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ran TO I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER If PATENTS MM S I Id AM Book to FREE TM Circus W f I I AMERICA'S-. BIG TENTED ENTERPRISES Honorably Conducted, Honestly Advertised. Lofty in Conception. Regal in Equipment. Omnipotent in Strength, Ideal in Splendid in Organization. Magnificent in Presentation i The Purest, Cleanest, Might and Most Magnificent Amusement Institution of null . WILL HAVE THEIR FALL OPENING WEDNESDAY THURSDAY I SEPTEMBER and will have on display MOST COMPLETE COL- of BEAUTIFUL GOODS IN EVERY LINE THAT IT HAS Ever Been Your Pleasure to See in Greenville. Everybody, especially the la- dies, invited to come. Circus, Museum, Menagerie and Royal Roman Hippodrome. Three Rings. Half Mile Kara Track, inn Acts. I JO Knees, I Acres Drove of IS Open Den-. A Mini Dully CAPITAL The Greatest in the world with the Benson, THE q NELSONS, CHALLENGE ACTS. The Aerialists. The and Skating Experts. The Artists. Mile, Globe. Principal Female Equestrians. Aerial Bar Extraordinary. Leon and Singing The Sisters Vortex- -Triple Grand Spectacular Ballot, led by Sisters Premier Danseuses. OUR GRAND STREET PARADE. At M. Daily, is the lineal ever pat on the street. A of Triumph ii Hood Taste, with Lavish Luxury greatest Professional Conceivable. Excursions Run mi livery Line of Travel.- Devices Tolerated disappoints. A I ft W i el r. B M d fl r. a I s Is f. 3-5 ass s i -1 U o s la R n n fide 1.1 C. An mi. l -I hi U life t mi ., w A an A I ti- for a R 1-nil ins to In- An n called lit- i I .-. r mock IMAM nil mil I I If I . . c I bl Ins . . RID I'll I . I to to r p . n . v It The Reflector Book Store The Standard Bottles wagon low, the ti en . it In i . tin- window, ; s. id One s t. i lo la id f from ; i a l hit If not It ; I mo . Is ii is to bf of t l lo to on- to others HI din Ff I t Ala. L q I ii i . M m ii It 1- ob m i . pt w Tit Never spill when turned over. EASTERN REFLECTOR x. fine appetite and a old age. are some results of the use of Pills. A dose will convince you of their the at wonderful effects and virtue. Greenville, S. as . ., , A Known Fact. absolute cure for sick head- . ,. . . , ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour A charge bail . . . . , a. constipation made of the bilious fever, piles, torpid liver of of and all kindred diseases. a Liver Pills in I nines. As m tin on- I lo get similar Ii U , It- I KM have lute of in a No York Mora on day he I a silver mil Into Ibo but to. one f be said la lbs dark. mil-. one with the ruby In the took from I lie It and it worth oven The Tenon it iv In both hands and held it up lo the Then drawing him up lo bin full height, which was feet, he the revolver barrel upon his h ft elbow, for looked over Ibo the Those who BOW him dodged. Mr. with j ho weapon, i lo wear if i Kim down In my stale the people i Would he down their e long killed with A Free Trip to Paris ; i I'm I. The in,, i.-. in huge to sell i In- retail This evil is to have as lo injure trade living II ii Miller, ll-l I l mind . inn the In . Dim y n ii; Hi-- i ii r. Ki v. n m i I . Mil I mi i . us i a a i-f l n I I mil- iii- a -i mil ill VIM III I'll I'M. I i ii. i I killed Ill H I i. -J I n K now lira, ii.,. Haw. Or i it until ban I i ll i . .,. all lunatic a ill run i In r in In I've i no k nod n . i. an. ii in Mr. Kill, l hi ill n an ii. m r . 1.1 XI Him . .-ii fur k I. I For say. main MM watching bis the girl would would not the mill o in her ins lit litter in i nil full water m bowl I'm l inn. toe Interest was In say. put light He Her. Is It ink- In I I Milli Has . . , . II . T Yen Hut stir . m nun n bad IX- T, Ll I pi of Hardware. I he in the formerly occupied by J. Hum TO MB. H. OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE leave Washington Holidays, Wednesdays and days at ti A. H, for water leave Inn u at A. If., i A. M. on Hailing de- pending mi stage of water. Connecting at with for Norfolk, New York Hom- and fur all for the Went with railroads at should freight Hie Old Dominion H. H. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from from mid Line from it JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. C. J. N. C. , . II inn -I did . Hie I. U I I'M in . mill n . if I in hi. nil I iii r I unit I'm c . I in. lain In nut.- II. -lull I lie id Invent or also git . , I. . I, ll. , . ed ml vim. CO. j Stand JOB Give us a call. -------ANY I NO A- Visiting Card Full Sheet Poster The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK Is only a year and con the news every week, and in formation to th grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. BAKER HART IN- Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES A SPECIALTY The Eastern --q- FOB- XVIII. GREENVILLE, COUNTY. N C. . SEPTEMBER a. Reg .- . TIE S S T MB U 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 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. OLAF Sole Owner and Proprietor AROUND THE WORLD. nowhere I mailing lbs nail stop, lions will be short, all can get off I will wish to spend In j full of both men and women children and Letter. a. Cotten did In their . and all, many dogs. literally owned n, fair of On at Al Sea. saw the sand hills of the Virginia Hie I con- fess Mini my haul wink at the thought of all I was leaving, but it is not for sailors to lie sail and so we turned to the sea and to each other I'm- not with- out success. Since day we have steadily moving toward the ill Hie rule of two 11-I live We are now two thousand six hundred miles away and three more days of weather will bring us to Gibraltar. The of great Import In a sailor, has been tine and I be trip so far has been devoid of I'm- the few nights we had a full moon, and often when I bad the deck at night I would think of you all at and wish I were with you. Occasion- ally night a and in watching him rise slowly to the and blow up a n i n of spray, or watch the porpoises leap and play around the ship when it is not calm, for the porpoise does not play during a calm. liven a like a speck on the is watched-with in I will mail this as soon as I get in i -n yon you I look the town. ll, in carriage and following I winding road for mi hour found n Ugh crag at Ku- June Well, everything wool on In , . . which la tho southern usual way the morning . , , ,,,, June the cry of brought us hurrying on deck and we saw far off of Boon we were near In make out the rooks on the shore. Boon we were the KI rail To rook of Gibraltar, to the south rock of called by Pillars Ba- these two rocks the wind rushes with great force, bill we forged ahead and came lo an in the Hay in shadow of key to Alas the face of risk was devoid of and ton no of American As as duly would permit I the as we call going ashore. The town of Gibraltar is clustered water at the foot of the is a very pretty and interesting town. The street are paved and clean, and shade of leafy palms is cool and inviting. No one is allowed lo Crossing the I bad a very view of chair which Mark Twain so humor in We stayed four are now cruising In the blue north while the milky way like .; of no. wonder it great as with such heaven lo Tn III. of I County, makes oath Hull he is senior partner of of Prank s do- business in the of Toledo, County and Slate aforesaid, and will pay the sum of for each and every case of Catarrh that be cared by Hall's Catarrh Core. J. to before me and in my presence, day of of every kind of puppy only doge mil Inn, point , s ,. reel In far below came the roar of I j I , ,. . ,. . Ku Iran every sea dashing wall lo Hie right, across With long ., , . ., bay ,., , In left, across the on. t he cwt of Morocco, a of the Canal, In about . six years ago, and enlisted in the the while behind and around rose the, dog week. Ii is said to be the navy, under the assumed of, system. PRANK J. lofty and points of dog , place in world. there j George W. and gave John bed Gibraltar. Truly a grand. j,,,.,,,, ,. t must he true short. I will mall Ibis his the mere looking which Hint can of the It will lie has not, the number of months before I can bear from Mi. John W. Page, of Pill county, who town yes to of Africa. I am perfect had quite December, A. U. Iv well and and am enjoying v We ill bis Al-j In- reach Port Said. entrance ran from homo some , and Beta directly on the makes a mini grow. Hack again through the city, with its of soldiers, the market where I of life and movement. Boots load Am s, I mil be or pointed if this Idler proves both I am A we leave I will my sinus of that place mail let This I will inspect the tort i Heat ions, kept my eyes open ll I I from a but pro- observations would not Interest fa around sometimes found myself in places where I was told I could nut go, strolling the public gal- I plucked lowers where was told could not pluck dogs ho the j I Imp.-lo lots fair was in its glory night, t letters from yon nil when I gel lo spent In seeing the Manila. I will write again after town. There nothing of inter- renal. ad with donkeys with ,,, s.,, new saddles as large as f Hop, . found, with fruit or ring. The crying their wares in many tongues, i.,,,,, while of but I saw of were The were a without a, top. now in part of the by far the most to j eighteen bulls had been killed in but I will try lo because new to my sight. They daring the three preceding into the heat of right away, arc large men of dark complexions. but go hack where I It'll off in On I licit-heads they wear bright . evening I attended the last letter. As you we colored turbans, their bod- was held in the extreme to traverse whole length lea they wear a white or colored pretty public gardens, Trees, the Mediterranean Bee, loose Bowing robe which covers tents with cruise was most delightful, shoulder u, yellow Hag Spain. The weather In the Mediterranean their to their pavilions. famous, I must say a legs are gamblers and word about It, wonts cm In- merry-go-round tell of Its delight. Mild, node a merry scene. Crowds of sol- y days, with gentle Hull's Family Pills are the la-st. Senator Carter of Montana, for- chairman Committee says that an income tax will soon be enacted for the States, and then the Republicans will claim the idea as own. lie served in the Spanish war, and later to the Philip- where he to chief in the marine sen iii-. And father has from his sou fur over year, there has been mi tint letter lying In to John W. Pollard, stamped upon S. hip the some means it was for Mr. Page, In- was notified to and open this he did proved letter from Commander n 1.1. MOORE. At Law. Greenville, N. C. In criminal H- Across the bay in Spain, about even eight miles away, town called that a fair was in progress there, decided toga I soon found myself in the King . . in- April 1-1 Informing him of the death of his son in hospital., The letter lo young man and slated there y. ,,. Mr. who ton iv n yesterday to see Hon. Engineer and iii -8 and WATER POWER. X, C, N. C AT-LAW, of Spain. W a in. .-.-. h-. Hearing with red of clearest blue. Each I to a made above two-story caps, girls, in crowds, in the sun would sink like a and Mr. Sim at ,,, hall of lire into the sea without n lo procure money white with heavy -load to bide while id if possible h Greenville, H. and broad hats, all night. 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EASTERN Entered at the Boat Owe at N. C, as Mail Matter. SEPTEMBER 1899. An Aged Minister Dead. Rev. B. It. an aged preacher in the Will Baptist church, died at Hiving Bumblebee. I bar beard of a Jog lag a to in hiving day, l II wan all a boas until a day or two ago when I ii triad and ii worked to pet my plantation varmint- have of a f when cleaning up and getting ready tor time. Last week the man on the place ran ID many of that he nude his Bind he would gel rid of them. to the be back a big jug. Thursday This be half fall of water and morning at the home of his H. c. Harris, about ave miles from Mr. Al- was a native of Pill county, and wan sh year, lie had been the for more than halt a and a it ii of one year bad been pastor of the at this it was one of his reg- appointments for preaching. In all his ministerial with placing near the neat, he returned, got a long pole be stirring them up, when circled the Jog moment and then diving down into it. awhile most of them were out of the way the man picked up the and brought out. actual count bum- were in It. This is a saw it with my own eyes. Our Hood Old State A in his only to keep bit different churches he received and ten years ago Mr. moved to Pamlico county where he married a second time, ears and eyes open these days to be and that county hail since been reminded of a his home. He always came back great State North Carolina is. how to till his at Parker's diversified her industries, how Two weeks ago he her opportunities. Al to get ready the meeting, who run may read it is a wonderful but was taken soon after section of country. a reaching the home of daughter years ago and I and never got again. growing tobacco in the cast. No , the east is The Merchant Who Survives. The fighting propensity in man of elements which uphold I he the survival or the Attest. Bat in the present day of competition for success the prowess is, the long run, more effective than physical strength. This met is borne out tin. as bus been found. Another ran tine of a crop on strange soil lathe growing of upland rice Martin and countries. that this fall's crop It excellent past the expectation of tin-planters. new and sources, giving to large trios and strengthening the i experience of the material in merchant. By the aid of restless mind and his business Dispatch, ability and by the constant use of class newspaper advertising he maintains an aggressive com- against his Record. Governor Johnston, of Alabama, has just granted a unique pardon to John a county. Boston was serving a term for stealing chickens, and the Governor granted him a pardon upon condition for mouths he should not buy. steal eM another chicken or any portion thereof. Secretary of the Treasury having paid the October interest on ; . three weeks before it due, bidding i I Wall street, will next asked to allow the Na- Hanks to issue currency to the full amount of their bonds. The have the pow- to pass whatever Legislation against the trusts at the com- sessions of Congress. They have control of both Houses the Presidency, and if they mean toad at all, can just US well act now us in a year's time. But it is not they will do anything. One of the Victims. Bale, tor Tarboro, I the persons who perished In St. Vincent hospital lire Norfolk. yesterday morning, was a Miss Pippin from county, She had been In the hospital but a few day.-. Her remains reached here on I lie noon train today and will lie Interred at Hamilton. Boca In Town. W. L. Cobb has taken a position at the grocery store of B. A. Tyson. He was in Greenville for a long time lint for the three years has been staying on his form, We are glad to have him back in again. He says he will lie glad to have all his old friends and those who were his former customers call on him at his new place. Gaily Reflector ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS. by The Orange Va. Another Murder Case. Thursday afternoon the grand jury another bill for murder. It was against Harris, who some weeks ago killed her husband, Falkland town- ship, the case being decided lite Coroner's jury as justifiable their examination Into the matter the grand jury found sufficient evidence for a true bill. The woman was arraigned in court this afternoon and the trial set for Friday of next week. Now that Republican Senators Congressmen are beginning to urge upon the President that par- success may be endangered if Gen. Otis is kept iii he is likely to Lie recalled. The of party politics may thus ac- this desirable result. which was unobtainable as long us the useless waste of soldier's lives and health. With many men religion never gets above tile knees. Scandal is the form of of the tongue. Our people like to feel stove up us i lie weather cooler. thoughts adorn the mind pictures do a room. There are no heaven and there is no heaven in politics. The successful attorney finds his avocation the profitable per suit. Truth never uses perfume, whim falsehood often smells sweeter than a rose. The more some men talk the they thus they let you know It, ll be nice to be trans- into a turtle, and he has a great snap. through long continued years is never really lay aside your doubts and fears give the gale a rest. And now a scientist the tip of the nose is home of the soul. Well, it certainly often shows where departed spirits have gone. The reason some people let their accounts land and never pay them is because they believe in old adage lime is AND BUSINESS NOTES. Sept. Work is progressing rapidly on W. I. new house. The Misses Wesson ill have a nice house when is completed. preaching sen ices here today and Sunday by Kid. pastor. Miss Bessie Harris, of near is here visiting the Misses Wesson this week, A new kiln of brick is being set at the brick yard, and will soon have more ready for the market. Co, are pay log t; cents of cotton. Bring your cotton here and convinced our prices are now tiptop all the lime. A. G. Cox has had some chills which have kepi him in bed several days, but we hope he will be able to get out again in a day or so. T. M. I teach man. who moved from here to a short while ago, has down here two or three days looking after some business. The people of place seem to be Inclined to a lot of the Hash scattered over town for fuel. This cleaning up adds much to the looks of the place. The next session of the Winter- ville Academy opens Monday Oct. Students should start the first day Those entitled to the free school can go their of days any lime during the L. Jackson. Miss Row fox. On the show papers you only sec pictures, but we show the real thing itself ill the way of wagons. carts, coffins, Conic examine for yourself and convinced be- before buy elsewhere. A. THE WORLD. resume our course. We reached on island of Letters From Lyman A. Cotten I On His Travels. bad left there TO THE RIC-iT Ml LEFT CM GO man We reached Slid on June and left there same day . I It has reputation of the worst place in the world, and from I saw it. I think it lives up to its reputation. The people are a lot of lying, cheating, thieving, dirty savages. Men women alike an attired in bloomers, and the man-nil women have their faces Covered with heavy veils, held on with metal noses. Why the mar women cover their fan's, in- stead of the single ones I did not I only two days before, and so w were disappointed hope meeting our great Admiral is by far nicest and Mat interest place I seen. It two hundred inhabitants and many of them are Englishmen of wealth and refinement. The luxuriance and beauty of the tress and are almost beyond imagination, be big SO near The eels arc all nicely paved kept The weather is always warm and. the natives wear very few clothes. I The men wear a small cloth around I STORES TO HANDLE THE TRADE. Goods by every train and beat. suit in I. AIM IS GOODS, SHOES HATS, NOTION'S. TRUNKS, c. A call will convince you. earn. I cannot in I how while the women wear any of them get it their bot bur. with their costume.-. Shoes Marriage Licenses Heeds Moore had bet- week and Issued licenses to parties Williams and Mamie Iv. Hudson. C. IS. and K. C. Ben. and Ellen at. Norman. and Nora V. A. W. Barber and Mary L. Abrams. Luther and lovers are allowed to see t heir faces beforehand. However, tastes fer. Perhaps, the husband- make t .-over their faces, not so much to keep other people from seeing them, as to spare themselves from gating on them. Among the de- lights of Port Said, not the least among them either, rank the sand storms. One occurred while we were I here. The sky suddenly turned a yellow hue and a few gusts of hot wind were felt. Look- across the desert we saw what appeared like a sand bank coming. It was a sand cloud. Soon rived and we could scarcely see anything for the sand. Bran the sun seemed to hide his for fear of getting it pelted with Kind. Of course we saw II undercover- it proved to he a short one. only a shower so to as it lasted only a few boon, This was quite long enough for me, but sometimes they last for I or three days. The trip through the Suez Canal was interesting, but bare as runs through a desert most of the way. Occasionally we saw a caravan, or a body of gay and Arabs roaming as free as wind, especially free as to the clothes had on. or more did not have on. Oat of canal into of Suez, where it was hot and with barren shores. The morn- after we entered the gulf I saw PYTHONS GIT BEST THAT IS AND AT PRICKS. I 1.- from a distance Ml. Sinai, which Ceylon is noted for its tea and seem to be quite dispensed with. The method of travel charmed me. They use a small two wheeled which looks like a small top buggy, called a Yon get a coolie or native gets the shafts and away yon go at a surprising speed. They go quite as as and the riding is much more com One native will take a man SB bras fifty mill's in one day only for one hour as much as seven or eight miles. If rains you raise top and draw up the rubber lap cloth and thus keep per- dry. As the coolie only has on a small cloth around his loins he does not the rain. One especially attracted is an exclusive Grocery bust was a was pulled by a coolie as black as ink, and his bod fairly glistened, while around his loins he had a red cloth and fancy turban on I could only compare him ton fine black thoroughbred horse, thus gay The Dal . Q . O R M A- were a surprise lo me. They teem cleanly more than I expected. They vary color from brown to black and many had charming smiles but could not be called pretty by our standard of Pew of the men seem to lie feet six in height, ii the women are live feet. You probably know FIVE POINTS. W, H. W. T. Fleming I am now in the new stores prepared to supply all your in the way of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. mill I carry a FULL STOCK of the BEST Give me a call when anything in y line is needed I promise lo lease you both in quality and price of We have just opened in the nix building with an entirely new complete stock of------ We Carry Dry Goods, Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Tobacco, etc., fact every carried a general stock. We Also Sell Why you may lie sure aroused a I rain thought. I am very glad lo have seen it. Soon we passed from the Suez into the Sim, which is well expressed by the old figure of speech of the frying into I stones. The I are found in great abundance in the mountains and I have never seen so many beau- they arc very cheap. Ivory ebony ornaments are also made in great abundance. In outskirts of there is a . magnificent hotel everything nous to know why it , o Red Sea. but now I foal like must have been because it is hot. it mention that all the natives have red. long black hair, worn either loose. II. Cooper and Matilda John Clark. Henry King Wool- About, of th Great Wallace Shows. The superlative of hot ,, , , MM a certain caste wear In out not begin to express it, nor I de-1 around which they their scribe the thereof, It was bans when they go out. It usually hot In the morning, holler during three limes a day at and hottest of all night- . , ., , , . , . last only a few minutes and and Laural For live days we endured It, and I have a fine all the time. sold of The is line and I am very hungry for news Tile Sisters arc as ravish beautiful, as fair as they are eminent In aerial- There are two of I hem Maud and Hazel. We shall not attempt to describe their wonder- aerial acrobat ism for reason that type can not tray its infinite in fact, even to do justice. Baffles to say that tremendous audiences Mexico and Canada have testified to their passing excellence by inch pro- longed, tumultuous, wild and bounded applause that report of their triumph has spread literally unto the uttermost pans f the earth. There is organizing in Australia this writing a big syndicate which is formulated for the sole purpose of providing a guarantee proportions to induce these petted favorites of to visit that country. The trip can not Is-made in less twelve weens, the Misses demand thousand dollars and all expenses before j they will undertake journey. Even at this enormous figure all Australia wants to see are impatiently longing for their is being brushed from I he coming, sign and one They arc with the Great Wallace rending is at Greenville on Friday to go into retirement. Hep, I feel quite like I had passed through We left Colombo Monday ex- and let us peel to reach Singapore Saturday. hope it has refined the. but very i from home. This morning we out TO BK through of Italic and are now the Gulf of Aden where it is a little less hot, but not to say cooler. did not stop at Aden as the Captain received a ca- from Washington Port Said telling him lo hurry on, so we many v that ii i I of to I Tor-i-r.--. I ; -l a tern I C lay In an lure, Is,. ti-j- In -.- women to ext.-n -t will not until we reach ,,, ,.,, , the of Ceylon. Alter by of n , ill chisel or there will lie only one more h before getting to Manila. will have arrived at Manila before you get this Idler, where I hope to read some letters as well as write them. I will mail this at Colombo, on the island of Ceylon, another letter at Singapore, then at Manila, it is hard to realize that I am so far Stales. I think vary often, and send a great deal of love. Your devoted son, S. Indus July When I last wrote home we had just passed through lied Sea and were ill fanning ourselves in hope of getting cool. Soon we struck the Indian Ocean we had of weather. We ran into the Southwest Monsoon for three days we bud a lively time and demonstrated her ability to roll. For three days rolled so heavily that we could scarcely sleep and at one time looked M though we would have to run up to to gel out of It, finally it moderated so we Nut firmly Oncer iii the of the nail, which la tin u lift I i I out. This Is another I tn-v raw Us j hi On- case -f a child who Would not own up lo were Us tinsel-- a h-i that .-ii- s Into lbs bone Bo much r women children. Her.- is ii of eliciting The i-ll U I- m. on lo his This seldom to find The or for the of it must Hun of ii.-.--. out or not come of tortures. TRADE AT MY STORE IS AN PROBLEM To SOLVE. IT IS NO CARRIES A BETTER, FRESHER OR MORE SB- SECT STOCK OF Groceries, Canned Goods AMI KINDS OF Table that arc to be here. I have moved into one of the new stores and can now lie found just across the opposite J. C. Cobb Son. NEW GOODS constantly and my stock embraces the of everything. J. S. HAY, OATS, CORN, COT. TON SEED HULLS AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will lie as low a good article can lie sold at. Yon arc cordially In- to visit our store. Highest price paid for all kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING, O. Premiums have been paid IN TO SEE How nice arc lined in our new store. Drop in and will show yon. We are just opposite the Bank of Greenville, and having a much larger store than usual we are both e e AND GOODS GROCERIES. You will limit he three Joe and to wait on you and anxious to please you. When it comes to prices, you lied ours rook Come to sec us. d. L. S Hood's Pitts Arc from Na- mild laxatives, and while are reliable and efficient. They Liver Cure Sick Headache, Sour Stomach and Constipation. Sold everywhere, per boa. D. W. IN Newark, N. J. Your Policy Non Has Cash Value, Loan Paid up Insurance. Extended Insurance that works automatically, ti. Will lie re inflated within three years after lapse if you are health. After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the lie- of second and each succeeding year, provided the for the current year be paid They may be used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Payable as an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. C. Have ft J country produce, I If ma, tome. t I M. N. C Cotton and lien always on Fresh goods kept on hand. Country produce an I sold. A trial you. D. W. H. W. WHICH ARD M-u to W. R. IN N. C. The Stock every prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country I IN HI NEW STORE And am going to Wake up the trade. COME AND SEE HE. EASTERN COURT. Some at One Bar, Some at An other. Tin o ,,. t. B. Crabtree, of Gold was here today, home Wed- evening from Asheville. vii in Elijah Convicted an to be Nov. At Hie opening of Conn . I morning I from jail and the trial of having the in order an I arson In the- I Borne d. j ago a re I on U. h rt ml in B. On din Hie was tiled j CAN to , II VI I. WANT IT V V IT Mi.-s Mary led of I In to relative. , ,. . . def, ,. In selecting the m. mice of dies Bessie Jar. is returned regular for the were c ; evening from n trip to Ital thee I lake M i . . ,, , . . .,. , Mrs. K. returned Wednesday evening Baltimore. home ii. thee I from a- ,. . ck and was c imposed of I lowing; a. Cherry, j. l-i men ti . TI 1.1 MAX AND BEAST. TOP MARKET TO ALL. RICH Oil BEE FOR I II Ii returned Wed- a; i s -i ,, . . ,. CO., sister, Mrs. Allen Warren, left this Moore was aided in defendant contriving V to visit relatives in Wash- prosecution by Mr r ti I e A IS . iv-. Messrs. A. Blow and r local This weather is fine. New goods keep stocks of coining in The ready to show New supply best copying ink at Reflector Book Store. Oar are editing interesting part of Tim. SUPERIOR COURT Bent Term Nov. In Session The tallowing eases been disposed of since report Elijah Griffin, carrying conceal- ed weapon, Will forcible not guilty. I. I . Owens, to stock, not A. Crews, of tin- Wilmington Messenger, Is in town. Mrs. Will Thomas, of Bethel, is visiting Mrs. ion, of Halifax, night bore on legal of Scotland Heck, spent last Bight hero and morning. prosecution by Mr. g, and the defense A. I. and Fleming. The Court Ibis The question Booms to taking a rest, but Greenville badly in need of one. la Mrs. Proctor, of Scotland Neck, who visiting here, returned In bis of Edge- her on Dickinson Whenever a hat looks like had been struck by a cyclone calls it Mrs. M. receiving her fall mid you to call her new store building. then the As at Hi time pi in idem .-. trial Ii fore . go through u again. T. the ii Introduced for the Stale d made same about in ins morning. discovering his store on Are, ibid- John D. Cox, colored, and Will A- Lot of the Hal j l T. ., , each , spent .,. hero and lo Tarboro to costs. Henry larceny, guilty. ,. Stephen Moore, larceny, pie ids guilty . upon i yr, payment of costs. Nobles, larceny, plead ,, ,,,.,,, polity forcible trespass. mint suspended upon payment been visiting Mrs, W costs. returned Daniel from or's court, appeal and gives bond to pay costs and .,. and to lore th plaint comfort, fellowship and of the slid A, Bin wife of the plaintiff, and limes and place- for a wrongfully, v- and unjust and I A. Thai pi ,. I that said wrongs as he made ranees continued to be trial. The Stale was up I lo him relative within e.-i .-. ,,;. .,. Thai hereby made A. I was not him, the was destroyed, and also had made w- i of is Complete plaintiff, and LI , destroy her affection for him to wit; on A Will SUit divers see them. N. II. wen I to all I today. and admitted. The v while tin. confessions was read Raleigh I which been taken down it when Joyner was Be The are one; no special an- living Mae Heat.,, in our lives to months in jail Jim make leave while we out. Co co. t . , ,,,,., weapon, pleads guilty, is the best hotel in town f . often beard around the depot. And answer is got There was so much on the market that there was a block sale, and one warehouse bad lo lie left over for sale today. has ban so i ashed the past week that several of the force have bad to work day and night. Even then it is hard to keep up with work. Mrs. J, It. Cherry left this morn lug Haiti more. Mis. T. Matthews led evening on a visit lo Miss Annie of is visiting Mrs. S. T. Hooker. . Mrs. Cherry, Jr., returned j evening from Petersburg. costs. George Mitchell, assault will deadly weapon, pleads to work public roads of . , , I-. Brown little son re- county three j turned Friday evening for I mouth months, Oscar Tucker, larceny, guilty, lo work roads of Edge- county for four months. Starlin Brown and Jane Pair- j cloth, fornication, guilty. K. of over ibis morning and here. Mrs. M. D. has into one of I ho stores in the premise. Die of the c. fort, aid ; of bi. said A. in hi- affairs, which lo have had. and i-i non Id b suffered great distress mid REPAIRING, j examined m witness n was being fried. T. L. was then told of Joy nor made lo him while in jail at Raleigh. I facts Joyner in these stated of action stated in he committed murder mid ever came General Repair Shop. r .; WAIN AT OLD STAND ON MAIN ARK TO SERVE THE PI PARED toil DOING . BICYCLES MADE lo ORDER AND ANY The Wallace shows in Tuesday, and the I papers say that of the many shows I I sentenced lo work public roads of building. five months. Miss Delia bus lake,, a sentenced months In I position at the millinery store of Which have visited city in days Jail, term lo begin January 1st. Miss Alice Car. gone by this surpasses all. V. Bell, larceny, guilty, sen Miss Pearl Campbell, of Wash. to work roads of arrived Friday evening to old Missionary six months. position in till Association, colored, will con- with Sycamore Hill church here Sept. continue through Oct. 1st. Rev. T. B. Evans is Moderator c. Clerk. FIRE IN NORFOLK St Hospital Destroyed Four Lives Lost in Norfolk, Sept. night St. Vincent's hospital in this city was destroyed by fire. The tire occurred about o'clock, and totally destroying the building caused the death of four persons. There were many heart rending scenes about the lire. Some pa- of hospital who bad only a few days before had a leg crawled down to the street where they were found by firemen and taken to private residences to be cared for. Fireman Barrett, who was in- by one of fulling walls, died today. The other three deaths were inmates of hospital. inmate appeared at a story window was seen to fall back in the flames. The lire from Portsmouth and from the Navy Yard came across the ferry to help the Nor- folk department, but all combined not save building. The was one of the lines institutions of its kind in the South, and the loss is nearly half a million dollars. Henry assault with deadly pleads guilty, sen- to work roads of county five months. Barry Lucas, assault with at- tempt, not guilty. Simon concealed weapon, Win. Stanley Price and Battle Price, slander, Its a Treat. -Music will draw people, when it a good article, And that ac- counts for so many people gather- along street on their lice nights and listening to the music of The band meets twice a week and the practice is so convenient many people can get the benefit of good music. Safety MOTHER'S FRIEND . is a true safe- guard expect- ant Tl helps th without morning and the critical hour u relieves muscles. Labor is and robbed -f nearly all Safe livery is assured, IV l-i.-a-H I. and a offspring a. v-a N o in u. U, u store of Mrs. I,, of The Confederacy. The Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Die residence of Mrs. J. Cobb, Tuesday. Sept. 26th, at I P. A full attendance of members is desired us business of Importance is to be transacted. Applications for membership from ladies of and Pitt Bounty will be gladly received. Mks. T. J. Mils, Sec. In New Store. Frank Wilson is now in the new ton the corner. This store was especially for him with a view of accommodating bis large and constantly grow trade. His is a handsome one and an or- named lo You will the inside equally a attractive. his object was to gel money Joyner bad lived with him as boy several years and did duties well. I. M. next took the stand. Said be had knife with Which Joyner said he ml Joyner told witness where knife could be found and Went with him and found the place rated. Witness also testified . to the several confessions made. Witness made relative to bloody vest,, club razors found in Mere the Slate rested its ease. The had no testimony to offer and it was agreed that the ease should go to the jury of Judge making The Judge made only a brief charge and the was given to he jury exactly noon. The jury was out only about teen minutes when they returned a verdict of guilty of murder in degree. The Solicitor prayed judgment enjoyed and Judge solemn words i ledge of the until ------day Mayor's Court. Mayor has disposed follow cases in his court lust Thomas Williams, failure i ob- ill I.-C cry. lined .-is, disorderly and and total Samuel Bryant, drunk and ills orderly and reckless driving, fined and costs, total and lined net good D m m SHIRTS Around the World Mr. A. Col Ion, of Intel county, who is a member of I Stales Navy and now on ; a cruise around the world, has been writing bis father, Mr. It. I. Cot- ten, some very bis travels. have had pleasure of reading these letters and given to publish ex- tracts, which we are sure will be by , readers. first Installment is given Nice sidewalks arc now laid in front of the of J. I,. W. II. Drown, Pulley V. Johnson. It adds so much lo the general appearance of our reel lo put good sidewalks in front of new tom, all now being made of uniform width also. your and Malaria Swells with chill Tonic n-r to lake. Money if it falls. appetite, i yon well. by c , Va nil , in,, drug nm of Bryan Woolen and ,, .,. on Friday, the day of 1800, between the hours of in a. M. P, if. NEWS. CO THE SAME MONEY- All -i C. S. FORBES, i hits sin ins SHIRTS SHIRTS ins i hits SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS For Your Alters an I Your Fires, Patriotism . always com- but in every breast there should be not only the desire to be a good but to be strong, able bodied and well fitted for the battle of life. To do pare blood is absolutely and Hood's is which cleanses blood thorough- rt acts tally well for both sexes all ages. .--i blood part- Hood's . my honor . nerve .- i a. Q. North Carolina. Linwood a white brake man on the Southern railway, was lo death two I car.-. The accident occurred Tuesday, near Durham. Dr. . It. of Ros laud, died suddenly Monday. While standing a; talking to a patient speechless, old colored man of u is said to be the father of but whom me living. He has been married limes. A has been added to the list of Charlotte's industries. NEW ARRIVALS JUST AS GOOD, New Real is not when some people are making all the but When all people i are making Va. Observer. And you do mil want that kind When select something your table. I have just opened In the new with an entire new stock of GROCERIES a Special line of Austin the world no others A. Preserves, . i. , ,, ,,,,,., ,. . , . Fruits, Cakes Confections Ill Complete y. . U ways In Fine line of Cigars. R. . ii

i m e-- Th non. T- a- a Sew Ye Won , . allot will, tad precious MOM SH , MS SB aid to the clerk. , , the bU the Th clerk it look worth oven more. Tn tender- in heads heW ii up to self tip to his full was feet, m tin- revolver barrel upon hi left elbow, crooked for the purpose, and tooted over down the Those persons who saw blot involuntarily dodged. Mr. with quiet hut an be re tamed Hi.- vi i down In ivy Male be down on their be killed with A lure said Charlie, who was bathe the new baby, would If you put her In the and go away off and leave her to her like Tin lit tie sister would gel water la her mouth It till her all ii full With water M aha howl no Charlie. I'm afraid main ma. with was la his sister's welfare. say. exclaimed Charlie en- pat her right Telegram. IN LAND. Hun. William I, Our Fall and Winter lie Von How is ii you are thought I saw you with your wife this did. she saw she want- ed to tool, at, and I Ii Id her would wait I'm K.- back afternoon to catch bar as she Free In front of of the oddest traits In said an lime Illinois desire of every living cross In front of locomotive. At Ii Ailed i; with wonder, and I used to lie to explain It. Now grown to be old story with inc. a i.-s in front of the en tin Why. Let ace I've seen I'm a Blind you lip ill.-it heads i., what was th along the right of way start lo crawl across the rails. I've many a quail spring op along lbs right of fly all n ahead i f the engine tin ii n front. rail Hun's v. hen I've I n n i I II the old I . in i i a now and the i I he'd II. r, tie Invariably do ii urn I Hi-y learned do in I all i II rim ii to I've lied cm animals to farm n bu Chicago later no. OLD DOMINION Hun. William C. returned where he been after Um of the Cotton He Ike of ml lap Bale with lion. Tiny are keenly alive to all the money advantage of In in v. I which Hie hall in i the nil Che and in the mill mill lilt-1 i wires or metal of any kind used in baling are appeal the thrift Em Mr. Bad i ii of cotton of on the of the Hale, and by of Howard and of were Incited to the of three of cotton on the apron of Nothing have been more or than the working of the cotton hi I this way. The t with three bales . the apron and ran offal once a hitch or interruption. The was a deep healthful bum, allowing tin- machine wits doing its work without In the The lap was clean even running, weighing sixteen out.- to the yard. the interest in the and with one their h in in arc all anxious to buy the m-w bale, and are ready lo give or- ere lied to the such they were all mills, They bud been led i think II re special machinery I he purpose whereas it n little heavier apron the bales or laps, two sixty ton Are now ready for your inspection. A railroad rate from all to of out- one third fare the round trip is bile will be good for long time to allow of live in The of honor to be to was ed by last has bean made a of of New York. With the exception of the blade. and body of the the material gold. the is the with the of the for I lie in which was Around Hie.-o is a of leaves, this is the coal of of the United States, and of native Slate, with its Stale and The guard fully in the shape of an eagle with the from of the scabbard n initials and under I bent r. on of too sword i.- engraved the t of the Nation lo Hear Ad Dewey, U. N., in of the Manila Bay, Kay The Reflector Book Store The Standard Bottles Never spill when turned over. GIVE US A CALL, J. B. CHERRY CO. A Trip to Paris Stand Cc cents. SERVICE Steamers leave Washington on and days lit Ii A. for water Returning leave at A. M., A. M. on Tues Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing subject to change de- pending on stage of water. Connecting a Washington Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and ton, and for all points for with railroads III Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. S. Co, from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. N. Washington, N. J. H. C. S. M. Schultz, W HOLES . EASTERN the Post N. Second I Mail Mailer. Washington, in the Nation- Reception to Admiral Dewey in this city, will center round parade on the evening of October and the presentation will recommend voted Congress to of the families of the the Hero of Manila, on the after- Italians killed Tel 111- lab, La., some time ago. When ii comes to reward for being killed by a mob the foreign subject some over or the native I. on. Wilmington Star. NEWS. ill North The State of Pub lie Instruction rules the sis hours named law as a teacher's fur a dons include recesses. means the time ac- spent in leaching. laborers from went iii lo work in loading v and set upon tried The mayor had to send a large forte of police- the Norfolk The hogs up in Hill Smith's section of the universe are loud used lo swallow noon of the next day. A large has been raised by subscription and have made that will render the occasion among the receptions lo men which Washington has wit in the past. The with Admiral on board will arrive at New York from on Thursday, September The. in New York will occupy and Saturday, September On Sunday evening. i, the special train from the will reach New York and will spend Sunday night there. The special train will start New York on its return trip on Monday, with Admiral Dewey and lithe of sailors from the on board, so as to arrive the Pennsylvania depot in Wash between seven eight o'clock evening. A number of have been sent in from in snakes, the oilier day lip Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce mere, one large hog attempted to molasses, side should , large log Wilmington, and coffee, sugar, j, , ., getting; t ,,,.,,., other tow us along the arrangements made for slum stops of triumphal in order lo give the citizens an op to greet the great sea it is unlikely Hint any of will be swallow a large lug chain, believing to be a snake. It was getting stuff, cigarettes to u d ,,,, ,, ,,, butter, mountain butter, lull cream cheese, sausage, swallowed it was oat flakes, hominy Hakes, cotton- and by heroic on the part and hulls, cotton at per bushel. D, M A odd in the i help reads; who speaks French and STANDARD Sewing MAt too BACH SALT. CHAIRS, Etc AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see mm M. ceded to, as do the time and understands horses a poor man would be glad to make an after speech. would much the Journey, and Admiral's abate Of health renders him until to endure such a continuous strain. As the train pulls into the Penn- depot in Washington, the roar of will and Pennsylvania Avenue Will I burst into ablaze of light from the, Capitol lo the Treasury Depart-i As at present planned, the State, War Navy buildings. Monument, the Hancock Statue, the fountain at the corner of and Capitol will lie outlines with fairy lamps. Pennsylvania Avenue it- self will appear as a long arch of particolored red lire being binned places along the route, while batteries on each side of street throw reams of stars in such a way as to form inches of lire. As Admiral Dewey emerges Iron the Pennsylvania depot at Sixth street, escorted by the re committee, lie will enter his carriage and take his at the head of parade. The Olympia's men, headed by the United Stales Marine Band, will lake position behind the will start westward op Pennsylvania lo Treasury Building. I the Admiral and take his position review- stand, past which the will tile, the and naval organizations of the District of Columbia, militia from a number of the surrounding Slates will be in line, there will boa show made . by the secret societies, and other j local organizations. The nut inn of the Avenue will last for the two hours the parade is estimated to take in passing the reviewing Miles Will be the Marshal of the parade. Next day, Octobers, the sword Voted by Congress will lie present- ed to Admiral Dewey by Secretary Long of the Navy Department. The presentation i ill take place at the east front of the Capitol, late in the afternoon, upon a stand to be curled extending out from the east steps. This stand will lie small, accommodating no more of party President will sit betide the hero of Manila upon the stand, while the and oilier distinguished will occupy places about lint though the has been kept the inter to be performed upon is likely to be a larger crowd than has bled in huge plaza even Small Pox. What is regarded as correct states that there is a ease of genuine small pox between Boot land Neck and Palmyra at the farm known as Boat It is a colored man who is said to have escaped from the pest house in Norfolk. Dr. down from Weldon this morning to man. message from the is tined and under Neck Commonwealth, TAKE bottle. an I Night Sweats and back if It doesn't. No good. lb.- kin. with ll lint la- Sold and by sail The Shaker sisters, of lit. anon. N. V., in order to show nation the persecution of have resolved lo no fashions, but no fabrics and retrain from attendance the Paris The wearing French bonnets, but the leaden of fashion Six hundred miners in Kan W. a similar New yesterday, over men are now out. PRINTING Give a call. Job -ANYTHING FROM A- PATENTS ADVICE AS Notice In Book lo FREE icon I. C. moderate. till intent U secured. Add 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 the th grow- tobacco, that, is worth many times more than the subscription price. J. I COREY, IN----- A LINE It III Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found the brick store formerly in by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE MB. J. H. arrival of the n,,. largely Save Your Money. One box of Tint's will save many dollars in bills They will surely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion For sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation and a million people endorse Liver PILLS BAKER HART IN- Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES BUILDING HARDWARE A SPECIALTY fill Eastern VOL XVIII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. SEPTEMBER i NO t. ; THE LARGEST HIGHEST AN bill ever made in the history of the T Market was made at the All the surrounding counties were represented the planters were all pleased with their prices. They are learning that method of having no drummers and adding; the money to the price of their tobacco is to their interest and they bring the tobacco to THE T, T E Tl Bring; me Your next Load. OLA FORBES Sole Owner and Proprietor AROUND THE WORLD. Letters Prom A. On Ills Travels. II. S. S. My Since writing to mother events developed ill those events were nut of special I sow of the in bis for most of lite there are Chinese. This was of course, but the Chi- are such dirty people there is little pleasure in them. new I saw Singapore were some tropical fruits, the The first is a purple frail of an orange. Von eat it as though lo it in half re move the you while pulp that is delicious beyond ex- The is very much like a pineapple is said to have a very delicate but it is an abomination to the sense of smell. It has been culled king fruit of the and it is certainly strong enough in one sense to he a king. these little things they arc diameter of Singapore- We left there on July and up the Chi Sea among the groups of islands, past the home of the celebrated wild man, and ed hero on the sooner than re ate off five be- low the of the tie of-May 1st. One of the is plain sight from our age and only about a mile away. Bren not shore after dark, so I have yet been to Manila and cannot yet give you any views of the place. However, I have talked freely with a number of officers and ii is I evident there is a lot of light j log yet to be done after the rainy season is over, the will come in a share. I that most of the volunteers have been an D. Sept. A. distinction without a differ- la that by who say Mr. will not make speeches ill Ohio, but w ill probably make i n. in Stale o Since Iii , . . been talk members Male , ;,. . ,.,.,,., ,, the being allowed mom lib- , ., . .,., Hie n thorough- orly at coming session made the entry by the a certainty. A Maryland is a baring mil be prised if Smith be el. gross. Ibis talking believed in an of Speaker to be Henderson's for the ii bill, does not indicate an Ohio, City of Toledo Col makes oath is senior partner of the able rainy i ,;,.,,, -lank ft Co., son, even if lien. Oils business in of Toledo, Their a I rain within and Stale aforesaid, and , ,, ., ,,;.,, I bu -aid will pay the sum d Manila is mil miles I he l rim for every case of Catarrh Hint be cured Hall's Catarrh Cure. of mist tile lave . ., . III lino Tim returned.,, the Stales. The all- of the train ,,, i I W. the Sec mate here seems to be he will pass throng W I ,,. H, ,, . but will, Cm Bead King ,. he affair, . ,. , lions it need not necessarily prove It really looks M M lo l- Mr. Henderson's m a., ad .,,,, ,;,,, i wit, Notary ,. ship, thong that trip had t bring the bill that. inn , . Cure taken In- It showers continually, there has been a blowing ever since our arrival, that makes the weather bearable. The must noticeable thing is it en- one and makes exertion seem lo require the most effort. I do nut yet know what disposition will be made of me, l will prob- ably remain on I lie Glacier few months at least. We expect logo to Hong Kong in the next few weeks and will probably remain about two weeks. After that we will return to Manila, finish dis- charging then Australia for another load of beef. Then I may be detached and sent back to the States, and I shall be very much pleased If this is done, hut it is not at. all certain. I will write from Kong and thereafter I the mail facilities are mil of the very best, you all must write often so that every mail may bring me letters. if I am in China when they come they will welcome me I return to Manila. Your devoted son, for the purpose of giving before a ass. o express Mi an opportunity to m lo gel it in make some in Ohio, which and passed. Then to beginning of the the bill will be railroaded down of the House before announced. The will join Ma fur Ibis notion, which will ho do Philip. unusual, in deal big Mr. in Senate, and with he has been assured by his managers are Very needed. He and his party managers call or any oilier kind of speeches please, I the people will know for I by toil Peal Wants a Possum The smoke of is in land d sticky sweet they will be, is upon lo -an and y . ,. all they will no. be inclined to ,,.,,. ,.,,,, , is con think any of bill ,., lake I Take i, all in and their own. United States, who is willing usual It might never gel all. Mr. H Hie to engage in such business, eve to ,, Banking and look forward to -.-,, lei I pull his out of a very deep , o which should prop of with J, l hole. orly be referred being Intro i i. i , . ,.,, nu, ii.- n and directly on and sin faces of the system. J. Toledo, O. Slid druggists, Hall's family the Carter Montana, for- chairman Committee that an tax will soon for rutted Stales, and then ans will claim the idea I inns. I. mix do mil so often made in official private hole. be referred being How has been in Washing- In tho House, or be ton, and is believed be tried that II make a deal for the this n-ally lo be nomination York riot Mouse cu, us should war It being now pretty generally j Iii vote to abolish Hie afraid of their of- that Mr. is and Currency In retire, and of Governor want ,,,.,. ,,,. i-- bis I.-, a dig i w i-i lo for old waste pa p. .- call ill ibis burn i Free Trip to Paris mind. one k, J I. I. At Law. 11-, N. C. ,,,, c in i suit, Two the nomination, it is said that any man from his state please j B day or two but Senator u,,. My l, take ad offer, ,,. with emphasis which left no I the money was to him, doubt Of meaning was found oat that ho was ml Bryan will be our own of I have a opinion that he was trying. ill gel voles enough to him I of the i d the kicking of and H available men. One of Mr. close having Jam cured a full term iii the Senate, he would for a moment think of i it it up to accept I be Vice i nomination. Hoot might take It, if he could c , r. , The i of ill, mi completed the . ii. I, two Caledonia farms Halifax county, deeds them. was for acres, i be will Alison farm with n view lo I be i i in- will the fill noon the leas expire. It F. Civil Engineer and Surveyor. . mill FOll AND WATER Mills K. Bun N. N. , S V f LAW, C. Ir. Ii. Jami-s, n n.-r, t . l N. C. f I C. It