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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
WT
-t
EASTERN REFLECTOR
N. e.
COMES TO
Farewell Reception to
D. J. Owner.
NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND
NOTES.
August .
ill-.
TARBORO LOSES.
We dip the following from the
Daily Herald
t Post office at of the 4th tart, it we know
Greenville. X. r. Second Has f interest to
Mail ,,.,.,,.
. Adrian Savage,
. ,, , c . Aug.
a quite a number of spec If you want you had bet
them before
A female crank all from and beautifully decorated
hat bean down lo Charles- armory of the the g .
ton after the widow live being a Farewell reception and baying bod was found
dim of the of to their beloved Captain, railroad track, brought in the of
lake City c v leave Clifton for W. M. lister, verdict yesterday evening that lie
m. ., lake the of accepting of Scotland Nook, is .,,, kilted In a pasting train.
last year. ,,. ill.-. I. .
lining pill i is yet a
to
Aug. Turbo o
yesterday in the game
played with the
Charlotte. The score was in
in of
Person.
key.
I i raves.
The Coroner's jury wan in
the ease of the
STATE NEWS.
Happenings in North Carolina
The Grand
Honor is in
Neil a prominent
citizen of died tad
Monday
The dwelling a.
near was do-
by An Friday night.
The city of Durham the
Hallway to
taut position Greenville, North visiting her for a few days,
them back north and hold which la the Smith has taken an to
meetings with I he colored family home father's family and in and is
as the star attraction, and will the moat delightful of the helping W. Porker
the race prejudice and pulling up.
of the J. J. pail, the editors of
division of opinion as to the cause
death. The body was taken
lo
W. H.
W. T.
Ml
We have opened
nil building with an entirely new
and complete stock of------
MAN NO DEAD.
I Wins from Concord.
A Pa., mother Mother twin lea h had beer ,, ,,,. .,,,, was here
. , . , , , ., . prepared for yesterday. to be seek
giving her infant daughter a bath. the ;, for a
Finding the water rather cool, the y, order, and Major ,.,,,,,.,.
up bath tub, baby all to atop to the front. This It here with hi X. Aug.
and them on the stove for the being complied with, K. gang putting in a nice of a white man named
requested to to crossing. This is going found by the side of
water to warm. Turning aside a
moment to perform some other
Maim behalf of his ,,.,,,,
Norfolk Carolina
year the total rove-
line in this State
amounted to nearly
Salisbury will hold on election
In September on the question of
Issuing for
Miss Mary C. Darby Inn. been
appointed
ion to succeed W. Hi
The cotton nulls of the Slate arc
to contribute each for the at-
of a textile depart-
at the A. A M College,
Acts on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
the System
effectually,
We Carry
Dry Goods, Notions. Hoots,
I ware,
Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Laid Tobacco, etc., in furl
every
carried in a general stock.
We Also Sell
Buy o
to perform some . handsome m ,, ,, ,,,, Ibis morning, one mile from I It is said
aha forgot about the baby chain and charms, I who was Atlantic Line depot here. end
the little piercing cries at hit name being when she arrived here W is supposed that an outgoing will all bring their circuses lo J
her. this time the ad thereon. Elmore, in few has typhoid fever
baby had bean
Verily, all the
dead.
tools are not
Poor Dewey ii like
will not let him alone. They ac
him of talking a little hit
mid saying that the next war of the
States would be with tier
man v, and fellows who
get up the pies dispatches
Austria has taken up the cud
gel and demanded of George
what he said for. And Dewey
terribly the souvenir, referred to
the golden links as emblematic of
the man love and friend-
ship which bind hearts of
ton lo and serve
to rivet affection lo his old
home. He of Major
comb noble son the
that grand old com
from which came
w ii. .-.
V . iT
Ami lb
in replying, Major although
overcome emotion,
his appreciation of the beautiful
Is not bothering head at all testimonial, and the many
regret his
lure, assuring his friends he
Would carry with hi i
and
of his long and residence in
the beautiful town of
few well
and singing
by the assembly the
old hymn be with you till we
meet the guests repaired
ha wilt be Impeached, the former
being held out as an opportunity audience were Dr. G. O.
of letting him down as easy formerly Captain, and Mr. II.
So with all criticism Sloan, formerly Lieutenant of the
hasped upon him is sen former M. c.
about It. If Austria knew a thing
or two. what is
none of her
The Aldermen of the Ai
have demanded the
lion of the Mayor of
and drunkenness. If he
fails lo resign within a given time
and had lo return to her home at
yesterday morn
lug.
done and gone, another ready to
go. and several more in s of
completion. needs wagon
II will be to your advantage to let
us make it for you next.
A. Ii. COS Mm. Co
Mis. one of the teach
the N. College of
who has been spending sever-
friends in this com
freight train ran against the mail. North Carolina this fall. That
though there were clear signs of ought to be enough one
foul play. Man. believe all come.
man had been killed and put near; ,,.;, o.
the A Coroner's jury county, shot killed his
summoned the mat-Is few days ago. The murderer
lei. lint as et no report bat the was accidental
made. verdict of the Coroner's
r HI
HAY, OATS, GOT.
TON AND
AND GUANO.
Our on everything will be
as low u article can
lie sold at. You arc cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid for all kind
of country produce.
WHITE FLEMING.-
N. V.
Feminine two
Lots of persons who talk i been
deal never say nothing.
The pleasures of aw not
present lo us.
The shin mill is a joy until the
IS TUB
Mr. Joseph for said differently, and be with the I urn net habit
merry of this place, died at his
home in Charlotte n yesterday
morning. His remains reached
hen- this morning on the Southern
train and were interred in the
Episcopal church yard. Deceased
unity, stopped here with Mm. P. lo highest both
Sunday night and Monday, here and
Rev. L. ii. has done
tome good in Atlanta.
he immorality
of the Mayor and brought prom
to nubile attention.
Mr. II. A. London.
For lifted, or twenty years
law at the of
North Carolina has ranked high
the law schools of the South.
Since the resignation of Judge
Shepherd we Ibis school with-
out a head. is a matter of
Importance to our
and lo the State that the high stand
Lancaster ml Mr. Moseley, y
Herald, were also from
A few ago, Mr, and
Mrs. W. Ii.
supper to Major
and a charming reception
in hi honor w ill be tendered by Mr.
Mrs. II. Sloan.
comb ha hosts of friends here and
elsewhere in who deep-
regret his departure, and
him all the happiness and
be can possibly attain.
The committee in charge of last
night's and to
whose efforts success is due.
re Captain John
taken by I ,,., i.,,.,,,. Joseph Minus,
shall not be lowered; Allan M.
the greatest W. A. and Second
should lie used in man A. I-. Tiddy . This is a line
to conduct military body, well
is one of honor and influence and
should talent.
I do Dot know man
whom i recommend would accept
the position if aim. but I
do know that, should he be elected
accept the place, he would till
it with great credit to himself and
honor lo the University. The man
to whom I refer is Hon. Henry A
London, of
Mr. is a graduate of the
mid one of the loyal few
who always return to the eminence
occasions. He studied las at
under of
Manning, and has
beta a most lawyer
years, lie is a close student,
iii law. and admirably
for the position in
I believe that his
lion to chair of law
would meet
approval of the of north
S. s in Char
Observer.
The Journal is Idling about a
pound watermelon in New
Bern.
drilled and disciplined,
I is justly proud.
id which
ears Old and Was
North Carolina.
Brooklyn, Ind., Aug.
Kate one hundred and
one years old. is dead the home
of her grand daughter. Mrs. I. T.
Apple, of this place. She was
born in North Carolina June
I She leaves. hundred and
thirty living
son-. grand children.
grand children, fifteen great great
grand children and great great
great grandson, who was born I
Mr. and Mrs.
March IMP.
THE COUNTRY.
o. c
taking the train for home Monday
night.
ITEMS.
August
Mr. Graham, of New Bern, preach-
ed an able to an
I in-audience in the M. K. church
yesterday morning. Bar. Mr.
of preach
tonight.
L. Jackson has returned to
his held of labor after a short visit
to his old home
Miss Battle Mayo, of Mildred, is
this week.
Miss came home
alter days
visiting in the home of Mr. Ashly
near
rain yesterday
The weather is much cooler
today
Mrs. Ward i in town
today.
Mis- Miry of Ohio.
is. tailing Mis. r. L.
Miss Etna Mayo is visit lug her
brother, Hugo Mayo.
Little Willard Powell,
sick last week, is said to
be lunch improved,
, N
died hail night cancer
Ills t
his death.
Miss left here
lo visit relatives in
Greensboro.
The nulls here do not run on lull
lime on act of scarcity of
Hal to jail.
W. It. Ferguson, a Brunswick
Confederate veteran, who is
minus a leg through lack of
marksmanship, challenges any
all men of the State a long
lance swim, without life
or anything save a
suit.
ill
won the game of ball
played with the Concord team at
Charlotte, yesterday, in B score of
ii to
kit, i i
I Stale, to Cheater, C. The
will lie changed to standard
Concord
Air Line has
chased narrow railroad
runs from in
Ex-Governor Atkinson, of
died Tuesday morning.
Kale Stealing, of
Lee Sailer, in jail for
murder at with
having her and kepi her
captive, at his supposed wife, for
five years.
James l. Johnston, Of Chicago.
a mechanic,
left by a supposed Always put until
brother, Dr, II. of I that not be dona lo
and will Is- extended across the
it.
There is nothing more
ling than a purely
clock.
A military salute is nut
sort indulged in by Hob
son.
One wouldn't mind being a twin
if the other one w ere good looking.
The study is
DOt M engrossing as it will a
few days hence.
To be after lapse if you are
you speak of In good health.
After Second Year
No Kent ions,
I an- the
Reflections.
Life's celling w ill take char
actor from the day that preceded
The brightest of
la of Incalculably less value
the smallest spark of charity.
New York.
Judge
Mass. his on
the death of Mrs. Beery, have plenty of room to over,
two sous wen- for narrow as the bed is.
News.
If good a man does is inter
red with his hones, some of us will
of Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
. Cash Value,
Loan Value,
up
Extended Insurance
works automatically,
Will Is- re instated within
that
newspapers as public prints.
Some w are so taken up with
rights of women they for
get their husbands
With her trailing, dusty ginning of second and of each
and her united. spring succeeding year, provided the
woman is tint altogether I Joy to the , for the current year I paid
They may lie used
A good layer of sunbeam ibis
season is much more chic than lilt
when any single day
at Allan
To i educe Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
To Make Policy Payable
look as an during Lifetime
though he or she bad la-en away
for months. Tan and sunburn ,
now indicate that you are just home N.
a cruise u your yacht, or arc.
active on the golf links.
her nun r.
Pierre Alexandra You
was arrested in
New a
in St. Petersburg, while a
Government
a New company ill cs-
an line between
i en. . S. is in midst
The yellow lever the
workmen on the warships being
built at Newport lice,
the progress of the work is hinder-
ed f. t time.
A transport w
What ails f Two ,,,,, .-r, Monroe has
and one prize light in one year is L. I. They
more than towns can of,
in Carolina or any other
Slate. what ails
Bethel I
The air is so full of Cupid's
rows some unsuspected parties
Is-.-u hit.
Cow.
Mr. W. Haws, who loot
altar the pumps up
Western, ran across a wooden leg
cow up in the mountains. The
cow's right hind leg is oil and her
owner has n placed it
en in I The n seem to
the goes
grazing and milk the
as Sun.
The we the more firm
are convinced that such
are
a conic of weakness in the
man who It
Is worsted in the argument
win, loses hi- temper and tries to
raise a cloud of dust. We have
seen men branded as liars for tell
truth and seen force
retorted to for the purpose of
stilling discussion, lull we have
lived long enough In see lime prove
who was the liar coward.
If a statement is false plain
tills is antidote for the
if is line all harsh an
mg in the language can
mil make
Weekly.
were running from yellow fever
at Hampton.
Constitution.
A light and trilling never
never
accomplishes anything or
good.
Th Most Effective Ag-ency.
A w.-ll known referring
to Illimitable progress of man
kind, -Progress is end
which man was destined. To
is his duty to
direct all his all pro
duct ions and
all tin- modes of his
no class of people
these truths more applicable than
to business men. Progress is
their watchword, in
order lo go forward they must
the available proper
means at their There
are many agencies which make for
but long
experience has shown that a
use of the advertising columns
of a sound popular
is Hie meet effective of all.
Philadelphia
Still Appointing Negro Post-
It was only a few months ago
that certain papers people in
South were gushing over and
slobbering the month in praise
of for his suggestion
Federal tore of Confederate
We recognized in it
nothing more than the cheap talk
of a demagogue uttered with no
other motive than to win
and support, and said at the
lime his past record, his course in
Congress and his advocacy of a force
bill were not in keeping with his
love the Booth now,
mid that present-
ed itself he would continue lo in
suit our people, outrage public-sen-
and violate common
by appointing lo
as he had done And
so he Hold Leaf.
Bargains
offered at
Sam Jones on Bob
began by doubling.
Then he denied. Then he de-
He wound up by doubt-
whether his doubts
Peace lo his ashes I did
mil gang with him while he lived,
and I will abuse him that
he is dead. Hut if he could get
back to Ibis country and nil the
engagements he made while alive,
I would like a seat to heir
what he lo .; no i, lib the
of past I, ., days
added to his original
mi mum
AT
AS WK WILL
BIG SIX
IN A DAYS.
W.
IN
Heavy and f
Cotton Bagging and Ties always
Fresh goods kept on
hand. produce and
sold. A trial will com nice you.
D. W. HA R DEE.
I ASK YOUR DEALER
Points.
PAIR.
Fitting, rest
u,. our
Sh.
J I i,.,., ., ,.
X mild. Soil .
J and IO
J. C Com Son.
MASS.
GREAT CLOTHING SALE
A PER CENT. CUT.
Now is the time to buy clothing
will OUT X CENT. I
am going lo my and will make prices
---------that will
W-
Ii i Come
Al HT 1800.
Wiley Brown left this morning
for Baltimore.
Kev.
N. H. Watson this
for
BLACK SI ITS WAS NOW
GOOD WOOL BIT ITS 93.75.
NICK DAV SlIT
A LL CLOTHING Ti III is ; IA I. s A LB.
PASTS
A L N SC ITS
II. C. Hooker went north
to purchase i-.
over Ibis
morning from
II. Small, of
Washington nut here today.
W. T. returned from
. evening.
Col. B. Norfolk
was here lip
I'll .
for his fine
lauding
lie. J. lam- Mu . j ill I In
spent I .
A. . lie ll ,
interesting talk on
in the I church.
sin v. . . i
Harry,
from
COIN
W.
I larding returned from
evening.
Harwell l ties-
day i veiling from Suffolk.
and Mrs. V. A W
evening Springs.
A. of
Tuesday here and lei
train.
spent
mi I In-
i . i. were
i In
I . s i ; ., j.
bridges,
l id III; convey in.;
I -I I
H ii . I
Is ; i
-i-----1
I es, .
-i. ii
Value of II. K;.
i ii in, in Ii ii was in
H ; ii,
.-
i . Sup
i-i r f II
printing,
The i of
n i An- he
session
. 1st, WOO. a an
in
A iii I-. in
I- which
phenomena growth in
this Slate and throughout he
HI specially
skilled
for its i branches, has
I.
II ii I,, i has
such help from I he Bug
and Mill m else
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
blind man h able lo
The man mil lung never
-any thing wrong.
hen a jury bangs it
justice.
A home may pull with all his
might, never with his mane.
A wife should never conceal
anything from her husband ex-
hi i-
Hope Is a wonderful thing, i ma
nibble will keep men
ill day.
the who is able lo
where, but now is on her heart
Mrs. Harry
this in
TO
A ft j
K. .,
for northern markets lo buy goods.
II. A. While return- j
evening from
and child I
from,
Mrs. Walter
I borne today,
EASTERN REFLECTOR
LOCAL
Ahead of
And behind
Hound to
the ice
Straw bats arc a trifle sunburn
ill.
New Cornell Mullets S. M.
Two more heavy rains Sunday
evening and night.
heavy rains
washed the reels.
why tornadoes, like lightning,
never strike twice in the same
place is the same place isn't
there the second time.
Several of merchants who are
lo occupy in the new build-
have gone north after their
stocks. That meant the
stores will soon be ready for
Alderman II.
ed Saturday evening from t
north.
V. has taken a
as with A. An-
II. W. Wet In
ceiling returned
II. I. I air and sister.
Harper, left Ibis morning
for Wilson.
never has to worry when he gels
Ins hair cat.
creased lo
I. ii r. Has in
Ii i . bi
W. the Cases Parallel
Ibis ha had a i.-m
Ordered , reputation for turn casein which i he conn decided
be lo of G. A. of highest ex I an officer of the la has no
for in van,. lo concealed
Mi- AI. was granted when in the discharge of
look this lo retail , b W duties as such. The ante iii
for in visit relatives Cherry and G M point an off duty who
to p
has been visiting Mb and furnish mind a case tried here before
any young
Brown, in borne
room
Isabel and
of ban
been visiting Mrs. J.
A. Brady, returned home
have badly
Some of the hack drivers and
hotel portent would do well York lo
form an with what of goods.
the town ordinances say as to
way they shall deport themselves I w o. New
Mi-sis Katie and Mamie
May nor, of HI, had
illuming been visiting lore, returned home
a new I
at
golden
have been lost by those
who from rheumatism. By
taking now I hey
be permanently and positively
cared.
The with cork legs ought
rather light on his feel.
In this life a man re-
quire any snap if got a snap.
the only cool tiling that
melt is a cold in the bead.
Several new tobacco buyers have
arrived season opened.
Some men ambition
enough to obi of their o a way.
To agree is us
bad as lo agree with any body .
A lad is a whole lot like a
teamster; always has a wagon.
Your character
injured except by your own
acts.
has passed a law pro-
the sale or Importation of
cigarettes.
Simon has taken a
lion as with White
Fleming.
There have been no new cases of
yellow fever the Soldier's Home
for several days.
The known festival seems to
have clear out style.
served day.
It's pretty tat a fellow to
laugh in his sleeve; Hull's where
the funny bone is located.
A man walking day night
without resting would lake
days lo journey the world.
one week more all outside
work on the new stores will
completed. the street can lie
cleaned up.
Your business mil iii is not com
without a good fountain pen.
The Barker pen is I he Sold
at Book Store,
Manager Will K.
booked for the coming season.
They will August
Those boys, some grown folks
too, who have been jumping mi and
nil rains at depot, should read
a copy of the town ordinances.
By the people of the town
should I con-
tents the town ordinances,
it is duty of all to observe the
It looks like of the
warm is
Hie older folks say we will not
have it as more
summer m. it hits been
The Street of I he Town
Aldermen arc considering ml
visibility of dispensing with the
numerous gang planks to the side
walks along street.
As the buyer- things
get more lively on sales.
The boys were just
each other with bids today. The
houses hail nice breaks
The storm came up mi suddenly
Sunday that several per
were caught it. Some
lo take shelter with friends
while others took a wetting.
According to a Mis
philosopher says the reason
came in Saturday evening lo
relatives.
Richard and W. T. Lee,
of Keck, spent Sunday
here with V. Lee
It. L. Smith bus moved Ins
to South Greenville in the house
In big, red Idlers, spread across j lately occupied by W. II.
the lop of front page. The Kan j
sat Journal burls this awful
Bruce morning for
I Mount to accept u
there. Bruce is a smart boy and
in- hope he meet with
The distribution of copies
ordinances among people
of tin- begun Monday, The
threat at head of British
We Over
Canadian Boundary Line. There
Will Be No Line When
We Gel
Mayor's Court.
Since our last report Mayor
II. of the fol-
lowing cases in bis
II. disorderly and
cursing streets, pleads guilty.
The line and costs,
a total
Robert Hodges and Robert Al
for being disorderly having
an lined
each, total 91.65 each.
Lee and Battle Leroy,
riotous conduct and using profane
language, were found guilty.
seemed lo have biggest
end of the disturbance and was
lined and costs, amounting lo
Beanie was lined one penny
and costs, mounting lo 93.10,
Dixie for using
Ml was lined one penny and
amounting to 91.50.
David Reed, a colored kid, for
and disorderly
plead The judgment of t he
as I be be lined and
bill agreed if
mother of the would
minister In him a good whipping
he judgment would be suspended.
The whipping was ml
ministered, Chief going
along as umpire to sec it well done.
Mall for disorderly and
riotous conduct, was found guilty
and lined costs,
95.05.
A Smart Mule.
A friend tells us that he pass.-d
the Held where Mr.
win at work Tuesday and found
him plow mule and in
another part of Held
mule was harrowing en
by itself. II all
did the work just us
nicely us if it had had a driver.
Newton
It. Pulley, the
Icy A this morning for
northern markets to
Mr. mid Mm. Thus,
child, of who have
been visiting here, left
morning,
Aldermen haw
and i
shall
ll ad
careful I
OTHER
FRIEND
mi. I
women
whole
safety and
h mien, illy and
to Inn a no
II and
and
t-. a
lie
SI Ai
Send a K
I. if
Idled a
haul , ,
Tie . Cs.,
K. Hail, of
this morning going to
He has gone down
o look over the Held with a view
of starling a paper In town.
Harry Skinner went lo
Monday evening.
J. C. Jordan arrived from Dan-
ville Monday evening.
A. J. Moon- returned
from a lo bethel.
Peal, one 1.1.1
nil lo today.
XI. returned Mon-
day from Washington.
A. J. Griffin I Ills nun
visit relatives
Miss Mary of Snow
Hill, is Miss Hut
gun.
Mellie has moved
into her new residence
sou avenue.
The of Small Long, at
la., baa CO-
Col. of
spent last night here and returned
morning.
W. II. of
yesterday here and this morn
for New York.
Mis. II. K. King children,
of arrived morning
to visit K. W. King.
Mm. J, w. Brown and child, of
came over morn
train lo visit relatives,
Hawks, of the A. I.
passenger service, la taking a
days vacation from his run.
Miss May of
who has been visiting Miss Una
Sheppard. this morning.
Miss of Snow Hill.
been Joe
returned home Monday.
If rs. Susan and T.
K. morning for
Sugg, has been
spending the summer at Seen
Springs, returned home this morn-
Spear-, of
. railing Mrs. W. II.
Bagwell, returned home
evening.
Miss Kate and
brother, Wilson,
Monday evening lo lie
Gardner.
A. left
morning for Scotland Seek where
he has accepted sales
man. We regret to leave
ill.
be kept.
passed I know
intended I hat a
placed
house and in of Hi.-
They should be rend
nod then copy
People to
town
which live, and is well
to ea copy access all
limes. And knowing I In- is
duly one lo abide by
Bud support Mayor II.
Move is determined upon
tilings, is shall
or the . a ill have
lo for the
The e- lira contained in
a book of four pages and are
the work of
w.-ll., not hesitate to -ii
licit it is the nil c-l job of
work mil
Died.
Mr. a son of Mr.
s. p. Ian in, of town
ship, died Saturday The
remains were to I
the
cemetery ii o'clock Sunday
afternoon, funeral service
conducted by Rev. N. XI. Watson.
young
mail and hi- death i- greatly re-
Beaver Ham township was lied
before i
next make mil a of
properly, in
value of same.
Valuations on in
creased
T warehouse,
from in
lo i
II. Hooker,
ii. lo
Hooker,
house, from 91.500
Coward, Co.,
In
I he Sheriff was to
make all, rations in bis
Inking a course
in Ibis I till ion,
. . mil .
in
under
the County
or in
Not so Last
I. A . I. Lion says
we acre in error saying the
low Iii I l-l y .-in was cents
on Thai
the while
man lo we which
a took his pistol lo pursue a
mad dog and went own
up chaw-
he put his and
mi his nay h when
id in road by a neighbor's vi-
dog. He drew his pistol and
shot. The court held
was no violation of the intent
law and had a col pros entered.
If the Wilmington officer was on
his way the post of duty
It Would seem lobe a difference of
Standard.
thin NOTICE.
I he Small e. ill
at law, was dissolved to-
day by mutual All
business of the said now
lo
An Old I key Head.
old red
whom everybody knew as and well lie attend-
Saturday oil to by said Small Long in
as nigh. He was HI years old. lie same manner as if partner-
of stock Hum was a of old ship had not been
law had of Mends Greenville, H. C Aug.
. i
,, . him H.
I. placed a;
A number of person
luxes I'm
The Superintendent J
Ills
I Treasurer, his .,, A, II. Vol CAN
I I I TO
stock law funds.
W A Bright was granted license
to retail In I
The Sheriff reported u pub
lie road had laid I
ton in . pie
. , iii
n IT BY
Hickory been
very
of week
of Mr. I. B.
II.- was executor of Henry -1 A f D I U D Q fA
of ft u-i; A
G.
till; MAN AMI THE TOP
n To RICH COMB AND
roil
Unlocks
The Flowers
To
not Nature
allow the flowers to
and blossom to perfection
without good soil. Now
Nature and people
alike; the former must have
sunshine, inter must have
pure blood in order to have
perfect health.
;. a cures blood Iron
11- the
. Nature
I -e, It
Poor Blood -I
u. 11.1 . i ,. , in my
body, ,. U, ., ,
.
in Allot I
etc. a
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ii
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N. II -1,1 , I IV,
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I., , S I I he
sun 1-1 , i,
,., ,
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re-nil- Hi I it
.
a ,. ,,, ,. ,
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Haw lie had collected s,.
thing Ilka or belong
to estate, and some
having in-i led
n his giving bond, he promoted lo
inn-lo New Ion mi of Ills
week and give bond. I hi Monday
i In- vest I bale train
for West. be took
the with ii be
fore is ii, In
wrote to Mr. John
place, lo . Ii
an account, that be bad
him. In
attach his property ban been be
gun. No Ion
At prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
In
of brother Hall c
Sunday .
hot tail
there a large
c iii it Ion, lain prevented
any at We
lb, of lie,
while both
iii arc ill k
i the Matter. Bro.
tor, was mi other
He Is popular . his
Greenville Is very
It la doing a big
and buying
five warehouses and are
preparing to build another, betides
of prise houses,
I fool spa. i
made a by lire mi Main
May has bet ii n
which ail- nearly for use.
love full i life,
r. Jerome
Visitor.
Jas. B. White.
SPRINGS.
Finest of all mineral mm.
v. J-ti v
properties are wonderful,
Spring hat its peculiarities. Ml seven are marvelous.
l ON . . . .- m
. TO CHAIN.
in i LINT. FROM To SPRINGS
in hotel. Hot or cold free lo guests.
Pomona Mopping hotels or
arc week for I use of Reran Springs water.
ti
G. F. SMITH, Proprietor,
i g.
. .
I inn
The Reflector
Book Store
Has on hand a full supply of
The Standard Bot res
DYNAMITE IS FICKLE.
YOU CAN NEVER TELL WHAT A CAR-
WILL DO NEXT.
Of
ft,
Never spill when turned over.
c Wire
cents.
You may never but
Should you ever want
JOB PRINTING
late, mil
a,.
at dynamite Is
much Id utter tell
it m la do it
I a boss blast-
baTS MM It
throw i u n the
In at Sana better.
Hi-- Mini fast burned like
Next I a repeal
sitS
a fill of minute M anger
a tad there tea
teal and soft coal la box
a- Urea.
I sun caw at sticks of
dynamite fall feet eon a
ad socs in-
eras a ball from bi
band t boot ind .
the At
that poor a better
fair, toe be mail.- a for
u before
loading bole l the
bad broken cartridge
in half when be dropped one of
i. , ii
round be of ball causal It,
Him began desperate brief
Again be ball
be missed It
made one but effort and Mock rut
to break fall the
bard ground, bat It didn't work. There
sad
Monti him. that
dynamite In like
have dropped ban-
dynamite, and
till I a here ind a goad ll-
ii In in dynamite
la
Tin n If II to n oB simply
in- I-1111. a dull
like a boiler blowing .-IT It I
, la f
about
Mad are thawing
the car-
on a boiler or sate
other by
-i in water. As
bitter considerable
from Ibo car-
therefore th.-m.
II Ii often -i In
more open lire.
-I .- powder
thaw a u
i M Ibo will
lie I. his bead
an
Mr
a an
Are an I had neat
by when out
of
be barn Itself
. arc a lo one
n . hare
in -a. f is not
In he
d forward. up burning
end. and ii
. a I., --an I., blow and
Id in he wan III
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Ida in.- ; then In ex-
w the l-- lire
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lb-. To. ml m Lara
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if
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bugs tat a
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alarmed II e a
talk groan The
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a lo
t.
track large Hut it
BO H up to
her front lbs an
tin- bat an-
t. Then
pal directly,
i Inn.
in-.;
I am we youngest IS
is
all
women except the hasten who con
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a ill lUll.
replied
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a Board month. Ample I students. Baa matriculated about I So. meets every second
for Scholarships 1,700 representing even fourth nights in Odd
Loans for the needy. Free tuition
Summer School for
county in I ho State except one.
Practice and Observation School of
, . about pupils. To secure board
Instructors, students. Total enrollment nil free tuition up
made before
August 1st.
ed from those desiring competent
trained teachers.
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in
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fine Hi.- block,
The Daily Reflector
news
-in ill
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at
cents a month.
you a
you ought to be.
every
price
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prim.
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of i
backward of of
paper Mock
tin
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up Ida alcove, lie
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Knee n block. I
oil a I i and
till- the i f
it outline appeared
lain
Be I Ion the
that the
I had not la apart
before they were on
Iron in of
the printed hauler than
the while -f
Ion
in third b i on
for the . e
found pie I than a
that what do you
The reporter
inter
ink on
To remove Ink from paper pour
a of
to tOTer
portion n clean piece of
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Fort j ti fill
lay. September 6th. Largest en-
of any in
s.
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
Steamers leave Washington n
Completest in Mondays,
Hit-state to L- U U I I I U I Bf A. M. for Greenville,
par month. Loan for j a. C. water permitting, to
young men. Young worn in leave Tarboro at A.
en to all classes. Bend . and m . A. M. on Tues-
en to
for to
x.
the the cheapest for ail
given. Bend tor
JAMES DINWIDDIE. H. A.
lint- mil
II i
limn i II
1.1.
if i
rt i
long
Main
ton p in,
p m, arrival Ban-
I p in. San ford
j p in, -i n in
Fay m. arrive
o p in
Branch Train Boa-
h i am. Maxton a in. lien
Ma in, a
-V. mi
v ill- I pin, HoM Mil- p m
Springs p in. p in
Benin A p m
No
ii at Central
a Bod with Bad
at San ford
Air and Southern
Railway m with
Charlotte
on tho
m, i p m.
i at i .
J H W n m.
t II l it, m.
. . in . . p in Arrive to
in tn. fl
i m ,, in. Arrive a
Ami except Bond
Train dally
M Mb p m. p m. Arrive
T n. KW pm,
Sunday. fl a m. And aim
Train on M i N C h.
T a m.
m,
n leave
Mount am, p m,
a m. m, Hope a m. .
leave sprint; Hot II
Mount V a dally extent Sunday.
Train on leave Warsaw for
Clint.-, . v. Sunday, a lo. m
m. Al . -i a in
II. A
1870.-------
S. M. Schultz,
.-
Prepared fancy
side meat,
cheroots,
butter, butter, full
oat Hakes,
bulls, cotton
-hi at cents per bushel.
Sewing MACHINE-
AT BOOK
Come to see
SAM M.
Phone
ON OUR
SPRING
LINE OF
I an
nun.
Train N. .-1.-.
hi , . dally, all rail
B. M.
Pass. Agent
J. It.
Lips, Goods
COME and get some
of the bargains I
am offering.
M. A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
hours de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominions. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Line from Baltimore;
Line from
Boston.
N. SON,
Washington, N.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N. O.
H.
WHICHARD
m. lo W. R.
Whichard, N. C.
The Slink complete in
and prices as low
lowest. prices
paid for country produce.
Safely Housed
We are in new
and invite you to come
and see us. We will
continue to sell
J. B. COREY,
------DEALER IN-
LINK OF
MILLINERY.
nice Line of Hardware.
I can now be found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. R.
ill the lowest price
can save you
We
PATENT
and
fin
FOB
Sill
The Eastern
D. J.; WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN ,. per Year in Advance.
TWICE A
Tuesday
Friday
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VOL. XVIII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNT, c. TUESDAY, A
NO
The Fallen
We often inquire why is it that
when a woman falls she falls
in the estimation mini
of professed Christians The
fallen woman has neither
thy nor consideration at the
of those who should la.- her savior
and redeemer. is mocked,
ridiculed, shunned
the vilest epithets are piled upon
her head. She is denied entrance
into the homes and
the church of
receives word of kindness or
admonition, but is pronounced
low and common to be even noticed
by the batter clement of society.
The her con-
she abandons all hope of
vat ion and lower and lower
until she is past She
feels no one cares for her and
she soon fails to for herself.
Poof woman; The degenerate
daughter of some pious
mother. home, no Meads and
no one lo ranch forth the hand of
love sympathy bring back
to that state of
enjoyed before she left the pleas-
urea and comforts of home for the
dangerous voyage on the ocean
when- made shipwreck, of all she is
and all she could lie. Hut there is
another phase this subject and
one that we wish lo
What was the cause of the down
fall of the poor By what
means the led to ruin and
grace Was it not the one who of
her his hand in marriage
Did be not tell her he her
would one day be husband
Did be not assure her that he would
never forget nor forsake She
having in his promise
because she loved was led to
take the fatal step. Yes, the young
man who now moves in the so
and who has married one of
the lathe- in the community
public rebuke and public
censure. He maintains his
society and the church
and is the direct cause of the down-
fall of the woman whom be has dis-
graced. It is a shameful fact, that
I his same young man no
pediment in his way lo the best so
He la permitted by
and mothers to and even
marry their daughter. We cuter
our protest against such
as the crimes men
anathematizing poor, weak,
helpless and dependent females. If
the woman has committed an
pardonable and should be dis-
countenanced by society, thou
insist that the lie meted
out to equally guilty
with in the sight of Hod. The
time must come when seducer
be equally guilty with the
It is a burning shame for
man tills-recognized and woman
when both are moral
responsible for the act commit
Messenger.
COTTON IS WORTH MORE.
How the Infill Is by
the Bale.
The Atlanta Constitution, which
recently published re
port on the bale of
American dis
cussing the value of tin- new sys-
cotton handling, II is
order to
the price which go lo
farmer for hi.- cotton, tin-
expenses in handling it mils
reduced.
Coder present conditions, the
amount money required to handle
platform, hits grown out of all pro-
portion, so its commercial
the a
should have gone to the glower.
Viewed from this
fore, every movement which
the with least
expense to manufacturer Inn-.
be regarded as of public
interest.
The new round
log are on this line, doing away
with much of the and
of the old system
one which can make
cotton gill a compress as
ell. Tin-claims of the bale
show
upon an era of invention which
menus much lo the former,
much therefore, to country.
State of On in,
J. oath
that he is senior of the
firm of Frank J. Co., do-
business the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and
that said Arm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every ease of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the Hull's
Catarrh Cure. Frank J.
Sworn to before me and
in my presence, this day of
December, A. I.,
A. W.
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
and directly on
blood mucous surfaces of the
system. FRANK J. CHUNKY,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists,
Hall's Family beat.
A Sad
afternoon about
a peculiarly i drowning
occurred In Sound, near
Point, resulting in the loss
of the life of Katie Jones, a
of Hi years of age, who lived
with her mother, Mrs. K. N. Dell,
Cedar Point.
That afternoon brother
of Katie, Miss Weeks
took boat and went to sound.
Intending to go in bathing, The
boat was run up on a and
while they were in the water
boat went adrift. Johnnie went
after it, telling the girls to stand
still the shoal. He gained the
boat looking back saw that the
girls bad moved and were up to
their necks in water, his haste
lo reach them lie broke an oar
the best speed possible, he
reached the spot in time to grasp
Mamie, but his sister Katie had
disappeared, nothing more was
seen of her. The place was drag-
but up to yesterday morning
the body had not been renovated.
Now Bern Journal.
Heroic Treatment the Trusts
Folks, divers write
inquiringly to the Verdict
How would you with the
There are
to be lea -wise on
cancers, t dim n the tariff
Collect by income
tax what before yon
tariff. Steepen your
tax the growth of the
Income levied on. In brief, revise
Mini lax scheme until yon tax what
folks have, not have to
have. Asa
In words,
trust. And then adopt a law In-
every contract it makes
refuse lie process of tin-
courts lo collect Its debts. There's
nothing w rung in such a proposal.
Why, man. a I rust is a criminal
now. lend a
criminal your courts lo carry for-
ward complete his iniquities
One is either fool or knave who
says the law can't gel to
throttle has been
throttled; and band
your trust ma be choked lo death.
The Verdict,
. in.
Beware of the man mark
him well who cries
aloud in the market place and pro
A IN A PICTURE.
Paying Double Prices
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after your needs.
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think of A
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for
It i. one of over Boon
in P-en-
of furniture
from
net Why
retail when you know
of m Which do
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will take place as as the Stock is ready for sale
and we cordially invite to come and see
Choicest Best, Stock
mo people all n
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par Carat and
Malaria, Night Hon-
back if it No got-l.
Out tin- with on the l.-
Unheard Merchant.
shown that
a bell lie mug an absolute
it will make no The
air, therefore, in the vehicle by
which the vibrations is
carried to the ear. -V merchant
who does not is much
like a bell in a vacuum ;
learn about him or
business, he therefore receives
scant patronage. He requires
medium by which to attract the
notice public, tine
great agency for the at
purpose is
mis, in a
newspaper which enters the homes
Of all the
The following from the Perry
Home Journal is as applies-
to North to its own
State, we reproduce
in I will not be
so long as
products that can Is- grown on
in large from other
Mates. will nut
money enough to buy corn, meat,
Hour, sugar, to say nothing
of wagons, buggies,
mules,
seek i lilt-in It-1 el it ins
I is as
true is trite, if one indeed
true friend of people, look-
to welfare rather
than his own. the people v. ill
it nut without telling
fail to
discover his worth and reward
lee In their behalf, he can
ill have the
virtue is reward for real
friends of the seek
own advancement, the public
Not a Matter Doubt.
Doubtless there are many mer-
chants who
use of newspaper advertising, I icing
skeptical us to the inns; but
their fear lies is not well
Good newspaper advertising
has too well established
an I its profitable results too
to permit
reasonable of its value as the
one great by which the
trade man may reach the people
secure their patronage. Ad
will not fail to bring
remunerative returns
conducted through the medium of
a newspaper whose popularity and
reliability have been well
Record.
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DOOR THAT OPENS.
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RAPIDLY TO
so HOT IN
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. CHERRY
Very Naughty Hut Nice To
Hare.
What is a dollar The
is easily answered. II is
something Hint newspaper men en-
joy more anticipation than re
It is the price
I for some men, and a night's
drunk for others. It is the power
with the making or ,
making of men. It is the
thing to get the easiest thing
to get of known lo mankind.
It is mighty scarce. man
ever had more than be wanted,
and ever will have. A
is a snare a delusion, bill
we will to lake on sub
the
It .- 1- t
era
-Hid Mr.
In i r.
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in .
oilier lie
ill . ;
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In you
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ill nil
ii. watt for hill
lit . . .
you i door. It
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t. II . v lien i
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die ill lino tin- ball.
t and
I . wore lilt-
I l . knob.
t oil Ilia door
J your
you door
i-iii in
; lilt ll
it till
oil I tin I y
in i.
ton .
. Tin- Hie
u II
Is worn little, t m the
line
may lie or
both. tr i may be door has
or the away
only tip of
lull In and -i
lo work free. The
or Jarring
. ., ii I.-, If clear
.,, ii lo
m. the .-u.
Ind . yon are, and ii la oil
when lo
And This In Illinois.
III. Aug.
in today,
upon by of
the union miners, pelted with
slimes of every
driven of the city. In
I lie who assaulted the blacks
were a number of the wives and
sons of miners.
One of the was badly
used up. During the compulsory
exodus of the it is claimed
by that they were
upon four times from the
Mining Company's tip-
none of the shots took
Different men set different
valuation on themselves. A short
while physician Saved the life
of an N. Y., millionaire
who had attempted suicide,
against the bill the
doctor presented. A few days ago
a Francisco doctor successfully
Ban mil-
appendicitis. The pa-
was so well pleased with
work done that he handed
doctor a cheek tor before
he hail time to make out a bill.
Durham Bun.
Tin- a New
York ferry boot line is a valuable
one, and the person it
la compelled to pay a good round
sum. Then boys lo la-
for him at a week. The
Island ferry line shining
privilege, for instance, is the
hands named Vincent
who pays a year
for It. He at least
a year from Ins management of the
hoot blacking Industry.
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You in-. r i
gel it,,.
New York Hun.
or
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
Building, Hardware a Specialty.
Partners In Life and In Death.
Columbia. S. August
Three aged men, once partners in
business, diet I within
hours. John died J.
It. Cunningham S.
C, Colonel ti. Miller in
Mississippi.
SEMINARY.
X. C.
Annual
Facilities Charges Reduced, Bonding Accommodations Enlarged
Mill.- . ind
POSt ANNUM.
ii i
Man.-. . AM
Fur f P.
a of
and
Who were
v. in, were In
, . , I , .
1.1 live I
l. ill id i . Hit r i in
I.,;. . II
Brit o lo lover senator
are y I foll-i . for i
replied the
tell
ins
i . I go ill . I. . n
i for l bu i able to
ti n it . In re
to a lo
I had
of i v I not
have to borrow
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t. i in-
i nil ii i, i. in Ibo
I tin n whichever
n i, Chicago
Wonders will never cease. They
have found a way utilizing the
slag from tin- furnaces
and are converting into cement,
which is claimed to lie in all
respects to I he best Tort laud cement.
It can lie sold In the market at a
to the manufacturers at one
third or one-fourth the price for
which Portland cement is selling.
1.1.
A At Law.
X. c.
for slate,
in
u r. price,
Civil Engineer and
FOR DRAINAGE, AND
WATER POWER.
Mills K.
N. C, N. C
AM
AT LAW,
N. C.
Dr. d. Li Jambs,
N.
over J.
Cobb Sons