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mi j The Reflector Book Store The Standard Bottles i ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. Liver Pills the bow- . . I ,. . ,. . ATLANTIC COAST LI Vi. I . -1- item i; OF at tho Post at Greenville, N. C, as tail Host mi Ml Till ,., l II . IV system of all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- and kindred diseases- do without R. P. Smith, Va. writes I don't know how I could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty wars. Am now entirely cured. Liver Pills POSTED. All persons are hereby forbid ii n to on laud in am way in Township, ad- i ind down , u . I I. , i. . an In joining the Bryan. ; . Never spill when turned over. ,. ,.,, a favorite ca- II ; owe enjoy , i I In i m . .;, of s, an I . ,.; . with Boa B, them, w. be thrift among them not follow an Mills others under pen- of the law. This Oct. JAMBS A. HIS WIFE'S ICY STAKE. all dab a M a. tin day ltd b tH notice will be stand la All lo stale in make trill, meal S. Mai r. Ta Notice. Machinery I will attend lbs sail place for tax.-s year Store, hi, SB Parka School Than lay, Oct. John Mil-. Oct. n, Friday, Oct ii i 1- i-i I IN be Heel on ti. M S Oct. Till, a I Hum . i under the firm at Va., with J. P. N. C, N. C., the firm name of J. r. Taylor Co . sad of M I July It. UM. Ii Ia-vi VI I. i. I. l Si m a a V M 7.2 AM I'M Ml till ill lit Sf II ii l I in 1.-. f M a M AM I'M ; . . a i mi . to r i m in private ll bank n hi at railed a Ur 1-line had Hi reminded I l,, iii.- he what cloy. oh- cue; or one den, .- he no Id our there dearth ll. begun h mi . hen a very mail i the of I it mixed II II.- l city. mi n id ii Stand r cents. JOB PRINTING Give us a call. Reflector Job Printing w. i among d. Ii looked . rye and loaf proved lo .,. A, i . . i i con- i woodman . ii a rush -.-i In. w ,; iii, beard , ,, am of ii. of be the natural were he o Into focal knew by lo be and nourishing. Mi. the I, . were ,. ,,. inn. for and bread. Bu . gave .,., i, lime. day. n la residuum of .,. . in n i. organic matter which tho If in ii. I. not the case, and deserve more than baa been paW m reading goes. it la dismiss- ed a- a degrading pi of i lb are be classed X-r of Delude. Their work m i ,. . . nil. am of . and Is a w t i . p t- nil idle Iron matter which yielded am- doubt, dun i earth eating -ANYTHING FROM k- Visiting Card Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK each .- -ii-- . tery. a- ii U I I.-. Ill ml.;. be ill I oil Illy, n in., II II . . In- i It . . ii . alike n- i .- . -I h . ii II la ion III ll . . mil all pit IS. Ike i. I-I i on . r . la II I in lawyer In -i- i- I of ago and walked l gate with him OM day week. The girl kissed her band him he turned the corner. He returned tho salutation inch ,,. hi. wife mi Icy for wanted trouble, she Any ., from a shot.- r i- he railed Into other and . Mrs. . next neighbor, was over i . this afternoon, She me of your when yon walk- down street, throwing after her. She her husband was not Inapt or be would shoot Will you picas. Invent excuse Ilia can give to nay neigh- i r i your iii,. He tip against the proposition his H thought i long and finally light dawned him. rushed mil the returned beloved child arms be said, tell your what you and wet log after throwing kisses at other until pap turned quickly the prosecution in a convincing man- n.-r Unit the lawyer away when he narrow . .-iii-. child forgotten the There would have n hot time In town that night, there's n decided coolness now two Messenger. Love the at feel a sympathetic In- and perhaps find n Darwinian argument, In a Hie meet- two apes in the Hie tale ft was seated alone her cage when a now ape made appearance front of the lairs. Instantly annuals uttered bend- toward each other, protruded their lips until they met across tho bars of the sage. Then, the keeper threw open cage door, the rushed in to other's and, the door, bugged each other with affection. In a few seconds they rose, standing erect, raised their arms above their heads, grasped each other's screamed bowled mutual appreciation. Let it-, hope that they ever after. Arrive Lr Leave Ar -r Arrive Lr AM IS DIRECT CHURCH school a. service Hermon every Ev- at M Fridays at A. Kev. I. A. Minister every day, evening. Pray- -meeting evening. Rev. J. N. pastor. a. m. C. D. evening. Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday- school p. in. W F. II M A M i i. tin S f II A I M I'M II II lo AS I ti r. i I'M mo trailed part and by virtue of North Carolina, Chapter II. The special ill K II. j Hi. the of in in town X. C. and In Danville. Va., e special partners sod J. O O. y Dudley P. Taylor, trading at J. P, if-, X C, arc the capital of limited lite Km- Dollars. J I. lo i oil. limited partnership -urn of Five The begin -Services Rev. It. Morion, pastor. Sunday R. Moore regular service. LODGES ii A. F. A. Ix,,,.,., No. meets first and lip in Returning . M. J. M. Sec 2.10 p in. tr, p m leave snivel pill B r. n in. n in. Red Ma Hope Mills in rive Returning leaves Fay. to p in. Bops Mills p in I, O. O. P.- No. Meets every evening. N. O. Bee. 2nd, and Hi -j. , i and ti. O. p Maxton I 1-1 m, in Ml-- ill Iran- So with the Carolina lied with Red H-win Sanford Air Una sod Southern with the sad Charlotte n. -r. SALE OF TOWN LOTS. K. of River No meets Friday evening. J. L. Fleming, Carr, K. of and Council, No. 1696, meets every even W. It. Wilson, R. M. R. Sen. JR. O. U. A. every night at in I. O, JO. F. hall. A. Conn- on in.- Sleek It leaves pm, I pi, U- , rive. S, k . in. i . . M it m. II. A. t at is a in. Al am. v No. ti. meets every Unit third Odd w, Animals in ii it . for sold I-. The . nil Is only Si a year and con the news every week, and gives information to those grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. i . I ;. sir Spencer St. John Sea all took a real their piratical as reserve use run hart, e e I In n de- .,,. i s- ii . clay I for n little H, ii marl pp . a treatment lie. a i-its Unit Hie earth and quarts Into drinking train; is not i I- so as lb. .-in-ill I -t. We hove beard a Boer family no- where I B r when banks the ,,,.,, . Her of the is a -put . r hence In name. The peoples of We o a l in l I -I 1- .- islands, could get . food for They upon tale and ate and Hi any The Indians l ll- get ti mat during the year . u ii Pall M iii i n.-.-1 Fountain Pen SUCCESS or PEN FOR SALE AT HOOK STORE. t n tilling cm . r. MM As ill-- barber man, one me He you l up. ; mid with Then ho In. ks . awl while he Baku, if yon ho i- or pun Hi- why ho I either when you an Mil- l l I ilia I the did mid in Dearly tho iii work with the m I add that that I aw now New Kill. i Ins f a country who iii ow a fan mi He keen looking to a i A friend meeting him owl the gun yon early in tho deadly nu ff to on a be said bit you mi. to which every has she It about rich man could have ton Traveler. virtue at PUt Superior c iii cause of J. T. Harry m executor and partner and other. therein, will ex- Court in Greenville to the bidder for Monday the N v. n petty, b to tin lots awl land longing the late firm of ft Sain- nor unbraced in plat In the plan of the no wool or One and This plat of land it divisible u be a a win One lot or parcel land lying between lot-. i and W ft W railroad on east and Fourth north and street on tho lot no One lot fronting and and In the plan part of One on 4th and the lot of J and lot No. is in tho plan that part Of One lot fronting on and Third and known lot N it. quo lot fronting on Jam and Fourth streets and known No SI, One lot fronting on Latham and Fourth J S and known as lot No -0. One lot the land of Davis de Cobb and known No One lot on and Third and known as lot fronting on and Fourth known as lot No One lot fronting on Fourth street and the lands of Cobb ft OB went and known as lot No One on Fourth Street and adjoining tho lands of Davis A Cobb on the west, known as lot No One lot fronting on Ward adjoin- the land Davis ft Cobb on the wait ind known as lot No . bunting OB Fourth and Jarvis treats known a lot No One tot fronting on Ward and it reels and known a lot No on Ward and and the road known as lot No One M fronting on Third the old Tarboro road and known No One parcel or lot of land street on tho North and lying between lot No l parcel of laud commencing on the south of Third opposite running the and width Jarvis to Tar adj lining J H Davenport on the, east and lip on west, containing one and ball a. i l One lot fronting on and Latham known lot No Si. Tim above the and the only the market within the limits of There are no other building lots within the same dis- from the and main business street to c based. We call to home seekers to An for A plat of their lot n and be found of Skinner and J A Blow. terms of arc cash but -1 pay one an range deferred J. and HARRY mi-. 1800. m lean, wash- a, in h ml I i in. Oil . ,. . f .-. a ., t. D. w. Worthy Tarboro l. arrive Rf f. Conclave So. every second It AW ii in. l i-i -j -.- .- fourth in Odd It. H on N C i. ,. Q i. dally, a n, . . . u st W m. Train on arrive i lit x n. in i iii. lip am. um, leave II i m H i. m. II a m. m Sunday. ion Id I'll Warsaw fr i m in. c at i a s Wei III H. M. Paw, Agent J. T. M. H. WHICHARD to W, It. N. C. The in every prices as low as the market prices paid for con ti Also a nice of Hardware. can now lie fount in the formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. OLD DOMINION LINE A Free Trip to Paris If two men engage in a and to settle It, don't do It; one r in is bound to Jim you in stead of man. S. M. Schultz, WHOLESALE -.- t RETAIL Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce molasses, meat, limns, should- sniff, cigars, cigarettes, mountain butter, full cheese, oat hominy cotton- seed meal hulls, cottonseed at cents per D. M PERKY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINES BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES, CHALKS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see SAM M. hone HI SIR VICE Steamers leave Washington OH Wednesdays and Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water leave Tarboro at A. M., l A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays Saturdays. Sailing boon subject to change de- j ending on stage of wider. at Washington with Steamers fur Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Roe- toil, and for all for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion from New York; Line from Bay from and Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. O. J. J. CHERRY. Greenville, N. PATENTS to it Add BUY THE GENUINE SYRUP OF FIGS . . CALIFORNIA FIG CO. II PATENT for BOOK . -a- The Eastern MI D. J. EDITOR I VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, M. C. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1399. -AT- NO Counting- the People by t census, in States lo be live million, and count cost who was A In Ye To your For all the trees are lure. With naked Coal is a weighty problem. There's a up in drinks. inn is by A Passing Fancy. The following press sent out from Xe York dale of the 24th, appeared in Wednesday's The steamer Havana arrived from Cuba to-night. Among poor I cent passengers was Genera person. It is Lea. t. be Some of our reader ill prob- Hue. will ably recall that I little more than people live million Ibis land lien hire, in Lea was the most prominent man j the Census alone, will in Stales. When he; reed live million dollars. came home from prior a the Next to out break of the war be re- Will Be legend, one emit November Home Journal, red i rid is arc lit the time he our shores, work of A big gossiping woman. l sense is bi h's better to kiss a miss than miss a kiss. A sign of I he limes is means FALL WINTER ISA GOOD, SOLID, SERVICEABLE kind and the daily papers devoted col- enumeration Will be completed by limns mid columns to Lee. Re I Ant of Jill T, will probably could be President, or least Vice j be two or even three months later President, or he could before the last of the tiles arc have almost any thing else in sight i received at the Census for that he wanted by asking for it. I not only moat they all be Oral ex- Pen. Lea la man to-day by supervisors, but he was then. He has done many cases will probably re- to public lull rev because of some error the to do over him was I passing or Informality. The actual fancy and he has been forgotten ling of people col be done that's all. Admiral Geo. are turned into will himself in same boat J the The before long unless we are much simply gather the fuels, and mistaken. He, tun, w ill be forgot- force in Washington does ten. It time counting and the of Um Great which done In cry day .,, the facts re- seventy lire million or if say will be they straightway forget all about Landmark. men gel It New Facts on an Old Subject. Charity and Children, the lent organ of the Baptist Orphan- age at has u grave editorial its issue of Ibis week upon habit among boys and its effect upon them. It has no doubt that live boys Where whiskey kills one; and urges its young readers lo ab- stain from them, telling them they must their manhood or their cigarettes. The advice is most excellent, we have doubt as to its better the advice in most of cues the likely is to lie taken. a majority of instances a boy begins smoking cigarettes he thinks is mannish. Directly becomes a habit in him, and not being old to have developed a strength of character with the strength of the he fancies that he cannot grapple successfully with it and surrenders to it without a struggle; always very much smarter at that age than he ever is thinks he better any one else what is good and what bad him, he sneers at his advisers and will not stop ho docs not lo. There has lately to writer's knowledge a very story upon this subject. It is from a gentleman who has had personal business with I lie in an important South- city of one of best known surety companies tho This officer told our friends that his company has bond- ed thousands of boys youths of iii years of age and under, who were positions of trust; that out of the whole seven hundred have gone wrong, and careful inquiry into of the fact that, without a single exception, these seven hundred boys smoked cigar- Now ibis company append to tho other questions to which it requires answers from applicants for bonds, Do yon smoke cigar- This is the best possible proof o what many persons have observed that this habit not only saps the physical constitution, but perverts the moral nature of its victim. The lesson here taught is awful one. do not suppose this of facts will have any upon those whom it lo lament, hut it goes for what it is worth. A cubic Paris to The New York as well give the authority i Important a as this the French authorities and the Amer-1 lean, Russian and Spanish there have agreed to re quest President lo me- between Great Britain and the Transvaal; and The New- York SI bad authority says that Mr. Ins promised to give consideration lo S petition it is getting up asking him to become mediator, may be that neither of these stories is true; each of them has n yellow cast; but may be said Pros- has never had and perhaps will never again have such opportunity to do a great vice lo humanity as is open to him now. Doubtless both Great and the Transvaal would ac- his mediation gladly ac- uncomplainingly the which he reached. It is his power to save many lives and much property, his doing so would popularize him with Ills own men while the world would resound with his The more dollars some lea sense have. The catfish is not musical. doesn't even Oarsmen have already Indulge the last rows summer. Strictly speaking, counterfoil money is a thing of the passed. Complexion lotions should ways be taken at their face value. The young father with the baby carriage manage to get the push. No man would like h's wife to know- exactly what lie thinks himself. The telephone gills say a ring on linger is worth I the phone. When a loan is doomed lo guillotine his , i- rather apt to fall. The with days is Inking considerable stuck in automobiles. If cold contracts it's funny tint one will make n fellow's ii as big as a house. .-in ti doctor for not wanting to know bis pa- Hauls very well. When conies In a of professions the day laborer can always lake bis pick. When a ionics lo town lo have a blowout be shouldn't his operation lo the gas. Labor organizations never both- Satanic Majesty. The wages of sin always remain the same. The wife who wears bloomers on her legs consistently if her husband has then, on nose. man West traded his wife for a jack you can shut up a Hen Peck never before what a sublime hero Dewey he's going at An Honest Man. It has been well I.-i man is nobles We are reminded of this ii. hearing of the Cole, ho recently died in hi. real One in hi. life an m i- a- a a- it n i. Many years v ii the in- sold . .; in of wheat By mi mill, and some weeks thereafter he came back and returned part of saying that he had on he had been paid more than inn price of his and grandchildren -in- . . well be proud THAT CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON. OUR New Confidence Our readers arc against a new confidence game which is being worked by an gen- of New He writes to the selected victim i he has been recommended to him as an honest man, would it be possible for him a little to Cuba, to dig up from a certain place and bring away a fabulous sum buried there the Spanish- American war by a rich American now in jail. The man ties he is too busy himself, hence can- not go, winds up by modestly asking the victim to semi live to pay the expense of some gal expenditures. Perhaps some of our render have already received such letters, as they are circulated in North IN CALF. RUSSIA CALF, BOX AND KID AUK HONEST SHOES. TI B N IN WEAR TO EVERY WE HAVE THEM IN THE LEADING STYLES AND AND DURABILITY AUK PURCHASED WITH I PAIR. COME TO SEE US WHEN IN OP A GOOD his HONEST SHOE. YOUR FRIEND, J. B. CHERRY CO. Wednesday's The of yesterday devotes two columns of la editorial pace to the letter of Chairman Simmons, published In Sunday's papers, Md to the which he made from The to The suddenly fierce an- to the proposed amendment. The attacks Mr. Simmons and The Cit- counter charges against them, but has very little to say regard to the charges made, beyond the statement has already a liar on account of the Imputations that had put upon it. Its re will mil strike candid a refutation its expressions with regard to bought with money. This has been distinctly alleged if it is not true The has been has its rem- at law. if it is innocent it should not lose a in bring its accusers lo book. HART FOB- Hardware, Paints AND STOVES Conference Will trustee of will leave to confer- of the church, at its next month, of the donation under will of I ho la.- A. r. I-. . will la- Mr. the orphanage Academy of Music building with the under- standing that half route were logo Mis. Page during her life time, the decimal ion of Mr. Page provided Hint the orphanage should receive iii cash. There opposition lo the accepting the Academy because II Isa The building ii worth all of and a refusal on the part of orphanage to accept the gift would moan a loss of to the Of course editor or paper may oppose or advocate suffrage amendment without bribed or bought, it is openly charged and generally believed that the ed- the and his paper have been bought to op- pose This is only instance can recall in North editor and his paper have charged with to oppose or advocate proposition is to be voted j And yet such a is being extensive,., circulated throughout Male purpose of . o . . II age i i Ion f. r Slat . . i I- . Ohio, city of Toledo i i VS C. J. makes oath be is senior partner of the of Frank J. Co., do- business in the City of Toledo, Count, and Slate aforesaid, and said will pay sum of ONE III DOLLARS for each and case of Catarrh that be cured by Hall's Cure. j. Sworn lo before me and m. presence, this 8th day of A. II., 1880. A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. tin-1 of Mall's Cure is in- ,,., r ,. blood and mucous surfaces the i i. ii r v.- FRANK J. Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, Mali's Family Pius are best. i . ml a a I I v, . I Inn . I . I I 1,11.1 I -I I l l II ll I v. v . i y;, up r. n, r- II i win alone m her when a new in front of the ii i-. . I. ii The town of Paten, which has .-. inhabitants, has just been thin int. mull . I In as I., i. n into ranks of a; i i i-i. i i cities. The tow n was the ; . works, which were hey rose. started thereby the grandfather of es landing creel n. i- arms the present owner Krupp A SPECIALTY. Li las. Take nor Cure. Chills and K.-v- or, Malaria Might oiler lie Mad las Rad la. Sold and guaranteed to and HEATERS more HEATERS BEST THAT BE BOUGH COME AND SEE OUR COOK STOVES, THE WORLDS BEST. J BAKER GREEN N. C n. I , II I . and there strike. has never yet been a a , . . ll ll III ll . lilts red in. . j . , . . J. Firming I. Moore. Hi,. . . . . ii lie I.- in i i AYCOCK. MOORE. .,,,.,. a bile he II AT-Law. you H yea. lie . v. . the . i ,. i. y fer , i ,,,, , In he i i ii ll. hi . j i-i If I. I. i M nil um nun Him-. Civil Engineer aid ii I in now f Oil WATER POWER. II. I .,. Kill. Is U , . i.- . . v i . i n III. shoulder. . ,,.,,. .,. ,. a keen was Mills R. I forward to n. c alien hi Pi anal duties f A fl . an and . .,.,. I win. .-,. ii. i i I. Greenville, V. . i. iii at deadly i l e Dr. L. I you DENTIST, o W bite

ma mm OUR NEW AS- IS A MARVEL of beau- style and excel- The mate- rial is the best and the work teed EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If then is a CROSS MARK on the margin this paper it i to remind yon you owe for subscription and we request yon to s-tile as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for if. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. The banters are out. The cold map a along on time this morning. cents a box at Reflector Hook Store. Lead Pencils from dozen, to a dozen, at Reflector Book Store. Rig lot of lead pencils, different styles, just arrived at Reflector Rook Store. Sew prepared Buck Wheat. Rim Mouses, Orange Syrup cents can, at post office and a key. Finder please return to this There were ill marriage licenses issued in this county during IS for white couples and 1.1 for colored. If yon have catarrh, rheumatism or dyspepsia, take Hood's Sana- and lie cured M thousands of others have been. Drink sidewalks have just been laid in front of the buildings of A. Brady and -L u. Cherry x Co. There are now but a few places to lie paved to complete the entire business portion the street. A Showing. Mr l. A. of Char- j lotto to know more of pertaining to and cotton mills than any one, says in his book North Carolina raises if cotton and ion bales. With oar Increase in cotton mills, we will ere long have to draw on some i other States to get cotton to run Standard, Broke the Furniture. A wagon that had been loaded with furniture as to leave town today when I lie horses tried to run away. The driver stopped them, a bureau was thrown out of the wagon and badly broken up. Strange a- may seem, the looking-glass was NOVEMBER NAMES. Picked la This Fine Weather November, Moore went to Raleigh A. M. today. to Wilson II. S. today. Mrs. Mary Stephens, of Dunn, is visiting Mrs. John Flanagan. A. day w v Toni Moore, son of Clerk of the C D. C. is sick. STORM Nothing From Ocracoke Vet. Damage at Destruction at and . i . i Session All. report has this city from m I H should coots today no knows whether ii will be or bad. The of the tut through in the Angus may have been to lessen the height of the tide, to keep II from bank lug up vi high on i W. s. . of Fayetteville. The report from Morehead City came in Wednesday ,.,., ,,., ,, Hal Sugg returned Wednesday high tide and great velocity of from Washington City. wind, and considerable damage in Powell went to last both plan- Small buildings returned the water front were de-no and eater did considerable damage to goods in the stores. The Oriental, on the The of Aldermen had their regular monthly meeting Thursday night, tin- meeting being held iii the new Ii ii Pr some mi make a were a tittle late c in, so ii was o'clock the proper began, session continued until mid- 1.8. who . elected Alderman from the Fifth ward to succeed N. n. resigned, forward and took the official SEE FOR nth. WALL want IT, TO It TOBACCO TO CAN IT TO ACCOMMODATIONS FOB man BEAST. THE TOP OF THE MARKET TO ALL, RICH OH pool;. AND FRIENDS, CPs, lies think this amount G. I. Hughes, of yesterday here and left this morn- T. Jarvis and I. c. Arthur i returned this Kin- river ha- been led away . A message to the from Swansboro, county, ill night, is as follows severest storm Swans- ever began la-l Mrs. Powell loft o'clock by the for to vis- ., ,, , ,. . ,, tide and heavy winds from the southeast. The rule was higher and Mrs. B, A. I. Can- re- turned evening from Baltimore. would be to pay i In-claim-iii be This proved true, fin when all the bills were in the Stock to 11,110.13. f -sIN ALL large ii relative however, as the Tax Collector after the folks -non turn in enough. Tin expenditures this month was due H ill C in the tiling near the J i. it Presbyterian church, rebuilding the the Miss Harris returned from n i-it and ii ha.- known by the and paying a note that was due Mr.-. I. E, Helen Perkins Bet lie Tyson, audit. F. Tyson and W. II. liar went today to attend the fair. Lamb left Lot today here. I Iii Mrs. A. M. Moore left this morn- to visit relatives Charlie Jr., of Nor- in in lo his undo. A. Griffin broken. Mi-, B. Hughes fur I tout I Confederate Tea- The Confederate tea day by the Daughters of the Confederacy, for the benefit of i Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, was a splendid The ladies Mild all the articles they had and was demand for more. About net proceeds was realized. there. lose them. I. 1809. . lo- K. S. Evans in lay. Jesse for Will Irvine on. citizens, washed n house the water front, blew .- etc. bear the loss, a- their boats were washed pieces and nets and seines were lost. Mi. .-i logs from Mr. A. barn blew don u his bug etc. The loss i- pretty heavy. A three wasted schooner is wrecked on Ha- Inlet. The pilots from Swans weal down to being so rough could gel lo Ii i crew arc her sale. The pilots could mil near enough to tell her name. will go lo her tomorrow, regrets Is the Govern- . lo look iii to in regards to n life station being put on I; Inlet. Ii the crew alive tomorrow or la yesterday ii was u case The left loin her left October Tobacco Sales. Secretary II. P. of the Tobacco Board of Trade, reports the tobacco sales of the market for the month of October at This makes pounds for the three mouths the season opened. The sales fur October averaged a little above a cent a more in September. License. Register of Deeds Moore says the storm, or something else, in- with the business in the line last week. Only bur were issued, as follows i W. E. and M. James James Mamie A. Bullock. COLORED. Ward and Lucas and Mary Jr. O. A. M. Program of the On Tuesday evening, Nov. 7th. Acme Council Jr. O. A. M. will tIn public exercises being bold the opera house. Following i- the I. March, While and Prayer by I. A. Song by Council. --My Address of Welcome, A. D. Johnson. by Mrs. Hook- Ii. Music by Osceola Hand. of Speaker, by Prof. L. L. Hargrave. Address, by A. G. Thomas, of Fayetteville. Music by Osceola Band. Presentation of Flag and Bible lo Public School, by Hon. John II. Small. II. Solo, by Mrs. Music by Osceola Bawl. I. A. Public cordially returned were busy all day wreckage of I In- streets and Joseph i; evening from W. is. Wilson Friday, jibe wood yard men were curling evening from Richmond, bank their of wood. Mi.-s Mary of Greene men were looking after the logs county, is visiting Miss Blanche that escaped from the pens and Flanagan. Misses Helen Perkins and Tyson returned Friday evening from J. II. spent here with his brother, Al II. B. righting up he Mattered dam- aged lumber. The I. C. Dispatch had a busy time tracing up and h,,, col Ion bales and barrels I a of old n went oil dock were I Mrs. wife of up Trent river awl I. and their two sous, who n Friday for j, i;, or bales from where the Ore engine, the latter alone be- The Street made re- port the work done under during the the purchase a car load of tiling lo be used making the drains on the streets better. This was adopted and to purchase the tiling. The Lights and lee reported everything on in their department. The Cemetery Committee re- the work dune to tery. The Market House Conduce re- ported everything in go but not us many tenants as can be The special c secure counsel to defend i, a -nil for damages brought by E. C. Williams reported that they had Jarvis Blow and F. o. James, the of agreement between was presented the Board and adopted. The Collector and made report of the collections made by each daring the past month, and the allowing of accounts and attending to some minor matters remainder of tho . acted. At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. White PARING. PAIRING, Repair Shop. WE ARE HACK AGAIN AT OLD STAND OH MAIN AND BEADY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC. WE HAVE M I. WORK. BICYCLES TO AND ANY It K STYLE and that are always found October Mr. Allen Warren sends the following record of the weather for the month of Highest temperature, Lowest temperature, Rainfall It rained days. Frost mornings. storms Most of the rainfall was in but three days of the month. been visiting since Mr. They have gone to housekeeping in on Second street. Foreman w. has ten- his resignation of a position with THE and today his with the paper es. He has been with us eleven lucking two and bus a faithful He has been genial and obliging in his manner, prompt and attentive lo hi duties, most For Your Attars and Your Patriotism is always com- but in every breast there should be not only the desire to be a citizen, but to be strong, able bodied and well for the battle of life. To do this, pure blood is absolutely and Hood's r's f. one specific which cleanser. U i blood thorough- It acts -well for both sexes and all ages. Humor H blood purl. fur I Hoof i my humor b a Springs. Cl. relations have tween us. existed be Sources Information. The who you don't see what you want, ask for it said a wise thing a witty way. He bare ed with equal wisdom you don't know when- in the thing yon want, the advertisement will tell you just to get The business not ices which abound in a first class arc a public They are no longer mere crude and heavy trade Through the advertiser holds chatty con- verse with his patrons far and near. He entertains and instructs he shows them how well equipped he is to supply their But hi clever talks the advertising columns go further they suggest needs, and create new desires for or Rec- barrels of Hour were found and be brought down. The clear- up to the mate already made that the loss this city is about The of wide extent. reaching along tin- coast from folk to Charleston. An enormous amount of damage was done at all the resorts. The greatest damage reported is from the of Wilmington. A mile of railroad trestle of I lie Wilmington road was carried away in- a loss of The damage to the cottages at Ocean View is put and at is Al h, IS miles lie low Wilmington eighteen cottages were carried SWay, only half a dozen buildings remaining. Al Southport, at the mouth of the Capo Fear river, the wind reached a velocity of miles an hour. The river front wrecked. Two steamers were on the laud and several schooners were driven ashore The govern- coal dock is the only one re- all the others have dis appeared. The Quarantine station was partially wrecked and Kort Caswell across bay there WM considerable damage to government 2nd. Winter styles Crowd At The Pair. The estimated the fail Wat between four and live thousand. Hawks says his train pulled out that evening with five hundred people on board, and exclusive sale. trains going in oilier directions had equally as so many people to handle made the train an hour late reaching The proudest man in town today SHOES. We invite you to call and examine our, Fall and Shoes for which we Queen he killed live partridges Hying, at one shot, breaking his Southerner. Now we want lo hear Hob I. Big- Break The tobacco market run block sale again on Thursday. breaks being so heavy that only four of the houses got through, leaving two over to this morning. Some men make money, others make mischief, while a large major- tusk of TO COLD N ONE Take Laxative Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. B. W. signature on every box. A glove lit and perfect e from first day is the experience of men who wear . . . C. S. FORBES. PP P is EASTERN REFLECTOR N. ST NEWS. D. J. WHICH Ed. t Ow Post Greenville, N. C, as Mali Matter. The lynching of a in Kan indication sec- lines are gradually being i -1 out. President seems to think that vigorous will cover all kinds blunders. An Ohio postmaster died the the pall bearers were selected from among the applicants for the vacant job. South African war is about to knock all the inter, out of the scrap and Filipinos, While Otis may in lie u rabid expansionist. In he has done but little toward beyond Manila. We fancy there will be a very Interesting time when the Civil Service call down Mark Hanna for his part the campaign fund soliciting circular. If the trust issue can be fairly presented and voted upon next year the politicians of Mr. will find that the people will not elect a monopoly breeder to put down monopolies. Happening-sin Carolina. The takes in day. Only live people m Salisbury VOted against the bond issue election there. T. i. of ville, was drowned during the storm Monday night. John of got his arm as badly cut a gin that amputation was necessary. The Commonwealth says that Scotland bandies more Span- peanuts than any other market in the I. The Book Mount Mills have de- land a stock divided to fifty per cent and a semi annual money of four per cent. The Supreme court has decided that no part of the raised I bonds to pay off the indebted- of the penitentiary, can beep- piled to debts incurred since At in Asheville last week it was held that cheroots are cigars. Two with stealing cigar- were released when ii was learned that cheroots had been stolen. The Slate sent out a circular letter to the various telephone companies, of which in the Stale, call- on for per cent. tax on gross The Henderson Telephone Company throws down the gauntlet father Worth, by calling his attention to article o. section of the constitution, which limits the power of Legislature this regard, when property la taxed. The company desire to stale that our property is returned for according to its Hue value. this will be regarded as o lo your TO THE LEFT BO H. W. T. Britain seems to beget ting worst of the war with the Boers South On Mon- day the Been captured a whole regiment of British soldiers and the occurrence has filled England with consternation. The Civil Service Commission talks of making trouble for Ohio Republican politicians who sent out the circular levy- contributions on Federal office holders, but no word of has come from President Mr The Administration organs that are taking sides with the English in the war to crush the At republics arc least tent. They Would ridiculous the Boers w bill approving our own expansion armed force. Suit in Court For One of the funniest cases ever tried in Wake county court was tried there yesterday in the Superior court. The title suit was II vs. T. Powell, The amount Involved who is a country physician, hail been called to sec a in Powell's employ. The doctor in no hurry go- to sick In fact he did not go for several hours. When he got there the refused to have him. The doctor went away. Lain he Powell bill Powell refused to pay it, The fact that President regards the of Providence in assimilating the with bullet and bay- may have had some weight in leading to conclude that is to make an fort to save little republics in South Africa from similar the English OVER THE COUNTRY. Floating ice has closed the Y River to navigation. men of the I Mass. I fishing were lust the year just Agents of the Transvaal Govern- Chicago are seeking to en- list men for Boer army. churches in Chicago held special prayers on for the success of the Boer armies; By a drainage canal acres of swamp lauds will be reclaimed in Juneau county, The trial of B. charged with murdering Mm. Katharine J. Adams, will Is-gin in New York on November NEWSY AND HI NOTES. Nov. I, Our school is on o bonsai being could tie expected. B. K. Manning Co. have just out a lot bales of cot- ton. People sneak well of our cotton market he Wiley Literary Society has revived again with the opening of the school. every Fri- day night. Outsiders are put duly for debate whenever they wish. A. ii. nice pair of three ton scales put up near his office. They will lie a great con for place, are amply sufficient at present. Ii has been reported that the cigar factory bad shut down. Such is the ease however. Our goods since getting better intro- an-taking well, there is a steady demand to be supplied. Co, Orders for cotton planters are coining in all ready. However it will be three months before rush comes. In meantime let have your order for wagon in cart which you have been needing so long. Co. A dusky damsel of dark- lined species, with ebony locks piercing black eyes, from nay down in the swamps of old Swift Creek, came day saunter- into our town gala dress. In- quiring the whereabouts of Miss Mary Hardy's to which she was most conducted by f Manning's. After gracefully rendering rt she proceeded to interview our popular to the prices of head gear. Becoming fully as to price and quality ins all must do who this emporium I she procured a bonnet with feathers red blue ribbons in color. This on her head with her high water homespun dress and cow tan shoes, In parading our streets she was a menagerie all in herself sec- only to Mr. Nash little baby, which has been sick so long, died last night. Burial will be at the old Bryant grave yard near Banks church. The bereaved parents have our sympathy. Headache, Heartburn, I Indigestion, Dizziness, TWO Kit Is out t. MM liver and cure all III-. Is in Hood's Pills cents. Sold by medicine TRADE. Thank the you're and lie happy sums are fatter ripening every day THE DEAD BEL MS I ii- Wt Lin I- a II II- ha um Mar. K. N I II hi I. a iii. A. I II. till- -f . . ii, f , m-t. I Uriel 1- I lay. ill I In -insT , I i v . i n i .---. v. ; . B it i train you nix with entirely new and complete stock of We Carry ii is. MATS. NOTIONS, C. all will Dry Notions. Boots, Hats, Hardware, Farm Implements, Meat. Flour, Hirer. Coffee, I.-.-i. . in fact every STAPLE a general stock. We Also Sell FIVE POINTS. MILLS ITEMS. Mrs. II. i i. V -i in ; . , i . , . .-. i the i- la- H-- , II Ii ft. aid, and v y I w.-iii. a -1.1-1 ii talk n over you depend tits won't lake more than three Washington Star. COTTON MARKET. As wired to a Co., cot- ton and peanut buyers. New York future quotations to- day are as Opening. Close, January March May Mi Opening. Close. Jan Feb M Wheat- Dee. M I Spot cotton iii 7.00 HAY, OATS, CORN, HOT- TON SEED AND MEAL AND GUANO. i Our prices on everything will be as low as a good article can sold at. cordially in to visit our store. Highest prices paid for all kind country produce. WHITE FLEMING. K. THE OFFERED. AND AT PRICES. I am now in one of the new Raw Is prepared to supply all your wants in the way of STAPLE AND FANCY After two years Premium been IN GROCERIES. HOT BUCKWHEAT CAKES FOR BREAKFAST from our and buckwheat j Mine is an exclusive Grocery Demand I carry a with best maple syrup, these crisp mornings is very toothsome end very The only thing that could add zest to would be a slice of our sweet and delicious country ham or break- fast snips. We have everything that is tempting and nourishing in breakfast foods, crackers, fruits. I S. FULL STOCK of the BEST line tine California Peaches. Beef. Cattle, n Hides, f any j w u s j i I at i, ton at market E. M. N. C Ragging on has . Fresh goods kepi on hand. produce told. A trial will yon. D. W. of Newark, N. J. Your Policy I. i. Has Cash Value, Loan Extended that works automatically, Will be reinstated within three years after lapse if you are good health. After Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividend are payable at the lie- ginning of second and of each year, provided the for the current year be paid They may lie used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Slake Policy Payable an Endowment during Lifetime of Insured. J. L N. -------a g it spent Saturday and Sin for 81.60 before in Lenoir county. John Powell appealed, r. Nobles went yea- and in hi-, attorney i lo be Dr. W. U. declared they would take mat up to the Supreme court before they'd pay that Powell employed Mr. S. i. Ryan as his attorney and Harsh- burn employ Mr. A. II. Andrews, Jr. And it was the good natured cross-tiring and lighting of every point by these two attorneys, taken In with small amount involved, made case so amusing. lawyers made on evidence. The jury brought In a verdict Dr. Marsh News The head of the household it Impossible to sidetrack tho bill for hats and the feminine port ion of family- In I The Old H. M. Co. lion require all their pus service to wear uniform. W. A. clever the steamer Myers, was up town for the time in uniform, and his host of friends were greeting him with a regular Admiral's salute. The sleeves of the coat me ornamented with live gold stripes, each stripe Indicating show- that he has been in service of the Old Dominion Co. for a quarter century. Mr. Curly, engineer of the Myers, also has live stripes on bis sleeve, been at bis post twenty live years. GOBI Chills Malaria HUM with lean Chill Tunic per H lo take. if it He- tore the make you well cured by Drug Co., Va On f Bryan Woolen marriage today. day here at night accompanied by hard wind. island Cox left about two ago to attend the conventional Wilson and have been heard from since. lies arc anxiously aw I heir re- turn. E. F. Cox at Airy Grove Sunday. The next goes to Magnificent Mr. Fred Mahler, a member of the well known in in of II. Mali lei's Hone, Jewelers, of Raleigh, is in city with a line of line jewelry, diamond goods, OUt glass, silver ware and novelties, will orders for the same to lie delivered once or in time for Mr. Mulder respectfully requests ladies lo cull and inspect these goods whether they wish to chase or not. He can be Monday Tuesday the mid- room of the new Perkins build- Fourth street, where post- formerly located. K-l s i-n on kinds of jewelry repairing watch work. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS. Made by the Orange Va. skill has opened up the fall business. Tho life of a i- may lie but is not aimless. is a mistake to hang a drunk- drop too much has no Tho man who knows least of himself assumes to know of other people. Dewey, who is an admiral now, a rear admiral he's to be married. order to better prepared Interest of our customers and friends among the farmers of Eastern North Carolina in of their we have recently made arrange- moots by which Mr. will conduct a warehouse on the Dan- Va., and Mr. will manage the Farmers market. Is the large wholesale market in the world. Here are the liters of largest planters the trade and here necessarily to a large extent price of our is established. After the In light we have to conclusion that a warehouse Danville would value to us and our patrons. We Wish to any to all who have sell that Mr. will look after your Interest ill every way and his purchases, as a mat- of Will gel the undivided attention of Hughes at the other end of the line. see, with one to handle our chases we will be better n to stand up to your buy if than Any ill North Carolina. all our patrons for their favors the past we are Your Friends O. O, ii. iii To my Eastern North Carolina. II is with unfeigned regret that after careful thoughtful consideration Mr. and I have concluded that we could serve our own and our customers interests by having a warehouse con- on Danville market leave my many friends and Carolina to take charge of the business that end of line. nearly two years association with the warehouse know him to be eminently qualified to assume branch. tobacco in his hands I assure yon from my knowledge of his capacity and ability will lie carefully looked after and your Yours truly i i sue

The Reflector Book Store EASTERN REFLECTOR J. K I. Owner Filtered at the Post at Greenville, as Second Class Mail Matter. HIS THINGS CAME TO I THE NAVAL MAC v V. The Standard Bottles PLEA FOR THE CODFISH. Never spill when turned over. A This tall u Hi- coat a a said the . would MR mil- Moral. I nil yon. it Is tin- is.- n, I bate tried Ike world, but Hie , ii king of Una all and l at Cook like ha ii .- dried i . up an Barred In fee breakfast. Is a Bee I'm kin in a bee. him up let him r bake b m i-l. an I be oils, there it i. II hi that when make three you not nut I ordered back lo tin- with potato, little n tot of km r. I tin Ike In ham Boa, II. kilt of ii--ii; ha, -part roam a. a h. lac ship at tin i f He Baa i ah nativity, lie to a t lo Man i. -tattoo sees ate. was a crack is t.;,, I . his rate an. rs lie never Bald nil-., ii lie of i- re I Bad .-An nod deal In- Id i i Ha tin- it Mm i an at III i i Arrest disease by the timely use of Tint's Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation j and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS R. R ATLANTIC COAST A U OF CAROLINA. July . Mount Mount Li Ar STA i. j. . . Ll GS ii xi a AM II PM II M U U M II mat i as it ii i- in i I'M AM is s AM PM I m DIRECTOR Y. i k for i hI Stales. CENTS. or In rakes and. if you then a line as pot I in n of eggs, do can make a last; of cakes if will follow risk on- patron, a i;. in ii-i i- be in bis r days. ii- down to Die order ti next break- fast, ii- says be wants i . . Is order, . f LI unset Ufa . toW a oil he the cakes it-i tasted, be lint I know lint- in days as ate now and more Now York Sun. Stand j cents. JOB Give a call. Reflector Job Printing Office FROM A- TO Sheet Poster, The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK Is only SI a year and con the news every week, and gives information to the those grow- that is worth many times more the subscription price. AGE.- FOB SALE AT I.-.- by i ii re. Haw bad to unit until look the was back a lot of in.-n on ware lo bar to look to I. ft Ills year ship left Yokohama foe San Hi.- Hawaiian All of men ,.,. trip from San Trail. Is. Xe York paw r. Tiny bad all hip- at navy yard, and navy always men lo Hie point when mil.-- MANY C T. . . I Magnolia Be. . II I . in. ; all i. i o Bl i- n Bern y. I pert rear . i B of This , . . f heart . i ; I i I evil . r. In i -no- Li Wilson Li Li Ar Mount Leave Tarboro Li Mount Ar Rb c a AM I an a a z- PM AM I'M A M -II II M IS AM M I'M p ll l as i is a SO II II I'M S SO Divine and every Sunday and evening. prayer at M. and at A M., Bar. I. A. in every Sun . day, morning and evening. Thursday evening. Rev. J. X. Booth, Sunday- a. m. C. Rountree, every Sun- day, morning and evening. meeting evening. Rev. X. M. Will-mi. pastor. Sunday p. in. W F. Harding, third Sunday, Rev. J. B. Morton, Sunday- school p. in. J. R. Moore m- regular for SAUCY, SELF RELIANT. mark is of Ills. i be Ii . -1 of New writ.- T. In The Journal, -imply B l -r . in ; Sin- Is and in an atmosphere In Which no -ill should la reared. Hot mill at.- . lo And sin- don not care to and bear. Vet i- -aim. I from ll. typical of Him la If re- Haul s. try, quick t. . ready in ii if Sin ill all and k all repeal It or four a then isn't tired and look and all the sin- will upbraid her whom -I h . alls and aim- In r father, referred by her a- oars of her hare a hair with a y.-i if any one dare a word m Hi.- of Ii. r family. would bi at Ilka a Milts outlaw, with conductor and like and will ,. i. . face of the well v. to to with on the ii after at I-. ii I i. I . i i. is ;. and follow a half a block I. . I'm.-. William M. of i made hi- host and his worst from railway while party. I had Washing- Ion by the road, and other tourists, from all of tin- country, called for a speech. said Mr. have all been up At another time, when Mr. laid a with young of Ids party that be make a pun upon each town through which they should pa--. A- they reached the crowd for a Mr. pleaded that tho train would stop hut a moment ho only make a few Tho Which a pan marked in all the nit of can't ho of fa- should not .-are if should see him Tl half I tint care If I him a Too la proper I natural outlet for a To his it., lion is to drive Ills living fancy into the it. of l s mind, this results in hi-- confusion purpose of off . M run bury I I It i. the ii days to Ii Honolulu an then iii. Hie days yet you to drop at San or you ;. around to New York him the Honolulu. machinist re- lug la he did . r. . i- f i . . . i. I u a Ml . table a bold he Wilmington ton a n in, ford lip in. leaves Sanford N p in. arrive p in leave t arrives M m Ml.-I .- Honolulu leisurely .; i. la take a of a rim around Hawaiian ls- -a for San I me on the morning Ids headed for anal, oil i-i I i a III- i- Mill i . I- . Tho -1 ; drop ell I . . I Hie ado lilted at notion and urged I. go on, usual, but Ida astonishment eon- , win ii the poof player wont I on and. after ma vain to fell back and ex- The who made the port ; stated that death was due to failure of the of an attack of is by nu end to and more than In my own practice ha- fa- tally. It is not always tho whose I- who suffers . o veteran through it . over. i r a had Train that a in. Ii. i M over act Springs Ma in. Mope Mills a rive leaves pm. Hone Mills p m, Rea p m. C U p in, arrive p m A. F. A. M. meets first and third R. W. J. M. Sec LO. O. Lodge, No. M oil s every evening. I. N. O. Sec. K. of River Lodge, No meets every Friday evening. J. L. Fleming, C. Carr, K. ,,.,,,,. ill. tin- J H even- at . at I Sex. with the Air Line K. Vance Council, No. Thu Wilson, K. M. B. . with Charlotte us i Islam if swell by the of t Hi.- was ill Ive they are in II hi ii. i-. i-rt v i i,. the ii. or . M- . . . after f ii ti ii s m be nun Ions It in awhile ii-- i . ii I i, trust of inn j i- e Com- t I t i tin m of Bum i , on not t is ml i v Charles e e there I. . i . Km Is I II M i man with a fer II i lion lo round . Dan- i . . , . table . of Um ever ml the I hi- the -M-t her anchor I. . Era lb- knock.-. ashen nut . r hi- his then -I t l. lb of fleer f the d I; n m o it. It tie -My rime i I I p ma- . i I u . i barge acre. tool. hi n IV i New V- I Roll I Ink on the China y that we p-i buck ii to waive Why do alarm and In- re. Maul. I . my father hers I, They an at c that I iii ii- i was i . i came f a hen I was i ilia I I um of now. . a little t. n. and take to to i . i three j.-.-h tat at pi f tn I . In If on II want your In The ibis home. Al i on i, i .- far f ml s. The . to I. i- . ii in i i down i- cir . i j u I i five i I waive i my The i u . IT the we'll he said, I'm m I had you i Close an In Von own in some I for you ulT Xi York, ink lift fur three rears and then ; n I r so of lie l-t very your iii.- i. . i Tn nil Intents par- H i I iv i ; for . happen- Inn n Th packed his tides I hi the able, amid the of t n hours Inter, his bag and and n -f thou- and In RuM. A of hours Inter lie in bis boon In U. It a small Star, Ii i -I a far toes port of Hi t of by bis discovery of a error In a printed copy of be hi- to present to XI. the t. r. f some years ago w whom- In art know normal her i -r thin city. V. awaiting with n I which i she make Were lo up ;. . for years . t it-i one .; ming woman to he perfectly in the wings she seined ; of i-c fright and the Durham and O. U. A. every at in I. O. O. F. hall. A. D. A. O. meet v every and third I in Odd Fellow. Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; D. Smith, I. O. Conclave every and . i the em a i n and . who i shape, sin . i . the on the boards. through her part apparent but she he had Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith Sec. ally and bout her actions, played h-mm than done the of sun off the stage, i ti dressing room and sank unconscious to the floor, she never recovered from her coma, and an autopsy developed the fact that -die I ad died of disease, I examined her shortly before in I no trace cardiac standard quote the ease a English aspirant who came to the theater on lite of debut In a stale bordering Tram on leave a. i-m, I l. in, Neck at pm. Kin-tun f SO s m. st ll am, dally Train- in leave s a I p in. arrive a m pm, leave . arrive an T in. Sm. Lo . Train leave dally , fourth Monday in . in. r. in dally, T a in. Sun tiny a i. ; U no am, mi r h. ii-ii dally. Sunday. . vi a m. a m, leaves m. Train on leave I a in. in. arrive I lo. . taring it . to a in, A pm. am Ian p m. H a m arrive at II a in. l m. daily Sunday. i. . . dally, except Sunday. m and III rm. lessen at Ton um sod Train Wei , all North dally, all a I ODd. Agent J. B. Manager. T. M. Traffic Manager. S. M. Schultz, WHOLESALE RETAIL up brandy i meat by those but sooner than he his bean mil f II dead. Tin had ruptured the valve He was braced Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce slog Ills him. -I HI haul of as rut sentence, and hone heart, and he hail ended lib he was to it. curious ease was me not ago by one of physicians a young man, a of a college dramatic crab, was brought there for lie bad, been cast for a part In the production, and I bin extra study, add- ed to the regular studies imposed by the collegiate course, caused some- thing to give way. On the of it was found that lie could not or a line of his part, and this so worried him that be broke and was brought here. several weeks lie could not suddenly Ids part came back to him. he could go through it, all. within I break, another full week he I. i going of his part, i severe of fever, from Which he out rational, but. oddly with no memory of the lines of piny in question caused by stage fright is a most curious thing, and did present. I should like to a on the subject, for It Is a fascinating one. I kept too busy patching up that exist lo write of tin- troubles have Telegraph. Why women more subject to MM. sickness An replies; but. on band, they stand it better, A woman up lo the point despair against the what I might call the Impropriety of the thing. In so much tortured the as she Is worried by the pros- of She lights it to the keeps up as long ax she hold up side meat, s, coffee, mountain butter, full cream cheese, oat hominy meal and hulls, seed at cents per bushel. D. M GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINE- BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. CHAIRS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see SAM In a ask to n, , K. la i , . trail H. lo n. Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every us low as the market prices for J. ii COREY, ------DEALER IN------ A GENERAL LINE OP- Min nice of Hardware. I can now be found in the brick formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. H. COREY. OLD DOMINION LINE RIVER VICE Steamers leave Washington Mondays, and Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, Returning leave Tarboro at 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 ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Go. from New York; Clyde from Bay Line from Baltimore; Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. The Eastern Reflector v. . -AT VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER lo, NO go V. D. C Nov. . Mr. in his tn prevent Ohio and he is no confident of its win- the was not likely lo get nut its preliminary report, lime I-l the voters, he for the to come to the White House, and told them in person to get up a preliminary report at . once. The Commissioners had not the II ill reasons will pi mill led our going into the Col-1 extent of keeping the Con might decide their Therefore, he will hand anything like a l by to it is to and the war in th Philippine, that should lie adopted, knowing he sue Math, any the in P nil in the policy of the He will have no trouble in getting his bat the of the White House an of will hour press was finished to my before it with a statement saying that this preliminary report would lie a thorough endorsement of the administration's policy from a to z, that it would recommend the retention of the Philippine- the S. In short, the Philippine Commission is going In report what Mr. wishes them to re he and members of his administration have talk- for weeks. Yet, he imagines this report is to opinion to stop alarming of ad- verse criticism of his Philippine policy. He will know bettor by and by. Men who draw big for small be willing to have their opinions made for them, but people at large, who are under no obligations to the ad- ministration, haven habit of doing their own thinking. be put through that body. The following is up-tn now marriage lady, will yon promise to take this help- less young you hold by the hand see that he wants for nothing Will you guarantee to standby when he is sick, pro- him with a suit twice a year. and. always see that his supply of is dry convenient until the divorce courts intervene If you feel like undertaking a little matter like with he will be well taken care of, and take the gosling light out. Va., Observe. An Illustration of the kraal in- the of rail, given last week when which had bean lying for years on a private railway in Georgia, which coal or Mi. cash. In of the high prices of steel rails, orders are o heavy that the mills em hardly keep up With Or- for railway cars are far in ad- of the supply or One um earn, a combination of plants, has received for freight ears within a week, to cost over in the Times. -IN- FALL In the other day I man who bad been arrested on a charge of wan lined his neglected wife secured his re- lease by tier the provision of the law to which provide I payment of amount of he husband's wife, how- ever, the sum was promptly dad to the woman, and the pair left Chi it rejoicing. AND I A GOOD, SOLID, SABLE Aycock fur Governor. A leading has a letter from of I he will lie tn n It. i he the I Hon. State in Iii . Us PATENTS ADVICE S TO In Book i an ; ii is now bidding tot Southern support, by holding out which it is hoped will catch the growers manufacturers. is now semi of stated that tho which claims to secured verbal promises from governments which have grabbing Chinese territory, that American commerce should privileges with their all the Chinese territory controlled by them, has demanded of those governments formal written agree- to accord with the verbal promises and if the is not acquiesced to back it with force. This is said lo have been the real reason for the recent material strengthening of the A in Naval forces at Ma- The same adroitly points out the material advantages to the South, the Chinese trade will give, because of the increased de- and, of course, increased prices for all kinds of cotton goods. The men who are manipulating imperialism are very sly putting out this bid for Southern support. They know that the cotton raisers of the South have had hard lines of late, and this promise of better times will create an sentiment among them. The administration ha- hatched up a to commit the try irrevocably to Imperialism. It has already the work of curing promises from Senators and Representatives resolution, to be offered us as Congress meets, declaring the tent ion of this Government to per- retain the Philippine islands. Nothing could more strongly show the steady growth of imperialistic ideas circles. Only a short time ago, Mr. said that he in- tended , and had ways i n t t hat Congress should decide we should keep the Philippines. Now be will say to Congress, have decided to keep the Philippines, and I demand that yon shall ratify my The reason for this is Mr. fears that if Congress takes up this question and thoroughly it, Stopped The mill at was stopped yesterday by eels. were their way from the mill pond and wore caught in turbine wheel. The small ones passed through without difficulty. Some of the larger ones were pieces in the attempt and so many large ones found their way the wheel the same time it Southerner. Well we have heard of eggs, though we never-aw somebody beat and making They gel genuine shell. second the oysters With the oyster they are said rival the genuine oyster. Editor of the I Morning Post, from whom we Bel Idea, says are to supply the lack th gen- nine the Paris next year. They have alien. soured on his and now he says he knows he won't go at Stan- THAT CAN ALWAYS BE RELIED IS UPON. OUR REYNOLDS MEN AND BOYS SHOES Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver on other. THE SYSTEM , EFFECTUALLY EFFECTS operating a car Hoe between New Britain and Berlin, a ear. appears there is nothing to drink in Berlin and. who goto New Britain to quench their thirst are apt to take union. The car leaves New Britain every at and drunken men are not This well OVERCOMES Buy ThE MINT o . PERMANENTLY Catarrh Cannot be Cured disease, in ii Hall's Catarrh C ax . lake,, acts Wu He Spoke. It was and Brother Jones arose I'm the man that put water the I'm the man that the water for said Brother Brown, I'm the woman that milked the cow, and all about it, sobbed Sister Jones. here's the said aloud voice from the rear, sold the cow got paid for it Then Brother Jones was sorry he had spoken. And was over- heard to mutter, as be reached for his hat, did believe in these experience Atlanta it ion. At Wilmington federal court, Thursday, seven cases for violation of the new law were dis- posed The charge was for orders for the payment of or its equivalent without affix- a war revenue stamp. In each case pleas of were entered the court ordered that each defendant pay the costs in their case and that no district attorney's fee be taxed against them. The cost each case less the district attorney's fee, will be from to The was that these men, who cot- ton farmers, gave orders o four hand- neighboring merchants fer the of wages due. CALF. RUSSIA BOX CALF AND KID ARE The Council of Atlanta, tin. recently GUARANTEED TO log it unlawful to i-i on home or in WEAR TO EVERY PURCHASER. WE THEM other races in that city, and Mayor THE LEADING STYLES AND Woodward it. He said AND DURABILITY ARE PURCHASED WITH the ordinance as constructed PAIR. COME TO SEE US WHEN IN GOOD was liable to be used maliciously. HONEST SHOE. YOUR FRIEND, and incidentally be referred to the of bucket shops and said that the accomplished by J g CHERRY CO. betting on horse racing amounts to nothing when compared to the legalized respectable form of gambling known a- dealing futures. Admiral mod- blushingly, admits that he, too, accept a house. Let us all join the Alliance and make all candidates for Congress sign a pledge that they will vote for appropriation to give each of us a -HEADQUARTERS FOR The Chicago woman who insisted spanking her husband once or twice every twenty-four hours is suspected of insane. No opinion has expressed as to the sanity of the spanked. But that's the way it goes. Whenever a woman wants to take a ex- or out of the or- way, her sanity comes tin- Star. SPECIALTY. AND HEATERS In reply to an earnest query re the luck a rabbit's foot is supposed to bring, we would say this special charm, in the bind foot particularly is demon- when it helps the rabbit to getaway from the BEST AND GAUL Ni COOK . in I.-,. canton. on at new emperor Of I III ill Peking, formally to his i i Hie i . i lies ll In . A iv. In t -mi, trip to in nit-1 ii i which much , nu i had Li i n i i. ii . ii i ii a st. Helena, your i. n led Was his an was Indeed U. k. i . I. Attorneys At Law. Greenville, N. C. Hardware, Paints AND STOVES v. mail oil a woman. likes she cries. ;. i ,., . ;. . . ll a . ; it mix i .-. i- . It, . . . . II . ml. . rut. V i . k-l as row i t ,. of i. hit,., root because i ti a a.- word nu. ,. a ,, t;,, n roadway, cut by rim n Is simply a with LOCAL the cannot the of the disease. Catarrh i- a eon disease, in order lo -tire is acts directly bed by one best physicians in this country for yearn and regular It is composed of the tonics known, combined will, the best act- i perfect two is what such results nil fer testimonials free. P. J. ft CO, Props., Toledo, O. Mold by druggists, Halt's Family rills arc the best. contra lion .- route and root. The root or l . also for why not. therefore, rout for ii would sound lie Me; of Tiny, N. Y., lo be In the stale a Tho old I o . freely, and i-l . i lo afford him a trial, ll- fore la- III lilt II on will Hive me your word . won't . when yon I'll e what kin be done -I i a . i tin l. n piled young man. i . up with great . . Albany or I don't go i A log the Al laid Coast Lumber on the iS. and Western railway, struck a cow Thursday and six earl overturned. The logs rolled over three men to a pulp. Three others were perhaps Injured. Tar. II I tar is IT i . in iii fourth century. In i. i- ii am a . Ill . i 1- . i lire la light- lite I .- to re American the Philip- pines a re all wearing A is a lead medal about the size of a dollar, with the volunteer's name, regiment company stamped on it. It is hung on a leather string the and serves to identify the dead or severely wounded. The town of which has inhabitants, has been admitted into the ranks of German cities. The town was made by the Krupp gun works, which were stalled thereby the grandfather of the present owner 1810, There are and there has never yet been a strike.