit of North Carolina lo
the of I If soil
don't statement lake
rule goto
New .
I I
. i
AM n K I MISt. Ml KIRK.
I As A I
ill. . N.
ll
T. Pit
A, hall been in
a sealing i
and a stage for
I for tin of the an supply f
golden jubilee North j material, we will continue hi
can cotton in the all the
June W.
and
i .
SURVEYS Con a . i a- I
Mills line
i . s n S C
GILLIAN o.
A I LAW,
linens X. C.
III. It.
Office over J, c.
Sons store
aS
n mm.
N C.
j.
Entered at the Post
Greenville. X. SB Class
Mail Mutter.
FRIDAY, SI.
w .;. B .
last, War
lotto
nation in the Philippines
wore and
troops;
Peace
Aguinaldo. who sere feted and
In Manila Ml
pulled wool
and
The lynching Lewis time lo
Patrick by a mob j ,,,,,. gather
last week, adds
graceful blot I
. ,
one
another ding
history of oar what
In. learned of the
there were few people con
able
U , . N
during the part week. is
I vote, and aim hope to are the
; referendum mode a
of our governmental system,
prominent Ohio
has been telling party tales out
lie said of the light on j
g, II. II. Kohl
editor of I he Chicago Time
Herald, which caused o
talk the clone
relations to exist between
Mi. and Mr.
-I absolute know
.,, is
the made upon
in Chicago Times
11.1 result of an
standing 11- and
Senator The latter
In- convention, after
had declared against the
he proposed
even him, and would
NEWS.
in
has perhaps escaped ll. White, W. T.
of the general that in a re
Interview with Mo
AND
III NOTES.
Bonn i- bark home again.
Corn meal for sale V. G.
Cos Mfg. Co.
Mrs. W. Harper hoe
Stewart, Kev
had a cotton had
on the 14th. communication the
A been of information in the
arrested of that ml
We opened
building an entirely new
complete stock of------
Jesse Sugg and Bruce Sugg acre
in town yesterday.
s. the
Lumber was here with hie
little daughter yesterday.
Sorry lo say that Mrs. W. L.
House Mi-. W. II. Nobles are
nick week.
. . . ,,,,,,,,. ., -k in.- week.
of condemn .,,,,,, l I. .,,,;.,,. return., a-, n ht
H . , ,. In from a several day. trip In hi. old
Be into and ,., .
pie of the State generally. T- ,
,,., . ., ill nut an .
perpetrators this lynching are .;,. army
as guilty of ,,, .,,. men
the man who took the life ,.
Week-. of lien,
that Then ll
. , Mi .
crime, and the mat
life have not only
Mi
.
look his
, , borne in in
panel
bands a deep in crime but ban- which
aim intercepted the law in I try an ;
Its course in dealing with a
prevented justice being Mr.
, , lie
were other. .,., ,,
beside with the
murder of Week which
mild I
mini-trillion should
have developed in a full Unapt. mi
before court, hasty
action of the blots out the
of bringing them
justice. The lynching 1- greatly
deplored.
col
present and I he last
tin
When the
the Stan- n.
there for the use of
asylum
argument is on between the
Treasurer the trustees
asylum as to whether the State
should lose the .
COUNTRY.
i the
ma mil
thwart he
the
the s
the pub n-
I,, the las Coll
lino i
Millie lies cue.- I mi
is el.
mil lb.
I .
bi
. him fro I
lire
vent re am
Mr.
., . , ever move
. out of
the
I'm war but
n ho know best
that be seldom does anything lib
. in way rewarded
bus
lie will stay
ill be nimble for
the end of
, , ,, , up a which
in.,, the valuable ail .
ho 1- the
later.
Mrs. Winnie or near
died Saturday evening of
a stroke of
The Kin-ton Press i
to i-sue an .
A tinner was
bitten linger by
A few days later the limn
with lock jaw and died.
A nun of age
day Bled the paper-at Raleigh In
a suit for divorce, lie is a veteran
of the war and of tin
war.
A brother Worth
failed to pass the
lion for admission to tin
that
In This i the
terrible arraignment of
I'll
any
We ban- e lo no in
formation that would an
of so grave a charge,
puppy, is certain that
the has been a
national disappoint meat. To what-1
ever this may be the.
fact
Otis, in the t
had been as as
We Carry
Mia
Co. to
bum a kiln of thousand brick
week.
Saver The sprayer
apply Paris green
II. Co.
Sam one of the fun. ,
Hurst. s Co. of this ,.,. i,,,,,,,,,
left News.
W. Porker keeps making
on Ins ornamental fen-
dug, trying to .-t it cheaper
The cigar are at work
The latest Idea the
public health is the disinfection
of Prow
transmitters and
l ill ha- been
Slate. Naval at ; infectious diseases, pat
oils.
Dry Notions. Boots,
Hats. ware.
Crockery, Farm Implements,
Meat, Sugar,
etc., in fact
even
in a general
We Also Sell
HAY, OATS. CORN, COT-
TON SEED
GUANO,
Our prices everything a ill be
found as low as a good can
lie sold cordially in
to visit our store.
can be communicated to those
and I . w it ,
i ii the trusts. as Mr. P. K.
of
League. He
presented -me startling
II,. formation of
drummers out
work pay of
. In. I heir i
loss
railroads
to the hotels
Mi. gave
I lie of men
out of places by recently
I and ho
of the claim that
general of trusts was
lo In wet prices. This list, which
a as obtained from drummers re
in the trades named, showed
new i
An agreement has been got him to . i
for a prize between in he had i.-l the .,;, ,,.,.,,. ,;.
for the championship newspaper that pi ,,.,.,,,, ,.,,,,,. ,
of the world, to take place Oct ,, Tin and
The of
-i- it
In that State ha I
per cent. The acreage in corn ha
ill and the
felt trade.
Work ho begun our
now iii i man-
and e soon hope see
It urge for the
i r i of near Vance,
hire yesterday bringing
lie is doing
n line and will sell near
inn sets,
ii.
our. and i
forget to us whatever fruit
have suitable for canning
pal p.-.--.
POINTS OP WISDOM.
lib, brother,
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace whoso mind is -laved on
Thee, The Wide.
realize the real, a man must
bis work well, whatever it may
be. Ami how can he do
who lived w ill,
ill
burg county, died last week in a
few hours of each other. One of
them was Us of age and the
other
The
was destroyed by lire Saturday
The loss about
a insurance.
The was the
holds in Slate. It will re
at once.
some a
Used lo wash the
telephones, occasionally. In
i- mode lo
and disinfection
of telephone- made .
We from the Washington
Post, Mr. Parker, of
town, N. C . and Miss Man
Shepherd U of
of Suffolk College, Suffolk,
P. Marshall, Asheville. were III I
thought intake a dose of paregoric, o'clock P. K., June ll, i
Inn through mistake took Mr. Parker is in the
acid instead. He instantly industry and Is well favor Your Policy
prices paid all kind
of country produce.
WHIT FLEMING.
N.
Alter two years
Premiums paid
IX
of New ark. N. I.
am.,., Ll Brass be. Ami how can tie no mis,
t- ,.,.,,,,,,. , ., p,,, putting Into It,
1-1,1 lip,, ,,.,,, Tin will. whom
i percent. Paper employs, and and
s till,. i. i .-. . . human kindness. Ad
covered his mistake tried lo ably all over
but fell on the Una.
way and died ill a few
The Observer says since Mathew Pratt Joseph
January carloads ,,, farmers near Va.
lumber wore In Charlotte, over a sheep.
and in die work bad pistols. Used
to temporarily suspend for luck of I weapons, and both are
material on buildings
were going up. This look- like
growing.
o'clock on Monday
morning a freight train the
Southern railroad slopped the
station at Newton lo gel water and
discovered the depot fire. The
lire had gained headway
been increased per cent and in
wheat the Increase i- per rent.
National banks are i in
ally soliciting lo
home fund.
William his hi
of six weeks New Orleans and
then killed himself.
has been ill S Louis
for accounting of the p
of the sale of the I
Company's plant lo
Trust.
The in i
recently died is, arrived
New York Sal
Members of I be
Education are threatened with
rest for contempt of Court for not
accepting of.
the Civil Service
were killed III the
of a powder mill Sun
Rafael. Col.
immense damage lo was
done by a storm WIs .
and three were struck by
lightning,
The building In which the
at
O. i- to be held was
There is a in veal in the
Chicago and the wholesale
price Of dressed calves -one up
from is to
KM. lib. will,
Marti,, Thorn, murdered William
ill New York, is lie
blind in Sun; Prison.
For old
of V,
times without her
Cohen, a Brooklyn soap agent,
was lined MO,
are being made as to
whereabouts of
Shanghai.
who left day- ago
for New York and has since
heard from.
There isn't slinkiest doubt
i .
.,,. lie said i the Nat lot
look. ll f i
i,,.,., Mr, .
ii I
, p bib . pi.-i hi-
; u-e i mi lo
i tall
; .;. will I
I'm in II. repetition j
hi pi with some
ion- I I'm -1 he .
, Senators direct
True depend,
on what we bale. A tub
TO HAY'S MARKETS.
not
was
I-. enough for Diogenes, but a world
aid Rib too little for Alexander. Colton,
a pound. paper S lo
t cents
ix, i lit per
-cut, cent. Metal
Wilt. I pi I . i.
cent. In the few .-.- No one boa n lo frown.
which trusts line
pin-.-, ii has been dune, not lo Not what other people think.
consumer, bill lo drivel but what I must do is all that eon
power
It could not be checked, and the.
It-put with all content woe soon,
On As-.
at elected
for the next op-
President, Man oil wheat.
NEW I
Low Close
August so;
October
May and
Close. Tone.
stead
High Low Close.
i. Non
Cash Value.
Loan Value,
t. up
Insurance that
works Automatically,
Will lie re instilled within
three yea is lapse it you are
in good health.
Alter Year
No
Incontestable.
Dividends are payable lie-
of the second and cm-h
succeeding year, provided the
for current year be paid.
I'll, y may In-
i. To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
To Make Policy Payable as
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J. L.
N.
from conquering
is are after all, our
must regard our
And he has a
not Lacking.
Men h mis in towns are
of a lack of
Ad-
. . ,. i.-e in ii all we arc forced to
vet ii such j
lies that lite greatest
ill the world loin ,
low ll i
a reg
sen
Hove from the way he treats us am
gives ii- all. at some time, a
If any one should lake this
. over himself for self
in. n i, , .
, he would he very much
rind Vice President.
Allen Oak other j
Vice Presidents, P.
Man R .,
P.
C. Homer, W. Weeks, II.
Curly
news, and suppose
. . mistaken. He is
. ,
,. . for
other business ,,;
, H. . ,,,,,, , them, awl so conjuring
should suddenly commence to
. . them up. Self knowledge not in
-ii in style-
win . would create a mild sen
store would lie visited
who bail
An Prim
The n b. m Be
ts ill. well
iii .
i I'm e Co
liquid
,,.,. pi pi i I known
So bitter have become the
The Jewish Pupils Always
Head.
A phase of the Semitic question
non under discussion by our our-
appears In the list of
the of the public schools
Passed ex
for admission In the
young men's Tree College of Ibis
city. of the
names RN Jewish, and very
result appears in the ex-
of girls for to
the College.
The Jewish children generally
arc the pupils the
they
conic here with a foreign
Is- found own darkness, lull
in
If the last judgment
should accuse me of being to.
tern pitiless, I should the meat wretched social eon
ST,
Opening. High
1311
I lilt
c. W,
Low Close.
OX-
Tea I.
of b
in.- new pan
two not rumble,
aim u-n
In .-f
ll- f. I Ml
t- in. mi-1 in.-I
Kill I
la medical
i-r
my wt-ll people
-PI
b, CO ,
N C.
s. .;.
r bunk
Our Spring Line
K-
tea.
Come to see them.
R. f
nothing to answer Him; but it He
charge me with t. areal
,. and pity, I can always say,
I new
ill tin- r. t. 11- i . . .
tacts and to some places that
lo look a-if -he emu.-
live -v 1-1,1 i-It. ,.,,,,, , ,
. will and
perfect in Iron, Raleigh
;.;., ,.
bowels,
1.1. Ill .
ice. in -I no less letters
from taking sides in
that
pie
M,
I -Ml.
know i. o
Co. on . In
. n i. i. i hug
., a ill.
i; I from sod
I i Km i in i
.
i,
i he and ism
her of the companies
and other
All hope of adjusting these
remember the has been abandoned,
printed th, the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. will be decided upon the
h l
-ale IV l Cr.
whose are
of
are
and the
people who are Intoxicated with
must be air tight.
wise man knows to
conceal what he doesn't know.
i- blind, the
kind that attacks the egotist.
bills arc the
source of a pod's best
A woman has to In- u lightning
thinker If ska thinks before she
speaks.
they learn
In order get advantages of
free schools, and. mice there. t
not long before they are among
brightest of the and their
diligence is great. Accordingly
when candidates go out from the
grammar schools, seeking
Hum to tree colleges,
pupils are now In mi
College,
the Jewish form a large
pail of the whole
The MM is determined to gel
ahead and it spares no effort, no
to accomplish its purpose.
New York Sun.
The almighty dollar I
some men ; it talks
The Monarch of Strength is
A yON
COFFEE
from its purity. la all pure
freshly roasted, Bold only In one-pound sealed
Each will The pack-
is at -he to that the aroma la never
It s flavor. Incomparable
It a luxury within the reach of all.
Premium in every
Cut out your Lion's Head and
vat premiums
If your Grocer
The Four Greatest.
PEOPLE.
I Are Some
Marriage
Church,
able
till lie
c I be
Monday. m.
Boys Knee
Pants.
Pair.
Silk Bosom
Shirts.
Piece.
Mens all-wool
Snits.
up.
Boys 2-piece
Suits.
Suit.
a beautiful
I ever ii
T. j expressions were
from falling from the lips of people u
II. were depart the Me
morning. ml
Miss Annie Perkins hail to wit
from that Mr.
I. Mi--
White man and wife, was in
lo a
Miss King
a is- it
FRANK WILSON,
Clothier
I Rive marriage.
The interior of
I mole
The aisles, rostrum
were . . .- in
white. Over tin i
II
I.
First of the nil Jars,
at S. M.
It. II. will preach
Spring Branch church Sunday.
The rains lost week
a in the river.
Some men's Incomes ore limited
only to the amount can
borrow.
Work commenced on
T. store side of
street.
The cold wave has
gave us some little
warmer than for the last f.-
W. i. Morse, a
MAYOR'S COURT.
Session This
this morning.
Tuesday, law.
I; Tun-lull Miss
morn for where Miss
. , . , , will friends and relative
with several cases to
of.
Hill
were up charged with n
Daniel appeared not guilty I. C King, of Norfolk,
and was promptly dismissed, came in
did gel off so lightly, H, II. II.
bis mouth getting him into to Rapids today,
lie used too much profane Mrs. Jr.
the Mayor was to visit relatives in
given a and a sentence lung.
i jail tor
Ho has lawn committed given building
upon hi- en formerly occupied M.
A. wife lull ibis
here I s much arraigned for cursing morning for I kill Mr-.
between and an heir man, a. ,,,,,,. ,.,,,,,.,.,
broke-both a halt on and the hack drivers, treat men
traveling. ll seems
T. B. Cherry and wife left ibis
for to visit
Mr-, White.
II. P. this morning
for to I
meeting of Grand
Knights of
Prof. W. II. A.
II. W. J. J.
Mason.
Moore and return
today
Mrs. K. II. and
Miss and HIm were dark
line visiting ,,,,,,
Mr-. J. morning
burning lilting the clime
wit lino of lull. An
closed each aisle
at III- lieu n In- ill in.
mi I In, I
been scaled the ash
. II. W.
II. T. M.
Hooker.
Promptly it o'clock the bridal
reached church and were
pi-ceded by page-. Ki
While nil an
the carpel through the
aisles.
Warren presided
II. lo .,,
d.-red wedding us lb-
entered, and Promise
during ceremony, .-losing
I.
us
In Pi
. n.-c. man
least
cl.-.
in lie most . I-in
In. in same
In tin- mil
must have In-
and the woman her
In men from
and him from
arc lo
In a ii
arc supposed lo
WILL
NOT
LAST
ALWAY.
My trade last week
was very satisfactory
and I still have a good
number of those
choice left.
o u from ii.- age of I i
In in ;. youth and maiden
M in. . hi walk and can
were festoons
with a superb we
bell the
Around and on the Ides religious
were to marry.
the l. I-
ii woman
Ill n
more
nil mil Is
iii a till
Mi,
iNN
i v. ll
II
Clothing;, Shoes, Hats, Notions
Furnishings,
A ride through the
that are well bun as a n ill asking
with work. Crone are very clean j for bis fare. The miner look
and growing rapidly. this. The Mayor gave
Presbyterian church Sun- contributing
day afternoon J. B. for the use of the town,
held a very interesting service for Thomas, tor using profane
Thee was a large streets, was as
as u warning
bus to do so more,
printed a supply of the wag p for light
chattel mortgage crop lien .
blanks as provided for by the
Legislature.
came the gale attendants,
Mic- and
Bryan Dead,
el, Iii
in Mai assaulted I a u an; price,
lour men. in which lie store lo Miss Alice Carson's Milli.
a and bis
broken, died
In- injuries, While lie mis,
ha i- us
nil be time since l lucked,
a- Mil c 111- nil
lull , . ii.- it
Hid lie
I. Coronet I
in bold mi
Three Mr. Bryan's
and arc in jail, but
one of I hem i- still large.
in- sci
the
ran . X,. ilea, Nash county, .
. i i Move King, who lite
who has been a days
in this home portals for the oilier- ti. pi-
Then the V
and Mr. Jerri
Man The bride's m lids Ion, in
mortgage crop lien in;, as ,. t
Mis. of
ton. arrived Monday evening
visit her daughter, Mrs. W. I.
Smith.
II. W. Whedbee left this morn-
for to lend
meeting Lodge
Knights of Pythias
court nil- very insolent lie was Seminary, arrived
,,, given a line of and days III ibis Is the gut-st of
When all stores along he ,
recent burned district arc
ed there are few that can Will and lot- MUs Mary Wilson
a prettier business street up for tin affray. Will Miss Julia of
Some of I he new build , ,,., ,, i,,.,.,. bottle arrived Monday evening lo
Inga will be very handsome. . . , retaliated by be bride's the Fleming-
., , , . i ,, . , ,, , White marriage tomorrow morn-
is a thorough, jabbing him ,
for
the
Both were bound over to Superior
constitutional cure
, m. ,; family went to
best blood laxative and for selling alter springs Tuesday.
day night, but there was nothing A. W. went to
against them and the ease was laud Neck this morning.
promptly dismissed. I Ml Washing
B. J. Nobles, barber, was tor ton, b visiting Mi. W, n. nicks.
being a. work in hi. Shop after; . ,,,,,,,
patronage and public midnight Saturday night and was Washington, wee today,
favor it is now second to none in and costs.
Six la a Lump. spent Tuesday night herewith
The University.
The growth and expansion of the
should be a matter of
pride to every North Carolinian.
Man led.
this nil III lite
h-. Man
singly up each aisle Mr.
lowed by tho groom's men. In of acre i.
in I I.
Miss Aila Woolen At this
Tyson. .,., i Mr, Ward, seven
Mis- Mail of Wilson,
larding, were i loss,
Mi-s Jones With f. Tile couple bit on the
train for
in AMI SICK Ml.
SUMMER DRY GOODS
AMI--------
GENERAL
B. WHITE.
Can.
Miss Julia
with Dr. Josh Tayloe, of Wash
Miss with I
While.
.
Miss Lillian Cherry I rank , chains the reel I
Wilson.
Miss Sallie II.
W.
Miss I t if Tyson C.
under lo
Mayor's court, bus Ins liberty In
day. morning Jim made a
lull to Major
Ids eon
the South, its are
its rigid, its tone
of life high and manly. Its ac-
roll is the largest in the
There must lie something very,
slack the mail service be
South, mid all its history it has It ween Washington
never been so close to the people, I For line we have noticed that
and so able to serve them. Washington papers reach here
lions Should re-1 very irregularly, coining
member its motto is op- three once and often not getting
and self help.
Brown.
Misses Pan Skinner,
and Skinner returned from
Tarboro Tuesday evening.
Mrs. D. B. Smith and little
or daughter are this week
with her lather in
Hooker with J. penitence
Wiggins, of Tarboro. The apology
The bride came , . y,,,,,,,,,,, lo
upon the arm of Jim,
C. A. While, was
preceded by maid honor. o. ,, .,
Mis ,,, , Hi.-
they advanced up the aisle and tills la-lug pro
groom With his best man v ,., . a- H.
entered i;,.,,,,,,,
through the real door met
Continues with i
abated interest. A
IRE SALE
Both I Their Mother.
Mr. Mi-. Walter Pollard, of
this town, have just sustained a
doable bereavement. Mrs. Allen
mother of Mrs.
died Saturday night at her home in
township, and Mrs.
Pollard, mother of Mr.
Pollard, died Sunday night at her
home in
Don't
Do This
Hike
tern a I
the little
conies. The,
t h.
of both
mother
tr a in it
only
, , Ni,
M i U
i t- lab, i inert-
mi i h
r Ai I .
ft ,,, , . i -i lull
Miss Lena Matthews.
here at all. On Monday evening yo left in
we received six copies of the Wash- lo list luxes, but the list
one lime, a large number of people have Ct
of then different dates and every
one them plainly addressed.
I Who spent a past season in
Slander Case. morning to
Tuesday Justice of the
Peace W. II. Long bud a slander
hear, parties to the
trial all being white. Mrs. W.
Tyson the
Frank Briley
reports against her character.
After healing the testimony
ties Long bound Mrs. over
to court.
rear
at the altar.
The ceremony, word
ed Impressive, was performed
in A. W, pastor
the Memorial church.
A-the left the
bell rang out merrily on balmy
air.
We These.
If public spirit in
in race keep
I puce with private enterprise I here
would Improve
I be town would
of, water works
land i all ought
for
MM,., all mineral .- A
I Nervous Pi
Spring
. ii- in
Jen, re prop, i in- are
arc
couple left oil . s. lo the mull,
rate Veterans.
The Confederate
elation, of Washington, will
I have a reunion on June so, next,
M. the of Washing
I ton, The object being
I reception a the regimental dug
I the 49th N. lost
battle of March
A. O. A. Ia, The Hag was
Council, Ancient order I by II, II. of Michigan, and
held its annual
of on Jun.
lath, and the were elect
X. .
V. C.
C.
Chaplain Matthews,
See.
he will in person return the
us that time. All Veteran-. M
penally those belonging to th 10th
N. C. are re
to present on that
By order of of Ar
I.
Chairman.
train a tour to Mowing
Hock, Asheville and Hot Springs,
after their slay in these
lain res. go to
for some days urn tot i teen
about the middle of July.
on their return a public
Hill held Hotel Macon.
rehearsal ten was give, lo
bridal Tuesday at
the of i parents on
avenue. The bride and
groom received many
testimony of high es
teem in Which arc held. One
the presents bride was
large solid ladle,
given by the members of
the Baptist church
of her having so
as organist since she was but a mere
girl. The bride has always a
favorite with people.
her host of friends were
gratified her appearance as -In
stood at the altar and to see
wedded life such bean
Hall
tor. 21st.
it.
Audit
. not be overlooked
and a hotel tire among the
town's greatest
the Wires.
Man W. S. l
larger telephone .
ill -lied lieu I lie
business houses, While win-.
are lo these new
poll- during the next few
till l will be I
i H I up, H Iii. I. ii Intel
l. bin In
extent lie
i,, i. a days d
will all be and
m again.
The deaths
Reduced Rates on Rail Roads.
Hacks to meet every Train.
mm TO
N. .,,.,, id. or cold water baths tree guests.
let III
F SMITH
Tobacco Flues
less experienced Tobacco
line makers employ cheap work-
men heir fines so ill lilting
lie. put loops on I so
.,, can lie together with wire
in haw i. us in Tobacco
l lied but. we
mi it you want will rind us Parham s
Tobacco Factory
where we are busy Hue and Tin Hoofing.
Repaired at our l
, were I.,.
time last year stand N Kill Mi
of was Tin- . mm
m S. E. MM CO.
decrease death rate hi
one advantage
MAT r SOU
Want Job
Give us a call.
The San Jose Scale.
ii.
and treasurer of the
hi Pomona.
Standard
An enterprising who
know thing
i- standard advert hung
om one suitable
fill HI
from a
Visiting Card
TO A
Full Sheet Poster.
called today U correct
in answer in
press about the San Jose Scale, that standard advertising i- the
which recently made Us beat advertising. no one
in many orchard in I criterion for The
Carolina. In place, be In Ins
that the nursery here of making an-
unaffected by the the character of
the insect ruined bis environment and the
Van I. f win, which be
lines. Having selected as
generally said his advertising medium a
Mi. Oral appearance newspaper, hi
the scale the must use his own judgment and
as in California, about those of other
ago, but it was spread this State audio, experience Bad oat what
Southern States by of quick
mi Parry, ii nurseryman In New ,.,, heal return-. Then he will
Jersey. North Carolina it Bret have reached the
appeared in the orchard of Mr. if,,,. But as to the standard ad
of Southern lines. There medium, there be do
of scale in ii Unpopular news-
but we have received let- Record.
from all over the State asking
formula for ii- destruction.
In an orchard the scale will be
mi peach trees, if are
there, though ii may attack all
kinds or other trees. A
people n-
eggs, thinking were
scale. a
eggs in- hall as large as a grain of
wheat, the is a mill
speck, resembling ashes;
i In- that ii i an insect can
lie determined microscopic Sew It promptly
me cough, heal the in
TYPE PRESS.
WHO WANTS IT
SPEAK QUICK.
recently i
chased two printing
w i nova w . r.
BRANCHES
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RAILROAD COMPANY Of
TH CAROLINA.
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and a quantity of surplus ma-
that will be sold cheap
m. . , , , l-v
There is u cylinder press
enough to print n nine column i
paper, in splendid condition, and
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a Quantity t Small I km. Long
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In. a reams
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II S II
THE RAVAGES OF GRIP.
Thai scourge, the Grip,
poisons with fatal genus,
so that no home Is sate from
ravages, but multitudes have found
a sure protection against this
malady in Ir. King's New
when you feel a sore-
hi your lames and muscles,
have chills and fever, with sore
i iii the hack of the head,
may know y
Cup. and that you need Dr.
body type. We can
complete outfit large enough for a
six or seven column paper.
Specimens body arc I
own in this advertisement, the
typo Wing taken from I he case just;
as it runs, so it shows
. m
how well it prints. I m. is the t.
Small Pica of which there
pair of cases.
here a paragraph from Mount
the Long Primer size. We have
I of these cases. In baying this j Tr.
do not get something that M p, I tr
u bin c tin
a elf d u
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DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
M in Services every Sun
day, morning and evening. Prayer
meeting evening. Rev.
N. SI. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school I p. m. W V. Harding,
third
morning a ml evening. Rev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday-
J. R. Moore
regular services.
school
a. in.
Divine and sermon every
Sunday morning and evening. Ev-
prayer
M. and Litany at A.
M., I. A. Minuter
Charge.
every Sun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
meeting Thursday evening. Rev.
A. W. Setzer, pastor.
school a. C. Rountree,
.
s we will sell these lets.
p in. ii m.
We carry a line
celebrated
S. Parker
Fountain Pen
It is a big hit in pen
and is Parker
Not only does it feed the ink
bur. prevents soiled
fingers
mi
Inspection. It multiplies very rap
hi ill hill tree inside
a year. tree is good for fruit-
after the scale makes its up
and will lake diligent
work to save it. When is found
that ii tree has lost all
from the Insert should lie cut
low ii at
The usual
tin- scale pine to another
is It i- gum
and sticks feel of the
birds. As as the scale i- seen
in in on haul i; is imperative toad
once, and the following formula.
which -i- adopted l
lee t ii control of crop ix-sis.
in makes the
I know III
t. quarts one I
one poll lid of
by heating lo
Then add one pint of
ll sin
haul
from tin
he i
membranes, hill the disease
genus prevent the
of the malady.
1.00. Money back if not
cured, A trial bottle free at J. I.
Drug Store
Trucking.
w present truck season
an one in
sections of the south.
section baa been favored,
good substantial financial re
turns have rewarded the efforts of
in this section.
truck growers
lime had a good season, their cab-
potatoes bringing in good
ll ins.
Two instances out of such
successes are of note.
On three quarters of acre, a
truck grower, raised
netted and
A. F. A. M. Greenville
Lodge, No. meets first and
k Kiwi third Monday evening. R.
m, Halifax I j. m. Off I On,,
, J. CC
lint a Kl.,; Covenant
. type, capable of n wear. IT. Meets every Tuesday evening.
II. a , ., Wave
. ,. . s-
It may come ones in ,,,. every Friday evening. Dr.
. type a H, Jr. R. L.
Can, R. and S.
Zeb Vance Council, No.
inn nil similar. m a m. , . .,
m, -mil . Wilson, K. It.
Sec.
A.
O.
A. . Council,
II, meets every and third
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows
Hall. M. ft.
Chief; Smith, See.
I. O. Conclave
No. meets every second and
fourth Monday nights Odd
lows Hall. W. Wilson
S. Smith Sec.
,. .,. i ,. another trucker baa dug T
j V
I die into
i m. t in t m, K.
i . i m. Min-I ., . ,
i v r US Ail I
will I will, nil Train ti r
dally. Sunday. tn a in. ,
in.
a m. J
.-n laT R k . .
ml lit y H a in. in, i I
H a in O, F. ball. I i. J.
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
by the occasional use of
Liver Tills. They reg-
the bowels product
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria,
constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver PILLS
m m. at n.
Train n
, a in. i. in,
Train in h
int.- i at a ID Kiel
I'll, a in
Train Mo at
all rail ti.
m i
II. M.
I. It. Manager.
T. M. Traffic
The Daily Reflector
again. mixes oil
so will never
and may easily at
lie
In l ice bulk nil n
or fourteen limes as
much us water us The
is successful in
cattle lice and sheen
ticks, as well a all rarities plant
lice, scale, Her
The Right tart of Advertising.
The relentless com
I Ion in sales in the mercantile
has a corresponding I
i limpet it ion in met ad
A-a result advertisers
it a point to
to lie extremely original;
of potatoes mi an acre, these
toes selling at per laurel In
Journal.
A Singular
A singular thing happened at
Mr. yesterday.
He had a hen made in
a listened to a tie.
the afternoon
eggs nest in a hurry, for
the straw in the nest burst into
names. Alter the lire she returned
in and warn
the eggs. What earned the Are is
every
I trice
Arc
I nut.
Gives the home news
afternoon the small
2- cents a month,
you a subscriber I
ought
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A WEEK
Is only .-M ii year and
news every week,
gives information i
those grow-
Is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
Of Interest to Inventors.
A. SnoW S one
most successful of
patent lawyers, are
opposite the States
office In Washington, I. and
patents for inure
say that,
owing tn Improved conditions.
in Stales Office,
patents may now be more prompt
procured than at any previous
lime their experience
live rears.
evidence of coin in
this life, ill Ibis day of business
methods versus philanthropic en-
i-e. to us a a street
i a I, , . . , , ,,
weary soul. No less than
four distinct
corporations or arc
after Pole and
iii get With so many as four
dealing in the
we the people may hope to
the without
paying extra and
bale lo a
There is no endless power
of in the mind of man.
A of and act Ion
mankind, who are in
imitators; their doings are
merely repetitions of what has
before, s., the
lent advertiser is eager fur
gain
I st git lug solid, cheery and
instructive Information to his pa
Irons through the a
newspaper which the public reads,
and which has eon
seems In lie unusually
destructive tab summer, la near
paper one or
more Instances of ii work.
Persons are
in I winkling of an eye-
valuable
nearly everyday, and it is nu won
that so many are great
when a an,
lies. And the worst of it is
lightning seems to be a dead-
that no human
lion ran against.
Chatham
Salve.
The beat salve in the world for
Sores, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sires, Tatter, Chap-
Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
all Skin and positively
inn's Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect
faction money refunded. Price
cents ht DOS. Jno.
t. Woolen.
1875.------
WHOLESALE .-
Prepared Ponce
molasses, side meal, hams, should-
coffee, sugar.
snuff, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots,
butter, mountain butter, full
nukes, hominy flakes, cotton-
meal and hulls, cotton seed
bought at cents per bushel.
a SEEDS.
BAGS SALT.
CHAIRS, Etc
BOTTOM
Come to sec
One of municipal
establishment of One ice
water fountains in that city, hired
a man lo watch one of the drinking
places the day from l A. M.
to in p. V., for the purpose of
whether or not it
well
hours named exactly persons
drank at the city's expense. The
four faucets.
it BAB,
Phone
M.
OLD DOMINION LINE
THE OF C.
Widest patronage and fullest
equipment in its history. Faculty
Students
Courses; ; Courses; Pro-
Schools, Law, in Med-
and in Pharmacy. New build-
Water Works, Li-
Etc.
ti
tin rear; Board Month.
opportunity ad
needy. Free tuition tor
teachers. School
instructors, students. Total I lent
Chapel Hill, K. C.
SERVICE
Steamers leave Washington on
Wednesdays and Fri-
days at U A. II. for
water permitting,
leave at A.
SI., Greenville A. II. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Selling hows subject to change de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
tin- I S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
Line from
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N. C.
J.
Greenville N. C.
good exam-
ever dies. It lives forever
our face. the frame
and the deed
leaves an stamp and
the thought and will of In-
Ian item-rations. Time is mil the
of works; the
ages will share of A
single i has elevated
a whole village, a whole a
whole nation. It is from small
seeds dropped into the ground
the grow,
is from Hie dictates of
conscience and the inspired
of duty
growths of have
IS
Heavy and Fancy
N.
k-pl on
and
mild, A trial ill
D. W.
mm insTiTUTE,
RALEIGH, N. C.
One of female
the South, mid cheapen for
vantages given. Send
JAMES M. A.
, i,.
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e i 1.1
h n
ALL KINDS OF
Hand
Bought and
Commission.
Hat. ;
; w tan
amt In
WE CLEAN AH PRESS SUITS FOR
cleaned
lo i
will M
U in. l
WORK,
N.
J. E. COREY,
A LINE OF
-MILLINERY.
nice Line of Hardware.
I can now be found the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. R.
lo W, R
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every
and prices as low as
lowest. Highest. prices
paid for country produce.
FOB
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance.
VOL. XVI
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY. JUNE
NO
US
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
a n
ELECTION CASE.
For the Defense.
ll was little more limn
van arraigned before V. B.
W. P. on
the charge of Interfered
with the X
or X-. I in
ville At time the
for Hovel
June
case bearing of for
the defense began.
run told that the people
thus arraigned went to that
duet to prevent, and did prevent,
n threatened riot, and that the pub-
lit may see that is
the testimony of the defense.
W.
I was at precinct So,
I in last election, got there n little
before ran Left polls after the
votes were counted and returns
signed. House in which election
was held was the room we
were in was mid as in back
end of doors to room,
one in part ll inn and oilier in
end from road. Partition door
was not opened during day.
Think there was a window Oil
side of voting mom. were
received window on Mouth
side. I sat at window and
ed votes from voters, got to
work o'clock and even thin;
went on all rigid until
o'clock when a colored man
Henry Cory came to vole. We
could nut find the and
him be could vole. Not
and we passed
on.
About o'clock a came
and called bis name as
after called out Robert
Hell. Hill caught bold of
know What were n J to.
asked if the were not
lo have row. told him I did
know, lie said Minder go
driving a I.
We staid there people came
on voting in the evening.
Everything went until
about when
came up and called himself
Joe Mo ire looked on
book and couldn't Ii name
Jo Brown.
had been
Moore .-ailed him. came
looked at the and said I
know him, his name is Joe Brown.
I asked what name he registered
under and he said Joe Bryant. I
told him lie could not vole. Home
contended be had to
vote under name of Brown. He
never asked to vote as In
fact never insisted on voting. No
vote taken by Board as lo whether
he should vole. I don't know if
he handed his vote In.
Voting continued near
night when to
door and he and Brown had some
words about the election.
said we have carried the election
and we are here to have a fair
count, and said he
blood lo spill to see a fair
Brown said he had a gallon in him
and any one that had lo
get it. If he had a gun or other
f W W
WHITE
New Heavy Welts
BEAUTIFUL
LACE INSERTION
Hid
near in ow w
Interfere with any one voting.
have nil
man voting there or
here, Was working in
i i and did
iii.
After going in I
until were i
Hail m with n.
do lo
ch . C
I. ii evening lift
I weal
ceased was lolling
I., n t be from iris
II it hail up n-
and Iii. we
i, on- I i . of Id v ii
a w lull we were lining nit
w no ere u
keep . bill In
n mid we
n fair c mill. have used
remarked spilling lull
so iii defense of the elect ion a-
we did to swindled
. ;. . Ill m It II III If
He rights of iii ii
bud mil ii ill vol He
elide n
.- i . d v
young ladies ill
trout
l-k,
I. I.
I Nil I II
, i left here l i
A i i i mall
I I
u-e lo I I in
e I mi m Ii i
r.
wild i he p
in-- i i i
when oil in
oil. ill
III
i-f
In
ii
II
ii.-t. In
and
We
White
White
Whit
White
him and shook him told him
Bell, but he said Robert
Stilton. Mantling Moore said to
Mr. Brown we can't
on the but we
Bell. I naked him what
name be registered under and he
said Mr. Brown
asked him name he went
ii. the
said he
the name of Robert Bell. His
brother, Warren, said his name
was Stilton. I told him ho had no
rigid to vole then as bis name was
not on the book. He Bald some
call me some Hell and some
Red, c said his run
an account with him as Robert
Some one said
III we can and see how his
is on lax We
slopped and he and Hill
walked off. think I saw
him again Unit day. He never
offered or asked to vole as Holier
Hell.
During this controversy ninny
while and colored men gathered
around the window, some contend
that be ought lo vote, others
that he ought not, More than
I w ice as many present as
Whites, I, Joe and Man-
Moore told them back.
White people were Inwards W. S.
Fleming's dwelling, on op-
side. I stuck vote lie
me in my vest pocket after
left. told me give him
vote he would put it in BOX.
I refused, slating he bad no
to vote as his name was not on
Ho action taken by Board
as to bis right to vote.
Voting commenced again and
after u while I folks with
guns. Brown naked me what
told him did know,
that the man saw
gun was a He said he was
great mind lo lake down of
every man he caught out there
with gun. In short while people
went toward House store,
both while and black.
weapon I did see it.
Went on until close polls.
There wee intimidation there
that day and nobody prevented from
voting except those whose names
were not on books, objection
to any one voting .-pi the
mentioned. colored vote
registered was and while vole
117-ITS colored voles were
and while votes,
and sixteen while did not
vole. Of colored who failed
lo vote three are dead and some
were gone, none the came
and offered to vole.
After supper we we. lo Mack
ins votes. Brown look them
In box were
voles folded up. they were thrown
Brown insisted should or
I French
French
French
, in if v c had
then- would
our i. I
ii . in it i.
hours lien Willie j
i tin IT i
I III from poll.
mil I-- me it P
hum a- i i ere lied
In ii ill lo iv
i I
; hi .- I had In
if I
Id, -i i- -i for him n I
Ire
int-
I were
Outlaw,
u-j Ed I-- light,
I we in ill
I ii.
voting X
Roads Went sand
I sunset.
In I got everything was
i mid col ll lied so
ii Iii half or en. it
Token By Peddlers.
n I II . -ii i get era .
sup n to over their
w hell
i n are in, a of-
i, in hill w ho
in pi
i. plague, I in
folk-
h-aw
,. He left
in following ,.,.,.
him. I fell we were gel , i ,,
ling i id of
In no j., ,., ,.,,.;,, j,,.
one report gnu .,,,.
t him i cousins.
When
In. The
-i mi
lea v as h
in rote him and .
In I i mi I
co
anted, When we
Brown said
fellow
wasn't going lo
mill where Vote walked
met, they had road, came luck with
went lo election double barrel gun, ,
. and remained until in two curt ridges and said
unset. No while I was going to rote this fellow or kill or
,., there, everything passed In-
to me, I one.
and handed it
I Johnston
lie lo the
Brown report and hum
Dudley no II I saw
to rumored were office and sent over to town
i -going there day help. A this right many
who made on n a .
I and took been advised lo do so. men mine from all on
Is
pencil and marked our name,
him I would sign no such
returns. He then made more
which we nil signed, lie gave me
ll. n. JORDAN.
of election saw live
going towards election, the
live refer- to.
quiet and was all as
fur as I know. evening
controversy
n her vole, after everything
went on all right. Thai morning hitch-i
feel from lo polls
Bell came up lo . I have
was foot from n j polls then
mil until for. as
In go and say hi- name
is in up lo
bin feel door mid saw mi
door, and I said
his name i- Holier Bell.
know what he is registered
crowd there,
I eon Id go nearer lb m
I w some
It i-
crowd from
I saw nearly all who
had only remember Arthur,
Sugg. Kick
was doing
thing could act In
make people laugh, going
the arms. I
had heard of law protecting polls
against carrying gnus there, and
when I Brown and
feel, never a m c i .
gun Did
n w ii I c in
In v. I lie
nullity box as i ill nil
o'clock. No v Idle
was In-iii d.
r me lot tin
in I bill
i .- men iii neigh
me if we did
remain there would ,
lift. i
, I ll ,
I'll I i makes unlit
lie is partner
of i i u ,
in in Hi
I SI III
. i went on all right, Thai morning
one I , ;, ,.,,.,, ,
Never heard any one I .,.,. ,.,,,. , ,,
say if the person carried or live limes after
turns with protest to , went to E. D.
they get there o'clock, saw one election day I
Some . .
mini made I lie rounds in
Inking d
a . n i . which he
-id I'm cooking on
ii- . inside it. called
ii re-. nu ladies
ii nil
II ,. died- . worth
I ere tit t m n
ii
were wagon load
the money collected. We
In lid in
hid. ware,
of ladies, s-l
on and
. it got all
in,
Km n if I lie . ii
j . ti was
.-i An i cent, higher
i in f r, I, ii. r would hove
n in I'm and
-aid firm iii sum
f.
Room if such remark
had been made think would
heard it.
Cross examination.--My politics
since, at and previous to election
Democratic. Was appointed
as Democrat. a member
of White Union.
Knew Robert Bell, had worked
with me one year. Didn't know-
that he bad right to vote unless
his name was on book. He re-
bis name
There was no
would come from if need-
ed. I did not send, in-
direct any telephone lo In-
sent lo Greenville and did
know one hail bean Saw a
dozen or more armed men there,
among I hem were I. Sugg, raid
It. W. Brown,
Arthur, Jim
I never Joe before
day. His name on lax
and where he traded was Bryant.
nu
I vote precinct No. I, live
live mill's north Of there. On
morning of election aw
with guns going in direction of
election. They were going down
railroad. Railroad is or
ting about ion yards from election
place.
. N.
Live ill No. I.
thereabout o'clock election day
and left Heard them
arguing Bell's Voting, crowd
gathered by window, more blacks
I hail whiles. I towards
House store. Heard some
say bed if I kill or lie
Looked around saw
Barnes Carney coining toward
House store from polling place.
He went lo a buggy and got ll
double barrel breach loading gun,
dropped ii across his arm
broke then went back towards
polls, lie Within
house, crowd of Colored people
around him him lo stop.
I up in I-
started Ir in Court House p
lo Five Points. In
of I heard went lo
roads to prevent trouble and
any. J. B.
and W. with me.
I carried shot gun because there
was for pro-
I eel ion and of all.
there between and Iii
o'clock, stayed an hour or . came
back to Greenville and returned
therein evening I
There was among
white and bluet, standing III
group- One who had
great deal seemed lobe ring
leader among Kepi
eve on him. lie made
-o d w
men came there for.
while In came near where
were lot a re
iii presence, Ibis
A. D. ISM.
i A. W.
; ,
Hall's i a I I'll i lire is in-
. and acts on
Sold druggist-.,
o.
,. . I he
j,,.,.,, , ,.,. ; y
It -iii
i- I
it. I stood I here all
lo watch and did lei
go any nearer I
was one except
Hell kepi from and of ill
voting. were system.
poll holders. With this except Ion
it was the lion I ever
The presence of
bad Hie effect of preserving
order there. They were requested
i. there for purpose of
keeping order. I don't know but
what here would mini
lack I was
one of the men made re
1,111-1. ll was to from country, lie
polls in front .,, pair telegraph
. The old well near coil el
ire. In
in
i in-
i in-
Hun The Tramp Worked It.
ii.,, I i
, ,,,,
T-
i working -nine in
; in
however, as intimating that the
bless are more
than
me ii. t. Let medicine
wine i and propose lo
given prize with inch of
and men will fall
over each oilier lo buys will
go lo circus and oil the
fakir's own The ladle get
Hill ll, . . arc I
mid w i-i r the
Stale--,
men.
i. t. I
el, ii-
. real
is
HUI feet.
. I . W III I I .
Live in i Ins Did
I.,
Did Mm
ii- i. ii
Ho III Twin .
rode In
. I-
III I ill
i, V, , -I. i ii I Tell i
i on i ill en
AYCOCK. MOORE.
A I i I
-I
Little I had to Mr. Sir. to Know P Was around
about half hour before remark, day.
crowd came. Home to him they had had I me all day.
him there day pros n White.
V. PRICE,
Civil and
i . . rod -I i
I vole at Parker N Roads, lie leave. A or some hi -i
there about left between he left. his
I and A. Was near w when name, went part of do n
came up to vote, road, about M or
was going on I never got nearer lo window
there was crowd yard. Did
men from Greenville n
from voting place. They mostly colored, some had
it, n.
Went lo mads
o'clock, I
i. capon.
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election
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