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The
Book
Bottles
EASTERN REFLECTOR
X. C.
ID. J. Ed. A Owner
Entered at Foal at
Greenville, N. C, as Second
Mail
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Superior Court of I'm
of
to me on iii
of on of
s- Fleming. i
all indebted to the
Estate to make payment Id tin-
and to all of said
Estate their claims. nu-
to the
Altar tin- date of
or will In bar of
This the day of November,
ISM
Estate of S Finning.
SALE
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS.
Save Your Money.
One box of Pills
many in tills
I No Reckless
; or ; I
I malaria constipation
a million people endorse
Liver PILLS
Tut nib list
ts
CENTS.
Who Stand fie
cents.
Never spill when over,
JOB PRINTING
Give a call.
Reflector Job Printing He
FROM A-
Visiting Card
TO A-
k Full Sheet Poster.
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A-WEEK
Is only 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.
Geo s Parker fount. it-
AGE
FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORK.
Lt
; NOTICE.
before
I Court Pitt county,
i . Ii of the Frank s.
M I U hi i v
i holding -M
i . id tin duly
i f. Hie it .-
i i it In
All I i
n i i,,.
rim
S. Mai MY,
of at
MM Pill C in
flow T. Hurry
tinned will ex-
in Hie Howe
n in in the for
mob, Monday u. i Nor. 1809,
if lo
lo the firm of v Kin-
embrace. in tint plat
plan of the n
virtue an order of
Conn of Tin in Um of Ida I
Moore, and ex
tor the Court door
in
On Monday, the 4th day of
the following tract of land ;
in
J K Henry Harris,
Fleming and o her,
Km, motor ; hinds
HOG
in I to deed i
tor an
Thin Nov Bed
F. U.
TO
or.- COG FLAP OH HIS
i .
old H I .- . i-. l.
ad i .; i . .; plus
of to
i i. --Ii
ii licit. . Kt l .-.
it i. .-. i . t tin-ill
i- o u f ;. I've
v -e i la t run
i i . . ; .- .
ray
to
an l .-. t i . i p
the In i it- i v -i
l i lo
I- i VI
me in i . w.
CUm me fail ;
. . . . .
t i . i i no
f -i If lo t. hear
him nil he
moon hull i mi to
the main
I M I
didn't kn v, I
I., nor. P I. No
i j
in I en. fur I
v in I I
I M H
the II . Co
In. i . . y
dropped .
Star
having
in. n ii ire, the as ex-
of the ill and
Foreman M
i given lo nil
Foreman
to them to for
payment, duly on or
day i-l no-
will be plead In bar f their
All Indebted to
make to roe. the
of 1899.
Joseph ti.
Executor UM last will and testament
Foreman M. use.
Off
One and on
Tina plat of
ii nil
n a whole and q lei
I'm- Ian I I; l
N ; and I be it railroad on
an on u mirth i
inch Linn lot no
.
One I Kl and
and In t
; i notifying
fronting on an I of the
lot of and that they are required to file, In
No. in the of the first Monday
part of in December, next, a sworn
One fronting on and Third In detail all lines, for-
and known lot No o. other paid
i , , t -i, i them during the
One lot fronting on Jams and Fourth
and known a m N
Latham
DIRECTORY.
. in. W.
Divine service and
morning evening. Ev-
prayer Wednesdays at IMP.
M. and Fridays at A
M. Kev. I. A.
I ii II
Sun
day. morning and evening.
evening. Rev.
J. N. Booth, pastor.
a. in. D.
WHEN FASTING IS
of Helen c; Certain
fatal Del as
During n I M I. of
weigh I I.-
i the total
reached n certain
with orig
weight. Fat animal may
half their weight one per
hap
A woman of rather spare
habit, weighing could.
about pounds before
Heart notion,
and blood pr remain unaltered
during starvation, but the
of the body fall nearly a degree
lo most The of
but and are
till formed. The r life de-
pend upon and activity of
the
die A Hut of
three to during which
nave a their weight
Co ii when water been
Dr. .-, n
a woman, aged
who after n fast of days,
which drank water freely.
Her weight, which pounds a
year before her death, was reduced
to DO pound. It was a case of
and woman pa-
d out her horrible
quietly as scarcely at-
I ho of her family and died
at last calmly and p-a fully without
complaint or apparent evidence
Examiner.
lion II-
Borne year n ray among
In weal ;. murder,
Senator el lug the
t bull t hi
an
mitigated the , i
man. to the
teeth, in
you
you the man feuded Jack
Bailey at
The thinking his hut hour
was come, again answered,
I'm Jack
and I've come t- pay I haven't
any money but I'm n man
or. In town u d
As the senator smilingly
any thirst for booty or bin d.
Insisted Incredulously you
but. squire, and walk down the
street. See you
throw up your and ill pp
II. ml
The saying is, each
pair of bound feet there bean
whole r I full
find say that one nut of ten
dies of foot bin ling -r of
When I the Ital-
mother or who
ban for head of the great
girl and foundling establish-
there, she raid, with tears m her
eyes;
no. no That may be true of
the coast thought she
I any it would u a gross ts
in central China, to my
horror she went on. more here-
I ON
Mrs. A.
A HARD WON BET.
Vile la
st w u -r ever
remarked man a he
the I cigar, to
carry f- . half a mile. That
Bound a simple thing to do,
doesn't Well you try it and
will Bud out whether ii la or not of
course the vi carrying the
bricks is A man bat me
that I carry two bricks each
hand from where WOW back to tho
hotel and put them up on the bar. The
bricks were to be pat side by side and
grasped, two in each hand, between
the thumb angers, the
pointing was not allowed
stop and nor to put the bricks
down.
I thought I. that's easily
earned, so I look the bet and started.
. For a quarter of the distance it wan
an i i already felt those two
v. r dollars In my pocket. But then my
fingers began to grow tired. The mus-
between my and
j thumbs were soon aching My
began to pain me and to throb
I like mad. I found myself setting my
teeth together and cords in my
neck were in a high slate of tension.
When I come within n hundred yards
I of the hotel was scarcely an
In my whole body was not aching
as if I bad been stuck full of pins.
don't know how I managed to go
that lat distance. I could no
longer erect, and I trembling
like a leaf, and yet the other fellow
alongside, as if to split
Idea. And when I got Into the bar-
room, it was nil could do to raise first
one hand and then the other put
the bricks on the counter. I know that
I couldn't have gone SO feet farther.
I got the but the nest day I could
scarcely move, and I didn't get over
the soreness for a week. Ii looks easy,
but Just yon try Free
Press.
Ai a the
f r Pitt i
of November, I
Mount
fronting on Latham and Fourth
immediately opposite
one and known as lot No
One lot on Third adjoining
land of Davis A and known
lot No
One lot fronting on Third
streets and known ah lot No
One lot fronting on Jams and Fourth I
streets and known as lot No
One fronting Fourth street and j
adjoining the lands of ft Davis on
west and known as lot No
One fronting on Fourth street and
adjoining the lands of Davis ft on the
watt, known as lot No
One l.-t fronting on Ward Street adjoin j
the lands of Davis ft on
and known as lot No
One lot fronting on Fourth and
streets and known as lot X o
One lot fronting on Ward and
t and known as lot No
One lot fronting on and
reel- and old road and known , Ar
MA lot No
One lot front on Third Latham
it rests and the old Tarboro road and known
as lot No
One parcel or lot of land Third
reel oil the North sail lying It I ween lot
No l and Branch.
One piece or pared of land commencing
On the south of Third street opposite
street and running the course
street lo Tar River
U Davenport oil the cast and
Bros on the west, containing one
half acres,
One lot fronting on Third and Latham
i. is and known as No
The above described lots the
o-t and practically the only
on the market the
limits of Greenville. There are no
oilier building lots Within same dis-
the Court House, churches
main strut be
chased.
We call attention home seekers and
i to this M-e An for
A plat lots ea-
act loot can be round
at e of Skinner lied bee and
Blow, The terms of are cash
but purchasers pay one a
range for deferred pay men la
J.
and
BARRY
October 18th
and
Meeting evening.
N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
the and p. in. W F. bu-
Kev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday-
J. B.
I of
m 5th day
year eliding
lame
exhibit to the their several dockets,
T. H.
Nov. Coins, for Pill C.
AND ATLANTIC CO LINK
OF
SOUTH
TRAINS
A. F. A. at, Greenville
Lodge, No. meets and
Monday evening. It.
Hams, M. J. M. Sec
I. O. O. No.
i Meets every evening.
I. X. G.
THE DOORBELL.
II or Man You
Are
are pretty fair Indies tori
of character. Probably you have not
been conscious of It, but every time
you pull n doorbell you register what
r of man you are. Your ring will
not t-11 you. from
the color of your eyes to your taste In
flowers, to those who know the
signs the doorbell Is as good as a title
page. Any one who has had
lo answer bell pulls knows bow much
difference there U them. One per-
son's method varies little from time to
time, though the difference between
that method somebody else's,
while slight, will be well
marked. Ii Is seldom that two rings
are exactly alike.
The housewife recognizes each, the
impatient mail, who pulls the bell
twice in quick and does not
wall long before trying It
one of more phlegmatic temperament,
whose ring Is slower nod more sub-
the hesitating woman, who
draws the knob out in a f
nervous jerks; the seedy individual
with matches to who stretches
the win carefully to Its full length
and then all it to relax with a
apologetic tinkle, and the Jolly
friend, who knows be Is welcome, and
therefore the knob with a hear-
owing that i fairly eloquent with
good sets toe to
its Bides with Mich peals of echo-
that H positively cannot
stop r on e, it gradually
with a I n little titter.
a t ea as
C rUn i ; raid.
Cornea
i me tin said the young
man
lo teach a
for f
t t it e was naked.
lite Why, spent six
months and r to lean the nit,
and do you at
the of the Brat
a urea
I i -1 smile There was a
p lbs
and my my father had
lake It go I fur an-
other Brooklyn
A N P M
u o ii
It
on to M IS
i as ii H ;
f x, n
-10
I'M AM
T w
north
K. of Lodge, No
am psi W, every Friday evening,
L. O.; S. Our,
K. of K.
J g w k. Vance Council, No.
meets every Thursday even-
B. Wilson, R. M. R.
Lang, Sec.
IS O. U. A. every
night at in I. O.
O. F. hall. A. D.
eel
A. Council,
t, meets every and third
Thursday in Old Fellows
Hall. J. Gardner Worthy
Chief; Smith, See.
. O, Conclave
So. meets every second
n -ii i I ii Monday nights in Odd
w. ii.
Smith See.
h g
y.-
SI
AM
I IS,
A M
IS
P M
j n
A M
p y a
s II
B j
M I'M
IMPORTANT LAND
virtue of s decree made the
term, 1800, of Pitt court.
in the came of J. T. Harry
Executor, and surviving partner
others, the named therein a
expose t- public
before the Court
lo the for cash, on
Monday, till of De ember,
-i December term
of Pitt the following
real to
One on Tar
known as tho Teal
late Adam
containing 1st inn's, more or has, sad
fully in the G
v Ski um, Jan Sid, and
recorded in Book 1.4 page aid deed
I. and
dated Mar. 8th,
the deed from -1 A K Tucker,
date day of
recorded in the Situate in
about miles
in quarter of a mile of Hi
on W W It
or
crops.
Also one tract land in Green
ville the lands of the
late John Fleming, Jordan Daniel, the heirs
more or leas, and known as the
laud. The purchaser of the
farm should pure haw this rail limber
other
One tract situate In Greenville township,
adjoining the lands above us
laud, the lands of the late Doc
Moore, the lands I by D II
James. lanes of Dudley and
contain aces, more or and
known as the
tract of land in
township lying
part of Jenny Adams
adjoining J Moore, John
acre.
more See deed from T fl
and wife to Harry Skinner.
Also one tract of land as the W
Moore in Falkland township,
the lands of Owens,
A Fields, Moors sad oilier.,
acres, Off lees, and
known as the W
Also one tract of laud situate In
ville in the lands
of J F and if and a Pouring the
land by J C It J from W
J Tyson and Bros,
acres, or lean, described in i
deed recorded in Book -W
Tho terms of sale are cash.
can arrange to pay one-third cash will.
payments.
l -I
Arrive
bean
Ar Rook
Arrive Tarboro
Leave
Mount
Ar
Yadkin
Division Main
ton BOO . p in,
leaves San-
ford m. Returning leaves San ford
p in. arrive p m
pm, arrives
pm
leaves Ben-
B to a fl a in. Red
Mills
rive Returning leaves
Mills p m,
p m, p m,
p m
with train
with the Central
at Springs with the Red
st San ford
with Seaboard Air Line and Southern
Railway Gulf with the Durham and
Charlotte
on Neck Road
lave i in, Halifax I p in. r-
I m. V-pin. leave
, at, a m.
at n is ii dally
Sunday.
Train on leave
s in a m u m. arrive n
in and pm.
m and pm, a m
and ; at pm. dally Sunday.
Train except Sunday
it .-m p m, Sunday am, arrive-. Ply-
i ; Sun
day u ass, n
on N C h. leave- Holds
a in.
m a m,
a m. arrives m.
Trull Nashville U leave
am. p in ;
pin. Ii n tn
It M a iii arrive a;
Ii
Train on Branch leaves Warsaw i
u.
-DEALER IX-
A LINE OF
Also a nice
I now lie found in the
brick store formerly
by J.
W. Brown.
COME SEE ME.
J. It.
OLD DOMINION LIN E
Washington
, is and Fri-
days at ti A. M. for Greenville,
water permitting, to Tarboro.
leave Tarboro at A.
Train No mm. close
don all dally,
H. M. EMERSON,
Pass. Agent
J. R. KENLY, Manager.
T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
-------I
S. M. Schultz,
WHOLESALE
Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce
molasses, side meat, hams, should-
s, coffee, sugar, tobacco,
cigars, cigarettes, cheroots,
mountain butter, full
cream cheese, sausage,
oat Hakes, hominy flakes, cotton-
seed and hulls, cotton seed
at cents per bushel.
D. M FERRY GARDEN SEEDS.
STANDARD Sewing
BAGS SALT.
BUREAUS.
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, Etc
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICKS.
Come to see
M., A. M. on Tues-
days, Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject to change de-
on stage of water.
at Washington with
for Norfolk, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and
ton, for all the West
with i ail at Not folk.
Shippers should freight by
the Dominion Co. from
Clyde Line from
Bay Line Baltimore;
Line from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON,
Washington N. C.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N. C.
HAM M.
hone
PATENT
r ad
CO.
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ale
--a.-.
FOR
The Eastern
D. J. EDITOR
. . .
as
-AT
VOL. XVIII,
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, N. NOVEMBER
NO
ST NEW S.
Happenings In North Carolina.
Durham boy hugged
r bard as in break several
shot
died
A Smile In Each.
A frieze the
the coal bill.
Few people arc ever on
n I rain of
Sometimes it's the best known
who borrow a dollar.
About the only people who profit
from advice are lawyers and doc-
tors.
hair is
I never did
like fat
Money makes the mine go, and
jet iI would b. false
sell the mare and buy an
bile.
proposed again
night, refused him for
the last las clerk I District court
you lie careful, dear He Haleigh and II. L.
your pointed in his stead.
In my remarked the An Interstate association will be
landlady of lodging house, farmed a meeting be held in
loses in mankind. X. C, to secure a
I have been so deceived with park in some ion
promises of pay that I no longer j Smoky
,. ., ,,
North now ranks fifth
number of female
in the attendance thereat; only
New York, Massachusetts, Peon-
this
passed.
Om
hi
ribs.
A who was
in fool on the
Tuesday of lockjaw,
has a son who is
an officer in a battalion, says
the Waiving
The Gran I Lodge of Masons of
North Carolina will hold
annual meeting at on
Dec. Mil to
J. II. Fortune has been removed
When a girl has very small feet
she usually develops a case of big j
head.
The collect inn holds its
,., , . ., r and Maryland
Own, It is a thins . .
Water pipes will soon be x Haves, who has
in their favorite game of freeze V, from
Mo., lo Durham in a
j wagon. He had his family aim
this bill
the
Some men think a great
on
With him. They were seven weeks
road.
deal of Josh-T. of
themselves, and yet they are
thoughtless.
A fellow shouldn't imagine he
has the world at his feet simply
because a porous plaster happens
to get stuck on him.
OVER THE COUNTRY.
A street car strike
has tied up every line in Spring-
field,
Charles Cross, seventeen years
old, has confessed that he murder-
ed Mrs. Sarah C. King, his em-
Stamford, Conn.
Because of a wage dispute, the
Trades Labor Council has ordered
a strike of iron construction
workers at Buffalo, X. Y.
ton for many years a prominent
editor of that city, died
morning, years of age
did in the Con-
federate army.
The Free Press tells of at-
tempted outrage a colored
man upon the streets of Kinston
Monday night, When the woman
resisted her assailant, who was also
colored, shot her.
Watch The Other Fellow.
Every who ad should
read other advertisements. He
should train himself in this line.
He should familiar with
tone of every advertiser in the
town where he lives, and with as
many outsiders as he has time
chance to study. The most success-
Rev. DeWitt L. j fl men in any line of work
of the First Presbyterian Church those who know best their
of III., has resigned Wheel,
to enter the Episcopal priesthood.
at Birmingham,
Ala, said be considered it
that Canal
should be built at once, as it would
render our navy
Ex-Representative James Ham-
of Washington, who
has been traveling abroad, says
Europe is hostile to the United
States because of latter's Phil-
policy.
Major John A. son of the
late Gen. John A. Logan, was kill
ed on the 12th in the Philippine
war.
Four tobacco factories and a
number of other in Dan-
ville, Va., were destroyed by lire
Tuesday night.
A Memphis, Tenn., undertaker
has been arrested for stealing dead
bodies and selling them to medical
colleges.
Government reports now place
the cotton crop at
Hall, the two-year-old
daughter of Dr. Hall, of Prospect
Hill, is believed to be the only
person in these parts who has six
living grandmothers four living
two great grandmothers, two
great great grandmothers; two
grandfathers and two great-grand-
fathers. That is something that
not children can boast of.
All of her living ancestors are en-
joy good
arc
own
It is said that eccentric
California advertises
that will receive as care-
attention as grown
and as a catch phrase he uses,
be glad you're dead if I
which seems a
compliment. This, how-
ever, is not much worse than the
New York doctor who advertises,
tome before life
Another instance of modern ad-
is placard
which is outside of the en-
trance to a Methodist church in
Northern Iowa every Sunday night
the regular
saved while you
Ad Sense.
doing to the Show
A frog, a duck, a lamb and a
skunk presented themselves at the
the animal
sought ml mission. The frog was
let because it had a green
the duck because it had a bill and
the lamb because it had four
Now, some one the crowd
must, and naturally will, ask,
became
the answer will lie,
it failed to get it had
a and a very bad Ex
He Saved The Train.
old George Henry,
lives a mile below
Springs, at the Lime Kiln, showed
unusual presence of mind the
evening. Sitting in the doorway
of his home he heard sound of
falling rocks and upon going out
found a rock on the truck weigh
tons. II had slipped
off the side of the mountain. The
evening west passenger I rain j
was due, so Uncle George sent his
son running up towards the depot
to stop it while he himself ran
about a mile in the opposite I
to Hag any train which might
lie coming up from Point Rock.
The slide occurred at a very
part road and it would
have been difficult for an engineer
to see the in time to stop
his Citizen.
The Mill Helps the Farmers.
The Post seeks to show the farm
as prosperous as the mill.
cannot undertake lo say whether
it i- or not, iv lie her n i-
not, the firmer cm n . .;.
against I'm- in II man, i large
debtor t the mill. They fur
a competitive market for his
Cotton, and North Carolina farmers
have this year upward of a
per pound more for their staple
than they would have received
had they been dependent upon
York and export markets
alone. This in addition to
market for produce, wise farmers
rejoice in the mill prosperity, i
which is bringing so many new
mills to their doors to buy their
Anglo-
Saxon,
ION OF
Cold Weather
Is what Every Lady should
DO NO W.
Some seem to think it will
lie hard work locally
amendment next year. Per-
haps will, to
nothing alarming that. Few
worth In- doing are done
easily. The and re-
wards come from tho hardest and
most toil. The
complete victories follow the
hardest fought battles. So lei no
one feel because
will lie hard lo carry the amend-
will be haul, but will
In- carried ; will be t be
stimulus t-, general
education North Carolina has
ever Neck Com-
on ii
. I
HALES TESTED.
Th- Hie
meeting l UM
Pin
hath of miles
sad allowed
a. County i i the h-,
lading December ISM,
It. I. is
W Harrington z
Tucker
I 1.1. Manning hath attended t
-i King halt attended t
st n I I-.
day. as
For day
Total
u w
as
For ti a,
Total
c J
on
IS
SO
A paper says Unit a
school master was recently giving
a class of lads between nine and
twelve years old a parsing lesson
and having meditated for a mo-
to think of a suitable sen-
Wrote on the
the brave liners
shelled the British To hi
amazement the class first broke out
with hisses, and then with one ac-
cord sang. Save the
the amazed pedagogue bad
sufficiently from bis
prise to secure order he told the
head boy to proceed with the pain-
sir, I can't parse
that, became the Boers haven't
any business on our re-
plied the patriotic urchin, and lo
suit tastes of his pupils
teacher was compelled
another sentence to rue.
We have a Line of
Capes
and
and you can buy a
Fall and
here at prices mil-i In Li value.
have marked price.- down very low.
Come now while we can suit you.
J. B. CHERRY O.
A Farmer per
I-ale more for than
for Square Cot Ion.
Mr. James II. Camp, one of the
successful of Floyd
County, asked recently
by a reporter of
American;
Cotton bale, I
ii to
p test. I look
col loll lo Ai lade
gill in North and Hie
day I carried some same
of cotton to Hancock's
gin in both lots of;
cotton in Home the same day and;
alter every item of expense was
charged against each. I cleared one
dollar and I went J live cent.- a
no re on the t
For days
An t -I 1.0 Manning
Am. net
Total Board
IS
is at
of Pitt t
It. Moore, Clerk
of for tin-
I.- Hie
upon rec-
n my
my hand and of
II i ; i
TN.-vi t. It.
Cl k fur Pitt CO,
HAT
TAKE
J-. per Mile. Cure. and
r Malaria, Night Mon-
y back if it So other
the kind with the on the
an. and
The Best Gilt All
gift for a i
friend what can afford more present ,
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Christmas morning re-
newed every week the year. The I
charm of it is disclosed little by
little as the months inn their course
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also have the beautiful new Com-
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twelve color printings of
three exquisite designs by a
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AND
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HEATERS
MORE
BEST
AND
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SEE DUR
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Tho of
burg have passed an oilier
that no delinquent lax payer would
be allowed unless be pay
tuxes same lime.
A Nice Present.
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present of The Indies
Home Journal If so the publish-
will send a beautiful card ad-
vising your friend you arc
donor. You can see one of these
cards and leave your orders for
subscription Book
BIKER
Ii certainly seems for
Republicans to be lo
disfranchise illiterate while men,
because the will dis-
illiterate
think that an white
man is belief Hum illiterate
but Republicans and their
allies seem to think differently
Pittsboro Record.
FRANCHISE ASKED FOR.
The Aldermen In
Ownership.
A special meeting of the Board
of was called Thursday
night to hear a proposition
what purported to be
ville Mr. C. An-
was present to represent the
company and said he had to
ask for the privilege of putting
poles and stringing wires for an
electric light He said if the
town wanted to use lights they
would rent arc lamps at MO
each per year 1,600 for lighting
the town.
When the question was asked,
Andrews said his company was
not chartered, it came only
as a business enterprise, Ho did
not disclose who compose com-
a motion being made
Hoard of Aldermen voted
not to grant the privilege
naked for.
Speaking of the matter after the
meeting i of the Aldermen
that the Hoard
was decidedly the opinion
when has electric lights
the town should own the plant,
lie said furl her Hoard did
not propose to give away a
ii-l for somebody lo spirit
late upon, nor did they want lo
a privilege that would lie in
j I be way when the town saw proper
to put In a plant of its own.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOCAL
they cannot reach seal of the
disease. Catarrh is a blood or con-
disease, and order to
you must take internal
Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Mali's Catarrh Cure is not a quack
medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this
country lot years and regular
prescription. It is composed of
the best tonics known, combined
with the blood act-
d i reel on I he mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination the two
ingredients is produces such
wonderful results in curing I
testimonials free.
CO, Props.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists,
Hall's Family Fills ate the
PATENT
anything too inTent or get
COPYRIGHT or
PROTECTION. model, ketch, or photo,
for free examination advice.
BOOK ON PATENTS
SNOW CO.
. .
av.
I, I. I. I.
AM FLEMING a MOORE.
A At Law.
N. C.
SUMS,
In
Gillian,, Mills K. Eure
N. c. N.
r A
N. C.
Tut- Hint MEN- . J
i mi J-t--
and ilK,, s. c.
In. gen ,,,.
.-tally by he people store. .
Or. D. L. Jam ex,
toe town.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
D. J. Ed. Owner
Entered, the Post Office, at
N. as W
Matter.
It is how rapidly our
chaplain age juntas soon
as are ordered to the
WHITE
be has the situation
1890.
liming the of
it was
reported that the
Mil,
the Philippines
it is to lie with regret, that
one of the sharpest lights of the
war km lately
Major Logan, the son General
John A. Loom, other
HAPPEN AND
BUSINESS NOTES.
HOT.
Kittrell are a
. Uh U
. .
Pol I
. and
officer low their lives. It will ear lumber.
If the mule's shoes noticed, also, that Otis not yet
could have preserved they
could have been melted into
for the of
It is proposed to place the Statue
of the late Miss Frances E.
Statuary Hall in this city.
The arrangements are in charge of Secretary Root to en
a commission appointed by Cove, the divisions of of
definitely. In Mi- Mary F. Hardy our
He, ,., facts, j
. , . yours hi her
location of the satisfaction with . .
. r ma Hi
tr ma
Hundreds of people are signing
nor Tanner of Illinois.
The War Department has re-
a report from the
headquarters of General Shatter,
full of the severest criticism of the
methods of the officers charge of
the sick soldiers who from
the Philippines October
possessions, and he is said to be
-listing about for an executive
informed on the tariff
and colonial matters. H. P.
bar to the of-
fer of this position.
The cool
for Democratic lead- Cigar goods and
them by private convey-
Close of the proposed
of the Maud
The Agricultural reports show shows that has succeed-
great satisfaction with the govern- ed in gelling just what she has
experiments with tea rate- been after for years. The
South Carolina and tobacco
raising on the frost orange
Islands of the group are
hi to Germany, while we are
put
I-of the House of Representative.
of Florida. The Utter off with a coaling station in a bar
is equal to Cuba's production. . and unproductive Wand,
i diplomacy has succeeded
Postmaster General Smith, has
sent a notice to post masters asking
them to, some feasible way, call
the attention of patrons to
the of putting the names
of the Company, Regiment, etc.
on the mail addressed to soldiers I
The reason why woman is not a
humorist is because she is built
which the favorable reports H. a suspicious nature-she
these f war are received. In from taking hi ways that yon are laugh-
, , . . at her instead of her wit.
fact, the majority of the Wading seat congress.
War are j While many whit- men are sign-.
ii- the petition to the Governor to The man who invents a success-
about the early Closing BOB- will be of great assist-
art, to this for to generation.
to do. So matter how costly a thing
Money be, a considers it
valueless she has lost all
in it.
, ,. ,, , i
. . thus saving which ;
la growing warm. The leading on other goods la, I The report of the Superintendent
of of Public Instruction shows that
Richardson, of Tennessee, at RYes- the own almost exactly
of Alabama. evening some white of the property in the State.
. Richardson weighing. had also shows that while the whites
, . and hi- friends gained pounds, and said it pay each year public
, the lead, and Ms WendS J .
With that a a basis, the
Although the mi- k Mt g
nomination for Speaker of at de The value of the school
I If I property of whites is
carries with it . ; have getting good, in our of the I
I am now in store and make this
my customers may know
where to And inc. All are invited to km
new store its As usual I carry
one of the lines
potions
to found in section, and now have also
an immense of
I I
CARPETS
AND MATTINGS
to the New Store you want to find
an stink at Lowest Mow,
Greenville, N. C.
YOU J
J country produce.
w. ii. Warn, T.
Beet, Cattle.
Hits, Luis,
Hides, Poultry,
J I
obtaining for what
one time willing
to war over rather than relinquish
our claim to.
If so. Mac than to ma I at
market prices
K. M.
N.
leadership upon the Boor, and puts
the m in SO honored direct line
I on ,
place than us. perhaps
for nomination for speaker, u,
his party afterwards get
at some other place of N 8,6.0 school h-uses. There
perhaps have at the were 1,551 while and
teachers, who attended county
during the year. There
are white and
A. ii.
is justly regarded as the s; total, There are
, , between some gentlemen, theM
j ,,,,. to ,,
cm the mail addressed to . ,.,,. the
at Manila. Hundreds of letters lie . , . i . . the sentence of Lorenzo.
I aids are on, for marriage
their owe way,
against the trusts hinted at, I
but it will for him to
j impress the country with sin
f his attitude. There i a
well-grounded belief that the
of trusts and tin- existence
enormous campaign are i i
With the chairman of
t be Republican
Secretary Wilson of the Depart-
of Agriculture has caused
two agents of the plant importation
bureau to lie sent to Rico
look over that Island and to make
a report of agricultural Conditions it
to lie found there, together tee defending the trusts, it is
would be in favor of Idling X. L. Shaw, who is
I colored people decide the question. I his daughter, Mrs. Dennis
i an old Simmons, of this place, to Mrs.
man standing near was asked E. Williams, of Drake's
The Was ,,,, Branch, Enter-
The Carolina section of don't hang him, prise,
of the
S. C.
-------o.-
Cotton Bagging ii ml Ties always
on has i
fresh goods kepi constantly on
hand. Country produce and
old. A I rial will convince yon.
We have just opened
nix building with an new
and complete stock of------
We Carry
Shoes, Huts,
Farm
Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Laid, Tobacco, etc., fact
every STAPLE ARTICLE
carried a general stock.
We Also Sell
HAY, OATS, CORN, COT-
TON SEED HULLS
MEAL GUANO.
Our everything will be
found us low as a good article can
lie sold at. You are cordially in-
to visit our store.
Highest prices paid for all kind
of country produce.
WHITE FLEMING.
N.
suggestions for improvements in
the agricultural methods followed
by tie
Argument before the Tinted
States Supreme Court was begun
Nov. the test case brought
fix the responsibility in the mat-
of the payment of war revenue
taxes upon packages sent ex-
press. The
of York, are standing
the expense of bringing the suit.
it is against the Adam. Express
Co., and quite an array of
are on both sides. mat tor bow
hard to see what effect the
tirade against trusts will have
on Congress,
the climate and crop service him of jail and put
Weather which was issued
yesterday, gives the following sum-
of the damage resulting from
which
through
D. W.
thirty his bare back and More men lie of idle, than of
then compel him to work for some hard work.
white man until law is If wishing would only our
satisfied. costs one thousand there's that trouble-
dollars to raise a nigger but head- some again.
The wind reached a maximum two thousand to rats.- Patents of are frequent-
velocity of miles from the north- waste cm, put; renewed with the assistance
cast at Kitty Hawk, but only
cm In some
the j toe American heiress.
the case is decided, there is not hi
to prevent t he Express Com-
from increasing their rates
to meet war tax, just as
graph companies have done a
along, should the case be decided
against the express people.
Herman papers discuss and cop
on the late news
that the
of one of the largest textile
manufacturing Hernia
i- now about to establish a
tor and house
Slate-. the part-
country, to carry out this purpose.
it exported
I enterprise will lie as as
those of the of Co.
wonted yarn spinners . who re
established a branch factory
Passaic, New
and Arnold of
who also have
rails which
from the southeast at Wilmington. M but can't Big lot of different
The damage in interior con- at bottom of his
in the uprooting dark sayings.
THE IS
OFFERED, AT THE
LOWEST
After two years
Premiums have been paid
trees, destruction of fences and.
frail structures, with minor injury
to crops. From all
accounts there appears to have,
been only one life lost, but the
damage to property was very great,
a conservative estimate placing th-
,, at over
One steamer, the Catherine
wit
ITEMS.
A good thing may be cheap,
but a cheap thing is seldom good.
false shirt are the poor
bosom friends,
X. f. is.
I. II. was In town Wed-
and
Howard Styron, of Sew Bern,
As wired to Co., cot-
ton and buyers.
at the Cobb house quotations I-
w recked loss 28.- day night. day are as follows
out ten other vessels, mostly Will Wooten came down on
I am now the new Bawls
stores prepared to supply all
your in the way of
STAPLE FANCY
GROCERIES.
Mine i an exclusive Grocery
and I carry n
small schooners, were destroyed or i morning train and returned
driven ashore badly damaged., March
,, l-., I of .
industries have placed
by the partial shotting off of the
American market, owing to the
workings of the tariff, have
this new departure,
Clerk of the Supreme Cunt
the District of Colombia, a license
George Dewey to wed
Mildred M. The
was by
H. Admiral Dewey's
Secretary. The informal ion far-
the clerk set forth
mi ml Dewey is sixty -one years of
age, and forty-three;
that are citizens of the j
Stales, and that in ease the idea
each party there was one
marriage.
Al Caswell mouth of Cape John of Ridge Spring
property was I here yesterday. 6.98
much damaged tide reached lollies of the Central to-,
feet above high-water mark. At warehouse, of
tide was very to Green- j Opening.
dwelling houses stores were ville.
damaged the station s. Fulford, of Washington,
lo-l its wharves. vessels again.
were driven ashore loss I j. c. Griffin and J. C.
Wilmington reported the highest j were jurors Ayden
tide since and day
Atwell, a
report to the State Department,
under date of Oct. ;. 1890, makes
Dr. Men
treatment of tubercular
of injecting a
drops of oil of peppermint Into the
The liquid found its way
Into the duct and pro-
The Liberty of Congress boa a effect. Alter
considerable experimenting by a
Dumber of eminent physicians, the
upon
essence of I live grains; CM
of plus, live grams; es
over the wharves and flooded
and Nun streets; the damage
to property wharves was con-
Al Wrightsville the
tide was . feet above high-water
mark; over cottages and
club houses were and
remainder injured loss
a on the Wilmington Ben-
j coast Railway was washed away
Carolina Beach The peak the bask
, of the cottages were destroy- j wood-language.
,., loss . Along the -ape I, The worst
Fear river wharves at various t too much, to live.
Patrick and Hadley,
went on a dying trip to
today.
by the V.
May.
Bibs -May. us
Spot cotton in Greenville
Close.
7.11
lit
Close.
PULL STOCK of the BEST
lust some
just been enriched by a gift
Gen. Mail
ford, Conn., of rare and
copy of Capt. John Smith's
of Some idea of the
the may be gained of live
from the knowledge that HID cubic
sold in the past twenty have live
brought as high us I live one hundredths grains.
dollars. Gen. Franklin be cases, the pro-
came of the through may be or even
the Duke who, along trebled. The injection
with Gen. served daily, and
TO
baton Court of
Is Will
of Dell, notice
to to the
ll
lo the
OH day
or will
-f recovery of Mine.
of Nov.
A.
Bell.
plantations, huts,
animals ;
were in
some cases rice ready for threshing
was destroyed,
Beaufort and Hew Item
damage. The heat loss
at New Bern was in the
dock warehouses the fool
Craven cellars and wharves
were Hooded, many Ions of salt.
Hour, sugar and
and alter storm river
was full of Boating cotton, lumber.
logs and lire
Minor damage at many
fanned tomatoes were not at all
injured by the lust frost.
potato bugs are
go to green.
In all Arkansas poorest place
to soothe a crying baby is Little
Book.
lithe farmer gets a new plow
he'll go to work and run in the
ground.
Many a timid, shrinking maiden,
who last summer swung
gale with her lover, is BOW engaged
in half soling said lover's
If a mail knew as much when he
is as he thinks he does when
TO CUM LA IN TWO DAYS.
Take
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if fails to cure. B. W.
Grove's signature on every
BOTH Chill Fever,
Night
l tier
to Money if II W Kr-
I be blood Md
you writ Mobs ether as nod.
Suffolk,
sold and a drag e
Bryan Woolen and Kraal.
o-i s
To tobacco and b mag
t lull of Me. no and vigor,
U,.
with Gen. Franklin, on ,. ,;.,,. is as he he
civil war. should be
No Ghost Story
all same OUT store is an
I Eye Opener.
not look
j stock of
a a
AND
GROCERIES.
and learn at what low pi ices
sidling such excellent goods with
nut being astonished.
But is what here
o please our customers and always
give them big values for
money. delivered free In
any par of the city, dome to sec
us.
d. Ii. BRO
H. W.
.-.- to w. R.
in
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every
and us low as the
owe-1. Highest market prices
paid produce.
of Newark, N. J.
Your Policy
I bi.- Value,
1.1 Value,
i. raid-up Insurance,
Extended Insurance
works automatically,
Will re-Instated within
three years after lapse if you are
good health.
After Second Year
Incontestable.
Dividends are payable at the lie-
of the second and of each
I succeeding year, provided the
for the current year be paid
They may used
To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the or
To Make Policy Payable
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J. L.
N.
CHOICE
away up quality and away down
price, is the only we carry.
To live well doesn't mean to live
extravagantly. Everything de-
pends where you buy your
supplies prices you pay
for them. We the best
purest at less prices than yon will
pay for poorer quality. Look at
these
cents per can. Coffees, Java and
blend, and Maple
-10 cents per quart.
FINES CLOTHING.
OUR NEW AS-
IS A
of beau-
style and excel-
The mate-
rial is the best and
the
teed.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there CROSS MARK
on the margin of this paper it
is to remind you that yon owe
Tim for
and we request
yon to settle as early as pas-
We need what YOU
one us and hope you will not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
rind the cross mark on their
paper
LOCAL
The Stars are their good be-
Fresh Mountain Batter at M.
for job
printing.
T. is now in bis
big new store.
Vaccination talk is being revived
in the papers.
How much Greenville needs
some factories.
And there have not any
shooting stars yet.
Pencils fro. o cents a dozen.
to a dozen, Deflector Book
Store.
The Unroll Printing Co. Is open-
a job printing office in the store
with I,. II.
The merchants should be looking
getting their holiday an-
ready.
A treat many partridges are c-
Loaf strings of them
are brought to town.
Poor turkey I he gets two weeks
jut punishment now, then loses
Thanksgiving.
The boys arc preparing for a big
how Day. James
Skinner arc proprietors.
We have, received a copy of
X. Almanac for 1900.
It is full of very useful information.
Thanksgiving will he a holiday,
and already many plans arc
made as to how the day will be
spent.
A window has been cut in the
wall tin- ninth side of the post-
to give better light
ventilation.
did not come for
a single one of the cotton factor-
I hut have chartered in the
Slate this year.
advertise because
they ant your trade. Don't fail
lo see our advertisers; they will
treat you right.
will have a Mason-
fair, beginning the 30th.
The Atlantic Coast Line will sell
tickets from all points at reduced
prices.
You could not a now
who prophesied meteors, or any-
body who would even think of
staying up all right to look for
them.
Hope Fire had a pi a.
evening with their
engine. was
did working order threw two
good
There are some very attractive
show windows at several of the
stores. It is worth walk lug up
and down the street just to look at
Small pox is being
several towns in the eastern
of the State, but does not
to create as much excitement as it
in the spring.
Friday at Policeman
Ho Smith arrested a colored man
who was in liquor. The man
tight and the had to
use his billet on Mia.
Blanks land mortgagee,
chattel mortgagee, crop liens, and
the new form mortgage adopted by
the last Legislature are for Nile at
office.
is. A. went out Tues-
day and killed black
ducks, t mallards summer ducks
raccoons. How's that
Jacksonville Herald.
private u hanging is
the more awful it should appear to
the public. The very unfamiliar
with it helps to beget terror
Southerner.
The could not issue
money orders I he last day or
two owing to being out of forms.
Postmaster King is expecting a
a new book every mail.
A girl never believes a man
when ho tells her he isn't worthy
of her love, but before she has
his wife for a car she disco.
en that be has told her the truth.
The advertiser who advertises
periodically docs not get the full
value of his apace. H requires
more steam to start a train than it
docs to keep it mot
Ink.
Vines House Closed.
Mr. f. f. Vines has the
Vines House hotel which he has
keeping in the build-
on Third street, since lire
last May. lie has moved his
house
son avenue.
Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mr. . A.
father of the bride, near
Greenville, Mr. B. Allen and
Mary A. were mar-
Rev. Tucker officiating.
Immediately after the ceremony
they left for the home of the
groom.
Oyster House.
Some people have moved here
from f county to open an
oyster house. They will keep
a boat running the sound so
as to keep a fresh supply of the
bivalves here all the time.
EVERY DAY FOLKS.
But Different Ones Each Day.
1800.
D. II. of
tin
lira. W. II. return
ed Wednesday evening from
Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Harding left
th-. morning for Washington to
spend their honeymoon.
Walter Harding who came home
to attend the Harding marriage,
returned to Chapel Hill today.
II. P. Harding, was home
to attend hi brother's marriage,
left New Item I Ills afternoon.
Mrs. Stephens, Mrs.
Mrs. Dancy all got back Wed-
Deadly evening from their northern
trip.
Bowie Harding, of Wash-
who was here attending the
Harding marriage, returned home
today.
Pulley returned
afternoon from Plymouth
Where he went to attend the
Tucker marriage.
Mr. II.
Ga., sent Tin Reflector a very
pretty calendar that out by
the Thomas. lee Manufacturing
Company, with which he is em-
ployed.
1800.
Warren went to Tarboro
Wednesday at noon in St.
John's
Mills, by Rev. Nathaniel Harding,
Of Washington, Mr. Harding
and Annie B. Harding -ere
married.
Tin chin, h was beautifully
Would
lit to c City.
t.
Two strangers stood
on
I never
out like Greenville in hint
with flowers and evergreens. . , ,, , ,
. ;. . re mouths, bile ago
. right along here was of old
frame buildings that were
. yon will
not find a better looking
LOSING
hat v. ILL BE IN
were Hum Martha
Harding; and Carrie Hughes,
of Plovers
of and Bessie
Hauling, of II. P.
TUCKER
IV. Jail's went to Wilson
today.
M. II. went to
Thursday evening.
Moore loll Ibis morning for
a day's visit in ii mother,
Mr. and Mr.-. L. I. Moore left
for to
.-.
w. Bryan
left morning for
spend a month.
children
Plymouth lo
Harding, of and alias
Mary Lee of
Harding, of Greenville
Miss Bessie Harding, of Washing-
Miss Sarah Harding sister of
the bride was Maid of Honor, and
Wm. P. Harding brother of
groom was best man. The ushers
M. of Greenville
and Walter
Mills.
Immediately after the marriage
the bridal a relatives
friends of bride groom
were at dinner at
home of the Waller
bin ban th
All
Ami just look I ha I
I two across sired
there. Thai house would
t a pine.- ten limes as large
lien- i- a
store I H ate. Whose
ii I Why. C. T. is
owner and be is getting ready lo
move occupy it. i
enterprise, you a
right there -peak- lot
Itself.
He came to Greenville
fourteen ago and began bu-i
a co
Grimesland, N. C.
next we will m
k Notions,
iii it n d
FIRST COST FOR
and
i 1900.
TUCKER C
II t
I in-
CASH,
noes a small way, and be bas
upward until
Harding, came . ,,
now he is none
lo Greenville
. store has always a
My Stock
is Complete
IN ALL LINES.
Mr. and Mrs. , , . , , I , Li-it ,,,, . I.,.,.
place tor the people, and be has j
always dealt honestly with every-
Harding for
f. and northern Mr.
Harding is a rising young lawyer
of The bride
of the late
Frederick Harding. have
host of
for a long, and prosperous
life.
c hence his success,
Taken big stock of goods to
that store Of it ill. That
was tor, to car-
largest stock of any in
Eastern North Carolina. you
iii-i wail until be gets in mid
straight, if T.
am
At prices will suit you.
AND SEE THEM.
you the
To Change Meeting Night. j BO prophet.
A motion is pending before
lodge of Knights of
change the meet from
Friday to . Hie i nest ion
is to lie decided
at which time member
should be present.
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Moore
week issued marriage
the folios couples
White
PARING.
PAIRING,
Jesse II. Mills and Ida Haddock, j
Mrs. Jackson Mai I
of Plymouth, who have, monger
been Mrs.
returned home
W.
Line a pus-
to its daily freight to
Plymouth. I
can now go lo.
be A. from here
F. f. Harding Annie B.
Harding.
Edward Hail and Martha Smith.;
Fred Buck and Mo. re.
B. and
Saturday,
to
Rev. P. II. I lent
Friday evening.
II. returned this
from Kin-ton.
Chas. I. Latham came borne
evening from
City.
Rev. J, II. Morton, accompanied
by Mrs. down from
Tarboro evening.
Rev. Mm. I.
little daughter returned Friday
evening from a visit to Washing
ton City.
Sirs. N. f. Hughes and daughter,
Mi-s Carrie, of
rived Ibis morning lo visit
fa mi y Harding,
X. I. of
traveling representative of the
Recorder, spent last
here and left this morning.
i any point t
and return the same clay, the train
passing hereabout and urn-
in
born Southerner.
More Are Needed.
When house iii Green-
ville is now it is rent-
ed before material is placed on the
ground, and as the work progresses
there a dozen other
for it. This gives an idea of
how much houses are needed in
Greenville.
do than wish it
Better cure catarrh by taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla than complain
because you sillier from it.
Prep
Be
batting of
lb not
a very
ordeal to
who
i If
Mother's
Mm
toothing
be- faith-
fully
iii the
of
there mil morning -i
will I
pain, m
brief.
all alt
i at.
fit as ,
Nest.
Mr. ii. brought
an immense nest to
where has been
left on exhibition. The
found taken by Mr. Moore and
his SOUS. The latter went
up the tree cut limb
that held and while he
was coming down with it
attacked him. bur-
net made a charge the
young man lo his
when reinforcements sailed
into him he just turned louse
everything and dropped out of the
tree but was not Re-
hector
Joshua Tin Perkins,
General Repair
A I l K ON MAIN
READY To THIS PUBLIC.
ADDED NEW M ARE
PARED FOR DOING FIRST-CLASH WORK.
Harvey
TO ORDER
I .
AND ANY FUR.
in will be rapid,
will
On Wednesday evening at half-
past o'clock Miss Mary Thomas
will Lafayette
Little, N. C. Fol
the marriage a wedding
reception to a limited of
guests will be given by Mr. and
B, If. Richardson, and the
bride and groom will leave at once
for their home in North Carolina.
where Mr. Little is Cashier of
Hank
factor in the material growth of
the place.
Miss Thomas is a daughter of the
late Washington Thomas,
who served the Slate with great
distinction, she is gifted with
beauty and Intellect . is cull
ed and bright.
The wedding arrangements arc
Very effective. Miss
the bride's will be maid of
honor, and Misses Ada Morrow,
Martha May
Bowel and Susie Hunter
bridesmaids. Mm.
will be the matron of honor. The
beat is William O. Little,
News, Va and the
groomsmen are Messrs. Watson, of
T. Norris, of Car-
of
and Lytton
The ushers are Messrs. Joe I.
Jordan W. K. Phillips
Chillies
little Misses
sou Virginia
One Shot and Two Warrants.
Sam Perry, colored, who runs a
restaurant, last to
house of Will also color-
ed, called him out. a
rel followed and Perry shot at Ed-
wards but did strike him.
Perry was la-fore Justice of the
Peace II. Harding today under a
Stale warrant and over to
court for assault with deadly
weapon. This was followed by n
peace warrant and Perry had lo
give bound lo keep peace.
Dally Reflector 18th,
in III WM
is
or pain or
weakness is the
that directs your attention to
the necessity of purifying
your blood by taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Then your
whole body receives good,
for the purified blood goes
tingling to every It
is the great remedy all
ages and both sexes.
J U ft I for
. .
Peeking Cum
Rev. W. II. of the
colored Methodist church, i
around a pet Ion asking the
Governor lo the death
sentence lo
lib- imprisonment, and says he has
many signal tires to it.
that the report that
. i lie condemned man
wan id is rue, as girl is
well hearty.
STYLE and
Essentials that are always found in;
k. Phillip ,. it
The
Richard V g
Company
reliable
received hero,
Company On the Norfolk Caro-
was robbed by its messenger of
last Friday.
The express company have re-
silent the matter so
far as giving nut any Information,
but they have put detectives after
the man, ho left between
This Is the
last seen of him. It i presumed
that he will hide in the
swamps I ill lie I It inks
the time is to leave.
lie will
The express spare no
expense lo run to earth one
robs them. This may take
goes
on.
This man w ill never be safe
matter how long he lives,
At the express hen-
idea of a
one of the said In-ask ;
ed about mailer of one of the
messengers on the road the
reply he received was that the re ,
purl was as big a lie as ever gossip
manufacture Souther I
tier.
NEWS.
I ii a In
B, F. Long, Jr. of
who was
was run over by a car while
waiting the depot to lake a
train from Chapel Hill to
He died a few hours after
SHOES.
We to call and examine our Pall and
Winter styles for which we
have exclusive sale.
A glove lit perfect from
lathe experience of
men who wear
Phone
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Tenn.
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the smaller
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lo ride and I BUM to
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concluded lo let hare his way.
Tit., dual rolled up la
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-i couldn't fat a
of As team ml tied
on, however. hoard his voice
over over
you confound you
Sell your claim for
at CO lO off
the town and dead broke You
blank blank I Outfit, to suffer
Got to . back and mart nil over
again I Mist ton good for you Ain't
halt punishment
end of Ibo Journey lie was
nearly dead, but still bravely anxious
to do penance, I hired him, he's
in New York now. doing
New York Press.
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Visiting Card
TO A
Full Sheet Poster.
The Eastern Reflector
Is only a year and con
the news every week,
gives information to the
those grow-
tobacco, that, is worth
many times more than the
subscription price.
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It
A story is told of two prominent Chi-
lawyers who several years ago
were regarded as being among
brightest lawyer state had pro-
for ii long time. There was
great rivalry between these and
one day I hoy were having n heated
argument mi steps of the state-
house at S .
I'll agree M have it lo the first man
we wild one of wrangling
lawyer fiercely.
and that will settle It
once for all. Hero is Charlie-------.
We'll have it to
as the man of an-
preached within hearing distance,
want yon to decide who Is the
heal lawyer in Illinois. We agree to
abide by your
replied Charlie, himself
old practitioner and well known in
capital plead guilty to be-
I be best lawyer hi the state my-
how ran it he prov-
Inquired the first of the two Chi
have to prove replied
the man. admit It, don't
Free Tress.
Mr. and friend bad
been din the outlook
in k r at Mi in
i, Jam the are of
a i.-- party brake
up. M
nae who had
been an during the
till i . i p;
run
m child, they would
think of me for that office. No one
me for
pa I you i-
i if id
I w
Mi- the
ii f The
of
; ii I ,; .
I if will do me a
eked
world i eM do
i i-fl to be of
Kentucky, and eon you get the
Colonel turned back lo
lite and down and wrote a
spirited editorial, demand in-.- the In-
of the Democratic party that
John Brows Young he nominated by
the soon to meet. The re-
Milt was accordance with the noted
wishes. Mr. election
being a
Had IT. I
you eels are
an I ii-it eels rank and
do a fish dealer.
W. II It i of
the eel Ills taste. It Is
. of life Hut most
throw
Sway the little
one. and H. ti little fellow is
i it In ho
I- could be
furl be i fr
The eel a stream with
a bard, Is sweet
mill edible lie lie big as your leg
tiny y for tins eel
food scarce, be must exercise
keep sober and he will
starve- this active career
hint healthy wholesome. Hut the
eel that live the mud, where pro-
are I is for the
for Ills is bis habits
and organs nit his when
cooked, of the muddy
element Tl is why the eel
Is worse carrion for table
poses, while the eel of the upper Dela-
ware makes a
It pays to own real estate where
New York's laboring classes arc con-
A man who owns a large,
square building hi the down town cast
side district says that It pays him more
than u per cent net the money In-
vested. He never to look for ten-
ants he has no trouble In collect-
ids rents. A prosperous saloon
keeper has the ground and, of
course, his rent is guaranteed.
The Boors above arc rented for
One man hires a and sub-
lets each window to a to work by-
If at any lime he shows of run-
behind with his a dozen win-
tenants are eager take the
tract bis place.
The windows rent for each. This
gives the man who hires the whole
door his window free, or sometimes a
little mote than that The windows Id
this building are especially
sought after, because there Is a freight
elevator, by which the heavy cloth gar-
can he hoisted and let down
from the various stories. It runs by
band power, hut even then It Is far bet-
than carrying the heavy burdens on
the York Tress.
For Care.
said the confident youth,
shall not trudge along In the beaten
track. shall not devote my mind to
humdrum
are you going to asked
the schoolmaster.
am to strike away from
beaten path. I'm going to foot-
prints the sands of
you to
have energy and
but you want to be careful too.
Trying to leave footprints on the sands
of has been the cause of a lot of
people getting stuck In the
Ob the to Bank rapier.
friend to be
prospering Ills new residence Is
simply palatial, and the horseflesh be
rides behind must have cost him s
mint of money
Is doing
till I'm say he has Just
out a for a very Ingenious
Invention
is Hy when
bankruptcy -ale comes off I'm go-
to he on tin lid to make a bid on on
of horses Boston Transcript
tore
Sow if the earth
were r in ply mi the inside, what
we are Ii
Johnny a ma'am.
mm r
Johnny Tea, ma'am; because It
would b hollow
An Ohio admits be is so
am n i it t the fact
he was i . a
in a
nil r.
i we ti up small
bills v. l, i the
one day
one is do that always
was lo I a a bill
a Voe had to -i
celling, la I you
mated. I Ill . lack
and a nil . II . .
do It, you'd knack ii
was wry simple and
two hills together, one
at the reel f the other so I bat It would
hang u when one was at-
to the Then you folded
the bills up, with a tack, thrust point
through the top of the up-
Kr bill, with r it.
up against Ii In l it sud
the other fold t It.
some i room was
full f i i- a hotel of-
or -i a you tossed
the bills up. and these was weight
enough in dollar drive the tack
the . fat enough lo hold.
Then the weight of the paper Itself
of the dollar would open bills
out. and the ruin drop and you'd
Catch it n it fell, and the are
that not man in Ore would see II
fall. The hills would seen,
ed up there somehow, most of the
wouldn't know how. and opening
out with lower bill, so you
could read it
was not the greatest thing In
bill posting was, but. as said be-
fog, always pleased
York Sun.
Very i
At AltO water freezes every
night of year and the thermometer
frequently falls to and degrees
below There are no facilities for
artificial heat-not even a tin-place
and people keep i by
putting on ponchos extra
AND
AND COAST LIKE
KAI LR OF
CAROLINA.
II.
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a- Mount is
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P M AM
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m i ti
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I ass
Arrive U
Arrive i
j Leave
i Lt Rocky Mount
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P M
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r m
km
SI
AM P M AM
H II
IS SO
AM P M PM
ii -ii i i
M N I I t I II
S II u
Than
as the of the
pole star from the earth which have
appeared of newspapers
have i ridiculously
cm of estimates made la
miles Now. if one will re-
i i bat i be sun la miles
away and that In light comes to us in
he will sec If the
dug of distance of
the p were right Us beams
could reach in days. It
be limes as far
off sun
Light I ravels miles
In a year and even most modest
a- lo of Polaris
make it year
in was light years, but
he has h I lice his
Hence. If one will write and add
ciphers he will have the
v the most
I ween i and the pole star.
New fork Tribune.
A paper entitled and
was read at recent
meeting Incorporated
Medical of Health
at Hi ford-on A Among other
things the author related follow-
ll I Interesting to find that
name of John Shakespeare, the father
of the poet, first appears in the records
of the as owing a of
twopence for having made a dirt heap
with bis neighbors. and
Henry In Henly street, and
on another he
In for falling to keep his
gutter
At noonday sun I hot.
because of the the rarity
of the Ike
of who are it.
There is a
times the temperature of
the shade and Water will
freeze In the shade while HO feet away
men may lie working their shirt
sleeves.
The natives seem to tie entirely
inured to cold and go barefooted
and barelegged over the Ice and
stones regard to
the a way
of heaping blankets on their loads
wrapping up their faces to keep
the pure air out of their throats and
nostrils. The women who bard the
Hocks are often out the mountains
for weeks at a time without shelter or
anything to cat except corn,
strips of dried meat coca leaves,
which are the most powerful of
Record.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
school
a.
Divine service sermon every
morning and evening. Ev-
prayer Wednesdays at
at, and Litany at A
M., Kev. L A. Minister
in
Baptist.-Services every Sun
day, morning Pray-
Thursday Rev.
J. X. Booth, pastor. Sunday-
school C
every Sun-
day, n and
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
N. It. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. m. W F. Harding, an-
third
Rev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday
school p. m. J. R. Moore
regular
Weldon Yadkin
Division Main Leaves
. Ion WOO a in, arrives p
leaves p Ban-
ford p m. leaves
in. Fayetteville p leave
p m, arrives Wilmington
p m
Ban
a in. a Red
m, Hone Mills lo
rive Returning
Mills p m.
p m, g p in,
arrives p in
Fayetteville No , ,
with the Carolina Central mice Council. No.
at Springs with the Bad meets every Thursday
more at Sanford i W. B. Wilson R. M R
Sec.
A. F. A. M. Greenville
Lodge, meets first and
third Monday evening. R.
W. M. J. M. Sec
Lodge, No.
Meets Tuesday evening.
I. Overton, N. G.
See.
K. of River Lodge, No
meets every Friday evening.
J. L. Fleming, C. S. C. Carr,
K. of R. andS.
with the Air
Railway at with the Durham and
Board For Ilia
find it extremely difficult to
make my living by my said the
exclaimed his friend.
mean Impossible, I
I do replied poet.
a-ii In of saying precisely
what I mean, and when I say
cult I mean Just that
mean to say that you
have ever earned by your
literary
I answered the poet
once got six board for
some
did you sell
on earth did she want with a
lot of
don't know that she wanted them
particularly, but I left my
box when I went away, and there was
nothing else In sight. were good
poems, too, but I couldn't sell
Tram as
leaves i y t .
riTes at in pm.
in, Kin-inn
J Va M u in.
at ll I- urn. ll w am. except
Tran on leave
B M m an . SO v in. arrive v
a in Hop m. Parmele
arrive am
Train leave dally except
it p m. W arrive Ply-
in p m. returning, leaves
I m. Nun
-lay i am. arrives i am. lion am.
Train on O b. leaves
fully, except m.
m, leaves
a in. st a tn.
Train on Nashville leave
Mount am, p in, arrive Nashville
lo urn. OB D SB, Spring ii.-i- W aft
pm. leave Hops am
a m. arrive at
II in. o i- in. v except Sunday.
Train on Clinton leaves Warsaw lot
Clinton daily, Sunday. S m and
in. leaves at a and
Train made Wei
don all North dally, all rat. a It lob
H.
Pass. Agent
J. R.
T. M. Traffic Manager,
Heller That All.
Miss I suppose they
have bargain days in Glasgow, Mr.
no It wad
do
Miss Indeed; Why, I
thought bargain days would Just suit
your people
it. it would
suit them If they bad tr-
dais, wad buy
on the It her days, ye n-
At,
In the course of an address Dr. Co-
Doyle a nun I tit experience of
In Sudan Wishing to dud out
of
a or a he asked
him. -Whom do yon
my an-
put
The of history suggest
to a the man
on.-
one lie found
with your work, old
aid i i- rule
He- .
tragic Chicago Post
What II In. ,.
up
i c; on-
I he for
-lb- ll the lie owed
that I ml the trot Mr in the
and closed him
Tribune.
The
A member of the king House club
who had failed win a fortune on
the turf decided go Into Wall street
to tackle easier game. the
he explained,
chances against him In a field of ten
horses. In other words, he has one
chance In to bit a winner. Now,
Wall street stocks go one of
two ways either up or down-
giving a man one In two. It
looks like a dead open and shut. I'm
going to make ll pay. There's
you except bad
Oh. yes. I here said n New street
operator, nodding his head sagely,
that nil asked.
broker and Ida
New York Press.
Clothed With Power.
He was a little uncouth, but was a
great traveler lie Just returned
from the wilds of central Africa, where
he bad with nil the royal-
ties of that savage region, was be-
lug lionized In the swagger drawing
rooms of
tell us about the queen of
said the Duchess of
she clothed with great
would think ho re-
plied, you were to see her six
maids of honor lacing her
Tick -Me-
lie
do you think this man who
almost drove over you was
I threatened lo lick
Instead of driving on about
his business, he got down from bis
and wanted to
Times-Herald.
you enjoy your trip,
Mabel
such fun We sold all the pres-
t want bought a lot
of lovely which we wonted and
didn't Free
married only a
year, yet you haven't mo in
a week
HuI beg your pardon, my
but think en
married only u we. k and I hadn't
kissed you m a York
Herald.
1875.---------
S. M.
WHOLESALE .-
Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce
meat, hams,
coffee, tobacco,
cigar,
batter, full
cream sausage,
oat hominy Hakes, cotton-
meal and hulls, cotton seed
at cents per
SEEDS.
STANDARD Sewing MACHINES
BAGS SALT.
BUREAUS.
MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, Etc
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Come to see
M. U
hone
O. U. A. every
night at in I. O.
P. hall. A.
A. O. Council,
No. meets every first third
Thursday night in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy
Chief; D. Smith, Sec.
I. O. Conclave
No. meets every second and
fourth in Odd
W. B. Wilson
Sec.
j. a, ore,
------DEALER IN------
Hi
I i
A GENERAL LINE OF
Line of Hardware.
I can now found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W. Brown.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. R.
No Ghost Story
But all the same our store is an
Eye Opener.
not
stock of
. GOODS
AND
GROCERIES.
and learn at what low pi ices we
selling such excellent goods with
out being astonished.
But that is what here for,
o please our customers and always
give them big values for their
money. Goods delivered free in
any part of the city. Come to see
us.
OLD DOMINION LINE
d. L.
A Free Trip Paris
.-i
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days A. M. for Greenville,
water permitting,
leave Tarboro A.
M., Greenville A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sailing hours subject to change de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. N. SON,
Washington, N. O.
J. J. CHERRY.
Greenville, N.
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