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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

EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. D. J. Entered the Post at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Mail Matter. Id the test suit brought by a merchant against the city relative loan ordinance signs the streets, the city won. The Mayor ordered the feigns to at once. Win a Sometime a--o Tail offered a Junior Burk i tin- who u mid bring I be nm 1- I lie contained in Mi- Lillian little of W. K. J of The Ban Uh- largest list and awarded prise. She had cl.-l coin-slant was mum AD HI NO Its. K. I, Mrs. is in town visiting children friend-. lbs. i. K. Jackson and mother Miss Myrtle Warren. who had Special Rates. Annual Una Daughters at Henderson, X. C. Oct. slopping in tow u Ibis week to the Cigar Co. shipped on I more last ever that length of lime. A. On i pay IS cents per for col I on seed now. and ex- p--ts to keep on highest HUM October The total registration up lo date TO TIE LEFT CHI H Year Local Paper. u account of the above occasion the A. C. I. ill sell round trip ,.,,, Hardy Co. The An exchange the fob and lo lowing contrast the local Tickets will be any paper and the city paper, 11th. limit R. F. keep post makes the point in favor of the as to the changes in the cotton former, as a matter of fast. It j I market, and arc position to pay ,. . . . on In-st price at all Services at You lie able to gel large THE TRADE. Good by every train We can suit yon CLOTHING. US SHOES. HATS. NOTIONS. THINKS. I ; ; ,. A call will c T- J FIVE POINTS. city paper tilled with murders, cock lights, scandal cases, for less money than on pay for your local paper, but these city papers never advertise your community make the more val liable. They do not help along your schools, churches and public enterprises, they d. publish your home news ; they nothing good of you, or your neighborhood; they take no inter eat you. A good newspaper is as much of an advantage to a Bet. C. IV. Howard Christian assisted by Harper, of began a a Monday night. arc able and will Intend public it go out to he it I . i II o'clock A. M. limes. Monday bright Then-are of and are to keep coming in. Board hen being an cheap is very la favor alum school. you are interested getting a loan lot nice little farm by, ace or write A. ;. He lo sell either large or small I . M. I . I. A. ,,., will given for any The of enterprising business. Tin- Insurance Association of North Caroline, held your necessities depend or as are good annual election here mi on your condition. If your home paper. II day. Ur. i. Harris elected lion is such that you need any on I lie President and I. Little was our line, or any general elected Secretary and -hop or work done. Mr. I. who has been you know are. and we President fol re election at tins This has nearly half I mil- lion dollars insurance in this count v. stand by you. and is ever lookout for your interest. STORES TO HANDLE enrolled this dale last year. two counties and six Slates are represented. The good preparation of the new students indicates the work at the academies. b strongly favors good lion. There is rejoicing at excellent of our col- ladies from this place have enter ed that college. The of enables a yo-inc. man to go out to see his sister. The Students is very active now. It meets every Monday evening and every -i is urged to join. The College pastor. W. Lynch preaches a sweet, simple He is not a theologian, nor a but a gospel preacher. The professors are visiting many of the They divide them up so that is often Taylor delivers an ad- dress at the Dr. K. Y. us President n Theological The law cl sent up seventeen men to the Supreme Court, of whom received license. This is largest law- class the history of the new school. The debate between Trinity this college is lo conducted on Thanksgiving. The H. White, W. T. lift i run We have j opened in the building with an entirely new and complete stork of We Carry Dry Goods, Notions. II., Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meal. Flour, Sugar, Coffee,. Lard, Tobacco, etc. in fact every STAPLE ARTICLE carried in a general stock. We Also Dim HAY, OATS, CORK, COT- TON SEED AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on every th I will be found as low as a good article can sold at. You an cordially in- to visit on i store. Highest price paid for all kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING. K. C CM THE THAT IS OFFERED, AND AT LOWEST PRICES. Alter two years Premiums have paid IS THE-- BUILDING UP Dies Hydrophobia. N. September Dollie May the IS months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B, P. died this afternoon from of what is thought by the doctors who at- tended the sufferer lo have been a genuine case of hydrophobia, ago d Bland to serve at all A reputation for pure food products has always our aim. and which we have succeeded in quern is Senators always keeping our goods up to the elected by popular highest standard of Wake has the negative. high grade canned goods. Takes l the Bar. J. x. began but pas- of the Memorial times, at Ibis time is wagons and earls. a. ;. Ora Mk. Co. preacher Mr. could not be with us last night us he had lo go back lo but has given us two of plain sermons as our people ever listened lo. We made fur choice leas and coffees, Hue cereals, the preliminary debate. About a month ago. while the church on and pi idled remainder of this child was playing in the ball a bull excellent H morning and and hope that much good dug ran through the house with Willie her nine year old brother. Dollie fell down and evening, lie announced that Sunday be would a of ices would con- may Is.- accomplished by this meet- in. ITEMS. Personal and Other Notes. H. V., Sept. UM Mrs. Albert and three to scream. this the all the week following. dog sprang her and lacerated . cheeks badly, and bit her severely the other cheek. Not Work- Monday child begun to In reality it is not so tin- show symptoms similar lo those kind of service a man or woman observable a slight cold and not docs that entitles him or hello re- last evening did nervous and sped, as the spirit manner in children, Miss Mamie and convulsive conditions manifest which it i- done. Visitors to Boa William-Ion, themselves lo render ton. for instance, are shown the hist Sunday here visiting friends the theory of hydrophobia tenable, grave at the corner of Huston Com- and relatives. time, up to the of of the Mrs. Maggie and soup. Kings have been ,,,. of are visiting known to treat Mrs. Dr. Hicks this week, courtesy a chef who could Miss Alice Plymouth, dishes as a rare ail. is visiting Mrs. W. Smith, condition is excellence. Thomas Hour and sugars are always the i best to anywhere, and Tennis is now very popular prices areas low as the lowest. a Dumber of new courts are constructed i-i campus. The first eating of the Historical Society was held bust week. Mr. Waller White, of read a paper on the fa limits tea party, Mr. on Mas- Mere, Mr. Joe Adams on Win. L. Yancey, and Mr. reviewed the work of Hague Unite coins and old I newspapers were presented lo Cattle. f Hoes, you mail am now in new stores prepared to supply all your wants the way of I STAPLE AND GROCERIES. Mine is an exclusive in-- and I carry a- FULL STOCK of the BEST me a call when anything y line is needed and I promise lo lease you both in quality and price of the goods. 0.1; IS Historical Society by Mr. T. A. of K. Mr E. M. lien. ff. C. .- Colton Ragging always on , Fresh goods kept hand. Country produce and M. sold. A trial w ill convince you. D. W. of Newark, N. J. Your Policy t. Has Cash Value, Loan Value, i. Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Will be reinstated three yearn after lapse if you are in good health. A Second Year No Restrictions, K. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- ginning of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the ii i ii in for the current year be paid They may be used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the I turn ranee, or To Make Policy Payable no Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. of death, convulsions recurred with heart rending frequency. Youngest Railway President Mr. Clark of Tarboro, president of Car cM bate bis bead Railway, was and called the Railway Commission office. Mr. is youngest president of a railway record. Although nut more twenty C. ;. who very lick, is out again. Mrs. U. I. to town yesterday to have a on her i he looked the massive bis built, and doubt whether he bad in bit own opened, held work done anything no Mr. and Mrs. R. While left creditable. last week for Jacksonville, N. Why should not w will spend some live years of age, at the head endow a of domes UM Mrs. people, of a railroad that has seven Root. II. Mitchel, of of track in operation and has three Vassal- has accepted a clerkship with hundred work the or be While it Co. mile ex j regarded as necessary to the round-1 The Presbyterian church tension. every girl a beautiful appearance The East Carolina is being con- j peels to Is- in the king new dress of paint. Mr. Daniel The deserves much credit for his of securing is Unit excellent taste the selection of seeking II themselves colors with which church know-wherein true con , If Chicago succeeds making known lo its and others that the secret of MM of Hill, and u large force is now en- gaged at work on the road. In a few weeks extension will reach which is miles from Tarboro. trains will lie put on . , ,, I i-ll I till today for the lime and a ,, is her schedule This business here yes Post lack of alter, definite knowledge of its work will no vain. News. Advertising In the Right Way. To advert is toad judiciously. In place, it is essential to select a class newspaper in which lo de a store and goods. An advertising authority a leading a place Then too method scope of ad are to lie considered. The should lie such as to at attract the ice of public. They impart information which will satisfy the reader that's just what I ant A store advertised in manner will get patrons, those will ad over COUNTRY. Late official advices from Samoa indicate an entirely stale of affairs I here. The cruiser will carry United to tin- Paris has a special agent In to make an inquiry into the killing of live Italians at mi Lincoln's is dying K. Junes, of chairman of the Miss Peyton, of Ohio, has returned, after spending sever- weeks with Mrs. P. L. of this place. Rev. L. Jackson left last Mon- day for his old home near More bead City, Constable is having the street put in order now. The A. C. I,, pump at this point is broken down which in giving t lots of bother. The P- E. L. Co. is supplying water from their reservoir, through, a small hose. This eon- ill mail longtime to up u J. II. went to Rocky Mount today. Mr. of N. C., here last Sunday in the church. Cl HE rail Night will, Took l Mils Intake Money if Is- and you well. None. u M National Commuter, sailed Drag lo, Mom THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE, GREENVILLE, N. C. WHY WE WANT as you can get in It T will guarantee to you an much money house in North Carolina. We think we can do 1st. Because we the beat Lighter Warehouse in the State and the Lights are so arranged, as to shed a gentle over our entire floor thus showing your TOBACCO to every advantage, W ml m w Our united efforts are in driving your TOBACCO to the highest notch. This gives an advantage over most houses that we are on sale and what might possibly la over looked in one the other sees. HAVE SH DIED OUR TO MAKE AND AND OF WHAT WE CAN DO. WK ENJOY WHICH EMPHASIZES THE THAT MERIT PROLONGED AT TIMES WILL ULTIMATELY TRIUMPH. to every or Mack, rich or poor, the Highest Market Mm at all fair and while your Tobacco may not bring your expectation every time we shall see to it that it sells for the top of the market. Yours truly, JOYNER HUGHES. PROPRIETORS. THE KING CLOTHIER. COl v Prove Low Prices is the Lever that Will Move my Stock. I HAVE I'm; TO ALL AND BEAST. Tin; ,,. I OH MENS SUITS HENS PANTS Goods. BOYS 2-Piece SUITS BOYS KNEE PANTS BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS 1.63 Heavy Weight-worth BOYS OVERCOATS Heavy Pants Goods CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HOSE, SEE FOB i; 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 E. W. CLIFFS pr FURNISHINGS, NOTIONS. LADIES and MISSES HALF HOSE-Fast Black-per pair LADIES VESTS-for , . Winter Ladles Dress KID Gloves-best make Ladies , all linen Mens Sunday-Alpine Hals Hens Sucks-per pair Hats, Dry Goods, Al I I. ., ,.,. j. , of i . i-,. .,.,. on The lot ii conn of the . week previous ti. i larger tin . ii. ii i re luted lo r. den in re- i. Marv i r. A. t ;. Ben were iv, properly in IV Moore was poll lax for 1800, poll tax in Beaver . , . . W. A. Board has t arc now i the jail a large of than twenty-live, hi under death, it baa been i made lo appear and of said jail nine i- ii-. an- and tin- of j- arc forthwith to provide a careful and than two in number, who shall keep continuous watch day upon mid jail prisoners con for leg, The Clerk of the Board was in I to the Sheriff of the it complied in Stock is Complete LINES.- prices that will suit you. COE AND SEE THEM. 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 Patterns-Per Yard. At the NEW CORNER STORE. FRANK WILSON, above order i t II, Tin- County Hated certain property in in accordance with a previous Board, I be were charged on the tax list ,.; sum of for the tin- tax lo he computed according to levy of those years. Several delinquents , n- allow I list tor REP AIRING, Shop. AM PO SERVE TUB PUBLIC GREENVILLE, N. C. EASTERN M is lo plant a good betel Greenville and make money out of LOCAL Tenth The fall fairs Ibis It frosty feeling weather. Time Hies, but can beat it. The screen door can soon go into winter quarters. It's only natural that lovers should be close-mouthed. Five Sundays, live Mondays and live Tuesdays this month. The trees and the calendars have both lost most of their leaves. It is funny that bridal pairs are softest when they are green. The kick of a cow is not the most acceptable form of n milk punch. Cold cash in something gives a fellow a part It Association and Conference look many of town Sunday. The merchants say that the cir- Friday trade day. A little child of Laura colored, was painfully burned Sun- day afternoon. doth log caught on lira, Some col Ion patches have the appearance of all the cotton they will yield this year being picked out. That is for the week October. The house of Amos Williams, colored, caught lire the roof Sunday without much damage no alarm was turned in. ONE AFTER ANOTHER. And The Column Keeps Moving. It's always easy to see through people who make spectacles of themselves. Wonder if the President don't feel very small with Dewey in Washington. The merchant who starts in bus- without ready money is apt to become a man of note. September Weather. Mr. Allen furnishes the following re port of weather for the mouth of Highest temperature, Lowest temperature, Thunder storms Light frost h. W, 1.09, a, Cat With a Blade. This Mr. U. L. was grinding a mower blade an wheel. In some way blade got hung on the wheel, jerk- it out of big hand. the revolutions of the wheel the blade struck Mr. twice the put a flavor on crape that is missed the main tr. his 1880. Judge W. A. left Ibis Miss la Tucker went to Tar today. M, Blow returned lo Winter- ville Saturday evening. Mai. II. Harding home this morning from Mrs. S. J. left this morning for Rocky Mount to visit relatives. to Win this morning to assist in a meeting there. Miss Helen this morn- for to attend the , Female Tuesday, i B. S. Wilkins went to Wilson, Monday night. M. left this morning for Philadelphia. J. X. Gorman, sT came Monday I. Hooker let I this for Philadelphia a specialist. M. Moore, of ; arrived Tuesday evening to visit Mrs. T. It. Miss Minnie left this morning to attend the Baptist Female Miss Ada Ward left this morn- for lo attend the Normal and college. B. Lee and wife, of Wilson, who have been visiting his mot her, Mrs. s. Lee, returned bone today, John Lamb, Tuesday evening to lie present at the tonight. Hiss Bessie K. of arrived Tuesday evening In lake a position at Mrs. M. A. store. Hiss Whedbee, of ford, arrived Tuesday evening to lie one of the bride's maids at the MAYOR'S COURT. Mayor J. Q. disposed j of the follow cases since last Thus. Williams and id mons, drunk and lined 12.30 lints e; -I-. disorderly and i language, lined one penny and costs, William disorderly profane language, lined one and costs, 18.10, elms. Brans and Rollins, disorderly. Rollins not guilty. Evans lined ft and total 00.65. Tims. Williams, driving on side walk depot, lined one penny and costs, 02.70, SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS mum shirts SHIRTS SHIRTS H SHIRTS you get CO CO W. Stamps Howard and W. Clark, of Tarboro, down Tuesday evening to attend the Whedbee marriage. COLUMBIA AHEAD I Man n -in-1 look . are out for the of Mr. Flanagan and Rosa Hooker in Memorial Baptist church on the at s o'clock A. -H. cards have been issued lo friends in town but allure invited. A public reception will be held at the homo of I he bride on Hie even- of the I the James grape . . to smack the lips over. Chief of Pol ice James has a new guest at the James Hotel. He says the boy is a lively one. j Rev. J. T. of There grows more more is not for for dwelling houses declares that ville and world to an end on E. M. Carter, who has been spending some here, left this for Cuba. Miss Mary Alice left this for to attend the music school. Miss Harding left this morning to attend the normal Industrial college at H. Harding has to to enter upon his duties as principal of October, I. MaJ. H. Harding went to Tar- ban today. Miss inkers to attend the X. Del course of the yacht today the Shamrock, of and Columbia, of the York Yacht Club, was tin- coast. The w i ml h east blew twelve miles an hour. The Shamrock tin lino St ahead, and at had tho lead to two At the wind dropped to seven knots when the Columbia passed the Shamrock and easily increased her lend to ninety seconds. The Columbia turned the stake boat at Shamrock at The Columbia ft still Telegraph Office Change After Ibis week tin- Western Union Telegraph Company will handle their business from this point direct, their contract with Tarboro, Greenville and Washing- ton Telegraph Co. ending the lost. Tho Tarboro, Greenville and Washington are all effected the change, the West- Union taking charge of each of II. has bean appointed Manager at S. V. King, Tarboro and K. J. Washington. SHIRTS SHIRTS SI s SI SHIRTS SHIRTS co FOR MONEY All constantly C. S. FORBES, SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRT SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS Seven Springs I. Mr. w. r. proprietor, of tho Osmond Boom here, On from Mr. F. Smith the Seven Springs Hotel tor a term live years from the flint of January, next. Mr. ill will conduct the hotel Well. Ga s Parker Fountain p Hit. FOB SALE AT REFLECTOR HOOK STORE.

EASTERN REFLECTOR, X. D. J. Ed. Owner. AD Hie Post el Greenville, N. an Second Mail Matter. OBSERVATIONS. Made by The Va. Every man who is seedy is nut a farmer. that doesn't worm. The photographer is the DUD whole expert at making The average titled iIi i . I -ll- I- . I. Unkind rustle the that the in the garden the heart. If some people were to tell the truth they looked humorists. Take love out of life and there would be DO sunshine in the or happiness in or in the heart. The supply of truth la letting so very small that it is now used mostly for Veneering falsehood. Is a Handsome and Dressy that will not torture her tootsie by their shape LADIES LL at To those in Tints Tills are keep the Men in perfect order and are . n absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, and all bilious diseases. Liver Pills l-i-u II -1 II The f n , v . 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. Queer Case Before a Magistrate. A remarkable ease was tried here yesterday morning before Squire W. L. K. M. Keith are contractors living in this county. Borne days ago Keith and gave him fur this amount, pay- able to Keith, or order. Keith re the cheek after the hanks were closed and asked Lamb, Greensboro merchants, to cash it. They did so; hut found out shortly afterwards that the cheek had not been endorsed by Keith. Mr. then Keith, but was Bud him. Cincinnati i He happened, however, lo meet o put up at a table at Columbus i . nave and thinking the matter with a, number of legislator and the lamps. fee white or ground might lie simplified, begot e way In Which they ad-glass. dressed each other greatly the eyes under water traveler, Ii was, bathing, la sail water. Will torn .,,,., H ,, h, no spoke to each other as the gen- from happened to bail from. For ten or the drummer bore it ill silence. Then be Mid crushed the statesmen A Washington man has received tinging in stentorian tones to a letter from a republican Mend in the waiter. the gentleman as it can borne is heller. to change the check from it, But, strange enough, as Keith board of this he had Lamb and Han indicted for They were tried before yesterday and hound to court, Greensboro Raleigh Post. For The Eyes. have colored shades on that from electricity, directly the eves. Don't I be eyes by reading, or any like occupation with mi imperfect light. Don't bathe eves cold water; I hat which is as warm Ohio, from which the following from Ethiopia please the but . ,., That ended the torn Han- from He has Rough on Hi. opposite i window Id a that a strong Ike on awakening. i lie . . i . I wards republicans and are bis father's believes that is to unless he can gel the -i.- republicans back j A i, ,,,, .- n j sec, ho. Mag of the I do,,, home than audit Is always harmful wherever found. Quite a good deal has been written of late about part of North Carolina lying beyond nine Ridge in terms of the high eel praise, This is all right. It is u wonderful foil lug promises. It la bard to what will become When as sweet as to W, enjoying his scare, and will are voice to a nicety . long ago the young man . n .-. .- ,. . later whether we'll slay at home on wanted, without delay, an amount election Mr. George a Well to-do a good tanner, from below Salisbury, WM in town yes- laboring under the delusion that he was the richest man in the world. a barber one dollars to shave him. threw mosey right left iii the streets, and teal telegram after telegram to Morgan, George Van and other in New- York telling them to buy up all the for wag in New York telegraphed him that the Southern bran for him, and that now he was sole own which he believes. Klutz cashed sonic sis hundred dollars worth of the pay checks and afterwards lost them. An effort will lie made to have him placed in the State at to Raleigh of money, and he knew the father would a request for the same with cold Wait- till he knew his father WOUld be away he went to a ti-b lie i. i I nil I hi i ; be I i . for I . a Hook. In e . ; , . null . . ts In . . n . I, . Cell. I I V-. , -i II i . nil III V, Ml for you iii lo . lien sun ll, i I, pi Jug In I III I In ii ll . i,. it . is.- ;. i r if nil I . . ; r-. lb. sun In his Mi liters real OLD DOMINION LINE phone call-room rung up the almost possibilities an calling for the cashier. The j dot-eloped, But an an- cashier was forthcoming, and when ; young lets bis he was at the other end the young i outran and man Imitated his sire's compare Hie people of ion say, Blank, if that j to those of the Bast in the great of mine comes and of the latter, lie- asks for don't give ll to him. re read an article along this Only give him , line in which the writer claimed The cashier promised be j all the intellectual strength of would fulfill the demands. Not -i ., d the rugged longer a he sun ca ed III tie . , . , ,, , , ,,. mountain aides. Of course is and demanded C-l. He was . ,.,,, all and would lie amusing refused by the conscientious cash and, apparently In anger, the young man contented himself with the Clo. When he old reached the there was a scene. people are complain very bitterly at the high taxes shows lived by the last The circus if were so harmful. To be sine Vance saw the light among I be green hills of but Nathaniel a stronger and ; man, born where is as as a bread tray and where there is no trace of The truth is, for every genius from the mountains her equally as did an lie found the of tin- Kant, where the ocean out its ruling to gel rid o part of I h ii . ,. , , , song. of the say will n , . . V. ., . , . I one family, am v come into the slate again.,. , ,,,,, ,. ,,., J tax is reduced. The Wallace pen j lo la- turning up our noses at each pie are paying their full lax other. Let cultivate the spirit where, but will he of broth- possible them to visit again , , , ,. to DO making until w In I odious on their buss and especially In become to the that is I the comity tout; the United Stales or better than the other. It enough to know SERVICE Si camel's leave on Mondays, Wednesdays and days ii A. M. for Greenville water permitting, ruing leave at ft A. M., A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Soiling hours subject lo change de- pending stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old S. Co. from Now York; Clyde Line from Line from and Line from Boston. N. SOS, Aft. Washington, N. O. J. Aft., Greenville. N. PATENTS NO ADVICE S TO in Book i. E. . Lair, D C. FREE Pay. to Keep Cotton Clean. It is a mistaken idea that sonic farmers have that it docs not pay- to keep their cotton clean. Mr. Jere Brown, one of our good far- who bus always careful to the cotton as free from dirt and trash as possible, had in Norfolk two or ago sold above the market price. Messrs. Rountree and Company, who sold it wrote that it brought est price have heard of any col ton selling for up to the present and the city 137.-News and Observer. J. IN- A LINE in Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now in- found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. Brown. COMB TO J. It. Notice to Creditors. Clerk of Court mi lo inc. the on the lit of n Um- Ur of it In it to ill lo the t make t the and to nil of Mill to claims. to of this will ill I'M Aug. CANNON, in . oil tic T Land Sale. Ry tin in in Till O On l I I. , K-ll for -n the town i n Mir, to the l. fl of lo will tin- R I-. North n. . Jim Brown, K hi Cox N . I S-. i i mi.-i In Hired, n Um No i i. wit mi U- i v I d. Sale of make Assets B of la in Court, l. A v. Wayne, Cos the will on Monday, Um and Conn door la to Kile lo the Udder following lo one tract or of land. In Swift Creek as n n Make, Corner, North to tin- en- then the canal a thence i-i to a Baal to tin thence line thence with the line a stake, I. A. corner, thence North to the thence a with the road to P. A. other corner, with Wayne's line to the weal t n stake near a thence with Argent Smith's line Hymning containing more or ii. skinned, n R at re hi Hom Never spill when turned over. NORTH Comity. Know all turn by That we, O. Penn and 0- W. Dudley, trading under the firm at Danville, Va., together with J. Henderson, N. C. trailing at N. C, under the firm name of J. P. Taylor A Co., and II. of Greenville, N. C. lo form n under by virtue of he of North Carolina, Vol II. Code of I The name shall II. P. It is fr the hi tobacco Commission in the town X J. W. A Penn. at Va., are racial and G Dudley and J P. Taylor, J. P. Taylor A Co., at n, N. are Said A to the of mM the mini of Said J P. Co., to the capital of said the of Five Dollar. The limited shall begin Sept 2nd, continue for the space f three no t. J, P. A Free Trip to Paris NORTH CAROLINA. Pitt County, In Court J. partners, C. Notice of ft Son against Warrant The Flour and Feed Company. The defendant. The Flour and Feed will take notice that a sum- in the entitled action was -11. mi ii, by the clerk of the Superior court of Pitt which the Sheriff of win county with the en- l In my The purpose of Mid a by the Is recover of the Flour and Feed sum of and which is due them by a breath of contract in the sale fa lot of Hour. The said and Feed will take notice that a was hr the clerk of court the mill gird day of September, said j Feed company, which, together with MM summons, ii before the court of Pitt Monday after the first Monday of to wit. on the 4th day of And Flour Feed arc to appear at term and answer or demur lo the complaint, which will be in the office of the Superior Court clerk of said county within the first three days of Midterm, let the defend- ant luxe that If they fail to answer r-11 I complaint within the required plaintiff will apply lo for the relief demanded. This the day of D. C. Blow, clerk superior court. Attorneys far tOo Win. Stand cents. JOB Give us a call. F Actor Job Printing A- Visiting St Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A WEEK Is only a year and con the news every week, and gives information to th grow- tobacco, that, is worth many times more than the subscription price. PATENT or am Mil. for A. No A BAKER HART IN- Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES BUILDING HARDWARE A SPECIALTY THE LARGEST ,, . in the history of the Greenville Tobacco Market ii was made at the 1ST. THE WAREHOUSE me Your next Load. OLA FORBES Sole Owner and Proprietor NOTES FROM THE It in again Otis win bone before minus nest spends Lin in a he expect to own row in life. A u Ohio lieu on a if variety were more get along w h fewer legs. Senator Hanna's limit English govern- ii good as seems lo many as rather a foolish to be at this time by one so President. Mr. Han the idea that republic is batter j is very absurd. arc a few Americans who will not agree him. When that is good to without his be did not anticipate that only 3.1 later the Republican party would try to prove that he didn't know what be was is not likely to the If he has any political aspirations he is keeping them to himself. If determines to go into politics he will go in as he went into the harbor of Manila. He will just slip in bis are expecting him, and take possession before break i-vi-n nation- character of the re option at Washington to admiral Dewy could entrain the President and Secretary try big to use occasion to link the Admiral's fame with their policy since bis victory. It would probably have to expect anything else from Secretary Long, but President have aspirations for that once. Shrewd observers who have watched the course of events in the Ohio campaign, say that no one need be surprised if be an apparent breach j between Senator Hannah President before the state election. saying that British gov- is as good as especially by characterizing all talk of Admiral Dewy for -President as Senator has put the president in an pleasant position at this time. If the President should go through the motions of turning Senator it might placate the large clement in party that is disgusted with his while friends would the real meaning of the I rick. Treasury Balance Sheet. Washington, Oct. The issued today shows a de- crease for the month of of t. The I state- for three mouths ending Sat- shows that the receipts ., . , . from inn pounds to the government have exceeded ex ,,, . . ,, i at all. For What the Largest ton in i in- South Done for The Plant was organized by T. W. says the is owned by Messrs. Pratt ft Coons, and Is the largest in the South. plant stalled in operation in fall of ginning baling the first year bales. Of the crop of 1898 ginned about bubs. The proprietors ex- to gin and bale bales of the present crop. The result of this system In their ad- vantages to the Burner the shipper. This plant has reduced the cost of baling from 19.50 to a bale. The farmer drive-, his load of, cotton lo the gin, and can it on his wagon and rest ten minutes, during which time his wagon is unloaded by machinery, his cotton ginned, baled, sampled and mark ed sod delivered into his wagon, together with the seed if he prefers, Of prefers, he can lake a age ticket for cotton and seed and be bothered no more with his product. But these arc not all the. advantages. drive lo this gin and sell his cotton, in He Was tine of our from country, an old gentleman seldom to was here tile for Hie first lime saw a street -sprinkler at work. His first vies of it as when it was owing towards Its pa- shape and make -up was new to him and he kepi an it. As it passed lie followed of course lbs i water spurting out. he yelled out, man there, you're losing all your water, I lie thing's The driver smiled drove dratted fool, If you gut enough sense to stop when a man tells yes, blame you you can go slid old gentleman as the .-. . . in., iii it iii lift t n. large receipts from customs small farmer, this system is the war revenue sources arc He handles his cotton . crop this as he principal sources of the excess. The statement takes into account largo payments of interest on four of Receipts from all sources during the three months, expenditures, docs his corn crop, selling large or small as ho wishes money or has time to A free to Paris it- U per -Ii -M I MS, Wisdom. Men me critics of ; therefore, it is well to be on guard. No who has supped experience over a man lo feel quite sure of her affection less she be bis sister or Though men laugh uproariously when the up-to-date girl tells a story not lit for her mother's ears she loses forever. When a girl has a brother who bus the phrase she i ail have no conn- a quandary to pro- of each other will keep more people out of Ho- than honeyed galore. write too many to fuel, those upon he fringe foolish. words twice ; tilt Fatal Age. I of the records the States shows that more people die at the age of thirty-seven than other. Likewise at that overtake people than any other. what is line of this is also true if other countries. i is lull of examples in point. i M the age of thirty seven a I great sorrow Aristotle, ; death of Plato, his lend and I teacher, with whom be bud studied I for nearly twenty hi- nor- upon I bis future life and to may beat- i sad hi- later writings. At the age of thirty seven Lord um died in As Lord aye he was us u man than us i writer and his loss in the world Has n great blow to of Italian mi. died ill lb- fell sick ii his cold and died inn; Hood bin, world lost of its grant artists, in music, like mi poetry, Bug lost her greatest composer I ho age of seven. Pun-ell, the distinguished musician Britain produced, died w n few niter attaining bin v vi The in be Has held placed par with Milton epic poetry, with Shakespeare on Sir Isaac in nil Ai of seven, -I l-i.-i .-1 .-I i Henry of i The rapid growth of fads, ism tee in of hi. life and heresies in the Stale is I-. died thirty seven rapid progress of Mormon- illustrations The Carolina confer- i bi -r me-in i,. illustrate the of the Mormon church will be fatality of age among Where death failed oft- en befell. So the age of thirty-seven may Is- regarded as the fatal age of ail those after a man pusses hi- ma- State Onto, It. Li . -.- i oath he i- partner of of i do- business In the of Toledo, and State and that said Drill will pay sum of in for mil and iii-d In Hall's I i ll line. INK i III . Sworn me and Iii Ibis 8th of A. If. i i Public, Hull's I aim I lire i- III and acts directly mi blood um.-oils of system. J. t Toledo, o. Sold by Pills are the Son I of Mi for . of I lie i c that an income I is ill soon i e nailed for Hi.- roiled States, then Republicans will idea OS ll. October old, a press special says. lien. K. Rich. of Chattanooga, president of the southern Suites Mission, will side, fifty elders will attend and lay men. There arc ; in conference. They re- port I hat the converts or year is i New s. Death of X. Del. .-ll Bobbins, brother of Mis. Perry died suddenly at the House tonight. years obi and had resided in I be last five years, For several v. ins he an lid through spinal injury. CAKE Ii ii hi i ills and . ., , I I . I III ion I,. m I v ii., r, I. Fit-null. I. I. Moor. AYCOCK, At LAW, Greenville, X. c. ,. In urn, f. rain Civil Engineer ill Surveyor. .- i AND WATER POWER. Mills It. Kure N. C AM AT-LAW. N. C. Dr. D, l., ills, X. ; i mice over J.