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WOES OF BIG STORES.
LOST BABY FRANTIC MOTHER A
COMMON OCCURRENCE.
Hoc Thai list .-
ad That
lint v Br
the
if
link Unix
a blue
a young of Um charge
of a
Are you sure you
her
I am I left her sitting be-
fore S to look
those ft
from I
I'm Wonted to
be remarked the
turn up all
She up In the dead
room by Hits
The dead room I ho morgue, you
Oh, my Ob,
my
Sh-b-b. softly comma
et a floor walker, for a
imminent. child t wife
I'll venture. The la
simply the name of our tail
found department. with me.
we will we If the little girl la
The young woman followed to a long
room, the door of was labeled
and there, sun
a monument of
and other n tiny
golden haired In a blue eon-
small feet
a box.
the kid and
I've bad
tin of the to no
n the recovered child, lustily
lug the of her tear-
ma carried away.
nothing n daily
in excitement bar
pa I ii very frequently
low light of CM a few
momenta, and natural of
the children la t. stray away and take
the strange of the store on
their book, they might
wander out f tin- and
to prevent Um floor walkers in-
send UM every child they
find unaccompanied by a guardian.
don't know if there i any
article, animate or Inanimate,
which not its way to the
continued keeper redact-
of people thing
no readily as do.
they become m in
at bargain- they lay down what-
ever they may happen lo have In their
hands and perambulate
With hardly a thought n to
they their loan-
a mild panic them. They
go flying about from one counter to
the other, their
t-, whether
they bare -i ill
before the morgue
baa a and
i it men i
tin I. i drift Into
v a n Id you Last
week a brought
i walker, and
ugly i ii. be i-. Indeed the
We triced
-nit
Rave during the rainy
in i quite
dry. Hut us the water as
the hot I
glassy of K de
posited Those the shores
have found a of this. I
koala which Ban an Baa hike ,
when are. during the rainy t
season, with four and
thus lo their
travels. An Lake I. baa an area
of Batten, and the i
EDUCATIONAL.
try is extremely
great wiving in
time. The
though not
the lee so
expense, and
I attained
is
the of
1-ii in
not I
up I i
I. I
i ;
I to
the
i he wouldn't
.,
be broke
i i l in lo dean out
I he in
w I v Oh, I adjourned,
and .-. i h a still hunt for
lit- ii i el dim We eventually
f. an she i time up lam-
n w Ii I
f hi
., i. n ti vim a word tho
ems
j he II
u all i an
in i
an I i -i
f I
I III.
d the
Bf-8
and
u has
. I I've had a
left on my hands to
feed fT a r. H-fore the
owner, i nil left the rage down In
die
sale, to prop-
parasols.
and
of here. I'd
have i- I warn
our m i-a lo bring them
Into I'd like to set up lo
i to
I be I'd I i h, sure.
fully two of things
are claimed an I worth
after in our
long Nell bet do many oilier things
which an mil worth bunting up. We
n month from date
of lb. mid then, if ii U found
wen In our
pill them in Block.
of value
are end of a
to
A little boy named Peter at a public
n hi i and full.
la the h
in i ii p .
cool, i l Is mica Hocked round
her q a
i Um ibis small
pi nth and
i ll on a launch raising
III- I Ii
an I run tell rather to
lie I
I at her
i lie hen
III began
I -a; she . hanged
I -Me, lid , h IS
I she mar.
; j i i
Two ladles In
dining one r-sons of
went to the lo hear the pro-
the senate.
i be being they
the of
gallery, where is by
card, vs they did not this
t. the per
that they procure one any
they with.
we do not a . . ;.
they replied.
it wry to your
said the
in.
i.-i-r
The bu . i n Ii
la a m
non gnat t, In I
during a
anon I i to de-
, In I
i, lo Be n . t
the end of i Tl.- i l
dart, with whirling
where . a minute
was clear
It
What when a
down as far as it can
Smart lie baa cold feet.
Sydney Town and Country
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
the occasional use of
Liver Pills. They reg-
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria,
constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver PILLS
i m m
fl
I Tn in o may
to SI out- hour's work par in Industrial lie-
The 17th annual session begin,
J. . RHODES,
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL
OXFORD, X.
in for the advantages
to and larger per of its Is than
any other in the State. course preparatory to Annapolis
and West
THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
, AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC
school
a. in.
Divine and sermon every
Sunday morning and evening. Ev-
prayer at
M . and at A.
M . Hi-. I. A. Minister
in Charge.
Sun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
meeting Thursday evening. Rev.
A. W. Setzer, pastor. Sunday-
school a. m. C.
superintendent.
every Sun-
day, and evening. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Kev.
N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. m. W F. Harding,
I'll I an. Services third
Sunday, Rev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday-
school J. R. Moore mi
regular
i i.
Term , .
an to
It not but K.
Then -ad onuses in Um
I ll
in Ii of a trip to
will l- bald on Um of in tin.
Um f
lo
PRESIDENT GEO. T. WINSTON,
X. C.
lg
ATLANTIC COAST MM-
SOUTH
Sol ll.
THE OF C.
Widest patronage and fullest
in history,
Academic
Courses; Elect Pro-
um Schools, in iii
in New
Water Works. Splendid Li-
Etc.
Advanced Classes open to women.
a Board month. Ample
opportunity for self-help. Scholarships Hi
the needy. Free tuition for
teachers. School for Teachers.
instructors, students. enrollment
Chapel Hill,
pm.
S.
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PM A M r M I'M
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1ST I I M
COLLEGE.
year
day. 6th. Largest en-
of any College the
South. Completes in
the stale. Board to 010.00
mt I for
worthy young men. Young
to all classes. Send
fur to
X.
la and
Mistrial Golf a
NORTH CAROLINA
Oilers to young women thorough
literary, classical, and
industrial education and
I raining. Annul
for non
of the State Of
More than regular
Ha.- matriculated
1,700 representing every
county the State except one.
Practice School of
boot pupils. To secure board
in all tuition
should lie made
August 1st.
ed from those desiring competent
trained teachers.
For and oilier
X. C.
A. K. A. M. Greenville
No. meets and
R.
W. J. M. Sec
O.
Meets evening.
I. I. X.
K. of P. Tar River Lodge,
OH. meets every Friday evening.
J. L. Fleming, C. C; C.
R.
R. Vance Council,
meets Thursday even-
W. B. Wilson, R. M. R.
Lang, Sec.
In. O. U. A. every
Wednesday night at in I, O.
O. F. hall. A. I. Johnson,
A. O. Council,
, meets every first and third
nights in Odd Fellows
Hall. Gardner Worthy
Chief; D. Smith, Son.
Conclave
No. every and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
lows Hall. W. II. Wilson
S. Smith Sec.
PEACE
RALEIGH, X.
One of the best female schools in
South, and the cheapest for ad-
vantages given. Send for
JAMES DINWIDDIE, M.
leave liming
ton n,
Hi,
m. M p in leave
pin, arrive
U n-
in, .;
hi, Mills a
rive
I p m, H p m,
p tn. Maxton r, i. in.
arrive p in
with train No
the Carolina Central
at Spring- with U-l
Bowman
with the Air
with
on r i.-. . m fir-men
l t i, m I IS t. m.
at S , in. ;
inn. v. inn.
t BO a OS, ft tn.
at It h in, . in,
I t . I . ll
hi h o m m, H
in l ; ti
,, I,.
and hi i m. sully
Train
ii m.
; . i-j. m. lea Ten
. U. . o DO am Sun
day S in am. i-to II no am.
Train on i.,
dally. T CA a m.
k in a -n. .
Train on leave
-1 in p in,
it I- a in. on . it. am, its
am
Um. II I a m arrive
II dally e. Sunday.
Lit
dally, t loam and
. in 1.1 .,. at am and
Train No i at Wei
rural . dally, a rail via hi- h
H. M.
Agent
J. It.
T. M.
S. M. Schultz,
fancy
molasses, side meat, hams,
sugar,
snuff, cigarettes, cheroots,
full
cream cheese, sausage,
Hakes, hominy flakes, cotton-
seed meal hulls, cot ton seed
at cents per bushel.
D. M SEEDS.
STANDARD
Etc
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Conic to
M.
Phone
ON OUR
SPRING
LINE OF
PILES
t of an
pi lea on by
with which for twenty
Kr. I ran your r In the
n of la., and never
so equal them. To-day am t
like a new
O B. K nil Jones SI. City. U.
QoM. In
Weaken, or l-w . Z
CONSTIPATION. .
.- M
by nil
Linens, Goods
COME and get some
of the bargains I
am offering.
R. B.
H.
WHICHARD
lo W. H.
IN
Whichard. N. C.
The Stock complete every lo
i prices as low as the
lowest. Highest mar Wet prices
paid for country produce.
OLD DOMINION LINE
steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, Wednesdays Fri-
days at l A. M. for Greenville,
water permitting,
Returning leave Tarboro at A.
M., A. M. on Tues-
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Baltimore,
York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
York-, Clyde Line from
Hay Line from Baltimore;
Line from
Boston.
X.
Washington, X.
J. J. CHERRY,
X. C.
J. COREY,
-DEALER IX-
HORSED
v MILLINERY.
Line of Hardware.
I can now be found in the
brick store formerly
by J.
W. Brown.
COMB TO SEE ME.
J. B. COREY.
PATENT
.,
Model,
A CO.
FOR
The Eastern
Mm
Friday
D. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO I per Year in Advance.
XVIII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1399,
NO
OLA
AT
I a
1ST. C.
IS STILL IN THE LEAD WITH HIGH PRICES.
1st, Being sole owner and proprietor,
having no partner to divide his com- ,
missions.
2nd, having no rents to pay for the house
that he does business in being owner of
same.
a-
LAST AM. MOST ANT IS THAT WITH I M I'll I
TO MAKE A OF WHO His THE
BY OTHER HIS DAILY THIS , VOl i; ,;
OTHER IN EASTERN NORTH g
mi
So those wishing to obtain the highest market price on all grands can so by placing on Warehouse floor where there every int-
v ill be looked after.
OLA FORBES Greenville N. O.
Died from Sitting
Daring July w
very ill with fever at his
home near Salisbury. ten
days the fever
Fur several sick man had
been up, and Tuesday eve
nine he felt well enough to sit cross
legged. When he uncrossed his
legs he felt a sharp i
leg.
In a few minute the bony
as tight as skin
could hold. A clot bad formed
the sluggish blood current, and be
was already dying from Vinous
when bis physician
was called the next
Sun.
Regular Brings
Regular Results.
Primarily the attainment of
prosperity by the merchant
pends upon his sagacity as a
man; and as a sagacious in-
he makes use of all avail-
able agencies by which to maintain
his hard won success. Chief
aiming these agencies he recognizes
newspaper advertising us pro-
of exceedingly lucrative
results, and being a wise
he not fall into the en or of
utilizing the advertising columns
of a first newspaper
He makes it a point to see
that his
appear daily, with the result that
he receives profitable returns daily
from his advertising ventures.
Philadelphia Record.
Not a Matter of Experiment.
The application Of the science of
lo the tillage of the soil
has resulted In great advance in
agriculture, the Mixes
now attained progressive farm
could be reached, however,
many experiments had to be made.
In it is only by repeated ex-
that progress is in
any calling. II is worth noting in
this connection that advertising as
essential feature of mercantile
I effort is no longer in I he. experiment
stage. The merchant w ho
uses the columns popular
newspaper in which to tell
lie his good In making
experiment. He may feel as
mired of certain and profitable re
suit-.-
One used against what is this poll tax S
the adoption of toe proposed The answer to this is found see-
there would of article V. of oar State con
then be taxation without , proceeds
talion. and that no man ought the State and county capitation
The Charlotte point a
moral in the
of a few
days ago passed resolutions asking
Congress to appropriate
toward defraying the expense
of transporting members of their
race lo Africa. These colored
seem to have forgotten this
proposition is on the opposite side
of the bargain-counter from which
business these
days. The old gentleman is
all his energies toward adding
more black people to his
not to getting of
Then, too, be would Is- making a
lull In the American
for a lot of the oilier
even though he got the
mortal
A Western paper that
shipments of pianos to farming
per Core. Per- in that section have
Men- never greater during the
few and it
m if it No
tho kind Kith tin Crow on la.
I-I. Sold
ant Farmers do not buy pianos
when mortgages cover t heir
lie laved unless lie is allowed
vote. Those this
allege that would lie
unjust and a hardship on any
to make him pay and
allow him to vote. these
men, who think this so unjust,
never say a word making
while man pay luxes to educate the
applied to the inn pose
of education and the rapport of the
of the who will lie
disfranchised the proposed
amendment no lax on proper-
lint only on the poll, and All.
their poll tax expended for the
education of their children and the
children of who pay no I support of poor, ii
taxi ; not so great a hardship on them to
There arc many persons now who I lo doing this
pay taxes and jet vote, even if they vole.
There ale many widows and other born
ladies who own property, who. of
course, are not allowed lo vote.
There are thousands of young men
between eighteen and twenty-one
years old, who cannot vote and
have to pay a lax by working the
public roads. And there are
grown white men who pay laxes
but cannot vole; such, for Instance,
as of the
Slate. This last point was decided
last week by Treasurer Worth in
answer to the inquiry of
of deeds of Martin county, who
wrote the Treasurer asking hi in the
following
it legal lo charge unnatural-
citizens who have be. u
dents of a county many years with
a poll tax
Our State constitution in ion
I. of article V. says
General Assembly shall levy
lax every male
of the State twenty one
and under fifty years of
Therefore every male Inhabitant
between those ages, whether he lie
or native, must pay
the lax, although if mi , f
he cannot vole. Ami
live grasshopper will cat a
dead say-Tin- New
York Tribune Missouri for-
mer mixed par is green and bran
together and lets grasshopper
It, He died. Twenty
They died. Pour hundred ale
those twenty, and they died. Eight
thousand ate four hundred,
and they died. A hundred and
sixty thousand ale those eight thou ,
sand, and died, and the farmer
troubled no more, in its
from the Par W the name of the
v has
separated from his figures, but the
that the incident in
Missouri is as of
its
Been in i
A man. w In. .
in Winston,
of which
live near Pi I
The old hi- mi
own a horse which
raised. The animal has lie. n
mt of for fifteen year.
It has never been shod and ii-
hoofs are unusually long. The
owners are proud of the horse and
are going lo take him
out I he stable until he dies. The
old man bus a small farm and he
doe- his hauling and
with one little mule.
Slate of Ohio, of T i i i
Cm iv.
Prank J. make, oath
that he i- partner of
of Frank J. Co., do
business in the of Told.,
Stale aforesaid, and
that said will the of
ONE lit for
every case of t Hull
be 1.111 d use of Hall's
Catarrh , J.
lo mo and
presence, Ibis Kill
V. D . Ii.,
a.
Horn tn 1707.
d oldest
and. in the Id
1-1 was
; I .;. H ago. lb-
sides t lid Town, and
his age. i- vet
in work the farm.
The cut old mail Is a link
with past, lie was born on
I and will be
veil- age lie live- till next
Christina, Hi-hair is as white
a- and he ha- teeth
but his eyesight Is
than would be lie
I lull he can yet see to thread
needle, tells
that lie well remembers seeing
soldiers Wilmington
lug war When a
here lo drive
lo market, while red coated
city.
A New Field for Women.
Miss a young
Southern X. C.,
discovered a new field of
for women, in grape packing.
As grape season lasts only a
weeks, in order ti make it pay,
-he contracts with various vine-
yards, a corps of
girl workers, trained by her-
self. The careful selecting of the
and the trimming and lining
of baskets with paper is par-
adapted tn the deft
of women, and one ha.- a
baskets packed in six
hours. Philadelphia Times.
of Penn-
W, J. Bryan and other
Silver Democrats will address the
New England League,
Crescent Park, It. I., mi
and I.
The American Agriculturist baa
gathered compiled lea
which show that
in nearly college- and
in this country, nearly
from
still lots a
thirst for
since repairs j
the river bridge people
, , Public, j the side of the river
Hull's Cure Is taken In have had considerable
and mis directly nu lo town. This was
blood and mucous surfaces the . . .,.,. .,. ,, , .
,.,,.,. , .,,.,. bail on the tobacco
HA I .
Toledo u wanted lo reach the
Hold druggists, market net of
Hall's Pill-are the high price paying.
enterprising
proprietors of the Ware
that
should he relieved till- trouble.
have had a rial built and ,
put men at the river In run it.
all it are ferried j
across tree charge, This
a ill he u- long as the
bridge i- impassable. Such enter
prise
v. k. I. I
MOOSE,
A Al LAW.
X.
mill .
III I. Iii-i.
V I.
. .---,.
r. price,
Engineer and
iii tun.
FOR and
WATER POWER.
PATENT
v.-ii int ail
DESIGN
I s. ii. m
r i .
ON
GO.
Washington,
Mills R. Em-e,
N. c
r-i
-T AT LAW,
X. C
Dr.
N. C.
over Ct. V
EASTERN REFLECTOR
GREENVILLE. V.
D. J.
Entered the Post Office at
Greenville, X. C, as
Mail Matter.
THE
off has
whaling Beet has
almost complete failure.
Warn Yorkers are trying to net
op a Van boom for
dent. But Bryan is Hie
The Mayor of Atlanta has prom
the city council to op
and stay sober, or else at the
next
NEWSY HAPPENINGS
BUSINESS NOTES.
August
Bid. W. I. fr mi
topped bores short voile
day .
II. T. Smith of the Wire Pence
Co. Watt Parker weal to Kin-
last night where
1700 yards of fence to pal up.
B. Manning leave this morn
where he thinks
.
pi i Naples for
Leghorn.
purchase
The Ohio
Church has voted almost
ill favor women's rep
-escalation in general
In Chicago ever; dealer hand
ling is required to I
I lire ton. validity of
was questioned, it.-
It. Oilier questions brought out the
and night is caused by the
Wisdom in County, S. C.
The superintendent
far la his office
the papers of
for One
--Explain the
A in.-I of
eon pie of
keep a man from carrying
more than Ive gallons of liquor
The American govern
meat is ran good, the
States never been able to give
With an altar of
unusual ceremony .
the
A man could OS around tin
The North
convict farm has
suit against the Hew
Observer that paper told
of hi cruelty to the ids.
The that visited
Rico the latter part of past
week left ruin devastation
its wake. Secretary has sent
an appeal the cities of our conn
try for aid for the sufferers. Be
lief is hurried forward to
them.
of Richard Man-mid.
ho
Norwich, Conn. trawl at the rate of twenty live
mill's all
To secure the right to vote a
man must pay and able to
mods ever brought to
Borne of the patrons of Winter-
ville Academy net Monday
to take some further steps re-
side to the school. Micro
I. interest, c
to have a school.
A New -Look out in
om space week
history of Huh
cart wheels from way back
b if can Bud record Ky. enraged at the
, any la, back. building in ll.-
i; Mi-. I tow ii t Ml i ii
wen yesterday and learned that the edifice had
is going today with a crowd of just been insured in view ,
hands to Mr. Joe Wilson's,
Illinois lawyers will ask the
American Bar Association to
February I. WOT, the
centennial anniversary of John
to
States t
When a crowd of of
V I pun Scandal.
A great many people thought
List yen Democratic
charges Of peculation and
against the fusion State ad
ministration were for political el
foot only, but were true, yet
not half the troth was told. The
public remembers outrageous
scandals have developed la
with the of the
and has bean
previously published with reference
to the to
prepare the a Measure
for what was to seen in
day's paper. This, let it ha under
I Stood, a I showing.
but is from the mouths and
lot the fusion themselves. And
what a showing
had from the that ,
ween . I line h last and
15th of this year, Inspection of
Cost while
log the previous twelve it
had only The great
Will Not Happen
Again in years.
I received a letter last Fri-
day night from one the
est concerns in the world say-
Come at once. Sale will
Raleigh Aldermen passed an or-
that BO signs should
or project over the sidewalks. An
injunction was sued gains the en
Ordinance, and in
granting the injunction the city
ware restrained from in
with the sign until
validity matter can he deter
in the courts.
Not with
Dreyfus unmercifully and unjustly
his enemies undertook to binder
his defense by shooting one of his
counsel on Monday morning. I'm
the scandalous trial is in progress
on I he her side of the ocean, and
whatever may lie said about this
faraway will have no effect.
Americans feel an Interest in tin-
trial and think that
have his liberty.
miles of here to help save
bis crop of tobacco, which has near
dried have all been
down with typhoid fever.
When Mfg. Co. gets
their new Maine and Mingle-tree
perfected, will then lie
in-a complete of and
harness, when a won conies
a cart, they run
him up all round.
A the nine of
was going all through thin
last Saturday
kind cooking ware which he
through and sold u days
ago, which he claimed to lie
lire proof and said would not
break if you burned them a
years in a ii. ii
poured cold over
Almost lie got out of
town several parties who I.
tried ware, and it broke
all to as -it hot.
When will our people fooling
with dead beats
n pieces.
read
The night is sun
revolt lug on
-The moral effect of alcohol is to part of this sum was spent be-
tween the time the result the
last election was known and the
has a great retirement of the
for example, if
the light of tamely
people
each other.
The moon
m crop.
potatoes in
he on the 15th.
Suits Will Be Sold
ion THE DAYS IN THIS BALE
AND AT LAST IT HAS COMB. I TOOK THE
TRAIN ON THE WILL BEACH SEW
DUE TIME TO ATTEND THIS GREAT SALE. IT WILL BE
they will all
axis is s rod on which
earl b turns. The the emu
of the earth's The
around the earth is
Columbia Dispatch.
ITEMS.
The Reign of Prosperity.
The work of
going on In Charlotte is little less
than phenomenal. brick
layer cry carpenter is
occupied, and I here is ill demand
for more. Quantities of bricks
have been made, bin they have
bean laid as as made and more
arc Quantities of lumber
have been shipped into
ii into us an
it arrives, and more lumber i-
Wanted. In every part of the city
new dwellings are and
on the business streets blocks of
stores and offices arc course
ruction. The city was never
in so prosperous a inn. i
gratifying, too, that the neighbor
log towns and cities are
fully as much prosperity in pro-
portion as Charlotte. These are
the brightest and most hopeful
the South has known since
the civil war.
It is not material prosperity
alone brings all the
and satisfaction that prevails.
The political and Social confusion,
semi anarchy, that succeeded
civil war and lasted more or less
aggravated form for more than a
quarter of
way gradually to order and in
The friends of
the have almost come to
know that the needs
to work and lie thrift
more than he needs cm
to assert social rights that he can
attain. The himself
has also learned to know I hat there
is more happiness contented la.
and in preserving friendly re
with neighboring white
pie than fruitless controversy
and strife. All all, pros
poets for the people the conn
look observer
W. Watts, of Durham, do
MM to the
College at
Aug. ll.
I. Jackson preached the
M. church here
Miss Eva Sampson, of
paid low n a v .
Dr. Kicks says ii is distressingly
healthy In and
Mi i of Wash
i visit Mrs. Dr. Kicks.
The colored people arc holding a
protracted meeting in their Baptist
church.
II. has a
clerkship While
I his place.
Mis ll. II. who has
been mi sic, list, is much
proved now.
of City,
will in the
church tonight.
Mrs. Windley and children, of
spent yesterday
w Mrs Dr. Kick.
Miss should
in last instead
Of Mis-
The I held their
August meeting last Friday night.
All present enjoyed an excellent
led by I.,
There were a large number of
young people on the streets here
yesterday evening, some whom
had sentimental expressions,
Hold straight Cupid
your arrows unbearable
wounds.
We arc that
mil
In our towns, those
very They
chopped the church i
care I hat no pine of limber
1- used again. The elders
probably lose their
H ard lo
Ism.
Insurance
Voting has issued the
department desires local.
your attention to the provisions of
act to provide for the invest-
Ion incendiary chapter man
laws of I this act
it is made tin-duty the insurance
commissioner to examine, or cause
examination to be made, into the
cause, and origin
within the whenever In
his the evidence is pond Sunday afternoon.
as well as lo supervise
t such investigations made by
her charged
he deem
.,.,, all night houses.
this circular letter local y
the attention of the officers and
the State, as well as A company
others interested, to this law, and
ask hearty co-opera-1
lion best aid in carrying out
its provisions. The proper en
tor. of i his law ill secure the
re pulling Agricultural THE GREATEST SIGHTS THAT HAS HAPPENED
as a pig would a
The worst individual case, how-l
is that C. L. Harris. As
State, and of every
to look after tin- crime
of arson, it i- by law made
-penally the y of I be chief of
the lire department or
of board of aldermen in
every town in
origin
and instances of every lire in-
curring in such cities and town,
and to the result of their in
to the insurance com
And under
or town
who neglects or refuses In comply
w it h any of this law i- liable In a
line of
Again i- made the duly
these officer- to inspect all build-
and to
older the removal
i or
to the safety of such
building or
The May m or other of
our and towns can do no
work for the business In-
of communities a
proper enforcement
their attention to it the In
eve
president of the Board of
be received l per diem, and
in addition to this. per diem for
expenses, although he lives at
He received tori
preparing the report of the board I
to the Legislature, though that j
should have been a part of his,
regular duties or those of the
to Is- discharged without ex-
compensation. He received i
1350 annually as counsel fee-,
for one speech before the
Supreme of the
though
pared the brief, the cost of which
went into their annual bill of
and only part in
the transaction was the making of
the speech.
These in brief. principal
fads developed In
of Tuesday, by the month of ea-
Secretary Ramsey, and
by the books, kepi by him
rated to build a railroad from j or someone else of the crowd, ll
to Gen. J is a disgraceful record, and yet I he
Curr, of Durham, is at the bead Raleigh News and observer says
of I he company . that on Tuesday was taken a
very small bite at the cherry If
Democratic had ever
any such record in any de-
of government, we should
have considered that had
Its trust to the people and
i was disgraced forever. It never
lid so; it never misappropriated a
The Han Who Succeeds. dollar of the people's money .
The man who makes a success of;
never
for the crowd, lie strikes out hoped .
himself. It takes nerve, it takes
IN THE OF NEW YOKE.
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
STATE NEWS.
Happening In Carolina.
Immigration
son ha-a Idler from a Michigan
saying be raised apples in
Michigan and shipped them to this
State, so he thought he would move
. the western pan of North Cam
so as to save freight.
Conley a young man
of Wake county, was drowned in a
i afternoon.
Scotland Neck had ail o'clock
closing ordinance for business
houses. There was kicking against
expedient ,,.,,,.,,.
WAIT I GET HACK.
BUYS DOLLARS WORTH.
Hustlers.
ONE It SIMPLY
Door to
W. W. T. M , .
I HUG
We have just opened
nix building with an entirely new
and complete of------
N. of Salem.
of careless and a yesterday from
destroyers of property in Stale, his daughter, who has been lost
which will in not only great j for stating she would
security for the lives and proper here Monday. She has
bill a safer In- living in Sen-
better
While ii is the duty of
at
We Carry
of Observer
a great lot of grit. But Hit man
who succeeds has both. Any one
can fail. The public admires
man who has enough in
himself lo lake a chance. These
are main thing after
The man who tries lo succeed
must to be
important Was ever done
tin- greater number consulted
doubted the possibility.
Success is Hie accomplishment of
hat most people think can't lie
V. White.
I . i lo
dry. tuna as
the In a
glass, . i lie-1 ; . slim
All hen w III on Hie
Notions, Boots,
Shoes, Hals, Hard ware,
Crockery, Farm Implements,
Meal. Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Lard. Tobacco, etc. in
every STAPLE ARTICLE
carried a general stock.
We Also Sell
HAY, OATS, CORN, COT-
TON SEED HULLS AND
MEAL AND GUANO.
Our prices everything will be
found as low an a good article can AS WE WILL MOVE TO OUR
be sold You are cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid for all kind
of country produce.
WHITE FLEMING.
N.
GREAT BIG LABOR
IN A DAYS.
.- mi, will,
their
lake -.- on
of mil -id III
In tali, till I a
Ill i In
lime. i
., i
in ; Tits . pace t
ii,. i. . o popular in Canada.
Cincinnati r.
About to Call tor More
Washington, Angus BOO
Root asked the Govern-
ors of the state to name
each
which States bad j ,. they
war. As all the regiments now I of
is by
Two .- hi Washington
during ore Hi
Hit- i tip -I Hi.- pro-
cc, ding rolled Mates
are to free themselves from
. . , . , feels that hi
Therefore will have to
visiting Bethel if her
baa nothing better to invite a
low
The Sol-
Head.
Mobile Aug. I T.
Palmer, the youngest HUTU
la the Confederate army, died lo-
He was powder monkey on
the Confederate steamer Morgan,
commanded by Captain Try. of
fame, and ill the
terrific
will have their earnest and
lent operation, and begs to as
sine them at he will spare no
foil all limes any
way in enforcing this law for the
good of I lie
ordered arc fully equipped with
must be for new leg
In contemplation, which it
is thought will be ordered early
this week.
tor.
N. C, Aug. -Colon
won mil In the eleventh Inning
y game with
by a base on balls and a
base bit by Newman.
.-. Tarboro
Mobile Bay. ill April,
years old. Shaw.
I Bests V C.
Tarboro, N. c, Aug.
lips won game for yes
In the game played with
s. at Charlotte, lie
made I home run with two men
bum in inning, making
a final score of live to two.
law
key. Newman, Shaw.
The beat two out of
played with this yeah
ill decide the championship of the
as did
that .-n.
.- me I with.
-Hill we not lo any
they replied,
II Is very nine. In your
until tin- doorkeeper. right
in. San Argonaut
Km.
Tile wise will mil too
from those about lb will
bear and best have
foibles and have to
is- and per
haps pilled. Who l
not need forbearance sad forgive
Tin- of young giraffe.
COW,
goad, real, s
The from is
I. in, . long. also very good
mallow I.- fl
to too
Premiums have been
Id
IN
c.
T.
Points.
that
Newark, V J.
Your Policy
Has Cash Value.
Loan Value,
Paid-up
Insurance
works automatically,
Ii. Will lie re instated within
three years after lapse if you are
good health.
After Second Year
No Best ions,
Incontestable.
Dividends are payable
ginning of the second each
year, provided the
for the current year In-paid
They may Is- used
To reduce Premiums, or
To the Insurance, or
To Make Policy us
an during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J. L.
M.
H.
WHICHARD
lo W. R.
IN
N. C.
The in every
at low the
Highest market
paid for country produce.
M u
N .
for ll
nth yon-------. ,
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tool
Ii
h-v
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GREAT CLOTHING SALE
A PER CENT. CUT.
.
Stop
The Weather
Throng.
Now is the time to clothing ;
I WILL OS CLOTHING ABOUT
am to reduce raj of Clothing and ill prices
will move them.-
BLACK WOW
16.00 WOOL
HAY
A I HI GO IS IS A I. BA
PASTS FOB
Mrs. Hi. W. M. Ii. is
quite sick.
Swindell I- It I his.
for to
e,
tor Sen
good
W. P. Henderson,
has a as
the Warehouse.
II. Hooker borne Bat-
evening from the north when
, he had been after goods.
i,,.
to purchase
TO
TIN King
v day.
Starkey returned Saturday i
from the north where he bad
buying goods for J. L.
Bra.
Hill, who
Atwater, Chapel
. returned home to-
EASTERN REFLECTOR
LOCAL
Looks storm is
New Corned S. M.
MIST HAVE
A HOTEL.
A brink is being laid
front of Haw Is
The lips of live are sol with
tones.
A good cluck calculates Hue by
a I h my I
ll seems like has just gut
here, and it is half gone.
The tobacco have
tailed an for the season.
Keep in your
HOTEL.
You will not hear many people
complain that the weather is
oiler.
Bet.
When wrestling with
we must expect a throe of
pain.
The looks better
sines going through the of
the painters.
The
speaks for itself with good breaks
and good prices.
It's funny Ibid the man who is
increasing in weight generally
makes light of
There will soon
the new Bone of the
pants are getting in them.
There are cotton factories
North Carolina, and not one of
of them in Greenville or Pitt
county.
A white woman was examined
Tuesday and pronounced insane.
She was placed Jail
can lie made lo gel her
In the asylum.
Ilia, Alfred
male w ill open for the fall
term on Monday, Sept. A
thoroughly competent teacher bus
been secured. Bet advertisement.
The fall term of Male
Academy will open on Monday,
September Sec
in another column. There is not
a better school for in
What nice buildings you have-
on main street is the way the
stranger now express
CM himself, lint lie kills much of
the effect when he turns around
and asks, where is your hotel
II. Hooker wants your
to his advertisement In The
today. He is opening
bis one new-
stores can make ii Interesting
for you in the way of nice
and lowest prices.
sub-
wrote bis name ad
dross on a postal card, and simply
addressed it to Julius and
Son, Baltimore, Md
requesting one of their
By return mail lie
ed an immense that alone
took in slumps to carry it,
and over
quoting the lowest prices
articles; embracing every-
thing used a ; everything
necessary for office ; for a pub
lie building; for a for a
farm ; II told all wearing
apparel for men, women
; it quoted lowest prices on
everything to
told all Agricultural
Vehicles ; in
I- and Live Animals. No
home should Le without one of
these valuable as will
save you many dollars on every
thing yon bay in the mm of a
year. All for a it,
Three Widows.
Quite a strange incident
occurred depot at this
place hist Sunday. Last
a colored woman who resides
this received telegram saying
In o'clock as
remains of her husband, who had
working and
died there, would lie down on that
She wool sadly lo
no to the remains of
her I Boon
her arrival there,
woman with a baby her arms
came in and sadly took a seat.
holding a handkerchief lo her eye-.
The woman being occupied
with her own grief did inquire
into be the other's sorrow,
bat through overheard
gallon, she learned she also was
there to meet a de-
Well, train
came, with it contain
the dead But as the
train stopped another colored
man carry a baby in her anus
A. W. left
morning for Wake where
he is to a meeting during
the week.
Mrs Susan and Mrs. T.
Ii. Moore returned Saturday even
from a i-ii to relatives
i; I. Brown and who
have been visiting his father near
here, left Ibis morning for their
home in
II. vis, i in of II.
rued Saturday
from a northern
trip I'm He
C. S. Ponies returned Saturday
evening north
bad been stock
for his new store.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
cl lib, of Virginia, and Miss
n, Neck, are via-
Mis. T.
B. Greene, of the
Panic. left Morn-
for and New York lo
new
ins who has recently
had of typhoid
fever, is able lo lie up. His many
stepped train. All three friends are glad lo see him out.
each Without the other.
marched to the there,
the noise usual
their hearts gave veal to ii
feelings over the loss of a true bus
band. When was discovered
the to all three
of the mourning widows the train
lb. It. I. reached home
Saturday evening from extend-
ed trip to California and Texas.
it is a grant country out
I here.
Wiley Brown, who has a
position as salesman with II,
Hooker, returned Saturday even
from the northern cities where
Mis Uncle panic home I
T. K. I has.
In., came in pi i
Mi-.-
I ii ii
relatives.
alter
came in Ibis mot lit
lay here.
s. Parker,
1.1.1 here and left
morning train.
Mis- Pearl i Mi.-.-;
Joyner, l
A. J.
W. I. Walker, i,
New her this morn
and spent i hi
J. of an I u.
of
to
new .-
W. s. i .
has been
here looking after the building .
his Mores, returned home today.
n t-
Give it nothing to feed on.
When something yon In
grow angry. do y i . temp-
way a
two be yourself,
but try it. yourself I do
untiling, lo m the
rising will logo
don ii because it bus i to
i up, The person who and
does control tongue. I-
the face ;. .
is a hero. The world in
II bin. or her ii- Itch bill
docs. The . he I
his Is ill in be
who n city . i- g
c I lo I'm II
reeling of relief,
lull a sense sol
an I w . I hill the
temper hod been controlled,
by a bad
Thai often
years,
life. An of
like bunting of n steam
Is impossible lo loll
w bill w ill l ho result. The
maybe remedied.
worth
in.-alive, lid ii
Hr
SI s i. DRAW
. . . i II-
One . HI
. . .
. Ill M
ill . ill
scene ii ml I
. I Hot so
us
III
, . two have
MB
ill
; AS DEALER
For .
WARRANTED. .
mil I.
I .; . on
m ii and
A trial w ill c . ion.
V. HA-
S Best And
J Shoe sold. a
. I r r, .,. ., r. I,,. hf. , X
I pi Q IT p
Beef. Cattle,
Kegs,
Hides. Poultry.
ii J J country
ll i I . mi
. id i or I
r. L E C
j. C. ft Son.
see I well
. KM ll
i ii i lies lo rest on
n III p .
h. III l-ll II
e, look foil . men
II. I. lug, Ir. I.
Will John
and H -v.
I be lo I i Hi
M.
Omni V
-i
An
I from the have a complete
tile
I'll I s i r
PALL
i. lo raise the special selections Ladies Dress Goods with Silks to match
a on i. ill. While There will Is no bettor display the city than be found at my new
I lie chains they i it led,
lent I
. hi in In
till . two. A
crash and lo
lib tin n n
Into the I s c
a In .-1 in- water v.
I Ache ,. In depth.
l lie draw i om
met ii. fall,
null for I a hey i in .
Wilier i sank deep
mi side of Ki
i also cat a full line
i nil formerly occupied by Mrs.
of
id. gin;, i Ladies-
here you w ill be cordially
II. , , ; . . ,
In others as well US . , , .,., , . .,,
left tor Haw and we did not had been in
slay to sec what was selections for fall Stock.
lion of the body, but went off
Whose husband be would 1899.
heaven. News. , . this
; -it-1 .
ashore and III
i ii
New Lumber Firm. ,,, ,,.,. ,,
Parker and A. evening from Norfolk.
the lumber I i;. . Smith loft
yard that for sometime been Va.
conducted here by tin- Bros.
Lumber v., under the
of Mr. Parker.
will continue the business and
all kinds of lumber.
Here's
Ola is doing some plain
our
Warehouse,
he line curry
weight with them.
owner be bus nu partner to divide
with, he has rents i. pay. tin
he going to pill no in
country. The money thus
saved will enable him handle
your lo better advantage
It. went up ,., i,,.,,.,.
load at Planter's Ware
Monday,
Ibis business trip.
Mayor's Court.
Mayor had four eases to
Monday morn
and
using language, mil .
was
with the cost, 19.13,
Henry Davis, drunk and
plead guilty, lined one
and to
Jerry disorderly,
conduct and cursing on street, lined
H and costs, amounting to 15.75.
Marion Perkins
Per
kins guilty. plead
guilty Hand
lo 3.75.
A. IV. down
Neck even-
Mrs. has
from a visit lo relatives
Ion.
There me people in Ice-
laud, arc so free from
crime that but one policeman is
kept-
Some Women
of
a necessary
period or great pain and They
any can
their
bout taking internal
mixtures widely MM. Hut they may
place implicit in .- , j
MOTHER'S FRIEND
is a softening, and
lag
get drug
lore for Ml it. i. no
possibility cl doing I om, an. i
likelihood ii.
.- .; .
CO.
Jennie Move, of
arrived ibis morning to visit lira.
It. King.
Miss near
ville, look train
Mrs, Annie and Mrs.
Martha Barber returned
Iron
left
relatives Clinton.
went him,
s. of
Mount, spent last night here. ll.
Is looking around with a view of
locating Greenville.
Dull, of today
here, us de
lo start a paper
ton and ill soon do so.
Miss of
Miss Warren, of Wilson are
family of their uncle.
Allen
Mr. and Mix. W. B, Brown and
children returned home Monday
evening Iron a visit to Mrs.
parents Virginia.
X. II. left ibis morn-
for a trip through Martin and
Bertie counties the Internal of
loss, of
ho has been a meeting
at Mi. tour miles
home
in,
it. A. Tyson morning for
Killed by Ills Wife.
A colored mail named Hardy
Harris was killed near Falkland
Sunday morning. It seems
the man was in I n row with bis
Wife got after her
bad n tussle over the weapon
discharged, the loud sink
the man In the thigh, lie bled
to death from the wound. Tin
fawner's jury returned u verdict
ii homicide.
ti Christmas.
At one household ill ll a
key was killed evening b
Si--
turkey made
children think of am
wanted to their stock-
I s tin
. her lo
the draw, were
cm . . i. any in
I i
lb I In i .
t . he
i , i i loin of
II Lang I.
-in i
caned is
It is accident
Joy in I ha- lien in. as lie -i,
the mi Bernard t
Hooker in i -.- h in-.- Dial
. H y . .
i . Kennedy
man i
after the accident, b id
drifted a yards
the bridge. The man
from Mount and had
were not I
win-
for home.
I our
. Brow ti is w me.
H. C HOOKER.
of all mineral
ti
The say telephone am
jail at the
day. III jail ll I I In
slop the thing from bilk
.-. . iii arc wonderful.
has its All seven are marvelous.
I S -1
TO TWAIN.
TO SEVEN
hotel, Hot or cold water free
. , i free slopping at other hotels or boarding
e charged per week for the use of Seven Springs water.
G P. SMITH, Proprietor,
I. All. WANT IT, Ml IAN HEX IT BY
TO
Cleaning the Cemetery.
N. II. who
the in charge of Cher
Hill Cemetery, white, tells us
that in-ha- started the work
having it cleaned out,
if owner-
would have their plats off
at the some time that the other
work is The lot owners
should do ibis once.
. lever,
with
Ins
II.
stile. l l-W I
. . i .
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
Cleanses the System
,, EFFECTUALLY
PERMANENTLY
Mint o c.
V VT-
v. . mm Drug v., , ,.
Mrs. A. Ibis M drug Ki i-.
for to visit relatives. of Dr-mi ml
M V AND TOP
n ill, TO All. ti; POOH, COME AND
ill r.
My Stock
is Complete
LINES.
At prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
las. B. White.
r.
mm
W,
The Reflector
Book Store
Has on hand a full supply of
The Standard Bottles
Tilt
Never spill when turned over.
per bottle- c Wire stand cents.
You may never but
Should you ever want
JOB PRINTING
Give us a call.
Till Mi PROM A-------
Visiting Card
Full Sheet Poster,
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TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only -l a year con
the news every week,
and gives information to the
those grow-
tobacco, is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
The Daily Reflector
Gives the home news every
afternoon at the small price
of cents a month. Arc
you a subscriber ii not,
you ought to be.
TAINTED THE SPRING
MOW GAP, GOT ITS
PECULIAR NAME.
The the
m I . n n i n
mi
of
One of place m tin- M
la The old
plain
men who Indiana and
buffalo out during Um
I train toe bare
Unfit at the
of for nearly
This is too place, Io
I their where real
owl of the In
mountain the thirst
at a whole of
trained Indian was
not pare a they
veritable fount
Colonel C it, the author of
a history of Wyoming
of tin has learned HUB
of Gap lo in-
different from fountain of youth
to record
of the early along
overland trail. re-
Ha name in ISMS the
building of tin- overland route
from to Salt Lake City
the coast.
be people of i had long been
. working to secure the regular i
I stage route, then connecting the cast
awl die In Ben
a man. became
of great overland Hue, and he
agreed upon a route running through
He to l I
t part mail running.
up i No Hi awl the
tor rivers nit.
The man,
on route were the
to It.
The now trail led by way -f Jules-
but. Colo., over the
wagon I to Port l-up-
north plains.
then west through
Joining the old trail leading
across country i the Pacific coast
The change was during sum
mar la. AH rolling
and other property of the com
were gathered at the station Just
above in central Wye-
Company A f
Ohio cavalry, with Major la
command, was detailed escort at
the
During Hie clay the long line of
coaches, and mules
made ii station where
the bail gathered. Tho
route chosen was directly south from
the t. The camp so-
was in a in mountains
where there wore a Hue spring
of far cooking
after going Into camp the
major that a
of in- soldiers were and he
for W. II
ii. who was r of the day, and
Informed him f of many
r the men gave it as his
that some one was selling In
the camp, The command was doing
duty not for stage stink
stores, for a of
emigrants who had availed them-
Ives of the opp for safe con-
duct over the p ulna.
Brown received orders
to search all w and if be should
allot over to d it
n corporal and four men, he
commenced the search for the
article found last a
of In an emigrant Tho
out of the w i n. In head
empty mi
This done, II chanced the
where was emptied
a- above the and
i ii w pouring down Into
the water supply camp
rite
on. nit l they i u lie I n with
cups, buckets ramp
to ., i what of
coveted a stoop
over
thing until he drunk.
One n Id or bad reeded In
getting a full from the
paid hi- respects Io Major n ,
ill the
commanding i lib maudlin
. B i . I v
he had r n l
; . . i
. II
an attack I i II I . i in
; I I of h . i
beam II v hi i glance
i. i i mill of ming-i
hi i v t Ml on
. ; h- U-i I i
I I- . pi mi he
nil ii gin, I ii e
an a Io
lied turn pt off tin Ir In
H us the gap . the
here I lie ramp . received
the name of
f was . u camping
place for more of
ant emigrants of
the little spring
never a fountain of as II
been In the old days,
gushed up f the lo quench
the of a company of Coated
states Inquirer.
IN
if you t fountain
i the
In
i i . . r pen
I and
III I . supply of
i . into
i . i t.
It is riot
o i r p two
it i liter, hut
rapid enough
lie nearer a
ii ate i and
i j can
I as any
ii put a
-I color, but a few hours It
, to black.
be i
lie octet i
till
II
the
I. r . r
I i
X i . i .
Tl
kill .
watt r and t i i
a ,. -i i
by u throe -i a
via. . fin. . MIS Bill tie
.-I i I thirst Taking
the white wrap and piece or
cloth that his during sloop.
the native poor water over his
neck and bands. The
with all for
sock first to his
are iii many
but dual thirst is the
worst. pore I- the throat
Is a lump of dry clay, and one
what it must to boa mummy.
Mildred Have j
your la-l i U ii
fleeting i i- m over one
at a time
Vt s, I ha I a
once when I was riding with a
low hie started i r in away,
ii as if we certainly
hired lad was
I bought a its
face
A hole ; the toe of my
left stock I ha vi never since
run risk of dead in
such a condition Chicago Times Her
hi.
r ii-
In a mils lung waves,
t from t t and n feel
high, n at miles an
hour with of
for root of I heir length.
i foot a. the
. rise like a
I ii . i If r III fated
a-n a I--- I Iowa of
i with
rush Ii an eggshell.
iii us i y to make our like
h, i lender Iron,
shall Into
lives mi help to lighten
and cares
It lakes ions , f paper
the in the
each year
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; sound sleep; a
line appetite and a ripe old age,
are some results of the use
of Liver Pills. A single
dose will convince you of their
wonderful effects and virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head-
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES
school
n. in.
Divine service and sermon every
morning stud evening.
prayer
M. Litany A.
M., Rev. I. Minister
in Charge,
Bun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
evening. Rev.
A.
m.
every Bun-
day, morning and evening.
Meting Wednesday evening. Rev.
N. M. Watson, pastor.
n. m. W K. Harding,
third
morning and evening. Rev.
J, It. Minion,
j. R. Moore
A. K. a. M.
Lodge, No. and
Monday evening. B.
w, II. J. M.
I. Lodge,
Meets even Tuesday evening.
l. I.
K. of P.- Tar River Lodge, No.
every evening.
J. L.
K. R.
Ii. Council,
UM, every even-
W. It. B. M. B.
Lang, Bee.
O. U. A. every
Wednesday night at ill I. o.
O, K. hall. A. Johnson, Conn-
A. O.
Ii, every
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows
Hull. J. Gardner Worthy
Chief; U. S. Sec.
I. Conclave
No. every an, I
fourth Monday nights in Odd
lows Hall. W. B. Wilson
D. B. Smith Sec.
EDUCATIONAL.
it
Board. Full Tuition fee
for the scholastic year. To in time above
toM IS. by one hoar's work in Industrial De-
The 17th annual session begins
ISM. j M ft, U.
MILITARY SCHOOL
X, V.
The in the for advantage
to and huger per of than
any other school in the coarse preparatory to
West Point.
B. B
AND BRANCHES
AND ATLANTIC LINE
CAROLINA.
TWAINS
, I
Ar Rocky Mount
Leave
Lt Mount
,.,
N Selma
Florence
Ar
Ar
a as. -.-
a u ;
a a
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TRAINS NORTH
HI
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THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
AGRICULTURE AND MECHANIC
3-
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m I-
the
It not only m to
Then are in Um
in of strip Ii
will I lie l in
tin- of
etc I,,
PRESIDENT GEO. T. WINSTON,
X. c.
Selma
Arrive
Ar Mount
Arrive
Ar
I -V
A M
I'M
II
HIS,
II
I- M A M
u N so
r m run
or as
st
-w
1-
a in
In-
I.
Greenville-
Tin- will In in
on MONDAY, .
per .
ht BOO
per m I
Riven
Burs Ur say higher
f-r
Ta h UM
II i
with tap the
write principal, With
an liberal age we
a woe,
W. H.
An-. II. 1890
THE OF C.
patronage and
equipment in its history.
.; Academic
Pro-
in La, ill Mod-
ii-inc in Pharmacy.
ins. Water Works.
Advanced Classes open It
a Board Ample
for self-help, Scholarships n.
Luis for the needy. Free fir
teachers. Summer School Teachers.
instructors, students, Total
S Chapel Hill,. O.
Division Main leaves
ton II pm,
Inn ISIS, , San-
lip in.
J p in. IS p U-ave
H pin. an in-.-
C If p m
leaves Baa-
s It a in. n m, m. Red
f in. III n
live III St. leaves
m.
p in. I 1.1 p m,
p in
train No
Carolina Central
Railroad, Bad Spring,
Spring,
with tin- Ail Southern
at
Train lite
leave. , , IS p m.
rive. St p m. ft
pm. K i leave.
. M am. Halifax
at II I. a,
Train, leave
a M a m n m. arrive
a m pm. leave Parmele
a m fl an p m arrive a
p I j
Train leave.
p m. Sunday pa, arrive,
leave,
moult, dally, Sunday. a m. and Sun-
day am. arrive. am. II
Train on N C r. leave,
hon, . n,.
K in. m, leave.
on a m. arrive, a, a m.
on leave Poe.,
Mount am in n n,
an,., p am,
pm. leave Spun Hope II no am
a m at
SELECT
Stale Normal and
Female School,
N. U.
highly will
ii
Higher -no
per a
payable
mil
location ii Ii is
with tin- opening tiny.
Fit m or
MRS. ALFRED FORBES.
COLLEGE.
Forty year opens
lay. Largest en-
of any College in tilt-
South. in
the State. Board to 110.00
per month. for
worthy young men.
en admitted to all classes. Semi
for to
I K. O
OF NORTH
Oilers In women thorough
literary,
Industrial
pedagogical training, Annul ex-
nun
State of
members. More than regular
Students. Has matriculated about
1,700 students, representing every
iii tho Stale except one.
and Observation of
about pupils. To
in dormitories, all fret; tuition
In- made
August 1st.
ed those desiring competent
trained teachers.
For and other
N.
RALEIGH, If. V.
t hie of the female in
the South, and the cheapest for ad-
vantages given.
JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A.
S. M. Schultz,
Prepared fancy Ponce
side meat, hams, should-
sugar,
cigars,
butter, full
cream sausage,
Oat hominy Hakes, cotton-
Heed meal and hulls, cotton seed
at per
M SEEDS.
Sewing MACHINES
SALT.
Etc
Come to see
Hi M.
Phone
ON OUR
SPRING
LINE OP
Linens, Goods
and get some
of the bargains I
am
a i .
ii m. II m. ,
i m. Sunday.
II f- M.
Train on
and a
I-in am and
Train at Wei
dun all dally, all rail Tia
MM
H. M.
I. Manager.
T. M. Traffic
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
Steamers leave on
Mondays, Wednesdays Fri-
days at A. M. for
water
leave at A.
M., l A. M. on Tues-
days, and Saturdays.
Sailing lo change de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
should order freight by
Old Dominion S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Buy Line from Baltimore;
and from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N. C.
J. J.
Greenville, N. C.
J. E. BEET,
-DEALER IN-
A GENERAL LINE OF
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
I can now lie found In the
store formerly
by J.
W. Brown.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. R. COREY.
m-i aM . In, UM
To quit forever, be
lull or life, nerve vigor,
weak
all
Mod. and tree.
Ufa
-a-
FOR
The
D. J. WHICHARD, and Owner TRUTH IN
CE x Year in Advance.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST
and
Friday
NO
OLA
AT
IS STILL IN THE LEAD WITH HIGH PRICES.
1st, Being sole owner and proprietor,
and having no partner to divide Ms com-
missions.
2nd, having the I
that he doe In being owner of
i . .
n i I ; it
m v
, , . , , . . T . V
M tobacco . floor where every to,.
or
Greenville N. O,
for the all taxed ill
People. about per cent of their value.
,. in Louis-
ville generally in nil
he inns, In possibly in
the States, and is regarded
as the most solid, In
their
homes, proportionately than in
other city in the which is
there arc
those of
some exemptions.
We say we favor en-
tire policy of exemption, although
it has its good points, hut we do
another good in heartily favor
aging of menu-
is plants and the establish-
annum, of kind
this n. another good sign. .,, of
is within two ride, knows chief reason
York, and ill U not .
is on account of Its
to some of the Masons of
we do not say all
of but some of great manufacturing
a pays ,
Unreal estate. There II which our
Upon upon raw
upon pro hanking which
duets, upon debts due and upon ,
cash on hand no luxes are levied of a large
for either State or municipal companies
them we are poor,
Iii do all in our power In
of
building of
rations which t
labor, Instead of giving heed to the
demagogic cry
American.
;. ii II you
aid ii young lo editor
of The en.
learning
lo ii-. in I
wanted some long ago
looked over
in The I
found I mid I make
in if. el ion
I laved enough In
to I p.
a I the c
to me anything else in
The .
of . , , . a
purchase lite
I,,. well
sen
proper n ,
. , , .
. mi
i ii
make . lib U . el Ii
; . . . i I i
I hem in I in
. ill ,.
for profit. He -.-. I
Ni
.
. n
i no
e .
A Wise Man's Belief.
I think farmers will bits It
A writer in the Louisville
would
opera-
which
could take care of our business.
Courier-Journal draws a ,, ,,. ,,.,, ,.,.
son and n-
in this lie says mom
that in the latter city if a
it being
up
on millions of dollars which arc
sent North every year in this
way Is- at
alone sends out of the each
One Little Prop.
One little drop of rain does
produce nun h moisture even two
or half a dozen, have lit-
effect, i In- eon-
dripping of rain drop
will moisten earth,
so with One Hint it will I hem ii
little skinny keep Hack of all
not be expected lo produce charges,
material results this ago before come lo
world, so much advertising will know to
is being for Hand
keeping it, If you have There arc always to ls
thing scarcely ever found in
fails. Others have, perhaps, been News,
similar
your,, long before your New and
meat appeared, and people l
using will, ibis
which bore Ii n blossoms
estate, he would pay in taxes only year over in Insurance
while he would
pay or more seven
times as much. The tux rule
Philadelphia -1.85 for
purposes on real estate held
owned by manufacturers; for
nothing.
This is I he extent the taxation
levied, in the is
for and
cents for purposes, and
even owned by the
real raw products,
products, cash due
premiums. The of
such concerns would
for our men, would give
to labor, and would keep
with now going
We would mil w rile in I bis rain
if we thought we were bilking of
the Impossible or Impracticable,
inn ire are not. We have good
ground for what we say.
all the essentials hero for
every whit as progressive and
as New or
yet compared to
you expect one little
yours is j
I hem if i u caterpillar
Is placed before them
after time, they ill conclude your
article has merit, and may be In-
to try to see if might
not better than the one
I bey are an
Gazette.
PATENT
maturing, stripped .
I foliage and apple,
ago
mi Dial I'm in. n
is i. arc oil
Hill- I'll l HI
Ii
I be w is,, men of a couple
. i ago were wont to hold
lie pursuits in no great en-
ii in. Addison in
ii made the that
n i fellows prove very good men
w -i. i for But Addison wrote
. tin-Ill lo in the placid dais. There being
Iii so hum bustle in the world
is lull one wants, j then, the ancient storekeepers did
ill I- to put forth energy.
Inn , no man is found
fill. i . .-. in. of to-
in ii hundred I day. and in
iv. can tell relying also upon the
who has results to from
and interesting
in a class and popular
men . , .
Imp.
lo Ibis In ii I In
tin- . . i,
ill l-l-l
Iii .
. i
. mil. I.
ll
i-.
I i e ample
advice i
In I Ins I ii
. Ink,
I i.- . i m I ii on Shoals.
world may owe
every nun a living, but II
New s.
. .; .
I I I.
a safe Profitable Agency
-i In I In . i
N -I . Ml l .
n dis
i i Hunk, X. r in
ii i Aaron
k,
their departure, and slim . . , w . , , . ;
their going .
. i r i in
i. i
a sew cm of Ii
son i of apple
can he
of II
No
ton invent pt .
PRU Henri or bolo.
I rm I
BOOK ON PATENTS
CO.
WASHINGTON, J
el, v
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nil . to
men lie life
ii n no c
Ins crew, i he III
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A At
X.
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P.
Civil
i- . o
,.,, ,
be ,, .,,,. . ,,. , ,
Inn,
Engineer and Surveyor.
ill.
FOB AND
WAT Ell POWER.
v font, ,,
I S .- lie I- I
II Ti nil in
in lake , h
. . i t ;
yen will. Mire,
Ill .
fold the I
and
mil
J of
ranks is.
In
. He
Mills . lane,
Tartan, N N.
r-U AM A IRK,
LAW,
X. o.
In- In c
ion lie regular
i . me N.
Sons store I
not