EASTERN REFLECTOR
X. O.
D. J.
and
Entered at the Post Si
Greenville, N. C, as Second Class
Mail Matter.
Superintendent has
written to the Superintendent of
Public Instruction in
to recommend some graduate
from the school in
State to take a position among I ha
The instruction the have
received been
. Times Visit.-.
The Curiosity,
is commendable lien
it is rightly directed. It is
while for business men not
No how long a
chant's
in existence, there is curl
this
have
iii the minds portion
the public as to the he may
have for sale; and the more he may
advertise the greater will the
public satisfaction. If. therefore.
he shall choose a class news
paper in which to persistently ex
bis wares he will find his
announcements will make
purchasers anxious not only to
know about the articles advertised
but to possess them. Philadelphia
Record.
Publicity for the Merchant.
. a N. need of making mis
takes in styles if you trade at
place. if store en
titled that designation, re would he
the business we do. You supposed
lobe every late fashion plate and
change, but Ami we do so keep up to
date. It is n t enough for to sell yon any-
thing and everything, We are impelled
and principle t. sell you the
lutes most stylish goods. This is our duly
a-a progressive merchant are aim to meet
the same all style,
new style, style. When yon bay
here, therefore, i- of one certain basic
you are procuring the latest, yon are
was made to wear at this
time. and. therefore, the most fashionable to
be bad.
tine the lack of pros-
la tin- is by
follow from a Georgia
newspaper. old man
living tea miles la the
walked to a tear days ago,
bringing a of bones on his
shoulder, which he sold lo Mr.
Billings cent-.
In Charlotte day this week
the writer noticed able
Degrees who spent an entire after-
noon laboring to get the chorus t
the minstrel -All I wants is
my black baby That seem
ed to be their sole object in life for
the time being.
There are two never
add anything to the wealth of the
line is those are
of and iv-
fuse lo the other is
of men
lime unprofitable
There is many a farmer or tenant
who will spend a day .;
never think of hi grass;
many a mm who will
day at the base lull
park let his i ire go. Often
this Is legitimate amusement
recreation, which is needed.
Hut when a man will haul a fifty
load of wood town when
ibis time Is worth twice that,
c muling the the or
Tried Friends Best.
For thirty years Pills have
proven to the invalid.
Arc truly the sick man's friend.
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
and all kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
AN ABSOLUTE CURL
DIRECTORY.
who work but spend I heir M Bar.
i Charge.
school
a. m.
Divine service and every
Sunday morning and evening.
cuing prayer Wednesday sat
M., and Fridays at
I. A. Minister
The Reflector
Book Store
The Standard Bottles I
every Sun-
day, atoning and evening. Pray-
Thursday evening. Her.
A. W. pastor, Sunday-
a. in. l.
Merit, mis every Sun-
day, morning and evening.
Wednesday evening. Rev,
X. M. Watson, Sunday-
school p. in. W K. Harding,
ices
Sunday, evening.
IS. Morion, Sunday
Tut mis
Never spill when turned over.
a man spends p. m. B. Moore an
going to New York to buy It,.
does seem
regular sen
that game is worth the
con
col-
the
The merchant makes
use of the advertising
newspaper naturally
gages the constant attention of
reading public. His announce
are read and
upon, and Inequality price
the articles be advertises are ilia-
In met, he is the auto-
oral of the latter day
table. The Interest aroused by
his newsy bulletins invariably re-
in a steady increase of pal
age. Publicity is what
chant needs, and speaking col-
of -i megaphone newspaper
provide it for him In abundance.
Philadelphia Record.
A. A. M. Greenville
Lodge, No. meets and
third Monday evening. It.
roughly estimated at 2,500,000,000 Hams, W. If. M. Sec
bushels, exceeding the remarkable I, O. Lodge. No.
I crop of 1886. A Chicago dispatch Meets every Tuesday evening.
sail that Kansas w ill lead all. With
The c r crop for 1890 is now
fin
There have been seventeen
elected in Ohio since
end of civil war in 1865. Of
this number four were
The time is rife for the election of
a Demount this year the
ups and downs of Buckeye
politics, the last
been had been
years but M
Lean's chances are very-
He has money to but he b
and wondering.
The Kansas Journal
announces a
threatened in Brown county
bemuse the of corn i
farmer's have grown an large
that they pushed the line fence
over forty feet onto Ilia neighbor's
farm.
Oakland High property
Mr. George limy held another
Ki,. note for
. j the parsonage. The principal
I accumulated Interest of both mites
combined amounted to something the physician.
j Mr. Cray said lo Mr. has just learned
Davis. surrender my note, if man whom he intended
X. ti.
Sec.
bushels estimated. Be- j River Lodge, No.
Iowa g,;, every Friday evening.
L. Fleming. C. S. Can-.
It. andS.
it. Vance Council, No.
1606, meets every Thursday even-
W. B. Wilson, It. If. It.
Lang. Bee,
O. A. every
Wednesday night at in I.
O. hall. A. Johnson,
A. O. Council,
No. every first and third
Thursday in odd Fellows
Hall. J. Worthy
the Chief; S. Smith, Se-.
Governor of
Belt a, recently appointed a dead
man to
in District No.
County. The appointee mil nu-
per bottle- j o Wire
You may never but
Should you ever war.; sag-
cents.
JOB
r more advanced on naturally failed to qualify, and the
attention having bean
d to Ibis fact he
The IX
Show
A circus coining to a South
em town, says the Portland Iran
script, and every barn and fence
within a radius of miles or more
with the usual
announcements, An old
colored man and a
yellow DOV were at the bills
that
to
Give a call.
not backed by a united
he is mounted upon a shaky plat-
form. The only thing that can be
safely predicted of the Ohio can
this year is it is sure to
be a very lively
Will Buy Tobacco from Farmers.
Madison, Wis., September
The American Tobacco Company
will hereafter buy leaf tobacco
from Wisconsin farmers and
will crest a big depot in Madison
for storing and sorting its
chases. ST. P. Statute, of North
Carolina, a tobacco expert and
buyer of the Company is now here
negotiating for a site on which to
creel the depot. This move will
drive many small dealers out of
field.
Since July lib about
volunteer troops have been brought
back to the United Stales from Mil
There now remain a
an Iowa
men in have
bean relieved from active duty by-
regular troops, and will shortly
sail for home. The men of the
regular army discharged from
vice the Philippines gen
order No. have returned
and alter the volunteer regiments
named shall have departed from
Manila I In- force at disposal of
the commanding General will re-
main practically Intact, for
in battle disease,
until July With the
twenty regiments of volunteers
lo lie sent as n- enforcements,
the Federal military establishment
the Philippines will he power-
enough to work its will in the
long I he period of
enlistment shall have expired.
Philadelphia Record.
Bailey's circus.
The biggest show on read
the old-time pricking up
bis ears,
The boy read again the legend of
the
You don't know what you is
talking about, nigger. Dal show
tech John
He used to come here, and
was a show Dal
show on ilia
man bad not
seen a for many years.
colored people throughout
the South like to talk about John
yourself,
said the boy. tell you
thing says this is the show
The old man proceeded i spell
OUt the big letters. He waded
through and
and alter a rest began on the re
of sentence
II i g g B-8-la-h-O in- a it h
S c p t.
I I
man, up
and down his glee, big
show, one Hal was
John
Burnt Offering.
After services the
church last Sunday morning the
congregation witnessed w bat may
not Improperly be called burnt
Ottering, It makes one think of
the old time religion of the Old
Testament, Before undertaking
to build new
church, our friends
wished to lift every dollar of in
and begin again a
new sheet. Mr.
Davis held a against the
church connection as it the press.
you'll surrender and we
will free the church from
Mr. Davis consented
made a The notes were
surrendered lo pastor
Lust Sunday morning after the
sermon prayer the last
hymn, the held the notes
before the congregation and In a
few words, as related above, told
how he came to hold them, de-
that he Intended lire
lo them before the eyes of the
pie. He staled facetiously that it
was the Brat lime perhaps that
brethren bad seen their
go up in smoke, but added
it was his prayer the smoke
from these burning notes would as
as sweet incense before the
Lord. So Baying he asked
to sing long meter
doxology and then touched a light-
ed match lo the papers. And so
in truth a offering was made
before the very eyes of all the
while they sang Praise Hod
from whom all blessings
Gazette.
City Cotton Bales.
Hon. J. M, Kirk write from
Moravia, Texas, to the
berg Slicker under dale of April
last i -My farmer friend
look at every cotton platform an
you pass by and y mi will see the
bale standing on
its head with Iron two to four
great gaping wounds at the mercy
of those who want to pilfer. The
number of in Tern taken
from the original runs up into the
thousands. I remember during
the session of Legislature,
when, the lull known as Coin
Kill was being in
the committee room, a gentleman
from who was Opposing
the measure, ill to a
asked by me one of Com
how many of cotton
were made by the in
that were taken from I he
original bales compressed I here.
He six thousand
And yet are those
who decry the Cotton
Company's bate,
which there is one ounce of
waste and which mill
died in April last.
A Free Trip to Paris
1.0. Conclave
So. B ll, meets every second and
fourth Monday nights Odd
lows Hall. W. It. Wilson
Sec.
of or mini
a paid, .
lit,
NEW
ARRIVALS
; , I
WORSTEDS,
OUTINGS,
PERCALES,
Complete line of
TRIMMINGS,
and up-to-date shoes,
HATS, CAPS and
I MS
J.
-DEALER IX-
A GENERAL LINE OF
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
can now found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W. Brown.
SEE ME.
J. R. COREY.
Visiting Card
Full Sheet Poster,
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only a year and con
the news every week,
and gives information to
those glow-
tobacco, that is
many times more than the
subscription price.
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molasses, side meat, hams,
sugar,
cigars, cigarettes, cheroots.
mountain butter, full
cream sausage,
Oat Hakes, hominy Hakes, cotton-
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ceiling hours subject to change de-
pending on stage of water.
at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and Boa-
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with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
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VOL. XVIII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C FRI SEPTEMBER k
THE LARGEST. HIGHEST
ever made in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market was made at the
1ST.
All the surrounding; counties were represented and the planters were all pleased with their prices.
They are learning that my method of having no drummers and adding the money to the price of their tobacco
is to their interest and they bring their tobacco to
THE WAREHOUSE
Bring; me Your next Load.
OLA FORBES
Sole Owner and Proprietor
W LETTER.
city, st-pt. ,
Id Ohio
tor tin.
In tie National cam-
That is already
plainly II the cam-
is. The of this
arc altogether on side
of Mr.
knows that his chances next
year will vanish if he fails to hold
Ohio this also, Unit
Ohio this year will add practically
nothing to of
year. That is why
the situation is so advantageous to
Democrats. If they ran carry Ohio
it will practically settle the ml
election a year ahead,
if they fail to carry it, the failure
will not injure the party's prospects
It only from Democratic
lender that good news from
Ohio conies. II comes also from
long-headed men, such us
Mr. II. of who
said, while in
of Ohio has a golden op-
In my to elect
its candidate in the coining
John R. has many
elements of strength, but his great-
est hope is in the intense
faction that has grown up against
the leaden, and policies of the
The chief hostility is
Senator and many
keen arc the knives that will
he wielded against him. In fact, the
discontent is each
day. if a political revolution is
not brewing, I am greatly
industrial Commission
by the last is again
holding daily in Washing
the particular subject now
i estimation being trusts.
mM
some of its to attend the j
conference on trusts, lo he held at;
Chicago next week, under the BUB-1
of the Federal inn. lint
the Republicans being the ma-
the Commission took
pains to instruct its
to that conference that they
should be mend onlookers, with j
out any authority to do or lay any-
thing that will com in it the Com
mission in any way. This is only
one of many
real attitude of
towards trusts. seems
farcical for the
to the trail con
if they arc to be
Hut doing farcical
things has long a Republican
specialty.
NOTES FROM THE that M is lo id
for all the Ohio men in Ohio.
The mutiny the fulled,
States Transport. Senator, brought j A dynamite urn. .
about by the attempted i,,,.,, ,., , at Ma-i linger as though loath I
lion of mast beef as a will I leave, the late hi.
to mind the fact that
; II . Fading
The coming of winter is like
age. us
unaware.
settled
be kind enough to atop up
and
the and gel
morning we lo
fact has put
touch upon all the Ilia I
I with us only the day before.
Is Cotton in Sight. i And so i- with old ago. There
The the price when with-
products sir, in fails to will, joyful
ill
The ism shown i., not, in nature of
ml Sampson during and since the fail to by the
war with Spain is once more made
Is Scent cotton in
the whitewashing Investigating will w
appointed
that the real truth will
not be known until Congress has
thoroughly ventilated the matter
this winter.
is -add Ill
hill and a
hen and life we
and the pleasures i d are I hi i .-
was
before the of
. v ill
ill.- ill , and so fur as we
seen is nut yet been , let id
ed. seem Unit
and . i. ii institutions n
there I he Knight of thins among each and
ill. and own la
valuable properly mil,
lint claim exemption for
lion he i is owned I
In in-, and
. t. We know
w ill be , but we
Male tit of Toledo i
oath
that he is senior partner of the
of Frank J. Co., do-
business in fit of Toledo,
County State aforesaid, and
that said will the sum of
DOLLARS for
of Catarrh that
n I id b the use Hall's
Catarrh Cure. J.
Sworn lo before me
in in presence, this 8th day of
A. i. Ism;.
i i A. w.
i i Notary Public.
I line is taken
and acts directly on the
opinion all prop ,,,. and of the
owned by or t
hi It ; O.
What Hight
If n person is charged with a
crime, he or she has a right to a
fair, legal trial. The counsel for
such person should endeavor to
obtain a fair trial for the accused,
bill should not seek to defeat the
justice by sen-cuing or liar
boring the guilty, a
not seek to brow-beat witnesses,
nor deceive juries; a man
who is opposed to capital punish-
sit on a jury, lie should
state to the court that he is unlit lo
set on a jury because he is opposed
to the law which says a murderer
shall Is- hung. Such a man has no
right lo sit a jury if he is
he will tell tho he is
opposed to capital punishment.
is legally convicted of
a crime then his duty is to sillier
to pay the penally. He has no
right to refuse to suffer.
It is the duty of every man to
protest the innocent, and equally
the duty of every man to MS that
those guilty of crime should lie
legally punished. Thai is the way
to protect
D. in Wilson
prominent in T . ,., .,.,,
ad the fleet will This is asked by ;
h.
is still kept 4.- ;
,. the above ii sol era ;
withstanding he is senior rank.
The of tho Philip-
pines to our huge
sliM-k of nice problems.
Attorney Genera is still
placidly wailing for of
Captain Carter's attorney from his
European vacation trip, and in
of the sentence of the court
martial, Captain Carter still wears
his uniform and draws full pay.
is strange the
our motives when Senator
I Carter, of tells them and
tells the American people our
attitude towards the islands de
whether enough can be
out to make
pay us.
after painful
the man. or woman, is w . lo
an by such 111-11
should lie taxed as
oilier arty is taxed, We do
not I hero is an justice
allow o act II
Sold din;
Hall's
gists.
Tills arc the
best.
asked is its desire
price should be reached,
because which it slope
the spinner-. Ill rough been in the
hands illusion, m -Orange
the world, could afford to pay
price for it still make ,, ,, the
profit. The natural market price general ion may ace the when
for am raw material Is which the licking and of war
leaves n sufficient margin for hand but If
, . . , , . mil one hopes end. nils.
In Us manufactured state. ,.,,. , In- sec the
That this condition has been the pensioner la paid
reached ill regard to cotton, is ad off, lie is Indulging hope is
Senator of Montana, for
chairman of the
National Committee that an
income lax will H
re- for states, and then
,. n . an from ii then Republicans will claim the idea
cape Land-
mail,.
the
t.
lime
The original man
removed in Alabama pro
. rids a soft snap for President Me-
K cousin, naturally foils the Times
The pension business
the endless
on lad there are -iii four
widows of r. soldiers on
pension rolls of the
Sit The Chicago News
this rate the
will lie paying pen-ion- III
I soldiers of cit d war or
strongest In the
whip the bears have held over the coming and to
was of debt. Idlers or their widows of the Span
Hoar merchants and banker- will war the
but stand in with our farmers
, in-i lakes a
next months, a period ,.,,., ,.,. ,, ,,. ,.,,.
of gnat prosperity will be assured ,. ,, of a Ob
b those best
know, and hence
conic for lie- farmer lo u-t
of the public
-I, hi material
it will set motion the great
business have
years, Th
A Jury.
ill in s-, s. The
lei hi. upon
In
Court,
following suggestion in its report
of death, a
carried out,
would . most
fertile for rape which
could be ; ii
however, in its result-, we would
. .
k. I,. I.
At Law.
Greenville, N. c.
In , or. ii.-.
H F. PRICE
Civil
j n -.-.-.-ii.-
I FOR DRAINAGE, AND
l in ,. . ., .,,
nit in ill i I II
will prevent criminal
from this crime.
nil In- w ill In come a marked oh
a In Winning, w . -1
we think a ill ea i. I in of the
unite In e
they give way to then pus office ever J,
Slot
mi. Mills It. Kure.
l on, S C,
O A
AT LAW,
N. o.
I.
DENTIST.
I. tile, h. C,
EASTERN REFLECTOR I
GREENVILLE, N. C.
D. J. Owner.
the Office
Greenville, N. O., as
Mail Mutter.
Friday,
1899.
Hollow I HI
With a Sum in M to
Suit has been brought by B. B.
of against
M. Bernard, district attorney.
The summons served on Ber-
yesterday, Mm
Cunt on Sap
next week.
Mr. Sheppard, ii be
bared, la man Ber
last night
Another of the
State, I-. Harris. having
with saying that it is to
MR.
NOTES.
If you a entail of in
of A. U. Cox's load,
w rile or see him.
I., v little la
very sick. There seems to In- no
hop, its recovery.
MILLS
Sept.
II. K. Harding left
Chapel Hill.
Is Not tor Who Hive
Paid.
pant Math
able money has Inn paid lo
farmers of Pitt for tobacco.
Mis. n. k. Hodges left n. cotton imp Is ;
home in Washington after stay ,.,., in , M.,, ;,,,,. loan
defeat the Amend
that is to lie voted on
year.
Caldwell. editor of the
observer has gone lo
to spend a short vacation
ill real His
over the State wish Mm a
journey and safe return
borne.
W. has on
hi- The XVi. ,,. ,.,.,
exact nature of the suit brought by -M , ,.
known here, the
plain, n. having been Bled, p ;
of will. Mis
Bessie were Up here Mm.
friend.
need a wagon I We
nil of
I heir ,
the facts leading up I
trouble.
And now the comes
me Washington
are discussing Bernard,
our beautiful accomplished
District Attorney- his recent es
in particular his
have one or on hand, keep
making all the time.
A. ti. Cox
J, B. thinks
In relieve and
her parents a few
Joe returned home wash
an extended trip on this
I. II. On to
Saturday and kick Sunday.
Miss of
County, in visiting friends and
lives in neighborhood.
II. led last week for
South to teach.
is spending
some time in
S. S. Withe is our
pion grower as well as oilier
thing, He say i. he ha.-one with
thirteen distinct heads.
the Pulpit.
We are a laughing
is now in thin State
a mirth
It la gratifying to read
the reports of no many school be-
ginning the present with
attendance in history
This is so here at home.
has already Its lead
era, from reading our
we Me la true all over
the State. There is hope for the
people lakes interest in
don, and this Increased
now being shown In the schools in
that North Carolina is go-
to her position in the
column Of illiteracy as compared
oilier Slates.
here few days.
Mr. Petty, who has been
i,, i up his old section several weeks.
y relief agent lake his The old
While engaged In this delightful made people happy, bright-
General
might read the case of I
State vs. N. C,
This case was upon appeal
from the Superior of Sash
in ll was an Indict- ,
against S. Ii. tunics, a man;
of property, for upon Com
ell
cued and gave
them great the
n w is up some new fad
in preaching I lie Gospel. All sorts
sensational have been
adopted. When ii comes to turn-
place
is lime lo earl a halt
ii harshly upon
This should begin
thinking those who have
indulging him dull
summer mouths. I tilling dull
said
very little money he
cause we knew was scarce and
that I Beaded w hat they
had lo run and made us
hustle alum lively to keep both
cuds together. Now those who
owe as pay ought doom
right along without wailing to lie
asked for it. By doing that
show your appreciation of the pa
per and the the editor
has placed in This fall we
had rather not put a cross mark on
any papal or say an-
other word about pay, and If all
vi ill come lo us promptly such w ill
mil lie necessary. Next week is
curl so bring along your
when you come.
TO TEE MI KB
TWO STORES TO HANDLE
Mil Mas
unit you in
HATS.
THINKS.
A call will convince you.
c T-
FIVE POINTS.
OUR
PATRONS
out.
Though Hit
not I his
It has been referred lo lime and
lime again by I In- of
Slate, is to the
North Carolina many her
good and respected citizens who
have been so lo be
lie confined in
common jails because there la no
room for them In the state
Ii ha.- been said
more than half the Insane
can lie provided for in her I
Sunday's Charlotte
contains three columns of ex-
tracts from letters pleading for ad-
mission have recent been
received by Pr. Murphy, Super
of the hospital at
These letters tell pitiable
stories of suffering, much which
might he removed If the State made
ample provision for Inking
unfortunate ones, North Car
should do more along this
line.
ii
visiting Durham. Tills
tee., returned here Monday
night.
Mr. Lewis Kittrell has been
lug some brick hauled to his new
Ibis week. Thinks to have
girl his home, completed soon, and we hope be r ,;,, ,,,.
with intent to commit rape. Into it himself. the sweet that
was the ii ibis ii.; If Is more for you, things pertaining
therefore drew the bill of in-1 have your home at Winter death and
doing so he J villa. Cox Mfg. Co have
the for the an expert for that business, and if
purpose, some thought, of yon coma once, he has you for a
regular customer. hear it intimated
Borne Inquiries are being of the
mission coming stale who have money lo Invest
arrest of Whiten Ills school as to board arc consider lug ad of
lo give VII preparations will railroad from
the In made to bond as before , this eastern country.
he lowest rates, for the advantage what we can learn pro
Is Passing strange a v
prosecuting should by
i it of so in
from the forms so long to furnish our customers what
rim t be risk urine miscarriage i per
of justice and the heavy l specially,
bill of coal the public by such I cm better than this else
The accustomed and I where B. M Co,
approved I'm ins are accessible and
.-., v m -i r
i i tire. Mu,
I i Ml
. , ,. I i
. i
load's
r as- Vie
. i. r
. r pain,
i ii . . , . i.
nil
C. I. Hood A Co. Unveil,
In
girls who could not nosed line is by way of Wilson.
Greenville, Washington,
on Into Hyde county. Such a
road would open an undeveloped
section of country that is in
resources, and it would prove a
cine otherwise.
STRICTLY Ii
Investment.
I i r. hopes will come.
Tub hi.
Land Sale.
By cl the power in mo
in -i Proceeding la lilt flu-
entitled sod
Skinner, i v part.- to
i, W, the
Cum door In town
lo to
for toe or of
to wit N. B. corner
of sad en
I'm North Brown, Kat
lint South
by sad Was by
Lot No. Plot
old town of
formerly owned sail It-
ill mind cash.
THE BEST THAT IS
OFFERED, AND AT THE
LOWEST
I am now in of the new
to supply all
your wants in the way of
AND
GROCERIES.
is an exclusive Grocery
and carry a
FULL STOCK of the BEST
me a call w hen anything in
line and I promise lo
please you both in and
price of the goods.
II. W. T.
II Hi
e have just opened in tin- I'll, c-
nix building with an entirely
and complete stock of------
We Carry
Dry Goods, Notions. Hoots,
Shoes. Huts, Hardware,
Crockery, Farm Implements,
Meat. Flour, Coffee,
Lard, Tobacco, etc., in fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE
carried in a general stock.
We Also Sell
Why
HAY, OATS,
TON SEED HULLS AND
MEAL AND GUANO.
Our prices on everything will be
found as low as a good article can
lie sold You are cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid for all kind
of country produce.
WHITE FLEMING.
N.
be followed solicitors, till
with murder, perjury and in
some other they are
and statute.
The Code, section was
ed to prevent miscarriage- of u-
Coin of the
The government of the South
issued millions of
dollars of paper money, but ii
Last Thursday's ruined never turned out any coin worth
Illinois broom corn crop. speaking of, Mr. M. I. Bar-
reading dime novels, at the Nor
nil COUNTRY.
lice, but not to Wilder was lo fatally
lo try Arlington Hughes, at Mai- were mat
With new forms, or lo ex. lire them , , ,
from the duty of
following those which have been
approved by long use. or by slat
The in
disregarding and In
formalities Is In secure upon
merits, and will best
end by observing
1801 with u Philadelphia engraver
to make a of dies for o in
and
what are was Indispensable
gal ions.
And in this also it
printed, Barnes bus been par
in Governor
Not to Loan tin-
School Fund.
prof. C. H. Mebane. the Super
necessary as are
of Public
has Issued the following circular
letter to the
dents, county
wish to call your special at
i to HO of the
law. You will see
sections refer to the school funds
especially.
It is my earnest desire lo have
school funds separate and
from the and State
funds.
that in some count the
sheriffs pay off the State tax Hint,
without regard law
the school fund.
there was fund
in some lo apportion in
July last, because
paid out the school money
on the order of the county com
for county purposes,
They expect to pay Ibis fund back
lo school fund, of ODIUM, and
will no doubt; but have
no right and no authority using
the school fund thus.
wonder
of education and the super-
know Joel bow
much money have or
III., on
has
I charged j,,,,, as those ill use in United
with Implication In burning his states at that time. But the dies
Hats property, in which four pen- were never completed further than
, . for I coins, as point
pie perished. engraver was arrested and all
his
rich graphite
Columbia, and only attempt
The Twenty sixth made by the Confederacy to get
Fran. was out a supply of its own metal lie
Post.
ailing Ii
given an
I.
i vat Ion Providence
Shows
The
. II. Coming.
fell dead on Sunday while preach , ,, ,,,,., The Great
know, for the tact has never .- it S i
, . i . Shows, which visits
of Thirtieth Infantry is absolutely a
from Chicago at San per. No money is no ex-
one for , considered to great
to accomplish in, red methods j ti- scarcity water, the Deal that art and Ingenuity
another conic along and does by ill , , are be- In of
reel bill J ,,.,,.,, ,.,,.
News and Observer, i All the latest improvements,
held up a Southern Pa M inventions and
Va Mb- express . .- under
real, In an old, old tab. and stole
following
TRADE AT
IS AX EASY
PROBLEM TO SOLVE. IT
is BECAUSE NO
A BETTER,
SE
STOCK OF
. Groceries-
Notice to Creditors, i
in. mi Canned Goods
lo me. on ID i- m
ii Aug., on Mi.-
Notice Is given lo
II lo the Estate lo
lo tin-
. I., m I , Q C .
to I
of or will I
. into one of the new stores
on tin- and can now found across
the street opposite J. Cobb
Ban. NEW GOODS arm
make Assets ;
He virtue in by Q
la a hi J I
fill A l
vs.
H mama
Cox, tin- will on
ISM, be-
SEE
i Ho nice we arc fixed in our
One of land, ;.,, . .,,,
in Swift Creek and n new store. Drop we will
follows, n Make, show you. We are just
Nona the es- nu, of and
up to a Make , , ,,.,. ,,,., wt,
W Doha to a stake, m .,, ,.,.
line arc
After two
have been paid
ill
to to the
h following lands lo ii.
brings
nil the
have to apportion in any one
year. We to stop Ibis
proximal business with our
school We want OUT Count
lo know exactly lo the very
cent how much school fund
should have, not only to
t advantage of
pending our money at home,
building up local enterprises and
of encouraging a public pride in
own community, are
to require enumeration.
Eugene Hawk, while riding a
with a friend, ran Into a
telegraph pole in woof New York.
on Sunday , am. was instantly kill
ed.
Large numbers people are
a contagious local I fleeing from lb yellow fever in
failures affect a whole
One cannot withdraw from
circulation the w Which
lo enrich a foreign concern
decreasing his his own chances
of success, lie encourage
foreign enterprises; without weak
cuing which
his own hopes pros
Every is
returned from the channel of local
circulation increases burdens
nets of Florida and
Monument to a Horse.
Mr. I. w. Durham baa a contract
for a tombstone lo be place I at
grave of the Wades
old family horse, which
died last spring. was II
years old when she died, Mr.
Din ham says he has in the
marble business and
contribution, and as a result Mr.
Wallace can banal of three trains
of cars that surpass anything in
America or Europe.
The trains, owing lo new
and labor saving devices
w are equipped,
a never failing source of
and admiration to railroad men.
and may lie seen gathered
around them examining and dis-
cussing purls for hours a
lime whenever the show visits an
important railroad center.
II Mr. Wall ice Mail
load cost
I ban oilier big show in en
on Friday
Sept.
upon those remain and
it for the is I he ever
what they should have, but man or laborer to for a Ob-
want them to have server.
the to
from
National Hank Omaha has been
found in I lie effects of former Teller
U. Cope laud.
of Newark. N. J.
Your Policy
Non
las Cash Value,
Loan Value,
Paid up Insurance,
Extended Insurance that
works automatically,
ii. Will lie re-instated within
three years after lapse if you
in good health.
Alter Second Year
T. No Restrictions,
H. Incontestable.
Dividends are payable at the be-
ginning of the second and of each
succeeding year, provided tho
for current year be paid
They may lie used
To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
To Policy Payable as
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of
J. L. SUGG,
N. C.
tin-in-.- will. line to stake. P
A. Way to
westerly with the
p. A oilier
hit, poles to s slake sear a
Bins, tin with line
more or
NORTH
Know all men w tin
Thai we, I. if Pens sad Dudley
tinder firm a
Danville, vs., win P.
Taylor, of N. C , trading
N. under the or
J. A II. P. Strain,
N. C . desire to a
lo-virtue of
tin- I Chapter
Vol. II, Code of
I The
ship shall Is II. .
I It is fir of
In the business
in Iowa of N
I. II and W.
a. P.
in a i J i Penn,
P. as I.
Taylor I fender son, N. t- , are
Said Pi to
the capital special limited
ship sum of Five Dollars.
P. Taylor lo the
. I. of said special
the sum Five Dollars
ft Tim shall Is gin
Sept. for spa.-e
three and
II.
P.
-AND
GROCERIES.
You will three
Joe to wait on you
anxious lo please you.
When it to prices, you
will inn ours rock
I to see us.
J. Ii.
IN
Heavy and r
Beef. Cattle. f
Hon. Links. U
you any KM.;
I fin, bring tome. I pay at
E. M.
II N.
H. W.-.
WHICHARD
W. n
W hie hard. N. C.
The Mock complete in every
prices as low an
lowest. market prices
paid for country
C.
. .,
rim always
on i
fresh floods kept
, , ,, ,,., lull of
.-, u ,.,.
Mild. A will coin in. e you.
D, W.
Tobacco Vi i.
To
full of and vigor, No To-
All Cure
fro
Oft. Ct Tali.
Toe
Is now in Ml nation
Now let
the Old Buttermilk Hanger a half
chance you'll very the
dents for the calf rope. The name
Banger riven to our cavalry
the An army to v
have their loader. Take
the record of Why the
soldiers under him knew such thins as
defeat, In any that in the
rear was enough lo throw consternation in
the camp of enemy. is
in world,
I he mere mention
creates a panic in the e
how we can always yet iii
rear of I heir lull this is easily ex
plained. we a leader knows
even hog path leads lo
of this country, and
keeps p. sled. Ill this way you BOB we only
buy from hands, thereby saving
man's Our buyer will
arrived in Greenville and than
IF A. I S
EASTERN REFLECTOR
LOCAL THINS.
Leaves are leaving.
dust lo bother now .
is not so this lime.
Greenville stuck up now.
will lie in session
week.
Weather feels like ii might warm
up some more.
A woman's negative
eel lain lo be positive.
pretty
people.
We are Some of Them.
v. I; I I.
left this for
the v .
K W. returned this morn-
from
i- us
during sickness of
Smith.
Hi. Hill.
who bus K. A.
Move, left .
Mr. and I. Morrill. of
Snow Hill, are the
moth
of Morrill.
Mary K. Daniel of Bonn
who has
her brother, of Heeds r.
Moore, returned home today.
Doha of How all
who been visiting her
uncle. S. p. in this county,
took
her home.
went to Suffolk
Mrs. S. I.
evening
and Mrs. R. W. nines I N-. to
.- . -.- ,, this moraine,
their little sou,
rived here last Mr. Ada Tyson returned
will conduct u series of evening from
through this week in the Miss Nan left Ibis morn
Presbyterian church. for Wilson
Mi. Jarvis, Powell, Cast
two able in spent last here.
LIBERTY
Salt- New
SI NEWS.
Happen
a.
i ll
Ii troll ii
were
lead;, tor
i-i all roof
lights in, tin- Liberty
was to have a ale
So many farmers came along
load and drove in the
something had be do
them, it
the ,, ,
have a sale anyway. , ,., ,,, ,.
pounds was sold.
in.
The Mi
W . I. i i i i mil i
i i -I i ken
i it mile In Stale fair in
, . u o u u u j ,
Ii. Mil AN IT HY
in I
The working force the Liberty
is us follows
Hooker, proprietors.
A. B. Palmer, auctioneer.
t. T. I is., i. t this week,
t ml I
keeper.
II. I.
The Liberty is tin-
tobacco warehouse in state.
covering a i I.
I he house has been up in one
month's lime.
;. j.,,. Ai MAX I'll K TOP
A ALL. OB AND
ski; i
w ill Tar
I on i i
Stanley in ; .
-cut lo for
v ea i
-its
My Stock
The who killed
policeman in has
hi South and .
and Other Motes.
DREYFUS HOPELESSLY ILL.
lain, Ki
Paris. Hi. -.-i. .;.
physician of Capt.
is
The severe menial and physical
strain through his shameful
l.
CORM s
apt ii
I W-k I.-this Stale.
ALL LINES.-
111-. a. I a
I f-J ; S .
and of
died .
W. B. Oliver, a former
well known j
hi em ill.-, has hi u ml
lo ii in
s. r.
The makes money by
driving people away.
Ii lakes three to make a pair
counting tin- minister.
We had a good Saturday
and more
The weather la getting like fall
and has a much more delightful
feeling.
The giraffe might easily claim lo
be one of the types of
life.
is
improvements about interior of
his i
The yearly meeting lied
look a of Iron
town Sunday.
The bartender may not la- a com-
but he's for any
number of
The silent of
Ore presumably those which their
owners neglected to wind up.
York, Sept.
Or. I. I., fan returned Monday head of the
was a severe sill,. f V.,,,; .,,;,, ,
Storm here last night, ton. , . . , .
.,,,,,. . , borne ill city early Ibis morn
telegraph was rendered ., .- , ,
, . , -v . I . lord, w blinkers, is
useless for a hours due lo bis daughter, Mm. s. n.
absence of Hie operator. H was Lee.
struck twice. , . .
. ,. . ,. Miss Geneva
Monday evening from a visit to
visiting Mrs. II. I,. Brown near Wilson.
, ,, i Hock Mount,
Kev. I., -i,,,,,,,. flown Monday evening and
mealing school this morning,
house about two miles from town. ,, . . . , .
Miss Alice I arson left this
Several members to purchase
Stale Lodge I- o. lo new
Bethel lust to help the
i-. j a ho live
non in
count i. i I it i old and is
good health,
We an, is foot
he island of
under a stroke mid
paralysis. pun-base on
is deal b there sound. The great storm
was much excitement tho stock ll-- tin- beach
the ml.
off a Mod-- the doorsteps of
that suit you.
COKE AND SEE THEM.
White
also
ii-ii initiatory up- return
on ten members home
Mrs. K, S. i last . o , .
r . Attention is called to the
Sunday with Mrs. i, While.
W. S. Appleton. of II. P.
The Mfg. o
Mich., spent
days here recently. We under-
stand he sold a baud mill some
Nichols this morning
for lo lake a
in a factory there.
of Plymouth, win
who will build a lumber baa been visiting W.
an, returned home today.
Mrs. Malena Ward and Master I Harry of, Danville, ha
Dean spent last night in taken a position with Farmer's
town.
of Winter
see how
lo keep moving ahead
without factories and a hotel. B w, i,,,,,,,
Airs. Dr. Dead.
Mrs. Jan.- M. Brown, Dr.
W. M. It. Brown, I
Monday afternoon their
corner of fourth nod
streets. Mrs. Brown was burn
April miking her age
years. I mouths and days.
Her health had been poor for
Shu confined
to her bed for weeks, and
Sew days was seen that the
brittle I bread of life must soon b
broken. All family were sum
lo her bedside and they j
watched anxiously, expecting yell
the moment when om
in- there Is u
M. s.
assistant dear to them should betaken
bolls. .
longer pus
Be. I. lb-own. of tin-
church, km
ill I
ford t pro ;
. the say lie
presided with modest and
The meeting of the
will be held in Wash j
ll i
A daughter
near Monroe, about years of age,
left home one morning last week lo
go alone lo her laws j
home, less than a .
home by next day
tin
General Repair
k iii main
public.
row
TO AND ANY IT-
family
e i
r-j h
end came . ,. ,
wt
been Mrs. W. It. Marring-1 of DO
I the Into Mr. i She
Move iV Parker have sick list, is iii bis post
large hill boards around town lei Monday
Ion, returned home
The low ii authorities have placed
an order to rebuild
plank roadway leading to the
wharf.
force is
ed to Mr. J. II. for u box
of James grapes which he brought
us today,
It takes bill rain In change
the from dust lo An
that the reels ought to
bettor.
A. J. jeweler, bus
moved into one of the new
stores. He is next
double section leather
pen pencil holder, containing
a Parker fountain pen and pencil.
Kinder please return lo W. It.
James
Del Yes We
is the of u new song publish-
ed the I Music Pub, Co.,
of Cincinnati. They will send a
copy lo one for
sales fur next I
days are us large as for the last
two, the market will
sell a million pounds of
this oak,
To-
Italics, and all
necessary buildings. Land
lo till crops. Apply to If,
Tucker, N.
The had a
sale Tuesday. There was so much
o here that an entire ware
house full had to over until
this The houses had big
again today.
J. L. Starkey II. A.
Tyson had very large
citrons yesterday they were
fooling the boy s ltd. Till-
thought they were line water
melons and lo
Miss Annie of
arrive- Monday evening. She will
touch a vocal and
music class in
The North Slate Lumber Co., is 1808
having two locomotives over
hauled at their shops here.
Mrs. P. I,. Haskins, who has
been sick list, is much
proved,
Little I tin is is said to
be very sick.
Mrs. S. T. this
morning spending several
days in
Boy father say hat he
is happiest boy In Martin
new w heal.
First Bale Here.
The bale of DOW sold
in this season was
based by II. Cherry Co. from
Mrs. A. B. It
guided middling.
Co. purchased a bale
Tuesday of
at House B
II was an extra good grade.
is steady Si.
Mrs. I. II. Harding Tues-
day evening for
J. C. Tuesday
evening from Danville.
Henry Alston returned Tuesday
evening from Henderson.
Mis. J. S. and child left
this morning to visit relatives
was married lo Dr. 1st,
She and
six children. Mis. I. Y. ill,
Dr. Messrs. W. I.
II. James and Wiley Brown.
M.
Williams.
Mrs. Brown Hi,
Paul's church, a kind.
Christian woman, loved and es
teemed by all who knew her.
began a search, hill find
any missing hid v.
During the last campaign our
barber, Mr. I. A.
ed strict
rules in his business,
and would attend a
who did not
stand up ticket.
not good
u j j can get
There are many who mourn business av vet,
aim who , , ., , ,
children and aged husband M
In their bereavement. an idea.
The funeral of Mis, Dr. Brown
took place afternoon I
o'clock, and was a
Miss Annie Thomas, of
arrived Tuesday evening to and
of . II. Wilson. I.
and I. A, and were
and supported by
our best stand be
takes, Bed Springs I
Mrs. J. A.
went
Tuesday evening lo
friends.
We are glad to see Mr. Herbert
Harris is able to be out alter his
recent sickness which compelled
I in to come home from Greenville.
Wilson News.
mil I.- fell.- n i-I If -Ii
if a n
v. ii. the
. null
which many worn nose. It not
, pi t ,
l . . . . and
v.
,,. I , I n
Curds.
are out announcing the
marriage of Mr Harry w Whedbee
on
Oct. o'clock in
the church of this place.
We understand that DO cards
will be issued in bill
contracting partial aw
be present,
ceremony a public will
Is- held Hotel
concluded I he grave.
The pall bearers were J.
Move and Messrs. II. Harding, .
James. B. Wilson, It, a little
I C.
SI I HITS SI HI
SI i; I. SI Iii;
Mayor had cases III I ll;
him this Hull add
I,, ton n
finances.
John for being
and II pistol, was
Ci and he total
lo
for being
There is nothing more using profane language.
look upon than a j was lined W and costs, amounting
hearty, ruddy face, rained by
honest toil. They m the will.
CO
FOR MONEY
C. S. FORBES,
THE Kl
Labor Bears
a Lovely
The Season's Attractions.
AMI IN
FALL WINTER GOODS.
There is nothing insight
whet her or not com
is a bust bill the general
I is Hail she is.
Danville Farrago.
saving of the nation, these
toilers of both sexes,
for daily bread.
. a. p
. or
store. Hood hat a
on . .; ea,
i.
Ann- r.
Poor Blood
in hall, i I fell
me Ills
r. thing in right
. mm, K.
deadly weapon l NEW stock to
m bottom
Prank J. r. M.- A II BE KITTED
Cowan before M iv or Move T, I HIT TO OLD
Ibis far being disorderly I
L fl p Q AHA
was assessed-., ,,,, all I . I V T
mill
Ami run you iii-----
was lined and no
costs, the total for I he amount
and
lo
-n
tin-
of Knurl. l
V t , N. J. ,,. will, It. I -i. i-
C s. L Tonic alls per Mile -o AV .
,. n,
,.,,., . , , ii urn, . s.,, v Tl i t
mi. -n. , . . j . . . i .,,. I L
COMING No Need to Make
ANY MISTAKES
GREENVILLE. S. C.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
IN STYLES IF YOU TRADE
AT THE RIGHT PLACE.
mm
AMERICA'S BIG TENTED ENTERPRISES.
Honorably Conducted, Honestly Advertised.
Lofty in Conception. Regal III Equipment.
Omnipotent in Strength, Ideal in Equipment
Magnificent in Presentation
The Mutest, i leanest.
Century
if I hi -Ion- was not entitled t r a
doing I In- hi- do. Von an- lot In
fashion plate change, lull we are.
Ami Mr no up is
us In sell sou
thing
We are impelled by
Honesty and Principle
to sell yon the latest and
and most stylish of goods.
It
a good III c
w decision.
After wobbling
two I in-
under
sure, order
of lo
the Philippine-
bring ins up lo
bunt which ll ha
administration intended lo
Col. was
elected a
Council of Administration, of
Spanish War Veteran
which ha cloud Mi
in Washington,
though he attend
Ala., mi also I
Council, a- II. II.
I win. a
Immune, I Jen. W.
of Ohio. was
r Chief of new organ-
.
; i. i.- I
have I.
A Free Trip to Paris
l-t-m or III Mill
r v r- rM. i
ll.
The Reflector
Book Store
The Stain Bottles I
is our
i- W
------on all
aim t
stock is new
style, this sea. m's style
lull toil fart
you
tIn to hail.
P I
inn
Circus, Museum, Menagerie and
Royal Roman
Three Kings. Half Mile c I
. I
i .-
Open A
CAPITAL
EASTERN REFLECTOR
n. .
0.1. which
J.
IN
II
Hie
X.
Mill Mailer.
l-o-l
a- He
E SISTER
The in know ll world lire III III
Hi- . hi. in II
THE CHALLENGE ACTS.
The Aerialists. I lie and
Skating The
Artists. Mile, French- Mysterious
Principal Female Equestrian. Petits,
Aerial Bar Extraordinary. Leon and Singing
The Slater
Grand Ballot. led by
Sisters Premier Danseuses.
OUR PARADE,
Ai i-1 he met pal the a of
Ail. . lab
i. Peal urea
Lint
I H
in Philippine
or will he
to you
Thai
of
dinned Into Mr. Me Kin
leading van know
unpopular war i
in all Mr. Mi
la fail-
Hie read in
hi
inure
la
once
telling
I'm baa hail a
who I lie
a- Mi. Mi or
lees
is
IS
V-
w r
haul In hi
in-
ow n opinion.
The 111.1-1 sinking
w he by
the Industrial was a
luring and
k upon Nice Philips
of who in connect
ail nil
Ii of
Mr.
denied
Mil up in an w
Oil lull the
charge left a bad in
i not
add of
which any
hast.
is
in all hi
He oil any
nil
know ii lo Inn He baa it
in for Praia
of which i the
ha no
mini all, dial we
local, off diplomatic
III The
Senator I h real en lo it Joint
lo when
grant meet; u lull repealing
all recognition of ex
next
The radon lo lie
lo OH
in supreme in the
pines, although i
understood to have raw
a change, lo lien.
I over There is
in and ii isn't
I mm of polities
Mr.
are of Miles
now. lie In I lie
w ha
o failed to do, they mM
ill wore. know
that likely, under
to make him a
rival of Mr. That i
lo ill coin
Bland, the over
whelming all
of bis to call
It by a harsher The
i Pie
in a long letter from Manila.
after going into
showing failure of Oils, MUM
if by of
w hole trouble ban If I be gov-
has led a man lo
deal a problem,
requiring broad
i honest,
lion such dis-
honesty, but everyone
lithe remarkable
, that he ha bungled
II i evident to even Hie
casual of
which are lo be found by
know bow,
of water, that
the are care
paving way to drop Mr.
if consider it ex
to The Main of Mr.
II In-all ll in made the
of all I In-.- If
improve, family
will to the idea of In-
remaining in poll etc. Tins
is all Mr.
show ii
by hi gelling Alger b resign, Dial
is enough to do
w her men, mil on Hie sick
list, failed to do. His
in likely to remain a precarious
until has
fully made up his whether
will la- to have him
again Mr. and be
lo fully decide until
the meets.
Then Mr. will take
m l
Off
HORS
A a nice Line of Hardware.
I can now la- found
brick
by J.
Brown.
to ski; ME.
J. It.
e ii iv
Never spill when turned over.
i c Wire stand
You may never but
you
cents.
he
JOB
Give us a call.
you inn it or Improve;
U h.
for
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SERVICE
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Connecting with
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Ion, and for all for Went
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The Eastern Reflector T
D.-
VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUt AV, SEPTEMBER lg. I
NO
THE LARGEST. HIGHEST
F,
ever made in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market was made at the
SILL-
WAREHOUSE
SEPTEMBER 1ST.
All the surrounding counties were represented and the planters were all pleased with their prices.
They are learning that my method of haying no drummers and adding the money to the price of their tobacco
is to their interest and they bring the tobacco to
THE
me Your next Load.
OLA FORBES
Sole Owner and Proprietor.
of a Bachelor
If a any oilier
BUM for
In lo it
If II -III k bow lo
and
sin- bus
la the In- r
of
a sorry for she bas
is sit in tin-
11-k if he
isn't of for
If women were as keen a In ml
nm love a
lint think do are
know when it man loves
tin-in but doesn't It ink he does
they would never marry
New York
A NEW REVIVAL II
It so fur de gate,
is de
is late;
is
lamp
trim
b,
you I
Fill lamp
kerosene
It so fur I golden gate,
de thistle blow, de train
wait ;
Eu got no
bow
Y Bias you walk
too
you wail
train
do gate
Lack Courage
The of men who lull
Aphorisms.
u I In a- an
of link in a- Is to others.
The who Pliny.
refuse lo let go of a dollar If they me a taller I
know Unit
IS.
is
tare give to ii
Mill
bring two i-
merely
live. They never really
to anything.
The men who win are the men
who mil the right to
and then but-k up
runs
their lust ounce of energy.
The goods John
ever sold He
1-1 i-i 111- in a
row. He Hie
went lo a
and planked it down
Home men would have
for some cheap
Net. They would
have been
and Leather Facts.
She in let
mil her
And a
III
in all Crops
; Tin-
all sections Stale,
was
Agriculture.
shows a
war as
who were entitled lo
under
I lit ion as ii exist prior i.,
in-c ill I. ll led lo vote
ill.- There are
deterioration condition of all I a few
Rather a
takes
Brevity is the heal recommend.
inn of speech whether In a senator
or an
There is nothing so clear righted
and sensible as a noble mind in a
low
dislike, is the one v limn
you should never
Any lakes a man
away traitor
household.-II. W.
If idleness docs not ice
in pin
.- it's .
of human
are lint to enjoy-
nun I. but from hope lo hope.
Whatever be an
ii la always best to overlook
lolly scarcely can
crops since the last issued
-i.
Ami when copped reports are based on letters re
st anxious Slate.
air.
the Stale who were residents prior
I-,,., in
wen- allowed lo vole, and
vote under 5th ion.
Slate I Hi . Cits of I
makes
he is senior partner of the
of Prank Co., do-
business in Hie City of Toledo,
Stale aforesaid, and
said will pay Mini of
III
each mid cs of Catarrh that
In- cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Thank .
lo before me and
And bit-allied a sigh of re
lief
To And her all were
I here.
A penciled
Her fellow rule.
A sugar plum
A wad of gum.
A bail pin I,
A copper cent,
A ion honk,
Willi crook,
A salt-Is pin.
A tin.
A powder
A bag.
The ion of I
r per it-ill. hi-
The of will not ed In presence, jay
be able lo vole until they a. .
under III,
Notary
II.
per
cent damn;., -in, it he la-l I ; learning lo read and I Catarrh Cure is taken
and damage I and directly on the
In- e the
port
Mr. in. in an article
Atlanta
an of manner
of country resent punished
lost heretofore, it is only
lo recent
made by Mr. Hester, of
Orleans, out of an annual col
ion receipt of one million three
hundred thousand in
oily over thirty seven
halo were made up mil of samples
which bad been plucked
dales by I lie men who
Pour things to Know.
Ill Massachusetts more is
invested in cotton mills I ban in any
oilier but
making of and shoes
yields most valuable product.
Over in London arc
handled them, which should have they are sup
gone into parishes of I posed to haunted.
I Not th least merit of the a nil -catcher ll re
American Cotton .,, , make a sen,
bale Is Us
other economies this
. tribute M. is the mule
I lie in
has the
The condition
I ii l when
issued. is
The crop promised lo
n. and cs en the
In- large,
Corn has since I lie I
one per i-i ill. Held
pea- cell;
cents turnips nine per
were the which she per and apples
four per rent,
with lo store
shopping lour, lo see The following 1- He
pretty which she I
Would love to buy if she but
Tin-cash, and a smile so glad
It almost made tut; la-i report.
blood and mucous surfaces of the
PRANK
Toledo, O.
Sold druggists.
Hall's are In I.
Senator Carter of Montana, for-
chairman of the Republican
National says that ail
income lax will soon be
all signs tail Vs. sail
will again lie the nominee of
mi ii parts for
in last was
s, the lb- is
and his so. for Culled States, and then
She him. and
case
Tripped on seek i
Or here she COUld shop some
Ill
s;
people mas decide I his lime lo
an man. Such a
is ii.-l all improbable.
has th.- of the
sincere con
a ion- man in public life
Culled Slates ibis lime.
to f Monet
The s-as lo make money
i- mills lo base
i of kind in
ii n I., merely
Inn better. There i-
claim idea
as their ow n.
condition. rent; held ways u ready to a lair
present XI price best
. .
elm. L. I.
i.
is;
Ai Law.
I N. C.
Hi t it line l . .
u p. mm
. a
surveys and
POWER.
. pi. . . mil.
per
i per peanuts,
present condition, per
bus Instructed sorghum, s.-i
a pine high, bill Mills P. Eure,
on the key Ion
low. A reasonable profit i- even
man's in Small
profits arc of only
N C. N C
the every tin nun I'll i, t
iii the I to weigh all per j Inti . p-es with an a-
mail for HI the ell I per i be in-.
day of October. big condition, -M h-i pi U always
Home
pt
AT LAW,
N.
L. Is Mix,
it-ens N. C.
. . . a