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the--- V- The Eastern Ml KB Friday D. J.; WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TERMS per Year in Advance. -AT- VOL. XVIII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY. AUGUST 8.13 99- NO FULL TEXT OF II Allows All While Men Who I rider II to Vote All I in- Whether They Can Read Write or Not. AX The Assembly of North do enact C. Section I. Thai Article VI of the ion of Carolina lie. the same is hereby in lieu following article of said to Office. of an male in the Stall's, male who has years of age, sensing the qualifications set mil in Is article, shall pi- entitled to vote am n I he people in the State, except at herein other wise provided. He shall have resided in Stale of Carolina for two years, in the six in the precinct, ward or oilier election district in which he offers to vote, four months next the Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or other election district in shall not ate to deprive any person of the right to vole in the precinct, Ward or other election district from which he has removed, until four months after Men removal. person who has or who has confessed his guilt in open court indictment, of any crime, the punishment of which now is, or may hereafter he. Imprisonment in the Stale prison, shall lo vote, unless the said person shall lie Brat restored to citizenship in manner prescribed law . Sec. Every person offering lo vole shall lie ill the time a legally registered herein ed and in I he manner hereafter pm v by law, and the As Stably of Worth Carolina shall en- general registration into effect the provisions of this Sec. I. Every person present lug himself for registration shall lo read and write any section of Constitution in Hie and before he shall be en titled to vole he -hall have paid on or before the first day of of the year in which he proposes to vote, his poll tax as prescribed by- law, for the previous year. Poll taxes shall he a lien only on assess property, and no process shall issue the same except assessed prop Sec. male who Was, on January or any lime prior therein, entitled to vote the laws of any State in the State wherein he then resided, and no lineal descendant of any such person, shall lie de- the right to register and vote any election in the State by son of his failure to possess the ed- i mil prescribed section in of this ed, He shall have registered in with the terms of prior to December General Assembly shall pro- lorn permanent record of all persons who register under this ion on or before November and all such persons shall lie entitled to register and vote in all elections by the people in this State, unless disqualified under section of this Provided, Such person shall have paid their poll tax as required by law. Sec. ti. All elections by pie shall be by ballot, and all Assembly -hall lie viva vise. Bee, voter in North Carolina, except as in this article shall Is- eligible to of lice, but before entering upon the duties of the office he shall take following solemn- swear will sup port the Constitution and States, and it ion and of North not Inconsistent there- with, and I w ill i ills charge the duties of my office as . So help Sec. S. The follow classes of be disqualified pint, all persons who shall deny I be being of Almighty God. Second, all persons shall have been or upon pending, and whether sentenced or not. or nuder judgment of any treason or or of any other crime for which punishment may u- Imprisonment in . since becoming the Slates, of corruption and malpractice, unless such per son shall be restored to the rights of in a manner Bribed by law. See. ti. That all of the provisions of relating to registration and elections, as contained in the Constitution shall go into effect on the Aral of July. if a ma- of voters of State so declare at I ho general election. This amendment shall be the next general election to voters of Stale, in the same manner and under same and regulations as is provided in oral elections in this State, and in force May 1st, Raid election those desiring to vote for such amendment shall a or printed ballot with the words Suffrage and those with a contrary opinion shall cast a written or print- ed words Suffrage thereon. Sec. I. The said election shall held and voles returned, com- pared, counted and canvassed, and the result announced, under the same rules and regulations as arc in force for returning, comparing, counting and canvassing the votes for members of the General May 1st, 1800, and if a major- of the voles cast are in favor of the said amendment, it shall be the duty of the Governor of State, to the Secretary of State, who shall enroll the said amendment tied among the permanent records of office. lee, This act shall lie in force from and alter its ratification, In the General Assembly read three times and retailed this Slat day of February, 1800. C. A. REYNOLDS, President of the Senate. II. g. Speaker Representatives, State of North Carolina. I Office of Secretary of State, I I, Cyrus Thompson, Secretory of of Slate of the State of h do hereby certify and attached four sheets to tie a true copy from the records of this In witness whereof, I have here set my hand and affixed my official seal. Done in office this day of July, in the year of our Lord, 1800. Seal Secretory of state. golden have been lost by those who from rheumatism. taking now they will lie permanently; and positively cured. When is a Girl Sweetest At what age i-a girl the sweet is a question being salted. The will endeavor l ans the problem fol- At sixteen, in white mull and -ilk ribbon, sounding, in her graduating assay, the assay, the depths of philosophies that have puzzled the sages of and modern limes, she Is sweet, very sweet. In fact there Is a of the caramel and cream In every lineament. Al twenty, In shirt and pique skirt, just the suggestion of wild violets In the perfume she uses, the saccharine mutter is much more pronounced. Foil look for an and through your dreams come Hooting roses, soft wind-, the dusk hour, and man yon might easily given the This is a very dangerous age. Al you nice her under the white light of the ball room with delicate organdy and a cluster of making a effort lo bide a bare are playing those languid, exquisite waltzes of Strauss, yon fall ill the mood, go outside, light a cigar and decline by tin- whole category of gods she is the sweetest thing in solar system. Vim arc very foolish, but you don't realize it a year afterward-, you find a faded carnation in your dress pocket. At thirty you pass by and hear her singing a lullaby or perhaps you, aim not other fellow , are looking wildly about for battle a- she Kings. There is a halo from heaven abuse her head then, and you would die there on the doorstep, punching the face of any nun who dared de- you did not have wife baby in this or oilier town. Ai forty -he has a few wrinkles, bill you see She Is still the sweetest woman In you wear patches and build family. Al she is idling her grandchildren sea quaintest little stories about Mr. Nod and old man She is the essence of all i be sweetest then. At sixty, while hair and placid brow . she implant- n mil low your cheek when -he you asleep. Memory goes racing back over hills; you are tired, boy again, lying there In the open door- way of an old home, locust blossoms the petals are falling from the yellow roses on the bush at the corner of the house; it is almost dusk your languid eyes are watching the swallows gracefully circle over while houses of the little town. Mean aches, and all the bitterness years are en. And is really her, the an- gel and comforter of your hoy hood. When is a girl Inn she is your mother, to be sure. Orange Observer. Stale of Oil la, City of Ti i i Prank J. oath that be is senior partner of of Co., do- business in the City of Toledo, County and Stale aforesaid, and said will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each every ease of Catarrh that cannot cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. J. Sworn lo before me presence, this 6th day of December, A. A. , i Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh due Is taken In and directly on blood and mucous sin faces of the PRANK J. Toledo, O. Hold by druggists, Hall's family Pills are the best. A DESPERATE RIDE. is Bailed and . an -i men l . . Ar I lain i i i ; During of July we a offering of Lots SHOES OXFORDS at Greatly in or- t reduce our . II VA PATENT I.- I. KR mi ;. , l i- for I hi.- . fine Soft Sim . a.-, s Special sale it n i- gold have on River, Idaho. S-2.00 Lot I in each style l.-fl. and 1.00 special and s-2.00 Lot oxfords ., t gel Hi you have mode a when you buy them and 11.00. Regular H and 1.30 value-. I- above line of shoe.- will he hi a lo them selves, and a-k lo sec lo please, J. B. CHERRY k CO. Paints Oils BRUSHES Building Hardware a Specialty Littleton, n. c. I Hoard, Laundry, Pull Tuition for the cut ire scholastic year, apply lug in time above may be reduced to by one hour's work per day In Industrial I ml begins 20th, , RHODES, A. M. President, Inn who ll Ml . ; 1.1 . ., ii, it the , ll II I. I . I I hut u l v. l-v u Ins n , in. We make ire of I I . u it n lit I.--. -f hi- m ii lo eat ;. . . In i over I ho In Linked oil tin or It a Into the in , in safe- y. sol f . y and the hill riot hen were lorn awl received a mortal won ml. HENRY RANG When lit no Home Then I in pan mi- .-, I l tell am In the He nutting up a ire- hf-i partition win a II -Ire .-v. I tho me. -l r front it an i returned lo work . Hp and Vet. y a. Mr. I j k t. at Ni. t. V. a. is that Mr. V her . . tell mo y n went W lid not, I know let- Maud lie to II in So, won't I for he iii of- fire J i-t attend ti no let I'm drug They're not ; t; I want an natl -ii N . i. I not wait till you home ton that j ha fine j ; l up a of brute l Mr-. her ind you club you were going 1- pi i r night. Oh, no, i very limn, I am Yon d i the Well, you'll talk when p a Here, wait n moment. I km . i v a overt and pal I I-1 lit. t out lib ill tho lively Cincinnati Ru Hot-, iii- Win Cured. M I'll wan lot t tho lug , it tho other On. ii v lie A gent Ionian who . drinking, talk ; . i nights, to . ; Mint and who rained ; w. ; i health, will well the lo any r- i ; -i f hall u r cure, n fun I I Add re is, In , n for tho and i i i v.-i- nil ll bail i . her London v 1.1 ii- a n us any b carried In h In to- for cl rap net v i coat lo n n.- duly on thorn In n is hi com wet lea weighing or Duty paid Bum I t lb a and then n I eat on It I mi lea . morn; s. u bale tin h tobacco north York B . i la U j, i, ,. I for a hoy i Move i Ida father u . hi that ii out HI i nil i ,. i i urn ii work i Globe. Paying Double Prices Did . m buy . f. ., I,. C. No. M I'll- . i ., i you A fine of your- t . . to iii lo nation , ti . ii Md I-K--1 ,; No. R,.;. Pol- In t, . .,. ti lining What Co you of . Fan- Iv for It 1- of III CO, in . ion Why you . I w in h , lilt do , JULIUS HINES u SON. Md. What Tim Will following article appeared in his week's Ex- If the will moral- industry. enterprise, self-respect, raise pride business cooperation, the and for next ten years as be has the practice years, I warrant yon, the race would be a Dumber. Tin- will regulate itself this great South will lie yea more, will be truly the home of the free the laud of brave, par- The men in country propose to new way. arc reliable that the author of the above article is men of his race in the county of Scotland. He is well educated has been in- has a estate is educating his is a man of and the prominent and influential man of his race section of disposition is so prom- he was endorsed by Ben. t lover nor and Col, O. II. for the ill Thus it Will be seen that the leaders of re among the will the New s and BLOOD TELLS. Ill- I., h, If Inn. Hint mini On- I,, w 1,1.-1, kin If be II- T If you n . i i., I. Hill ii.-w i in-i- RHEUM AC ban Tl- Mini time i h r. will i Dip with Hi.- more. . mum. , n. k. I. II- I i,. K, I a i At Omen, ill. N. v tat iii i in-.-- M f. mm. Civil Engineer fOll AND WATER POWER. Mills It. R, C. n. c at LAW, N. V. Dr. D. Greenville, N. J. lb A store

EASTERN REFLECTOR II TO HANG. N. V. M. D. J. Entered the Post OHM -it N. as Second Class Mail Matter. TALK ABOUT North Carolina the State levies on each MOO worth of property all general expenses of the State government. schools, on the t per cent etc. etc. The comities rarely levy more I ban a like amount, many not more than half so much. In addition to this the larger to us and cities levy from on the BUM valuation, thus making the entire tax of value from. to The city Jersey City. New alone, levies this year the of value, the an thereof congratulate the tax-payers OB the prospects of re next year. Ami when we remember that the property this State generally is not at two-thirds its sash value, the low rate of taxation in conservative old North Carolina becomes apparent. Let stop our calamity howling and trying to oppress Poet. If the had said properly in the State general is not at one third its cash value it Would have come nearer to the truth than two thirds. Whatever N. August, Voting the dispensary today. crops arc looking Hoe arena i Bethel. Oar farmers are well pleased with their Ural i sale Mrs. C. II. and 1- sic n ville to relatives. Our commissioners they aw hi quarantine .,,,,,,. in say I ii to be valued by the tax pay himself worth when giving in time comes. There is no other thing under the sun which people violate their conscience so much as hen tog in their property for taxation. The lax rate in North Carolina is low when With some Others, we believe if prop listed its tine value one-third the present ate would raise all Hie revenue needed the state, u this way people would pay no more I under the present and this odium of false swearing when listing would be largely removed. Take for an example, as the question of fixation is now Oil the minds the here. The lax list for this Mar of all properly, real and personal, everything is taxable, docs not quite fool up In makings the need ed revenue of the for the year the Hoard of Aldermen found it necessary to raise about f in tuxes, therefore made a levy of cents on the If the property of hail been its Hue valid the need have been more than one third the present rate. Dues anybody suppose for a that is Worth only If do, and start around to what the town be bought win that counting every fool of land and dollar's worth of properly could lie move I for Sec I he If the aggregate of the listed prop ft of I he town iii Of Only a levy of cents would to raise the needed 1.000. What is true of in this respect is true of every town in North Carolina. We only mad this town as an because of a knowledge of tin home but the condition applies to the entire State as well. Norfolk. Va. the fever fright. Miss Kalie Si of hi visiting Mr, ii. A. Bell this week. Mr-. Li and Mrs. Bin Va. are vis relative here. Whiskey men seem I bi very much interested in the ms try election today, win should they when our law makers it with them to Of course sensible man how is g,, lug. Tuesday night there was large crowd at I In Besting Larson's Hall. They elected Messrs. M. u. s. M. a. Ward and I. II. Manning tins Or. J Crimes. S. A. Prof. O. II. James to draft the laws for the trustees, in and around seems to be much interested our purpose build a nice School building here and about been subscribed. We hope the work will go m as ton u State a building more t him we do. There are main line epigrams and proverbs in Spanish. oft hem cannot be s., as to preserve the and apt 11.- of the original. of c arc I he III English proverbs simply simile. They are used with all variety of application. A gentleman who was Mated near a group of young ladies at a rail station, with their fore- well kisses, stood as long as he could and then protested of I lie following arc some of the proverbs heard ill Mexico ; lie who never will cross is no gain without eider a closed cross i- A cat ill gloves will never catch hungry no bread is rs Condemn The Herald Ins a special dis- patch from which aye of the Nebraska troops returning from Philippines on Hancock express themselves freely there, and it was noticeable what they condemned vehemently led the aged commander. mincing words he entirely . said a Com- Ix . Nebraska team, the rate are pro pesetas; now ii win take tea to subdue the Filipinos. What is needed is an active, callable man an who will send out a regiment In win I lien The regiment's ranks look thin. in Philippines killed wounded. SM men. great- est leas suffered by any regiment the islands Twenty live of Nebraska men. including Colonel Tarboro. August Davis Mm spring are to Use Battle mat- Spring caused death of a young man mime I I in the Court here this week. The I rial ended today guilty, was sentenced be banged the bar. The Tarboro baseball play ed a game Wilmington yes latter place, resulting a of to t in favor of Tar bow. The batteries Tar- and Person and Sellers. Newspaper Charity. would be glad to con- to free all I. mi Bran la a Ii His nun i. i a pair from bis shop, r tr -i kins. till sell , Bias ether and cried i V I n i lbs v , J . i ii II d aw are I'M you la Jail fur l.-i of tin- nay bare fur a guinea I -iv HI I'll Haw kin-- slop roar of am i- las the r, roar la n lei. that Is Shut makes to so to in Manila to cause which presents into business. , good washes can is its stock In trade evil will end me a largely w. ii. w. r. with an entirely e and of------- We Carry A s years. When the river is passed i- lieu has little has little hi pill were not bitter would not lie trust money to those who keep their eyes on and make an of which ii must depend for support. In one man re enlisted. will see any of us returning to Manila very soon.- Colonel Million hi the future, therefore, it will charge for local table entertainments objects of w huh ate to raise This rule will be strictly and enforced. Hereafter our to charity will lie made In a direct and manner, and so as to in- with ordinary rules of spouse to a question. The Italian Trouble Washington, August I.-The International side of the Italian lynching in Louisiana has assumed a rather mow serious aspect, as a result of several reports re- here. These show Italian Officials oil scene lit was witnessed one at bees of Um the of Keeper who baa of Um snake was feed w t ll lie saw Ha Male, all bad lowed fellow bead n and a half Mill ii, ii win. once motion would It when as in. h. s meal would lbs Mae and, lbs bf rail. lo release This lie no task, as He in. bad a bold breakfast Aft- several minutes of r ill out snake was set at a n hut regained Us Wind and good luck do loin out of live men This is and sound business were Italian in the pawn j rule, and ought to be adopted by While the reports all newspapers for charity work is NOTES. 11.1 N. T. getting his timber for building his house. M. U, is taking j train this morning on a v to bis people in Bethel. Miss of I is friends and lives down here this week. The Misses t or and chard, of arc visiting friends in and around I his week. you . in If you Kill can for If yon cm. they can can cheaper than can. have all they, or a of who their Ii. V. Manning lo. Watch go arc go rail lime A. Ii. few brick left, which Ural order will gel. The boys bilking of try- lug to gel up a Hind, Of will hive lobe be inning, bill would add much life to the place. A. ii. Co bough a and have bean having a h ii his wheat Ibis week, lines made him think of Id times lo he feeding the thresh- again. is la our motto, If you be it you are invited to have a Ii our customers and see they demonstrate the fuel to A. Mn. Co, troubled and no matter I. are not Italian authorities no that will is good they are acceded to is by the now A frugal, fuller and the j much as think of returning thanks, No word is ill spoken if is They Oh. well, you not ill thing to up your paper a inflict a deeper In their wound sword. Made by The Orange Va. do know each has always more matter ill type than it make room for. The baa often had as much as forty or fifty of progress, and i- to remove all possible doubt I ma in of Italian embassy, has gone to He his been as consul to New owing to the the on leave, and that will goto and make a careful investigation, The Italian authorities have also Notions. Shoes. Hats. Hardware, Farm implements. Meat. Flour, Sugar. Coffee, Lard. Tobacco, etc., in fact every ST A PI. E carried in a general stock. We Also Sell HAY. OATS. CORY, COT- TON SEED HILLS AND AND prices on everything will lie found as low as a good article can lie sold in- Highest pan all kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING, n- After two years have been paid IN People with ways tongues. Ii is lug in the extreme to have people for your enemies. The road is rough with rocks and tilled slicks and done, when really fourths of the work has b, name of author would be his appropriate i have know,, enterprises to epitaph, matter in of the statement at- day day. lo Dr. Hodges, whose ll would led up to the lynching. This were so irritating, to see I bat after the he walked away, etc. themselves and H of a to claim credit for work alleged to warrant n. of live per- sons done hi, in- he give you up. You must the have Just ed me. I In roar own sin leaked at bin fur a moment as if she were halt arm she I have de- it can never nut you will tell he pleaded, I have to deserve till will v, answered, you ask , to do s. I will. Net hi then, that he had a two setts, he lam it Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Dizziness, Indicate Mutt i Ii.- r is out of p. Um i if tin and Ills, H Mind In Hood's Pill , all .;. compliments could I i- The American pig is now in a high scale with People. be launched, boomed, and One of the large ,,, ,,, ,,, success through the efforts are so much is who when the time one has liberty came for were egress. , not so much as and go all over place looking Newspaper men lo do I'm what you and no one will all work of charily , lag you or burden you with alien and Hogg H I. is in. e , them to brings I heir trade. The highway to happiness U as valueless and every- In places one can leave will, gloamings else's as priceless with. buying, as Iron, the mo The Hue rule in so. I, eases is inc. you enter door you are With the fragrance of fairest will, ,, or will, mi. W matters be put upon with let newspaper There is a marvelous in the a when they your own a gracious is now when many young men debate lion whether they shall and make effort for an or try the race of life with what the know already and can learn by themselves, It is a and young men should weigh well. We do mil know every young man Should lake a college course we Would say we believe the young man who goal to a mod college means by going lo do best lo prepare himself I In- In -I possible will in cud he has made a wise choice, though his college course be under vantages. Neck Com wealth. which shown the luminous light of love, giving In soul such a rap- Unit ii seem- born of Heaven radiance. The sweetest ever thrilled the man was when face ever was turned half shyly toward your own and you saw of love in eyes of ordinary citizen and heard Hie witchery den words of I will lie la I MI COUNTRY. The Norrie and Norrie mines, Mich., per cent, for The has leased Hotel at Port Wash., a invalid soldiers from Philippines. of Hallway Mail Service, New York, has gone 1.1 to postal I,. I,. on Ward Havana, Island, will be with stealing from 1111- in Havana. of War will re- Alger's private Victor Mason. There is some prospect an Italian DON may American waters mouth. and Advertising. It taken tWO spoonfuls of sugar lo a cup of for average you time you drink . and in or a spoonful. Have you saved any sugar mil, for the put III it her spoonful in, and you make and second brink ,. completes operation, the same newspaper space, space is a partial or total while a big one brings bank j Ma Hie it mid more, arrived ill San Domingo City Tribune. I People learn lo shun a store where I hey feel they can not leave without buying. Have store as free us air lo customers. I at I hem go In and at pleasure, bill be sure have when It. . . fir. a. of I . an I H. , Ii. U tile i or II ,. were in charge I I l . I I. r , hotel . . . a i lie table, ill II . I. Quay I for ail- very are getting all want I Inn. for II. I have not I, lo gel urn are 1-. a to Senator Quay. I hail money of own, I get in borrow III aw a Mi isl we four down barrow Joint in- ilia two parties then lei , I. Al certain seasons of year the Bad sea is almost The water taken feet below the surface lbs m in the Will often register as as DO If, In addition, a fit to blow, whole air i. full of a of Of line hot which blind lbs SI., Tun, of n Al a little married men's luncheon mil afternoon, by In honor of lbs a black man under to the of lane families II appeared that of lbs cams from families. lo hi r large tribal for a distance back, none the of ilia an the The lo signal Hie lo u likewise, to lids track large family nut it was mi go, II Dually up her the lo set the numerical of her to previous When the was pal lo her directly, she exhibited nary a Black, hut, languidly, am youngest f I ml IS all of the woman except who eon- UM her fan i drawn, dreary mile, at tire that I was reared la Salt Lake blankly the other women. Then no In Um of Into Ibo woollier loll Newark, N. J. Your Policy Now forfeit-able. J. Has Cash Value. Value. I. up Insurance. Insurance that automatically, ii. Will lie re Instated within three years lapse if you are food health. After Second Year No S. Incontestable. Dividends are payable the be- ginning of the second succeeding year, provided mi um for the current year Is-paid They may lie used To reduce Premiums, or l. To Increase Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. SUGG, n. o, D. f. IS Heavy and Fancy N. C. Cotton lagging always on ban I goods kept hand. produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. an revolves on Hi la. proved b a simple a howl nearly full of water it UPON BOOT of a is exposed lo from the I poll the of sprinkle I easting of ilium powder. Then lake charcoal a blink line Inches hunt Upon the the line lay the Boor a an It will he lei with the line in room win answer as will, ii la parallel the if the howl is left fur II seen the black hill toward parallel i sod ha i fr. west, in a opposite of in in axis This that the In lug has the with It. powder lbs has left a ASK YOUR DEALER FOB -S run in. . . PAIR. Filling, J Shoe sold. I i M I r I, i. . T lo III, ,. j. W ,, m J II,., I I As All Oil., . , J. C. Cobb a Son. s S t m m ,.,,. GREAT CLOTHING SALE A PER CENT. CUT. Now is the time lo clothing um Ai Come and I'm We Then. I, in CENTS. Ci I WILL I N KM. um going bi my of I sod will make pi will e BLACK now coon h ii. NICE DAY ALL CLOTHING TO GO IN THIS MS l Tin i. v v. Ai T. ibis lag for Greensboro. I -----i this I, . Haul came I Wednesday evening. hill in the I the wharf. The v. . , ,, . ,, ,. . , I to purchase m. ii. ., lion, I i. . . ii . i ha ii I umber let. .-. ill rib . . . . I U j Mayor i;. Move From King EASTERN REFLECTOR More heal I Limp linen weather. lo squirrel lime. A a lump much sweaters arc not in ma ml Home marksmen , bats these evenings. man who don't pay debts b Cheese S. M. Time for the man lo lie arranging that lull No man on earth is wise enough lo I with power. Greenville i a remarkably healthy now. cases Miss Hand Mow is Don't Walt. Yellow over on spreads moat rapidly and does in give least to cleanliness sanitation. If II break bounds of the Home at Hampton, where there are already several cases, ii a mid spread all through the ibis eastern country. Ii start lo I hose arc in em best it This is j bat people should not wail for immediate danger lo drive them in. should take advantage of every precaution in advance. Ii I behooves I and through Eastern North Carolina lo general to keep clean. W. I. left evening for Kin II. A. White left I this morning an a nip lo Dull,;,,,, and It. K, left morning on a business trip New York. Mrs. I. K. of Main bridge, Ga., lira, lion Brickell, left day evening for Tl.- R ,, I i their ii lily enough hand to until it is The . .-., m . t . Rx the near the on . , i . fix .,, , ,; i . la . lion of . ed as there the rough i step were Meting in Norfolk Sal I u . . n I lied a lieu a full a Ufa no mi. i Miss Cora Agnes Fields, of Kin who has been visiting Mia Clara Brace Forbes, returned home Wednesday evening. time for bog removal Ailis, . to take effect be to December, the were granted and the hogs go ; Hi I. Clio, of Norfolk, spent i. s. D. U. Heath The while i p in bad i was have ii attended to cleaned report of i. i from ,.,.,, ,. ,,. i several ire being Bail a v. streets. A petition from K. II. In else sell warehouse, There were l-o petitions i i . . he n I I V . -I . ; . cry big . I he i- dealers arc x of John I of this ., v. president. this m, here seek to raise night here. B. evening. in this ; a in bathing soils are generally the ones never get near the swells. A have a pretty check to claim her won another of bill the wore being lo I. bard for a really upright man In look with a boil on the of his hear from about lone by the army worm. has lately hail a heavy rush of job printing orders keep a coining. household have bean enjoying can from the of Mr. j. Bran a man is so envying his that he lets his own an The remedy for troubles of liver, the John's in ii- has gone to Scotland Neck to awhile Jim Jenkins. There won't be any . lo run after the train engine till Han . back. s. Thurs- from New York. W. II. returned this morning from Seven Springs, Him, today from a few visit near ville. Kill the Piles. Speaking of yellow fever, we beard a gentleman advance an idea this morning bonus lo have ab it. He If the authorities the Bo Home at Hampton, where fever has broken would distribute a generous supply of in- sect poison kill all Hies help inn large today degree to prevent the get- ting outside of the Home, is well known are groat I of disease germs. They, are not all particular about persons or objects upon, and going from an to n well person they might easily car- germs, returned evening New where he his been after goods, Mrs. S. C. of Wilson, arrived evening to visit Mrs. I. Moore. Is quite sick. lo Suffolk ;. is. Hughes went today. I. today. Pearce this for H. left this morning for I son. another petition to be allowed to a pro street, were declined. aggregating over were allowed The of levying was carefully at some length the Board, result a of cents each of real personal property, 91.140 on in h poll, made. This is an increase from i i pull over year. making Ibis levy Board said there were the be made, as well as some notes A of govern- is here looking local- We understand the room of Bernard building has been The the building must have a cinch with government for a place undesirable to be selected for a being one extreme end of business section of the town, it is in a t ion where barrooms me thickest. It will likely- be a very I ion for ladies to have to go lo reach A place more lie far preferable. seek lo be o.-i lib. iii a I l-i a . lien . oil, . i . three n n. made net profit II- made S, or per profit. . i M. linker has a radish on , Smith's i i .; groan bis garden eight, live es long IS inches in .-. I.-. -i . . I b-ti i he widow i he late an . In Weill. has i coll i., the III- M . one man killed in i ship, i In . the homicide, as we hear, were that b. .;, . i from preaching in . is ill . , I ill is- raised from is ; trade in ion. folk Va. Cl j a M , . ll . r . en, ii COME AT VS WE WILL MOVE To OUR AT IN A PEW HAYS. Notice The I- day indebted I, Brow., Hooker i mm mil consent f July. Those the settle I. Points. with The business v. ill B. Brown. W. B. ii per Chills and i-v lark No other good. kin I will, Red Grasses la- 1.1 by desired to tuxes for purpose putting and got when the town in debt. one ruck the other on the bend With a judicious of a killing him and then U ii U I, money, as will be case under direction of present Board of Aldermen, no one should c ibis increase of the tax here- has that no hi e-. . Be CAN VOl ll TOBACCO ii THE of The j tells words money to make improvements, .- much of lime not e-i meet the ordinary s town, the present in trying to obviate such trouble as should have the support of the town. Take Warning. Here arc some of the terrible things which, according to a try exchange, are likely to befall u Last week a subscriber said that he pay up if he lived. He's dead. Another, see you to- He's blind. Still an- other one hope to pay you Ibis week or goto the gone. Than are hundreds who ought lo lake warning by these pay up subscript now. FEMALE REGULATOR nature mild assistance v reeded for the regulation of the It is of wonderful aid to the girl entering womanhood, i to the wife, and to the woman i going through the turn i of life, women who from , i any unnatural drain, bearing- X down pains In lower , I falling; or cf , can quickly cure their III home, completely I i a A few dote taken each month will the perfectly, i Urea l. I ill.,, The MarKet. A told had of becoming, will ere long be, the greatest tobacco market In North Carolina, He says Ibis is becoming ed among trade, and that some other markets are already looking on agrees with the gentleman, be made leading market the Slate, we want lo see our to folks get extra move on make it so. I. W. King returned morn- from J. W. Wiggins came down from Tarboro Friday evening. Miss who has been visiting friends here, left illuming. Mrs. M. A. Friday evening from a v t,, Raleigh, Miss Sallie Bells, of up morning to v Mrs. Wiley Brown Miss Harris returned from evening to spend awhile home. Miss Nannie Wilson left evening for Hill to v sister, Mrs. Miss A of Mount, arrived Friday evening lo visit her sister, Mn. S. -when they perfect Miss Annie Hurt, of i remedy for dis- eases of the blood, kidneys. liver and bowels. Prosperous Martin County. From persons who have been Martin county ii is learn- ed is one township in county from which there is a single agricultural lion There are also two townships a do Dot receive any help for paupers. Scotland it Than building in ill illustration, i- I of men. ,. -av i- a growing Carolina. very intelligent gentleman from week of him what gave progress, when ii had so few natural He said ii was the business They were all ready to. join in even move- I gave an impulse Kin- to Animals. A v. man named N had more on man ran manage well, i MAN top POOR. COME X. COMPLETE people are also arrived Friday visit her brother, Alderman J. N- Hail. The Narrow Chasm. The narrow between failure is bridged by effort. Many an advertised article has been on the verge of only to be dropped the moment when, a little more hustling, it could have been made profitable to its Advertising Man. man ever be says the Philosopher, it took as long lo spend money as It to earn of Washington, was In town today. He will hold yearly meeting Ml. tomorrow. Mrs. hit lie W Instead, of Rocky Mount, down Friday evening to visit her mother, Mrs. w. M. King, and home this morning, New Warehouse. The new tobacco warehouse will be named Liberty, it will be feel in size and will be com- and ready lo begin business on September A large force hands will be put on and will push work lo completion, and bowels. It is Hood's which is perfect in its action. It so regulates the entire sys- as to bring vigorous health. never disappoints. S-A. I, also hi. as my ,. II. . , , in I I I ii Baa III I, and ,. ii ml. V I ill . ill, n and . . rain of i. , . i.- , KB At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Sold O. W. Marks sold his Mills, of Boston, for II. V. Haws, of Mr. Murks said the price cash. M . . Street, Ml, h. Poor Mm. . . ht ,. . . ., r, appetite, I Hi -I III Mill I nil . , ml I be- cause ll I III Minn. Makes Weak t r ,, it I I II -I . II ti ii. V. N. Y. horse while hitched to . The rear lug of the horse under the whip broke both shafts, v, hen the animal lo one side chastising. While Ibis was going on the borne again and down one fool on head, making slight scalp wound, lice arrested who in a for gave for hi e lie fore the Mayor . Poll and An lo State Treasurer Register of Deeds . ff, of Martin lie asks, Is legal charge Used who have been dents of county for years with poll opinion Dial is. lie plies lo Mr. Manning pull Is not dependent upon citizenship, male between I ho ages of and lo News and Observer. Jas. X White Finest of ail Nine, waters. TOR I la general restorative wonderful. Spring his All seven are n TO PROM TO Waterworks hotel. Hot cold baths free lo guests. free lo guests. stopping other arc charged per. week far the use of Seven Springs water, terms address G. F. SMITH, Proprietor,

w- mm Book Store Has on hand a supply of Standard Bottles Never spill when turned over. per bottle- c Wire cents. You may never but you ever want job m e lira r twin MM b U John Albert, nil at Colo., ventures In et of the He two and took active share hi Indian up- yet when on his deathbed was to to reporter the he exciting to his life theme with which low If any of Ids countrymen MO ac- Too revolt iii the valley, if ii to the eon of the authentic-, was actor it on no pas of his- although horror it com- pare massacre tho Alamo, novelist has fit to make it n control theme. The DOW NOW Mex- was formally taken of the Americans In the spring of 1840. General at that command of tho Invading Ho made his at Santa and remained in an for more than a war. tho expiration of the need of troop on tho Pacific led to his withdrawal to Lower California. He left two regiments military In charge. Bent, with a handful of men. , loft to guard Santa The ale an governor. General had Hod on the advance of the bated Van- to His people, no matter what their gnu in bad been the most pea- aide of yet the of Hie arm had not boon gone two mom In before Americana that trouble woo Imminent The only man who escaped has told story more graphically than pen port raj It. Arroyo Honda was a town of 1,300 Inhabitants, mostly and Pueblo Indian, it lay la the Santa IV district, hut too far away for aid to com. The total Americana in the place was it, most of whom wore rough trappers and mountaineers. The entire town turned out to an Impromptu meeting on the plaza. It was decided to revolt and return to Mexican authority. Well knowing that band of Yankees, although would n t. the last, It was determined to nil on light. purpose the mob spread through the town. Hut through some source or other Governor had received a lip. lie sent off Santa for help and then, gathering his little band about him, fled to the only refuge the place afforded. The next wild John AI- commoner l attach by pending lo us a On ; of truce, do our arm ammunition and an unconditional of our- wires. I told the they could do as they pleased, but I anew treachery would load ii to certain hi the end, and I to die with my gun in my hands nod be murdered like a common dog. was the the matter, and tin y all lo ii out bent they could. The men who came to make a treaty with its back. Their force were secreted the r n hill near by us, and duo of of the Indians in op a lo the top Hi danced a jig and lie a Hi soon- the work tho Mr A i prising man . In a r who Is it and ; Km the now tad then displays n In u All his life he ha indulged. mi . i of writ lug verse, mu a -r which. however. ha to g-t primed. Lately he conceived tho idea of having all hi stuff printed a I--, u the of la bringing the in shape, the must e the book to his wealthy brother, who in near and dissolute i, illy n p thing the . does. Dot ray wester and his accomplice knew their business. They printed a large Million of book and sent a cony t wealthy man. who Immediately purchased the entire and and made f tho mean of u also tent to hit and induced accept a salary to do nothing but throttle his wicked printer obtained capital enough to go t- Chicago and carry on I a reputable printing establishment. and the had brother Is more I by keeping his verse Bond . than pets do by keeping their constantly at man's Dome Companion, OLD SOL'S RIDE IN 1849. t in. . . Li RB of a. In which are in plainest and tersest Indulged p the half a I Tho was copied from the in 1840 as worthy in the newspaper lit- HT Wilt II form, the in century ago following by one of the Now York Till Of a high phi- f the evening at past n o'clock the sun calmly and mildly over autumnal equinox mid his ti the win- try coast of autumn. Hut as yet f air through which he with long summer days it. darting their very depths. lever, tho sky's blanching nod in the -is of winter glare wings, h school a. i Divine service sermon every I Sunday morning and evening. so, prayer ,., , . . . . M., Fridays at A. Facilities Increased, Charges Boarding Enlarged filter, i. a Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Rev. A. W. pastor. Sunday- school a. m. day, morning and evening. Prayer School in South for evening. to I rent of its than M. Sunday any oilier school in Stale. course preparatory lo Annapolis school p. m. W F. 4-OXFORD hi n. c. in Mash . Hot CHARGES ANNUAL mo is m n ii to r. p. pm. MILITARY SCHOOL OXFORD, X. d i vast sails is glow , the memory i that have pa rich beams as we write, fade-, like of suns tame the cold gin and wave Point. THE OF C. in its history. Pro- Schools, in Law, in Med- and in Now Winks. Ku-. Advanced Classes open lo a year; Board SB a month. Ample opportunity for sell-help. Scholarships and Loans for the needy. Free tuition for teachers. Summer School for Teachers. Instructors, students. Total enrollment PRESIDENT ALDERMAN, Chapel Bill, Sf. C. soar day, September 6th. Largest en- of any College in in tho state. Board to 110.00 per month. Loan for men. en admitted to all Bend for to PRESIDENT X. C Give us a call. PROM A Visiting Card Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK Is only a year and con news every week, and gives information to those grow- on hinges, while in tin of a prophetic of moans at Few people run of a of Owe few cold on the side. Ii i- the profession in some things what ii has loot Coal. Biblical hi in this says thin s that If the descriptions of Solo- Temple are accurately given l the Bible and secular authorities, the total value of and it contents must have exceeded 830,000.- In tin- place, the value of the materials hi rough Is mated at and the labor I at According to I were in i gaged In i and 00.000 Of wages, a day for food. same which Joseph US, lie i at d lo Iran iii y, U 1.015, The of ill I I of the mill the tine f the ts gold Tb and OF NORTH CAROLINA ti women literary, and Industrial pedagogical training. Annul ex- of members. More than Has every count; in the State except one. Practice Observation School of about In dormitories, all free-tuition should in- made before 1st. Correspondence ed I I'll Hi I. Ill nun evening- Rev. J. Morion, p. in. J. it. Moore mi- regular sen-ices. A. V. A. M. Greenville Lodge. No. l. Hist and Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Sec K. Covenant Meets every Tuesday evening. II. B. G. See. K. of P. -Tar River Lodge, No. 9.1, meets every Friday evening. desiring competent L. Fleming, C. S. Carr, trained teachers. Far and other address, PRESIDENT Mil V Ell, Greensboro, N. C. Vance Council, No. meets Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I, O. O. V. hall. A. One of the best female in South, and the cheapest vantages given. N. JAMES M. A. WILMINGTON'S AND BRANCHES A Nil ATLANTIC COAST LINK COM Y OF CAROLINA. II. i. I i at, of gold v v . . . equal lo ire . II. H c many times more price. is worth than The Daily Reflector home at the small cents a month. yon a I you ought to he. every price Are not, sooner would kn our -We of the had col- for n i looted i-r I , . I and the only one In the place i two in The gunshot, nod I , killed him. Billy Av. tin .-.- be- hind me, and when man to I time my loaded, ii ml l killed man. Then the and the air Ailed bullets from In the the lay top of hill. The rattled like ball. There mu not a left iii it. Although m saw we were a trap, we on. When Hi.- BUn was a and set fire tn we were In and pt under the other Boon everything The up- roar of the yelling th on out- and of the men on Inner deafening. tried to by digging through the Boor n the granary The house filling and every- wan In confusion. for ma In the i from the I know how many were fired m me. but none took effect, i in m one cut off brim of my bat an- Other band, and I It from head In the excitement I forgo my In world alone without coat, or and i of mountain road me Albert wandered tor three and Hued lo the hitter cold, lie reached at last, the hist to bring f a arrived the tin- m It lung i ll ll i in . i Due half of nation i I Sum, in rut Ion id w i were mM No were Arroyo Honda nut ere. yet II i d n a of -i I w. ii i . ii hi. . III 1.1 till I H It e i u I M- v r. i i in-, take rough and have more fleas than good Journal, A wallow i one of the Dying and it thought a ago that no It. A or an exciting chase he between a swallow dragon which is among the swift- est Insects. The with wheeled dodged with the swallow, its most railed to over- take and capture It. Ar Loan at AM I'M II W 1.1 IS M Hi V. II i to ; m i u I'M AM I'M AM ii to n H lo J Ar TRAINS NORTH. Arrive Ar Mount Arrive Mount Ar AM a m . an PM s i B Sir I v A M lit m II I'M AM iii A M V M I'M to B till l a n i u or I U I'M The higher was most fa N . S run dual mi. by III in--, I d I- great clove ml in even than the of the in So is this an in in are to trade 1.1 eh tin in the 1.1 are p to ; u ,. . H A I HI The find a throw It over their A Sydney found OM threw it gracefully over nor It went through a bolter's window hit who van a new hat. tho of tho In a lit of temporary Insanity, played tho trick, promptly him and him the glass window. A general ensued, though nobody knew what It all about.- Opinion. of Tho pen- hour diameter The Lain- weighs more than ch k 1- --i In w dials are reel In ion Tho i f. high U ll v. ti. lo ions. mar Wilmington A Division Main leaves y in, leaves p m. arrives p in. J p arrive n m leave pm, arrives Wilmington M p in Brain leaves t SQ, a in. ltd a Hope Mills a m, I p m. Hone Mills K p m, p m, p m, p m at with train No at M with the Carolina Central at lied Spring with the lo-t Spring- A With Air Una and at with and Charlotte on ti Reek , m. I m, r- Neck at J pm. inn. Kinton v n, B s m, is h m. i am. Train w-h H a an I v m. ti Mi m p in. is a I. . a in Ta Train leaves t p in. III arrive Ply i -in, . ; i -in i in. i. i n v . lo am, N I. BOB leaves horn r . m, arriving , h N in. l . m . in. Train Nashville leave Mount am. m, arrive i M, i . hi. IT ; If am, m leave II an II -v a in arrive at Mount II m, Train on Clinton s loam tin at a in Train No at all i daily. rail via U. Pan. J. H. T. M. I. Am,. To I. lull of Ilia, nerve lake No lo One, r. All w. Cure led Co, or N A. O. Council, No. S, moots first third Thursday nights in Odd Ball. Worthy D. Smith, Sec. I. O. Conclave No. B Hi, every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Fol- lows Hall. S. Smith Sec. ON OUR SPRING ; LINE OP i OLD DOMINION LINE White Goods M. , and get some of the bargains I am offering. 11.75. S. M. Schultz, WHOLESALE -.- fancy molasses, side moat, hams, should- coffee, sugar, cigars, cigarettes, butter, butter, full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy cotton- seed meal and hulls, cotton seed bought at HI cents per bushel. M HEEDS. MACHINE HAGS SALT. Etc AT BOCK BOTTOM Come to see SAM M. Phone SERVICE Steamers leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays mid Fri- days A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, leave Tarboro at A. IT, Greenville A. M. on days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject de- pending on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. Co. from ; New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington. N. e. J. N. C. H. W. WHICHARD to w. R. I J. IN- A GENERAL LINE OF HORSE MILLINERY. Line of Hardware. I can now be found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME SEE MB. J. R. COREY. Whichard, N. C. The complete in every and prices us low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. PATENT Send model, for and ad we. WASH FOB The Eastern tor. D. J.; WHICH aRD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE . per Year in Advance. m i and Friday -at- . VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST II, NO THE SQUIRE'S Ail to inn AI. a in om of f r of n for s. j, lie The the that know what .-iii. bill v Tin witness admitted she not know the moaning of the either, she knew it good or other have of it. matter what ii squire, Is mi. n foreign name, be had no la yon it. I'll Hue her for -I While Ills par. p have suit-- They lo bold her fur mi jut re ti. there's no law under which yo i lie was I'll bold In test the of is While. out of this the nil re. on him. you I'm going lo allow lo iii learn law i. he lo oil your own mil what the to do with this News. A duel native a droll of nod natural i on lines. Seconds the place of party other that remain of the la-Ill can only lei . a time tho and of his own The Hum on The aggrieved one forward, hands on knees, and Invites his test of his on not demand that tho vigor of the he by or remorse, much less such n reply as, alt. sir; after The descent of the is of the conundrum. force come contact with what Is the In tills ease n little Is It Is now the fellow's hum. mid the as lief ore, varied by mutual requests to hit n little harder. leaves the Held without n on his and the i ml lit essence of honor should his club lie broken over his head. An r-fin-n-t- wife a Jogging m memory I In sympathy v lib smile, as he away i; i month bill. n month ago. Bi I was pro- paring to come down t she hand- ad me with to be sure and nail ll mi mall box Dint lo, I put the loiter away my pocket, don't she called alter me, the letter la vet;, -I i way to ll. other tiny elm. to be n-i lug through my pocket when l was by coming u i a letter that my wife had me to mail four weeks before. it said It very I l it In BOO Whom was ad- dressed. was nick to it I to me. Thinking that my wife have leave of I tore It open and found a that read Is leaking In the send a man up to don't remember what I i when I home and found that the pis was still leak lug. hut all tho faction I cot out of my wife was she thought I would remember lo the next letter she gave and I I Press. Is for which live there. for by the and limy tint yet In full day- will cross walls and roof old cemetery from the where they in drink the fountain. A subaltern tells an ibis of animals. About two years ago Home managed t. a monkey from the drinking trough kept It for a captivity. Then, for reasons of own. they though well to roe tore it. So the Mule . lo thO drink trough one morning before others had arrived nod watched It ambush. Presently the colony came, tin- ant they considered him held n consultation. After much chattering two of tho an- returned who with fear, him by Ids nuns and. after apparently him, threw him over the precipice beneath the evidently In revenge a deserter. There Is In of Gladstone mid Professor which the story of the stales- eyes. At a dinner the two were and when gave In a forcible way his Idea that Homer longer recited but chit oil, the professor cried out, Gladstone, I don't a word of Then ho rose to the mat- Mid one sentence, but got no further. He had met Gladstone's gaze seen his outer eyelids widened to their Id a steady glare, his tongue stumbled and he sank back Into chair In confusion. Tho writer con- to the for It. Take your umbrella. Make your to tho place where the vultures, falcons mid such like creatures on their Select a bird. Stare at him with insult, and you will see the outer lids expand as Mr. Gladstone's did. at him with your umbrella. Tho vertical lids through which be looks at the sun opens to his prey will part, then you will see what saw his not After spending inure than n of a i In active business life In the a certain purchased a ranch which he to be ad- adapted for dairy Having had no training In agricultural pursuits, he Is dependent for his knowledge of the upon which purport to tell the ban bred how lo do the He tag to nit he can concerning dairying and for himself to his f lend and pastor, Dr. in whose omniscience an read- lug ho has absolute you know anything good on milk, he Baked the venerable man of God. The Jovial who knows more of tho milk of the limn of any Other lacteal fluid, an- my dear sir. believe am with the best thing on milk can be found Is ll, eagerly mid asked the budding rancher. the prone her he hurried round the Francisco I Tears, happy wife, you think i. was the tiling to nil there and weep as you did at our wedding if i had been going to my funeral, you could not have acted more heart replied the tressed lady, plying her chief lo lief am sorry I made such a spectacle of bUt I t help it. I have always so George lie been so land to Alicia Saint Claire, do yon mean Am I to understand you are sorry fir because he married me The idea Mu you m an lo Hint nm my mother misjudge mo. You know always been In the of Inking me with you him lo the theaters and upon ex- and how he has been of me t . cry way If George had been own son. he could have ;. lo promote my was that any reason why you should sit there and blubber nil through the r. you I was his In Chicago Times Id. novel hay word the a for from the weal. talk the of t young man. I've my Illusion, and one of young women Washington Cs for my more ; She has a look of In Ins nil she is i the month of July we make a of several lots of SHOES OXFORDS in or- t reduce our SIM Price tor mile in Nile price Lot Ill h ,. l ,. ,. . I. I pair of Trousers. Lord was on one i out a ease in which plaintiff mu -i i a man who of hi much wen.- queried n I me do- ponds wants to sell to one man for shillings, lo an- other for you can have them for ; in warn you lo i. mo how muck those i are i I phi hit I It, c you do not II me are I'll mini you lo Jail for ll days fur con of replied the oil may I'm them away; still ill have idem the of could not Mop roar of laughter which out on hearing reply, a roar which Hawkins, after a few joined himself, left, Regular nines. Special mile 81.50 and in promised the manager of the in a live net of He was no busy with other work, however, that Dot till ho had bean long and urgently Importuned did he promise lo read bin piece to the company the next week. The coin pony gathered about hint on day he read his live act play through i the end. was ran up to shake ham- with the great writer and turned over pages of whose contents had him mightily. But what There were only four nets. The hist pages of the man were manager Baked what it all smiled admitted be had not yet Written Hie net, but Hun he had it us clearly In his bead if It Already on paper. continued the have in same head two more of plot ID ease the one Just rend don't please Francisco Argonaut gullied When Ink has been spilled, the thing to do Is to remove much of the liquid with n cloth. Then dip n clean rag Into some milk and The cloth and milk must clean for each A little benzine or Will remove any which the milk may make. in slums, which ore even greater those of There me labyrinths of narrow old bordered by the most and from the squalor of the of the mobs which bane of The Bra very fond of foreign years ago, when canaries were Ural introduced lo country, u pair coal now they to an extent that a pair can bought for It Is estimated that there are women domestic in London. Hint these always out of situations or their Inc-s. silver. silver was the strange given to a during the the of a certain sum of money lo lo gloves with an day. or, as it is call- ed Hank holiday. ii . Lot oxfords or three and I I h r n II w lieu volt bill then with light. is ; ii ; . American conic lie I id. lo lam nm . hep. . . . I I I b I It At last I m. I Iii r a s .-. v.- to go Sue . what do you II m. lit st ill If I, lo I'm . in. one of the It Heal l-o a hi n ii. I . . I . red in . I. A Ii the . . A customer Mr what Would fie Of straight Ina e made p ; raid Mr. lira -i.-. I II Id probably made with n of error amounting a fraction of a wove length of i- It Hi rued customer the for a and an error of one sixty-fourth of Inch would have been Insensible for his Youth's Companion. The It quite th did ii . the art of printing with as they s very near It. They had blocks with by of which stamp d those on while the kill was yet and soft, illy it may be mentioned that knew modern method of pols by means of el, and pines of restored up. In there was was written by hand. Furthermore the sen- ate had n publication which to The Record, being a report daily of body. It Likewise written baud. of baked one might fact the little boys of Rome years more were to play knuckle down with mar- of material U children do now. gel n Iii you have made n Bargain w hen you buy at mill 1.00. 11.00 and l values. Lot Oxfords 1.1 wile cents The above line of oboes will lie arranged a counter Come early and ask to our counter. please. 1.6. CHERRY A was one at the Zoo talk of people managing animals of the ever aim . Myers, who has charge was about to f,. th when, I horror, he sou one reel devouring us mate, which ;. an I i.- . he rep lie had i In an I only a it an half --1 ill remained outside its mouth, is was I; Ins and oh nil ; v a --w lowing ill ll, When Hi iv. lo would Myers ; cage and, grab lie by Hie I . ;. y , release It. i e mi task, tie monster had ll In 1.1 Aft- several . palling tin p out the -r th was at liberty. For a lime ii gradually regained nit be cried, cannot give yon up. reconsider the you have ed in. I it 111-. o Hull you know your own proud girl looked him for a . . If she were ill sorry, and lb I-.,. . . tin, I have de- It can -r you tell he pleaded, l have nu t-- this j on you me t. d . so, win, Remembering, then, thin he had held a job for two el be t; rod into the misty lines Herald. Milk. Modern that goat's milk. . to the general from cow's milk not la being but in being digestible less nutritious, it a larger amount of solid matter than cow's milk. It la Indeed the neat of nil milk. Coal's milk has a peculiar and pleasant odor and flavor, due to acid or it an excess of fa and i therefore too rich for an Infant's diet colored t m Boa- ten at a hotel in eastern Texan a white man had married a woman. ii- not naked In of the of Culture was, the oat ob on a -Household Paints Oils BRUSHES Building Hardware a Specialty. N. C. Annual Session Opens August j f The saw Facilities Charges Reduced. Bonding Accommodations Enlarged u . The Boa. At In or year the R I t unbearable. The water To to so reel below the sen at ti i often a tent- as as If, in rm Hi to blow, the v . full a mist made . r ml ; of One hot i tho same Mainline. a a vivid ;. lire aid -i . inn r -1 i so -1 a .;. . v. was . . . is. l . , . r e a . . ; . if and . . ; ,; . . , ii. us an lie tried la drive ii. . in e th I n I had lo ll. Ill I the i w J rigid up and ; . and push ll Uh n lit lie, .-I I mi. u well, I ear but man In motor, an I e In . I nit the a In re you all lids Inquired I j v.- ate date and Cleve- laud Au hat a certain at blew I one and as he start- a hen dashed out COLOR and flavor of fruits, size, quality and of vegetables, weight and plumpness of grain, are all produced by Potash. Potash, properly combined with Acid and Nitrogen, and liberally applied, will improve every soil and increase yield and quality of any crop. Writ and M our which how Witt greatest economy and profit. KALI i cotton. The Sew Hale I., Mill. Pratt, of Cotton Mill, who ll known one of most but- of in addition in his cotton manufacturing inter running what is to be in the world. Mr. a thorough of the bale in his mill, and re- a letter, which lie said In thin form was worth 12,00 a bale more to his mill than bale cotton. lie- he telegraphed as two years experience w the bale of the can M I can positively state that experience is it can I sampled as well as the square bale; it saves per cent, in unwinds to I he cure perfect and saves much labor in the opening-room. Mind or false packet bales are never planter, manufacturer ii is the greatest Invention of Slate of Ohio. City of TOLEDO Cm makes oath I hat lie is senior of the of Frank A Co., do- business in the City of Toledo, County and Slate aforesaid, and that said Ann will pay the sum of III for each cry case of Catarrh that be cured by the Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Swum in before me and ed in presence, this day of December, A. H., 1886. i I A. W. I i Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- and acts directly on the and surfaces of the I'll A X K CI Toledo, O. by druggists, Hall's Family Pills are Ike best. I . r hauls Cure. and mid Mon- No a. the U- mill lid tin- n. II- AM K, A At Law. X. C. it. .- W f. Engineer i l III.- and FOR AND WATER POWER. FOR i toil ii it In 125.00 I, ii hat lest Mask from of lbs lo P. I. Pr., A Mills K. Eure, H. c. N. C AT LAW, Greenville, N. C. D, L. X. C. Col Sons store