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EASTERN REFLECTOR C. D. J. Ed. Owner II IN Entered t the Pout Office at Greenville, N. as Mail Matter. FALL WINTER WEATHER IS A GOOD, SOLID, Th When the cotton market is steady rise or fall it is a great temptation to make a little in futures. Hut as a rule the thing regard to is Many, to wall by M who would have Made at I good living potting their Dealing in futures is not by the most ii la, to say the of it. questionable from moral stand- Almost even newspaper account of some poor low who has gone to the bad cause he gambled in futures. foil lines are made b futures, but the m who pins his faith to a shop almost invariably comes out loser. If the dealer futures is successful for a while he does not bow to lei well enough alone, but he keep and on until the scales turn again-t him and the history of gamblers in futures is that they pursue their bail luck to the penniless end. be allured by the t ions of quick money by dealing In fill urea. You may think you are, to use an expression of the bucket shop, the ground but sonic line morning you will wake up and that while HI the ground floor there was a in fond have gone to where the woodbine and the for its first Enquirer. SHOE I t . In Um i i I OM mail i -W. n Sir. H . t MM la v a for Ow . mat in is bow I t- r. wry ; v. Am tor . t mt th ft I lie M arc exasperating heat -f America; Is bill lo death one of coM- of r lama to Um room of of Hi- Tb i no mm-Ii bi I road. kw HI . ., I . THAT CAN V DB BELIED UPON. MEN AND BOYS . Ii i i v . I . . for it. . i DO ; T .-. ind i j I KM i us fr, i l filled v and it a y j I. i n- it nu Hi I I In i To a h I I -i i . i ,. ii ;. and now It i ire . no E ill-- n ii- re fol I k . -i. U i i like. . i i it i; FREE ID Add; ii i. IN CALF. RUSSIA BOX CALF AND III KID ABE HONEST SHOES, GUARANTEED TO SATISFACTION IN TO EVERY WE THEM IN THE LEADING STYLE AND AND DURABILITY ARE PURCHASED WITH PAIR. COME is WHEN IN HONEST SHOE. FRIEND, J. B. CHERRY CO. mi. Mr. I n. i -.-v. r a I It. PATENT invent or improve; gel CAVEAT TRADEMARK. COPYRIGHT or DESIGN Head model. for free on advice. BOOK ON PATENTS Washington, Southern r-Railway. SOUTH. all . Texas California, Florida, Cuba and Rico. . i on nil and Lo- Sleep- inf Cars all Trains; Fast i-Ti k-t Agent in or It. T. A. X. r. R, P. A., Asheville. X. to answer W. A, Turk tO, Book Store The Standard Bottles FOR lo-i on Never spill when turned over. A Idol spoils the hero. Ii spoiled Ii has Anybody is liberty lo worship be as mill Ii as lie or she lull as fur us. our opinion has fallen below zero. For months past a committee at Washington has been the hat. Hark, hark, the dogs bark. are Doming to town. Si Hue in rugs, some tags, some in velvet gowns. is feeling its effects and more hopeful and HID TAP V ,. . , , ,, ,. , The increase in the I T Ii I . Man i i . Package. feel their has nut been The beggars have been aiming to town, time the . i clad altogether. I have begging fur a Int in for the hero of to spend his last days in. Yesterday Admiral Dewey went before said he only would accept this house in Washington, but be Wanted it and he wanted it in a place, and he Wanted enough left after it was, paid for to fir the bedsteads, the bed-ticks the bureaus and chairs would be necessary to make it Now the admiral la drawing annual salary, has bean wages all bis life, tor SO had to support but Dewey, his son, we presume. being able to take care He will soon receive limn for sinking the Spanish Ami yet he grubs at this girl of which has been begged for him. like a dog ii a thrown to him. Be says if it was a gift the rich people alone he wouldn't take it, but there are the list of he considers it a from the people of the Union, and will accept it. Well the names of the that have bean published are those of the t and e fellows and the rest of the million airs. A great part of the money mines from and the admiral ought ashamed to take it. For our part, H Made Hampton, of Mouth Carolina, mid these u veterans of the Cause recently, after their houses had been burned down, re- fused to accept new buildings of by their old comrades and Observer. Tile foil r fr mi Sir. J. of , i- Is Inter attitude lo the American Cotton Com- bale of a who is a cotton farmer as well as a square bale Dear A few I no a bill introduced in the Leg- i proposing to tax your com- per cent, of its gross re- i I presume the bill i- in , . , . Among to proper or drive you nut of stale. and . ,. control a c . cotton inn smaller package than the present compress- es. Von are In Held now offer- price of cotton is a great ii u ii . and to a of people who need all they can Increase is hum per aver the price f nation at ibis prayer Wednesdays at greater. Our have waited M., Fridays at in A. long and suffered patiently. years I hey have raising cot- l in selling it at a prim that paid expenses. at last Can sell at a and S. M. Schultz, . Is-.- Prepared buckwheat, fancy Pones side hams, sugar, tobacco, cigars, cheroots, butter, mountain butter, full cream cheese, cotton- seed meal and hulls, cotton at per bushel. j bur of ought to insist on civility as pail of their duty. A clerk might to expected nut to sell but to ha civil -school a. in. list BAGS SALT. CHAIRS, AT BOCK Come to sec M. Bar. I. A. every day, morning and evening. Pray- evening. Kev. M. hone to save the cot ton growers doing it poll tenet j 11.00 per bale reason of com- . so mere- pressing the cotton gin of life may be i but character saving of and ties, ,, , sweeter and sounder. etc. We are much behind the civil- doubt ii i- the intention of nations of the world in to protect Indeed, there is em from your is even unpleasant than the incivility of Ibis country. Between the two the latter is preferable. A-a however. I hope Bill it is not necessary to you will not be I want to lie civil. The m. D. superintendent. every Sun- day, morning and evening, evening. X. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. in. W F. Harding, Sunday, J. Morton, pastor. Sunday p. in. J. It. Moore hi- not regular service.-. from your and as a man I them to do It. to continue to my than is wide indeed, we of all people have no fear that at about 1.00 per bale more ban . , . one we shall lie in If put up In danger of falling Into the other. truly. But certainly we do need to i J. vale the It is a quality based we are larking. We do not have proper respect generally. We evil of dig- We limit authority, I here has bean building We swagger and push as we done forth during the continually, six months than of t. every Friday evening. I . L. Fleming, Carr, j And this is a One who la sure of himself is not previous six months of her history . , . , sell Ill . I . II the state, during the six have hardly been able lo enough material mechanic-- lo do their work, M great has demand for both labor and material. Old nun's Occupation. queer said the old man, when you come to think over. You know I doubt if there ever a period in Jim for a State's history when a mechanic g.-l work or MM with his wages. And not only skilled mechanics work, but all kinds of, workmen plenty of work fell wages. This I is easily proved h a lo I any town in the Stale. while the above is In I he the rural not heretofore been so blessed, keeps me a from but lent the farm-dark Constitution. Dick now. what do you I in a of Well, sir, you not I. Perfect Health. the system in perfect the occasional use of Tint's Liver Pills. They reg- the produce A Vigorous Body. l-or Lil- it, but I'm constipation and kin- ill Tom Dick, diseases, cure daylight to Liver PILLS LODGES A. P. a A. II, Greenville Lodge. So. Mi, meets first and third Monday evening. B. W. K. J. M. Bed . I. O. O. Lodge, every evening. D. D. X. G. Sec. K. of River Lodge. K. Of B. B. Vance Council, meets even Thursday even- W. Wilson, K, M. B. Lang, sec. O. U. A. M. Meets every Wednesday night at In I. o. O. F. hall. A. D. Johnson, A. O. Council, Ii, meets every lira and third Thursday nights Odd Fellows Hall. I, Gardner Worthy Smith, See. I. O. Conclave So. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hull. W. II. Wilson D. Smith Bee. IX------ OF Also u nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found in the brick store formerly by J. W. to It. COBBY. OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water permitting;, leave at B A. It., Greenville II A. M. on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject de- pending on stage of water. fount cling at with for York ton, for all for the West with Shippers order by Old Dominion S. S. Co. from York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from Men and Line from Boston. JNO. X. Washington, N. CI, J. J. Art., S. i a sir CK Stand Sc JOB Give us a call. M him A- Visiting Card TO A Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A WEES is only a year and con news every week, and gives information to those grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. ah- BAKER HART ix- Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES A SPECIALTY The FOB SI EASTERN iV I. I. f PITT COUNTY N t, mid . . FRI THAT IS THE OF . PLANT It always leads in prices no other house in reach. We no drummers in the field, we have no warehouse rents to pay, therefore we do int to cut prices on your tobacco to save these expenses. There is a way prove this. OLA FORBES Sole Owner and Proprietor THE F L E R; -W JR E mi u-. In-in i I The t v. it;, the people Senator Jones, returned to In his arrival he i. i ii . the political mill that in Kt-u- Involved, la not and ho dent will win. who in j ton week, he never of any-1 thing hi Hutu Hint will be of Ky. tan that all tho in know that the party i- to can only Hi position which was taken tee how BUM can believe in the at the for the of a people who are lighting for free- don. The war in the Philippine I wrong iii principle will I prove its Silver will not by I the oilier issues before the public, i II Um as ever, the in its favor have none of their force imply there lie con- limn he has I from has been decidedly favorable to Senator will go to Arkansas in a to until meets. Stale, gave this plain talk for tho of I ho kickers in the duly everywhere to by the of the not to in- in national lights. which the an- far more Important than any squabbles the local pol- mid the defeat of street operator always know that when a republican ail-j ministration is in power they can count ii p. i assistance whenever I their manipulations Create a in the money market, foil- j they never hesitate to create a if I hereby they movements the week comparative though the men have boon through ii they are likely to Although Oils tried to carry out the orders, which were expected to claim the war will soon are being mil circles about his having been too In trying to move troops with supply before the were ml to spare of the War Department, there is u general disposition to object to his being nude a because of hits in front natural orders which d have i for report that be done some ad- ministration cm in Ohio. bearers in this campaign will can It is the old have ft harmful in stop- ping the furtherance of national is I In- pi op of headquarters of the from Chicago to Wash- Senator said it was a matter that would Is- left largely to the judgment of Vice Chairman Johnson, who has had charge of old story and was surprised at the made this week, that the V. B. Treasury once more lent its aid to the money sharpers of Wall by deciding to anticipate the payment in- intern upon tho lie debt for the of the fiscal year ending The plans of the for some; in the Philippines have not been months. the general outlook entirely successful, because the Senator Jones the is the heal We have the best of it condition of the mads, which have fully sot forth Ike of the press censorship, on all the bane. We are opposed military The Dewey fright of the Me- is fast an acute stage. no longer ft secret Senator is the Presidential next year, a statement made that no III in has ever yet refused lo accept the is of bis belief that he can count upon Dew accept nice, if that he can be nominated. Said a altitude be highly enjoyable to Tom Heed, whom he betrayed in Asa reward Air betraying at tine when nomination was doubt, Proctor has been cu disposition of more patron- age any one man, excepting of has had; and now he is hosing his s p -i . ion is I lolled, and if i i ii --.-i only carry i Hi I n ill all tho iii booming for Ii republic year. of overwhelm Ohio, give Mr. n i degree of cert that will be in i-c I, ill this lime, know Senator plans says he has no Intention of mil i- a candidate unless he is certain l hat ho can nominated, be is only in. piling things no that be supplant Mr. Me- If think- it ii do Ml. c Hill, who an ii House ; i j. . . of the c i n in h baa be p The democrats hive the heal chance they have hid in yens . en i J this ion n-k state, the full .-i length of the I many Voles while tho ill keep of them from the polls, Tho Me Loan forces arc thoroughly United, and iii the greatest ever am going book In a days lo again hand reap i the Wont I. It i called on him to i of a the League, contributions from workers to inn. h . . . for him was the and his lie by the of yaw which the resolution brings to in, .- bi English Is null; well id hit in in till- . I with Trans . -rely we mill ii . to feel Unit ought i i a-k you to def r the wants and fa cold winter now com n i I, I have passed, its . I the households the army of industrial workers have I,. , , , . Premier Ii ire . any i. ,, . . , , ., lie II rather in . ions . W . t he . M ell i II III s. j . . i I i . . . he i . i. . lo yon. the miller Is loft t . . en- the n c of the i. Hue is , . elect of .; . ,. ii i now iii says light him is poll I i lie to stand up after ill p of I fill lire when C ii Hi-i-. no a tr on Its j for his rights all tho Hi rough, lie i,. in- I as not as a Moral prom ; ; lit in .-i. Mormon, were lump v would , . . , ,. . , up us .,,.,.;. , ,,, among iii-i-. He denies ho those of Irish and to avoid a Issued for the at in also be has ever entertain ii., . , . w ill -cut the law. from neutrality by I He in . that he Ibis government. will serve his full term the i -I ;.,. to lie one i ii J. I makes oath retention of hi seal In . r branch There h no limit lo I It rial i . H i arc V iii . ii ; i -1. limit lo the imp n Some are born luck. R. Ii. Denning, who sailed from Hon- a valise winch contained worth of notes and Shortly after his arrival at Sun I i-a open red and he it A few days ago he re notice the was on the mail wharf among uncalled for packages. It been shipped back to Honolulu by mistake as part of the effects of the the vessel. It isn't often a valise containing such ables makes two trips and through so many hands without being by some i. pros pert or. r Cures w, Night Sweats Mon- es- back if doesn't. No oilier as cowl, lift kind with tin- Hold and M nil. II J. I. I. N. O. n the . Prank . do- In . h . . e. lit the of role lo. i State an d, I hit rm will n .-um of III r, m i. ; very i of Catarrh . the . . in ii anon Catarrh Cure. J, . ,. i . . . . . I. i I. ll i i. It n i,. me claim this of He amber, P., tor the a I credit, as II i-now doing, for the by Canada of t r. ii. line and i, which was sometime ago agreed upon of the r. B. England, ii is well known Unit the a I A. . Nolan Public. iii, i-1 in . and is on the and of J. Toledo, O. Sold Hall's Family Pills me the ls-t. P. PRICE Engineer and Hi- unit FOR AND WATER POWER. Mills It. N. c. n. o 1.1,1 AM AT LAW, N. C. Dr. n. . ii. lie. X . O, ail Fleming

m mi j r- EASTERN X. t. OVER THE D. J. Ed. Owner Entered t the Post at Greenville. N. as ClaM Matter. W, MM. During a Davie count v B. was converted. He the of a government after his version he wen. to his tore the stills from the furnace and destroyed what beet and there was the tubs. What whiskey was hand was in the government warehouse, and he had no right to trouble with- out stamping it. He will have to account to the government for beer at though he had converted it into whiskey and this will cost him about The Pucker. Little o year old ran Hy- down the front steps with cry of Her father had but he stopped and waited. What is it. he asked. I want to kiss yon she said. Well, I'm waiting for the he said. A heavy fell on in shops, . l ii.-skull. Freight and cattle collided on Valley near and several OBIS won x reeked. A ten -still steel frame hotel is to 1-e built in of Mexico. the last three men and women were arrested In trolley ear at Dallas, with excursion train, twenty people three fatally. The crop is said to the shortest While carelessly handling gun. Joe Gulden, of Carbondale, Pa., his fuller in the serious- wounding him. Four highwaymen knock down at the Buck colliery. Northumberland Ph., and took his money. While shaving at New York II. I a broker, de- cut his throat and AND BUSINESS NOTES. If y. liver i out at order, ranting bum, nine gun of Hood's Pills School Principal Hawkins a tried at L. I., for spanking P. Kraft, pupil, and acquitted. The Presbytery of Norfolk, Va., will importune As- to she replied, to deal with the divorce according to Scriptural Jacob of Wit- Stone Company, was kill- ed at Columbus, . n stone falling on him from a derrick. with trembling lip and quivering chin, as soon as I can make the A Law That is a Dead Letter. is one law the State that is practically a dead Wilmington and said rapt. Bradley, of the Supreme company and the South Court Library yesterday. Express jointly, section of The which offered a reward of for provides that every person which will lead to the weights, measures, balances, steel-1 ;,,,. Id Ion party yards, etc , take them to parties responsible foil lie burn standard keeper of the once robbing of the mil rand a the every two to have them test. ed and Stamped. The section poses a line of Wt for failure to comply with the law, go to the standard keeper to the county, but no body ever be lined. If the were sudden- rigidly the keeper would become a in short H is a law News Ob- server. depot at N. morning i A Windfall Oat. large Carrie A. cola, bound for Conn., sprung a leak, shifted her cargo, cut away bet mast was abandoned -luring gale. Inc British i . Rhodesia, on TO miles soul beast of Cape Fear. The vessel drifted She was sighted, boarded and anchored yesterday, three miles off Brown's inlet, by crew, who were seine the beach. Only part load was gone and cabin burned. Otherwise the cargo and hull of the are good. They have wired for a tog and tow her into the harbor. The is a valuable one, the fishing season being the poorest years. crew are all poor men and it is quite a windfall to them. flu- war with the will probably be the Great Britain has fought since the Charlotte Observer. The turd Burghers of the Orange Free State and will doubtless east their fortunes those of the swelling the grand army of the Boers to perhaps men, all told. Before the war la ended England will probably have land- ed I Coats in South Africa. The war will be more like real lighting than the contest in Cuba between the States and Spain, and it Oct. L. X. Edwards has a very sick child. J. A. Manning moved his family the Busier house Monday. The brick kiln, which is fire this week, to be burning very nicely. People here arc getting in a great for using heaters of open fireplaces. If you are experienced work- any part of the carriage business, there is a chance for you with the Hunsucker Carriage Co. which which will begin work here boot Dee. 1st. Mr. Hath Edwards was very glad to have an friend, Mr. merchant in Point, call in awhile yesterday evening. He was just passing through Land in and around Instead of being owned by a laud the highest possible price for It, can be pro eared on very reasonable terms at time. STRIKE. If anything strikes you. you strike that. There is a chance for you to strike something Strikes yon at B. F. Manning A Cos in the way of Furniture. Clothing, or General Merchandise. And the price will strike yon too. i. W. Parker is getting so he care whether he talks fence or not. He says that he is selling more fence than he can anyway. Think he will have to increase his capacity. Want the way of general shop work you can get from us. While as you know we make specialty of Carts, Wagons. Coffins, Saddles . yet perhaps j we ran compete With others on more kinds of Work than you thought. Try us. Cox Mm Co. minus, and your be En will ready r S of work. been experience it will he HOOP'S PILLS re sold by ail medicine dealers. who killed State Senator Flanagan affray at court house, Va., some has recently trial for under the charge of murder, was acquit- TO TIE RIGHT Ml LEFT CAN GO TWO STORES TO HANDLE THE TRADE. New by every train boat. We can suit you in KB HATS, NOTIONS, CENTS w. H. W. T. m i m We have just opened in the nix building with an entirely new and complete stock of------- We Carry rest Chills sod is Night with Tat- Issi Chill Took at per bottle to take. if it falls, the blood and makes None other as good, Drug Co., Suffolk, Va and sod at the drug stores of Bryan Woolen and call will FIVE POINTS. Pry Hoods, 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 Tax As by law. sec. M. Machinery Act. laws of MM, I will attend at lbs mi. lowing times sail places for of lax. rear Store, I'd, H Parker's Thursday. so tow. Oct. H 1899. Bethel, 1899. Friday. 1899. Stokes, Oct. t 1899, Falkland. Saturday. Taxes be paid. Hast pay tam and n ti. H, Sheriff Pitt County. N. C, Oct. 7th, Season In a Row The following table shows the tending of the clubs at the close of the Clubs. Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Won. Lost. P. C. NORTH Knew nil men by these That Pan and O- W. Dudley, trading under the firm Peon, Va., together with P. Taylor, of Henderson. N. C, Henderson. H. C. under the firm Of i Co., and II. P. of N. C. desire to form a partnership, under and by virtue of , laws of North Chapter II. Vol. II, Code of 1888, l The name r. J It for purpose of in in the town of N. C. ti. Peon and W. as A Danville. Va., are special partners and J. O O. Dudley and . P. Taylor, trading as J. p. Taylor Co., at N. C, are special partners, Said Pans to the capital of said limited partner- ship sum of Thousand Dollars. Co. lo of said partnership the sum of Five Thousand Dollars. The limited partnership begin Sept. Sad, 1889, and continue for the spice three and no II. P. H. BUILDING UP A reputation for pure food products has always been our aim. and which we have succeeded in by keeping oar goods up to the highest standard of excellence. Our high grade canned goods choice teas and fine cereals, Hour and sugars are the best lobe anywhere, and Our prices areas low us the lowest. J. S. THE BUST THAT IS OFFERED, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. an now the new Bawls stores prepared to 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 lust some line California Peaches. HAY, OATS, CORN, COT- TON SEED HULLS AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will be found as low as a good article can be sold at. Yon are cordially in- to Highest prices paid for all kind of country produce. I WHITE FLEMING. N. O Alter two years Premiums IN TUE U i Id will perhaps be more prolonged, I Chicago, though ii rill, nevertheless, be Louisville, must he j New York. hereafter, because of the swiftness in destruction of modern of arc, however, then the will be obliterated from the map a high tide of blood. mi in ST S-l SI lid mi U Beef, Cattle, f nave Bl Hides, Poultry, f If an, brine to me, I cash at market prices. E. M. W. IS GREENVILLE S. K. Bagging and always on . goods kepi on hand. Country produce sold. A trial w ill convince you. D. W. of Newark, N. J. Your Policy J. Has Cash Value, Loan Value. Paid-up Extended works automatically, Will be re instated within three years after lapse if you are good health. Alter Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- ginning of the second of each succeeding year, provided the for the current year be paid They may be used To reduce Premiums, or J. To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. J, L. N. Dry Salt Bath. A dry salt lath is said to turn- up the system and reno- the complexion as If magic. never In do Hie so much said who has tried it. get feeling of fatigue which oppresses every summer. My physician ad vised me to avoid tonics to try dry salt baths Instead. a large jar with the coarsest salt I gel, and add enough water to Ibis to make a sort of thick paste but not enough to dissolve the mineral. morning when I get up I take up in rub it briskly Next I jump Into a tub of clear, cold water, and a thorough but dousing. This being I take a brisk down with a Turkish towel. effect is It gives one a sense of exhilaration. Hut the best part of the dry salt is not the feeling of freshness renewed life that it imparts, but the soft, satiny texture of tin William the Bun, broke world's tor machine type selling in a contest for a wager of a side with William Dully of Philadelphia Inquirer. The contest was held In the Phil- Times set ill live thirty minutes, or an average of Hill an hour. Dully set in live hours twenty- three minutes. The previous record was ems an hour, Louis Post-Dispatch office ago. A printer setting type by hand can average eight thousand a day is considered a fair printer. New Record. Philadelphia, II. stuck a horseshoe over bis barn door for luck. Light-1 Ding horseshoe and set j lire lo burn. Burned up the a o wheat fans, lot of farm the whole that belief in Not by a jugful Bays he's go-1 to have a horseshoe over both doors and all the windows when he builds another Gosh Hope he don't believe there's luck in yet He ought to. If I could gel insurance on an old burn a corn crop I'd believe in Their Thirteenth Quarrel They had been married fully three months, and were having their thirteenth being an unlucky You only married for my he said. didn't do anything of the she Well, you didn't lie- cause you loved know I heaven's name, then, what did you marry me to make that hateful Kate Scott were engaged to cry her eyes out because she had lo give you up to lie Why, I married j just because Kate Scott threw me Its an ill wind that doesn't blow when there's to lie a yacht race. COTTON MARKET. As wired to A Co., cot- ton and buyers. New York future quotations to- day are Opening. Close. January March May Opening. Close. H pot cotton in G NOTICE In order to be the better prepared to protect the interest of our customers friends among tobacco farmers of Eastern North Carolina in the sale of their tobacco we have recently made arrange- by which our Mr. Hughes will conduct a warehouse the Dan- market, Mr. will manage the Farmers on Greenville market. is the largest wholesale market in the world. Here arc the headquarters of the largest planters in the trade and to a large extent the price of our tobacco is established. After considering the matter in every light we have come to the In would be of value lo us and our patrons. We wish to say to all who have lo sell that Mr. will after interest in every way his purchases, mat- of course will get the undivided attention of Mr. Hughes at the Thus you see, with on equally interested to handle chases will be in better position to stand up to your tobacco buy it if necessary than Any Warehouse North Carolina. patrons for their favors and in the past we are Your Friends O. G. Hi-hue. To my Friends in Eastern North Carolina. It is with unfeigned regret that after careful and thoughtful consideration Mr. I have concluded that we could best serve our own and our customers interests by having a warehouse con- on the market I leave my many friends pleasant in Eastern North take charge or tao business at that end of the line. During nearly two years association with Mr. Joyner in the warehouse know him lo lie eminently to assume complete control of this business in ever Your tobacco in hands I assure you from my knowledge of his capacity and ability will be carefully looked after and your interests protected. G. B. ONE AFTER ANOTHER. And The Column Keeps Moving. FLANAGAN.-HOOKER. Magnificent Beautiful L E ON. Suits as low as Overcoats as low as SHOES as low as II. in Scotland Neck. men Mi- Latham left morning to attend the The at n II. L. tea I friends of Mr. it id M evening a- a hi beer front Raleigh where he bad ti j com from fair. I. V. alien left this ., i exhibit Riverside S of the William- passed through bis . iv in Hail, on traveling auditor of the Western Telegraph Company, last hen and left morning. ii I-1- ., being . i M. -The it . I nine till eleven beautifully decorated, well n id , ; home was alive hat . youth and I ind I. men and women, and friends of the popular the eave of nailed life, i f life of those young shall prove to he one half us their friends wish, Is one long glad song. While t. The It lit. W AM . and th. ;, I H TO I . . and AN IT I I . i i it In If ii mile York. Get. . SEE I AND OH POOR. dip AND -.- in.- line SEE PI II a; j I . Shamrock has th id . Till-. Mis. and two children, N. Ii. of Mount, are visiting their brother D. D. Over- ton, the White House. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there CROSS MARK on the this paper Is to remind you you . fill subscription and we yon to as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL up the gel ice And lei hat appear. Fleet fans would quite nice. For autumn's here doctor has ordered him to lake Nov. I suppose Wigwag will hi- words carry some When a woman to enjoy a good day's shopping, she is In- variably chagrined if the store- keepers have anything that she asks for. I to college freshman at breakfast the after the night will you have your Kali then h i; laughter, in the dining i m H-ore hands serving refresh- with womanly grace to the delight of all the guests. As evening god The editor Tim and best this morning for Raleigh to be to their homos to rest, present at organist ion He to , ,,,,, Press Association to- , morrow. He will also take a peep Memorial baptist morning witness eon- I lie glad event which .-. lop mast, ii . , . . -iv. In lie hi home. Th h at i- gone after the in at fair. 1889. I Fellows meet tonight and will have work in third degree. c. P. here and returned last night to had SO he The i. and October half gone. Raleigh fair this week. Wedding again. The museum fat man is usually a heavy swell. Mrs. and children returned last night from an extend ed to Oxford. one sees Bx-Gov. and Mrs. T. of for rooming to at- of prosperity I You lend the Slate Fair. think DO if had been THE STATE PAIR. . . I Raleigh, N. v., Fair op -I today, ever held. full Splendid. large. Several editors bore lo I tho W. II. Horn from Pill died The John M to complete I he in for the appearance of . , ,, . , ,, , his traction at the Opera House basso; skillfully Impressively i . , . ,,. ,,. ., for Hie the tubers, Stock is Complete sIN ALL prices that suit you. -met AND SEE THEM. This o'clock in i Memorial which Mrs. E. II. Tall left this morn- had been beautifully decorate lo visit relatives and Mends in green, composed of Plymouth. Mrs. T. E. Hooker, Mrs. B, Warren, and II. White Will Even the worm will turn wise the leaf. The tin horse gambler is not the one who blows himself. with today, when I saw one deaf mute trying to borrow a liver from The man who wails New York to see the yacht races will pro.- lie surprised when he gels bark to his own city to see the many i changes have taken place Maj. II. Harding month went to the rostrum. Sticks to his man who buys a porous plaster. A nuisance the fellow who borrows your tobacco. hie long absence. Previous For the Cur- Here is a list of th.- victories b American yachts races for the America's Aug. yacht America won from the cutler Aurora. Aug. the schooner Magic won from the English The man who works in a j m Miss Pearl Herring, of Snow Hill, arrived this Flanagan-Hooker wedding. W. Brown and spent here and returned to their homo last Miss Minnie Edwards, who has been visiting her uncle. . D. returned lo her homo Rock Mount this morning. hints. Move came up were follow, Mr, with Miss Join- up the left aisle. Mr. J. E. with Miss Ada Wooten up liter, the right, In front of the and, crossing over, look I r positions on opposite sides; then Mr, A. Gary with Miss Jarvis up the led aisle, and Mr. with Miss Blanche Flanagan up ii it John says be has. inure laugh lo the Inch than ever appeared hen- before. Pi. dancing, funny situations and real good comedies. old everything new, will prevail cents are twelve people PARING. PAIRING, You can't always tell price of a shoe by the of its Advice is one of the things that are more blessed to give than to Repair Shop. OP a KIND. taking their an inmate of the Raleigh, the point of death came Mr. with Miss jays the Raleigh of Herring up the left, Mr. the Wilmington Messenger. Forbes with Miss Pat Ho Skin- up the crossing over as . I the others; after these had taken Brown and his son, , . ., ., Jen morning for Up Fair. aisle Mr. T. M. Hooker up . . ,. the Miss Nannie Move. Mrs. W. lorn visit to relatives the and stopping the , . . I roan us those took their . and take a peep at the Raleigh of the groom, came upon the rostrum bearing a WAR II.-- a rhyme ilia, II,. ; . hen look Mn He mi- lo I I- I . . lit . II,. WE AGAIN Al ill OX ark ready to serve the public, we have added a better pared fob work. V MADE TO ORDER FUR Fair. smiling here from Greenville. Fair week. No Times-Visitor. Is for fee. Maude, dear, blackmailers do not always write on heavily bordered stationery. It's queer that the man who ha- takes a drop too much seldom takes a tumble to Hard luck stories seem innate with most of God's creatures. Even the wasp has a tail of woe. No woman should keep her band waiting, even though she may be worth her weight gold. There is a slight difference be- tween a storm that is due a note is due. The storm fails to connect sometimes. faces are I timed to- ward the State capital to take in the fair and other attractions round Raleigh this week. can't make a monkey of I bow to the handiwork of an all-wise B. King moved into his now quarters Saturday and you have to go to the corner for your mail. There was some little hitch Sat- about the draw to tho river bridge, but it was soon fixed and there is no trouble passing. is evidently the kind the cook uses conjunction with a can of kerosene when she wants to start up the kitchen fire. on which lay wedding hen entered ho groom Mr, Ed ward c. attended by Mr. Frank Wilson his best man while up the opposite aisle came bride Miss Rom Hooker mi f her sister, Mrs. II. I. there will lake a trip lo New .- . honor. As the took their places the wedding hymn closed, soft Miss Thomas Master Walter Wilson left this morning ,. for the Fair. They will accompanied by skillful . ,., . . . yearns his living when he urns , defeated the Maude, dear, are not responsible for the sea silly thing. On Oct. the Livonia defeated The Odor of camphor and proclaims the advent of was disabled. year's clothes. On Oct. and-M the H people didn't have to easily the Bag. bum the dealers would have j t go out of business. j Aug. II and tin. . .,. Madeleine won from the i;. and two sons. S rings schooner Countess of ., ,, Lee. left for X after a few days and the sloop Mischief won from the sloop Atalanta. Sept. II and l the sloop Puritan defeated the culler Sept. ii and the sloop Mayflower won from I h English cutter Galatea. Sept. and the sloop Volunteer defeated Eng- cutter Thistle. On Oct. the sloop Vigilant won from the Eng gutter Valkyrie In a narrow On Sept. the Defender easily Lord Valkyrie III., winning by Pis. On Sept. the Valkyrie III fouled the Defender shortly before the start. The English yacht de- the Defender by Be- cause of the foul the Defender pro tested and the protest was allowed. On Sept. the Valkyrie withdrew immediately after cross- the Hue the Defender sail- ed over the course alone. . i Choose pianos for your . tireless For is always Either upright, grand or Don't explode your reason Hush nit season. , is all Thomas Fill. i-t A SHOWER OP STARS, The Will Collide the Font HATS HATS then visit relatives and friends City. Mrs. Zeno Moore and mother Mis. left this for Soot land The former lo visit her parents and the latter re- turning to her home after pleas mil visit here. Postponed. have been to an- that the meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy has been from evening to some lime week on account of the of the touch of Mrs. J. L. Fleming bud prepared wedding party and the for tho solemn performed by the Rev. J. S. Booth as the stood beneath I large hearts Indicative their hearts are ever after this lo In-one. I the close the retired I from the church as Mrs. Fleming i rendered the wedding march and Immediately look the train for an extended bridal tour. They go with the best wishes of all us numerous display of cosily and large gathering of friends both ion and marriage attest. Daily Reflector is. Off for th Stats Fair. party left here Tuesday morning for Fair among them we And the Messrs. E. T. Savage, Richard Bawls, Chas. W. L. Forbes, B. F. Patrick, W. B. Greene, W. Atkins, Par- R. Williams. Astronomers tell us we are to have a tremendous shower of the lib of It i- occasion of the crossing of orbit by comet, which occurs every years. One astronomer more than the Ho says that tho comet will come In with the earth this visitation and, the earth will be destroyed In collision. however, are assured by a French should tho conic collide with earth, there would be lo I hi- earth but that the damage; would be entirely to the comet. However shower of stars will be expectantly awaited and there will probably be little sleep on the night of the and I I for fear the escapes us. OR OR VANIA BR and have you an up-to-date Hat. A Book of Interest to All Women Every w with feel- if Indescribable to the one event In her lire, com- which all others How prowl she will feel nestles on her i i n,., j she will with last night s when her nestles how the name of The Heeling Closed. The series of meetings at the Memorial Baptist closed Owing hi. on an lime the attend clouded .,,.,. was no very large bill was kept up from the begin Ding to close. Revivals are not lo lie estimated b the number of accessions but by enlarge of life and Christian activity. It is too early to be sure that, but we shall be unless we shall sec those evidences of I Reflector of the SO Unit it is tie to avoid feeling if which over her. Th. danger and attendant upon being a mother nun M that the the Every woman this, free a entitled fore Bully Is her ml- Co., Atlanta This book for all women, n Should to send for Ii Honor Roll of Greenville school for young for ending October Allen. Allen. Nan Ill-own. Lillian Gladys Fleming, Greene, Nina Nellie May Agnes Spain. Sugg. Leila hie hard, Ml Susie The following received over pat bill less than I Oil ma Fannie Fleming. Valeria Fleming, Maud Powell, Smith. Our stock of the Seal Brand Stiff Hats has just arrived and is a correct copy of the Dunlap style. Conic In and st you a hat before the rush Is over. Phone l C. S. FORBES. Is

EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. WHICHARD, Ed Owner at the root Matter. FALL AND WINTER WEATHER U a SERVICEABLE NOt She should not forget that if treats her boy as a gentleman she will do much toward Making a gentleman. She should not treat her lo perpetual avoiding and j faultfindings. flies Love her U to a noble manhood. She should never be so baa or. for time she n not listen If I., live be a man he will all too soon her. She should make the beat while she She should encourage outdoor exercise or sport, and she should not forget to train Mm with proper for his personal appearance, j She should never allow form Mb as coming table his shirt sleeves, his or teeth. carrying, soiled handkerchiefs him. She should try to break her boy's will, but thankful that he is manly enough to have a mind his own and devote himself to train- it to the noblest uses. She should not fail lo Instill la for all that is vulgar. Household. Southern Railway. THE STANDARD TUE------- SOUTH. Direct Line to all Points. WILMINGTON ti WELDON R. R AND AND ATLANTIC SOUTH CAROLINA. Tl. VT CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON. OUR Li REYNOLDS MEN AND DOTS Texas California, Florida, Cuba and Rico. CLASS on all through A Lo- .-. Palace Bleep- Cars on all Sight Trains; Fast ail I Apply to Ticket uh Time General Info ML--I Urn, or address, R. I . VERNON. T. P. A. Charlotte, V. R. DARBY, C. A., N. C. No to answer questions. V. A. Turk v. . I Washington, c. Si ii iS-j U t a a a AM PK TH P . II M j Monti W IV M SI HiM-kT Mount x r. it w I W II T 6-. II M V I . j M , The Reflector Book Store The Standard r m A M II -M II S at It . .- at II I'M A Newman, news Item conveys this startling Intelligence. of grasshoppers fell showers throughout a wide section in this of the State last The came down like hail, and many were awakened by the patter of them against the windowpanes and on the roofs. In many ground with grasshoppers, some of great size. The unwelcome tors soon spread over the farms, havoc with everything in the fields. They are thought to be of the Texas variety. from every town bet ween here and Weal a distance about fifty miles, say there was a rain of hoppers during the night. In many places the insects armed in resiliences, and made life for the housewives. It is supposed that they were blown eastward from Texas by the wind. Tn Judge heard the hoppers beating against the window, and he fir his pistol thinking burglars were trying to break the CM F CALF, BOX CALF AND KID ARE I EST KS G U A ANT E I ti E SATISFACTION N WEAR TO EVERY PURCHASER. WE THEM TI V S AND SHAPES-COMFORT ARE PURCHASED WITH EVERY PAIR COME TO SEE US WHEN IN OF A GOOD HONEST SHOE. FRIEND, A Free Trip Pans Md. 1875. Arrive Lt LT Ar Moot Lt Ar M kT HO It in, tn , p in. S i m leave pin. t JO pro Branch- I m. II in .-A. M in. Mum-ii u II m, i m with train No Carolina Central it Sun r upset tn Never spill when turned over CENTS. Stand Be cents. J. B. CHERRY CO. Fairly Accurate. -1 i-h go Into joint and tell his wife is waiting for him standing in of the the Ho I know If lo a- be this time the I rejoined the woman, wearing a collar, a pair of high-water pants, and a about large ton Cotton Mill th The price of is higher ii than in New York, the now raised in this State is manufactured here. This would have seemed hie a few years ago. when of was ship- to Norfolk and New York. where the price was always higher than it In this State. This is very and means great deal. In the greatly our who now have most at doors a better market can elsewhere. Than, at less expense and trouble and at a higher price they can now Bell their cotton to the factories here at home. It is now no longer it was formerly, for our to haul to some large town for shipment to the North, peeing heavy freight and several middle men to handle it They now haul it lo some cotton mill the neighborhood and sell it direct without any It la therefore to inter- of the planter age the building of nil ton mills all Slate, so M to have a home market and Mil initiate demand cotton. And of course very cotton null creates a demand and makes it market for nil other raised In the farmer. Chat ham High man ever calls twilight the except when he is j deeply in love When a woman saves street car fare day she rides twice the day. eye- on future pleasures we small Joys close at ham. As a- man has attained bis t is short j for using it. When a man bows wild oats tie does not have to worry tile will he Rec- Secret of Beauty is secret is the power to digest and a proper of f.-. . can never be when the liver docs not act it's part. Do you know this Tint's Liver Pills are an lute cure for tick headache, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, bilious- and kindred diseases. Liver Pills S. M. WHOLESALE .- Prepared fancy Ponce molasses, side meat, hams, should- coffee, sugar, tobacco, cheroots. butter, butter, full cream cheese, sausage, oat flakes, hominy flakes, cotton- seed meal and hulls, seed bought at per bushel. Al Sewing BAGS SALT. CHAIRS, Etc. BOTTOM Come to see hone Railroad, m Bed with Ike at Air and Sou Railway at Gulf with the Durham Train on las I I s. at i- in. a . pm. i H am. is am. It am. daily us s n m ant ii in. a in n. a p m, arrive am n-t T lop Sunday. dally in. Sunday pm. arrive, J-y- pin. I sun day imam, am. m um. Train r i.-m-h leave. dully, Sunday. a in. mu m. en F.-k Mount am. p m. arrive m m. in pm. Hop; am, Pin. am ii m. Ilia a in. arrive a, Mount II am. dully except Sunday. Train on Branch team m and . m. lea-e, at am and i . a m. TI. an el l ;. i ,.,. n era m m -en- In . an I . . HI DOT- In., i i . . for . I . DIRECTORY. -.- PRINTING a call. Reflector Job Printing Office FROM A- Visiting Card Sheet Poster, Train No made- don all dally, Wei h. m. Pass. Agent J. R. Manager. T. M. i. . . .-i- . ; .;. I ; .,. r . I . l -.-.- . I drive ,,,. . homo. one moil . f I Ii lie I Me. the i Ion . Ills i inn i u tea l with weight; The i. -t Ur. Rogers. When aM Mr- ,. .-ii toe cow to Ami lie i Ii lo- lira cow ought lo ll. where an ;, i i r. r i in In r out of tho i n n Mr is hum- lie n II I Ami In- m. Me. Brown V u . i n good nil White- hi i ii inly I i m i after I was i Ii I married child I c A in New who u the business by employing his wife as cook, which that thee first wife will Star. or sketch, or photo, for WASH I ml, I . no be . . . i . it n i iron la- m Initial, woven tn in. ii ,;. . fur to Ilia on ii. ., .- the Ho BUM I n bi i If in n i- In I i Hume J READ THE BIBLE TIMES. and A i hi. nils ii of all ii show A la this in sud of III- Idea. mall, I hare i. at I. older -I i any of not Mi-Ill lie lion n of u any the n- tin- he bad or In- bin it through ll do u think I reading ii so tin- I nil I Will bow lo It who i- vi-it in win n l n Sunday isl i moB fr m lest, a hall ill I dona in Hi.- b l Baked him if text tile ill the mid be i in ll I iii not it it was, in- read Bible through Bod It We oil not it. I Interested rue III lime through It Port- land school Divine sen-ice and sermon every Sunday and prayer Wednesdays at M., Litany Fridays at A. M. Bet. I. A. in every day. and evening. Pray- J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. every Sun- day, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. S. M. Watson, Sunday p. m. W V. Harding, Services third Sunday, J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school p. in. J. B. Moore Catholic.-No regular services. It IX----- -A OF- nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. TO SEE MB. J. B. COBBY. The Eastern Reflector Is only a and con the news every week, and gives information to the those grow- that is worth many times more than the subscription price. LODGES I A. F. A. H. Greenville meets and third Monday evening. B. W. M. J. M. Sec, O, Lodge, Meets every Tuesday evening. I. O. Sec. K. of Lodge, No. meets every Friday evening. J. L. Fleming, O. C. Carr, K. of It. and It. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, B. M. B. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. F. hall. A. Johnson, A. . No. meets every last third Thursday in Odd Hall. I, Gardner Worthy Sec. Conclave No. III, meets every second and fourth Monday in Odd Hull. ll. Wilson U. See. OLD DOMINION leave Washington on Mondays, and Fri- days A. M. for Greenville, water permitting. Bet timing leave at B A. M., Greenville A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject lo change de- pending on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for West with railroads Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. N. MY HON, Washington, X. . J. Greenville, N. C. BAKER HART IN Hardware. Paints Oils BRUSHES BUILDING HARDWARE A SPECIALTY tie --H- FOR- The Eastern . . V--I. GREENVILLE, PITT in Editorial I ., thirds rote of all Hie at meeting. on afternoon Th.- officers of the was organized an association much for the Democratic f the state. Ii was a Dean- Do Kat This Country. as-1 Editorial The purpose Of such organization is a the on, vii-c each no tint the Press will be die of men or measures, but that work all along party lines may I and concerted. The association began with B. M. over the meeting the D. was temporary The following were ejected W. C. the Sews. and treasurer, orator and an executive committee of five who hall bold their offices for one year and until are I and qualified. Bastion The president shah preside . i meetings of the shall call meetings thereof upon of a tn of the executive result of the Mar and United Stales. has given this an acquired right to territory in the West and East Indies, baa pro- t . would Tile CooK i mitt.-.-. the meet- in their preside. The ill correct of the proceedings of the lion and shall I . keep id First of Herald. Second W. Gold, of the Wilson Times. Third District K. Hale, Observer. fourth A. u of Hie Times. Fifth -W. of the Chapel Hill Sews. Sixth Q. of Hie Messenger and In- Seventh D. Wails, Of the Mascot. Eighth B. of the Cleveland Star. I. of Hustler. Secretary and Treasurer, A. Robinson, of the Durham Sun. Orator. B. M. H. A. London, of Chatham Record; Daniels, of Raleigh W. C. Hammer, of the H, of the Raleigh rest, and J. Which-1 ard. of the Greenville Delegates lo National rial Dan of the Observer of Hie and Intelligencer. B. Hoey, of the Cleveland Star, and Chas. W. Gold, of the Wilson Times The constitution adopted was as Section name of this or- the North Car- Democratic Editorial The object of this as shall be to disseminate true Democratic principles, and to secure the supremacy of the Dem- party. Section Any editor or pub- of a Democratic paper the Slate of North Carolina, support- adopted Democratic principles, platforms and nominees, may lie- come a member of this association by a vote of a majority of the present at any meet upon the recommendation of the Committee, to whom must be made. Section Persons, and not pa shall constitute the ship of this association, each member shall have one vote. Section Democratic editors who have tendered honorable vice in the profession, upon from the newspaper business may lie elected honorary members of the association by a two-thirds vote of the members present at any meeting. Such members shall be entitled lo attend the meetings of the association exercise nil tho rights of active except ting and holding office. Section II. Any member who shall violate any of the the who shall guilty of conduct becoming a member Of may be expelled a minute book containing -i re association and a c of tin- members. He shall collect membership fees, annual duos an i oilier funds of ass and shall pay moneys only on executive committee. Section com- shall mot-; annually any place that may be selected president, lean than thirty days the association, to make arrangements for the ensuing meeting, and transact other business of the association may come within province of the Section Vacancies in any I i of pies during the Interval between may ha till I by the ex- term. Section shall meet annually such time and place as may have been selected at last preceding meeting. The association may omit lo designate the time or place of meeting, which shall same. meet- be held such time and worse than foolish f over what the Stale- do in the From a Mexican newspaper following is --A South American journal hand has an article dealing with; North American pretentious to dominance and glance Into tin future, ii gives dales following-annexations by our excellent Thomas, Jamaica. and mid Cent nil i America. I i am And It might this name forecaster that the States by i internal f i a- of these territorial tons. Such n sis the hi iii rend nil lo every sensible person, for shown and a supporter Ibis count i t ho Latin of South America. and backing of the Stales Republics have In en aide to maintain their instead of being parceled lout Into a number of dependencies controlled and paying tribute to European nations. When Slates ceases to give this to the South A GOOD, SOLID, i n dent et marl; i- ill; the I ere gel -No ii.-u- are no for el Sue a in m do his on n ii i n .-.,. i Such -i and pro up from i . ll- cooks i. ;,.,, . . I III ll ll till S Cat lit i I., ;. ; -I la. i the lo . ACTS GENTLY ON THE Kidneys, Liver and Bowels r i THE EFFECTUALLY y-. want t. I.--I -4.1 pence. And have little th whine we The I.-; mm I white git an- hundreds mill I ho id oft hi OVERCOMES C I -7 PERMANENTLY i z o l it they all ; . i tin- Iii- III IS BOX CALF AND KID AUK IN WEAK TO WE THEM n-------. etc. I . I High I I t. i -1. col a I, i hut III i . I m-h it i ling who know I . little, do it little fa .;, and drum piano, I ml of u ,.; . v .,. , f making home it ., place the average man want lo from as he v a j hi pi STATE NEW S. la North Carolina. i. A. of shot , mi killed a half it lo night. Another bad the to Mr. Weddell's Intent night, and iv were so strange Hint he was mistaken lorn burglar. jury exonerated Mr. Weddell from crime. i. as the president may j American Republics, the time of AND DURABILITY ARK mite, whenever requested so to do their independence will only a PAIR. COME TO by the executive committee. This constitution may be altered or amended at any meting of association by a; vote of two thirds of members ls asks one exchange lo , . , , , . . , , i which another --ll is a This was voted upon M ,., n. i i to broken where the wife looks like a bag of wool with a string around her where the husband tobacco Movements Warships. ma painted on his shirt front neglected children wipe their noses on their jacket Washington, October Navy Department has the New Orleans will be able lo sail from New York navy yard for next Friday. The were found to be a much condition than was at reported. The navy people arc watching with interest what promises to be one of ocean races on record between naval vessels from the United Slates to the Philippines. The Nashville got away today, starting from Baa Juan and bound Ural to Suez. The Marietta sails Monday Iron Point iii Hampton The fast Brooklyn is also expected to sail Monday from Nor- folk, while, as before slated, the New Orleans sails Friday. These ships all go by w of Suez, the other side there will start during the coining week the Ranger first, probably, this having been for Badger and than the Newark. Although handicapped by nearly n week, vessels have the test course, and the naval officers here believe that will land the Newark at Manila the faster u ships. WITH EVERY . OP A GOOD J. B. CHERRY CO. The war in the Philippines Is proceeding this A body of march and takes posses lion of a town, There is no light- of The Filipinos lire wounding two or throe Americans soldiers occasionally killing, real. The Americans Occupy the low n w the j no forces have incited and Otis sends a report to Washington tell-i groat of our forces J in capturing the place always adding that great loss was; inflicted on the enemy while tin- Casualties on our aide were few. Then ilia few hours or a few the troops vacate the town which they had captured with such u nourish of trumpet march back whence came or march somewhere else. When have gone of their hiding occupy the town as there you are. Our warfare In Philippines is an exact of Spain's war- fare possibly cruelty to the which we all used lo much. Statesville landmark. A man who was taking two cur load north from Sweet- water. had luck Mon- day. The hogs were taken out of the is at Spencer and all of them bad died the way died during the day. II was quite a I he Sun. must u lo be domestic servants. Women arc taking their places I crowding them in other lines. State City of Toledo a learn lo cook mid ,. j , , i , , makes oath keep make n business he ,,.,,.,. of he ii is well as lo do other things I of Frank J. Co., do- I.- there is no good business in the City of Toledo, he shouldn't. and State aforesaid, it will when . said Arm will pay the Min of ii i nappy win ii w, , k DOLLARS for arc the cam of Catarrh that lazy, sloven black con.-, Hall's The old mammy of slavery f J. has departed and her daughter lo before me and i,. i- . . , i id in nu presence, day of hen ,,,.,,,, A D cooks, are lazy, , vi.-ions. sloven and and Notary Public, nine steal and feed Hull's Catarrh Cure taken in- or more persons of I and directly on the i kitchen of v i I blood and mucous surfaces of system. FRANK the SPINNERS PREFER LAP HALES. Toledo. O. Sold by druggists, Toe. Hall's Family Pills are best. bottle. and Fer- M-r, Mon- No us good, i i on in- by Is . . Can II v. I. I. I. Mourn. The Demand in Sew England and Abroad In I Yen's of New England having learned l- experience of by its arc heavy buyers of The Cotton baled cotton, One Mass mill latter part of and purpose n., col loll packed mil ii if ii can gel bah s In V her Civil Engineer and Surveyor. and this mill ion AM K. FLEMING B At Law, N. Una lot . ii- lap bales its spin it p civil Engine iS ibis season, and other fob i id If .-. BRUSHES BUILDING A flu- European demand for I I is largely I u excess of last season's. Iii October tor Liverpool were shipped from in one steamer. Shipments go forward regularly to Bremen, Bar- re N. c. N. C N. Dr. DENTIST, White Fleming