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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

mm REFLECTOR STATE NEWS. D. J. . N. as Second lass Matter. Happening In Oxford Orphan It has custom hi fill mull a Thanksgiving offering l. the 111.11. They have got his wins mother, his My they have got out himself is dodging the American in pines. The Western X. C. Conference at Concord adapted a resolution Congress to refuse to seal Congressman-elect B. II. Rob of The resolution was adopted by a rising vote. Mr. Mahler, the Raleigh jeweler ho recently spent a am day a In Greenville, was robbed bis while on a train between Raleigh, Sat morning. Another ladle who- an tick with i he Normal school Mies Susie of has died since church here he reached home. This is the Several parties are clothes, fourth death among Parting a lively and sale stable North Carolina Conference a here. Washington next reek. NEWSY NOTES. i r. He. . Rev. A D. Betta, of was in town II, every y ear, and the committee, I W. King, N. Hart M. will lie glad receive Nearly Magazine n Th n of The Ladies Home Journal for reached j aggregate of an each of twelve this week. If yon cannot been shown a cash contribution canvass kind lo store of Baker A Journal is read by an institution consequently, reveal each Mm. Joe and humanity, oar Christian patriotism. cause gratitude this bean one of our years j We feel thankful to the people their patronage, more to the Ml Providence for His blessing. Bonn and Matilda white . ., of Greenville, were ground to under car church Sunday. Charlotte the scattered W. L. will conduct t A Thomas Al morning along railroad. log -i m i eleven gratifying to note and , were in Ion ii mi accepted, nothing re Bar. A. laid before a meeting it he spirit of unity and cordial co growing all yesterday. and especial between lira. Tew, wife of Captain Few, j to do but to obey wishes and I work train, the guest of resignation accepted. i iii., Mr. Thomas v for the and Piston Drive on, weigh, and drive off. upon the pastorate here, lent now for people he would enter f and keep together. A. a. Cox cotton seed. traveling representative of the and Miss Haddock is assistant j Female , . and Urn i. for tin growth common the town and country gel very Is read about one person In eight or Ion in the Stales ran read and write Here ii h. and our business men are in streets, turkeys are hatching out, and had a the sun crossed the line. looks like that time foretold writings when the shall be only known by I falling of the leaves la City IN THE E STORE. I am now in large new store make this that friends and max know where to AH are ti see store and As I carry Kile beat lines of Notions t-i lie in section, now have also an of AND l New when you find an elegant stock C. Greenville, N. C. And no the game is with that helms been driven to the last ditch, to speak, all save last in press, kinks an even recently teacher this week in place efforts lo the who has the mumps. being vi. in the sale of Mrs. Man Braxton to present While the ford Monday and returned town and i- not four children identical, it i- mutual and ,,. orphanage. pendent. I pea.-, harmony,. get a- Invest part of in wire a in Bach. fence as Mr. sou did the other easier lo throw Observer. out a strange as it turn an out a than bluffer. N. Maude. seem, u ;, handful of honest penny by i; copper i- rough on remark his men. and his capture is regain ad only n of a while would a refreshing u log all as over. is a slippery fellow and may he sharp enough to keep out of reach. Some miserable on lust Friday night visited hen coop of ville and with full if did then and there purloin and take away his Thanksgiving turkey. The wretch The would Impoverished furnish sufficient lo opinion who Is mean enough to steal an Thanks giving turkey. Vet, Have may thankful he was lucky enough to have once had a Gold Brother ed the . he ran In- hand like a box of I hand made for Bill perhaps be didn't wan; ii told. However. II Well Well another II, Opera House Col. John Holmes with recognized I . s. war exhibition, will begin an en- in the opera house on night. There will thrilling of three great war- under the stars and during the las half . Bet another Machine counties guaranteed contract apply i in and adjoin Good paying GUN G, For terms and . . M. Greenville, N- C, After two Premiums hint h.-en paid IN I HE General Shop. I ,. -j. m mm .-. W K AGAIN OH MAIN STREET AND READY TO SERVE THE PUBLIC HAVE ADDED NEW AND ABE PARED FOB DOING FIRST WORK. BICYCLES TO AND PART It is mighty clever In Manning to speak in our behalf like he doe, this thing worked to our advantage, for; only got back , key but another one as well, aver. II is ii good the the is nothing like the lion I re i his chin. crown inn.-- pinches, The man what bethinks i silent. The servant long will she stay Maude, dear, a I a battery of artillery, to w The hem's lot i not n happy one, i there happens be a house it. doesn't first. i- a mistake lo than all old girls who used spinning heels h ii.- spinsters. i I lie lean Hull house i a big The young wife's ideal- begin t,, be shattered when sees her In- feet the be-t ii. A man gel shave . Ill in lakes in- w lie ;,, b . . Hill i i-1- Mai. people arc beer this place the world for drum- .-. bin B. F. lake up much lime with the moat of them by looking at his which arc hi- but down BI tides. While all have great room to be the proprietor, of the A. Co. have especial cause mm the fact it has been a The Southern Farm which is of great Inter- est to and country people alike, covering as ii dues every that feature of general South- interests, makes remark able offer during December ii will receive year, the regular price be- lug . The Magazine covers a field not touched by any other Southern publication, is a regular farm paper, telling the crops and prices farm pro- ducts, bin a general magazine, dealing with the best features of very prosperous year for them In agricultural life, crop much as they have bad i,,., reread for man a-well a- market. we have. reading and his .-I, cu our cause the Southern we shall do lo our wives you in the future, we are, Yours for work, Mi. odd Ayden will. K others were do . id Farm Magazine of value and In- In view of this dented oiler of for a y ear s we feel sure every subscriber at this price it a moat profitable investment. Yon can currency or postage stamps to the extent to Southern Farm more. Mil. of Newark, N. t. Your I. J. Mas t Value, ;. Loan Value. I. Paid-up Insurance, Extended works i.-ally, ii. Will be re within three years after ii you are in good health. After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends arc payable at the be- ginning of I he and each sniveling year, provided the for the year be paid j They may be used I. To reduce Premiums, or it. To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an during Lifetime of Insured. J, L. K. CLOSING of ink. III- Some held an of issuing bonds pub Improvements, The were placed on the market and la made for when made through a clerical error the record of the act passed by the last authorizing the election on bail been pr made, and were afraid to lake bold of the in the face of certain decisions Supreme court had made in such matter. This .- tin fortunate, and as several errors carelessness on the part of clerks discovered that our legislative should lie more careful in their selections and not place in- competent men where is involved. advises, in Home those tor a man with on to Casey's mixture Pf mail put him In bed, slap it on him . Is enough, i- . . are I for in alt do. nil. COUNTY. . . pray I .- The executive last week, ed out follows ; There are is which are Democratic anyhow, having no any one of I hem Alabama. Ai Colorado, Georgia, Maryland. Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Ne- North Carolina, South faro- Una, Texas, and Virginia. These Stales have electoral voles. There are four States which arc surely Democratic in a national light, they being now Republican Delaware, Kansas, I Kentucky and Wyoming -their Strength in column being There are live Stales which are comparatively easy for the Demo- to carry year- Indiana. West Virginia. Washington, Cali- and South Dakota, is electoral votes, All these stales have electoral votes, or a majority of electoral column, Then I are four other Stales the racked bank, of Mil el ton i . Ill -lamp- and bonds, ,,.,. th. , miners in the section an Increase of HO cent ii ton. on.-a pi ii red a who had assaulted Mrs. John T. Me rime, near Jackson, Ga riddled I him ; a swamp. Colonel W, J. received a lecture on rending the of Thursday. and the money Institution, of New York. Maryland. Virginia. Ten Georgia and Alabama held meeting at Montgomery. Am., ii la believed, to effect a com- win Net i- simply view of Supreme Court's tie the Abbott case, s. Otho Wilson should no sue salary and for a place on the Corporal ion Commission, He resigned his as a Railroad and the Legislature accepted and voted him his salary from the lime of his removal by Governor to the date of hi- resignation. To go back now- from his own act and to nullify his own resignation would I e an act of bad of Thanksgiving Time Is a Busy one n our fancy department, where you everything for the table, as well as choice Which we do not to believe canned fruits, vegetables, of the while in North faro bad Our extra large layer layer raisins, assorted mils, plum pudding, mince meat, extra quality pumpkin cans, I Choice blend of fancy coffees and teas, line cigars at lowest price and A i WILL BE MAKE IX THE TUCKER CO. Grimesland, N. C. About Jam an next we will soil our n. Nations, Clothing, Furniture d Crockery at FIRST COST FOR CASH, and supplies Until i, 1900. TUCKER CO. My Stock is Complete -bIN all lines.- Hals, prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Jas. B. White. Una would lie guilty until he proves ii Observer. W. H. W. T. The Prize Pants Beef, Cattle. Hop, Lilts, following composition by a j Q a of a fruit U I can in. be denied, even the must pronounced British the world over, President of Um Trans is a great man. He lives him by people and has never deeded to wife or any one their lave light it out. May I expect lo carry anything I CUB tad Ma Err If ii bib, Re- intake i.- appetite, th win. If patient Michigan. Ohio. well. other food in he'll Dot have and Illinois, with a- a , . hold tin- tree In probability. Woolen cake, offered by it school in the are made for men and men are made for pants. Woman was made for pants. When a man pants for a woman, and a woman pants for a man. they arc pair of pants. Such pants last. are like they are thinner in hot weather thicker in The man in the moon his pants during a n eclipse. Men arc often mistaken in Bach mistakes make breeches of promise, There has been much as to whet her are singular or plural. Seems to us when men wear pants it is plural and weir any it is singular. Men get on tear in their pants and its all right, but when I hi-punts get on a tear wrong, GET THE THAT OFFERED, AND AT LOWEST I am now in one of the new Hauls lo supply all wants in the STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES. Mine is an exclusive I carry I FULL STOCK BEST some We have opened T nix building uh an entirely new . and complete stock of----- E. M. We Carry Notions, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Farm Implements, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, etc., fact every STAPLE ARTICLE in a stock. We Also Sell 0.1. HARDER IS HAY, OAT'S, TON SEED HULLS AND AND GUANO. Oar prices on everything will be I found as low as a good article can be sold at, You are cordially In- v to visit our store. Highest kind of country produce. WHITE FLEMING, N. C. t J------a Cotton Hugging and Ties always on ban i Fresh goods kept baud. Country produce and old. A trial will convince you. D. W. OUR NEW AS- IS A MARVEL of beau- style and excel- The mate- rial is the best and the work i teed, All Thankful for Something MM. I to Ion today lo today. L. II. Ponder evening from I. left this . I Oil EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK on the margin of this paper n is to remind you ow Tub for subscription request you to settle early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. When y. . come lo court week will to bring yon owe Wei callers for receipts today. advertisers are the men who patronize home enter- prises and they are I lie ones cut i I led to trade. Always up the man who advertises when go lo trade. Thanksgiving week. There ill he more- water now. Fresh Mountain Butter M. office for jot; printing. This is the week to make orphans glad. Turkeys are coining long- bodied full. The will have holiday on Thanksgiving Hay. This is the weather that the 1114-n enjoy. Every Citizen should duly ob- serve Thanksgiving Again let us remind you not lo forget the poor and the orphan. County Commissioners meet Monday. It will begin the new fiscal year. New assortment of the famous Parker Fountain Ten, at Reflector Hook Stoic. Double ruled tablets, the very- thing for practicing writing, at Re- Hook Store. Mr. K. is having lumber hauled preparatory in South Greenville. The oyster men the of the season Ibis week. Those that came Monday arc excellent. There is abundant cause for all to be for the many blessings past year. The Greenville Tailoring On. has moved into one room of the Per- kins building on Fourth street. It. L. Davis A Bros, are build- a large brick atonal The building will feet. December of Superior court will be held next week. The term is for trial of civil cases. in these is going I,, cry the price of cotton advances. May continue, to go up. Don't forget your donation to the King's Daughters, Thanksgiving dinner for the inmates of the Home. A. will preach at the County Home chapel on the t bird Sunday December at o'clock P. M. It is easy enough to buy a lot o things you do not want. comes in buying only what you actually need. The O. D. S. S. Co. will sell tickets to X. C. Conference Washington, at one first class fare for round trip. That is from I lie annual dance will take place day night in the opera The young people arc anticipating pleasant occasion. This weather makes folks wish that delayed coal shipments could be hurried. It impossible for dealers to gel enough to sup- ply the demand. Prices on nearly everything arc going up. but Whether lo regard this as a or bad limes Is hard After all, is with as the prices effect Herald. II. an Interest- for Thanksgiving in lie comes in for a good space to tell about the many good things be baa to help make you a good dinner on the day upon we should all be thankful. VACANCIES A. . COM. HOE. Entrance Examinations to be Held in the County Court House December Young men In enter A. M. College may be examined Saturday, December a the County Court lions, of i o'clock A. M. by the County Superintendent of Schools. The subjects of are Arithmetic Algebra to English Grammar and American History. There will probably be twenty-five vacancies in the Col- and young men will be select- ed to these vacancies who pass the examinations and have the best endorsements as to character. This is a rare opportunity for. worthy boys to lit themselves for success in life by means of a education. Those desiring to be admitted would do well to write to president Winston, V. C. Court. The deportment of the town con- to grow if the docket court can be en an index. Last Monday morning he again had .-uses lo try and has had only one ease a week. The one ease was against mid Washington Mayo, charged with riotous and disorder- Conduct. was found guilty and lined one penny and half costs, amounting lo Mayo was for his at January term of court, he having used a dead- weapon the difficulty. Colored crayons and all kinds of tablets and box papers at Bookstore. lakes married women whole J ill and corn- foil. extern and relaxes s i it liven ii no dis- It c , . labor and frill. Mi a bottle- at Send i copy of book Is I about It. Do. I .,, t-i , . . K. ti . has been ,. ;. It veil lo Mr. and t. t . re- turned Saturday-evening from bridal I-. Washington , airs. , ,,. who was returned home today . T. Mat I hews, who a weeks ago left lo take position in Holds . returned Saturday and again with John Flanagan Buggy Co. He likes best. Miss At water, of Chapel Hill, arrived here Saturday even j and was the of Silas lies- Harding. She left Sunday for when she takes charge of the primary high school at place. 2.1, A. Savage left this morning for lo Kinston day evening. V. Kicks morn- from W. lo this .- it- i i Moll day evening Bethel. Mrs. K. II. Tall returned Mon- day evening from Plymouth. Mrs. I., fountain evening from Mis. J, L. Woolen and little daughter went to today. Miss this morning from a visit lo Win- K. D. went to Kill- evening and this Mrs. W. M. King returned Mon lay evening a visit to Rocky Mount Wilson. Henry Anderson, who has been at home on I'm returned to Fortress Monroe today. W. of Winston, and Walter Lancaster, of Wilson, who have been here spending sonic days with W. ton, left this morning. Wednesday, Stack Vandyke la on the sick list. Durham, came Tuesday evening. C. I, Wilson Men's, he e. Charles returned Tues- day evening from Victor band here lo make music for the dance tonight. D. D. Gardner and bride arrived. Tuesday evening from Misses Pal Skinner and Bailie Gotten returned Tuesday evening from Mrs. Whaley left this morning for Suffolk to remain after the holidays. II. D. Harper, Jr., and Mitchell, of Kinston. came tin-morning to attend tonight. W. vacated the Osmond House and Mrs. Delia Hunter has moved there lo con- duct a boarding house. Closed Ills Term Presiding Rider B, K. Hall preached in church night, This is probably his last visit to the church here capacity of Elder, be having now served out lour years on this district, which is limit given by the Conference for a man to remain atone place. Dr. Hall has made basis of friends on his field we are sure there arc many who be glad could be serve the district longer. Married. This morning Mr. D. D. Gard- accompanied by N. If, left for Hamilton, where o'clock ibis afternoon Mr. Gardner and Mrs. Willie White were married. They will return to Greenville on the Nashville Bull of No-, . 23rd, gel km of a nun i in; which all pl fa I especially interested. The nuptials ,, Mis. Vial and Mr. Jam Lafayette Little, of N. beautiful event i day, m n , i , , Weal Bud Me . church. Tin- s ,.,,. ,. ,, . with . . in my friend i l, ,., . .- I . s . . mi . p and n el lib . . ,. . j, her . . hi hie lean ville and goes live. an . . . t-. t. r is lot a picture win a Mt. nils, surrounded by her live charming maids, spoke the marriage vows. The bride line old family and then by her charm and fairness boa draw u her a d friends, and M, the nuptials were of w As CUM ll .;.; ill,, I with a musical Mr. era selections, and Miss ii-am-. her rich con- voice. I Lara mi The church oil with palms and ferns, the altar being banked with stately palms vines, forming a m is glistening green, which the bridal , any i against this ever artistic me it. The note, tied ding march heralded coining the bridal pro, ushers, Messrs. j. ii. Mm gnu, Stokes, W. K. Phillips and Charles Harmon, followed by the rest of bridal The . groomsmen. Messrs. John Owen. X. M. Watson, of Greenville. J. T. of Carters v Hick mull of this came In two and couples brides maids. The maids were Misses Ada Morrow, Martha Susie Hunter and Mai Two dainty little maids. Mis-c. Virginia Morgan and Anne Richardson, preceded the bride, who entered her maid of honor, her Miss Jesse Thomas. The groom came the opposite aisle, by his brother. Mr. UH ., News Va. lo v Mr awaited their coming the altar spoke the, words made one. The bridal train, led by brine groom, church lo the bridal chorus from The bride was never s,, and fair than on this her wedding night, Her gown was an exquisite, though fashioned of while over a Princess slip of while and was as dainty cluster of pure while roses she held her A full veil of white tulle, caught to her hair by a spray of lilies of the valley, fell gracefully the hem of her gown. She is second daughter of the late Washington of this stale and her personality combines all the grace dignity and fairness, of face belonging to a daughter South. Herman is very charming, and she has always been I he cent re of an ever widening circle of friends ad- The maid of honor brides maids wore pretty gowns of white over silk, daintily curried Lit Iran., roses, The two tinner mauls wore charm gowns of pink, and their cos tunic., with the desired effective of pink to the picture the eh inch the bridal immediate relatives drove lo of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Richardson, on avenue, where an Informal reception was held. The reception and halls were decorated with palms and flowers, and was a pretty set- ting for the bridal The dinning room was especially pretty In its floral The Red Front is Bleeding to death with Low Prices Come friends before all of our great bargains are gone. SHOES Slims. I V . ,. . . lit II .- i- I. , id i Dry Goods. i . , o . cents. lit . ail Ii ill ill heavy, II ., I, nice, c Ha is Me s Pine . cents. t ii cents Hats, all colors. .-., . Notions, a cents. cents. cents. Men's cents. Men Shirts, ,.,.,; I Shirts, it i-i Shirts, I Pins, cent. Cotton. I cent. From -in to Ills. CLOTHING. Hoy's Suits. Hoy's Lou- Pant Suits, Roy's its, j Hoy's Knee cents. M.-n's Snit. Coat. Pants and Vest, ii s Men's Pain all sizes, cents. Men's all wool Worsted, Z. V. JOHNSON CO., Clothing Hustlers. Next Door to Bank. Red Front. ere during e, Mr. and Mrs. tire.-n, Mr. Little is u hanker, I holding position of In th. Hank of In In- j pop Do You Intend underwear an early coining. Ii many son.- gifts from I here, while received here were numerous and handsome. Plod man so will pay you to look line before Hulls found a large whale J washed purchasing, near Ocean View, below The big was feel long and ., ii supposed A big assortment the whale HUS a sea and killed and the . . .,., washed WRIGHTS SANITARY UNDERWEAR liable prize for the tinder. Claim for Millions. Nov. JUST ARRIVED, Nov. n , has addressed a Idler U ME Stales, urging to A a at up-to-date line of NECK- WEAR, HOSIERY and the celebrated dollars held m . a . M--s the I Slates the JUSt II I I , III proceeds of cot w and during immediately preceding civil war, to gel own. lie j ,, b in this era -it feeling and the lime is this relict. The governor united action I ii mi Ii. Harding colored, in Register oft Deeds office, Ur. I cm is. tin- eminent says lie ill give deal of Ml no piny isn't half n nil work and tin C. S. FORBES. v. L t.

. The Reflector Book Store EASTERN REFLECTOR I or Old To ii a food big pit nowadays is almost like own big u gold and are J. the I hundred old broken wagon tint, show, the Pool at H. O., as ,,.,.,,.,,, ii I Matter. t gold, in- denim i do u. A ago scrap Inn was a drug NOTICE TO The having Ian Phi w ll n-l a N B . to t- n I -Hue I . nil I r . In A I . I H and AND ATLANTIC COAST LINK SIM ill A v-l II II. DIRECTORY. i I Bottles J The Charleston Hews and of every newspaper in country User. i not now one man of a thousand who baa re from that ever thinks m .- . ii- polite inn ii to be who j make any of as a matter rather tin. of Ami . ;. the , In- man who receive kind consideration from I la dumb, let ii .,. something disagreeable ab mi one mill will hear from mi market from to W inn. la worth from Ms haul to that price. In Willis ant the are , i. -.-. rap pile notice to MR In N. same exists for old gobble ii as it arrives it in pig tar distant Scotland have been ransacked for w-rap iron mid the -hip now in Baltimore, from baa among her car pig Iron and . . , . I J I . ; I'll . I I . t. . 1.1 ii.--kT ViM a. Ill nil I;. . Divine service and Ev- prayer M. at A M-. I. A. Mm i ii r. u I Rev. ,. ; .- .- . r M AX is. Si i in a . pa . I . I II CENTS. other aide pie-ea of old milt. It the old .;,. the eat from Hamburg, in port. lull Other are following, whenever fur The value of iron may be Inward the II- any. ft I I . I. . , I I i. ii.- will, n i,. in 1.1.- ii;. Hi Km r N . in T day Ni S I ii . 11.1- . ; I, I-, ill Ii M. i. ill i i.- Ii to lo in., for . ii in. tin 10th nu- be plead in of i. All l mill nil in . a steam -i ii a- to bring i. I,. Ann. I i i Ar Arrive t . N. a. m. V. D. every n- lay. availing, I availing. Rev, 4- M. Waif. p. in, w Harding, am i m l Mai I Sunday, I'M a i;. Mot-Ion, Mill p. in. Moon -i s ii r. W an H A M M I'M . , .-. tin ii m i i vi n H a ii Ii Ii I u -No regular Stand Be cents. iron ore lo American port from Africa, fur which nearly i inn freight money i i t j v it baa i will Pi I Bum M I. Dr. of the Inn in M tin Mm Train l. I . Ill, leave in lama . in. p in lean pm. ii p in Ben- i- It ii in. Nation m, Rail in. to f- rive In I in Mil.- U p in. p in. ii 1-1 p in, Ii mi- Nil Never spill when turned over. JOB PRINTING aged HI. post of the when the original me. K. mi. tic Hoard ii r I. day i N it ordered that pin the baa been . n . Ban , ,. , ii . , , , . . ii. tin- youth a I with the lore charges for put and Dower a it lo file, In ill. . ,. m.-i multiplication up It ,,, i-m ., ii. i ill i u- l- great. up i. i i .--. 11.-1111 a . bringing iron , ,., i,., . ii. i. up e known the fourth power up lo ore from Cuba, Turkey. Africa, twenty. particular in and Central America Baltimore. He Journal. of div i- A. V. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. third evening. H. W, M. J. . Helms, E. Lodge, No. evening. N. Sec. K. Tar Lodge, N. every evening. J. L. Fleming, C. O. B. K. of II. and H. it. Vance Council, No. every even Carolina Central I lug. W. II. It. M. It. Hod UM Lang, See. Spring s it O. V. A. every tin- mil night at In I. O. . u. on N.-. k ,.,,,. r. . in. I l. . m . . .,,; ,. ., s. i;. I N. in. HI A. l. I IV I . u Weldon . I in Odd Eel Iowa Hall. J. Worthy i, Ii Ware With-1 S See in. incur M r inn. of addition three of lie in i w Hi, I, I- ; inn It. nth Com. Ii- I'm Co Give a call. Reflector Printing Office -ANY HUM. FROM A- Visiting Card Cent Cotton. baa . made . n virtue an m Ii I I'm hi any in in-. I I. I AI hi mind approximated the fir d theorem. of the Southerner nays he i- a Inn be higher clam U Full Sheet Poster. A been begun In- Morning for lib , i by I. k of former of furniture dealer, of It will In- Stale the lite in Brooks Coop mill Cooper u I lied re a the charge of netting tire .-11 I'm- la ed tin images 1-all-. i-. in lie Mill, a pus -ii lire the store. Monday, Hie tract Hit- mil lining l K Henry i-l live The BertH, lie ,.; M- u U-m in it a in -41 m-unite Haul ii Jam run COtton a ii due know u been hero fat live Southerner has purr at price, If the made be received a better pet urn for hi than If be placed ii out or ii in legitimate Thin statement i ii gain repeated proof be made. Then- are fall ore This S MM. r, m i i in. ii a in a soil m, II w Up Train ii . m. um in. i m. Ban I II main. Train ii N p born i. lOUt at M- Train am. i i. in. d i m, awing ll M u m m II -h m. a ii i in. Train n i i in A leaves i Union i n in Wei nil ml. Hub II. U. U. T. M. So, every second fourth in Odd It. Smith Sec. SALE. 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. i I. i. at e- t term, Superior i I ii Bruce there are in other of u. Mr. ha- too attention to ,. Monday. day of the t.- Richmond, lei n- I -i I. T. rim, ,, , . t v in which -ii i Homer, of North Carolina, to Proctor and deal mil been given. i I . A. S. A. are the I. I be i- in of Wheel- and the them re- with the brig Thia would baa very way of honoring at Hit- lime pro- in the future. WOUld Willingly lie lo Proctor and t here, baa era, more of a ll lie Ti . , i .,, a the poor , Bk u need help. lie Cl pane lie poor wit bin a deal A K Tucker, taller IV. Half- about down the half-clad, ball I , in i many sat down to the W W R II, partake i the 187.1.------- S. M. W . Prepared buckwheat, era, coffee, cigarette, mountain hill sausage, oat Hakes, seed bulls, seed bought at K-r 1.1. M Sewing MACHINE THAI Etc BOTTOM Come to see SAM M. hone J. . IX- P i A LINE Also a nice I can now be found in brick store formerly by J. W. COMB TO SEE MB. J. II. COBBY. OLD DOMINION LINE ft bile bail never heard a in- a Bible, A large supplies will lie ship to the destitute there. TUe country named is in district where the estate, i- s Parker SUCCESS or pen FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORE. ll ii III ll I ion fur is pal on the whether it b. a a a hat, cigar, a brand anything else, lie has his room with these plea, and it i- probably lb. To those malarial districts Pills arc system in perfect order and are an absolute cure I r headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, and all diseases. Liver Pills IN NOTICE. .-,.,., In Philadelphia I.,. tin- i Prank . ., , . . ,, M v. II III. the Old . ,,,,,,. along ii- him to young man, w will plead In i All have a room full of by Thia October also. h, n- i- in adjoining Hie of late Fleming, Daniel, n i. I-, own known The of uses. One Hint In M I I lie of I be M . n. by II of wilt-, n has; ii tin- Mi- in on i inn mi J n and T n wilt In m of bad n u W U Moon In A Moore and con- us, or I,, known a W Moon place. A i land situate in ville in of K adjoining the in i i c it Cut Iran and Kill, ll or mid hi ii in Hook M The tin Mile i i r- November No Ghost Story all the name our an . GOODS AND GROCERIES. and learn at lo. pi ices wear goods With out being that is hero o ideate our always give them big fur money. delivered free in part id city. to w ii. L. BRO Ii. I To lull of none Na-Ti l in- n nun an ion and . , tin- Co. or Han SERVICE leave mi at A. M. fur tin-em lilt-, water permitting, leave at A. M. A. M. and Sailing limns de- on Hinge of at for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York mid It.- ton, and fur all for Went with railroads Norfolk. freight by the old Dominion B, s. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line and lane from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. J. Alt., Greenville, N. C. PATENT or fit fur photo. on, The Eastern Reflector PH PI . . .,. ; VOL XVIII. PITT COUNTY. H. DECEMBER She The Lust of a I U living in in one good old lady who mil he goad, bad or if for mil drink it. Her name is Mi. ll. 1.11. be is years old. Water of any not with her and she has nut in years, bus eaten any for twenty years. It is also said she never eaten a tomato, least since in life, has never bad a lamp in her old tallow dip, in everywhere now is said the is that she will . push very closely. Mis; ill m, be by next tie of Ho Car- they have u tried val of and in sou. plans by those who at opposed board a gen Ill-man lives in a town which Mat I lieu I R, the lust weather of lb. family, die. his home near is lie WAS a and left a large lie was hot of nine children, of whom was over in height. Their father tin AM four ,, room-, who weighed mother was and one half mid reigned The of pan i mid children iv.-i and one half aggregate weight was ; mud, The feet seven and one half aggregated in weight The forty- live feel e in height and Pay tin- Preacher. We Would endorse I he sentiment by T. W. Mans Methodist Conference, yesterday, lo it in just as bad to owe a preacher us lo Other debt. If there are, degrees in the sin of BOO debt pay j we would suggest is not I only as bad, and yet how in the ease that preacher is promised a lain and fail, In per to the promise, leaving the very row or sin and breach of the of taking up good without the of being able to pay for I hem- In Other words, going into debt. in weight. her bad twelve brothers, overall feet in height. The height and weight of this family was probably without a parallel in Journal not too strongly in favor of running tin-in out a few days ago I he did not want in I bis town any more, still soother has no bar rooms some at Oral moving of the I Saloons 11.1111 tin- town hint the business of the but his I observation, be said, was that bus linens bas been just us sue. he saloons were moved out as The Man to Help. bad before, lie slid hi is now that only per tuns who are ever saloons ill a is those who -ell ill., liquor. A- to other presence of nothing to do with It. I Ami he is right. I lie people of Ibis are ling this I mill, and will for more than has j been known in Ninth be- . fore. Scot laud Neck I I wealth, ting her IN ANTICIPATION OF Cold Weather Is what Lady should DO NOW. i Catarrh Car not be Cured with LOCAL reach tin- seal of the v Catarrh a blood or con- dine in order to J core ii lake remedial. Hall's lire in i i- on the blood and I Is tint a k wan one Hie is-i iii- yearn and last molar Ii of known, combined with directly on surfaces, The Ingredients is produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh Semi for free, Toledo, . Kohl in Hall's Family Pills are bast. So many of us forgot that it is the weak fellow ho is h. rather than strong who is Hie throne of partial or pro prosperity, who most needs lie helping Hie in- ll and powerful, So us are ready lo help tin- fellow Whose pathway is easy, while Hint will pass by unfortunate who really needs a helping hand. Ho pa keep b-i-l a of us are prone lo sneer if not crush, the man u In. bus been in error who trying to do make a new man of himself-while Me throw sunshine and more material help . , . into the lap of This condition is rarely the lot Herald. the preachers with good salaries, but is a con- lined entirely to the preach an whose salaries are when paid ill full. A peculiar fact with Hie debt to the preacher is when the year closes his practically goes into bank- without assets, so usual is it Unit any thing is ever paid on the balance due the preach- or any effort whatever is made to pay it. It strikes us Unit this might lo lie Marries One Woman Twice. There is rather a singular cane our county somewhere Similar to one which appeared in one of New York papers unite a while ago, Involving a lady adjoining county. The ruse of which speak is Mr. who lives out Hula mill, of i lady. They became and after a considerable period of time, having to think bis wife was dead, he a Miss Altar his second marring, the tint wife was found to Is- living and he was now a lo two wives. In order lo not violate the law, which would have been dangerous, giving Hie light to note in re- lo his assumption Hint the lie M dead, he was at last term of court granted from his ll rat wife the second marriage was declined null. So on last evening Esq. W. J. who lives out at the Hula mill, performed the ceremony Mr. Miss Now Mr. has answered lo three marriage vows, yet with only two different ladies. Standard The Man and It seems lo natural of man to lie about his dog. resent any aspersions oil char- of bis dug, lint to look with the eye of dark suspicion on every man's dog and to whisper doubts bis Integrity, ll is par- so with hound dogs. II is an article of with every well regulated that his dog is the champion detective of world; every carries his soul convict ion Unit his dog, breed, is terror to coons, and it is bard to shake any white man's In his pointer or seller. Hut the confidence in hounds bus a touch of the sublime. We have out in woods With nine hunters on a dark night and bad each In tell us he could Identity the voice of his own dug I far in the lead, and all of the. others were simply following him or back degrading frivolous vice of rabbit small paper mill running, if tile Null Carolina Press would deal a blow and at the same Hie state, ii should attempt induce sonic independent fact el In locates mill ill the Si ale. With the patronage of the Stale papers assured, in addition to out- side orders could lie obtained It should prove a paying invest- Durham Herald. Commissioner having turned over to his successor, Abbott, the he has drawn since has I ice n in office, the having won his case him in the Supreme Court, The Durham Her- makes point Leg- should reimburse Mr, Bed- to the amount of he has surrendered. To be sure it should. Mr. his position through no fault of bis own, and the put him I here should malt, good the which he has sustained by reason of loss of his office. The laborer is worthy of his hire. server. Dog days are over. When a wins a hat on a bet his bead is usually ton big t it. Pine feathers may not make line birds, but I hey make line hounds. Some people are never happy unless they are worried about few choice of something, foreigners who have applied for I queer the girl papers In United carriage invariably Circuit Court, -New York Spiro politician Fenian wife De Henri f A. Van Dar duties covert Felix I. He Ibid gilded It do a good lo I lie lie h I got Pull. Antonio S. are respective order natives of Italy, Turkey, land, Norway, Spain, Alls- Portugal and Cuba. While riding on a train Kan- the day Miss Mary of Baltimore, a toy loon to a diamond brooch, at being The oar window a sudden of brooch into I- 25.-. per and Fit- . open. A reward of WOO it Malaria, Night Mon- Veil o lie red for the recovery of hack it it deem t No Rood i , ,, , lit kind mill ilia on In the cowboys are all for it. We have a Line of Goats and buy a Fall and Winter Luxury Acts gently on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels the System ;. EFFECTUALLY lie In Hi PERMANENTLY lure at prices I have very while we can suit you. low. . . . u . . . . . -A lit ill lira II . l-l . . i in hi .; . III- . . . . ill . ; . . -mi ii mis , III . . . ;,. . . . , ,. TI.- In kill .-. 11.11 it . ill .- liner list Si. Jim in I mi u ho long River drew nearer, I Mini g out J. B, CHERRY CO. Hardware, Paints STOVES I. In hull. ll III II-. I ll Sun ii in dock. The mil 1.1 .-ii in. -I. -11 Hie river when he Hint I I lay In . know lit- i . i. for Hie if .; , h. ;. . tin I ;. II- . . i- Hie nil When In. . . . f,,, pi, .-. I r,. . I lie . n . . I . I bin I; ever TI Ill I hi 11- If l , I . Hi Hit Hit; Ink r i. try ii . chi, look It gO I'll . If in. ll I , HEATER HEArERS -1 . i.- i. i- I in were MORE PI BEST THAT AND SEE cook tom; in. CAN BE BOUGHT u l, Si 11-. mil on- Ala roll. In-1. . v. the I Hull- . -I in . ;. lie I In I, . 111.11 Hie cup- ell A nil tins Hun i-r Hill when Hi.- for hi. ; It v. the i . , i- In in . . in- .-, , .- . . , . . I . I IV l. II till II I I . Ai ii In . I. BAKER HART N. G r-i-a. ; . . . . ., Mine hi , I . . pie. hill Hi. I of III who I. ll he III. . Hi Daniel I,. U. Hallelujah Air and the arc exercised became the keep of- been shown I. The say of the courts II go, every mini in who the people have in veto, la anarchist. When the urns me in next August. hey that the anarchists arc News and Observer. . Pitt County, II Tin; following of I-1 in. ah Pill attended, or for n- the year I. W nil. ruled Tucker hath attend JO SB SI K I, mill- Total II H i vii m. mile- IS SO Total M J n- For miles Total Am nut allowed l LO Vi M King Hi ti SO up South Cm II II Clerk the of for tint the foregoing a -M- my under ml of of day T II. IT Pitt Co, ii k. I. I. A Al N. O, In Pr. O. L. III., hit. bite.