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The Reflector The of EDUCATIONAL. Has on hand a full supply of The Standard Bottles The following to be to Phil Times in t be Borne about who tat surprises .-. It i- of Hf fur ii of the employ lo wage tiling i- people. In olden The salaries paid lo when amount to over a dollars a of the year, while the of the age. aid largely . tin- mills i- and tin- territory of legible writing general. Charlotte than The Washington, the an-nearly mill-, which is Madison. Hon all Ike roe. their con- of all la the en temporaries were a- legible lire South. The her rapid- a- the typewritten I. It, increasing. W. and in pant WILMINGTON WELDON AND BRANCHES AND ATLANTIC COAST LINE OF CAROLINA. schedule. Board, full Tuition and Library fur year. lb applying la time above may be reduced to by one hour's work per day in Industrial De- Till annual begins SEPTEMBER, 20th, J. M. RHODES, m TRAINS HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL OXFORD, N. O. The Cheapest School in the South fur the advantages offered. U. .,. Ar Rot-l Lt Ar US S- .-- .-- am m m r Ha ate m . mi mils ; V ii ii i ;. . a. H II M t an i t at a ii I'M AM as raj a Ar Li At TRAINS coy . , , , .,., Scuds to I I cent wore of a ., ;,;. to the wrote let- and AM copper- aware of the j In of private letter away. The N the in the Booth. Along Ills Wilton Li M I.-. I . I'm- Never spill when turned over. everywhere, and la forward on all E everything of note from other line lit and ,.,. i table. letter-writing old- in a lime of the way. g the Watch Charlotte. It la in f, i. often our and the writer la well known to one who the I'll is illegible letter writing i- A Splendid Way. .-, ill; i ., . where write . received daily per in THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE I b F- AND I. Ar W Si t Y.- Pal S IS II II AM f M A M Ii a at ii it an a u it a m r it n ii ii i. l o is ii as i m rot i; I w Begins per bottle- c Wire standee in -1-. . . , . whom the I'm u in an- u exactly what Ii i- you were not for letter for to go the lite editor . be i. ,,, , therefore, without any ,., j country in richer now were I hi lime mil to receive on i. -c haven't our i retail extra of mi to in of agricultural and . nil i.- in i-j- -ii rt t Ii i. In- Hi m i. Oil will Mi limy of tin the of a trip to I in. . Ike in Silt., I . , apply to PRESIDENT GEO. T. WINSTON, WT N. C. Greenville tin- And ii Ilia, M p ill. It i leave I H pro, Wilmington I . m lie leaves B . lion Mills HI 4-2 a rive karat K it. i ill. in. Mill U f m. n p in. p m, H in at with tin- Carolina R Red tin- at ii Una and fl Railway with Durham in- .------. u-., t p in. Viol t ii t a in. ll Train- Ii in a m an l m. are several I will Star. ,, A CLEAR good digestion; sound sleep; mi.- variety .,., , in for or , ., in which the unintelligible. i letter U- -pi-, . i . . any one, lo rite mi plainly none for mica a- An absolute cure for Hi- writer dyspepsia, malaria, sour i Y inn I Oil . it ti i am. ii t Sunday. I Train- I I ill in a man I m. a. m. morning and evening. Man pit- . . i, . ; i . . Ill V I Train X r UM- . m, a m. p m. in. Sprint- M., and at M. I. A. i m, . In Charge. Train on given if Service any higher B, i-ii r my pm , . , II at inn i .-, Bar. a. W. r It i i-- begin ft. m. O. I. at Too am too I 111- f liar. . i . i . at Wat dose Will a Jill l ii t Wonderful and virtue. day. evening. . A Known Fact. W. H. You may never but Should you ever want JOB PRINTING Give us a call. carefully the Mated u ii ii lie ii be written legibly, propel written plainly and accurately, the writer promptly atop when the work i- A large of on a i i.-v. i I I., I hall In fin- In every la to -1 I dents would, rule, make more an-l i- if evening. Rev. N. M. p. m. W Hen constipation Female bilious fever, piles, torpid liver X. c S Moore and all kindred diseases. t I J .- a regular service. S mil I open school again mi j per month . p g. IN ,., first and IS fend., It. Mu-J . It. J. M. Sec II. u mi I tin- evening, i D D Overton, N. O. i- n tut i ace or MRS. ALFRED FORBES. PROM A- Visiting Card Full Sheet Poster, The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A WEEK only and news week, gives i grow- tobacco, is worth many than the subscription price. l purl training of very tin Agent J. R. Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Truffle Manage OLD DOMINION LINE on on. SPRING LINK OP the People Can do II Want To. However, to our mind, there la the people-cannot down if lien White and get w of the bargains I am offering. mm l n. One of beat in tin- Booth, and cheapest Mintages given. JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A. tiny j I Q If Q Q applied to only a minority of the w people, tin- majority on the other aide. If n Republican is elected In II. ii is proof people- the majority, Lund Sale. The Daily Reflector the home news lit till a month, you subscriber you ought to be. every price Arc I lint, i I power ill Sm . in Bo- Sarah Cox and which the only mean- to land . then. . i people a being ii is a North I v i em mi . by Cox dial when ii w are j in live, as before are I lie people can mi I hem when in. Monroe Journal, H. W.- WHICHARD to W, II. Whichard, N. C. The in and an the Highest market prices paid PIMPLES land on but aha all had been trouble tor but Oral I had no nit. w. hi-r- vi Are . Pa. K. of P.- Lodge, No. every Friday evening. l. naming, c. s. c. K. of R. and II. Council, No. 1696, meets even- B. Wilson, R. at. R. Boo. U. A. night at la I. O. O. V. hall. A. Johnson, A. O. inn Council, Ho. meets every first in Hull. J. Worthy Chief; I. B. Smith, See. No. Ill, meet every second and Monthly- in Odd Hull. W. U. O. Smith Bee. leave Washington on Fri- days ti A. M. for water permitting, Rel ii ruing leave at A. M A. M. on Turn- and Sailing hours m change de- pending on stage of water. tit Washington with for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde. Line from Bay Line from Baltimore-, Line from Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. O. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, The Mayor of Kan., is two is I I he man in is nine. ,. I, CANDY CATHARTIC I cathartic S. M. Schultz, WHOLESALE . At-RETAIL fancy Ponce Hide meal, coffee, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, duller, mountain duller, full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy Makes, cotton- seed BOB and cotton seed at 1-1 cents per M FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINES CHAIRS, PRICES. Come to see M. Phone J. B. -DEALER IN- . kW., . CURS CONSTIPATION. . . i aM i. -it , A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice of Hardware. can now be found In the store formerly by J- W. Brown. COME SEE J. R. COBBY. Baa-t Ml lift To i loll of All toe lard booklet and Co, at Maw Tut Twice FOR- f H WEEK The Eastern h vol. XVIII P. J. WHICHARD, and Owner TRUTH IN T S Year in Advance. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N C. FRIDAY, A NO Friday OLA ; b; 1ST. o. IS STILL IN THE LEAD WITH HIGH PRICES. . . . ft 1st, Being sole owner and proprietor, J and having no partner to divide his com- missions. 2nd, having; no rents to pay for the house I that ho does in being owner of I same. . t. mi mi is m IX by where will be looked after. N. O, A COMBINE. lo lo In view upon bale of the Cotton Company, and the of the of fir making by the owners of com- presses the following letter, of a soil, la of to Atlanta by Richard of Hie Planter's Journal, Memphis, II is us New York. May of the Compress t Broadway Dear sin u is pro- pond by or otherwise Mime must de in States, provided lie arranged on a in a it It the representatives of all re. I I for who art lake up if it lie put upon basis. desire to cull your alien- fact that in order to meet the competition that has arisen from the round system, II will lie for the coin presses referred to to consolidate under general management, fully able to expenses by more uniform systems of compress lay the of the box I, lo obtain lower rule of insurance and secure lower rates of freight lo foreign do mi points. the both i you and us of personal in the new business, as well as plant, bill tit the time we unless a consolidation be arranged on an cal basis, we may not be able the long run to successfully With the round bale system or with oilier new which may come into If is your desire to sell our press property at enough to answer the of and also sign the option Information will lie not to any one else of As then arc over two hundred and it will require considerable lime and labor to Bend a committee to examine and and make nil proper arrangements, necessary good for not less six months from the date of bear in two weeks of Ibis dale we shall consider that BOt I to into the proposed Awaiting your reply, we c. Km For Executive With j by or has already been Um. ,,. ,.,,,,.,. ., tire I accept progress la with A .; In civil Sir ii Salary and a Wen moment a serious and lair material progress use in promoting. I . I. . Hi i ,. , are ii-c in , ,, and would . i., . ,, ,,,., h, and .- A Wisconsin to bust I follow their new in Stale. His leaving . . ., o . .---. . i nearly their true money value well us commerce. Mores, buyer- decide to give up h , . here and goto l her home with her younger Henry. Mi-s. won Chase City, Va., Monday to days a relative, after which I. , . If one hold- all properly serve n purpose in should lie ho Our Conventions Hill . ii I mi i. i Hen Ii for an i try. Mr. Heath Investigated will o. a a. upon the found The ; . without a all , the , . ; but if he mil .;,. with a rotative, after which j , ,,,,,, liable -1 . -ill ,. , ., a week with before go m w , ,,,,., .,,,,.; era i. Mr. ft mar ;, m.,,. , ,. ,,,, ,. ,,. tad, on the same tram for In. lie of labors going by way Richmond Now York on There is general the breaking up and removal of these held in very warm by a wide circle of friends. She is a truly good heart, In word deed, a and Morale neighbor and Mend, she will mimed the and all who know will g. mi. of upholding Hon, . her i in -I In addition and i , helped i ml few people . m . ,,,,, ,,,, Carolina. to , I ; , tho evil . he was cam they think popular, lug more i N that the clerk for . tight them nothing ban roll a in spite. Th.-y urge ownership spite. idler, and was drawing now, and falling for war not I . ; , II , ; ., J ., can be a man . Calamities In Our of our new possessions seems lo home of some terrible malady that will call for help parent country. In is it is yellow fever, ill Hawaii is in i- leprosy, in Luzon in is Hoods, pinions. remaining one Phil- ill develop special A for all these curses we lire spending millions of money lives of brave ever kepi back an invading army. never endorse such as this when in blood have on them . . else. sum . ,. t-U.-I i- over That nil or, new . c . InN. Zig a-u public ,, ii j. i. FLEMING ft At Law. N. , . i i. r-iii.-. I . of o Bachelor. Probably every woman I her now bigger Her. woman, no natter how homely tho is, In hot heart that she has an air. You can always woman s talking watching her in a restaurant when la looking. . feed will to avoid lenders their followers to Han Ire. i, will .,,. and o. to The baa their the . . . T , H, V. Engineer and lion formed, is third band.-. Whether it to or not, there la one thing the farmers are sluing in opposition in ii. and the op- position is growing vigorously. There is a in men whirl, sometimes Insulin's a nil combines. Dur- ham Run. now . . ,. ii in-1 physic clerk l. pension s. very drawing ,. . lull. I--I HI aw mu ,, M. per year, laud. reason ,,.,.,,, ; ,, ,,,.,.,,. Washing- u and appreciate . i,; , the fact n live town I,, i- .,. . pi . lie in. i. . a There's unite a difference Ito of men lion. tho town. Whatever and power, no one should made helps one, help- lie something by say. to them. There is Ilia, human beings can with they as in Ms, Christians capitalists. While anyone is rather to be for being ready to I Oil NO . Mills H. N I N. AT I-AW, N. C. D. L. N. O. Bonn store

over eastern X. with Spain asked the privilege of capturing y.- , ,. . Greenville. K. O., M it is unfortunate Mail Hatter. begin his task about Hum lime. UH HI NOTES. August, now place a lawyer Ike of his Wat De part meat proceed in, the lb strength. The recent By i. . n.-s unexpected quarters I The Administration will not ad- it it, inn nevertheless fact remains, instead making in its against the in- insurrection is gain speech at Den Mr. Bryan has the for a complete Democratic re-union ha mad ii for the take the on issues. It was wrong to demand and the Insurgent Filipino. What we should have done was offer them Independence under our protect ion. War would Iowa shows the ought to be the slogan of the Dem party in their campaign ill Iowa this fall. The plat tan of the Iowa Democrats should lie the platform of the National Demo- and other is- lands of the Philippines, is clear of this fact. the and pastor of church at died Monday in a sanitarium where he had weeks for treatment, lie years old and was a- one of the pulpit orators in the State. I I Mil I X. St, Commissioner Says Must Miss Battle Mayo left here last Pay tor General who added lo his reputation for righting in the Cuban campaign, would make an Ideal commander of the Philip. forces of the Stale-, lull owing to the jealousy of Otis, In has heretofore In II subordinate position. Vice President is now known as the the of Alger, for it will be remembered n was after his visit to Robert Alger concluded to resign. The office Vice-President i developing a highly important and useful one. To curb tin- power name people will agree that we on state rather than national Democrats do not take kindly to any national authority. The meeting of the Governors of the several -tales at Si. called by Governor of Texas, lobe pro- duel i- of Republicans are pouring ill on their advice for in the Philip- nines, and it that I his hi having its on the for is now said will support Otis in the Bill for the next campaign the Filipinos. The Judge V an of New York, will hi- name to be used as a candidate, means be recognizes that Mr. Bryan Is the man the Democracy, and that any other candidate would not bring about Democratic A hose l man III Io man been ex Juan. The I reached I here a load of supplies for Ike and sieve lore- p m- the unloading in a strike, No fr mi their starving could move i i work, an I i alive- and sol- had Io volunteer vessel, Thai soil of and worse, arc the one. p been and are hill lug so much War August We notice th u the interest la our school seems to be booming up some since we made our Mis- Sallie i- -lay In the store while her sister. Mi Miry, is away on c. T. who lives hum lull who -lays out hi- farm most of the time, has come home with fever, -e not severe. We wish the mm people who seem so much inclined to levers could drink of our mineral water. It is becoming popular as a pure drink. W. of this place, is selling a style feed cutter that seems to be perfect in Its make up, think Hi sine the storm has -1 lorn up fodder out farmers had better the plan cutting corn Now s the time to decide, or will be late. i I -i it . We have received testimony of w . II. Ayden. he a pair Light and Heb Wheels nude by C. Cox year. They were in con- use and wore out three sets tires mid four axles, and sold them for lour dollars. Mr. Harris also states that he ha- I pair- the same make of wheel- made by A. Cox ilia, have been in sen year-, and have worn two sets of tires and bid fair to wear out another irons. We Mr, Harris for Ibis history, be glad lo hear from another friend. is. where will spend several days with her sister Mr- Barton. W. II. of Jackson is visiting her Km. R. While, place. A crowd Of our young folks h . I a wagon ride ill the Saturday evening. Mrs. B. was their W. C. mule driver. The rulings of the Com- of Revenue, changing, altering and revising the laws the tobacco put many dark as to the real in lent and meaning of the law. as we wished to conform and for the of some of our who directed a letter to Hi- 1.111 Mr. Win. Powell, master ,. a-king here, was in to Mis. last Thursday evening, Leon Jackson many wish them long and happy life. There were sen ill the M. B. church here yesterday. There was a row here Saturday night between I. James, of and a colored in in from Nor- folk, The colored man shot at James three limes, one lull passing through hi- clot Ins near hi- heart. Fortunately James was no much, though he was. bruised s line iii the light before the occurred. James was said to lie drunk. There is now in I he of B. a bomb shell weigh- s which taken pine on the near Hamilton a short time This shell was in the tree during the war between the . The -hell has not been ex- is a lime shell, and we suppose, explosives considerable damage. The storm has con- to crops In section. say at there ill not be over half the fodder saved. Tobacco did not suffer so as was at lion on I his Office of tub In ii. Washington, Aug. Hi Warehouse. Greenville, X. has re- your letter, dated 13th In- relative to the purchase of leaf tobacco from farmers and re- selling the same on the warehouse floor, and you ask purchases be by buyers and resold on the warehouse Boon without violating the spirit of the law. In reply you are that loose leaf tobacco, composing the on the warehouse door, after being sold in the name of the can be resold the owner that place provided he baa paid special as dealer in leaf coal place keeps Book and makes- record of all tobacco purchased as well as tobacco resold or offered for sale at that place. A copy of the circular letter ad- Will Not Again I received a letter last Fri- day night from one the est concerns in the world say- Come at once. Sale will he on the 15th. Suits Will He Sold I BEEN CORRESPONDING WITH THESE PEOPLE THE PAST FIFTEEN DAYS IX REGARD TO THIS AND AT LAST IT HAS COME. I TOOK THE NORTH BOUND ON FOURTEENTH AND Wild. BEACH NEW YORK IN TIME TO ATTEND THIS GREAT BALE. IT Wild. BE HAPPENED IN THE NEW YORK. FRIENDS, MONEY SAVED MONEY MADE. WAIT I MET BACK. ONE DOLLAR BUYS FIVE DOLLARS WORTH. II. tub doming Hustlers. Door Bank. it copy me i .- . dressed to Collectors of Internal n Revenue on this subject, dated j April last, is enclosed here with tor your further information. Your especial attention is also called to the Regulations Series No. S. Revised pages and peeled. finite a large crowd of colored leaf people have assembled here to lend their M. E. district confer which convenes with Alston's Chapel. n. G. returned from this morning where he has been lime com bluing pleasure. James, of is here visiting friends and The of a new i- nil from New York made up of one hundred labor or- Labor will need no other than the Democrats, pledged, as it will be, to breaking up the great are the fruit of the present ministration. Advertising Then and Now. i. ii ; tribute European mil promptly even the limes value of In a in Paris the writer I lied he did lock In- ii miser, that i , a very little a There u a .- in In a and -u Io not only the vol line l h night, ii h In like , these times the same suggestive ad on a larger wale and in a class new spa per will Interest the public in Ilia wares, b I- If the war is nut ended in a year from it is Impossible to see how it can to an end under the management of Otis the Republicans need not go to the trouble of turning n candidate, for leading members of their own par agree that haven walk over in such an event. The urn of President of the Philippine Commission In America, has followed by some very frank on his part concerning our policy in Philip- pines, and his reported of the insurgents as being of any other people of the is accepted by all observers as There is a story current in Wash- bused the records of the six Years t-or President states Senator will introduce three to the Constitution next and ask that they be submitted lo a vote people. The Ami Mill pun the President shall be for u term of six tears, instead of lour, and he shall Is- Ineligible re-election. The second Is designed lo the term of Congressmen four The third for Culled Stales Hem- ton by direct vote of people. MILLS ITEM. Aug. Mr. I. II. left Thursday to Mi in Beaufort county. The storm fodder per cent. The ice cream was polled until next of bad weather. ha-a special invitation. TUB COUNTRY. Statistics which have lated in Wisconsin show col ITEMS. I i . April I, was very stormy and cold section last week and damage was dune to crop-. W. M. mom for Washington, i. C. lo sec his little daughter, on north lo purchase III- of g have II new in ton II a id he i am here most We are glad see here. Mr-. s visiting her sister. Mrs. M. in i in- low II. Mi--.- Campbell and Ii i our Mrs. W. arc of Beaufort and for their homes la-l week. M Bynum, of tin cue who has been here, nine I home Saturday . of has in v here pa-i week. Mi- ha- gone to on a v There bi- I . for men, Smith, of Wilson. spent May bus been I,, Washington City with la-t three weeks. Mi Annie vi i, in Wilson for sonic weeks, has home. Mis- Alice of Wilson, is visiting her parents at Marlboro. business men are doing some advertising by boards on loads. pluck and energy ill wry in newspaper would pay best. We lorn d I. Ward, of near I hi- place, is going to move his of- lice in town. will then doctor in town, some thing the people have needed. Following i-a of the Washington Lincoln a suing fin church services at every at A. M has the Superintend. morning o'clock. It. To boys at Mary-ville. Mo., had n i-i One line v a rock the oilier which struck him on the temple and proved A bullet killed a merchant who was driving in the suburb of the city with his family Sunday evening. The Iowa Beet Sugar Develop, Company has been lies Moines, and will build I plant to handle beets next from acres. Bishop Bleak, of Puerto Rico, has issued an appeal to all bishops in Stales for aid from church members on island. Miss Viola charged with haling sent poisoned April lo Mrs. Charles A. Hastings, Neb., is now in an insane asylum Jacksonville, III. I II is that Speaker P. Bead will forward his I resignation from Congress to Gov- Powers, of Maine, and will ls-gin practice of law in York early next month. In Louisville, Ky., Martha by divers persons, among others honkers, who from the farmer while tobacco is the ware house Boor for the purpose of re- selling the same that place. These persons are liable to tax as dealers ill leaf that they may sell the in name of the farmer. also plies to persons who go from farm I to farm and purchase leaf and receive it Several warn-1 houses from which oiler the same public auction or private they being liable t special tax each place when they r the tobacco and from which is subs sold. A copy of the Regulations is en- Respectfully yours. Bout, Williams, Acting Commissioner. See's. II of Pages and revised rulings, are of interest to our people. Sec, ii. Persons who go from farm lo farm and purchase leaf lo- then place it ill the seven sell from these ware- houses, will be liable lo special K Bargains offered at THE BEST THAT IS OFFERED, AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. I am now in one of the new Raw Is stores prepared to supply all your wants in way of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. i an exclusive DAM and a FULL STOCK of the BEST W me a call when anything in my line is needed and I to U you i in and of After two years AT ONCE, AS WE WILL MOVE TO OUR BEAT Bid LARGE STORE IX A PEW DAYS. Premiums have been paid in Leaf Tobacco at the several places, where the tobacco is stored and sold. Sec. Persons who buy from the farmer while the is on warehouse for the purpose of reselling the same Points. w. II. White, w. T. II of Newark, N. J. Your Policy Has Cash Value, Value, I. Paid up I am e. S. Extended Insurance that works ti. Will be reinstated within after lapse if you are in health. A Second Year No K. Dividends ore payable the lie- ginning of the second and each I We have Just opened are liable to tax as dealer in leaf building entirely new succeeding year, provided the for the current year lie paid raising wheat lo be -M T. and cost of com In cases call hit ion includes interest on the value of land, the and added in. CUM Kern, Night with church Preaching even fourth Sunday at night, Rev. A. II. Pastor. church Services on i sol., drag Sunday In each mouth. I of Bryan and other R Drug Co., V,,. tobacco although they may sell complete stock of- in of the Thus, will be seen that, pin- hookers and others who buy from the must have license and pay tax particular place wherein is We have in office a copy of the revised In full which we will take pleasure in showing lo any one who wishes to Investigate the matter Don't Don't try to shine shoes if you lack polish. Don't employ evil means and ex- good think dollars can be quired without sense. Don't ride thin hone bareback if you enjoy comfort. despise the The under Jaw does nil the work. Don't turn BOSS hob Mm ; milch has them. hand. Put it on loot immediately J We Carry i They may lie used To red hit Premiums, or the Insurance, or II. To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. Dry Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, implements, Meal. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, bud, Tobacco, etc., in fuel every ARTICLE carried in a general stock. We Also Sell HAY, OATS, COT- TUX BRED HILLS AMI HEAL AND Oar prices on everything will be found as low as a good article can be sold at. Von are cordially in- to v our store. Hi i prices paid for all kind of produce. WHITE St FLEMING. N. C. 13.1. IN Heavy and Pane N. k a Cot Ion Bagging I on ban i Kit- kept , hand. A trial will D. GREAT CLOTHING SALE A PER CENT. CUT. MOTOR The Vi -3 Now is the time lo clothing I WILL IT T PRICES OS CLOTHING I am going to my of Clothing and will make ---------that will move Stop BLACK SUITS WAS NOW 13.75. HAY in .;.,. ALL CLOTHING TOGO FOB HI SI ITS T V M. YOURS TO PLEASE, King bier. EASTERN REFLECTOR LOCAL at S. M. New Corned The time to do right, is right the time. Some feel lightest when they have u heavy load on. It certainly is hard lines tor the when he sell his rhymes. Even a clothesline gets unsteady when it has too many sheets in wind. Men resemble no About Pounds Aim T Mis Baker is fever. K. A. left in i iii D. i. morning from a i lo T. Ii. Johnston left this morning for his home in Elizabeth City. where he makes a speech a i Ami NEWS. HI Chock evening and returned II. p. evening from an extended trip. Charlie James, I id and Richard left this for Oak to attend school. Luther Star e, of D in tome ago i n Una u et, morning and spent the d ii here. Ur. Sue l, ,. i. from spent veiled In i ill-, of I on the train. Flits. During the latter par; of week there were several tobacco barns and we have in this county than in all th Th cost ii i J I Ii. AND Mil TO THE----- BRING- A , . i maws . from S .-h i am I i . i i I O met i el In ml i i- -k. I . gee. A Durham -i., suicide lie -i a . MAX AND BEAST. TUB TOP TO ALL, COMB AND till Mil If M. . ,. , , ti L fl I lies town, . . , ., , My Stock township, lost a Inn Friday. urns v. v is Friday. l IN ALL near the After hemmed in by a week of weather and vented from getting to market, tobacco farmers were lo sec the and they were not all slow load market today. By times this Wagons were Mr. Rich Pippin, a Mr. B, I. place, had Mr. I.-ii- Johnson. Pin Greene, Friday. Mr. in a barn Friday. Mr. S. who u , mile soul ,, lire curly . Ibis l town, morning going lo the north There may have la-en morning car- and cm markets after goods. era burned during the rolling in. and goods. Bel. A. Setzer Sal evening limn Wake I where be held a meeting during tin- week. He reports a very success- meeting. Misses Pearl of mid Morris, of who have been spending a j few with May Schultz. I -i pi . of lay had far before in Ml. r mil around every was I been spending a few the possible It. put to so as to be-in They left this morning. sooner gel to the top than they promptly ti o'clock, j c. and It. J. Cobb, both I like unless fast was done the C. Cobb Son, There has been no sale for block sale was inevitable. north today to purchase fall weather of which we did not hear. It seems lo have been a bad neck for Ores. escape. I one the penitentiary Raleigh day morning. were prisoners and are i desperadoes. Daniel Wallace, Wake i has entered suit for fr i his age They were married ago and have in is old. . p mi. i .-r ii were by V, I -I-. i also S it land Seek. News I. M prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. White. General Jars this season. No fruit lo put up in Before you lo school get your pencils tablets at tor Book Stoic. A funny thing about the mos is that it would rather go to work stay to hum. You will Is- astonished at low price style Box Papers are sold at Reflector Book Store. When the small boy has been chastised be naturally regards his father as a rapping big fellow. The number of people in Green- ville is pushing up towards and the town HEEDS A HOTEL. Row lot of Ledgers, Journals, Pocket Memorandums, Tablets line Box Paper at Reflector Book Store. L. are moving into one of the new Andrews stores, where the King House formerly stood. about the time a fellow de- dial is a c world something turns op lo m it hot for him. Mrs. M. T. of died morning. She was a sister of Mr. William of this county. The Parker Fountain Pen is just what you want because is the, beat made. They are at the Re- Hector Book Store. You can get Butted out of the splendid assortment of Paper and Book Store. in, Powell has moved his family to They the former hull on Washington street. Al of the warehouses were well filled and there wore several loads; that could not gel on the A conservative estimate of the day's stock. Cecil Cobb wen; them to take in the cities. c. T. Mayor's Court. Mayor a lighter conn than usual for Ron nun n in. dealing with the viola in; has Been such as to convince them he means for order to be arrived i; , S. Carr St let. is Staff. An , with of the j from S. Inner purl week will make his I run, l clock ,,,. ,. , ,,.,,. , Liberty ail that left business. Sale is it reached pounds, only could lie keep sales three more Ii cases in the afternoon. The like the market, for they know that here get the best prices and best of tor, 21st. W. F. Foreman of left this for Wilmington k few days cation. Bill needs a rest to lot tho kinks get out of his legs from kicking our job presses, so constant- on tho rush of work the office has bad. inlay returned M from Scotland Found Ills Property. Al Sometime about the first of month two strangers with a horse evening and covered wagon or hack put in M. F, returned an appearance here. They day evening from el of the team took their Alderman B. E. went Tuesday night Mr. F. to evening. Brown, K. C, B. Moore, of the Coast had some with i Line, went In Wilmington . tile Chief of Police, ,. , ,,. , , ,, , ., , came home here looking and . vehicle. were found, the homo being the of one party and the hack with another. Claim and delivery papers for the horse were taken out and while Mr. Brown and Deputy Sheriff Mason were gone to get the horse, the hack was spirited away from vacant lot in of the Court House where had been left. Mr. Brown says lie had hired the team to the two men to peddle goods and when they failed to re- turn he began the search for his property. J. B. Langley, of Richmond, . who has been J. B. Tun-tall baa moved to his new residence west of the railroad. Miss Harden, of is Miss of is visiting Miss Clara Bruce Forbes. and Misses pen are Delia Forbes. Miss Paschal, of Durham. ho has been visiting here, return- ed home today. I'll plan i; of hi- court. for disorderly and using gar language, and costs, total Charlie Johnson, and Albert disorderly and using language, Johnson not guilty, others both guilty and and each, a total each. The to have the money lo pay were pal at Work -reels. Eleven O'clock signal. Greenville has an ordinance re- quiring bar-rooms, billiard-rooms, etc., lo each night I he week at II lock. As a signal for closing lime ilia Mayor has policeman to give the eleven slow taps ill II o'clock on each week night. jailed to this I hose whom the ordinance applies may know signal is to be given, the citizens of the town why the alarm is tapped at hour. General s. Carr, coin landing N Carolina foil I ha i- follow orders I. is Division on federate Y. Durham, X. Aug. Order I, Par In compliance th returned hate a complete lion of the FALL. WINTER GOODS. made -p.-i I. Dress Good with Silks to match ii- vi id lie no better I ban be found at my new .-.- -tied formerly occupied by Mrs. a full line of Par In v the . ., . . , ., . T, r. I solicit a call inspect our entire stock where you will cordially waited with me. H. C HO; Wilson has hung a big the front of the new corner store saying that he will it as soon as Later reports that from the storm on our coast week show it to have wont for half a cent Mr. L. of Wash was on one of the vessels wrecked at during storm and was drowned. who are indebted to us arc requested to set tic at once. Yours truly, John Co. When a man steps train and asks somebody to reel him to the best hotel, and is told there is not any here, you can imagine his faraway look. Everybody has to and they like the J. s. Norman, the grocer, has something to say to readers that is of Inter eat along this line. He is opening a nice stock in his new store. HAKE . Mile. Caret Office. The work of remodeling the Berlin Wednesday The partition Wall between come in main and small is to be last removed and in its place will be railed off a special apartment for collecting taxes, the change make a decided Improvement Mid not leave the collector so exposed to usually around during tax collecting time. the They for Storage. The North Carolina Car Sen ire Association, to which of the railroads the belong, have notices to persons freight that all package- mil re- moved within Is hours after Hr. l. L. val will thereafter be subject to a for Storage, being I pounds per . the been spending a few days here I minimum being o cents for left this morning for Baltimore. i package. This charge is going lo James, left this morning, B. King, of r, M i-y if it So other Set kind tho Crow on tin- In-i. Hold an Budding glorious dangers Wast a Urns for tender sympathy At puberty generally attempt I when fails to develop- remit which injure the health and . constitution the maiden. I Tile It. standard for all to women, u r. I ill . Ky for H., ii. n Miss Blanch Burden, of Ply mouth, arrived Monday evening to visit family of W. B. Wilson. Miss Flossie dumber returned I home Monday evening front a v to Tarboro and Miss Lottie licit I, of her home for a visit here. 1808 E. A. returned Tuesday evening from Wilson. Miss of Mount, is E. A. II. Pander and his two Miss and boon, wont to Tarboro today. Mn. J. P. Joy who has been visiting relatives in re turned home this Miss Annie of who has visiting Mrs. L. returned home today. cause lots mil roads. if kicking the Two Louis and While wen- examined by Superintendent W. II. for lo M. College. The lion papers ill have to be for warded to President of College to passed poll him. Grass. Then- will Is-a genera denning of sidewalks around this week. Chief of is i walks around in is-cs-at nun-. Weeding with a boo is pretty good exercise. to their election of at late Charleston, s. s.- the failed the hereby aunt- appointments on his staff la Adjutant ii. II. S. Henderson, II. II. Chief T. L. I'm it-. . c. Ism Mecklenburg Judge Advocate -Ham- C. Jones, N. C. S. M. Raleigh, Surgeon Chillies I Chief of B. N. C. Chief of N. Chaplain fetter, E, sun. . N. Chief of Personal -II. A. Personal Bluff Hugh Waddell, Mai. J. Bale, C. A. II. Hoyden, W. B. Kenan. Wilmington N. c. r. II. Home, N. C. W. Wood. N. C. , ,,. , . . i A i HUN., COME IN AND MAKE A , II Purl will lie MONEY OB THE GOODS respected accordingly. Ban All lions should be N. C. V . Durham, 171.1 IX S. Major I II. s. n, TUB of all i. wonderful. Each Spring has ii All seven are marvelous. .- -i HACKS To must train. I LINK PROM TO SEVEN hotel. Hut or cold water baths free to guests. V. lo guests. Persons stopping other hotels or boarding lions s, arc charged per week for use of Seven Springs water. G. f SMITH, Proprietor, t. g. 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The Reflector Book Has on hand a full supply of The Standard Bottles present VIII Never spill when turned over. per bottle- c Wire standee cents. You may but Should you ever want JOB P i r I IF Visiting Card -SH Full Sheet Poster, -LEADERS Hardware Paints Oils BRUSHES Building Hardware a V- LETTER. M I. . Aug.- If the administration follows its present method of Otis to Its oil conclusion, then ill a new commander in Philippines fore the lighting campaign It began to its confidence in Otis, who bad continually i j declared men wen all In- Deeded, by laming the rs make the lull strength of in i lie W, men; then II eras derided ii and the orders no which the regiments an- will raise the l be the next order should name a new , thin large . The proceedings in connection with to recruit these last regiment which, by the way, will volunteer army op I to the limit were -1 lesson the which this administration in- often adopted. Ural it posit denied or i- issued all; it . said regiments would raised, bill would beheld and when II . . -.- bidden, .- I arrangements had inn In ml last of Manila ah it'll I.- I II Will lean- Sill u- set ding ii hi. lo I n on . ii of tin- administration. i Tin-1- all close ill m. The of E. Indiana, Commissioner of pensions under the Cleveland ad- lull, and i- now In Washington, on bis lo . A. lie is large, Is regardless politic. He thing is if the Philippine war is before tin- presidential campaign cornea on ii bye In President The war over there i- fast growing unpopularity. The policy of expansion is opposed by I a great republicans, the are near a unit against Speaking of politics his own state, Indiana democrat who is Chicago mi i- a m a party . laud Ins i lonesome he almost feels as though In- bad no The Colonel knows, he was sort democrat I Ii in I i- ii paragraph in an ii iii-i by Surgeon i in Slot from Major Joint II, Chief Surgeon of Mill- of which ii. -l calculated lo make new shooters for Miring thoughtful. In serious matter, ll should not be forgot ton Rico is the I healthiest new Island session. The paragraph plain In be in a paper. Suffice to in Major Holt speaks of alarming of i-i- mil soldiers over there mi the an- it ill in- long before u large per I In-ill a ill In-a- thorough I;. a- the native Hi-also points the of returning ion a danger which Great found to lie of the gravest with her tropical like this has been said before, ii booted down as the talk of an alarmist. It begins to look M though the man who said, about tin- deal re yon have lo live was right. to in. never h real for nod his In that was a lull with Mi. for the pin n. preparing a reason I'm resignation front nut in- true, mil the ago by Mi. he was entirely in of poll t lea, Menu to bear nut tin- -inn. Then has been to monk. that is never surprised to din r r j r c. EDUCATIONAL. mi m m Board, Literary Library for the To applying in time may I- IS. one hour's per day Industrial De- 17th annual session f M RHODES, A. M. President. arc MILITARY SCHOOL X. The Cheapest School in Booth for Hie Our a deal, re lo College a larger of its than k- an exchange, but the ma state. preparatory to Annapolis grow In without to do anything well enough to earn t heir u living. la U H . bet her of the In ids or head wax sin demand. many new that The Manila crowd see to prefer doing even most pie tilings in a mysterious to above mentioned is. probably, that the finally the War Department was not so mm Ii the lilt j lo Alger , personally as to the eon the of In-1 fusing new Igor into the war the Philippines, Ian period set its Trade Boys. and West Point. FEMALE UNIVERSITY, North Carolina, at Raleigh. of it, a-iii-i m-. i s,, The is ii. .-1 in lbs new, in ti -ii-. HI O I I'll, n, , I I of i . lady board ii sod i-i Credit given I-r in of A A mm board, room, h -i II hi and literary SO. t,. and i like mi, , , C ax.-to every boy, WELDON R. B AND ATLANTIC COAST LINE COMPANY Or CAROLINA. boys, with or training. drift never lo fin lion to their em is an inevitable result. Peter the U real the throne that he might learn how to a ship and learned thoroughly from stem from hull lo mast. The wise their day TRAINS SI. U as ,. ii V II If Lt Ax I r u Ar Mum Ar W TRAINS Lt Arrive W A 4.1 JO . II Ar i. i r ii JO r r THE NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE ion, or wealth a trade. u bred boy lo leave of ideal sit ion and learn things with agriculture and mechanic arts, each boy learned a trade before be I fl fl went to Hum many Ii tell of will hear I he greatest o.- sill last the longest under water. Mow many know how or even pig iron Do all know Mini- stone from sand stone, or from say- a surveyor's mark gets from the ground on a tree. Cull your I not hers tell you Dis- -C , , i inn at mi a It not brooms mill There special and in tin Textile sad Civic An-. will tin seats of in tin.- mg tin- of a nip to will on of in the r tin- of County Superintendent. Km etc PRESIDENT T. WINSTON, N. O, The country newspaper who stands up for the right to look to the hereafter for the moat of bis W Ill one he out ahead this world of In the Drat place be has the of ii lie has any. the second place, he learns that nearly all the people are so ready In him mi the back encourage him his work will promptly him when there are signs of trouble. ever thus will lie. i- In- that nothing, for verily ho shall Dot lie disappoint Greenville- In. of who recently some over the views he ex- pressed from his the of is now in Northern on the race lie tells tin- North- people Hull the right tn vole must lie taken away from In in not restored until he is . Bod an -I lo the Tins line of is new for eats. bill Rev. is an lie follows ii up the declaration that South Carolina is slate where the colored people are the happiest moat prosperous. There are no there there is a eon- of into South Carolina from the oilier States. This, he explains, is because in South Carolina are not allowed lo vote except within limitations, lie believes that the whole should redouble to educate the people tit then for the ballet. This Is exact what it is proposed North Carolina and a eon amendment has been drafted Ob- art ARRIVALS VI , , , , PERCALES, Complete TRIMMINGS, I The m will MONDAY, SKIT. 4th, ISM. per per month, par I If kt any In state, in Carolina for the t of To is lo with the of Fr par- write With in appreciation past hi- Midi a Mime. W. H. H, 1809 Main ton a in, I Hi i ISM, p Sn- i i in. in. arrive p in lean H pm, leave i. k am. D, a in. Bad Ma m, lo leaven p in. I U m. i; p iii. p in, arrive p in at with train No with the Carolina Central it Kill Spring with the K. with Hie Air Line Southern at the Tr mi In.- -i m Halifax I p m. r- T Minn. H.-turning . . . am, t II in a m. w.-Mull ll U Trail. on h hi a m an I arrive in s m iii-l i m, rt-t leave V m m I H m. arrive II a m ml Train Tarboro dally t p m. Sunday III pm. Ply- I, ; U . in i. in Sunday, T W a m. and Hun day am, Oft am, II am. Train on Midlands dally, except T a m, in. r.-l liming Cam. I n It leave Mount at am. p m, arrive a m. pm. am, leave It m m p iii. A a in. at Mount II in. ii p in. except Sunday. Train on Branch leave, for Clinton dally, except H loam and r.-r in at T am and i H a in Train No made at Wei don for all t. dally, all rail via H. M. EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. T. M. EMERSON, Perfect Health. Keep stem it. perfect or- by the occasional ON of Tint's Liver Pills. They reg- bowels and produce A Vigorous Body. For sick headache, malaria, constipation and kin- diseases, an absolute cure Liver PILLS a W up-to-date Ml I I II I Female School, N. S. M. Schultz, -i- A Prepared aide in will Monday, 4th, r no moats Higher pa lS cigarettes, .,.,,,, ,,,,,,;,.,,,,,., mountain butter, lull of the i sausage, will be loud, oat flakes, flakes, It a meal am. hulls, at .-.-ills ht fl Sewing BOTTOM lo see M. PATENT you i PEACE v. c. One tin- the Suit the cheapest fur ail given. JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. k. H. WHICHARD to W. B. IN model, for free advice. photo. ON PATENTS WASH N. O. C. Whichard, N. C. The complete in as low s the i , , , nun OLD DOMINION LINE leave Washington Mondays, Wednesdays Fri- days at U A. M. for water leave at A. M., A. M. on Tues- Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject to change de- pending on stage water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. N. Washington, N. V. CHERRY, N. O. J. fl. -DEALER IN- l--v- A GENERAL LINE OF HORSE MILLINERY. A a nice Line of Hardware. I now lie formerly mi i by J. W. Brown. TO ME. J. K. i, To . lull Ilia, ail Um, All ma. r Ms th- The Eastern --q- FOR , mm I I VOL. XVIII. J-. WHIG-HARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE ION Year in Advance. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. TUESDAY. AUGUST and Friday -AT- OLA o. IS STILL IN THE LEAD WITH HIGH PRICES. 1st, Being sole owner and proprietor. , and having no partner to divide his com- . missions. 2nd, having no rents to for the house that he does business in being owner of TOBACCO THAN OTHER IN EASTERN NORTH , Can by placing on Warehouse floor where their every int- a Greenville N. C, I. II II K. city. Auk. Much is in Washing ton over the place in policies, Iowa has n the way lo the and the platform adapted will like lie Die of the was ail- Its ticket re- and its While made up of former free silver and gold bugs elements the Democratic party their personal meat of opinion iii an effort to bring unity. And that they succeeded, is shown the that are Into the in The an from New York that Judge Augustus Van will not permit his to lie as it urn of the trend toward full Van notion Was taken at the in- stance of no man, but was in rec- of the fact that Mr. Bryan is the of the hour for the Democracy, that the only way ill tile i to lay aside personal ambitious, smooth over differences present a solid front to the enemy. The next National will the party united and aggressive, and with in that shape, there is scarcely any doubt that victory will follow. When ever united in a I has always Republicans have trouble of j their own, they will not the next campaign with the same Anti Imperialists in the Baal arc Mr. Bryan talking of forming a of I heir made Democratic success own. that by declaration in his policy of OX they will I he lite of the lie publican Tally, try to gel Speaker Rand, or some other prom- OBSERVATIONS, back bone of is V from some other source General Otis. The latter Va. a strong friend in Adjutant Cot-bin a-ho stands close it is believed that j It to owing to Intervention waiter. behalf, Oils here Even the is well front position, with is tree bus very on the subject changing mis, is The trump is most Novell here, that makes speaker. lie has prepared way for a complete Democratic lie has it easy his to take the offensive mi a counts, in Republican, to the doing this, he placed Ito for on publican on the defensive. ticket. If this were , is to be at, then make the New England are the slates exceedingly I die, situation, with of the with I he move- great hope to the lulu re. Mi-Kin more rapid the imperialistic i. e. imperialism, is doomed I niter tin league expresses fall. The days of trusts me that a ill agitation of Ibis just as of the on tin- what you can will lie put down any more Administration selection Miles or than the slavery agitation or gradually Merrill or sonic other the Revolutionary War. We will Although mil lent the forsake party and everything else there is the best of foundation fur Slates forces. If While the is in a the report that Administration followed, . would our primitive stage now, unless received ices troop., the to President changes bis there I mis and other reliable set a of their own. will lie a revolution in -agents of to tin would powder their hair it would bung much easier. In courting put off I.; ii. limn party, and I have no Will gather together all the anti expansionist Republicans and make a strong Stale of fin v- Ci x . Chunky make, oath effect that the Insurrection in hi gradually now more hen e pal liable than Una of Co., do meal lime. men follow it all lives never ditch w it. Ii hikes more loin , lo i lie no ii . Is lid In ha price, and nun if the the poet, elements united as in 1800. The combination to during the This impression has been strength- lug business In the City of Toledo, an taken glass of mid of reported up and Slate aforesaid, and ti chicken pie. if is nut The light on Mr. seems in unexpected in lo lie gradually weakening, due in and other outlying h and every Woman was content lo rob huge measure lo the fact that there islands. the infinity for i i Hall's she has lawn after appears to no one in the Demo-, increasing the Standing army by INK ever since sic III party who is SO popular with calling for more Volunteers. The b. -fore me and ; lb ; ,.; the as he is. The speech. ten new will of Mr. Bryan total i The next dictionary published new Words, word When a man around n Toledo, O. not o'clock In the nil Sold by Toe. ,. lip ,, ., like fills are the beat. B barrel a breath like a slaughter house, he always back if it doesn't, No Is a good one and should have a Um lied Crass the W. i I Cat. the State Injury. lie I Stales Colin of loud U-t week I v . . ill I .-i- 1st cunts ill North . no Ii i-i- m of i ii i-i. in ml i v sustains the n i;,. H i met cannot lore In pa i or I so on i of -i flute its I it ion a lieu the n in i he in la ken on the bill in the The Should been on days. Rut show it, i were i n ii This net III the Km the iii. . the -m II is no. i in county . her in-- which following In lo the tire and In I . New i--n i prise. Cents for Nothing. I. of lo c . it far and. m. . to to alt o far In at Hie . .- s. .- i . pit. i i 1.111.1. .-, an- ., . v r cutlery. . For- lit. t I . Mi FT and n. is m ii row tins --oil of j- a of -r i Ii l i ; ii I i r J SON Mil. Qt are here as full of men. One would sup Mr. is not inspired pose that the President would learn by any mulish as to issues upon which the next gnat has been claiming for oaths, i Notary Public. Halls is taken , from experience, this in is ,,,,, the blood and raucous surfaces political will he lie not insist on to as the dominant issue of the hour, and herein he adjusts himself to the thinking men, the Intellectual leaders tin- Democracy, and dis arms such men as Morgan and and binds them to In up- could get ho would bring the war to a el few weeks. Alger permitted delusion to govern his policy for several months, but it is apparent from recent event, that Secretary who seems to a great and system. i The I'll it Press gravely become of w the time was, n i hi n was expression or and when was a solace in sorrow, a lion in pleasure n in I it is changed and the Whistle the is I seldom Anyone win. has ever tried to whistle with a cigar- , lie in his will understand I difficulties under which the average boy tabors to sustain the reputation of hi- fort father. . ii i I i. i A At Law. Hie, N. C. . i p. raid Engineer and FOR NU WATER POWER. A Mills R. Bare, N r N. C AM ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, N. C. Dr. l. mis. DENTIST, ill.-. N. c. C. Cobb Sons store