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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

EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE. X. C. D. J. WHICH Ed. K Owner. Entered I Post at Greenville. S. M Clan Hail Mat tar. Tuesday, i. 1809. What was it some once hail broke in Georgia Alger has pit nut where he can talk is tailing how did in planning to send Spanish back home from Santiago. The Atlantic Line is end with furnishing the beat car service of any railroad in the Slate. The service some of the railroads give is really a sham. A Louisiana who were lug for a rape came innocent lunatic in the woods shot him to death. Another evidence that mob law is danger lynching should be avoid- all the towns in the state where the trust was try- to get of the warehouse conies the news that the resulted in failure. Thai la good news. Down with trusts, anyway The committee Investigating the management of the agricultural department and the are making some bad discoveries. There has been gross of funds. I. Ramsay, who was Secretary of tho Board of Ag- is a star witness the investigation. That Agricultural Department investigation in progress at hows up worse and worse. The way the fusion crowd plundered the treason of the is a for the State the into Democratic hands. A few more years at the rate the fusion were going would h e bankrupts the State. star is sometimes more live than bullets. V. a mob to lynch some murderers, They had gathered about the jail and were attempting to get in to the prisoner's cell when tamed loose a stream of water mi them from a large hose. It not lake long to soak the crowd. Georgia mobs are not only ii warm for bud in that State, are looking after as well. In Jasper county where Mormons had been proselyting people a mob of masked men took them from the elders rode off with them. The elders have mil heard from since. This lynching bad- is being lamentably overwork ed in Georgia. at is the beading to the of the cremation of his body. lint what this were true. Yet. alas, it is not the last of the noted inn Years must elapse before the poison in world can be eradicated, it it can U while his memory lass, were good for man If ins memory and teachings could been with his body, of our exchanges are their voices against the of bicyclists mi the front of their wheels- w hen they ride. should la-slopped by law. If individual of mature years wants to i a wheel has the right to do so, but no one baa the right to lake a child too young to its and therefore, too to object, and subject ii bicycle The Charlotte Observer man who rocks boat, he win blows down the sic of a gun, and he who rides a bicycle a in front of him, as all belonging to the same class. original OBSERVATIONS. nude i The Orange Va. The seal of egotism far the most deceiving drink i- la taken a The easiest id the world to find fault with is a -i-. better local bread alone than is run I'm I In- bailer. When one man calls another a liar all the ins a strike. law ever been pissed which prevents a man from play the The gels the worst of the bargain when some people join the church. Some people ii easier to lake than to take them as come. A pretty girl banging on our arm is a form of capital punish to which we oiler no Grange boy yearns to reach especially when It belongs to his girl's father. A man's bank account covers up of in this world, ii will be it affair in the next. Two lovers d in eel In -el- the kissing bug. Man wants lull little here in through life, unless he slops to lake aboard I her fellow w He. When i woman --i- I op hat a no dress made she its has an at luck of I I Industry, not idleness; not red energy . n l t u lion co operation, c an- the elements I to build up a low ii. An I man when c lug be had a girl ; now be in-1, he lie a wife, bill in- mention n. JOHNSON'S WILLS V Mil Is, I . . H I- slay g lie ill Johnson's Mills Dr. Noble- and II. Kilpatrick weal I,, y . Harding is spending line I in die. will St. John's Hun Taylor, of count came Sat and re home Sunday. ism i-i c. ii. i THE COt VI . in i . . trios. meet held in the Town of Beth July 1899. s. was elected tempo- ran chairman and l. WT. Corey secretary. The following work w as was moved there committee of seven i r i men appointed to take subscriptions for the purpose of providing new school building in the town of Bethel. The was as Prof ii Robert SI t Mayo, It II Grimes. Then was moved and seconded wail on he The following M ti White l-M Manning, l.; J i; ell James, Me U II Martin. Carson, M a Ward, Z Cortex Barnhill, i Mayo, l.; lied Gardner, Hi K Grimes, K Hunting. II trey, WOO; Bill, s; on. and ill n be n I, in the build one one vote mill each man should vote accord- t. stock or fractional parts, thereof as to the electing u Board of I'm-. selecting cite for building. H its I lieu in and a ilia, i in- make sonic decision an to who should ho their teacher the Prof. was elected with hesitation of a single man. was then moved and seconded Hull the send the pro .- meeting the and hate II put in the Bethel column. Tin- people having no other before I hem adjourned .; August the l-t a Hoard Trustees and for other ;., . I I. r . Se. . We are glad to know Up pointed me of I hate done well In and I i ii, i in of Bethel and the are glad to know I. will lie The gulf section of had bad Gil in pit has struck in Texas. Halt a million dollars will be July to , , W. I. II ill every Saturday, X. T. is clearing off hi- to building. I'M ward of Raleigh, Is his W, J. The tale Tot is. of Francisco. Cal. left a fortune of Two thousand I struck in Chicago, III., lying up Andrew Carnegie has offered to give for a public library ill Sail Diego. Cal., if a site be do- . noted. The gold mill estate, In is tube reopened and Worked, idleness, A Pioneer's Society, Cripple Creek, Col., will to who Hie mines, and who is now in poverty. The Society, of go, III., has pledged itself to ad- M II. Harrison in whatever political race he may; en- I New Yorkers propose a special production of While Squad- at the Metropolitan Opera I House In aid of the Home fund. Cleveland, Ohio, is have trouble the striking street oat employees. of the populace is to be with The railroad commission of South j Carolina has made a freight cotton to per cent. The railroads fought the reduction were overruled. Adolph the famous sausage maker wife w as found dead in bis cell in the Illinois Stale prison, w here II is a dull day for Georgia when a lynching docs Virginia Chemical Company have engineered a trust. Crime of Atrocity Com. is Boot out. j The low prices by City Limits. so to the Washington, July of Georgia many of hate just been captured them are letting of l his place. Several of our boys will g, on to Smile new Hue of Dress Goods received by B. Manning Co. The colored Baptists are holding a protracted meeting here at Mount this week. Bryan moved last week is now very conveniently situ- ins post office slate Ilia Mrs. W. I. House is able to sit up walk around a little. Academy street is being opened up and graded. This has needed doing a long time. Friday morning I'm and J, I., Jackson left on a buggy for meeting at New Hope beyond Fence bus is still grow in of I he advance in however is lo order once before it gets any Higher. Since is over A. ti. Cox Mfg. has gone right in to making wagons, and will have the one completed In or three days. fanning Co. has lie- j gun work on the tomatoes raised this and no doubt will have quite a spell of it before they get done with them. to send your or j for brick to A. G. Cox, a- he I is anxious to gel Ibis kiln removed j in order to make another, and can give you a bargain. i Wise Than Wise people are also rich when they know a perfect remedy for all annoying dis- eases of the blood, kidneys, liver and bowels. It is Hood's which is perfect in its action. It so regulates the entire sys- as to bring vigorous health. It never disappoints. Km I.- . i in ram ill . in i . m t ii, M . . , y I K III SI i hi, ,, .,,.,. Ins II .- Poor la-tilth f . . p, I II I I I I-. If- . I I -II, . work i it In list I I I , hum II hi i m Mu. la ,, c M . W . i l l bull i . ., , i i . i . U I -I i , an it . , I. i., o. s. V. IN v BELLE I be police of this for a crime I in the or feeding them to c a week ago, that rather ship them. and after the been in Washing is paid. ton. The victim of the crime is Nearly arc Mrs. white j strike in New York. woman. Mrs. attended wife. a circus last her and committed the south western part of Ibo city, W. Va. and started for about Me., lightning o'clock. She was and wagon, taking a freight all the the annual and and. in passing mar the canal they were by I. A. Kent, late of a gang Four of Iowa State Col Giles, dragged to u ,.,,. by the vacant lot, beat him into Ambassador Washing and him. Six others ,,,, to to It hi- been -aid that death loves a shining mark, and this saying nits demonstrated June when the angel of death visited the and Clark. look from them their only daughter, Leila Belle, in the tenth year of her age. She was a joy o her mother, always ill, In help and comfort her. it i- painful indeed to lose such II Jewel from home circle, but is comforting to remember the Lord takes these beautiful from chilly winds of earth plants t in.,. congenial soil. They are not death lo the pure and good Is the entrance to a larger and fuller life, life ended like the glorious sunset rounds mil completes the perfect day Life, no matter how short, something. in in ii- cradle will live again in hearts of those who loved and it may be, pi a pail in shaping lite- of win, Still -holes of I line. The blessed Lord can sanctify Hie of life loom good, may lit-so in this case, may look lo Him who in the darkest hours of this lite. ., Hi II -I . ,. Many golden nines have been lost from rheumatism. By taking now they be permanently seized Mrs. knocked her down and stilled her They then carried her into tin- high commons, where she became unconscious. tides, on recovering conscious- Hint hi- assailants had their attention lo Mrs. called loudly I'm help. His cries were responded to by several policemen, to Hit-scene, but the lied in the darkness and escaped. Giles and Mrs. were assisted lo their American fanning methods. Nelson, a , , . . B I has ended and remain at real null em an. secured i i ., the call is sounded Never Mustered Out. We the steps taken the to a will be followed lo a culmination of the in view. Such an will of value to and should also result in the editors of the Democrat- press, Asa rule, the politicians so mi as a campaign formation that ha believed would lead lo I he arrest of the men. A named Barry was arrested. his guilt that each of his nine had Mis-. He furnished the police tin- and eight of them were arrested In Ike police court this the were given a bearing rape. Mis. positively me her assailants. They were all held for the grand jury on the against I hem, and four were hi id on additional charge of highway rubbery, Confederate soldier who had been mourned as dead years, turned up at his old the day. His sou. aged III. him from old picture. Ill- n He married again but was dead last, No so with the partisan tor, lie watches while the army rests and give the alarm of duties are and hence it is that these sentinels the watch lowers should lie equipped the that the Carolina Is- as early so that the be to champion the people's interests ill that must be fought Salve. The lies salve in world for fills, Bruises. Sores, I leers, Salt Fever Teller, Chap pi d Hands, Corns, and all Skin and positively cures or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give faction or Done; refunded. Price cents par For sale by La. Woolen. SHE Hon the Won a OM remarked all turn lakes for a face. lo dew n I a one of those great, aM In- from cigarette, I a down one of Ilia any Kill I met knew wasn't worth man; did she show II. inc a pier with a Baal in the end of It The test, ye lilt nix feel below the end of star, a ti- One I was to the ch-l Hi t and I i nil far a good If It weren't for the of off Ho- taking n of nix to Hie Bunt The girl look- ed me and said that even If one did Boat U I'll down .-ind out on said. I re- piled, she turned an her nose me I'd t I'd her and a of Mow- She told me to be In morning I'd k.- her do It. I was bright and And blow my eyes, old man. Bile did do wasn't she hurl, n bit. The had raised the Baal a level with the pier, and end the rolled oat u her wheel. wasn't Press. . ; vast- . r. II. . t . . . M K turf expert upon president the h of on which ho writ A pool nil r on a f paper up to n In the sixteenth cent man Murk offered to Queen a of chain h One it could In- it was put a f T prove it to r. Which Hew away with It, Tho mutt fact iii thin matter, which so a of touch for Mils was that Mark a all kind of tools all lone. A Joseph a carriage as as a of ruder a it was Bible see lit i with detail carried out to perfection.- Kaunas city lowering said a chief of division in of tho sun don n doctor, lo here, h limit lit- look throe leave last week, and when ho re- tin lie with a tin tor's was l Is to certify that ho his been under care for past three etc. lie submitted i mo without butting eye. he looked real hurt at the mouth when I bin he make of n game half . as . . of such 0.1 i- . lake nil can .-up plying the to f the r- expert will Hue or a aunt is . m tend of an baa a print lacked up as copy. be to in the a scene U a lake with n to the lie will lake, the and the to I'M canvas, the time he Is through with tho hist one the on the Mrs Is dry, lie proceeds hi I lie tinier truce, I temple. his helper is put ill All small a I by the time daylight wanes the row J will done Hy slab of work- j I to lo con- t his ho no Haw In waiting on the drying of pigment a picture as would turn about Including frame, the net oust of the to the being in he of The gets for his mi i of average n la rear in out. I know. amount, hut ho has two As you may see. Mime of the pictures are by no means of In of their slap dash i- iii Tint, it many -in cent In doing artistic things which may or not to sell. The others bring In n income and keep the pot Or- Hr- I The fore art -1 nil sessions in America i about m . settler has cut his way Into the fringe vast woodland, hut his are with if lire which kn; it m thins yon notice how man who u ton knock ashes from hi will lave spend Intel In brushing bis v fain bridge Prent, We Mack eats, take them rough running, have brought more than good Journal. Mir 11.-i-i.-a. man lo whom you were Just talking say your a wore nils- asked Mr. wife severely was simply a It wasn't Intended for your ears well, yon Insist; he didn't were He said. they ton Mrs An The I'm Woman living Ion a great humorist, he Tho Dog Kneed Yen. got a lot of funny In one of Interest is ruins, mi the hill, of a temple of refuge ill Great, It it the very hut of the where In old days, during strife, the sought Immunity from these temples a man might not pursue enemy. This ruin Indicates a vary in form, about fast long by wide. Is gained through n narrow two high walls, Interior Is laid oft In terraces paved with smooth, Hat atonal The wall up hill Is fret high, did on down hill side root high. and both are feel thick at Whitney Harper's Weekly. How Will There is a vary simple for laid- the average number of which it any ago ma to live. If age ha from Ni. two thirds of remainder Is the gnawer This result is not hut ii u In-lame, a man god might by ibis rule expect to rears longer, which is what the actuarial tables At the expectation of life out at nearly years, while Indies It us more At BU the rule allows Just over year, the table shows a little The a throw It owe their A lady In round one throw it our her It went halter's window and lilt a who was S now bat. This 11-111. of In lit of Insanity, had lei him him glass Window. ensued, though on nobody what It was all Wean no lawyer, we have of of the upon the ground that it butter and more pa- to vote for it and one can than vote for it or to oppose it. we have authorities nay that it will be into the Likely constitutionality may never lie called in question if the people of North Carolina ratify it. Hut whether or not, it makes for make toward progress, that is the mail. The Sweeping Slaughter than keg C T THE the Clewing. and Notions post the 1.1. Points. AUK WOMEN. Groat Clothing Sale a per Cent. cut. Now is the time to buy clothing on Them, Others Tim v g, E. n. for a trip over in Virginia, Mia. A. Griffin in WAS SOW 14.75. GOOD RICH EVERY DAY PLAID SUIT 2.75. A 1.1. I GO THIS SIM IA I. S A FINE 14.00 PANTS FOB SEVERAL ill . i -i i in re from tn T PLEASE, Mr. Mi, , I. I. m. , Miss Laura arrived to vis- it Mrs. r. Garden, has position here as bookkeep for ca. in morning. He will l- Mrs. II. I. Ho. u. ;, Carol.,,,. i , in-. sou Paul n and K. n . ;. . . . ,,. this morning tor . . ,., I pi . in mi ii . i sun i- nearly l million i. Harper, mi. EASTERN REFLECTOR LOCAL INFLECTIONS. your ground for retailing for rent There been rain enough to freshets. your from cart. One man town possesses four- teen dogs, all of i in-ill bird dogs. No man knows successful lie will in- in progress on Oil lank near tin- rail Von need the weal her to stick any closer to you I this does. people can ask if II is i-n now the words mi-It iii their mouth. A new lot of the Parker Pens, several styles, at tor Book More. Weeds are lo take the town it is no use to Out them in wet weather. The man who wants a bushel of never slops to think that he might get along on a pint are, heads a i e I baa If tin-one you have is dull and heavy you need Hood's i I It will give prompt re- lief. every young man should consider is that thinks more highly of him than ho does of himself. I in I'll n- for policemen have arrived and the are out in Ilium. were furnish by Frank Wilson. want to let a to cut cords of pine The Co,, N. have their office out to their new inn hi i They have hail an down town while the n-r was going up. Urn We 1,000.000 of which we by contract. I'll. N. a good fountain pen. The Parker Pen lends nil others. Kind Reflector Hook Store. Saw have sit million of pine which we want and kiln dried by contract. Parties inter will correspond Tub Co., N. pi,, I T ;, James Harper, of t . Wednesday hen- returned home the evening train. i Of. Haiti.- . who Mi-i- I.- Wednesday evening. Miss Lilly Jennings, of Lynch burg, who has been Mrs, Ivy Smith in took the train here for M . , sold in has The Animal the Confederate Veterans Grimes Camp was to day the grove near S. Tun- Mrs, it. w. and children came home morning's train from a trip to Seven Springs. Mr stall s near residence, The drove through the dance was larger than usual. Every township in the county was II. M. this morning New York in new represented. lour names goods, Charlie one of wore enrolled, the his salesmen, accompanied him to tarnishing lite largest making the selections, the 8th sec and ti. the-17th third, was a big fort to spend a few meeting thoroughly enjoyed by all During his J. I. will Mayor m. Solicitor L. I. Annual of officers of the Camp was gone into and K. A. was elected , ., . u , California. He reports a Secretary k. , Chaplain. While the people of Greenville take no interest whatever In these arc of great lo many of I he old soldiers no day in the year is looked forward to with more pleasure than July the t day fur tin- reunion. May many more reunions by n Mia. J. A. Brady day evening from a visit lo May from Kin stun this morning and mil to Mamie have returned home fr. a visit to Miss Rosa ville, arrived this morning Mis. i;. W. II. Jr., baa front New Bern ready for the open- of the market. Rev. W. I. of Ayden, through this going Wilmington a days, W. II. Harrington tiny evening from Washington i he had an Jesse came home evening Horn a trip lo Norfolk, Baltimore, Washington Peters burg. Mr. and Mr-. and child. came in day evening to visit her mother, Mrs. Marshall. Mi. and Mrs. U. Randolph from a visit u her parents Mildred. Hogged a I Miss Mary of Mrs. State farms, i Randolph, i i. I the women In I In and lushed, ii j lour days. The State paid pension issued eleven ago. A Charlotte used hi ii leg the head . another I i t In- la I skull. is mid the Hand was arm, in ill re for . lice in A a . near Winston, bit a large piece of each i- feared that one or both arms will have lo he amputated. John C. Scarborough, win sen rd I as Stale of Public I met ion, elected cation in Hertford . Tin- lilts i formed women have BLOOD TELLS. . , i . . t f Attar two Premiums been paid in . i I 111-,, till is Heavy and N. C. I Cot ton Bagging and mi hand. produce sold. A u ill of Newark. N. J. I. Value. Value, I. up Insurance, Extended Unit works Will be throe years after lapse it you ate in health. Year No Restrictions, s. On are at the of the second and each year, provided the Ear current year la- paid may i- used I. To reduce or To Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment during Of J. L. N. i-. Get Share. If good crop prospects mean we think there will more than usual in circulation this tall. Every business man wants his slime the mail whose is Is-st in the minds pie ii ill be they i In iii-i when they go their money. This is where of advertising BOMB In. People read the and sec what you have to say, Try the you want to reach them. Ag K T Will par Mi i Night mill Mun- M it it other I km I tho an Is- Court House young man about years of age, accompanied by a robust young lady who said she was Is. walked in lo Superior Court Clerk's office at the Court House. Clerk Moore with his usual them to seats, mission. The young man was not long in making his wants known and asked fur a marriage license, This Was out of tho Clerk's line, but he consented to to Register Heeds Moore's office where aired document was soon idled out. In the meantime It became evident that were anxious lo waste no lime having the per formed, so Register Moore called ii. Harding from office across the hall. and the were Boon smiling and as and wife. The were Mr and Miss Mil tie Hilt Crowd, Vet Room All. en Springs hotel has lately been enjoying tho boom In For the punt ten days number guests has averaged above JO, much of the nine there were from to Many of ed their lime out and to their BOOMS, consequently an desiring to spend awhile I here will comfortable rooms and agreeable Be Prepared Tho f i not a very M- to the woman who Is prepared. If Mother's Friend r. , Ti n i- Is- mi fully tag the el t will be tho hour v, II re- much and labor will will bu all after win I a tbs co., equal Eastern who has bean spending a few days here with his left this mom- where he has a position with Amer- Tobacco Rev. A. noon fore Morehead. Miss Alice Atkinson Ibis morning for Norfolk. Rev. M. Watson left this afternoon for Morehead. Jar vis came home this morning from Morehead. Prof. w. ii. Hit Car Seven Springs. W. F, Harding left this morning for via Chapel Hill. II. I. of was here Thursday Alderman J. I,. Woolen return this morning Harry Skinner returned Thurs- day evening from Washington. Miss Delia Forbes returned home this Burning from Bevon springs. II. P. returned Thurs- day afternoon from a trip all about. II. W. Ibis morn lo visit relatives s. v. of Washington, spent last here and Miss Barn, arrived Mrs. I. S. Adams, one tobacco boys, returned from Thursday Harry Kin ton. here and home evening train, Tom Skinner, Jr., of Hertford, who has visiting his uncle, Skinner, this afternoon, Misses Mamie and of who were visiting Miss return ed home evening. Miss Sadie Abram, of Mount, Who has beau visiting her sister, Mrs, let ill n home today, home. morning Tin- Lodger Monthly August The Ledger I'm- has n picture in fa rollicking urchin in a blue bathing suit, tip lo his in gentle surf, grin of Ida face which the III.--dilation. i- suggesting nail sen mil the freedom it for Ike day- of August, ha-a atmosphere of rot real ion, Gale- ways and Mummer Palaces of P iii v by arc bountifully Illustrated three full pages, a live article another page, -A Cape is another Illustrated at refreshing in subject and for a sum- mer of a Book In II. worth, s. a New episode, are stories to the Mil i- Interest- article of suggestions for this Important pan of the house. Affecting the Life of ti Voting by Mrs. Clement is a new feature of Ledger interest. in subject, full of charm- sentiment excellent shun how lunch power for good exists in our girls, and h much the our homes depends upon their gentle and thought act is lull of valuable ill- formation for even young girl. I-I. second paper mi Arrangement of iii number, Mr-. I. Barton Wilson tolls boa lo embroider net linens In beautiful i- a article delicate article- for wear. Ledger for is admirable summer number, and pi ice. cents, places it within ranch of everybody. The Ledger Mont i- Mi cent- a year to who cannot buy it ii t of newsdealer-. Robert Publisher-. Ledger Building, Has York city. week Inner man in and his wife children alone in their cabin, and when I returned foil ml child old lied its h ma tub water. child was only old and mil ho the younger out drowned. V. ALL WAST IT, MU I tobacco id THE IT HY was W, K. i left I'm E. this Wilmington, H, C. went lo Hen A. M. Moore evening from Wilson. went back to Morehead this Miss Pal Skinner returned morning front a in Kin-tun. II. of WOO has lending the encamp Newspapers. when from have everything In their They I mill the reach a that as a shining virtue to the man who lo sell. a favorite newspaper can not be in the hearts its any other soil of pub which insures a of circulation can not Profitable Using. Set The Pace. Ii should In- the desire am of every property owner to make hi- premises the neatest, must inviting in As says, it will nut cost you much lo shrubbery and in It costs less in keep your law us cut and tin- weeds kill Cd about place, and e-pee If you your home to look handsome, Keep god grass on the outside of your place. sidewalk and street arc In . i lull the hall i- lo i i- be II. Hid you ever a good wife to sweep the din her rooms leave it in I he hall more should you throw all your rubbish into I he gutters. Do wail for council and committees to the weeds . clean your walks, Inn do a yourself. Try I his plan you and sill I at the Are A man u- that in heartily approves suggest that our pen should lake some united get II class of the opinion that would mailer lo colony of people here u In- la hie and i his direction, The Ii was a Interest game ball of played here The game close all I bill in i score II I in lawn left at to return home, They were a genteel sol i l little fellows and had a pleasant ti here. They Keep it tip. Something in lo the from jumping on off trains at the depot. Only a few days ago a ear came very near run boy, but still they keep up practice. i- dangerous and is going coal some boy it limb or hi- life. work creator is an politician. M i MAN BEAST. THE TOP OP THE ALL. OH POOR. COMB AND SEE mm I N. G, j Forget in ME MM it Merchandise B. WHITE. tub Finest or all mineral waters. i i tor I Iii It- general restorative properties are wonderful, Each Spring has pi-i ii I i All seven are marvelous. M I . I I TO TELEPHONE TO iii hotel, in free to free Persons slopping at oilier hotels or boarding -c-. i per w eek the use of Seven Springs water. lei ins mill G. F. SMITH, Proprietor, w, o,. Tobacco Flues in and ii lull Ii experienced Tobacco makers employ such cheap work- men and make ill lilting tin i bale put loops on so O can lie them together with w lain. We haw lifted years experience in Tobacco making ii don't have in in i ii iii but, course, op-mi IIi.-iii II you Von will us Tobacco Factory where we arc busy making and Tin Hoofing. Bicycles, Pistols E. CO.

The Book Store Has on hand a fall supply of The Standard Bottles Never spill when turned over. r mil n. in. Mid Sunday and pro -In II., Lil A. a., Rev. I. in Sun day, and evening. Pray- it meeting Thursday evening. A. W. pastor. Sunday- school a. in. l. M i. Ken ices Sun- day, evening. evening. N. K. Watson, pastor. Sunday p. W Harding, M Sen ires third Morion, pastor. Sunday school Moore-u regular iota. A. r. a a. M. Greenville Lodge, Nil -M. meets lit.-i and Monday evening. B. w . M. i. M. Beam. Bar 1.1 1.0. Covenant Lodge. evening. I. I. N. i. Bee. K. P. Tar River Lodge. So. .;. Friday evening. I., Fleming, C. Cut. K. . II. B. A Vance Council, No. meets every Thins lay even- Wilson. B. M. It. . See. u. A. night in I. . . hall. A. ELECTION NOTICE. I In l of the Legislature North entitled art to provides town of Bethel, I'm county. North I lie Mil 1899, and in pursuance governing elections, the Board of county do hereby five notice there will lie held 1.11 the in August, at polling place in Bethel township, Pitt upon Hie in said township. Books of will be opened and trill beard and Maid in accord MOB the laws of North AH those are in favor of a shall vole a or printed ticket with the words I and those lo vote against shall vote a t or ticket w the wards i; order of the Board of of thin of June, T. B. Clerk. EDUCATIONAL. OAK INSTITUTE. WILMINGTON R-B AND AND LINE the mil Beat Fitting la the MOTS. -a . em em Ai A M 4-1 m m t v i K. I'M AM V. i. m m I. r a t A ft M WM feet mm Stale eh far I be i. iii J. A. k M. H. HOLT- a a BA c Wire stand A. . lards in in V. ; S. Smith. Sit. Council, third fellow You may never but Should you ever want job . II.- Vi. r. and fourth Monday in lows II ill. W. Ii. Wilson An hon; s. Bee. the power of in a certain Deed executed and delivered and wife. is on day of and duly recorded in the Register of Heeds office of county. Ninth in N I. pages tS, It and the will to door in for earth, to the highest bidder, the 18th July, following property, to it ; and in the of in township, adjoining Hie buds of and and known as Lewis drew iii the division of lands containing thirty nine acres or to Mortgage Heed. This 7th of June Mortgagee. II. . HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL K. S. in Smith the offered Semis to College a larger cent of its students than ether school In the state. Special to Annapolis and Point. Ar . annul Turin in i la Boot Ar Ii St Si- t i a n a in M II AH Mill S IS a a s a ii i. i m i an c is ii a i M r a l M ones ., ;. J ASK DEALER Shoe . A J For . Ii Ladies, t . Give us a call. A------ Visiting Card i. Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A WEEK J. C. Cobb Son. B. m . i; m- . II. W. T. in I lie with an new and complete stock of------- Is only . a year am the news every and s information those Hal is con week, many, times mote price. I he The Daily Reflector the at t you you cents a OUght to month. every price Are not. We Carry SALE. virtue of an of the clerk of the Superior Court of in the case of Jacob Mil utter. Administrator of Ii. otter, H. Annie heirs at law. the undersigned Ad mi w ill sell for cash be fore the Court in t of the following piece or parcel of land sit in I In count of I'll and in township and know mil the division of the lands of Man Md otter Lot No. Begin- corner of No. and runs poles a corner on the. thence down said Creek t a point limn running a line; N. K. l.-o a the old t i i hedgerow, with said and Road to an assessment of due No. acres. oilers tn young thorough . classical, scientific, and Industrial education and pedagogical training. Annul ex- of the State of More than Has about students, representing county ill the State except one. Practice and Observation School of about pupils, in all free tuition should made before August 1st. it iii from those desiring trained teachers. and other lion address. M Kit. K. C. SOUS Board, full Tuition and Library foe To those log in to M one hour's work per in Industrial animal session begin 1899. J. M. RHODES, President, n ., ft am Students t Academic Licit I'm- lead iii Law . in Med- and in . New build Water Works. Splendid Li- Classes It women. a Board Baulk. Aisle opportunity far self-help. aid Loans for the needy. Free tor School for Teachers. instructors. students. Total enroll neat Hill. X. Porty day, m any in Small. in Board 6.50 to 110.00 for Ben. won- en to all for i I Mn B. Train tin- N-k s r. pm. p m, S NtH-k W p in. inn. t Vi pm a Tn. a in. Halifax II II a m. a in. daily on Mm m and i m. leave a m i m. arrive II no am m. dally Sunday. Train dally t p m. pm. arrive Fly- i. Ply- mouth daily. Sunday. a tn and day am. Train on Midland N O Sunday. T a m. a in. leave I Train on am. m. arrive in in a m, Rom low km, pm leave II w am pm. II fl a m arrive at Mount II daily Sunday. Train It loam and lea-et at a m and Train No daM Wei don all dally, all rail M mood, H. M. J. H. T. M. Traffic N. One of the beat in the cheapest Bead JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A. nil hi K. t i in Mi Hi NOTICE. n the of Au- A. D., 1890, I will -ill the door In ville tn for tract in one hundred and and as ill count. mi North Bast aide of Content in i creek, adjoining the creek, one hundred acres, or ail toe same devised to said It. II. by the last Mill of t the life Mar II. to an lion in my for l. II and which bean levied on said land an the property B, H. M. 1899. Dry Hardware, Sugar, in even STAPLE curried In a general Also Sell II W. OATH, I ION III AMI Our prices on everything lie a.- In a good article he Mild at. Von ace In- N In price paid kind WHITE A -N. do lug a in the WM on the 1st day 1899, mutual purchasing the interest K. A. Move iii the All Indebted to the firm are requested to make immediate pay- in i E. A. ll of July, Notice. lie t on Hie el day of July, 1899. Those Indebted In the can settle with either member. will be continued W. B. W. U. H. H A CLEAR HEAD; H. W. good digestion; sound sleep; a I fine appetite and a ripe old age, I i U arc some of the results of the use of Liver Pills. A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue. A Known Fact An absolute cure for sick head- ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour constipation bilious fever, piles, torpid liver i and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills W. IS OF Second Hand Bought and Commission. elf i -i-i of mud and la WE CLEAN MS PRESS SUITS FOR . for U . entrant ti WT- WK.- nm, m. . OLD DOMINION LINE Whichard, N. C. The in every in. inn S. M. Schultz, fancy side cit, butter, mountain butter, full cream chew, need meal and per BOTTOM lo M. Phone and M low lowest. II -t paid fin country produce. m the price OX SPRING LINE OF Lira, Win Goods COME and got some of the bargains I am offering. I i m SERVICE leave on and Fri- days A. M. for Greenville, water leave A. M. A. M. days. and Bailing hours subject de- ii.- on Stan of water. Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all point, for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay line from Baltimore; and from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Act. N. C J. N. J. B. BELT, -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF MILLINERY. Line of Hardware. I now lie found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. Hg ISSUE MISSING