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Hie Reflector Book Store Has on hand a full supply of The Standard Bottles touts Never spill when turned over. per bottle- c Wire cents. You may never but Should you ever want JOB PRINTING Give us a call. i Office a- Visiting Card Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A WEEK Is only a year and con the news every week and gives information to die row- worth tobacco, that is many times more than subscription price. the The Daily Reflector the home afternoon at the of cents you a subscriber you ought to be. news i. II every price Arc not. THE DYNAMITE DRUMMER. Some of tile Inconvenience. Traveling; With a Line of The littles mm who hail mi tin- st. liter bore an name. It , was Pink Firkin. New York, Dial hr somewhat laborious bore also mi Be en not more than live in bright, with slim frame eyes of I ho appealing blue. His spirit was in tail, when ho misaddressed gave a little shirt of fright. Notwithstanding all this, rink Firkin las man. This not from the man. lint from his When he stepped up to the desk to put his tor it was with the most painstaking care that he placed mar- Mo counter a little black bag which he carried in his hand. It was a little hag, black, rusty, Otis-looking, like its owner, bearing tho initials P. V. Firkin handled it as if it were the thing the world. gently, he placed it in between almost every letter he wrote be looked out of the corner ins eye at the little black bug to were there. As be wrote be his rested it that it hail not been moved. said Mr. Firkin, with a taint smile, in Now York makes the host mite in the off tho slightest touch especially In hot weather, weather stuff. Want lo the drummer, his professional training getting the upper hand. took I the satchel in his hand with some roughness, the professional position torn it nick sprint, happened, and the lounger hastily disavowed interest in dynamite, it smiled the traveling gentleman, he shoved under the lounge where he hail invited tho Interrogator to sit with him. little dangerous and in deuced at times, have to his eyes wore a hunt I'll look, paid for it -we get paid for it. You not be- that I get the biggest salary of man on Hie road, but I do. It is a big risk, we have to lay up something, Tho companies will not insure us. lie grasped a thin knee In bands as he crossed his legs. is not the worst of it. In- convenient. Traveling around with this stun exposes us to all son- discourtesies from hotel rooms in u town for love or money, for people have the tho house, tho guests when out that one of us is reg- There are only throe in line, yon know. those as not leave samples, the police station recourse. I'm registered as a in a good number of low iii this vicinity lie paused a minute for this state- to take effect. there are the railroads to buck up against. Some of I have rules against carrying explosives. Sometimes I get caught, I go at the next station, or sometimes between stations, and I have to foot it the rest of tho way. I am not railroad travel at any With the cargo I carry a I wrack is something in be afraid of. the ears on a rough road makes me so that I have to take up mi satchel and the aisle to redoes the shock. one thing that I a wreck It I ever gal into one it means good bye to Just imagine stuff going off men on the seat shuddered. lounger, who beat a hasty Republican. both and Lived on Grass tor Days. It. a miner hailing from New York, is in Hospital, a living example of the astounding fart that a oat grass as an exclusive diet for teen days and live to tell the tale. was employed to do some work Sophie Mountain, a very wild part of British Columbia. Be the mountain with two His left him alone for the day and I'M- ha would clamber up the side for a dis- Ho not his way back to camp. a trap tier's empty and slept there for the night, for the next three nights and days he wandered listlessly in a always coining back to the empty cabin. On third a a rook It. He screamed aloud with joy as he fell on the ground to tear it lo pieces. As a monster cougar stalk- ed up to his prostrate form sniffed at him screamed with fear, in his rage fright struck the boast in the race with his list. The snarled viciously, made a grab at the freshly killed beaver clutched in hand and made w lib it. prepared for the end made his will. roots and woods made up his diet dining the rest aw- eighteen days nights, half literary, classical, the lime of which on tho ground. On the eighteenth day his toes were off his blooding feet, his clothes in rags, barely covering bis almost bare bones, was again visited by the cougar, who on his blinking tin-dying man, evident- waiting for him off be- fore ho devoured him. but toward EDUCATIONAL. OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE. Meg The Largest Equipped Kilting School in the South, Commercial. last year. North West of Greensboro, Piedmont feet above tea level. State chain Football, and Track Athletics for many years among the preparatory schools. Terms reasonable, considering and facilities Both annual session August J. A. M. ft. HOLT. R MILITARY SCHOOL OXFORD, X. C The Cheapest School in the South for the advantages offered. Sends lo College a larger per of its students than any other school in the State. Special course preparatory lo Annapolis and West Point. Ill Mistrial Mm NORTH CAROLINA oilers to young women thorough scientific, and college. tilth year opens day, September en- of any College in the South. in the Board 16.80 to 110.00 per month. Loan for worthy en admitted lo all classes, Semi for to PRESIDENT KIM SO, X. C industrial education special pedagogical training. Annul ex- the stale Faculty of members. More than regular students. Baa matriculated about 1,700 students, representing every county in the Stale except one. Practice and Observation School of 2.10 pupils. To secure board in all free tuition , , , i , .- Hie Mouth, cheapest should lie made ore . . . X. C. One X. C. female schools in evening the cougar pricked up bis ears, Sniffed the ground and dashed tho darkness. The animal scented another human being this time with a gun. shout- ed feebly, and before many min- William trapper was bending over Edwards with a whiskey Empire. Steady. vantages given. Send JAMES DINWIDDIE, M, A. OF C. August 1st. ill from those desiring trained teachers. For and other address, PRESIDENT Widest patronage and Greensboro, X. C. in its history. Students 411.1; Academic LITTLETON Courses; Elective Courses; Pro- Schools, in Law, in Died- Now build- Works. Splendid Li- Littleton, Steady there Men are capable of being the human is but little superior lo the in this respect, It is an old dodge the warehouse trust promoters skit. 90th address M. Kn in, AM. President, are trying to work in North Caro- They arc reporting they have secured tho entire businesses of several towns in order to once the at other places loan easy surrender. Prom all accounts the promoters have been able to got but few scat- options on warehouse pro- parties in this State. I. is into j recently nor Wilson, for ex- ample, been completely cap-1 lured. we know, proposition. X. Board laundry, full literary library fee for the entire scholastic year. To those apply n.; in time the above may be reduced to 1112.00 by one hour's work per day in In- Department. , , , The 1711, annual session begins Laboratories, Advanced Classes open to a year; Board a Ample opportunity for self-help. Scholarships and for the needy, tuition for teachers. Summer School Teachers, B RECTORY. CHURCHES. school a. m. Divine service and sermon every Sunday evening. Ev- prayer Wednesdays at M., slid Fridays at A. M., Rev. I. A. Minister Charge. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. Rev. A. W. pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. D. Rountree, every Sun day, morning and evening. Prayer Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. school p. W F. Harding, on third Sunday, Rev. J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday School J. R. i regular services. LODGES A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. moots and third Monday evening. R. W. J. M. Meets every evening. D. N. Sec. K. of River Lodge, No. meets every Friday evening. L. Fleming, C S. C. Carr, R. andS. B. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, B. M. R. Lang. See. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. o. . P. hall. A. D. A. O, Council, No. meets every third Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Worthy Chief; D. Smith, See. 1.0. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith See. PRESIDENT Chapel Hill, X. C. .------ AND ATLANTIC COAST LINE WHO WANTS IT TH CAROLINA. Second Goods Bought and Commission. CU . In to need WE CLEAN PRESS SUITS FOR and lo look mt- new Ho and I. mm, N. O. OLD DOMINION LINE SPEAK QUICK. ism. a deal oar to every and would have none of it. Keep your heads, and keep your warehouses, too, If you desire to do what will lie for you. loll live per cent, gen- to move when Tobacco Journal. Kb M Mi AM AM I'M Milk in the Windy City. Tho Chicago Tribune figures Unit if one cow was to give all milk consumed daily in the city of Chi she would need to be feet tall and to give of milk each day. Estimating an average cow gives nine TRAINS MUM. printing office outfits a quantity of surplus ma- that will be sold There is a cylinder press enough to a nine . . . Mourn in splendid condition, and quantity of Small Flea, Long and can furnish complete outfit largo enough for a six or seven column paper. II VI N H in an Mil in lo I flu II II v. n it t a -i in a ah T so Specimens of the body type arc shown in advertisement, the type being taken the case just as it runs, so it shows itself how well it prints. This is the Small Pica size of which there is pair of cases. Then hero ii a paragraph set from that the Long Primer size. have pairs of these cases. In buying this r. A W s at t A VI i a TRAINS Si milk a day, it lakes between t Pi a , . I worn out sad stills, hut a good COWS In supply serviceable capable of wear. nub average The milk comes the oily in eight gallon cans. To feed re day tons of rood, exclusive of water. It is that people are directly engaged in gathering Hug the milk supply. If there are people in Chicago, each on the average consumes half a pint of milk a In last News Observer ail is given of striking and report struck the barn of Jake in the of Lumber ton on Kat- night H V Op The stroke must hit the type Raleigh at the Hire is little Then palm and it is . for It may ma mire in a an is for u will nil lots, .-, i.-. i- . M. .,. i wilt i.- i win, Any n-i or ll While i,. i-,, , . -.- i will In Wild If III, Is km. ill. Arrive Wilmington Ar Mount Arrive Tarboro Lt Mount Ar I'M n m W M II AM M A M M ii if i a h AM r M I'M i s ii ii i. as i to III II n no M A M no PM Cathartic, I Motor. or Or I. U-ti. WASH I , Train on Hold leave S i I in. AT m. Kill-ton B MM, Mt II A a Mi. i Train- u k t a m an I. arrive a m nu p m. leave v in m m. arrive nil T art i n, . Train dally ex ct n m. pin, arrive Ply- mouth top m i pm. leave daily, V at m. fun- day Vt am. am. II am Train on N born Sunday, a m, in. m arrive. ; to r Brant h leave Rocky no p m. arrive ii .;, i f i am. A re Hope II arrive st It out . pm. dally Sunday. I, for lint, , i. ., ,,, , ti in. r. am and a in Train N-1 T at Wei don tor dally, all rail via MM, II. M. Pass. Agent J. B. KENLY, T. M. Steamers leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays Fri- days at A. M. Greenville, water permitting, leave at A. M., Greenville ft A. M. on Tues- days, Hailing hours subject to change de- pending stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. V. CHERRY, Greenville N. I Mount a i 1.1 a in i ; ti pm . I i J. E. COREY, IN- A GENERAL LINE OF HORSE v MILLINERY. Also a nice Line of Hardware. can now be the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. K. COREY. 1- FOR The Eastern P- D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. VOL. XVI WASHINGTON per Year in Advance. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. JULY and Friday -AT- I mm Our I . r.-i- The of to take my notice the mis by the newspaper Manila, of the upon the pie of this country by Gen. Otis in bis official dispatches of tin extraordinary tactics employed him to prevent the truth being by is that has been on with the know ledge and approval of the administration. This attitude of ration has harshly by republicans as well as else. II from public lift. Au I. ,,. .;. phase of in bus overlook oil. Hut u close friend of Algol's is responsible that Alger's was banded to Mr. as a that be mid decline it Inn nice Wile note filial have published to charge tin was re In the Mr. wishes, that Alger I was , j j Washington when be Mr. to take I. The same says that Alger is load, although pretending lo lie greatly that he may loss a few for sometime ,. , ; i . . , number of men . their willingness to contest ti- with Col. Bryan. with edge has shown nil to do the and i i- the Mr. banking upon Admiral Dewey's Ignorance of publics political An Bead . Hie ,. I---. one mi pi n . . ; mil judge mil mi III well lie exposure been one L , , it would hale boon h it might have been Inspired -ting the month of July we will make a Intercept him Europe Offering Of lots of SHOrT harness, their ill not make music I'm but it by very .- Manila, in. those of the As pi, of all-hades of politics, and , . I leaving military at fairs to controlled moreover it merely what wax known lo many for months and and past. Us Ism Ian t Al lo no objection, as it is making votes by Alger has told Mr. Me- what be had told everybody his which accompanied the might take at his pleasure. Thai WAS news to Mr. and has not his embarrassment a bit. Members of the Cabinet are not ii habit of refusing to resign when asked by the President to tin so. Tho only man who ever did so was who had in be kicked out of Grant's cabinet. While it is not known positively what concessions were granted by In the four treaties negotiated with under the law. respectively for trade reciprocity with the colonies of Guiana and Jamaica, it is said I hoy are equivalent to a horizontal reduction of per cent in duties led by on the products of those All of these treaties will have be approved by House as well as the Senate before go into effect, The time limit wax reached this week, no more treaties can be negotiated under law. Events this week have made certain that Is a movement on foot to administration lo throw Hobart overboard to Gov. Roosevelt Mr. running mule next year's cam- the being Hint Room volt's war record will defect ions Caused by administration war and mismanagement consent has not yet been obtained, is why the idea is being publicly pushed, The managers of the scheme think it la ad- by a large of re- publican papers it will tickle the vanity of Gov. lo such an extent be will consent to be shelved by becoming a dale for Vice President. Mr. Ho bait's consent has not been obtain- ed, but that is nut consider any more than was Morton's a similar WM standing friend ship existing Mr. Mr. counts for nothing men arranging for Mr. future. The bluffer of as a duffer by sports. Well, Alger is unsuccessful political bluffer, and the result will l- his Mr. Root, of New York, can persuade Mr. to shake up to give Miles the that properly belongs lo him as Commanding General i the Army, in nil Military mat- hen ill live to ii the day ho so War portfolio lo I alias proper belonging In the Gen alter two of the Cab with the sit mil ion. had declined lo do so, and to stand before the country as a figure head responsible for the of the War Department. Perhaps it was a feeling I caused rainier. I who was kicked of the Pension j I In roan by Harrison, after a I mouths service as Commissioner, to rush into print with fulsome praise of Alger and Whatever ii was. it was creditable lo Tan- heart, if not to his sense of thrift, up for the under dog, in ibis fracas, because he liked him personally, ho know When ho did ii as likely lessen his own pull the rat ion. Mr. b. Lockwood, of of the can A Trust which a, though a nun partisan purposes lo lake important pail in the campaign, is a strong Bryan de.-rat, be says of the of democrats; -I am in t. with the true democrats i-t and it is safe to say that ninety-live per cent of them are loyal to Bryan, the principles platform. The real of the state and of nil the her stales must be on alert, for tricksters ,. vote more than one-third of all the of the Rational they will their and, which ts the defeat of Bryan. The trust inter MU will bend all their energies to defeat his nomination because they recognize no human power can prevent bis victory the polls, he be again declared nominee the party The statement that Hon. Whitney, hose shrewd lion procured the last nomination of Mr. Cleveland, of teem to for the purpose of trying to Admiral Dewey to his name lo go before the next dale f. t ho I i nation while Interesting, was not regarded In Washington ax of any particular Mr. Whitney has It. Those who know him Admiral his mind, after n and that he will Rive Mr. Whitney the same has already given tool hers in same lien. Carlos Garcia, son of Gen. is i Washington, us u which independence i lb-asked Mr. to hold for Cuba, order lo c lO did not give him a decided answer, bill bad Lien b officials no beheld in Cuba, a census of III. vole bad NO is and will con; to be the motley crop the South. The j planter who gets the mo-t ton from a given area at the least cost, is the one who makes the most money. Good suitable rotation, and liberal use of fertilizers con- at least actual . -11 ; Regular vi. special rice MK Kim. II SI., I. . sail I s-, and ii -iii.-1.1 The Horse's Wonderful Power Smell, The follow lug Horse and liable shows how u i keen must I,,, the horse's sense of horse will in however bun He will not drink of witter lo his sniff, or from a bucket which odor makes offensive, however thirsty. His intelligent nostril will quiver and over dainties hit offered by the fair hands, with coaxing Hint would make a mortal shut hi eyes and swallow nauseous mouthful a gulp, A mare is never is lied by either sight or whinny Is her own until she nasal lo fuel. blind will allow of st ranker without show signs of auger mil The lion is made Ills souse of smell and a considerable distance, Blind horses as a rule, will gallop w Mills a without striking the sin fence. The sense of smell Informs of it- proximity. Others will. In-,, from stable, go direct or lo their lending ground, when desiring to urn. after hours wandering, will distinguish one Tho horse browsing or gathering herbage with lips 1- in Its choice of proper food entirely its Blind horses do make mistakes ii . . , . can el II lit . bale in . lid i-l I; when Um Inn and values. Lot . Special sale price broken lots were sold cents The sell, line of shoes w ill i- a r rung. and a-k lo on hem J. B. CHERRY ,;,,. .,.;. we have In make is. Ml. Hell i,., H. ,. ., a m hi-hitched , grave, less ind doings ,,, ii,,,,. . Ho Goose I hole . sluts . In.-n Mr. mid res. loll, year bricks his yard and b window knocked in hi- . her 11.-, burl.-d Mr. him f,. some lie and in the he missiles mid and brick hurled, ,.,. could be bis v. in- mil field slumping win. heard III. I he .,,.,, and ii. ,., Potash will insure the largest yield, Trill ,.,. planter la th Sooth. KALI WORKS. 0.1 New Home have how , i,,;,,,,., ,.,.,,, I he and she in i. With him How could she and in the house in and she The is but very wide, but I hose bricks or being detected. People have I hero and watch and night, brick and have been while were watching and they could sec The missiles do not hit seem to drop from and strike with considerable often breaking the brick vent when i strikes a or oilier hard Washington Messenger. was ax. NO BIGHT TO win, is In face, ind his v, ,,,.,,. v. is lovely face. house was I'm would beat- keep her health. If sue is weak, and all run .,. impressions wore found iii constipation or mil . her impure blood Made The Orange Va. .,. ill, I hem III. Tin the fool mil mil aw for s she has Detroit, Mich. struggle to win Merchants and stake since, There is in event ten years ago, was all man Point,. ,.,, and I be sun i- down leaving more i ,, four leaders u B ,,,., ,.,, , I,,,., j f horses names for she cm big event, King Mond, ,, Huron Sin I s w ridden In a. her the . saddle, mi, i he expressed her wish came mer hour in, ridden her i. This Indy is,,,,,. u. ii-i Skill and u complex- l is best medicine in the world b, regulate and kidneys and lo blood. It strong bright eyes, smooth, ski,,, rich complexion. . i ill a good looking, charm- . , cents at Jno I, A mom- store. l Mr. after and I Ii-i nice mile. that So for of the fence Is their as it was,, sole., Slate City I i is On makes Unit he is senior partner of the in of ft Co., do- lug business the City of Toledo, County and Slate aforesaid, and said will pay tin. for each and every ease of Catarrh be cured Hull's Cure. Sworn to before suits, lib ed my presence, Ibis December, A. i I A. W, I -.- I Public. Hall's Cure is lake. and in Is directly the blood and mucous of the system. J. Toledo, Sold by druggists, size i exhibitioner skill ,. I ,. notion ,,,,. IMP. Largest Dipper is i and dipper dredge cut bulb was recently completed at X. V. It lifts twelve tons lb,, hull is ion II Is guaranteed to lull revolution with a load waler 3.1 feel deep every III which represents In Mr. Lewis yards Um-hour hoist is 37.1 , I- s, making a noise like long weighs Thia of a horse, legs. is designed to work forty face la mud. I feet of water and has a pull Her hair ailed not nine large simply plaited. Lewis claims ii, h was a man. her sever- miles, drove her H lied lift lo a of n grate, that he found a ties unite ,, , . .; ,,,, ;, Is-a In kind occurred today and pushed into a winning In man who laid -i dead boat finish with i ,. ml wen. up in the stretch, and as as be III. in-died of ii,. . in.- , i, , , , ,, . and look the heal, another of , ; Cleveland, close to heels The best salve I. world lot place. , -leers, Hal. Mores, Teller. Chap i. i. i, . it,. k. I At in N. C. Mill Ml.,,;,., Sold by druggists, m Hull's el i rarer, mil Night Corns, and per bottle and I., ill. i inn l. i,; . I;, i me. Pin-, in, lured hi r, i. it i Is, . U , , hi Drug Co , i sow u it, m for L. me In bate an idea who the w id h is; ii has created on l .,,,, mil h . i thought I, nil. I. I I do . I Ii is- h i strange lo me. i have related Hie I,; nil, , .,, pus slide as have to I weighs mi cultivate i. in a; in. i-. he H, r. prick, Engineer and Surveyor. I , Mil K. Lure, Dr. c. moody, I, is T at law, Greenville, X. r.

EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. RAWS HORN Calling Repentance. COUNTRY. J. ,. ,., g in idleness. the I law Mail Matter. friend Tobacco i of Internal i leg strike has issued among street ear employees, and math to lent Sew is occupied regarding the method beak Ufa a strike among i Ii- will my Press telegram. for the scriptural Injunction lo some reference might as well. of In Hooded district Texas rood supplies and clothing , ere distribute among the suffer I as. H the rations Oil I. of -iii iii thought. Christian life i- a to read. Ho strange good people should love tell bad news. success is not cording Hod's Too v men praise their wives after l give 111.- d ill of our l.-.-i. would know what keeps I he oak alive, look It root. who with in.- keeping must be on the led hand or In. side the of leaf baud m Mm beginning daily mi the debit all leaf tobacco or re- giving date. Dumber and . . BLOOD TELLS. HAPPENINGS city girl swallowed part of a whisk broom straw. After six weeks the child's back be the shoulders where had formed tin abscess. Gen. Joe Wheeler and kind actual weigh have sailed from Man Francisco tobacco, kind of tobacco, from for the received, business, and real- Oliver I. m has up- deuce of the person bow whom piled for membership in K or Lodge Odd at ;. the right- Newport, K. I hand side all leaf Tin-latest ill the line la II w date of sale, Boot, lawyer of New York, will Alger la the War depart H to be hoped ho will root up a better reputation in the office than his predecessor. The Entomologist says household applied will remove all bad effects of a kissing but s st kissing to of as this, bis will soon wane. .-V e- i -ii- d.-w drop. he those who keep themselves for his a-.-. man who pleases have a good deal w Men. puts us in the it i because he sees dress he wants purge of the and church factories the country. Mayor Van had a cable- from today kind of package, weigh I plane I State. I. kind of district and 1- held lo log Italy h.-i- beck up again Italians a. lynched in last week. Italy ought to in- shooting and folks, then they would no lynched. lo he bruised. matter folks people who have been arc id, If our were all ,,.,, he world would full hanging In-ail-. II,, ill-mi little real when rim-;. begin lo quarrel el hi- live with drunken husband , is still stating he expects to arrive in in Book N.-w October 1-1 and will ca- until ii la actually or Me from delivered lo the purchaser, and Southern California bad I the entries in I he books of the sell purchaser he concur . K. rent entries, so that tracing the to lo may be facilitated, College, at in. tobacco for in Lifeguard forge quantities with the to v. newspaper mm. I'm- Island Beach. a. of Is rap disappearing. Tied Allen is the father a twelve pound boy. is her here this week. The Mr. w ill I at the I re next Sunday. Aunt Bailie Nelson sold her farm near hen and bought I house and lot in low Cigar are Che and cigars. L. Hurst was quite Sal and had set up with. int is gradually Improving BOW. few days her. took the train for her home Monday. 1- If . la I hut ., ii.-i i. I. Is- or II ,., yon new Tin- i bf-4 Him- lo at iI in . . bail I t other To b Ml After two year have been .,. STATE NEWS. Happenings in North Carolina. smallpox Winston. Newark. N. Policy t. Mas Value. .-. Value, I. Insurance, Unit works Ii. Will lie re instated within three years after lapse if you are good health. After Year No Kent riot ions. Incontestable. lire payable at the lie- of and each mill Y, delivering the same in will not he entered as old on the date of the contract, iii installment will be entered as on the its shipment or to the purchaser. C. dealers ill leaf to- Mel, in. has legislative of a of PO, and will next stales who sell on only Senator. arc governed the same Andrew Who purchase unknown men were buried tobacco for the purpose of Belling The Slate in Provided the W. M. . be used mother, who has been spending a The Third of the Stale is in camp at Where the was last . w is your lo gel goad business at A. c. concerning Mi Mill and Brick Make a fence is a fence and will re-l Hie town of Kin-1 W. II. Win main a and prove a will vote on of against stock-breaking events and issuing bead for of winds man of sense will j night some . To reduce or , the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an during the Lifetime A drought has through I of Insured. central and southwestern see, J lions of the State doing great dam- age lo crops. N. O. W. T. our be folks rind awhile who turned the alarm ., of the Atlantic Coast Line depot there, if the origin of learned. So far tour different claims of having sent the alarm have been published. dairymen hat e caused an alarming of deaths among the children of the in the milk which sold are raising pica they know were poisonous lo health. All should lie -in h practice. of the II rate fur in lie increase of crime 1- population. the of More detection than he and there me more el bill till newspaper of differ and the facilities of news gather lug are superior time-. Many occurred I hi n were never brought lo public -hot tired n wounded George rich farmer, in bead, near Ind., but hi- team that they ran away, and lie escaped robbery. Women May Keep Young Kissing Bag;. is . that Mountain and States ii- inc. a III ., In-II, y and pulls Ii n. In she 1.111-1 , . , II with few of . . , i- n,., fin . lo lie-. as I he. -p.-, this is 11- ., gentle in mi street. h as in-.-, bile ii win i III k be lite . liar. of have ; . bile . . , 1.1-1 weeks, In I-. is 1- I Hunter, a W .- . night. of the bile Ii mil up Ibis have la-en seven in New from resulting -m its bile. It i- mil a new disc .-. 1- well know III .- an I . . habits, iii In-re Ion be -In mini, w ball n lord Ii id will into and in u- f n in, i- ,,, el t In- I he sleeper, and finding I ii. u In, Ii ii 11- I-1 elongated mid as n lo there . the i- into the lip ii , led. Tin- ml 1- a safeguard, mill perhaps inc. ;., day a cave to persons. If for a hank owned by Buck any reason they return leaf tobacco ,,, Company, do the consignor they are required Akron. O. outer the quantity returned on the side of the ls-k. Negroes Enjoying Lite. Texas who has been for the I of pp , and destitute sufferers in Port d .- lit lea, ed lo In . lb es have supplies and I lull should to as ii ill not as long us hey are kept charily. In. Southern Pacific of the mate two men lo work failed to stop the attacks The Hog. I lie bark Captain Caleb, which U now her cargo at Thompson's point, on Jersey shore, was visited on Wednesday by a insect, which the captain believe- lo have lien a genuine attacked the wife as she promenaded and was driven, off by the vigorous the mate of vessel, who who beard Mrs. Snick's and rushed her assistance. Be- baud if tin- and both corn and wheat mills are kept Perhaps is well to say that the wheat crop is not very this season, which of makes poor bill farmer- should gel only the awhile. stand lo at all limes the can. A. Min Go. ITEMS. have just opened the line- nix building with an entirely new complete of------ come to use Wire the vestibule on the W. Western railroad. New-w heal is coining i now and lady going was struck on the head and cane near being killed. There has been for two X m m days, a one arm house to house canvass of the w f part of the town. We have I heard described as one of the most beggars that has as yet made appearance in and refuses lo leave when ordered away. We have this fellow the C. U, The a fraud, and that be was very badly bl a systematic . , . in the not seriously yesterday. Bedding who has beau . HAY, OATS, COT- sick for sonic time is able to sit up TON HULLS AND To Our and Patrons. I AND On the verge of the opening of prices everything will lie In . cuts ill- mi that linen offered ., . bill were a gel arc all of the and and night are lo the Lord for . heir deliverance from death Tin- Ignorant Mil claim was by I plea, in smith for These Iii-. i- bad lo ii me that part of ii Ii again. K. A. brought us a cotton boll today was almost grown. measured seven year we want to thank every We Carry Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Farm Meat, now, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, in every In general stock. We Also Sell of Horn Set I months old baby b teeth was of have II- lei III led SO mother, of No. Ill I'm incline, bug, at he picked up a -pike struck the insect a severe blow, It dropped on the the mate held fast with his cap a seaman him lo en ease a bog, Captain the pent I time, but he was when the insect was shown him. It was three inches length, large overlapping wings. Prom it- head powerful nippers, which acted like an iceman's clip Captain the fear- some lo this and presented Harris. of It was examined with much by captains of vessels and shippers, inn tell whence it came, was a general opinion hat the insect was from tropics and possibly cams from Philip- pines in a transport, or concealed in Times, 20th. live themselves limn inches in diameter. Oscar is very sick and we hope lie w ill soon Is- up again. Messrs. II. Cobb and Pierce, of Ballard's were visiting relatives and friends our town Sunday. Mr. B, P. Cobb, of Charleston, S. .-pent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of bis father, V. Mr. and Mi's. Ola and came out and spent the day with Mrs. lather, Mr. Miss through our town on her way b City. Sin left Greenville this evening in com- with Mr. and Mrs. W. ti. lull, of Kin-Ion, came over this morning to visit relatives friends in this tobacco for earning found as low sis a good article can one he sold at. You are cordially in- in Hie past. The good ill-id's are bright and we shall take great pleasure in giving you every advantage in serving Again thanking you until we can serve you to a batter advantage, your friends, Warehouse. WHITE FLEMING, N. The secret of youthful features the child with more Person In women IS regular , ,. ,, in herself. Dr. If there Is an Irregularity of any nature if the suppressed or too scanty, too profuse or painful -the trouble will show In the face. The eyes will be encircled with black, the akin sallow; blotches and pimples will appear, mid the sufferer, in years, will appear old in The failing remedy is It cures of or- of lie Womb, tearing-down Pains. Cures . Ii, . Headache and Nervousness, nil of which due same organs. boo w mm ,,, II. rs co., dentist, that-mil ca-c-. while ran-, urn so as of stir. , iii children -aid he. due to some of the pat often cause teeth to in an way . I hey arc usually milk teeth. the cause mother much annoy but Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels f THE UM. PERMANENTLY Buy MiN B Mi Applies to Also. rambling through the A. A X. . depot this morning, untied several of freight to iv in, easily here, There wen- a of wheels, for There are several oar loads of baskets sold at Why do not some of our progressive business men build one of these It certainly would not require much capital, and there Is plenty of material u manufacture items as buggy spokes, to make a wheel, hoops for barrels and and any .-nit n basket. Free Pram. The Sweeping Slaughter on Warehouse Trust Hosted. like attempt to buy up the t warehouses of Ninth Carolina and form them into ha-fallen through. A Mr. of Wilson, eating the trail syndicate, has been here for a day or two trying to gal the In extend the lime of the options on their houses. This refused positively to do. The warehouseman of never liked were nicked and giving options their houses, they will be glad to see the trust fail. This asking for further lime shows the failure on the part the ma- lo their scheme Orphan's Concert. The class of orphans from Oxford Orphan fare a de- concert opera Tuesday night. The day had very rainy, but it slacked up about and a good sized audience was out to hear the children. A splendid was presented, every number on it bring well Home of the children have excellent voices and they all show thorough training. The .,. ,,,,.,.,.;,.,, the concert was about I before close of the Mr. Will X. editor of the made, inter-, talk on the work the j is doing in caring for orphan LI. V. I low, none armed men boy, is going from New York to on a bicycle. men wen- killed, two wound- ed and v by a mine explosion near Chariot In is and has most everything is That city bad a of robbery night. Two ladies were returning home work when a grabbed a from the hand of one them. IN Heavy and STOKE BLIZZARD N. C. Bagging always on has kept on hand. I id old. A will convince you, D. W. EVENING TUB f I BEAT THE Socs. and THE II. Points. MEN ARK FOOLS WOMEN. A PER CENT. CUT. Now is the time to clothing; FOB THE NEXT i i i If i i ti i ,; i ii i ii i i i DAYS L-ll . W i i f Ti Ti i T, f i f u Ti I WILL T ON S am going to s ill make prices --------that will move them.--------- King EASTERN REFLECTOR LOCAL ION. The Will Run lo coke. i Hand is to for the Instead of asking contributions this boys have set to work lo make the money They will rim an from to on next Saturday. The steamer Myers will promptly one o'clock for Washington, from which point the elegant steamer will lake the Most men arc willing to arriving there that it's blessed to give than Sunday Warning. the I log days Boon lie here. The rains have made the gram grow. Kinston ball play era are talking of another game. This is the sea- every where. and Shred ed S. It's I'll my Hull fellow upholds drink is I he one who down most. who pills to -advice. Mr. K. II. has ed the house and lot on i In- comer of and Washington streets. bug shall swell the lips of our gill going to stay by her and protect from invasion. Your special lava's are now- over due. To cost and line you had better see the Tax Collector and get The Ayden, this county, was a days ago chartered by state. The capital stink is Sal Mr. W. Cow ell, one of the workmen the new stores, wig struck on bead u brick falling from a scaffold and unite a severe cut. Editor of the Orphan's that when the farm- of county need rain they send for a class from the Orphan It ruins lime the class comes here. New Church Building. The church has Mrs. B, M. on Washington reel and will build new of worship thereon. It is a desirable lot, much more con- located than their present place. understand that the new church will be a handsome one. It is not yet definitely when work will begin. Sight Oat of In Other months forget the harsh of Spring. Hut they have their use, as some say, to blow out the bad air after Winter stew and Spring thaws. There it far more important accumulation of badness in the veins and of humanity, which needs Hood's Sarsaparilla. This great Spring clarities th e h Ii earn kidney liver it i health, strength lad fur to III, I, My II my nun n -1 k, no I I in- Dyspepsia nun liver -I--i.-1 with milt J. II. Me, concerts the and coining. -v Hip Disease fix- -r in- hip mi, i run In v my lira-, nil II i me Am mill River, learner will leave Bun- evening, pulling In- back Monday morning. The fare for the round trip is only and these wishing I to remain longer can return on the same ticket anytime; before September 1st. The baud will give appropriated both go- have re ; new selections and are practicing up specially for this excursion. Director Obi Forbes tells us the bent of order will be maintained and trip will be made pleasant fur all who go. for the trip will lie It, A. Tyson, K. Cobb, Ola I. Hughes. II. L, toward, and M. II. It la going to be a delightful ex a large crowd should go, for la-sides helping ct uniforms they will receive more than money's Worth of pleas out the trip. Among the largo list at line for August 1st to will be Bertram and two plays. and Mid night under It will a pleasure to the many friends of these gentlemen throughout t in- state, to know that their services have been secured in this It will pleasant to those a trip to Greensboro upon this particularly those who have taken in thaw same plays, I i have an opportunity of witnessing them performed by the Dramatic club, which has a reputation to its own State. will be played by I his Club on Wednesday night The city in fill uniform and The Greensboro will lend in to the Midnight will be presented Friday night, by Winston Hook adder Club. Mr. will also play a lead- in to be presented on one of the nights of the week. scats will sale at Drag Store, duly Slat, Seals can be ordered by mail, If desire. TICKET BUYERS. Some Come on Them, Depart. I v U, Harry Skinner left ii- for Mimi-e mi legal Jesse a trip to i . lap Newport News. Mis- Maggie Saturday evening Miss May of arrived evening to visit Tin The editor. Mrs. and two little returned Saturday evening from Seven Springs. Mrs. of Wilson, who has been visiting her lister, I Mala. Can-, returned home today. i Hisses of Kinston, and Miss I of New are Hiss lie.- I sic larding, A. w. returned evening from where lie went lo attend Sun day sell, chill a in W. II. Parker. W. II. Tinker ; Charles Cobb nod Hal n-e re tinned Mr, s. II, and daughter, Miss Miriam. been M. Hodges, returned borne this S. V. King, telegraph operator is upending a with relatives in this . lie has day . Bond, of return big from the encampment More head, and Sunday here u his sister, Mrs. A. M. Moore, and returned home today. D. of Oxford, came down evening, W. B. Atkins returned Monday evening from Old Comfort. Dr. W. II. Mayo, of Ft. Way tie. arrived Monday evening to visit bis sister, Mrs. n. I-;. House. Agent H. and three children. Mi-s My Bailey and Howard, went i Scotland today. T. came on Monday evening's I rain and went out the country lo vis- it his Misses Katie Moore and Mamie of Washington, arrived Monday evening to visit relatives at Bl Tit KC and the Si lie -1 Crowd Heap . n Id III -I i ill i. Dumber Sal era being some burger just n-e to be oft, and levied I .- 037.03 costs. I he case John Tuft for ink and disorderly. John was the some ; d him the i- In ii he Used i In and u no one Mi We i-,, n v i II of . I ; . . . ., . , , of I- work a at . II w- .- IT. AM CAN i, IT BY IO- TO AL . till POOH. COME HIES I'S. arrest him. ii.-i, , . ,, t. ,, . might pin , U V he bad a ; Will Km A iii i i . They I Well S ; T Pr , n n i and up with u., if l were Mk in Ml i-. i J . -nil iv this kind of said they should and i-ii-l- each. next t answer names were enter- ed a of He was prom -a s r i with i river s they wen- met and hers, lo appeal very polite raised his hat ind spoke. v. in- . struck H his I ill tie- blow i- mi i pr- . lo feel for a w hen lien in Hen k ill to in i I . walking, and , . dropped Pool bard w.- lime lie i i I , i fill- ; bin I i I kin i d meal tin- full ill ill.-. , . v. II I . ; . . . Ml . , lid i ; --1 i I i Mr. Bird. ell . ; of en I hotel 11.1 I i. . vet a mug i ate- and I he i i lisp lion i i let minute lie pr, i . r It id rant I him. rilled w it i i r- . , i i,, win read. Then- it was in bile black, , ii. i i it and t i com led in . lion i bad an . i and v. the could not Until day. The replied it bad been leaving morning, and hill he must he a hi burner or , house , . in ready or trial. he was ,. H Ml Merchandise . B. WHITE. I u i, run I-. ,. ,,. . V. i s I- -r Cure. K, v- II, u Hon. no HO in on tin- In- g, ., back it Hi, km I Bulk ford J. B. Cherry returned thin morn- from Springs. Mi.-.- Tues- day evening from I. Daniel went lo today to visit her daughter. Hot returned Tuesday evening from a visit Keck. Miss Cora Agnes Kin- came over this morning I i Miss Clara Bruce Mrs. W. K. Powell, of came over ibis morning lo visit sister, Mrs. C, D. It. Cherry. Jr. returned this morning from whom he has been spending several weeks. Misses and Lena Hail Snow II ill. i King Mrs. Josiah Dixon, in West Greenville, W. Q. of who has been visiting in Kinston, returned here on this morning's train. Mrs. and Louise Latham and Winnie Skin in r home this from W. who has been with friends in this section, left this for his home in Virginia. Dr. W. Mayo, who has bean visiting Ins Mi's. D. House, left this for his Way Ind. law in, of who been bis lather in took the train here Ibis morning for Littleton. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bright r t ii rued Tuesday even inn from w here Mrs. for treatment In the and I it. assessed and Was The Li-l and case I i the was A. Smith and Linda be ii---.- for had In seen and i o'clock Saturday night and had aged in such a row a- t, and disturb I. i,. defense to show was only a friendly visit to eat a water melon, but their statements were so to believe a word -ii it. With some good ii-e lo Smith as to whore married men ought lo is- at that time of night and a line of and costs the Mayor told him he might go. Judgment was pended over Linda on condition her good Maj. Miss before his Honor, Mayor for having a row and disturbing the peace and of. . W ill tin- town, the offense in-day Both were adjudged guilty. The was to go free upon making a lion of 15.23 to the tow Judgment was suspended over on condition good be- M Finest of mineral Waters. i i . ;. I I- All seven are marvelous. HACKS I-. ; i TO free .-- r. .-. Mopping at other i. . . neck the n-e of Seven Springs water. For m Gr. F. SMITH, Proprietor, . c. . -.-. a- Id- be i- to trial. . Sill, Hall. n- W. K. Parker, of us he of Strength is ti. woo up-- n I dignity. I jig strength co ills nil pure coffee. and hi sealed v. were Will Hi. be flay. Mill of and Snowball. Change of Hours. I, ., , , , , , ,. by the way. helped There baa been a hours ,. look for the keeping open Western Hull, ,, ;,, I ,,.,. .,. . went Into effect on the Sunday ill be the was heard from to in o'clock A. M. and I lo o'clock P, M. freshly iv r Is at III , ti O aroma la never It . strength It is i t , i- C-. . i r Grocer in hit at II that . . decided I hut it was n as lo be III and would I have to over In i Deans begun lo shake l. W. King ii , -laud hi- bond. Dick -aid did Scares. The servant problem be more or less annoying. In of low and ill.- is exception, servant, was a lad ho a ink, is hard lo get. a a nice hoy few housekeepers arc doing their to lock-II he stood the own looking. U e believe it would j At this Charlie step a good idea I'm a number up lo Deans get together and he less experienced Flue makers employ such cheap work- men make their Fines so ill lining have to pill limps on mil can lie together with wire learn experience in Flue making .,,., lied together in barn; but, of course, we loops on them mil them. will us in We lime white and wound up unreliable Kind whoa joke. work a I ii How do sycamore lice- shed rough Can tell us I We notice i hat trees of this kind are doing so now. During week or We have a of this Motion whose oilier balk peeling and drop ping Off. We inclined to think that this doe- n year, hill not up the enough to know much it. Sun. lion a- nil bloke mil and ,, I in in. Mr. says trial was i rich and Hi at In ii he left the in v in- In Mime prank In gel even with crowd, Another Warehouse. hear will be bull lien-, i It,,. for o. i bi Iv fl el be com Hi pi. 1st, S, . I looker and B, B, an- in I lie enterprise. Tobacco Factory n Tin Bicycles, Pistols E. PENDER CO. The Eastern Reflector WEEK i a eon every week, i only the and gives information to those grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price.

The Reflector Has on hand a fall supply of i Standard Bottles FOR HID Never spill when turned over. per bottle- c Wire stand You may but Should you ever want . , s I . ft Give us a call. Mil Oil. Visiting Card c Full Sheet Poster. A I . i . Tin- .; v, b i St. i d a- hailing from Texas, ; a local the National Hotel night, when In suddenly started up with . r playing poker in town I hew when three men were lined for a n i-t .-. such was mid he. Ion n i- . tin-, and tin- Ten an carefully . d lime and then tunny game. I -mm in Mallard. -puncher, a and a doctor were jack pain. held four queen. ran puncher a gun and Ike got Hos was .-I. as . or raid the i. in . . I the did, mid -I,, .- . . -ll It i ii formation In- -trolled id yaw Ill- III I. u ll Mr. K. I ill. . . M bad ., deliverance a lib. In ,.; ii In- taken a inn ml,, mill. lungs hardened. I a, -it up tallied. I Nothing I expected in Consumption, I beard of King's New in. tie relief. ,. mil it. mm am . . I rant mill In its ;, line. Thin v.-l in -i cure in the world for all throat and lung sine Mic Trial free ii I. Store; guaranteed, A Main Proverb. before I ., before eleven. I heard this prov with two II rains eleven I ii hist nil I , H ll the iii e separate , on ii. in-, I'm a lieu a line mild Ii a god I,, Ii . . . .-.;. the lain I I a ml . within H 1-1 minute of I have Iliad oil Vol.- Her Partner. what are known a- in the 1- bead Hi-- in the wage earlier; the woman wage bolder. who a man over hi- wages i, In- when he i- paid off. j and of the ire family. The women la-- i hi- his In- or mother. The a laborer i com in the matrimonial concern; Inn lot EDUCATIONAL. OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE. DIRECTORY. be of or into large in mi. her little school a. m. I in i in- sermon every morning prayer M. A. M. I. in meeting evening. Bar. A. W. Setter, pastor. m. I. t -Sun- day. III evening. M. pastor. Sunday p. in. w K. Harding, and Real Kitting School in the South. North Weal of evening. Be. little add in tin form of servants and in-, she i-no longer compelled while her pi in her a line lady, mi destroy partnership former the earlier Inn level. Stale i-ham Baseball, for . . prep Terms reasonable, lasts I Kith annual August 22nd. B, Morion, pastor. Sunday p. m. K. regular J. A. M. If. HOLT. SCHOOL K. C. Die in South for the Bends I and College a larger per of than any school in the Slate. Special course preparatory and 1-1 Point, Tried Friends Best. For thirty Pills have invalid. Arc truly the sick mans friend. A Known Fact For bilious headache, dyspepsia sour stomach, ion and all kindred diseases. Liver PILLS lilt C. Hoard, Laundry, lull Tuition and Library fee for To lug in lime he one hour's work per day in Industrial De The annual -.-inn lie-in- J. M. RHODES, A. M. President. AN ABSOLUTE CURE. AM SI ii , MS- I ;. y.-j. v.- y- M P M AM M ; . , .;, , ., . .,. ,. re inn . in . Ar . n Ar w r. THAIS- v. , i. x ill . -1 s- M N ii . , . W M M A M . ii , . p u in M M M I'M . la k, M. H ii M ,,, , . W in o w. , r . N. .-., I in. r- THE OF C Widest patronage and fullest in its history, Courses; Pro Schools, in Law. in Med- and in Pharmacy. Sen in-. Water Works. Splendid la- laboratories, Advanced Classes open a Board a month. Ample opportunity for sell-hip. Scholarships and loans for the needy. Fin School for instructors, students. Total i .- i. Mill. N. C, Plain it rial w OF CAROLINA Offers to young thorough literary, classical, bill list rial and Special pedagogical training. Annul ex- residents of tin- Slate of members. More than regular students. Has matriculated about 1,700 -indent-, representing every in Stale except A. A. If. No. nut-Is third Monday evening. B. W. la. M. Sec F. . Meets every evening. II. I. N. G. lodges, Sir. K. of P. Tar No. evening. L. Fleming, C. C. Carr. K. of It. Vance Council, No. even lag. W. I. Wilson, It. M. Ii. Lang, Sea, O. A. every Wednesday night ill I. O. II. F. hall. A. II. Johnson, Conn- eel A. O, A. Council, II, meets every third Thursday nights in Odd Fellows I Hall. Z. Gardner Worthy S. Smith. Bee. Conclave ; B HI. every and I fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. Wilson S. Smith Sir. Al I. Second Hand and Sold Commission. To secure board i , I. . , , p year opens day, September en any in South. Complete in Stale. lo 10.00 mouth. Loan Scholarships for young men. en all classes. Send lo Hill ham. in ii-, all free tuition a should lie made before August 1st. Correspondence I'd those desiring trained and add res.-. Mi-IV KB, X. WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR SO inSTITUTE, X. f. female in Smith, and ad given. Si-nil JAMES M. A. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK h only a your and eon die news every week, and information lo those grow- tobacco, worth many times than the price. The Daily Reflector it- home every at Hie small price cents u month. Are yon a II not you ought to be. i be ix I idea ii . is designed h make I kings kn,. a ii. ii- purpose and re suits haw i larger scope. and published an fact of the world i- more h But there i- Ilia n in order lo make tin and that i- supplied 111.- publicity a newspaper's i limns. Hie tails apply in a merchant's business. Hi advertising he wore than h, ha- for sail . he awaken-a interest in and persuades the public lo i hi Bee lull. The tail.- of rep resent ll. p. and of are already in u-e. At Lea Sacramento, nun, I and Sail Diego a few are now work on long in-. Lightning the death of In the la -I J ear. and a h. of Few of the deaths The annual of thunderstorms given l ill I his I i live and Bye, maximum in the . . , I T III. rIv. . I . I. .- . c hi t- I Mi am. I J. f. , I, ll I i. Hill, I.,. n . i ,,. I III. ., mi . iii, returning; i- u B . . in. n m W iii. . Train n. a iii i 1.1 i m, it i- illy, Sun . . N i. i, Until. WHICHARD in Train on Phi Holds- m I-i. . in. f -am W if J I In ii in. , ii.-- i .- i , w i I ll. am . l Mi TYPE AND PRESS. WHO WANTS IT Tun ail for mt- new. Me i DIE I VI N. v.- OLD DOMINION LINE in ii in. -i i . l I in. t j. in. ft ML I r It Hope ii ii in ii . a in arrive ll I. i mi t Union j- in Toil a iii Whichard, N. C. H S. i ; . I nil via I m o. i i . . Stock complete iii II. M. I Ml and as low as lien Pass. Agent lowest. Highest market Manager. T. paid country produce, S. M. Schultz, WHOLESALE-.- Prepared Ponce molasses, side meal, hams, should sugar, i i full sausage, flakes, hominy Hakes, cotton- -fed meal hull-, In Is par II ii lag M At n i N III Kiel to see M. ON SPRING LINK OF RIVER SERVICE Steamers leave Washington on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri- days at A. Bf. for water leave A. If., A. M. on Toes- days, Thursdays and hours de- chased two printing I pending on stage of water. and has a quantity of Washington with that will W .,. . . , New and is a cylinder press enough to print a nine column I with railroads Norfolk. paper, in splendid condition, should order freight by a quantity of Small Pica. Long J . . New Line from Line Goods COME and get some of the bargains I am body type. We can a out lit large enough for a six or seven column pun i of the body type me shown in this advertisement, type being taken from the case it rims, go it shows tor how well it prints. This is the Small Pica SUM of which there is pair of cases. Tin n here it a paragraph set from; list. pain cases. In buying tins type you do not got that is. n out cast aside, but a good i type, capable of much wear. II,., i- Maw Mill.- ll,, it i a barf mi pin it in ; It in -I i I in n that III j- II i will tell lots, i pun of sum in i I ll.- I-. ail Any .,. i-1 -1. i ,, i a mil ill. will u- ii no null K An.,. To i i i I of life, i .,. ii, t i Ail Or II. led it i and lie Co, or Now and Line from N. MY SON, Washington, N. C. J. X. C. j. l m, IN- A LINK OF HORSE r MILLINERY. Also ii nice Line of Hardware. I can now be found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. Brown. TO ME. J. It. COKE. -1- FOB The Eastern D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS per Year in Advance. I lira lira Tuesday and Friday -AT- VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY. AUGUST I, NO Man a Habitual Liar. its emphasis of our age is in danger of losing all power OS tell writes Newell Dwight l. II. of of Map Con in the August has reached such astute of culture positive and comparative degrees are unknown. II is no longer the schoolgirl an an adverb to ex- press her ecstasy of feeling. All in are rapidly passing away. Swing once expressed tin- fear that through excess in the use of adjectives generation would lose all sense of proportion antisymmetry in the statement of facts. He noted the lives most loved by our age are themselves gross exaggerations. In studying the history of language he found that very early men be- to say that sun down in a of gold; the turned all things to the eye liar Woman's First Duty II . forth the face was brighter than the Having used such expressions for twenty years man awakens to himself a habitual liar. We mil-1 also mile modem School of wit not deal in the pure, delicate humor of Syd- Smith or Charles Lamb, but for its effects depends upon gross ex- and word pilings. Thus, not only I be playground schoolroom, but the papers and through extravagances, arc leaching men lost rain language to very uttermost, h Hint style is which has most abstinence, forswearing ad- and adverb, dealing in the simplicities. That is simple. and frankness mid A woman sad yet has lo pet form the duties of housemother and maker, must learn to her limitations or she get through her task with satisfaction lo herself or her writes Robinson in Home Journal. learn lo . her strength and not in doing t lags, which else can do a- well, that have enough left for the demands that n. else She must balance the claims of charity, and her own household, and refuse in he pushed beyond powers of is hard lo shut one's ears to what seems a nail of duty, bat to wife home the duly, the field given her to cultivate, and her part may lie only to train and support the workers whose business and duty Is at; The indications strong -it a breaking out of old which has played havoc with the party in North de- It, from of more than one victory, Impairing useful diminishing ii prestige in 1876 Vance, by a supreme effort, overthrew his Titan Set lie, and I be lire paragraphs in the newspapers to Ins arrived in or Charlotte, or in In-put of I he will scarce have a vole pulled again- Hardly be devised . ab our defeat. Ii produce- and offers an excuse 1.1 every doubtful or warm voter to from the Observer, Shoe is Truth. During the month of July we will make a special offering of several lots of SHOES OXFORDS Greatly Reduced Prices in or- to reduce our stock. Ki .- ,. . , ,, v. ., nude B lo i . . pi .- Slate of City of J. makes oath he is senior partner of the of Frank A Co. do- business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of for each and every case of Catarrh cannot lie cured by use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. Sworn and ed in my presence, this lit day of A. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh is taken in and directly on the blood and mucous of the system. FRANK J. Toledo, Sold by druggists, Hall's Family the No About the Advertising. some later ones, for that mailer seem never to have agreed as to the propel pronunciation of the word Sonic contended that the Mosul should placed on the second liable. Others third was the place for Leaned have lawn advanced to prove the correctness of each met h of pronunciation with the usually displayed by dis each of whom is convinced that be is right. Hut, alter nil the pronunciations are still in use. There is, how- ever, no longer any of opinion among progressive mer- chants as lo the power of an when printed in a news which is popular among the people, to bring customers profits to the Record. CURB rear and will, Chill Tonic at r Mils In lake Money if it fill. K-- the you None other as by Drug Co., of Dry mi, Woolen and NO BIGHT TO The woman in face. form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be at- tract must heap her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down she will If she has or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, skin erupt ions mill a wretched complex- ion. Bitters is the iii the world lo regulate Stomach, liver and lo purity the blood. It given strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, skin, rich It will make a good looking, charm- woman of a rundown invalid. Only cents at L. Drug store. A Story. A big water moccasin an is-l bad a morning in the river near Market dock furnished a rather creepy kind of amusement to of people. The snake tried inn the eel wouldn't swallowed and about the lime he got halfway down he would make a break for freedom gel nearly away from his enemy . Then the snake would try again the performance would be repealed. Finally a by- stander ended the struggle by kill lag the lbs HIS WAS Mr. K. Lilly, a ell Mo., lately had a wonderful deliverance from a death. In telling of he was taken Typhoid Fever, that run into My lungs became hardened. I was so weak hardy sit up in bed, Nothing helped inc. I expected to when heard of Dr. King's New One gave great relief. continued to mm It, and now am well and strong; I cant say too much in its This marvel- medicine est cure in the world for all threat and lung troubles. Regular Ma and Trial bottles free at J. Li Drug Store; per guaranteed, ll lip ll was Secretary pears, who as i free lo Spanish troops as n further inducement for the defenders of lo ll Idea, and no mistake, and may he proper to Mr. credit. Now hi the Secretary public ideas ear lion beef; of hem in Hip- where the simple-t military were of of troops armed with Springfield rides against an enemy equipped w of keeping soldier- in hack ground while musty bureaucrats and fussy old women ran the War Department. Let us have the whole story of Algerian from the Algerian point of view, so that re for post department derelictions may Philadelphia Record. The way lo make grow and prosper as far as is possible, lo the men In bus that city. These men pay to support the government; they contribute to the various In- which from lime to lime ask for aid; they credit to parties who must at cut fines, they are entitled lo far more foreign merchants who never add one cent lo city's revenue, and ho are lacking when there is a call for nations for any purpose. Money which leave-here for other of trade is gone forever, but the money put in circulation lure oft- times comes back to Bra hands, and again begin- its son News. Soil . nub 83.00 Lot It'll, Lot few .- in Rich style and values. Special sale and 82.00 ,; nil . . v I pi i S, ll is lot ., . of tin- -I pi mid t 1- in i,. whether it lie ; man's first i- I ,. mid build up a pro, .- . he hard . I , In mil ii.-i . . tin- I her rd as ii-e mill enliven lion private or In the publisher's . . Paying Double Prices for i, all ,, hi. ho. Hid iii IO J,. No. v I'll. So lag ii I . . I. II ,. . . -I I In l I I -i No j, . . II t ii. . .- N. t. K. L-. l . in . ; ,. ,. Solid Oak F. ., 1- .-. II. -9 l Ad-I.-.,,. w I. No it a i gel I I have made spoil. ;,. hen you buy then Lot Oxfords it, at Special sale The above line of shoes will lie an ask in a -In mutt, e counter ours in J. B. CHERRY CO. Snakes F. of was Id and be tells us of a big snake killing took his plantation, known as the place. He in company with Jim Royal . and were cutting board when they ran up a garter snake about four long. They proceeded to kill snake and found that she was mother of a large family When the I snake was I hero came from her body u per feet Porty- two were killed, some got away. some that were cut in two that ere not Durham sun. hi Boston the other day horse held thirty cam blocked I raffle for over hour, re . Immovable while mini was rubbed In bis mouth, ignoring a biasing paper with which his whiskers were and the Utmost for u heavy blacksnake whip by j a driver. A happy thought Bully struck a bystander, Who procured a soda siphon, and. I taking deliberate aim, squirted half contents in animal's car. A- -non as he from the hone do the B two-minute gait, and the blockade was lifted. Advertising and tension. ll would In- almost in the world ii nib in keep v. iii. of I null. fact, it may In asserted as an established -1 n advertising, set I public a safe and in iv-paper 1- one most agencies which the enterprising lire A windmill may if r big, bill w u hid it will pump water and grind no grain. A merchant may a . , but If lie do not advertise North Carol bin low and have iv high . M.-y 1- iv than ha- ye 11-. than ever has been. Brokers Bali a price net ting four Vessels Sold By the Navy . of Navy has disposed of several vessels chased the a- follows; The repair ship at sold at The collier sold at The ferryboat Baal praised at Phillips, Wool Watson, of Portsmouth, Va. The collier Niagara, sold Of the other vessels offered for sale. I be yacht at was withdrawn at the of War Depart men and to that Department, bids for the ferryboat Gov- at were rejected, as the highest less value of vessel will be appraised and offer- ed for -ale again. per cent, interest. it i- more fur a man lo in Time when There is a ill in- Indicates I minds and in many churches to subordinate the sermon to oilier parts of the service. The sermon is sandwiched in between anthems six per cent could lie readily had responsive readings, large investments. Now etc. There Is a fad for We have no elf if he so plan- with ibis Some be can gel three and a long. Some very half Thai is to . long. was -inn for are for the purpose of enter competence nm- must now have the shorter the bettor, If . In,. is a message for city bomb indicates Cannot he made and deliver growing decrease of faith in by tide. A sent from etc Men are for should disdain any advice or lies. Stocks g. up and down like ion a- to the length of Many moll. Hod does not. presumably, Nm th sales indicate call fools to preach. A preacher Mime of our towns have splendid I enough In preach has credit, notwithstanding the sense enough to know how long to broke Stale two ear- ago.- II is said President Mr km mail contains an average of 1200 a eighty percent, of which never reach the eye- of either the hi- private secretary . They are Sorted by tin clerk- under direction of vale roller and sent I. the proper departmental for alien Over begging letters arc daily included in Hie half as many more arc assistance personal matters. u, Bale Paints Oils BRUSHES Hardware a I he Cotton tan pa has met Led -line in development of it bale business. Last year ii had less presses in operation w Idle tin-, w ill have over work, Chicago for building these presses i- run night and day and new lions are being a- rapidly possible, preach. the of the persuasion. from this view. People need be taught I he ill of I he gospel. The preach- who proceeds on assumption of tile know will make a great mis and av. I. OXFORD- N. C. . . t I he In -I -live the world for t, Bores, I Teem, Salt Mores, hap Hands, Chilblains, Facilities Increased, Charges Reduced, Boarding Enlarged h guaranteed to I mi or . . , , . i . pr. I I II I. I. at I N. is. Engineer and Surveyor. Mills x N. c KI AT LAW, N. C. Dr. D. L. j. N. Sons more