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. 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.

EASTERN REFLECTOR V. C. D. J. WHICHARD, Owner at the Post Office X. O., Second Class Mail Matter. The Charlotte Observer has adopted a method of print tag them their head. Before rebelled against us and while he was lighting Spain he was a patriot in the eyes of the ration. he is I After wobbling on the H notion for years, it is at last an- that has stiffened his to urge that some Step be en toward enacting a gold standard. Mr. of Texas has declared that Mr. is his choice leader of Representatives. been there himself and ought to know the kind of man needed to tackle the rampant majority. With Cuba on the eve of lion and the war the Philippine- still in progress, it would seem as though the benevolent of the ware trued by prospective foster children. That the interference to drive from the western hemisphere was right, no thinking man doubts, and had the President courage and candor to state his intentions to the islands, would have been no trouble either Cu- or in toe Philippines, but the vacillating policy a weak man untold bloodshed in the Orient and trouble in On ha, since the former low mutter of discontent in the Pearl of the Antilles, have now assumed pro- incumbent of the House. must be free or there will ear's I it was of discord. sign. Holiday is over. And by the rules The hands NEWSY AND NOTES. Dee. Christmas comes Jesse -g was in town yesterday. The school gave a nice little last night. Miss Mary Hardy returned from yesterday I., is of now for cents. II. M. Dixon is suffering very bad with a rising from a Quite a large crowd attended I Thanksgiving services I Pastor made appropriate I remarks on our . in . ala la The torn r i a an i. divided i loot . On a of s If the .- is . I, when hi I ; to i shriek in their con la I and ii- savage whose would , have been In the Ion In the j Mr en la ,. t . -i n I . arc L it j . kit by error On a- in i . t . ace to i v man In in f . d tarn I i Una th n fa .,,. , f . Ml warn i Illusion an i aim if.--,. Register of Deeds, T. Moore . f . , . . sing- of The ship in ., . . In bit of Maim While hew the In I. caught BOOM of our people at that In but under the circumstances; a it rum A of true I very but lea n, there came a lime when it I'd surely full, when n n l walked down toward wool ware- nine, blue as but lira l up and put on a air. Jam ill- a a man l knew came la and Mild -s. . l. yon always look i a r I tr nil Oh, j raid l i Hying a lo l do any B etc. ti II j i l i. an I., I've ; c i i yon While making some i, i If w. bad in the of the 1.1 no .- a I i fourth grade of the of Miss Cameron, teacher, dropped dead. NOTICE OP BALE Not is hereby given of the seizure of the following property for viols ion of I lie Internal l-i. See. On l ville, N. c. s. T. from II. Hay I Open Boggy, piano black- Notice is hereby given this property ill be sold on day. 13th day of December, at I. o'clock, M. the bidder. K. C. Ill MAN. Collector. Deputy Collector, lo and Dr. James, a of dead wringer. Even an can A in When a washerwoman dies she's go back to their tools. don't mind work though, wound it's generally understood they're making an Mr has I Empty compliments are poor to a lug man. Honest The latest thing out is the fellow W. who goes home i in the Parker has some very strange no- morning, and you can't always tell Turkey cooked in Greece mid what he's going to do. but one i. served in china should have a you mar know, he's going I id Wednesday morning served in China nave a thing you may know, he's going to had the greatest lire in Chile sauce. sell you wire fence if he can. and blamed fill ever can excuse an old maid for he'll sell you the second time too falls with yon. and I warn you to In- . , i thin i in yon pl.-as. logo I., the Philippines a- a wonder. M , , ,.,,,. . ,, Invest history of the loss running up into the millions dollars. The immense publishing the was among destroyed. Former Senator Call of Florida declares that was brought by the of i he I Company. Trust in Florida, he say-, are Why not name Mark as a committee of one acquainted with latest form Republican to a nurse when you consider hot What a wonder that Wednesday many engagements are reported a pretty day when we from there hear of eight or ten weddings n The average married man begins that day. every one expect- by inning his ed or some very bad weather. wife's allowance. lie a good sign and would k public office may be n public the married bin. unlike trusts. i i- folks, can't no means a monopoly. elsewhere you can In took man's money. It was Just amount my loitering A year later nines were paid the yon per Record. i- a girl in town who, being and has a rood means a monopoly W lieu a woman takes a man for The short history of our town will I admirers, hut the , , , I nil . I-.- a baa only her also prove n lo as lucky a .,,,.,.,. , j.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ones lo gel i worse self worst place for the sing of it. married as can be found anywhere. The Bible tells us m love our Bud Joe is about the only as love ourselves, lie seems to be afraid of the i there were no lien the Bible .- mien folks Sixty traveling men met in I liar Wednesday nigh organ an be us the Men- The prime the association i- t. bring Have a Against ourself. The which -ill will is Christmas, now o MILLS Mr. -v.- who bus a grudge never i- Likewise, action to secure the business man who has a mile interchange- himself can never is- a , . commercial nor industrial able mileage book an excess ,.,,,. mils. He who wants to sue in anything should help him Tuesday at o'clock ,, , ,,,, ,.,,., lie should not to I be bride. Rev. J. It. Tin Prof. W. II. be able to do so truthfully. The with a grudge himself keeps in the back- Mr. with Miss Ella Bland, ground, and even . , ; ,, Ml-- Maggie we nave eyes from the light I but illuminates the way to success, win, blows hi-own horn, reason- able limitations, i- man who .,. . .,,.,.,. wins, on were such as to make ever heart swell with gratitude an excess baggage allowance P in the tag in the Methodist church Thursday His subject was to be fur and his remarks educational progress making. our Slate is Our royally Inclined President has become to sensitive relative to his doings that any criticism on the part poor government clerk brings down the Administration wrath to the Noble K. Dawson. a clerk in War Department, has been re moved for Hie free speech is restricted not only in and in China, but in the United States as well. The trusts are an that the Republicans do not care to have brought prominently to the front in next year's campaign. To show the extent to which these at the expense of tat people at large, have nourished tin that great humbug, the protect should be the aim or every Democratic editor and speak- in next year's struggle. Mark Hanna to the contrary Mills. X. C. lb Mr. and Mrs. I were happily married It.-u Skinner with Mis- island. K. Cox with Miss Mamie son. The bridal party left tor home oil he groom county. a n-1 nose she to a good deal of hi- and skip- as much n- So fa t. poor man had no In plead hi- In private and at last driven to the ii-- paper. Here i- production, i to nil bashful lovers for Its brevity and M v. a . I i know Oil V d I that I . u Win ,. , m If . r . it It. I think I . i .- v Hi -i i i And would you believe It That Lean.-- maiden to him about if yet. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Constipation, Headache, Biliousness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Dizziness, Ind ti fOOl r is out of Tin- mi a. t th. all i ill. Is In Hood's Pills s ail am now in lam new store make this an that my friends customers may know where to fad me. Allan invited to come see and its attraction. As usual I one of the largest and potions to lie round in this section, and now haw also added an immense of CARPETS AND MATTINGS the New Store when you want to find stock Lowest Prices, C. Greenville, C. BICYCLE GUN REPAIRING, General Repair Shop. THE OFFERED, AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES. I am now in one of new stores prepared to supply all your wants in the way of STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES. Mine is exclusive mill I carry FULL STOCK of the BEST some fine California reaches. WE ABE HACK AGAIN AT OX MAIN STREET AND AUK READS TO SERVE THE PUBLIC RAVE ADDED NEW AND ARK BETTER PARED FOB DOING FIRST CLASS BICYCLES TO ORDER AND PART FUR OUT The Carr History Prize. no the Carr Prise contest . . , bin attention s persons have already ,,,,, M, ,. cure. in due form to enter the The probably be open until the Of COTTON r. December. fifty contestants will be admitted. The party writ- As wired to A Co., cot- the best on decade I ton and peanut buyers. North Carolina history between 1882 receive Applicants write to the Carolina Publishing Com- Three months will lie allowed in which to sketches alter notice of the dose of is The Reason The reason why the newspapers are the best mediums for reaching the people securing business is that I hey come into closer touch with the public than any other of publications. They greet the reader's eye in a year. It is the If we may so call of newspaper that give value. day it is new lie even day the advertiser is making a direct appeal to the for his New York future quotations to are as follows Opening. March May I let Receipts Opening. Jan Feb Wheat- May. IS Spot cotton in i lose. HI Close. A Story Henry K.-v- of Vermont a life- long or a brief a After t. a he soon a court St. lie n room at the ho- tel, as was usual during time, wits dull, Mr, and n bed. The landlord Informed every bed In had two In the one Dial was Judge list tacks. and tell him that wants lo sleep with The landlord at the Judge's mill hi errand, Mid half asleep; of Oh. ye- I've laid mice. him Argonaut. A from the to with a.-in the w pro upon, the snowy . of Mount Rainier. It times tax as seen from in.- ; of before N covered with a dome f . feel, or more. In height, Hie toward the east, lbs i- In such rising easts the of the great mountain upon the cloud curtain overhead in the form of n vast Hue point of which rests apex the At other times th shadow of the earth lie up a distinct curve, tin- of sunset stains the now the line shadow to a deep pink. Youth's Companion. Mr. Opinion of Booth. booth hail n very at re- lie detested I r let. his in the his He threw his whole soul It. it Indeed a perform- ti. I. Mrs. John Seldom a day upon which we do Drew hi H not hear of for dwell-1 It is the standing, there are trusts and very f water that wears away ones at that. the K- M i i with Chill Tonic Mo, l to Like. if it fall. He- stores the blood well. None other as good. Co Suffolk, V. ii at the n an-. In dark Boar of is a f four of iron work which have Hi.- of . of kind in over lo TO A CHANGE THAT WILL BE MADE IN THE TUCKER CO Grimesland, N. C. next we sell our i N tiling, FIRST COST FOB CASH, supplies Until J i. 1900. TUCKER CO. Ab Jan an t f Thanksgiving Tine is a Busy fancy grocery department, where you will find everything in fur the table, as well as choice canned fruits, vegetables, of the best large layer ii. raisins, assorted Bills, pudding, mince meat. pumpkin in cans. choice fancy and leas, line lit lowest price and J. After two Premiums have been paid ix Tin; m a N. J. Your Policy Has Cash Value, Loan Value, Insurance, that works automatically, Will within three years after if you are good health. After Second Year No Incontestable. arc payable at the be- ginning of and of each year, provided the the current year lie paid They may lie lo reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make its an Endowment during the Lifetime of Insured. r- J. L. N. C. My Stock is Complete -IN ALL At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Jas. E White. W. II. W. T. III Hi Cattle, n aye Poultry, f you prime, I We have just opened Kan, tome. I BUB nix building with entirely new of------ M. I N. C We Carry Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hals, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Tobacco, etc., in fact every STAPLE ARTICLE J curried in a general stock. We Also Sell d. i mm, nun DEALER IN HAY, OATS, COT- TON SEED HULLS AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will lie found as tow as a good article can be SOld at. You arc cordially in- Hugging Ties always visit our store. on Highest paid for all GREENVILLE N. C. if country produce. WHITE FLEMING. H. O Fresh goods kept on hand. Country produce and old. A trial will convince you. D . W. A STOCK IN TOUCH WITH NATURE'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS. Our was Barer so large and as the time, innumerable ions having in the foe days . therein, and the prices are certainly not the learn tempting feature We are showing selling suits the figures asked, that with thorough able Every la perfect la linings-careful material. They the best approved tootle there of them to fire the of the fit. lo lie and in style, I pass us by. STYLISH. STYLISH DEC. FRACTIONS. Part in, People Way The Properly Observed. Friday, l I, lo C. today. folk a. L. C. Ki ; Nor- II. weal Two the children are . Metric; loll . ill line. I fall mil entitled to that designation, we would not do. Yon are net to he on every late We are Impelled by honesty principle to sell yon the and most This is our duty as meet same on all occasions in Washington. W lien I H. W. i. lie -You are home of T. E. Hooker v. are wen what was to wear ii therefore most in lie had. II. C. left T morning of ON THE CORNER. , Neck morning. KING EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. Little Ruth Jenkins, daughter o Mr. Mrs. S- fell on a i in a few days ago cut her face right badly above be- there la a GROSS MARK low the eye. The hurt was painful on the margin of this paper around, ii la to remind yon yon owe not Neck and we request you to as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who the cross mark on their paper STATE NEWS. In Carolina. spent an en Hay. was beautiful and p pie entered heartily I . the The stores other places of the entire day, the harm ins being the exception. The town wore very of a appearance. The orphans of the will have ease lo Ibis in e, for wherever lily s acre In mill ; pal ;.; i i i .--. . . like, for the , age i . Ai Episcopal church a Thompson Orphanage amount- ed to At union were held in the Methodist church where Short talks were made by Revs. I. A. J. X. Booth and x. II. Watson and Prof. W. Rags- dale, Besides the full choir an- Hunts and congregational singing Court Clerk D, were solos by Mrs, B. Red Front is Bleeding to death with Low Prices. friends before all of our great bargains are gone. Es-Cl looming on business. B. I. left Thursday morning for a trip over in Virginia. Solicitor L. I. Moore returned Thursday evening Robert and spent Thanksgiving day Superior SHOES ells I i. Sill . I Mi. s Moore and his boys spent Thanks- giving in who was a matron the formal school offerer Tuesday night, Miss Sarah Bailey, a pupil from also died Tuesday. This males deaths in the school and others of the are Miss Annie Watts, of j Durham and Bill for were married in printing. it was The turkey takes a holiday affair. Judging in the papers. Try the Arab pen the I- Vanes died at his tor Book Store. home near Asheville. He was v , ,. ., , , brother of Senator Z. II. quite all the street v sidewalks are paved. i Mrs. Came over front i this to visit her son. L. Mr. Mrs. K. House LOCAL REFLECTIONS. December. Twelfth month. Last month of the year. Fresh Mountain Butler Miss Howell, of Golds, collection Orphanage amounted 81.15. The Odd Fellows and went their Thursday to spend day with relatives. ,, , I lie Masons sent their orphans Harry Pox l Oxford in cash a Thursday and returned this ,, la always generous I ml we belie p K. Dry Goods. M e I all all i cents, heavy, Silk-, to cents. ,, All r. Hats Men's Pine cent Men's Cups, in cents. Hoy's Caps. M cents. Hoy's Hats, all colors. Notions, s. Handkerchief, cent 11.--.-. j, ,.,.,, Men's Mens Hall Men's shin. Pins, I Cotton, in. Prom cents lo 84.08, loin Mis to Miss Emma Han is returned this morning from Ayden where she had been a marriage. . as i hey did and for Mrs. and child, of I the orphans, Neck, win, were Mrs. s. ii. returned home today. The colored Bremen hail a parade II Allen nude Thursday afternoon. yesterday of Mr. Five Fridays, live Sat and live Sundays this month. North Carolina defeated Georgia in the Thanksgiving day football game. If we don't get some cold soon it will be contrary to diction. New assortment of the famous Collins to succeed Mr. H. resigned, as clerk of superior court of Free Press. Miss Lucy of came over Thanksgiving morning and spool with Mrs. P. M. Can, and Olive Joyner, of Baltimore, spent Thanksgiving here with Mrs. v. Mis- Julia Howell. j arrived K p, At last regular meeting River Lodge No. K. of Tar the Parker Fountain Pen, at Reflector wen emoted for Book Store. There is money for the man who will establish a grist mill Greenville. Capt. A. the Jeweler, has I a large regulator clock in his store. It makes a handsome appearance. Attention is called to the of the sale of property seized In violation of interim laws, by E. C. Duncan, col- Every day advertiser Icarus that true economy lies not so much in patronizing cheap mediums an patronizing good Ink. Car Load Genuine Texas Raised Red Rust Proof Seed I Pro- by best farmers to be the finest of Oats. Also Pluck Seed Oats just received. J. a. CHERRY Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds Moore last week Issued marriage licenses to the following worn. Isaac Wilson and Lizzie Joyner and Minnie A. Jones. R. A Forbes John R. Cooper Ella Hooks. F. H. Stan -ill May Edwards. Fide Downing Lena Wills. W. and Martha Right. William Wood Kinsey. John Boyd Katie The total number issued during the month of November was SO, for whites for colored For the fiscal year ending first the number issued was for white for colored This is largest number ever to the for the ensuing semi annual term It. M. C. O. E. C. J. N. L, of W. Dr. W. II. Bagwell M. at A. T. M. Hooker K. of B. . Dr. It. L. of E. II. W. ofF. A Delightful Evening. The members of the Helena Lodge, Daughter of held a banquet at their hall Friday evening, which was unanimously voted by those present one of the most enjoyable events of the sea- son. Tableau scenes, enchanting music, and a table well laden with delicious viands to meal fastidious taste, called forth a hearty and unanimous vote of thanks to the committee charge of i men to sell Sew- Machines Pitt and adjoin- counties. Good paving guaranteed. For terms and contract apply to II, F. Greenville, N. visit h sister. Miss Ophelia II- ell. at Mrs. Allied Miss Lucy Cox returned lo Kin Friday evening. W. W. Perkins Friday evening from Richmond, W. P. Harding returned morning from New COLUMBIAN DANCE The Most Pleasant V. t Given. The annual dance under spices of the given in opera Wednesday was decidedly one of the pleasant occasions ever given In The music was by Victor and was a of The German was led by Curtis with Miss Sallie following couples participating. Mi CLOTHING. Hoy's Knee Suits, Its cents. Hoy's Long Fulls, Hoy's Overcoats, s Knee Pauls, I cents. Men's Coat. and Vest, M ii s i Mill's ;, -Men's all wool cents. Worsted, Z. V. JOHNSON CO., Clothing hustlers. Next Door to Bank. Red Front. Snow Hill Railroad We had with Mr. elms. of Baltimore, this week, who is here May of who was over ibis way, returned Friday evening. i. returned Friday evening from Durham where he went to spend Thanksgiving. Mm. K. B. and little son, of came over Ibis morning lo visit Mrs. J. A. Mrs. R. M. Hearne, of Washing- ton, who was visiting her parents at Nurseries, returned home to-day. A ire lo and Twice a Widow. Mr. i- at f. III this lime Harper. curl Miss Neal, of Danville. Miss Louise Latham with II. I Miss Bruce Forbes with president and begin Miss Mary Blow with work constructing the long talked of branch road lo Miss Maud Blow with Hill. We also hear Do You Intend ford, of Washington. Miss Dorothy Carr, of with C. Forbes. Miss Pat Skinner with Wayne Mitchell, of Tyson with Henry Harper of Mary Belle While with elms. Miss Helen Perkins with Frank Tyson. Miss Move, of underwear an u. is a standard being In in heading wards snow Hill, a force of from so to look line before to being hard work, grading up to twelve miles from t v Standard. with The for a which recently appealed in this pa- per, has brought a deluge of oilers f i, f t i i , i is Sugg from all parts and . ,, . f e i , t II from all sorts females and main ,. of I he replies are unique. A . . ,, ., . , ,.,. . , , of Goldsboro, the lair have , ,. ,, , . mill Garden. person hut .- . , . . . ,., . Miss Ada Woolen with It. vet have lo his liking.,,, , , . , . r of Here is a sample taken random from a bat of This preventing Roberts from breaking into Congress of wives has made most, people lose high of the fuel that Hon. Matt is Irving lo break same place with a AND IT will PAY plurality of Indictments, says the Sun. A big assortment WRIGHTS SANITARY UNDERWEAR JUST ARRIVED, or TO COMB OUR Flanagan with Mr. L, Smith. Dear notice in a recent date of the you for a wife. I would state I am search for a husband. I ant years old have been married twice and am the mother of two Miss Blanche -Miss Lillian Cherry with John Adams. Miss Dot Flanagan with Julius Fleming, W. and Wood, City. Will Carr, of Wilson, Budding manhood What lies I What half hidden I What a for lender sympathy At puberty nature generally some to establish physical when fail i to assert itself, develop I merits result which Injure the health I impair i the maiden, The for and to is what i . I need I all i i . for Books i very interesting children and am j worth money. am will- to marry again the man of your description, provided his life is well insured. I hope your is no joke and will soon get a favorable reply. Hoping lo hear from you at early date. Address X, P. O., Observer. TO cum. LA IN TWO Take Laxative Quinine Tablet Moore, of Greenville. Chas. Skinner, B, B. L. II. W. Harry A. L. Blow I. A. Tyson H. Is. All druggists refund fails to K. W. I the Band The Osceola Hand is taking h script ions to purchase Uniforms for And from the way responses are coming i looks a i,,,,,. a a. STAR m Grove's on every box. will soon lie their suits. We already have the heal baud in ought lo is the Mother of Invention. It the necessity for an Veil honest, blood purifier and ionic brought into existence Hood's , It is extract prepared by a combination, proportion and process to itself and Hood's Sarsaparilla curative power. of M.-. inc. , to Hoot It up and A. Burke, , ind. line of NECK- WEAR, HOSIERY and the celebrated shirt, has just C. S. FORBES. l -i ., .

The Reflector EASTERN REFLECTOR X. J. Owner Book Store at the Port at X. cuss Mail Mailer. Bottles j what vat streets Iowa town corner. urchins, slum , runs. A re-i- . . . of an day , . . . . I ill mi- at i . . her i k ; ltd . . i I , , l.;. III. l i in the toe I i .- I train, i have n n two i. Ken Volt . ;. II Pi e, ii. I . a. RH ll ill ., From Hie J i I rank . . . . . I ., . an A mi I I-1 mi r's door f I A White bug. i- brow hi i white I. for Ural old man under Ids aria n till . tin ID . ; a mail for fa i ii and l COMPACT OF CAROLINA. sway T. will II., I. , . i A S Fortification I the against disease Atlantic Liver an also i . i -i i. sour stomach, malaria, constipation, jaundice, and all kindred s. Fl-Wheel of Your Liver Tills arc the fly-wheel of life. I shall be grateful for the accident . , , if l hi them to my notice. w i. . , ,., I II. ; s Si Pi- 1-5 Si is . Sit -S ti i as if had a new lease of life, ill it -I . i Liver Pills m r a r h l . V. 1.1 I . u is r -i r M A M AM DIRECTORY. ; i j . CENTS Be cents. Never spill when turned over. . . r. hi i i . i- . .;. v , I n ii i door loot handle. ii,,. i lie l la .,. . . in life I Hie . one In H I over on ,. the and ll ; W i, i i Vi Hi,, ml, i j n minor I ii Hi tot Sow. r an upon the Id r of ,, lie i i n of i man of i i i i ill.- ,,. . I . ,. -l-i . I i . ii. In lb, . if lo I or d . n-I, I Willie Hi. round , ll It n, raw i l i . . in in, u-l- mi Ike Into f, N, Bun. . ii art- ii I all. II oil but ,. -VI W- mi . in fact. f . i l i f lull, I. I new filled ire- U I, mi Hie ii ; in ii drill. ram . .-ii,, for untold n JOB , force work. of rock being grained and cal In of ii Hint. a I-i- down u vertical km. broken and ,., in moving Making at of cleavage Tim. w make. i and la ; dome I'm A bland I New in ii- proud founder- B and would a land and III III . . Ill I i Hem in Pi lb mi . M i . i i . -1,11 with Hie bald Yorker. city nothing left i like i If i l-l lank; one. no y.-i. Von Sew York Tin. no little .- ii.,. in a, . cat. play II. I., ,,, , I, Ar it.-v Ar AU Ml I'M AM i i H I ft mi ll Ill i an t-i I'M A M II Ml , i I ii I- M FM . S I laW a. in. W service every evening. Ev- Mr M., and at A It., I. A. in every Sun day. morning Pray- evening. Rev. J. X. school n. m. I ices and evening. Rev. m. p. in. u- -Services third Sunday, Rev. J. H. Morion, Sunday- p. m. J. R. Moore mi regular I i I., mil a urn- Individual new i. lull Tl,. .-.,. . a ,.;. i . hail two tie- ,., i, K ex- I l ; . . inn. III . i. cut , . . i a . , I- . the ell ------1 in black, k will ii nil stage, other i .- us, l- i Ida, . in are i , l mid I-, and . . Hi.-.- ; . i . , , . . ll. a villa mops and Sun. the us a call. Reflector Jo. Office A- details ii lug i by a veterinary n n- the ,, , ,. horses and hay for lb p .,. I.,,. f stricken pro In. i in mostly with the who are half -av- age. Mil h. were found ,. i- , m,. . I- lion, i in all selling, ,.,. hem give in- i i of I ml who ii , -.-, i lo cheat la i i manner and on i, i-i Placed. ., ii,,.,. Cossacks are very re I i -I had a Hie remarked a who had lays -lie III- for W asked the observer, l -a- carried near I i . -ii.-l over i other and . I there driver he demanded for a hark ltd at an old who at with a complacent smile I replied. you any -Not Iota come here for the The patient returns home. the papers Mr. Ho- and has springs much Improved by use but a you a few you Hint Mr. go-and-so has died and l-i-n The nation was cheerful He I w by a In a R I'll II film in In vii . ii i I aid the barber, n he mull Hut tin- , i I Ids yore no- M i -I ii i .-ii I pile n , i conn Main a IS p in, Ban- l Mn loves J in. arrive p in p in. G p ill -Train leave- n- I.-, a a m. Bod m in, Horn lo a -Vi. Returning Hie p in. Mills p in. Red in. W p in. arrives T p m in at with train So with Ilia Carolina Central Railroad, -i Red with Red ad. Air Line and Southern III- Charlotte Train en tin- ii I m , m. Halifax It P at p . . pm, T .--, . a in. II is H am. . I. ii. mil o Branch leave Wash- in h in an I J l m. arrive i Train. el ill , .-, ii.-i I . . mi nil I i-r I in in- I horses I ,., . ii i did lb I Hie And Visiting Card TO A Full Sheet Poster. and simple In re- M . n In 11--i i -ii. a of ., surgeon i, ml ,, which re ii-i and sold at rubles, in k --ii- less Intelligence II. look blue. night. fellow, I Ilia I What's III never forgive myself. I Miller Ml my house last I kick Slip many a one. Young The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK Is only a year and conj the news every week, and gives information to those grow- that is worth many times more subscription price. pal age. Well, have coining round -parking young girls. kicked out one last week -V,. I've found out that this man wasn't after my daughter; ha was after my York Press An l argued missionary further, as cheap as The did not conceal her misgivings, lull they as It t, Ibis simple of the forest. Her now. and there was no telling what might not i of corsets and skirts which do not hang from the shoulder. i nothing of with dots in thorn. Detroit Journal The story white i vices I i Pen lie off mi n All lot . i y i I ; i i; i de k.-i on i-i i. i Healer II- this I'm A i i , I in lied mi old . prayer. The i-in ;. grace i up a his white friend eye of -p. our sins afar hull's lo de gospel lines of . . ear lo de gospel p i,, way down mi his ii, --in, dark O l- what .;. I i I Hen . ran I blessed of ,; tot him I de ii f faith made n . than the ,. of u-i-i i a mast and the prov Is a rotten- who and living whole- I useful Hi When you get out In the rural districts, a Charming sight I- of beautifully each farm being is trim and neat as a garden. There I- a waste land to be -eon The thing Hint -Hike- a stranger I. profusion of frail ran In- seen more grapes Washington Peat To i- I a nation but Hint upright some ii, i of lb, r and declared himself Look black said lie, -ii hill in- Isn't I done low to me What I've de thing all de time. week we. I tide week an tells tut I La-n ; I lien phis la it i. i lure ii i III la England at end Ill I en ll When i l-ad I a p I. v.-i , i f her n t;. .- i I i in I I . . . . , . . i-1 ii I I- l.- i- -i loll-l lid i-f ll pin I II en ., r f ml ll is Hit d i lie mi- hall I ii. . i -ii face i in. I laughter id her -in i.-i i . After a I do. i sub- mid r a i i she was a . p III in the and I , home a r man until Hie time, l slid a in Train Tarboro I I in. I U arrive- ll- in-pm. leaves 11- Sunday, sun days sol. Train on N C l I, 1- daily, sleep ; at a m. . m. leaves w a m. Is w a in. Mount i in, 101-a 1-1.4 mi, m. ll-- I I- a i. m. spring list a m , in. dally A. K. ; A. If. Lodge. meets first third evening. R. w. M. J. M. LO. Lodge, every evening. D. X. i. K. of Rivet every Friday evening. J. L. Fleming, t. K. of R. andS. R. Vance Council, 1696, meets even- W. R. f. B. Lang, O. C. A. every and at I. O. F. hall. A. D. A. t. Council, meets every first thirst in Odd Fellows Hall. Z. Worthy Chief; See. Conclave No. meets every second don i Monday nights in Odd W I. Wilson Smith See. Hi. Clinton i in. left E a in it. It m tn IS a in i-lo ii. m. Agent J. It. Manager. T. M. Manager. by by i- pr, , I i pill I'll, I a th- i a i again, ii Hi, No Ghost Story Rut all I ho same store is Rye t can look at our splendid ST. IX- DRY GOODS OF E Mill Also it nice Hardware. I can now found in the brick stoic formerly occupied by J. W. TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. The H Vim. An fed V I S PEN SUCCESS or th j pen AGE I FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORE. work I- never don quoted sympathetic Mr. Steak- i I have observed It In Henrietta's case. Woman's work Is never done There enough of It left over to keep her husband busy from the lime he through Ida dinner till so tired ha has to g t,, Star. Print distribute any i in i -.- day. and i ,.,. i,. ,. t. cur- i Plain Dealer. How did he I . mi i- . jimmy Tl s billy Till em ., up turnkey with the i cell door open with n i-n a me down with milk I i . a II. Hi, . ii sum fer ll, Hi a tin. Sow call i yon ii mi tree a Atlanta Tin an, need Th i n, i., K it i i. ; r, not to send l v. as so much In i I it i- I was my -AND GROCERIES. and learn at what low pi ice wear; selling such excellent goods Vita out being astonished. Rut that is hut here for, please our customers and always give them big for their money. Hoods delivered free In any part Come to sec us. I L. OLD DOMINION LINE Tl if all Ashes Is. t. lo an anal is-r i water l I par Lots I i ill-pie ll was a to n-ad liter for remit lances so ion know that I could u-l sails- of i. and more of I'll. ------1 I I 1875.------ S. M. WHOLESALE -.- RETAIL Prepared fancy Police molasses, side meat, hums, should- coffee, sugar, cigars, cheroots, mountain butter, full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy Hakes, cotton- seed meal hulls, cotton seed at IS wilts per bushel. D. M FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINE BAGS HALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see SAM M. leave Washington on and Fri- days A. M. for water permitting, leave at A. M., A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing boon subject de- pending on singe of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York ton, for all points for the West railroads at should order freight by the Ola Dominion B. s. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay i-inc from and Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Aft. Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. PATENTS hone , soviet i to ail hollows trouble, th I- see the Mar Book Mn i, madams,. tin FREE A Free Trip to Paris I- Send moil, photo. ON th The Eastern Reflector. D. J. V. B EDITOR . . j mi -AT VOL. XV GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, DECEMBER 1899. NO Ed. H. WANTS TRADE. UP-TO-DATE grocer km THE TOWS My goods g Other. All goods delivered free of charge. I LEAD, OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW WASHING ION LETTER. From It. V., I. to be just us mil of an if can Judge from If anything, he is more the man Maine ever of Thai is it opinion, but one at- tared by a prominent republican member of the House, whose name ha used, he in to a friend. It indicates, however, I hut are not turning out In with the of reform were to when Mr. Speaker. Much regret is fell in Washing Ion over the that health of L. Wilson win, was the last chair man of the House committee on Wave and Means, and General during the last and administration, was in a Condition. Mr. Wilson, who his retirement front pub- life been President of the Wash- and Lee University, Lex- bus been ordered to Aw winter, by his physician. Hon. D. Richardson, of Ten- who received tho democrat- nomination for Speaker, after one of the longest caucuses ever held, got vote of every demo- of the House today. was not, of course, elected; the having the votes elected Representative Henderson Speaker, old Bead rules, but Mr. Richardson will be leader of the House during the life of the Fifty- Sixth Congress. There may bf more showy and brilliant on the democratic side of the House, but that he will make a shrewd and safe lender is conceded by all. His shrewdness would have been shown by the which he conducted his campaign for the nomination of Speaker, had not been well established long He received no warmer his success than those extended by his three rivals for the honor. Mr. message, one of the longest ever to today, owing to the early adjournment of both House as a mark of re-pert to the Lite dent It will go in row, and then the real business of the session of Congress will begin. The democrats were never a more aggressive mood, and Air the can majority In both Senate and The at tent ion of Senators is be- called to tin- ii Hot. right lo appoint Mr. to the after the legislature adjourned, without electing his The Si ale Constitution of expressly in Hie S. Senate shall only be ailed by the Annul- influential Pens., in working sealing, of nil grounds, against One of these is Bowden, who said on the subject i should nut lie a partisan one, but each Senator, of his pol- or bis personal friendship for Mr, Quay, should vote as u con- Impartial upright judge, and decide it according lo its merits and dictates of his own conscience, under bis oath, If this be done, there can result, stones unlawful appointment has not a single merit to support That our pension laws arc in need of revision, everybody knows when they will get it. or revision will make bet- tar or worse, is a horse of her color. The Secretary and Assist- ant Secretary of the Interior, and the Commissioner Assistant Commissioner of Pensions, have before u sub-committee, of the Senate Committee on Pen- that a revision of the laws should made, and recommended that it be done by a non-partisan Commission. A National that is really unit partisan would lies rarity. there many so fulled. Representative of Ky., who was recently acting Chairman of the Kentucky Democratic State Committee, legal contest in that depends upon view court of Appeals lakes of I tissue He thinks those were Illegal, and they were used extensively in the republican border counties, to make sure Dial the us they paid to He says if the tissue are thrown out Illegal. will have a plurality of lo Mr. Smith says he doesn't j believe there will lie trouble in the Suite, no matter the final decision be. It v. modern iodine. day in church , . I . M. Mi. who has preached in every in the State at one lime or oilier, has been hen- for some lime superintending lion of a history of bis life Sunday he attended First Baptist church and call on by Hi. Carter, of hi- on for a prayer. And such a prayer it venerable preacher bowed head seemed lo lie bilking familiar y Owl, telling him of of I he people, mail b j asking the Almighty for mercy I Indulgence could be called lo he the arc like any other lime And grow smaller awl meaner as lime Mil-Mill. Mini a great ninny high up in drink am go to dunces. Oh, Lord, mil I hem mans, bill Hint's to fool the people. re old world bin Addling mil dancing, l We read the morning and there they printed names of all gals mid I. ml. have mercy on I oh a of are end ii run nil here, visiting, of ill fume the, devil generally. So wonder when they ask a In IV. mi evil way, he replies, -ii,, you old devil, we know We beard only this wee; of a prominent church member who had j been drinking beer ten years and who went home and foil ml bis I j boy dead drunk as limber as a I dish rag. Oh, Lord, have mercy I on these miserable sinners who ting her IX ANTICIPATION OF Cold Weather Is what should DO NOW. , i i. ., inn We have a Line of jackets, Coats and buy a fall and Winter Luxury pretend they are following prices . but who go round with their it i smelling like nu old swill tub. We v Jessie of Louis, promises to achieve a as a She is nineteen WM married to her bus band a few days ago. She began as an at tho age of thirteen. Morning have a little grandchild, Lord, were thinking of sending here to school, but, oh. Lord. is Mich a degraded, fearfully we are afraid to send her here. Then there is a college where the young men are aged to give dames. Oh, Lord, have mercy on the president of that institution, there are only u righteous people In R Ml the rest are were not for these few good people the whole would go lo the devil. would rain down lire mid brimstone and destroy like and Observer. dome now while we cm suit down very low- CHERRY for ii i in i i In-, i ill.- i r each ;,, in humbugged v. -lie I ill -Up i no r how fraud i-. here n this our Ni-ii k tell- how the young man Miller who a pr i I lo . I V. , ,. ,;, . a, per , a i-1 ugh I I i- in of bis i people l I, ,,, i- In money into a scheme common sense a second should have told I hem was n fraud. The fuel i-, . in . j i . i I, i r i, ill . I n In who In Hill I lie public In i , . I I ltd i i . ell, Catarrh Carnot de Cured with it A I. APPLICATIONS ll soil I I -i . I- a or ion -e, cure , ion inlet mil . Cure Is . an I mis . bin h --M I i- a I. medicine, mi- prescribed in mill i- ii i- l-i-i Ionic known, combine i In-I d I ice 11.1 oil till- III lie, ill- -III . i- iii curing I n Send r r. tn, , Toledo, O, druggists, Hull's Tills an-tin- best. i, . . . i . Mil. Hardware, Paints Should No Division, If is one upon which the press of the country should be a unit, it is their lo the paper the United in makes its cost to the nu item . The price of subscription and price of advertising remains the game, while the cost of issuing n paper baa materially increased. It a bleeding process is no necessity for submitting to. A stock company should be by the newspapers, let that company buy or equip a paper mill make paper. A move of this character take shape too soon. have the pr of paper a few Journal. Double ruled leis thing for practicing writing, at Be D STOVES A SPECIALTY, AND York banks arc lo mil the small branch of oilier u gigantic bank trust, has scared little bankers all our the country, and, at n meeting ii Ft, a few the was -i in the York bank-. It's no use, buys, bank i- coming, and may a- make lake your on might have i I,, inn . bill and some veil ii.-i-l nil Voting the republican the very I rusts, will Investigate, you that scheme is re publican. Kansas Agitator. CHOICE Vegetables will always find a ready only that farmer can them who has studied the great secret how to ob- both quality and quantity by the judicious use of well- balanced fertilizers. No for Vegetables can produce a large yield unless it contains at least S Potash. Send for our books, which furnish full information. send them free of charge. GERMAN KALI WORKS, , . Don't Let I lie memory average shop- I i- longer than the i- lo keep repealing or- fact in order ii may in the minds of the purchasing public long enough lo en-ail- ii responsive impression- The ii-, r creates this -i u In persistently his Hie public should pm him. An alum thing, bill a so while may not prevent advertisements make business n world. The wide generally gels hi- -hate of I lint business, R, who died in Tuesday, was one of and public men known. He ml and capable, In hi- old age to him he bore ii His example was all for Observer. I , ,., i f l tin- t,. ilia of r fer Phi Of for ii- i end I in. II I. bath M t W II a r . Tucker hath d Mi. Manning l U ii King st a i. Davis. Km days Commissions OS I day as Total IT ll ll -M mill- Total M C i HEATER l .-I a- ii- allowed W ii King allowed ID MM i so MO I. ill A t AND , pi I., battleship Texas has rived Brunswick, Ha and on in Captain i he vessel re there several days, when-he Havana. i it pi iii ii ill remain i. assuming iii- new depart mental Washing ton after the bodies of Maine victims are up on the for lull in BAKER Si in i I'm i II. Moore, ex i, link the of fur the III, I III . i- doll, vi- in my nil baud -nil ii I Heard f Ibis day I is t. -i VI k. t. t re, AYCOCK, At-Law. N. C. In i per Mil I res Chills ti I re , , i kiln l V, m tin kind Urea I, I b vs mat I. u bi .