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fl Woman's Relight II II TO N. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is a Handsome and Dressy Shoe that will not torture her tootsie by their shape OUR LADIES --m AMERICA'S BIG TENTED ENTERPRISES. Omnipotent in Strength, Ideal in Organization. in Presentation The Purest, Cleanest, and Most Magnificent Institution of the Century. are the acme of beauty and comfort and the prices are the lowest for well made Shoes from high grade mate- that you can find in Greenville or anywhere. We have them in the latest styles. Our line of Mens, Boys and Child- Shoes are unsurpassed for beauty and durability. Come and see us when you want up-to-date Shoes that give satisfaction. J. B. Cherry Co. ass .-e EXTERN WHICHARD, Museum. Menagerie and Royal Roman Hippodrome. Time Kings. Half Mile RaceTrack, 1.000 Features, ion Kit Veto, towns, Hurricane I Acres l a-,. 1.500 A Kit Deus, A Herd of Elephants. Hail CAPITAL at S. Hall Matter. pool Office at as Second The Commercial is re effort revive the overworked, worn Dewey pan. Ii nays Boom will laid the with baud, will play new march, composed In honor of the event, from early morn i Dewey DIRECTORY. school a. Divine service and sermon Sunday morning evening, prayer M. and Litany Fridays A. M. Rev. I. k. every Sun day. morning and evening. wee-ting Thursday availing. A. W. Sunday- school a. m. C. l. -Services even Sun lay, morning and evening. evening. X. U. Sunday p. in. W Harding, mi- third I Rev. It. Morton, S Moore u CATHOLIC. No vice-. r. A. M. Greenville No. meets Bret and third Monday It. W. II. M. Sec . Lodge, it. Meats every Tuesday evening. Ii. Overton, X. Bee. K. of P. -Tar River Lodge, No. meets evening. J. L. Fleming, s. c. It. andS. l. No. even- W. I. Wilson, H. M. It. Lang, Bee. Jr. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. o. P. hall. A. Johnson. A. O. Council, No. meets every and third Thursday nights In odd Fellows Hall. Worthy s. Smith, See. Conclave lo. meets even second and fourth Monday Odd Iowa Hall. W. II. Wilson V. Bee. The Reflector Book Store rue Standard Bottles nor c- ht Mom i. ever spill when turned over. CE cents. JOB PRINTING Give a call. The in the known world me with the Great W season. Including CHALLENGE The The and Skating Experts. The Hi statuary Mile -Mysterious Globe. Principal Male and The Aerial Bar U-on and Hinging Mule The Sisters Vortex Triple Grand Ballot, ed by Sisters Premier OUR GRAND STREET PARADE. Al in A. M. Daily, is the Snort ever on the A Sunburst Splendor, a Triumph Art, Taste, with Lavish on Every Line of Travel.------ Gambling ., NEVER South, there arc in prison out of I,. there are 1.000- server says, the North South upon not treating the so as to make him a better the good sailor he is. Bear obi J tor him to assume com- Atlantic ii it by De- solar the order issued directs Una to hold in lo take that command. Meanwhile, Schley, the man whose war to those of Admiral Dewy, sill go to New participate. in the his old Mend, Dewey. is the of not tile The Superintendent of Public Schools Indianapolis that prosperity not have the effect if Increasing the number of in tin- educational be prosperity the the high is work to and from twelve tan a take the three Southern by name whose combined Their These three live within two mites of one another and are bale and heart PATENTS S TO i- In tin fee till patent FREE letter C, PlUM D. C. OLD DOMINION LINE DISAPPOINTS. ft n-- a el 3- , E t OVER COUNTRY. The third trial of William H. Ponton for bank robbery, at Ha resulted A Vancouver II. theatrical proprietor has offered Captain Dreyfus a day In one scar America. worth a running live to ill pound- to the ton has in the Hill gold mine, near Hot Spring, Ark. It- in n i per hauls Cans dulls and Mat ii fit -Hi. i -i 111- kin I III.- U-l The Hon. true York i ltd s -1 pi, . .- J I . I is. of Twit v IS New store i lie when till. i s silver sud ii-l , I w i lo the butts leave Washington on Wednesdays and days at A. M. for Greenville, j water permitting, leave Tarboro at o A. M. A. M. on I days, and Balling hours subject de- i on of water. Connecting will , f hi . I v. Norfolk, Baltimore, ; New York and Una- j ton. and for all points for the West the Mr with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from ,.,. ; and Line N. Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, N. C. ------ANYTHING A- Visiting Card Full Sheet Poster, The TWICE-A-WEEK a year and con the. news; every week, and gives information to those grow- tobacco, that, is worth many times more than the subscription price. n ii look -I k u i III I I Is up I -.-In. i- Mi i i r i. i . i i- revolver upon I I r Hie i, . I .- i . I, v- V. . IT I -ii . Mr. .-. use . ha n ft i ii l was i wear hi the on their to kill, I with I. who Iran his momma die yon i--i her In the and tier to tier if. Ilka ma mail lit tic let water In an i I fill her nil up full eater . -v- howl no Inquired 11.-. afraid ii said it with me till mi n- Ill's pal her la right n i- I, I, cram. i-l-a-i- i r i i 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 ST. IX------ LINE Line of I am lie found in the brick store formerly by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. BAKER HART Bend model, for rM t CM SHOW CO. Hardware Paints BRUSHES The Eastern I -J ELECTOR pr EDITOR -AT VOL XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER NO THE LARGEST HIGHEST ID MOST SATISFACTORY SALE ever made in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market was made at the m FUSE SEPTEMBER 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 their tobacco to M I THE U , Bring me Your next Sole Owner and Proprietor A Mara Return to Sim. la in- outward and of COLLECTORS. and tin- be ham even kindly invasion. oral or can i-c left at I ho door, OF offers of assist.-1 nagging can lie but only the is the should the editorial from a of Often now services and inter- in full. one must note I be change of tone in ; are private, thus leaving the , mat- family alone with their dead, and that every business Si In ill-breeding, low inherently depraved nature. very good men are often guilty It, led into by tat of- ,,,. ,.,., ,,. tenet betrayed by i business j , i . . he have himself or it to creditor. Hut when I be in the family. return to aim and Quaker is a avoiding all publicity, which should set him to to such a time. The . in future. Not only do men in mark of good taste, of good j older fashion of having every walk a step in the right inn. ,., in to l- view-j rudely It shows for the lie- ed by throngs who chose lo en- is merely discharging an much j is to duty for he is possible external demands It seems such a ployed, but eases I lie nag of life and an or made upon those who are sorely in need of quiet and peace. Formerly all the details f pomp and circumstance were attended to with diligence, and dressmakers sat up late at night to finish rate costumes for those whose thoughts should have been elevated far above trivial questions of dress. the solemnity of death to he fussing about the trained skirt, or to be matching gimp and deciding momentous preference for crepe trimmings, and goring of skirts, when still form of the dear one to lake with u fastidious lying individual would not dare to who in life would not have j so rudely of disagreeably lo brooked such undesirable principal. f he did lie might Quiet services and quiet j forfeit his credit with the and teak are a balm, to On business standing In other unless their hearts wedded lo some oilier matter vexed them. latter cause is evidence of a deplorable Infirmity of character, and no should engage in business who has not self control enough lo deal with every quest ion on Its own merits, and not to vent his spleen on one person to bill, especially after he ha- i delivered the goods at the door, would seem to be a matter of the highest obligation State of Onto. City of Prank J. makes oath lie is senior partner of the of Frank J. do- business the City of Toledo, County and Stale aforesaid, and Ii i not unusual lo the older books mi mutters such expressions as go -the laborious null plodding business These terms can up- will nay the sum of plied . for date tradesman la -going ease of that , , .,. be eared the use of Hairs be cannot to plod, Cure, on the lo put bis But the de- t before me and , , r ii , . of industry trade ed in my presence, nth day of ill whatever I lie . n f, t States that every ant ant shall Inge- nail's Catarrh Cure is taken in- firmly dog that may lure, and lo the young gentle- man who is doing him the favor to his an- . and In no lines nets on the never sue- , , , . of the man's career are blood and mucus surfaces of mini, respect. and the r will only . ties more needed . his It la good policy, present and pro- Toledo, O. bring then, an ante pas. hell . advertising, when, 7.-f. with a if it per haps hereafter. the as French call it. Therefore, intimations of if be hem to use in the grievance, real or fancied, u . , , in it.,, of an excellent and yon must make an or journal they hi- In.-inc.- a of Philadelphia Record, a gentleman, and as Va. I arc a very yourself, go m-c tin- boss and ways. is not only rude, but it part mechanism it out will. him. Maybe be c j cowardly to abuse ii young business. They are generally is the of fellow you are, who has merely courteously young men who am making nm will deck meet I anted a bill. Another childish, debut the stage of lira. remember that collector la It seems a mockery of should be carefully re- disagreeable habit of some people have come into the business world to whom u bill is is to from a social atmosphere fault with and and are until ed, not to the dealer from whom rally shocked and per Commissioners. L. Patterson were bought, but the collect- by exhibitions of bearish- and John or. One would suppose that where they should gen Hoard of have obligation the side of the and s. mini lies speechless the darkened called a meet of grow presenting the t inns are as quick as sens. room. In olden times when crepe era of the State to meet in by conduct of creditor, and they rarely fall to hung on it was ion October the meeting The Index-Appeal its editorial, men up what they art ,, .,, churned by of fair. The which we commend lo all, They . he -That habit of nagging tho who read. m bankers, ,,,,,,,,,. manner. No ind Hall's family are the Senator Carter of Montana, for- chairman National says that an Income tax will lie for the States, and then Republicans will claim idea as own. The rapid exhaustion of the tin- supplies of this baa in- a large number of land own- Teach Children to Head ,, ,,. mother should lake would other crop. Tin to good oak sine. Much and . I. are often expended in to see member of i for meeting at this place and time the This was obviously are reduced rates on all railroads Intended a mark of and to see the fair which will be ; is much more prevalent in prunes exceptional interest; although as a than ever As the business world it. general of the business In M.-. BUILDING HARDWARE A we is; y There arc. some they never forget the Pis. ion yon them and n president of like Individuals who seem little shop South-1 incapable of paying a bill with- impression may cost yon . . 1-. In and proper om- us easily the down it is mis sneering turn before you go over lo remark, not always ill- great majority. the personally, there ll per Mile. F.-v- offensive be in eon- lion. The that pays i- the man ho re- bearer the meaning of read are all that i- October Ladies matter of tact it showed lack of true the Bad who were exhausted with grief and perhaps strain of prolong- ed and witnessing the of a downhill and are doubly for those who have j S will. Crow on the U- f The than.- re- ,, . L. At N. C. wood fashionable for finishings, other the planting of wherever is adapted tn the purpose, and is mil wanted for a more crop. Oak in where the hind is not too valuable, promise to yield a good return on Investment. As the Civil Engineer and SURVEYS WATER POWER. Mills It. Kure N. c. a. p nevertheless offensive for in a mild to n in farming. Where it was nut of in- all kinds bound o advance K. C. . the . -e i-Mi more ml mm e re mot from I over J. C f very Cobb --r

HOT IN EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. D. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner. Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, N. C, M Second-Class Mail Matter. i u Cotton. A reap indent of the Charlotte Observer says he believes cotton will reach cents by next May. The following is what he says boat will be and cents in This statement startled all who heard and the man was called on for the proof. He said together these things and it is plain The cotton mills will use bales. are bales of year's crop on hand, but of -his bales are bad cot will be bales at most this year, making the supply only bales of good cotton. A syndicate will hold 2,000.000 of the best cotton, it only The cotton mills cannot ford to stop, as they are making over percent. So they will sec this, and hence will to buy a year's supply, which will put cot- ton at cents by January. In May the mills, not sup- plied, will have to pay that cents or shut They can make even when is and they will give Will the mills squeezed by the syndicate be the South, or ill the North, or Europe hope it will be Mr. Neill's friends and fol- lowers. like the modern college plan of placing brawn above brain of placing the upon the brow of the athlete rather than upon the brow of the making football agility, rather than intellectual advancement, the test of superiorly, we are not opposed to physical development, in the proper way, and recognize the importance of a strong body for a strong mind, but we are opposed to the modern of college advertising which boys over the country, at risk of life and limb, education institution by foot- brutality. It is time for pub lie opinion to call a halt to sort of Sentinel. STATE NEWS. Happenings In North Carolina. The Female at opened Wednesday with about pupils. John K. Curtis, a white brake- man of the Southern Railway. was killed Tuesday morning while braking on the John train. a car his head struck a bridge. Entering add Cars. If passengers go out of curs at the front end and always go in at the rear it would prevent consider- able confusion at way stations, both large and small, and at large stations it would often save some time, says the Railroad Gazette. A newspaper New lately preached the railroads a lit- sermon on this subject, and the alacrity with which other both in New and elsewhere, have copied the sermon indicates that the subject is one in which some people are interested. The chief difficulty with this rule is that there must be many to it. At least one careful and enterprising superintendent, Abram Firth, of Boston, tried it more twenty live years ago, bat gave it up because took such delight having their own way. The Long Island road is cited by the newspapers men out this now. forms as Wat the rule has been far two years, and with good results, bat at terminals, its well as at stations, where there are or passengers to get oat of a train and only half a dozen to get on, it has to be OVER THE On of the apple Map Mil was blown from the trees In storm. The Ohio As-social and the Michigan have agreed to increase coal freight rates. Salmon Of the the in Alaska on September were felt far out at sea. Eight year-old Charlie while with a gun. killed his sister Margaret, aged t, at town. X. Y. Carson, aged was slung to death by bees which he was try- lo quiet by burning at Alliance, O. Some Notes. Admiral York harbor before Sampson had a chance to get him. This is not the first lime that the Navy Department's pet admiral was caught napping. The name of Tom new law like it the biggest legal shows on earth- It is Simpson, Thatcher and Bar Admiral Sampson was to have Dewey in when he rived off the coast, and escorted him to York- Hut Dewey came when he was not expected, and, as the ca-e of Admiral was not there to receive At TOBACCO Mr, Know Invention the Best i to the Trade. Mr. II. P. has placed his new factory here an Automatic Drier that is considered by all who have seen it to lie the best yet offer the Tobacco trade. This Drier and orders from 20.000 to pounds in hours in the bast manner. It is the simplest and requires less power and to manage any other. There are no complications of steam pipes, etc. to get out of order. The insurance men have pro- it as near fin- proof thereby lessening the night. Miss an cut ire plant. f this place, The mode of drying is by hot air j forced by a from a radiator over NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. Sept. Bar, J. X. Booth, of will lie here Monday to aid in the Hireling. Mr. Hurst is suffering very much from an inflamed hand caused from a bruise. G. W. Parker is the fence bus- to slay. Give him your or- they will have the very attention. Miss Bessie returned home Wednesday Henrietta Wesson. went with her. The merchants the place have the tobacco never used but agreed to close up at night in or- once, thereby rendering the meeting here next co sis near air flue cured as week. All are invited to come. Mr. who has This Drier is the invention of been at for several Mr. D. C. Mayo, of Richmond, Vs., days, is We arc glad who was for several years the lead to sec him, and believe that we manufacturer of that city, and have as clever an agent as can who is known Tobacco Cup Par Dewey. By to York, Sept Dewey was with a loving cap by the city this morning, in the presence of a great throng- The land parade started eleven o'clock line. Sixteen States are represented by troops In the line are also a brigade of Stales troops, seven of the naval brigade, with the Olympia's the procession. The cheered Dewey rap The weather has magnificent the reception a perfect success. The number of visitors in is estimated at two it may In- as the republicans in- that the signers of the Independence wire a pack of old fogies, whose priori- pies are now completely out of dale but the republicans will find out next year the majority of rot en don't. found. trade of States by is the last day you have as n tobacco manufacturer. tn get ready for school. Be next Mr. Mayo was the first start with Hirer to introduce steam in the You will find it so manufacture of tobacco in much easier than to have to drop thoroughly understands every de- in later. He is also putting up a that convince. People Wilson for stems, like to trade at the store where Mr. Mayo showed u they can gel bargains. II. F. Man reporter the of this Drier A carry a large stock factory work dry good, and groceries, and can always give yon a bargain in some thing. Bring them your cotton. The mall train loaded so Straightening the Sidewalks, yesterday morning that it did . . . . . , , not oven atop here. You be of sure there was a stores of Patrick J. A. ed crowd left behind, but th M. freight took them all when it came J. c. Cobb Son and the along. that not many of have cut while people of this place to . ,. . the off in line with the others on that patrons furnish the need, re block. It makes the satisfy it. Yon need new wheels, street much and all either for wagon or and we the sidewalks arc laid in brick or Dr. that m in la merely a gorilla with conscience. It would, therefore, seem i in order to label the Dr. Exhibit A- It was Junes year ago, Admiral Dewey in an official dis patch to the Department, said that the ware much better qualified for self-govern- than the Cubans, and he was well with both. In interview the York Evening Post upon his arrival at York, the Admiral said he had not changed his views. The Scientific American gets the twentieth century business straight. It seems a little singular that there should have been any controversy over it, but there WOO. The can says s nineteenth closes with the year 1900. Immediately after midnight, there- fore, of is when the twentieth century begins; in other words, it begins the first second of the Aral hour of the of January, The name paper that the twentieth century will hive the number of leap years for a that February will three times have five Sen- The Mule. Speaking of mules, how many men can call to mind sin instance of a mule dying a death They may die of starvation, if they find absolutely nothing but that is almost They may get choked to death under great provocation; they arc some- times killed by accident or design, and sometimes a stroke of light- knocks one out, but to u really natural death is against a mule's principles. They arc not constructed that Times-Recorder. Prods. cm c. the cost of a useless life. Happiness is not doing what you like, but in liking what you do. Crooked conduct makes a cross Christian. Man is but a seed, and the grave his furrow. may hide from justice, but he cannot, hide from himself. Hem's Horn. I need wheels, too, to ran with. We mean the kind of w heels that you gel for your cotton tobacco. Are sure you have II he wheels need, and we have those Mill need. If yon will supply I our need, we will supply yours on I very reasonable terms. A. Ii. Mis. In. cement the improvement will lie even greater. Married. Al the home of the bride's broth- church, on Sept. 27th, Mr. James K. Cannon led to the alter. Miss Alice, the beautiful daughter of Mr. I-M. The attendants J. J. Strand Miss Hat tic Cm I clay and Miss Elijah Griffin Simon Hooks, Olivia Phillips, Henry Pierce and who were lined costs each Miss Alma R. R. Dawson for carrying concealed weapons, and Brown. They had were changed from this I a reception. We congratulate and sent to work the Edge James Alice on such a for four and wish them n long COURT Cases Disposed of Since Last Report months respectively. The sentence Henry Daniel, for larceny, was made months on the roads of Edge- Vina, for assault with deadly in jail i list coin be roads B. S. Sheppard, assault with deadly weapon, plead guilty, suspended payment of Coats and entering into a peace bond for Sam Bryant, or gaged property, not guilty. Sam Allen, disposing of gaged property, not guilty. James Cam bell, enticing away servant, not guilty. Henry Odom, assault with dead- weapon, guilty Henry Odom, weapon, judgment suspend- ed upon payment of costs. Samuel Forbes, assault with dead- weapon, pleads guilty, line and costs. Jack Bryant, larceny, guilty. Briley, violating or- guilty, line and costs. J. removing house, not guilty. John assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Sam Hill, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Jonas Warren assault with dead weapon, pleads guilty, fine and costs. Earnest Barrett, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, tine T- costs Lizzie Harris, murder, guilty. assault with deadly weapon, guilty, sent work roads months. John King, larceny, guilty. Several matters on the judgment docket were also disposed of. Court adjourned this afternoon for the term, having occupied the lull two weeks. happy life, THE WALLACE SHOW. Delights the People of Pitt County. every circus comes up to what is claimed for it, fact but few do. But the Wallace THIS PART A FRAUD. And It Ought to d. The Wallace circus is advertised as the cleanest and best show on the road, and that all its dealings are honest. As a clean show it is the average, there is not a doubt about its a good one, but it is not entitled to the claim of honest in all its deal- On the there is one feature ahead it that is as swindle as was ever practiced the public. That is their manner of selling tickets. Two ticket wagons were placed in front of the main entrap of the and people up they had to for whole tickets cents far half tickets. Then around at of the tent was an- other ticket stand at which the prices M and cents . But this latter was out of sight of mass of people in front of the and most of the ii i bought tickets at price knowing the fraud that was being practiced upon them. When Mr. Wallace ed this matter he he had sold these tickets lo other parties and had nothing to do with their bring sold at advanced price. Hut it was noticeable that Ha door- keeper made people who went up tickets pay I In-same price. and cools, as charged at the wagons. f his statement of having nothing to do with the sale of these tickets is true, be was not dealing honestly with the public by putting his ticket stand in an obscure place and allow the patrons of his show to be swindled out of the extra price. This is only we have heard against the show itself otherwise it is nil such a swindle should be stopped by the authorities of the towns which the show exhibits. TI TIE cm H TWO STORES TO HANDLE THE TRADE. by every train and boat. We can suit you in I. A DI m DRESS OS SIR HATS, MO M c. A call will convince FIVE POINTS. TUB BEST THAT W. H. W. T. II u FLEMING We have j opened the building with an entirely new I am now in the Raw is stores prepared to supply all your wants in the way of STAPLE GROCERIES. is an exclusive Grocery and I carry a PULL STOCK of the BEST me a call when y line is needed and I promise to lease you both in quality price of the goods. We Carry Dry Goods, Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Tobacco, etc., in fact every STAPLE ARTICLE carried in a general stock. We Also Sell Married. On last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Sheriff G. If. Mooring, Shows come fully up to expectation, Carolina township, Mr. J. L. of Miss Ida Moore were married. Samuel Moore officiating. Since the funning show bills were put up the i a ii need that the show would be here on the 20th, it has the chief topic of and with of the day the were pouring in from sill directions, the crowd con. tinning to increase as the day grew older. Generally speaking circus day is a holiday, for everybody who can comes to see all that is to be seen. They lined upon the streets thousands to watch the parade go by and least their eyes on the costumes, floe horses and cages of wild animals, and hear the splendid music of the well trained It was a great pageant. the canvas people are null y delighted, everything with the precision and order of clock. a hitch or a in performance. And such riding, acrobatic and bicycle feats that are wonderful to behold. Greenville has never had a better circus than the Great Wallace Reflector The Flow and Association, at Chicago, ha.-, decided to advance the price of plows per cent. It bad writ- ten the I Iceland ion what a it would have been. MARRIAGE LICENSE. Bight During Week, Twenty. During Month. Register of Deeds Moore issued eight marriage licenses last week to the following parties W. T. Forest Gertrude H. Harris. Charles E. Lama II. Early. Frank L. and Ida M. Moore. Cannon and Mary Alice A. E. Little and Dora L. Smith. Henry and Dixon. William Lewis and Annie ton. J. F. Brooks and Mills. The total number issued during the month of September was twenty-nine, fifteen to white couples and fourteen to colored. your and U unit Night with Chill U per Money falls. II. tores the blood and makes you well. None other good. Drill Co, Suffolk, Va tho drug Bryan and THE FAMILY FLOUR BARREL is the source of much culinary en- white and delicious breads, rolls, cakes, pastry, biscuit etc., if it our high grade Snow Drift flour. If your flour supply needs replenishing try Ibis choice brand. We have a full line of very best family groceries. J. S. YOU TO SEE How nice we are fixed in our new store. Drop in and will show you. We are just opposite the Rank of Greenville, and having a much larger store than usual we are handling both DRY . . a . . GOODS AND GROCERIES. Yon will three Joe and to wait on you and anxious to please you. When it cornea to prices, you will find rock bottom. Come to see us. ii. L. W. DEAl DEALER IN GREENVILLE N. O. Cotton nagging and Tie always on Fresh goods kept hand. Country produce sold. A trial convince you. P. W. HA II HAY, OATS, CORN, COT- TON SEED HULLS AND AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will be found as low as a good article can be sold at. You are cordially in- to visit oar store. Highest prices paid for all kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING. K. C After years have IN THE lift Newark, N. J. Your Policy Has Cash Value, Loan Virtue, Paid-up Extended Insurance that works automatically, Will be reinstated within three years after lapse if yon are in good health. After Second Year No Restrictions, S. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- ginning of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the mi inn for the current year be paid They may be used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable an daring the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. U. If so, bring tome. I pay cash market prices. E. M. Greenville, N. C H. WHICHARD to w. a. Datum Whichard, N. The Stock complete every Jo pun and prices at low the o west. Highest market price Q MM for THE KING CLOTHIER. r- . Low Prices is the Lever that Will Move my Stock. I HAVE MOVED INTO MY NEW STORE AND OWE YOU BELOW A SAMPLE OF BARGAINS I'M IN NEW YORK. Boa c . ; . and fag Dewey arrived jug. two fays ahead of The ohm.;., r m sighted I tomb i H Hook at d ;. book ; . ., r at r in l . A- hi . while v Admirals salute i n fired grounds and respond -d with the WANT II. AND Y I CAN ., TOBACCO TO IT MENS SUITS HENS PANTS Good Goods. BOYS 2-Piece SUITS BOYS KNEE MAX terror to Spanish OF THE HARK El TO ALL, OB POOR Boot In Manila Bay. BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS Heavy Weight-worth BOYS OVERCOATS 1.68 Heavy Pants Goods CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HOSE, LADIES SUNDAY -i SHOES-good- MENS MENS Work SHOES MENS WHITE SHIRTS- all sizes MENS PERCALE Sunday or without collars MENS WORKING SHIRTS HENS HEAVY cuffs pr in preparation for ion and of people all parts of log in. are con FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS. LADIES and MISSES HALF HOSE-Fast Black-per pair LADIES VESTS-for , t Winter Ladies Dress KID make Ladies , all linen Sunday Alpine Hats pair Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, YARD-WIDE WHITE Homespun-good goods pr yd Checked Homespuns Heavy goods. Yard-wide BLEACH RED Twill FLANNEL . all wool APRON GINGHAMS Good quality. PLAID DRESS GOODS Fancy Yard. At the NEW CORNER STORE. FRANK WILSON, N. C. EASTERN REFLECTOR LOCAL Three-fourths of the year mine. A good fat clergyman. It is better to give to re- The Defective Hue will he getting its work. A double headed was near other day. If there ever was a day which astir that day was Friday. Mr. Orren Jr., of Tar- better known as died Wednesday. F. H. stand for factories, m hotel, three of Green- prominent needs. The freight train with mail has a way half a day behind time and then. Bird Mr. It. L. trotting horse, won second money in a race at Trenton, N. J., on Fri- day.- i A traveling man was heard to remark yesterday that stood very much In her own light by not having a The is n deplorable condition ought lo be cleaned out. The work was started some time ago stopped, j The man who puts his advertise-1 in a dally paper takes surest and most economical way of giving publicity to his desires. Bangor News. Just before the close of the circus performance Friday afternoon, one of the teams going of the ring collided with ring master and him. Foe good Farm, To- b Hams, Pack House and all n buildings. Land I We notice Hint during the last few Concord and Charlotte have been paying more for cotton than price in New York. Those places have cotton factories, hence circus train was up to leave Friday night there was a row let ween some of workmen and some Two of latter came out with bad cuts their heads. THEY COURT. The of who use the simplest words Some at One Dar, Some at other. j Apparel .,. , . Mr--- has moved now stores on main next lo drugstore. Mis. Laura Brown baa received a large and bean- log for Washington. line of millinery. Her goods were select ed by one the first class trimmers of Baltimore, who will be herein a few days to trim for her this season. Visiting; Dewy. By lo New York, Sept. lieu. Miles other members of commission visited Admiral Dewey this Later medals from Congress were dis- the visitors the distribution. Gov. by full paid respects lo tho Ad- Miss Alice Carson returned Wed- evening from A. of Danville, today on the tobacco market II. L. Smith left this morning Occupies By l Manila, Sept. this after hour's lighting with insurgents. There were no casualties on the American side. here. Wilson returned home this morning a visit Norfolk. county. I .,,,,. , I l- Mayo left this for M. A. has moved Richmond. her to one of tho Harrington stores. ., .,., to Tar- i;. H. ha- moved this morning, the Bawls house, corner of Washington streets, which lie II, W. of recent purchased. home today. J. N. Booth Wed Miss Minnie left this evening. His family are lining for Wilmington. up and it will W. C. NELSON ON TRIAL. For the Killing W. N. Ham. The defense putting on its this and Slate then put on a few Character witnesses and closed the evidence. Galloway made the speech to the Jury for the State and followed by for defense. Solicitor Moore then -poke fin the Slate. Mr. for he Col. for the defense follow. Al the lime we go lo press it argument will fin- and the case given to the jury hour of adjournment for the Reflector Mat. t Person in Town Ai lock night, I Mrs. departed I Ibis life at her residence on Pitt bi reel. Mrs. Grimmer born of March, making her age years and II month-. She was oldest resident of Mr-, maiden name was Violet She wot twice married, her first bus bit lid being Mr. Charles Johnston. She was left a widow with one son, Mr. Charles II. Johnston, who now lives near in she was again married, her second husband Mr. William j mer. To Ibis latter union three children wore born, two of whom arc now living, Messrs. W. I. of Kim City and Mr. L. it, lilt n widow iii 1837, sin-e which time she and her son Mr. J. I. Grimmer, have lived together. Kn. Grimmer joined the dist church at Atkinson's chapel Her life was of a true Christian and honoring to her Savior. She was held in high esteem by all her acquaintance. The funeral took I o'clock Thursday evening the Methodist ton ice- being at the grave by N. M. Wat-; son. The pall hearers were ti. Lanier, James Wiley Brown, J. White and A. It. Stock in Complete IN ALL LINES.- prices that will suit you. AND SEE THEM. White. . T Shop. W h MAIN AT H OLD STAND ON MAIN AND BEADY TO THE WE II WE ADDED NEW AND ABE BETTER WORK BICYCLES MADE To AND ANY ER CO. SHIRTS Sill SI I IRIS CO CO Mill nor wear flood you can net THE Nelson Acquitted. The jury of W. C. Nelson for minder in second degree, reached a decision at o'clock night. Their verdict was SI SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS sHIRTS SHIRTS CO FOR SHIR IS SI I C. S. FORBES, SHIRTS Ml SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS FURNISHER. lie a few weeks yet before come I hey Mother and Babe TONE but a mother knows the pains, anguish and that a woman endures before during childbirth. And still nearly all this is unnecessary. MOTHER'S will in a . i an-i ill note.-- arc Is m r- SI, Mrs. n Nobles is visiting family of J. W. C. B. who was here court, to to- i C. of has taken a with J. C. in the marble yard. There was u cry for heavier bed- clothing night. W. L. Grimmer left this morn lag or his home in Elm City. Mrs. L. I. Fountain left this a visit to Tuft left this morn for Oxford ti attend school. -Miss Margie home Friday from a visit to Baltimore. Col. W. William too, over yesterday and turned home today. Fires wore comfortable morning, everybody did have them. I and Mis. N. M. Hammond, here some days, left nut this morning for their home in I Bethel. con A man remarked that printers Miss Bessie who is would not make good teaching at came have a for making homo this morning to spend Sun- pie, day with her parents. The colored people are having an J. B. Johnston returned association here at Sycamore Hill homo Friday evening from Chicago church. delegates has spending the teaches good clothes longest, good food gives best nutrition, and a good medicine cures is naturally the best cheapest. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best cine money can bay, because it cures when all others fail. Poor Health peer I. , S in I . . i hit -V , t;. I look ii if ; . , . I r- . W T. . . ma-JOINT FOR SALE AT BOOK with ton o o

EASTERN GREENVILLE, N. O. D. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner. Entered the Poet Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Mail Matter. OCTOBER, Cent Cotton. A correspondent of the Charlotte Observer says he believes will reach cents by May. The following is what he says about will be in and cents in This statement startled all who heard and the man was called on for the proof. He said together these things and it is plain i The cotton mills will use bales. are bales of last year's crop now on but of this bales are bad cot will be bales at most raised this year, making the supply only bales of good cotton. A syndicate will buy and hold 2,000.000 of the lest as it will cost only The mills ford to stop, as they are making over percent. So they will see this, and hence will begin to buy a year's supply, which will put cot- ton at cents by January. In May the mills, not sup- plied, will have to pay that cents or shut down. They can make money even when cotton is they will give Will the mills squeezed by tile syndicate be in the South, or iii the North, or in Europe I will be Mr. Neill's fol- lowers. We do not like the modem college plan of placing brawn above brain of placing the he. upon the brow of the athlete rather than upon the brow of the making football agility, rather than Intellectual advancement, the teal of superiorly, we are not opposed to physical development, in the proper way, and recognize the importance of a strong body for a strong mind, but we are opposed to the modern method of college advertising which semis boys over the at risk of life and limb, education- institution by foot- brutality. It is time for pub lie opinion to call a halt to Ibis Burl of Sentinel. STATE NEWS. Happening's In North Carolina. The Baptist Female at Raleigh opened Wednesday about pupils. John E. Curtis, a white brake- man of the Southern Railway, was killed Tuesday morning while braking on the John cir- train. While on top of a car his bead struck a bridge. Entering Leaving- Cart. If passengers would go out of cars at the front end and always go in at the rear it would prevent consider- able confusion at way stations, both large and small, at large stations it would often save some time, says the Railroad Gazette. A newspaper New England has lately preached the railroads a lit- sermon on this subject, and the alacrity with winch other both New England and elsewhere, have copied the sermon indicates that the subject is one in which some people are interested. The chief difficulty with this rule is that there must be many to it. At least one careful and enterprising superintendent. Abram Firth, of Boston, tried it more twenty live ago, but gave it op because took such delight in having their own way. The Long Island is cited by the newspapers men- out this now. Superintendent Totter in that the rule has been force fat two years, and with good results, but at terminals, as well as at stations, where there are or passengers to get out of a train only half a to get on, it has to be OVER THE COUNTRY. of the apple of Michigan was blow n the trees by s storm. Traffic Association and the railroads hive grant to teenage freight Salmon Ushers of the the earthquake in Alaska OB September were felt far out at sea. Eight-year-old Charlie while playing with a gun, killed his sister Margaret, aged at Bar- N. Y. John Carson, aged as to death by bees which he was try- to by burning at Alliance, O. Some Notes. Admiral New- York harbor before Sampson had a chance to get him. This is not the the Navy admiral was caught napping. The name of Tom new- law like it is one of the biggest legal earth- It is Reed, Simpson, Thatcher and Bar- Admiral Sampson was to have met iii when lie rived the cum, and escorted him to New Hut Dewey came when he was not expected, its the of Admiral was not thereto receive NEWSY motes. Sept. Rev. J. X. Booth, of Greenville, will be here Mon lay to aid ill the meet Mr. Hurst is Buffering very much from an inflamed caused from a bruise. G. Parker is bus- to stay. Give him your or- they will have the very best Miss Bessie returned home Wednesday night. Miss Henrietta Wesson, of this place, went with her. The merchants of the place have agreed to close up at night or- to the meeting here next week. All are invited Income. Our agent, Mr. who has been at Williamston for several days, hi back again. We are glad to see him, believe that we have as clever an agent as can be found. Today is the last day you have U get ready for school, lie in next Monday morning so as to start with your class. You will find it so much easier than to have to drop later. Bargains that convince. People like to trade at the store where can gel bargains. II. Man A Co. carry a large stock of dry goods and groceries, and can always give you a bargain some- thing. I hem your cotton. The mail train loaded so yesterday morning it did not even slop here. You may lie sure there was a badly disappoint- ed crowd left behind, but the freight took them all when it came along. Glad lo say not many white people of this place to t lie drone. Our patrons furnish the need, majority You Deed new wheels, either for wagon or cart, and we need wheels, too, to run our buts- with. We mean the kind of Dr. i- . , , ,, . . , wheels that gel for merely a gorilla with a conscience. tobacco. Arc sure you have It would, therefore, seen i in the wheels we need, and are have order to label the Dr. as Exhibit Whose you need. If you will supply AUTOMATIC TOBACCO Mr. Mayo's Invention the Best Known to the Trade. Mr. II. P. has placed his new factory here an Automatic Drier that is considered by all who have seen it to I the best yet offer- ed the Tobacco trade. This Drier and orders pounds in hours in the bet manner. It is simplest less power and labor any other. There are no complications of steam pipes, etc to get out of order. The insurance men have pro- it as near lire proof as thereby lessening the an entire plant. The mode of drying is by hot air forced by a fan from a radiator over the tobacco never used but once, thereby rendering the co as near air line cured as This Drier is the invention of Mr. D. C. Mayo, of Ya., who was for several years lead manufacturer of that and Cap For Dewey. By to New York, Sept Dewey was with a loving cup by the city this morning, in the presence of a great throng- The land parade started at eleven o'clock with people line. Sixteen States are represented by troops and Governors. In the line are also a brigade of Stales troops, seven of the naval brigade, with the heading the procession. The crow d cheered rap The weather has been magnificent the reception u perfect success. The number of visitors in the city is estimated at two THIS PART A FRAUD. And It Ought to b.- Stoop id. The Wallace circus is advertised as the cleanest and lies show on the road, and that all its are honest. As a show it is who is known to the entire Tobacco j the average, there is trade of the United States by about its a good It may be as the republicans in- that designers of the Dec- Independence were a pack of old fogies, whose pies are now completely out of dale but the republicans will next year a la voters don't. as a tobacco manufacturer. Mr. Mayo was the first Hirer to -team in the manufacture of tobacco in thoroughly understands every de- tail. Be is also putting up a ma- chine Wilson for stems. Mr. Mayo showed reporter the working of this Drier the factory work is wonderful. Straightening the Sidewalks. The sidewalk in front of the stores of Patrick Greene, J. A. Andrews, S. M. J. C. Cobb ft Son and Bank of Greenville have been cut off in line With the others on that side of the Mock. It makes the street much better, and when all the sidewalks are laid in brick or cement the improvement will lie even greater. A- was In year ago, that Admiral Dewey iii an official patch to the Navy Department, said the were much better qualified fur self govern- the and he was well acquainted with both. In an interview In the New York Evening Post upon arrival at Hew York, the Admiral said that he had not changed his views. The Scientific American gets the twentieth business Straight. It seems a little singular there should have been any controversy over it, but there was. nineteenth closes with year WOO. Immediately after midnight, there- fore, of is when the twentieth century begins; in Other Wolds, it begins with first second of the first hoar of the day of January. The same paper observes that the twentieth century will hive the greatest number of leap years for a and that February will three times have live Sen- The Mule. Speaking of mules, how many men can call to mind an instance of a mule dying a death They may die of starvation, if I hey Ibid absolutely nothing local, but that is almost an They may get choked to death under great provocation; they are some- times killed by accident or design, sometimes a stroke of light i knocks one nut, but to a really death is against a mule's principles. They arc not constructed that tie., Times-Recorder. Prods. No man can count cost of a useless life. Happiness is not doing what you like, in what you do. Crooked conduct makes a cross Christian. Man is but a seed, and the grave his furrow. Man may hide from justice, but be cannot hide from himself. Han's Horn. our need, we will supply yours on very reasonable terms. A. COX. SUPERIOR COURT Cases Disposed of Since Last Report Elijah and Simon Hooks, who were lined and costs each for carrying concealed weapons, from this and to work the roads of Edge- county for four three months respectively. The against Henry Daniel, for larceny, was made nine mouths on roads of Edge- Vines, for assault with deadly weapon. Ills in jail i cad roads It. S. Sheppard, assault with deadly weapon, plead guilty, suspended upon payment of costs and entering into a peace for WOO. Sam Bryant, disposing or gaged properly, not guilty. Sam Allen, of gaged property, not guilty. enticing away servant, not guilty. Henry assault with dead- lined and Henry Odom, currying concealed weapon, judgment suspend- ed upon pay of costs. Samuel Forties, assault with dead- pleads guilty, line So costs. Jack larceny, guilty. Briley, violating or- guilty, line and costs. Me. J. Briley, removing house, not guilty. assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Sam Hill, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Warren assault with dead weapon, pleads guilty, line and costs. Earnest Barrett, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, line costs I a- Harris, murder, not guilty. James assault with deadly weapon, guilty, to work roads months. John King, larceny, guilty. Several matters on the judgment were also disposed of. Court adjourned this afternoon for term, having occupied the two weeks. Married. Al the home of the bride's broth- ii tie mi go TWO STORES TO HANDLE THE TRADE. New Goods by every train and boat. suit you In I. A DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES. HATS, NOTIONS. TRUNKS. i I e. W A call will convince you. C J. FIVE POINTS. White, W. T. one, but it is not entitled to the claim of being honest all its deal- On the contrary there is one feature it that is as swindle as was ever practiced on the public. That is their manner of selling tickets. Two ticket wagons were placed front of the main entrance of the tent and when people up they had to cents for whole tickets cents for half tickets. Then at another part of the lent was an- other ticket stand at which the prices and cents this latter place was out of sight of the mass of people in front of the most of them bought tickets price Without knowing the fraud was being practiced upon them. When Mr. Wallace was approach ed Ibis matter he said he had Old these tickets to other parties had nothing to do with their j being sold an advanced price. was noticeable his door- . .,., We have j opened the S, building with an entirely new a complete stock of- I am now one of the Bawls storm prepared lo supply all your wants in the way of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES. Mine is an exclusive Grocery and I carry a FULL STOCK of the BEST Give me a call when anything in y line is needed and I promise to lease you in quality and price of goods. We Carry Dry Goods, Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Bleat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Tobacco, etc., in fact every STAPLE ARTICLE carried in a general stock. We Also Sell or, church, on Sept. keeper made people who went up Mr. B. Cannon led tickets pay I he same price. j the Hy menial alter, Miss Mice, costs, us charged the the beautiful daughter of Mr. Ed. The attendants Strand and Miss Hattie Can- non, Levi and Miss Olivia Phillips, Henry Pierce and wagons. If of having nothing to do with the sale of these tickets is true, he was not dealing honestly with the public by putting his own ticket stand Miss Alma II. I. all obscure place and allow the and Miss Brown. They had patrons of his show to be swindled a nice congratulate , f extra price. James Alice on making such a This U the we choice and wish I hem a long an , c against the show itself happy life, otherwise it is all such a swindle should be stopped THE WALLACE SHOW. Delights the People of Pitt County. Not every circus conies up to bat is claimed for it, in fact but few do. the Great Wallace fully up to expectation. Since the Hauling show bills were put up the advertisements in papers announced that the show would be here on 29th, it has the chief topic of and with dawn of the day the were pouring in from all directions, the crowd con. t to increase as the day grew older. Generally circus day is a holiday, for everybody who can comes to see all that is to be seen. They lined upon the streets in thousands to watch the magnificent parade go by and least their eyes on the costumes, fine horses and cages of wild animals, and hear music of the well trained It was a great pageant. the canvas people are equally delighted, everything with the precision and order of clock. Not a hitch or a in the performance. And such riding, ii- and bicycle tea is that are wonderful to behold. has never had a better than the Great Wallace by the authorities of the towns which the show exhibits. Married. On last Wednesday afternoon at the BI. Mooring. in Carolina township, J. L. Thigpen, of Miss Ida Moore were married. Samuel Moore officiating. The Northwestern Plow and Association, at Chicago, has decided to advance the price of plows cent. If resident bad writ- ten the Declaration of what a different it would have bees. U. it. M. Eight During Week, Twenty. Nine During Month. Register of Deeds Moore issued eight marriage licenses last week to the following parties W. T. Forest Gertrude Harris. Charles E. Lama Early. Frank L. Thigpen and Ida Moore. Jas. C. and Alice Carina i. A. B. Little and Dora L. Smith. Henry horn and William and ton. J. F. Brooks and Mills. The number during mouth of September was twenty-nine, fifteen to white couples and fourteen to colored. m Hi. your Chills and Malaria Mid Night Sweat with Chill Pleasant la lake. Money refunded if it falls. appetite, purifies the blood and you well. None as good. Roberts Drug Cc, Suffolk, Vs mid -it Bryan THE FAMILY FLOUR BARREL is source of much en- while and delicious breads, rolls, pastry, biscuit etc., if contains our high grade Snow Drift flour. If your flour supply needs replenishing try this choice brand. We have a full line of the very best family groceries. J. S. TO SEE How nice fixed in our new store. Drop in and will show you. We are just opposite the Dank of having a much larger store usual we are handling both DRY . GOODS -AND GROCERIES. You will three Joe and to wait on yon and anxious to please you. When it comes to prices, you will ibid ours rock bottom. Come to see us. Ii. D. W. DEALER IN GREENVILLE N. C. Col ton flagging and fies always on ban i Fresh woods kept constantly on hand. Country produce sold. A D. W. HAY, OATS, CORK. COT- TON SEED HULLS AND AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will be found as low as a good article can be sold at. You are cordially in- to visit oar store. Highest prices paid for all kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING. N. O After two year. Premium, have been paid THE of Newark, N. J. Policy Has Cash Value, Virtue. Paid-up ft. Extended Insurance that works automatically, Will be re-instated within three years after lapse if you are in good health. After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- ginning of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the for the current year be paid They may lie used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment daring the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. SUGG, K. V. ML bring them tome. I par cash at market E. M. Km H. W.- WHICH ARD to W. B. N. C. complete every part and prices as low as the Highest market prices . THE KING CLOTHIER. DEV. IN NEW YORK. we-u-set Tim mm a i 7- . m; r -.- Low Prices is the Lever that Will Move my Stock. . HAVE A SUITS HENS PANTS Good Goods. BOYS 2-Piece SUITS BOYS KNEE PANTS BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS 1.65 Heavy Weight-worth BOYS OVERCOATS 1.68 Heavy Pants Goods Ken Hi i . ship. ilk i board, arrived I his mars two day ahead of lime. Tin- was sighted t east Randy Hook at steaming book at drop ii-.-ii a in I be loam . As the NI. white vowel came Admirals white was Bred from In- proving put with the guns that spoke Mich terror to the Spanish l livery whistle in earn. The i- decorated In preparation for Dewey's of people from I all parts of the com lag in. A WANT IT IX ii Ton. AMI Y TAN TO THE-------- IT IV lilt I NO- MA If KIT THE TOT it and mm, CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HOSE, LADIES SUNDAY SHOES-good- MENS MENS Work SHOES BOYS Sunday SHOES MENS WHITE SHIRTS- all sizes MENS PERCALE Sunday or without collars MENS WORKING SHIRTS HENS HEAVY n. w. cuffs pr FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS. LADIES and MISSES HALF HOSE-Fast Black-per pair LADIES VESTS-for , Winter Ladies Dress KID u Gloves-best make Ladies , all linen Sunday Alpine Hats Hens Socks-per pair Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, W. C. NELSON ON TRIAL. For Killing W. N. limn, The defense patting Ml its this morning, and the Slate then on a few dosed evidence. made first speech to the jury for the State and was by Mr. James for the defense. Solicitor then spoke tin the Stale. Mr. for the State for tin- defense follow. At the time we go to press it is thought the argument will nut the case given Hie hour of for the Person in Town Passes My Stock in Complete -e IN ALL LINES.- S that will suit you. AND SEE THEM. White WHITE Homespun-good goods pr yd Checked Homespuns , Heavy goods. Yard-wide BLEACH- RED Twill FLANNEL . all wool APRON GINGHAMS Good quality. PLAID GOODS Fancy Yard. At the NEW CORNER STORE. FRANK WILSON, N. C. i. EASTERN REFLECTOR LOCAL REFLECTIONS. of the year A all fill clergyman. It is better lo give than lo re- The defective will be getting in its work. A double beaded snake was found near Weldon the other day. If there ever wan u day which Greenville wax astir that day was Friday. Mr. Orren Williams, Jr., of Tar- better known as died F. G. H. for factories, hotel, three of Green- v prominent needs. The freight train with the noon mail bas a way of gelling half a day behind time now and then. Bird Eye, Mr. B. L. Smith's trotting horse, won second money in a race at Trenton, N. J., Fri- day.- A traveling man was heard to remark yesterday that Greenville stood very much in her own light by not having a hotel. The is certainly in u deplorable condition ought to be cleaned out. The work was started some time ago but stopped. I The man who puts his advertise meat in a dally paper takes the surest and most economical way of giving publicity to his desires. I Banger News. before the close of the circus Friday one I of the teams going out of the ring collided with the ring master hurt him. Fob good Farm, To- b Barns, Pack House and all n buildings. Land adapt- m-i notice during last few days Concord and Charlotte have been paying more for than the price New Those places have factories, the difference. While drew train was up lo leave Friday night there was a row I el tome of I he workmen and some Two of latter came out with bud cuts their heads. THEY COURT. Some at One Bar, Some at An other. Visiting Manuel New York, Sept. Miles and other members of the dent's commission visited Admiral this morning. Later the medals from Congress were dis- the visitors during the distribution. Gov. Roosevelt by full staff paid respects to the Ad- Occupies lo Manila, Sept. this after hour's fighting with insurgents. Friday, There were no casualties on the I Thursday, ISM. Mis. Laura Brown left this morn- for Washington. -Miss Alice Carson Wed- evening from Bethel. A. of Danville, spent today on the tobacco market here. Miss Lillie Wilson returned home from a visit to Greene county. Mrs. If. A. has moved her millinery to one of new Harrington stores. E. H. bus moved into I be Haw Is house, corner of Fifth Washington streets, which he recently purchased. Rev. J. K. Booth Wed- evening. His family arc up the country and it will lie a few weeks yet they come American side. Mother and Babe but a mother knows the and a woman and during childbirth. And still nearly all this is unnecessary. MOTHER'S FRIEND will In measure lint I -1 f Is r- In. the -t b f. t . . Ail Mrs. l. B. Fountain left a visit to Miss left this morn for Oxford k attend school. Miss home Friday evening from a visit to Baltimore. Col. W. T. Crawford, William runic over and re turned home today. Col. and Km, N. K, Fires were have been here some days, morning, but everybody did not this for their home have them. Bethel. A man remarked that printers Miss Bessie Harding, who is would not make good teaching at came such a distaste for making homo this morning lo spend Sun. pie. with her parents. people are Mrs. J. Ii. Johnston returned a--- here Sycamore Hill home Friday evening from Chicago .-; church. Many delegates bus spending three Nobles is visiting the j family of J. W. Bryan. C. B. who was here court, returned to Goldsboro lo- C. of bas taken a position with J. the marble yard. There was a cry for heavier bed- clothing last night. The of arc men who use the simplest words shortest I Apparel Gazette. Mrs. A. Leggett has moved in In- new stores on main nest to Bryan's drugstore. has received a large and beau- line of millinery. Her goods I were selected by one of the first trimmers of Baltimore, who will be here a few days to trim for her this lesson. Saturday, 1809, R. L. Smith left this or Norfolk. D. C Mayo left morning for Gilliam returned to Tar- this morning. w. of Williamston, returned home today. Mamie Bernard left this morning for Wilmington. W. L. Grimmer left this morn tag or his home in City, Al night, Mrs. Grimmer departed residence on Pitt street. Mrs. Grimmer was born of March, making her age Ki years r. mouths. She was oldest resident of Mrs. name was She was twice her husband Mug Mr. Charles Johnston. She as a widow in with son. Mr. Charles If. Johnston, who now lives near In she was again married, her second; husband being Mr. William Glim- J To this latter union three children were born, two of whom are now living. Messrs. W. L. Grimmer, of Elm City and Mr. Greenville. She I, ; a widow 1837, sin which time and her son Mr. J. L. Glimmer, have lived together. Mrs. Grimmer Joined the dist church at Atkinson's chapel in 1861. Her life was always that of a true Christian honoring to her Savior. She was held in high esteem by all her acquaintances. The funeral took place at o'clock Thursday evening in the Methodist sen ices being conducted; at the grave by Ber. N. M. Wat-I son. The pall were Messrs. It. C. Brown. Wiley Brown, While and A. II. i. .- -mm K AGAIN AT I OLD STAND tN MAIN- AM BEADY TO SERVE THE WE II ADDED NEW MAt II INERT AND ABE BETTER roll DOING WORK. BICYCLES MADE TO ORDER ANY ER GO. SHIRTS SI SI II SHIRTS shirts SHIRTS ins sHIRTS shirts SHIRTS SHIRTS you can CO Nelson Acquitted. The jury he case of W. for murder in second degree, reached a decision o'clock Thursday night. Their verdict was SI ill; I SHIRTS SHIRTS SI SI A- SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS FOR C. S. FORBES, THE is Experience that good clothes wear longest, good food gives best nutrition, and a good medicine that cures disease is naturally the j best cheapest. Hood's is the best cine money can buy, because , it cans when ail others fail. Poor Health Jr. I n Used l.-1 fitted , III I ; . a. -J r- . f i J. ; . . c FOR SALE AT BOOK STORE. t- n urn ins.

EASTERN X. C. D. J. WHICHARD. A Dainty I Entered at has Post Office at Greenville, N. C, as Hail Mall. r. The Nineteenth Century Ends t Midnight of Sunday. ember 1900. of persons contend that the twentieth century will be- la January while hundreds with that the is January write- B in Hie October 1900 gent argue that, the new century begins With numeral date, on lo figure out deftly that the bull day the year MM I be hundred years have run their course. argue I that If the first year ended with De- of year one, the nine- teen hundredth year must, of course end with December and that of January. 1900, is, therefore, the day of the; new century. curiously this latter i correct but only in a numeral MOM, These statisticians overlook one very fact, however; that it re- quires one hundred year-, lo a and call for DO ex- pert mathematician to figure that full of the nineteenth will have until midnight of the thirty-first of De- Numerically, we enter twentieth century with i. But, less, we entire year of iron, go through it- three hundred live days, before the actual nineteen hundred years shall hive ran Is a Handsome and Dressy that will not torture her tootsie by their shape. OUR LADIES worst kind lo ft a vi-ll m salt, a Met . a m i l y to n a In his and in- by th arm. .;. he M Md, me i i m a , to fr a Mg in mil. cm would know him in l I I v ; . man hi in him y la lb t . the drop in a t of Um 1.1 1.1. pi t I He IT ;. . . id. , you v i. r rat r and ., walked i I what f are the acme of beauty and comfort and the prices are the lowest for well made hoes from high grade mate- that you can find in Greenville or anywhere. We have them in the latest styles. Our line of and Child Shoes are unsurpassed for beauty and durability. Come and see us when you want Shoes that give satisfaction. J. B. Cherry Co. I I Mr. Just Hint r. Ilia. ; that there I I . v ill c . are tali ;. tree. . y,. ever .-1 up in i I Hind. ii . . poem en, bat -i My I.--. . TESTED Freaks of Sic p. Walkers. An account to given of an who swam miles a river, gut ashore, and was by road side, of the extraordinary feat be accomplished. Professor of Yale of a young of who used to play hide and seek fire insurance of the while fast asleep. His fellow United States, e of dents knew of his propensity, and relative Are when he began walking threw several methods of at Show the American Ii. id- lap Bake. b of Cotton the iv bale I ,. imp . bale lire teat In Lowell, Mass. the Associated Mutual after him. which he always clutched, over bedsteads and other obstacle placed in bis way. A was at o'clock in morning In a engaged in prayer evidently under the impression that he was in church, but oilier in a deep sleep. A young girl given to sleep- walk- the habit of imitating the violin with her lip-, giving the cotton. Two small frame alike and distance apart had been erected on a plot and the space them Oiled with of at recently made as lo the ability of the two Styles of round bales lo withstand the action of water, after being s time the wires the Lowry bales bad burst am. none of the Lowry cotton was re c trend from the teat. The Amer- bales came out In- tact and wet exterior, which soon dried, leaving cot- ton as ever to Their Senses. It is to be regretted that dis- qualification of Ignorant voter Southern States like South Carolina and have been compelled lo adopt in self protection should not lie adopted every States. .; . f v i ., i-.-ii Ufa win i i.-i 1.1 j hi . ; world yon Ufa v alt lie and, .- the ex- Mil Tl Is l I tors s iii Ills , m Ins . pi. a- mi .-1 . per .-oil- I or Hie scene I falls, those I . I lie began in -i adjourns a. m. Divine and sermon every and evening. Ev- prayer M. A. M. saw. I. A. funnel. Minister in Charge. Sun day. morning and evening. meeting evening. Rev. A. Setzer, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. every Sun- morning evening. Wednesday cuing. Hear. N. M. Sunday school p. in. U p. Harding, n dried Sunday, Bear, J. Morton, pastor. Sunday p. in. mi service-. A. A. M. fl loan rills Lodge, So. and third Monday evening. It. If. J. M. Ems, Sec lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. D. N. G. V. Si Hodges, Sec. K. of P.-Tar Lodge, No. every Friday evening. J. L. Fleming. O. Can. K. of II. It. Vance Council, No. swats Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, K. M. K. Sec. O. V. A. every Wednesday at I. o. F. ball. A A. O. Council. No. meets every first third Thursday nights Odd Fellows Ball. J. V. Gardner Worthy Chief; S. Smith. Bee. Bo. TitO. every second Monday in . 1.1 lows Hall. W. II. Wilson D. Smith Sec. The Reflector Book Store The Bottles boards and cotton waste, over which ten gallons of Coal Oil were Iii one building American bales and one stored. In the other eight Lowry bales and one i, The torch was and the Barnes wen permitted to burn preliminary turning and scraping e and flourishing with the ii , as u blaze as cotton could It puzzled her physician a well be subjected to. There was great deal until he learned that Bo of the bale, owing to when an the girl lived in a he fad that when the fiddler, who often Hoy did a performed upon his instrument few after being fired, one within her hearing. Briefs from Hill ill. basal Stale municipal government, and at the same lime smooth the way to a sat readjust mint of representation In There seems to no other means Of terrible mistake that was made when ballot was thrust the hands thus suddenly leveling the of by intrusion of a bas- room. bedside Mrs. In Intervals. out tier grief, and sway. Tills man went, took Ms lilac.-, it was not until cam.- a the breath- las quieter, Ti-i- doctors at Kill- knew was near. Their read. of half past that of p.-i-i in of bis Welles Attorney Speed. Senator Dr. h am and friends. was a and the solemn voice of broke tIn -till he to the Only Jar of II K Horace tells Q lively story of old render, an ram and valuable jar on which, lit an fabulous price. on.- lint summer n volcanic shock, such as tin- ones. tonally Ms soon about Ids ears Ms vase. To Hie a would have but tin- rose to fortune. He doubled Hie pries the article mediately advertised It as Jar In the world which bail bees cracked by an very slow about Unit. Whether lie bis money is not but be certain- deserved Mayor Jones, of Toledo, o., bits forbidden city police o carry and is thinking of taking away their r. To lemon- Mayor Jones says he would of bales fell away from the flames and then other was removed. It was evident and generally con ceded the American to patrol any district Great has been brought bale tool much better I lO the city without club of to bear on us to the political than the Lowry bale. Nearly all I depending solely the love race, but so far we have the wires on the Lowry were pal riot ism of the people lie- all offers. Whenever the sheriff burned bales elongated Mud him for protection. us running he gels suspicious from their original length of feet ton Mayor and takes alter inches to ii feet and over. This Jonas ought to that the coming lo l SB exposed the Cotton in the Lowry walking behind the and sociable as measles, bales to flames which were eat- of municipal ban- a good some of them are just as m M many points than when the lire was put out. Two walk policemen. Una led Far Parts Ink,,.,,.,,. Iii trial In Dallas fur the defense a Ms to serve. The Hint be had been a r a jury which n for murder. It Is not such to the of the trial, so lbs counsel re Is that don't was the reply, sin-riff hanged him the Notes. demand. There is no truth in the rumor of the Lowry bales broke in two we threatened to burn one of and were inure badly burned ARE the railroad bridges the R A company refused us a free pass. The bales Stood up I in health, want to swim river splendidly under the severe ordeal, constitution undermined by and walk to too. They neither in eating, by Hickory nuts are ripe, but we ad j length, and only outer the laws of nature, or will take cows and groceries on surfaces exposed to the intense subscription Atlanta wan Hod. another triumph for the American Cotton Company's bale. The of visitors to the Milan Is rend- by the over lo The Broth- so of Mercy slender arms for the They all of mid have no re- to If lie- Prussian were bars In with coming up every physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Liver will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, saved from the lire malaria, torpid build up towns create mar- will picked over y biliousness for products, con- the salvage reclaimed will be weigh- , ,. , . , . . , , all kindred diseases, markets greater pros- oil. , . ., . , nil I parity for the Lei us was stated liters I S have more factories. at lire test that, absolute Cure. ADVICE IS Hook j. sT-T. OLD DOMINION LINo Steamers leave Washington on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri- days at G A. SI. for Greenville, water permitting, I.-tin leave at A. SI. n A. SI. Tues- days, Thursdays Saturdays. hours subject to change de- pending on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Una from Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. J. Greenville, N. C. J. a. COREY, -DEALER IN- CO A GENERAL LINE OF HE- Line of Hard wan. I can now be found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. TO SEE ME. J. B. for 0.1 a co. WASH M, Never spill turned over. ITS. Stand Cc to cents. JOB Give a call. I. in FROM A- Visiting Card 3- Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector is a v I die news those grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. s Parker Fountain Pen AT BOOK J i h , Hark. BAKER HART -LEADERS IN- Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES BUILDING HARDWARE A SPECIALTY --q- The Eastern aw . . . VOL. XVIII. PITT H. C av, OCTOBER NO lit LARGEST HIGHEST AND 1ST in the history of the Greenville T- Market was made at the saw g, 1ST All the surrounding were represented and the planters were all pleased with their prices. They are learning that method of haying no adding the money to the price of their tobacco is to their interest and they the tobacco to THE WAREHOUSE. Bring we Your next Load. OLA FORBES Sole Owner and Proprietor WASHINGTON LETTER. m-.- Mr. exhibits a little bin to Ii Admiral Dewey with upon be in to start next They are now trying to get him to promise to ask Dewey to ac- company knowing Dewey to such a re- as an he must obey, re- of bis own wishes. Mr. has not yet agreed to be- come a party to this to use I the country's admiration for Ad- Dewey a vote maker, but there is danger that he will do so, notwithstanding all the administration talk for mouths past Dewey being allowed to dispose of bis time in any way he pleased when he got bark home., The administration is very of Dewey excitement, which is now at white heat. It serves distract public attention from the humiliating fact that nos, who have navy, succeeded sinking a United States and killing or capturing the entire crew, miles of the city of If Cubans all feel as strongly action of Gen. Lad- low, in pushing aside civil ail I Inn ii ii-- in Havana and putting an end lo a labor strike by military authority, as Carlos who is now in Washington docs, there is danger ahead. When the action reach- ed Washington, Garcia sent a telegram beg to remind you that you are not in and speaking of that action he all the and acts committed by the military Mb of Gen. Ludlow. approved by Governor General is the most vicious. Gen. has bean most unwise biking charge of attain in being asked for help by the authorities. There was no need such a display of brutal authority. The strike was as peaceable as any people's gathering can Gen. Ludlow has taken a wrong view of the ob- of government He ought not to have meddled in the strike. The civil authorities ought to have prevented his action, Ink- hafts necessary pro-1 to settle the differences- between the employers the la- charging on helpless laundry women, in newspaper dispatches, shows that i brutal force used in Havana, I protest against such outrages and denounce them as a violation of the rights pie e to under the mice of the American government. I Gen. ukase, which be threatened to plunge into the Cu- fortress a thousand or men, is the most abusive of power that I have ever heard, including those lamed by I hope that the will take this mutter up mediately, so as to prevent serious complications that may arise from the inability of Gens. and j Ludlow in i with the in i The Census is to same old political machine the publicans have invariably it, and those who control the appoint- j care how much it will, east the people. An indication i bis has just given by the choice of a machine to lie used. The committee decided M the that were used It'll years ago, although a new machine was offered which would the work much faster. The decision is said lo have been inane because if adopted, would largely re- the number of clerks ed, which Republican Congress- men protested against. According to the talk of of Michigan, who have been in Washington recently, the passing of is more pleasing otherwise. One of I hem, Mr. Duke, of Grand Rapids, retirement from politics marks Boats of a stupendous demagogue. He has accomplished very little in save to spend the public and in-1 crease the taxes of people. A great many who looked upon him j as a now sec that he was soil of ha-been cosily one for lax payers of Michigan, and now the sec him revealed in his true they are thankful hi- official career is Washington. C, I, Ail in i nil Dewey is guest, during his present stay Wash- of Kb, Washington Me Lean, mother of Hon. John It. democratic candidate for Governor of Ohio. The ovation given him upon his arrival in Washington, and during the civic parade he reviewed, was. greater than ever given to any other It was participated in by everybody, regardless of politics, race or sex, -hulling I the people the difference lulu a real hero u man politics. The administration gladly have made this occasion a republican but people would not it perfectly willing that republicans should have present their own, but they know the war with Spain was not a can party affair, On, no the rear platform speeches which Mr, i to make in lobe h Ii is a more that be make speeches Cleveland and Toledo, where the republican disaffection is strongest. Al least, is sort of talk the republicans are handing out. No- body believes a wold of influence of Mr. la used to re W ant I Manila Ohio in Washing loll to speak work for Man mi ticket, for Instance, Watson, who was source of so much worry to Boss that he given a nice Washington to keep hint of state, has gone home to lake the stump for at the personal of Mi. although he hales as the Old Hoy with bating a certain kind of water, and does hesitate, when campaign is on, to say so with emphasis. protean were and that Ohio man, Thomas II. Anderson, tea Attorney for the District if Columbia, because of the of Ohio politics. Natural enough there is much kicking, among the members of the Washington bar. who thought the place should lone been given ha one of i. A mil Ohio i I A. II, of of the Government Hospital for the Insane Si. although is in Civil Service and should properly have by the promotion of the Quite a number of men, who came over from New York to continue talked of the is a lot of additional officers, in- who ha- i made his of pi in the govern- ii h as an- miller our man v, ho. a- I result of a court is drawing full as a Brigadier without doing in the line of duly, is again He has lo Mr. oiler of some of the and some epic-- Mr. would, before long the inevitable from the leadership to save himself from be- fun ii. and i Ii hi w his there would an end lo one man rule . It is to resist belief dial recent popgun campaigning in Hie Philippines was directed I ,.,., ,,,,,,; lien, tills I a-a part of gen- movement, an of three division, under of liens. Wheeler Wheaton advanced upon cap which had been gar about sis hundred nil Filipinos. The next day it in regular press dispatches our troops friends of Col. who is per- forming I be duties receiving the propel In p. him difference in rash between hi. nil retired and what if he would to be retired, m Col. could be Began can block promotion a- long us he on and cannot be except upon the years duty. whole sermon into the with jealousy. other man ha- as mm b right to sue a- in hale provided lie puts brains, State of Ohio, makes oath he is senior partner of the iii m of Prank J, Co., do- business in City of Toledo, Slate aforesaid, I hat will pay sum of DOLLARS for case of Catarrh that be cured by the Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. Sworn to define me and ed in my presence, this lit it day of December, A. D., I l A. W. I , Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in and acts directly blood mucous surfaces of system. Toledo, Sold druggists. Hall's Family Pills are the bast, Senator Carter of for- of Republican National Committee says an Income tax will soon be for the Hutted Slates, then the Republicans will claim the idea as ow n. I . . .- I i I. At Law. Greenville, N. c. i- hi l ling and and his bus-. . , . . . v , . in.-- i p north western ion of have hail a lour snow. I to has C in gelling himself in command Philippines, If ho hasn't Succeeded In winning much from the Ills pull with has proven advice of .,.,, . . . TAKE Cam. Team men who he . .-,.,,.,,,,, r, lo Is- removed. To give and lion- . i. he i-1 Hold Slid In I W, P. Civil Engineer ill Surveyor. I-- ii and FOR POWER. t Mills H. Kure H. C N. O i AM AT LAW, N. C Dr. D. N. C. If