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fill Woe FOB- I Kl The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR . VOL GREENVILLE PITT COUNTY, N. NOVEMBER -AT NO on- i Representative Richardson, lo head lb.- against ,,.,,.,.,, by prominent its In ISM or is may retire, The It will be because he k nova ii is parks, streets and I he a choice, of apparently of his adjacent to the city are will and gelling kicked out. is the first one of the four candidates tat the Dean ratio nomination Alt Speaker f the Hi mac, which curries with it the I leadership tin- Congress, lo reach Washington and open Mr. says he baa received more pledges of support than any one of the her three can of Alabama. of Missouri, Sn Mr, of New expresses confident in success, hut friends of the other candidates False Economy crowded with cyclists, male and female, now show only here and there a survive enthusiast. Ask the merchant who does not use the columns of the daily press why he docs and nine of ten ho will tell you that lie afford to do so; his u it pay ex- man lie doesn't reason backward effect to cause. It is h re the para- in. The reason he can't afford to advertise is he doesn't advert lee. Lei him try the I Union all experience s express of the success f f their man this good ,. for the democratic leader- Wm ship in the M. Bailey, of Texas, has not yet reached Wash he stated during the last that he would not again lie n candidate, hut would support Mr. Hank he-id fur the lion- gasps economy to attempt to save money by neglecting the surest to bring is Bee- Trusts the interests of every class of in the land, I but t hoy Operate with stronger cm against the poor than any others. Those who are forced to j live by their daily toil, on scant at that, more than I those whose and dream- stances in life arc batter. One with force against the poor, is the paper trust. If there is any class of world for whom read inland literature to I l is the poor, he they , In i he cities and towns or In rural Among the poor Of the country are many the trust on ten have their lo make even the electing s Wraps ION OF Cold Weather Is what Every Lady should DO NOW. Japanese or. Some are predicting that there so arranged that the ladies weekly higher, and thus raise I will be a deadlock in the caucus CM change their dresses, as it is It a little out of reach the farmer. and the friends of nil the can considered stylish for a lady And the only reason I he y will compromise by appear an entire evening in one papers are higher thin Mr. again. dress and with I he same ornaments If there were any doubt about J having bean the choice for Speaker, it would have been dissipated by what has since his arrival in Washington. Almost before he had removed ,, decide dust of travel from his clothes, ,.,. their leaders ire i. The Hickory Democrat we remember that the He publican of North Carolina contains four voters for every white voter in their ranks, how sin- he Called the White House j oppose tin know whether Mr. because to give as to the Com- aside from the the Committee on Hank- Currency in favor of the single gold bill, which was ordered last summer. Mr. Henderson is going to lie a Speaker, and this House, In- stead of registering the will of Heed as the last did, will reg- the will of Mr. In order to get control of the Senate I tee of which a majority have for years men, even since controlled by the republicans the gold arc going to Senate Committee, giving the republicans nine in those consisting of thirteen seven in those consisting of eleven. t hen the gold men will only have a majority of one in the Finance Committee, as Jones, of Nevada, classed as a silver re- publican and Wolcott, of Colorado, who calls himself a republican can be upon to act with the silver men on the question of reporting a bill to enact the single gold standard. The four democratic members of this Committee are Vest, of Mo., Jones of Arkansas, Daniels, of and of silver men. Mr. gets frightened by those republicans, who although willing to vote for a gold standard bill if compelled to do so, believe it will be bad policy to pass one on the eve of a Presidential campaign, such a bill is likely to be jammed through at this session of Congress. It will depend largely upon the attitude taken by Mr. in his message to Congress. Although the election is over, Ohio republicans are still getting fat slices of pie from the counter. of the last to be fed was Mr. H. W. Hart, a young law- of Alliance, who has been pointed U- at Germany, considered a very desirable post, lo fill a vacancy caused by death. The that Boss had told Mr. that would not remain at the bead of the republican national committee is believed to be more they fear will disfranchise while arc is because their editors are I suffering the loss which comes from operation of the i. nothing for newspaper men and printers to gel from paper dealers quotations on paper arc and paper is subject . I to change in price day. All this works a hardship to the newspaper man and printer; and we are clear in conviction that work and general print- are less profit now than of Thought. , ,. i- . , ,, before in the history the Only what we have wrought in country. There is strong induce- our characters daring lite can we Injects for good and patriotic men takeaway everywhere to use all possible effort One of the strongest delusions idea that the widening of life; can bring us happiness or gOOd- Dr. H. For truth it is ever the lilting time ; who waits till circumstances completely favor his undertaking j will never accomplish anything. Martin Luther. The simple gospel of the Son of God, preached by twelve eagle which originally orated the stein of the famous schooner-yacht won what is now known as the America's now the sign of the Eagle Hotel, Hyde, Wight, overlooking the scene men, has survived the centuries j of the vessel's triumph over and outlives all the other English competitors in 1851. of eighteen hundred I in.- . All the figures of that arc I An Advertiser. true, make life a conflict of endurance. Sooner or later every man and woman conies to know that all arc foes and perils. We the fact in over- whelming sorrow that we tire not able our own strength to make our way the Happy is the person who begins life with the j A new and verdant postmaster small rural town had received instructions to advertise all letters uncalled for at the end of a certain length of time. He obeyed orders by inserting the following the village weekly knowledge of fact ; but most I paper at the end of the first week of us only learn this when we are of his rm of We have a Line of Jackets, Goats and and buy a Fall and lister Luxury lien- at prices much v have i ti . i very low- dome now while can suit CH T; FOR in the heart of the conflict. Campbell Morgan. Thoughts tor Meditation. The grace of the Spirit comes only from heaven and lights up the whole bodily Let us be of good cheer, the I hard- est to those which never Make but a few explanations. The that cannon defend itself is not worth W. When a man has guilty of any vice or folly, the best atone he can make for it is to warn others not to full into the like. They slumber sweetly whom faith rocks to sleep. No pillow so soft as a ; no so sure as an assured in Christ are ten letters in the post nobody has called for If them they don't take no- call by the end of the month, the letters will be sent to the dead letter Anybody expecting letters they ain't got can sec if any of these letters belong to them. All take i Patriot One's own Ability. If you would be successful, have faith in your own ability. is so essential to a leader any kind of society or business as self- confidence. Of course, nothing can lie accomplished without effort. but without in one's ability to succeed there will be u effort. Business success has re- solved itself into a matter of look- The meanest, contemptible for kind of praise is that which first has in works he makes speaks well of a man and then fr himself a position at head qualities it with a and it by Hardware, Paints STOVES A SPECIALTY. AND ti pa hi HEATERS mm BEST THAI BE BOUGHT, Tome and see hub COOK THE BAKER k HART X. O Says ill-- It is amusing to bear can- talk about the of I he ballot and election when the in i-i o Hi.- els election fraud- ever d in this the party. actually stole the the Democrats as ballot- box staffers And the idea of the party that debauched the ballot by in the hands of recently slave talking the ball it- is in r a striking the election frauds arc lie Iii that strong- Republican city are a arc And this i- --a bill el by other el The i I. i- in pa and. In ii i i a . speaking of I he in city, .-. I ii as gig ml pin ii i id . i i , piracy, a iii. i r. .; ;, menus i i the e d ; voter-. An mi th c a III right of the schemed promoted and executed public and not I, excised or by department of the municipal I he duty of which n i toilet eel offense against Catarrh De Cured they reach Hie seat of Catarrh and in r lo cure ii take internal Hall's Catarrh is taken acts directly on I lie blood mucous -in faces, Hall's Catarrh Care is not a medicine. was by one of the best physician- in country for years and is a regular It is composed of the best Ionic- known, the on The eel coin hi nation I lie two ingredients i-w produces sin-h results in curing Catarrh Semi Ii r free. J. en. Prop- , Toledo, O. Hall's Family arc boat. thousand hind Nova have recently been purchased Michigan and go with a lo the n re of wood pulp on an ex tended scale. This Investment be welcome by paper us creating for able and Interested allies in their light actions of the and Paper Trust. Pulp manufacturers in who Had their market iii I Stale- are directly procuring the repeal of tin-ill duties which to he extent of imposition reduce on A woman who has lived in the says there are no and I supply of wives is never equal to the demand, A school teacher seldom remains a for more term, for ad of young Doer plan tor- is -o great a woman gifted lo read and spell, and tin enough lo cam with brain, that some well-to do bathe- soon her to marry him. Acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels lenses the J EFFECTUALLY overcomes but the . o On ti I run inn I County. r I I ii ii i hi ii of I. allowed for i mil iv i Dr. i Ii ii, It, r ii W hath Tinker bath I 1.1. bath m Kim; SI I II I. vi ll Fur 11- is la M Total -I ii iii Km n- Total Am W V King Board no Ml SO SO Sim Carolina, or Pitt Clark the for the -ii- lid, the my under my hand ml of raid Hum of day Si T. R. Pitt. PATENT or Improve; COPYRIGHT or PROTECTION. fir tin mi and advice. BOOK ON . I,. I. I. A A Law. N. 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EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. D. J. Ed. Owner at Office at K. M The of the epidemic of the Normal attributed to two sewers. i -s- Court of North Carolina A small sized Malay, answering to the name of Bertie Aguinaldo; he is elusive please let me la, time to get away. Philadelphia, it is said, is to ex- pend h water supply. A much smaller sum could be invaded in the of her lists. The Supreme court has rendered a division the case of 1- H. against E. Md reinstated Abbott as a the Corporation Commission. The held that while the last chained the name of to Corporation, did not abolish the duties of office and could not elect occupant- court HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. SB, Miss Lula Patrick was town yesterday. B. little daughter. is sick with fever. preaching services here today, also Sunday morning and evening. A pair of black colts almost mil i i matched for sale by A. G. . inn IT STATE NEW S. Happenings In Carolina. Three well developed cases of were discovered on the streets of Salisbury among a d who had gone there to attend court. A year old has been sent from comity to the penitentiary for four He drew bolt from a railroad track f. r the purpose of reeking a train. The strainer after being thoroughly overhauled at Norfolk. mill Pan z.- y .-. . ; . r . i i to pi. i ., . . j U do wort n J W see carry Justice Clark fox. Three years old next spring. 1- has again her , tut. run. Mad all With President William A. of the Alliance. Ink, A Mr. moved his family in delegates to the Slate convent ion of Alter have been paid -IS It is very that ex-Speak- Seed does not see the Ohio town from the neighbor tobacco growers Here December an trance hood of Br. He . It is well known that one of -he J At a Men's Sow York city recently, Mr. Bead tin IN THE BIG SHE. am now new store and make this an- that in, friends and customers know where t find inc. All are invited to come and the new store and its As usual I lie of the largest and best lines of Notions found in this section, and now have also added an immense of CARPETS MATTINGS to the New Store when you want to find an elegant stock at Lowest the American people make a dona- to a hero, they will precaution to learn his intent advance. will I by all Sam Weller-s advice Ad would in a position today than he bas been by developments. M. of Newark. N. I. Your Policy Has Cash Value, Value, Paid-op Insurance, Insurance i works ti. Will In- re within three J ears after lapse you are , the American Mi. T. Smith took the train Tobacco Company, which is easily morning to make most so trust in present j,.,,,, home for awhile. Her the that political matters arc not pro husband has working up there observer. for his party. There is a for some time. , Bail street in Iron or Criminal It to hoped that the next time in the warning of Ml i . ,,., Heed, and every sign points ;, u j.,,, improvement the sees town as an one the danger ahead, lithe thing that has been lately, lion to the recent election We saw the RUM B in Ohio can be joined, as that for ginning of the second and each more than likely, then Ohio will blows no Would and intimated, ling year, the pro . , like lo put the o,.,, be suits. He said ; the current year be east Us vote next fall in favor of Uta to be getting. Bryan. I very lucrative this fall. November good health. W. F. Massey, who After Year the sewerage I j, at the College I M. that the persons who did Dividends are payable at the be- for ginning of I he second and criminal negligence, and intimated that there might suits. He slid had typhoid fever, i They may lie used Greenville, N. C. Trade With Thai you Know arc Reputable. A colored woman was hunting ibis morning trying to get Congress has become o out a warrant Italian woman. To reduce Premiums, or To Increase tho or To Make Policy Payable as for, With into short of iron during the Lifetime I'm it together and you have, .- I and so did other that talk ;. W. malarial fever all Stuff. He that the plumb- he wire fence also BICYCLE GUN REPAIRING, General Shop. WE BACK AGAIN AT OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET HEADY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC. WE HAVE MACHINERY AND ARE BETTER PARED FOR FIRST-CLASS WORK. BICYCLES MADE TO ORDER AND PAW I used twelve feet of of Insured. W. Parker, the wire fence a steam pipe ran directly over this sewer I J, L. pin, over toil saturated with sew j B. of some money, sin-said she and be to getting his business down nuking it so Ideal breeding j a cake of soap from line. for and cans. That is. greater criminal carelessness. . good practice. all its thinking done she her saying makes perfect, in the Speaker's chair, that It will require some lit tie effort f. throw off its timidity, and do s thinking of its own. from woman, and gave her thirty cents, and that the woman only gave air back fifteen they will not give way. Persons who trade under any ordinary Mr. Bryan's announcement j he will lecture throughout England this winter, bus given th. in severe spasms from the pan which the world famous cod merchants and business men. you know will trust yon A entertainment, says fair, and honest, and in whom you the Baltimore Son, was given re- have It Is a strange st Mace fact, and one that we have observed church. II was called a many times, that there are some and cards were dis- people who may be bitten by which were questions sharpers, yet they will go -i-i. to be answered by the name of a Beet, Hots, Hides, Poultry. fish relieve them. hardly expect . thing else than to Is- swindled out, go down. I he fact, about that our other goods are equally plan. this thing has been done at we ins lie the o, all. daces in Durham, and call be I . ,. proved. l Hading, e q -two pounds from g w Mr. J. L. Fair has just twenty six stalks of cotton in his. CM U garden. He made the laud rich and then cultivated the cotton Dr. Abbott has been and won the suit him on the Corporal ion Com mission it is said that sou is contemplating bringing a similar suit to recover seat the Commission Iron which be was ejected. ii m words his Mark Antony, might declare that he lame to bury not to praise him, and if Ohio does not go back itself year Mr. as well as Mr. will be can for a funeral oration. Follow closely upon Mr. Hanna's declaration that the trusts aid the laboring man, the nor of takes the same position. Before long, these eminent gentlemen will be that there is nothing so good for the working man as giving up his wages to enrich S. kick to the same place lo be bitten over Sun. carefully. The result was he picked out twenty-two pounds of cotton from the twenty six stalks at the first picking. shows what high cultivation w ill do and that in order to raise a crop of cotton it is not bow many acres of laud will the farmer plant in cotton, but how rich he will make a few acres and then cultivate them well. Mr. i Bower. Following list of the; rind till- ail . DEALER IN Anti-Trust Movement. Winston, N. C, National Tobacco has organized two branch unions in white one of the tobacco manufacturing firm of Brown Brothers Company. This will hereafter employ only of this union. The or large membership the North and among outside of the trust. The is against combinations and the member- promise not lo use guilds manufactured can and oilier trust I ill be organized here among of other tobacco factories, It Is charged that the trust firms do not employ any union labor. Reflections of a Bachelor The trouble about living a thing down is that it generally means living yourself up. When a man gets ready to let a back his home city of Cleveland have her way, he has got For a man who was not for trouble, it seems as though Mark has found his share between bis rheumatism, the set and the growing demand among Republicans for his retirement the chairmanship of the an National Committee. We see the statement going around a of toes from some section along the River have sent to the Johns for a bacteriological II is claimed that the bite of this mosquito is quickly followed by chills and fever. that if the examination ates the claim then war is lo lie declared upon the mosquito and steps taken to be. ready to get out of it When a man to gelling married in a church lie feels about the same as was being staffed and put iii a glass case. When a woman another woman the street car insists on paying the fare for both of them, she will always hate her if she lets her. Every loses some for her husband when she dis that be doesn't know any more than SB does about keeping the water pipes freezing up. few York Press. questions and the an swan; Ber name and the color of her eyes. Black eyed Susan. Her nationality and appearance. American Beauty. Her fathers name and the pen he Quill. How did lovers surround In Phlox. What did they think she was A Daisy. What was her small brother's name With kind of candy did her lovers bribe her brother What did her brother throw at her lovers Snow balls. The name u of the ones Will- To whom did she refer him T Poppy. What did he do he pro- posed Aster. What was her object in What did he think would no trouble Buttons. At what was the wedding t Four O'clock. Who performed the ceremony n-the Who as best man Nell. What did the bride wear on her Wreath. What music was played during the How did he salute her after the ceremony Tulips. . What did she say as she left home not. What did they leave Bleeding Hearts. iii farming and should prove a val liable one to the farmers who read this News. CLOSING OUT OWING TO A WILL BE MADE IN THE FIRM TUCKER CO Grimesland, N. C. Ab next will sell our entire st Dry Hoods. Notions, Clothing, Furniture Crockery at FIRST COST FOB CASH, and supplies i, 1900. TUCKER CO. Bishop Horner Misrepresented. Asheville. Nov. from Richmond, Va. yesterday stated that Treasurer Heads, of Monumental church there, has re- a Bishop Horner, of the missionary jurisdiction of Asheville, in which the bishop told a startling story of the poverty and ignorance he had found in the country within a or miles of Asheville. The bishop said today that he was at a loss to how the story originated, as be hail written no such letter to Treasurer and hail said nothing him that could be to mean such things as he is credited with laying in the dispatch. f. C. Cotton Bagging and always on . Fresh goods kept constantly Country and Did. A trial will conduce you. D. W. W. H. White, W. T. We have just opened ail building entirely new and complete stock of------ My Stock is Complete -IN ALL prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Jas. B. White. We Carry Ma your sad Si-lit with Roberto . . ., . Tonic Mo. to three millions. His life was in- r i He- fr hundred and you dollars, bin I'm ; S j The poet who says he makes .,,. -.- inn Woolen is a tuneful ITEMS. N. C. Nov. J. Patrick and J. went to today. and Zeb Bland were town today. Messrs. Blow Arnold went hunting and killed a good many birds. Chris Moore shot killed two wild turkeys besides other game yesterday. C. A. Bland went to to- day. got two sawed off at Nottingham Wrenn mill. Mr. of La here a few days buying cotton. Two very tine looking horses were sent down from Norfolk to haul logs for the N. W. mill. the of the bride's father, Gardner, near the evening of Nov. Miss Clyde married to Mi i of C. T. Howard Notions. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, etc., in hot every STAPLE in a general stock. We Also Sell HAY, OATS, COT- TON SEED HULLS AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will lie found as low as a good article ran be sold at. You are cordially in- to store. Highest prices paid for all kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING. N. o TO N ONE Take Laxative Q Tablets. All druggists the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's on every box. We all have enlist- to In- thankful when it is our t I . j i J J select then as we want to make up our DINNER at the time to MOW that W getting the BEST. Cranberries. Ready prepared Cranberry Sauce. Nice crisp Celery direct from Sweet Mixed and stuffed Pickles. MEAT, PRUNES, RAISINS. LAYER FIGS and DATE. FLORIDA STONE SALAD CELERY and OLIVE OIL. Now try a cup of Coffee. ED, H, I LEAD OTHERS TRY TO OUR NEW AS- IS A MARVEL of bean- style and excel- The mate- rial is the best and the work teed. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there CROSS MARK on the margin of this paper it is to remind you I hat you owe for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL DEFLECTIONS. Fresh Mountain Batter at S. M. office for job printing. Try a hunch of Celery at J. The dressmaker knows seamy- side of life- It's a ill that blows the doctor Try Arab pen at the tor Book Store. The merchants are opening their I is goods. There bas been nearly enough rain to lay the dust. There was a regular , under Storm early Thursday night. When it comes to getting shaved every man carries his mug with noblest offspring is his Fern Jars at Zeno Moore ft Bro. went her has turned consider- ably colder since the Thurs- day night. New assortment of famous Parker Fountain Fen, at Reflector Book Store. to our advertisers when trading tell them where you saw it. Colored crayons and all kinds of tablets papers at Reflector Book Store. When a has no you can generally put down as a dead one. We hear that unite a number of will soon built in West Greenville. It is time of year for schools on their Christmas attendance. ruled tablets, the very- thing for practicing writing, at Re- Book Store. Some of the store windows arc putting the little folks to talking about Santa Claus. We believe people are glad to see colder weather. They like to have it seasonable. The fellow who predicted the end of world probably forgot that it was round. Some people talk of the need of a cotton factory in Greenville but nobody puts forward to get one. cooler weather will bring hog killing time, when folks can feast spare bones and The University railroad, the one that killed young B. F. Long last week, has gone the bonds of a receiver. Bone rattling has taken poses of boys, they are all trying to see who can them best. C. T. has erected n flag pole over front of his big store and Old will soon be floating Kanya at ID who can tell the ex act distance of all planets know how far is to the grocery store. It's little things that count. A woman make ., man pro . pose, but I flea can usually bring him to Ike scratch. A large number of colored x pie went from here to Ayden Thursday night to a col Fellows lodge there. A Connecticut named his live sous One. Two, Three, Four, Five Miles. This was certainly carrying the joke for enough. old telegraph line Washington is being overhauled for the purpose of ii s telephone Hoe. Jim a colored man, who works the depot, was pain- fully hurt Thursday. A door fell his hand and nearly mashed off several lingers. Work has commenced on the well on the Court House square that is being pal down jointly by the town and county. It will prove a great convenience lo the public. Bros have put a sys- of water works in their factory. They have one of best equip- plants in the mid it is the admiration of all mm who travel this nay. A good woman who saw- that our turkey hen had sent us a to take its place. now with the back we have a pair and cause for Thanks- giving is proportionally increased. It Is Better Mn. I trust no reader will lie offend- ed if I say going to God's house on Thanksgiving Day hunting or visiting saloons. May God make it a glad day for The men all their readers. A. pasty. Wednesday night Earl Boss, little sou of Mr. J. Boss, gave a party complimentary to little Misses and Ida Keel. There were a number of little folks present to enjoy the occasion. They Found Brick. who arc sinking the well the Court House Square threw out a lot of brick from a few feet under the surface. They struck u part of the foundation of the old Court House that before the war stood out where the street is, and was destroyed by tire. No doubt there are yet many brick under the street along where the old building stood. EVERY DAV FOLKS. But Different One Each Day. C. S. is sick. Bishop A. A. Watson and Mrs- ibis morning. I is visiting Mrs. If. A. Jarvis. Ann Wilson. Is spend- a few days with II. Jarvis. Jarvis returned evening from court. Mr,. I. of Hill. Is visiting her father, Dr. W. M. Is. Brown. Mrs. Draughan, of arrived Wednesday evening to visit Mrs. Zen, Moore. Mm. Forbes and little daughter evening relatives at Mis. M. F. who has been visiting friends here, left Wednesday evening E. Warren went lo Tarboro today. Miss Alice arson went lo Bethel today. I. c. Limb, of is in town. Mrs. Foils-s returned this morning from M. II. returned this morning from E. L. Demon, of Washington, spent here with Rev. J. N. Booth. Jeans Bohr, of Philadelphia, spending a day or two with his kinsman. II. Miss Bessie Shields, of Scotland Neck, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. It. Higgs, returned home today. Mrs. Elisabeth of Hal arrived Thursday evening to visit her son, Walter II. Grimes, South Greenville. Miss Harding leached home Tuesday evening from the Normal college Greensboro, stopped to visit friends. B. F. Patrick has moved his family back lo after living for several years on his farm a mile south of town. They their former residence, corner Fourth and Washington streets. 1800. Miss Skinner went to Tar- DOrO today. Tyson went to Friday evening. E. E. returned Friday- evening from a trip to bis old borne in Virginia. Miss Emily Higgs went lo Friday evening and returned this morning. H. C. Cannon went home to Friday to spend today Sunday. Miss Bessie Harding returned this morning from where she has N. V. Watson returned Friday evening from Nashville, where be had to at- tend the marriage. W. O. Little, of Newport News, Va., who had been to Nashville, to bis brother's marriage, by with the bridal party and stopped here Friday evening. MILLS Johnson's Mill.-,. Nov. G. B. Kilpatrick to ;, Monday Misses and renamed to their schools Ho Bishop Watson preached Johns Sunday and three Flowers Seawell and sister. Mi- Mary Lee, returned their home at Monday. L. H. returned from where be went on business. of and Mrs. of this I place. will he married a. in. at home the bride. rill make their in Beaufort com old Mrs. . is going to have three right soon, old maids , out. HE RED FRONT. The Red Front is Bleeding to death with Low Prices Come friends before all of great bargains are gone. SHOES ., I , , W i cuts. . , Misses , Sh, . ii-.--.-- ii i. . ;. for .- All Post Offices lo Close day Afternoon. Washington, November 23rd. The Postmaster General, in honor of the late bas ordered all the the states closed from -j in i in afternoon Saturday. Orphans. hen the gratitude of your i in makes thank offer log to Thanksgiving Hay, lose tight of the work being done in our homes , throughout State. over- look the claims upon you of these destitute less ones. them a provisions or clothing them. The work peals all of us. No offering will be more acceptable and pleasing to God. Dry Goods. K e cents. Red Flannel, nil n all i cents. Paul wilts. Silk-. to cents. .-ill colors, u All w. M. Huts, cut- C lo cents. Boy's Caps, n cents Hoy's Hats, all colon, cents Notions. II. cent-. Corset, lo .-ills. Men's Shirts, heavy, cents Men's Half Hose, H cents. Men's I Shirts. cents. Men's Working Shirts, I., nut; Cotton, Capes. i cents lo i From cents to College Property Sold. Solicitor I. I. Moore and Dr. K. A. Move have purchased the col- properly just west of the rail- road. They arc going to have I be large building cut up and convert- ed into several dwelling houses on the property. It will be a residence local ion. CLOTHING. Knee Units, cuts. Boy's Long Hoy's it, Hoy's Km- Pants, II cents. Men's Suit-. Coat. Pants and Vest, Men's Pants, nil sizes, Men's all word Clay Worsted, Z. V. JOHNSON CO., Clothing Hustlers. Next Door to Bank. Red Front. Labor Bears a Lovely There is nothing more pleasing to look upon than a hearty, ruddy face, gained by honest toil. They are the saving of the nation, these toilers of both sexes, for daily bread. blood them Able lo up the round of home, shop or store. If blood has or purity, or a run down feeling comes on, the one remedy is GreAtest Medicine for the blood. Poor Blood Hood -was so poor in hottest I felt cold. Hood's me H Is the right thing in the N. J. Never I . Marriage Licenses. of Heeds Moore this week issued marriage licenses to the following couples WHITE. and Sarah Mills. Frank Taylor and Camp- bell. and Henry Vines and and Nobles. George Howard and Maggie An- Renumber The Poor. The King's Daughters will give their annual dinner to I lie c- of the County Home on Day The ladies solicit dona from all who will assist worthy cause. They will meet Tuesday- afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. L, Blow to com- the arrangement.-, for the dill if possible they would like to by that time who will J. I,. Little, Cashier of the Bank of Greenville, returned day evening from Tenn. with his bride Miss Mary Thomas. They make their home with Mr. Vines on Dickinson avenue. The bride is well n in and all cordial welcome her permanent to our town. The Change Is As Mr. Hill says, a man going along the principal street of Greenville now and look i log in at the store windows might easily wonder whether he was a city or a town. It is a fact marked change has been made the bust few months. Sol only are the new buildings of a much better class than before, but the merchants also are show greater enterprise and giving more cure to the display and arrangement of their We have a town of hustlers, the man who does not keep an at- tractive advertise fails to keep up with the procession. Syracuse. S. V. has established a municipal lodging-house at which BU applicant is furnished with a supper, bath. and bleak last condition that he street cleaning half a day. A meal is furnished for one hour's work. The system has put end lo the tramp nuisance. ii FEMALE REGULATOR the mild needed for regulation of the nun-, It is of wonderful aid t . the girl womanhood. , lo the wile, and to the woman , the turn , of life. buffer from , any unnatural drain, any bearing- In the I abdomen, falling or of can quickly cure lea hone, av. , r the eyes of a physician. A few talon seen will late th perfectly. , r II , in Tears. Admiral Dewey, In with a representative lo- night, expressed keenest regret. In- sorrow and nm which the received the of bis house to his wile, lie said she only ac- condition house, together her private fortune. should ultimately pass to his sou George, Ho said he that transferring his home to his wife be was doing the most mis act American gentleman could do. He bad intended lo let the go outside of the family, lie said lie never possible that American people, who a few weeks ago treat ed as a hero, could shower such abuse He declared that he never would have accepted the house if he knew cause so much trouble. Dewey's voice was choked with emotion, and a, times tears st teamed down bis cheek.-. What Dewey ought to have, done was never to have accepted house at The man who nays he is driven lo drink never attempts to balk. It is tine that clothe.-, don't make a man. but often break hi doesn't cut any air with is hit of up to-dale slang. elopement high life is i dent away airship. what is n Tommy's gambit, boy. is a man w more Billions believe in the of How can when to pill lightning churches With lie approach of Thank- giving and the fattening keys man with the hoe must take a back seat. with the u has the Do You Intend To give your underwear an early If so it will pay you to look through our line before purchasing. A big assortment WRIGHTS SANITARY UNDERWEAR JUST ARRIVED, IT PAY TO line of NECK- WEAR, HOSIERY and the celebrated shirt, has just rived Phone C. S. FORBES. If y. i I b

The Reflector Book Store Bottles EASTERN REFLECTOR X. C. J. WHICHARD. Owner I be Post at Greenville. St. an Second Class Mail lo those living districts must A petition the all wax from Japan. It If signed by American Missionaries. B satin who in d. Indiana, has three whom are gill- Six me I . The name- and it. while the boy i named Pleas asked be I names the ,, father replied that be wanted lo J make thing about tie B house. -sol placed upon II- i . l system in are . even an absolute cure f -i k headache. i. torpid liver, diseases. Liver Pills mi. . , . , . .- wander i u -It I i M Is- Use crew. r I. . . , . . t the fair . i. II In Uh the s-h I I u J bis He and hair; en the Up sad , , lb ., i th sad I r. known a- i h II a i , . . . v I ; Von known ain't You're a married Hill ha lake in both Louie the Bel it ill Mr. Lack to tin- and any non rather i lo In Hike, and home be ii-h- bi bet a dollars.- B. K ATLANTIC OF SMITH CAROLINA. SI o Ar M V. M U r r I. ax. V Lt I M H . Vi DIRECTORY. re ii r i ban la. r . Ii . H j i advantage i lame. . la m in I or It i i i ill I Ibo of the next will It ma j I have all the timidity of a a of W and begin nil an i. , m which the tn her ball, ,.,, . ,,,, of will mt be way wanted lo, tad I make a In Arrive W I . Lr Lean I Ar K-K-k. Mourn Lr Ar a. in nervier and sermon moraine; and Ev- prayer Wednesdays at M-. and Litany Fridays at A II., Re. I. A. Minister in every day. and Pray- J. X. Booth, pastor. C. D. and evening. Wednesday evening. Rev. of X- M- pastor. Sunday it S p. at. W F. Harding, mi- am r M n o i . I H third M Rev. Morton, pastor. m. J. R. Moore Mi- am rm r. mi Kl II . s i r. i s . p am i-M I'M ii n I. i i It. n u l M i t u m regular CENTS. m- . Stand I. ale m and i- to remain. cents. Never spill when over. when rivet Pal bar Worth the public mud ill.- pub J lit If l Worth he will oak for r but 11.1 ilk- in lo be will draw warrants on the State Auditor are oat The Ii player only limited amount of lad run of had tripe I in. lie i obliged la quit. and lake while ate luck -iii-i bad. lag I'll broken of lb -i . l l of In world from Monaco w Times A. F. t A. M. . . , , , No- Ion II D Monday evening. If. ll- i Baa- . and i so p in. arrive p leave , p in JOB PRINTING Give us a call. Reflector Jo. Printing Office I he line With be change ill tin of war vessels. all the which was HI ,,, of had to be before in or ,,; in lessen of lire. will the pi and cruiser tn i- the The of chairs, tables, sofa, beds, etc., is made of chilled steel tubing wire work. from a- Visiting Card Then bus whereof the memory of man such a season for seeding wheat, making linage and other farm work. If any In ibis is short on wheat bread next year, u will nut lie to for lug. The Indications are I bill the hate en advantage line fall mid have mil an unusually largo wheat. This is ii should be. is a safer than either or tobacco. With production of wheat the ii. ea ID 1858 Abraham and A. bad a Joint debate on the college grounds of college, it was n meeting, and l shall never forget enthusiasm Hint was I tin- each of I these i ii Mr. had lbs war opening . inclusion, and be got in one idiot on Mr. Lincoln that was o pat even the adherent that gentleman Lad to Join In laughter. Mr. Lincoln, in course of his re- marks, twitted bit opponent with one set oration which he delivered new suggestion bolus lust was Incapable of changing bit ad- dress. reply Mr. Douglas said that lie id- milted the charge, conceded that his rival knew In advance what he was going lo say Me n that be could foretell with tome exactness what Mr. Lincoln was going to say, but Impossible, lines be changed bis to suit audience, making a Sere abolition talk In com- where sentiment was entertained, at but Illinois Ignoring shell- and standing up as no old Hue Whig, Ike lied Mate Is due nab. The m.-i an- nausea, parsing Is a whole The writer 1.1- two of ah pot In both . I -aim was of Al food poisoning foreign to paper, the wilier must call III to danger In administration of eat, cases of ,.,,.,,. , with train Ho with the Central Vomiting and on the pail of to remove I Springs or son and should h Air Lino in I Irrigation the colon. at In one of ii.- case the writer Railroad. large dose had been ad- on m . . In order to the i is p n, r- .,., relieve the s. i r and purging ,, , u , m W. M. J. St. Sec Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. i D. X. or. ill.- leaves Ban- Ban. . in s i a in. an. a m, Red Ma m. Mop. Mills in a m rive So. p Mil's p III. p in. C p in, arrive T p in mid and pain. danger of arresting the the In ail of food poison- Victor V. Pop- of ca- a small, resembling In color and a green pea, arc an- Imported into Hie I Slates from Spain and said a whole- sale dealer In nil i f con- in New V. to the writer IX are extensive all classes of In i r and n sauce which Is i,,.;, d mutton and fl of K. of P.-Tar River Ml Friday evening. L. Fleming. C. C; S. Carr, K. of R. andS. It. Vance Council, No. even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sim-. Jr. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. F. hall. A. Johnson, Conn- A. O. Council, l, meets every first third in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy st is ii m. am. dally ,,,., r t-, g,, m . leave t D. h. pm. w B M i in. dally SI Train Th j Conclave meets every second and Monday night, in Odd Mum. Mm . B. ll m. . a on U. J. tern lit, m, S in, Branch W arrive of land Dispatch. Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK Is only a year and con the news every week, and gives Information to the those grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. S Pen FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORE. A In Each. Shear jokes, Many an banging covers a crack in the wall, lug lime I in key a bird Of prey. Yeast i- like Crush In earth, will rise again. is tin- plaster some limes heals a broken hear. II isn't lair lo the boy in a store In call him a liner, A man makes a very pointed remark la an exceedingly ilium bachelor, a grindstone tor wits, and Cupid the lo lake his own you blame an not wanting In lend hi- u may be I finger. The man who pus cash gel- no for it. Some raise whiskers Is- cause the raise price of Nothing pleases a very man so much a.- lo have the call a ordinary looking farm lo an old wagon stood by the curb, and on the board served for a sent lay I small dog of such mixed blood guess could In a- v. a delivery wagon passed on lb opposite de a large red i. II oft lb fore n Mopped roll- ii. tract, i up Ills and With lull link lo Ho- horse, op I In ml which lie aloud up on his bind i . apple was lakes from I month Hi borne i tin- he mail . peculiar little noise that horn , make when and replied with throaty little barks which plainly what a pleasure It bad been lo after that apple. Then he wont back bis nap on the wagon Free Press. rooks Sis on i p . s m. p in. Spring HOM am. leave II m p m. II a m arrive st in II 4.1 a m. I i m. dally Sunday. The known as m the ,.,. altos are called lies, and The -t are Hi., most sad I moat money. f Imp glass. They are i . Al i lea in kegs and -pi of brim or vinegar. The work .-f bottling is tin- wholesale star. in fellow I fear be was badly hurt I suppose be carried ac- n bit of It. Be wanted to take out a policy, but In view of his declined on the ground be an extra was his a canvasser for an accident Insurance company Past A ease of i Is re- ported as baring recently taken place hi from n who bad acted a- I i the of- Bee . hi With bi- wife. Intending lo land in where Ida wife's lives, lie. however, made the of barking the wrong tribe and was once by over- powered The Widow was provided by the second Mail. Train nil Clinton leave- Warsaw for dally, Sunday. II m and m. Clinton at Too am and VI am. n., don tor all North dally, a H. Agent J. R. Manager. T. II. mid II. doctor met at Death sad door. a r ii on-, of yes lie i i beat, -but yo i u n ,.,,. i mid with lbs die- oil affectedly. . -n Journal, asked In- Is would S in I,,. the i, I, r a II a mil lb of l, on an Tribune. Tree. i The i In r on earth an i is great ire, of It I'm n baa hers held lo and no i la allowed touch W Inn a fellow loses in a et v fall. ., ,, , c I s ship he can I tor coming cut n little pule. Saved T, o Mr. You to be San next week My the way, you know where mini out lives. I have Just written a letter to her. Would yon mind delivering II some day yon piss house Mr. Friend but might forget It. I think I'll s stamp oil It and drop II Into the letter box- Mr. Purer- All right, l care how you get ens. ii,. When had Well to go to iii It la II no a I swab low your young when you are I always try lo hold my replied lbs It is true, bill evasively And so wages All navel. y been In Ibis country remarks. In making a great the world, that Is a Id, a, Is a and pregnant Idea, but lb la a self clearly vindicated idea, in whets farther the whole world b concern, St erst mere than pretty y. I I silver a deep a stiff Map It , end sticks will transform In 1875.--------- S. M. WHOLESALE -.- RETAIL Prepared Ponce molasses, side meat, hams, should SIS, coffee, sugar, tobacco, cigars, cheroots, butter, full cheese, sausage, out Hakes. hominy Hakes, cotton- seed meal and bulls, cotton seed at IS cents per bushel. V. M FERRY SEEDS. STANDARD BAGS SALT. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc i AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see hone TiS -DEALER IN- Pi A GENERAL LINE OF Also it nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. COME TO SEE ME. J. E. OLD DOMINION LINE Fresh Family GROCERIES I have quit the whiskey business for life have opened a GROCERY ; STORE, where you will always fresh goods. I can sell as cheap cheaper than the most of them and beg you to call and see me. I have the well known with me and ho will be glad to see all of hi friends. Give me a trial A Free Trip to Paris fur In K h bl earners leave Washington on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, to Tarboro. Returning leave Tarboro A. M., Greenville A. It. Tues- days, Thursdays mid Saturdays. Sailing hours subject to change de- pending on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with earners for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Buy Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, X. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. . AS i in PHI The Eastern . R . . VOL XVIII. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, DECEMBER NO in i. i it is. our Ii to make mil DINNER mid at ti ii tin- BEST. Cranberries. Ready I Sauce. crisp Sweet Mixed and stuffed Pickles, MEAT, PRUNES i RAISINS. LAYER FIllS and DATE. STONE SALAD CELERY SAUCE and OLIVE OIL. Now a cup of ED II I LEAD, OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW. H. Senator Jones, of Arkansas, Chairman of Nate Committee, baa to I Washington the session of Con- He bus entirely bis says he never fell and that, like the democratic party, he is full of light. He be- and with good reasons his belief, the patty is today in batter condition for the Presidential Campaign than the republican party is, and that Its condition la more likely to prove between now and the open- of the campaign the to of the republican and he further that bis belief is fully shared by every man who attended the recent democratic conference at Chicago He looks for democratic assistance from the M ,,,.,, upon legislation of this Congress, of a pal- lieu in both the Shy- The publics. locks of the last presidential cam- the order serves to general demanding their attention to upon the pound of flesh, with shrewd Admiral, and is the act of Portia in sight to show Mr. ,,, how to meet I be demand in stub which have the a way that they will be made to friends to make an open follow ,,, ,,. ,,,.,. It looks now as though the order they would gel pound of .,,, with by The forbidding logo to South Africa, which part of bis new command, is looked upon attempt to humiliate him. implying as ii a administration the would conduct himself during the war between the Boers and British, In other words, the Admiral is cautioned that lie is not to be with customary authority to visit any his but to venture only to such portions as an unskilled diplomat naval without his .-on r . These in- are I by naval men as remarkable. In the case of II flag officer in good stand he is permitted to proceed to any point he desires within limits of bis command, Rear Ad- Watson is mil restricted in any degree in his Held; Hoar Admiral is at lull liberty lo go as be pleases in bis Mr. J, om the In the it,., was talking with the I'll ; i . . i it the Rab i saying that the pi ice of cotton at could Is- raised at a profit. He such talk to all as any intelligent farmer well know-. the price there is M in the crop worth speak takes one of I he prop to pay for picking out and ginning, to say nothing of coal of labor, Mr. Laugh If a man with bis own family performs all the cull at bis crop be mix a little but the labor ha- lo be there is DO profit in Ft The Post agrees with Mr. lo the farmers ill general there I- mil if any. a cents, in many It nu Hint was male by farmers on the crop selling at price We think our friend Laughing house will say that the two crops produced at less e than ever before, mid present prices or or S s will afford more than wits made on a crop on of the cheapness ill, Another matter we will call lo the attention of our friend is. during past few years, while ha-been so low the ally have gotten nearer of debt than have I.;. the war. There must be better not profit some whore. Hut at all events, we hope nil will get Scents, and all will be Selecting-. Wraps IX OF Cold Weather Is what Every Lady should DO NOW. We have a Line of Jackets, Coats and and with it the life of the can Mr. Henderson says he will an- the House committees lie- fore the holiday recess. If he does and there is no reason why he shouldn't, since he has known shortest practicable route lo I the waters of your to South American pints, is under- stood to be it part of plan to get the Admiral far from Washing- ton the of order his presence for months that he would lie Speak- capital may not provoke and all of old personally, the House should get down to earlier than it usually docs the open- log of a new There is some talk among republicans of making the chairman of the House friendship hint among the law- makers. Then is nothing in Smith American conditions our men of war to is difficult to fathom the animus of the navy their plausible cause Committee on Banking and that has bean assigned is that the their floor leader, instead of the great naval lighter is a democrat, Chairman Ways and the administration has Committee. relentless efforts to detract from The friends of Admiral his fame, hoping to monopolize nil- who have watched with for political use his continued by the the campaign to come. I'm can Navy Department clique, have re- this be done The vote in Mary- solved to turn to Congress for re- land, stale in dress, and as soon as coining has been fairly opened, the matter will be aired in both the House an A bill will be introduced to re- vive the grade of Vice Admiral, friends say that they have votes enough both houses to pass it without delay and con B proviso that shall be appointed to this grade. The navy undoubtedly resist this measure, as ii per- fought every effort lo do justice to the hero Santiago; and in less Schley is named the bureau chiefs will try to get to Vice recent election would prove negative. You can't blame a half -starved actor if his work is bad. A liver always refuses to ad well. The claims of some women to in- are baaed largely upon the fact they only clean house about every Record. PATENTS patent OVER THE Women have the Lee and Wheeler movement, go, to purchase gill swords for Generals Wheeler and Lee. Nine skeletons of men who were killed the Black Hawk war of 18.13 have been found in Valley. miles Chicago. Ill health has caused the Dr. K. S, Storm, pastor of Church of the Brooklyn, after a A bill is urged for the York Legislature, making marriage licenses mandatory in Stale. You will increase your own joy at Thanksgiving by lining all the good you can lo others. forget the orphan. Vice -President Hanoi A . died Tuesday at bis home in X. The Department has issued tin- bodies of the crew of the Maine burled Havana lie disinterred brought lo the United states. An robber band has lately wrecked six banks in Kansas. The rebellious Indians in Mexico now number they will exterminate the whites. Episcopal Bishop C K. Nelson, Of Georgia, a sermon at Atlanta ii Sunday, declared his opposition to prohibition. ROSS It. of Newark, X. J., was found dead in a sleeping car reached Washington. D. C, Atlanta, on Monday night. Wrong motives for action bring ruin their right motives fail to for is the only safe guide our children, as for our selves. And is a t. Contrary the accepted Idea of many grown people, a child ran I ant not sure bill that often a child grasp this truth much inure clearly than an adult, because the youthful mind is less befogged by worldly wisdom. Home Journal. Fall and Winter Luxury here at prices much value. have marked prices down very Come now while we can suit low- J. B. CHERRY Sc CO. HART Hi; Hardware, Paints AIM d stoves xx I In Mars Call. III I u I. limes, ion to lilt liberal I w was tub lo h i nu lire i HI, i;. i- hereby postponed until further notice. lie Is it I In i ii-o mi- bundled and five i the expenses, and was able lo raise a dollar is the name able ed pamphlet which should be in the hands of every planter who xx lo cough up this I great display reason raises The book is COTTON .; a lo Hint the crop iii the spring. And Hit j did not feel like mil of n in -ii such lies them. Perhaps it is all i but a enterprising people have i id . glad a. doubled t heir i mi have The moral of all you can then maybe won't gel left. Dan- ville Bee. An I KALI WORKS. , St. New Made the Va, Catarrh be Cured with I Hill b the disease. lb i- l,. or con -lit and in order In cure lake internal Hull's Catarrh Cure i- taken acts directly the mucous Hull's Catarrh Cure i- u It was one physicians in this and regular the xx it in-i i I. purifiers, act lug direct mi i icons surfaces, lb.- feel discarded lover is real the ; not. Joys often from bit fountains flow. When some men loll Die I heir friends regard ii as a joke, Is the of a who for a bus baud. Marriage is mil failure a married are failures. Most people are quicker lo than are to return thanks. The mule Is like many alleged musicians it one oat There is ,, great deal of talk now the woman's club. The most popular woman's club is a ingredients is what produces i. , .- , , , ,. , . ,. . , tolling pm or a broom-stick worn el In . in I Scud for free. I II ft I. Props., Toledo, o, S druggists, Hall's Pills arc I be Is-st 111- I n man who does not lake bis home piper, occasionally nu in has bad some an lie lined by sending one dollar lo a gel a cure for drunkenness, Sure enough lie did, he soul stamp- lo out how to raise lb- found her tongue is not in running order. if Christ were to come to Orange two people would listen be had to say. and not more than a Would give him a cent. They treat these ebullient evangelists differently, n in. .,, ,, following of the I'm miles amount for year n I.-- i XI or II I. hath attended SO ii bath attended I Tin l i hath I XV V I It I. mil. take hold of the lops j pr days o mil HEATERS THAT xi COOK. Till BE BOUGHT. lo nun and sent I hill x four one cent stamps lo a million us to how lo make an Impression, When the came iI read, -Sit n on a pan Thai wait little rough, bill be was a pal ii man. and thought In sluiced. The ii, xi he answered read. double your in six lie was told to enliven his into bills, fold and be would see his money The lime he sent for twelve useful household articles, and gut II package of s. lie was to learn. ,, be a to nod mil lo gel like the devil and spend a him, bill bis brother wrote to out how to w rile a w pen ink. lie was lo use a lead He paid live dollar- lo I learn bow lo xx it bout work, and . was mi a card, ; sin do. in II Total o w a- II day as is no miles Total M I 1.1 II. II IV. I pet h Chills Pt- I , a, r . days n Kl i Total King Total amount allowed 4-J III I -in Kl I'm III Pill IT. It, ill of for die aforesaid, that is ii I appear rec- in my Given under sod III of day I T R. I XI, BAKER I., ii i i. L I Mists I Greenville X C Kn goad. L. With lied U isl Hold and guaranteed by n, and n. DENTIST, Greenville, -i N. C v ii