EASTERN REFLECTOR Y- AMI ,,,.,. . ADO office N. C M mailer, know upon application. M on . Pi A. in to GERMAN COLONISTS COMING. in Dr. him- elf Rev. Frank nod enter . A J English Opinion of Young Governor. J. M Hi.-, ft Dally World and Industrial Syndicate year the governor of every date and territory, with their and civic their their and their kinswomen, nil the exposition el Si Louis. The military of governor made . dashing dial I y gold lace, tinsel trimming, . the I he who h the , i .,. . r me planted the in the ,,.,, the gm-nor of old T T E I boxes upon the little I hod fancied hint be an aged gentleman . seventy, and ripe in I .- correct to age It age been whether in after I the the Antonia, mother called her yon push your young men i M ,,, the pretty girl not wry , much earlier age than we do in largo, with fair complexion and long , d ,, .,,,; Mack hair ate W . . . her during her though and read urn have ,,. , a i.,. coil , he who twined the tendrils I the wires, B noon which bung on , all the gilded porcelain that held the Bow- ., recent letter Germany i , III Bremen I r then landing at will J We , . and Club banquet, want t tideway , A i, , , I.,. , we can find with alimony thrown in to i will boy m button, large In their hate their new duties bard labor in M n ornament to the head gear of the penitentiary tho country can the high militia official. Others draw a breath. came and though they w. re f Wagner i to perform a see what of a to and boom for the presidency the Tar Him Among the Wagner tin i. I intelligent V i n wan the day the exposition The did j had I for Virginia's 111- . , , ,, . to lie known us Virginia add any credit to bis reputation . . dismissing K in time ii is Mrs. has divorce ff m Mr. Si mo I he towns in mayors in MS arc t , We lively between m agent I Hi W rids Fair Si I,,,.,. v .- year to look i ill ,,., n, i The more we meditate upon it lay. thing could bed lo make it i y and menu i . , ion . is carried detail. a the I- , home, the i m f of ,. pie who were on the grounds what was to be seen at the n exposition ever conceived human mind and executed to n by industrious man. ii eerie, i a September day I think plan I made your a return home a convert and of the young political idea push the young man to the front. haven great of men have made in political life. You have two lessons of this before your daily in of hi. I Governor Montague. From rending their own writings and others have written about them I have be. ail admirer of both. Since I mid heard them with and eloquent . I inn more pronounced in my ml I n ii, . i Montague lives and i to grow in favor, he may ,. y president. initials of name. I it for Andrew Jackson Montague, a name that familiar in military and urn the of a was perfect. Sever having -lone much work, her hands were delicate and well She enough l flower great luxury to ,., , . This of things not long however. The young girl no, twenty and Jacques One evening he presented h with to the cir- It the hurt day f a long continued fair, and and her mother had nothing to do. So they decked themselves in their best and went early. She ; M, was much amused to keep them . ,,, , ,, , finely modeled form, and to her w j whoM lone color, with the gait the occupied a , little m would whose never have her up tho lop f calling. , , The latter consisted of II,,. mother. Mine w h ,,, ,, .,, a little like others of her . a- as her . nm, ,,., daughter. About her there was , f,.,,,,,,,,,. nothing i with he shrews r, ,, fair in red dresses and w wt f . ,,,. soiled skirts. was over and, keeping time Along the route person at this queer coach all u M M ., god i His covered with garland i t Bower. . . aH p lo be As it began n . m ,,. We think stands towards the hour for tin , So we hare much in her own through cert monies, representing , failure to have a building and., most every nationality be x . . tho terrace l was some one who was all devotion to and her mother. I was a young of two twenty in a large traveling cir- that had very nearly same Mme. Mis name was Jacques, but on playbills spelled Jack. He was ex- II- nu- tights, that displayed to , I ,. molded form, and. for the rest, his consisted of a in spangled with cold. Aft. r having responded by a how to of the crowd by a smile, he darted There was, too, much tenderness in . , . circles in There are a large number of was, too ,.,. truly a pleas- agree with this unlike any dent as to the future of this brilliant woman he had seen him in I in movement. location land us suits y Carolina association. Maybe some the men hero will, money will realize ibis No , r legislative these col out since the scheme of the worker has been possible. land along this the Atlantic Line that are i suited to the wants of these Ir. J. M who received the Us lei above refer ed to, will take pleasure while be here ill Hiving information till I sensation -ii posed That Pitt county c u which failed to gel flea bin bill through the Legislature, ill be in- in the theory advanced by curator of the Vale i move t wards the terrace row . buildings in which Monti cello located. In the palace , its re up This is Virginia Ob every Virginia heard, Ho to the state building of old .,, the and hear the the lime the com ,., i all available space in the house, on the lawn and part of the streets packed mass of human them were of Virginians who had moved westward as pioneer mid young Virginian. endless is the heading a paragraph going the of the The author says Montague Then there came hi wandering am-1 WM , . . ,. t to be tho hit of tho even- Scar her he felt himself quite h a new that was to give another man to what he was I lie . , lo There was such an I ho author says There was such an , ,. , be i. attorney, attorney of honesty and governor. He was elect- that own when ,,,,,,, ,.,, h ,.,,,, her, were i ii. what been, h. was , ,. ,.,, , were u-rm i the other. A a, became brother adds, be will be I ,,;, a ,,,,,,. States before Ins term him, Then, too, he dreamed of be- . . girl and of zoological collection, e. of spotted fever men in the Louisiana Purchase, now prevailing in New f by two press c Raleigh and Ob server was a legislative edition of Haven, i probably due to the Jacques, standing on a little hoard, head enveloped in a vet bag, put forth his hand blindly. The crewel it- breath. The man was going to had jumped A piercing cry Missing the trapeze, which had been badly regulated, Jacques fell to the net, hut. ii proved too . i gave a review of the work f the recent legislature and the bill persona by the bites Infected also method of infection would bee and the r He thinks the epidemic is representing doily illustrated paper caused by a minute i One of them I Lad conveyed to healthy before during the New i . the I'm in;, will week re- I the three member- d is alway enter- . . ,.; . m are of great value to I explain the scattered and irregular at distribution of the eases and the cotton centennial. They a great desire to attend the i. wanted to he gee the building and especially to greatest frequency of the disease in hear Governor Montague's address. The recent One of my friends said ho more typhoid fever the with Virginia's history than Orphanage baa been other state, and therefore felt charged to flies. The is more than ordinary interest in tin be a distributor yellow fever and now we are waiting for unless all the . of the political fall J-; ; , in the I State senate v m Q K, give him abundant mi i enter one of tho in equipping him a transfer Lyons or Paris. It from the senate to the white would be charming to to sweet by the route of the electoral Mt wife hi coming m , ,, , . ,, ,, ,,,,. after his work was done. M , Ins weight, and, vote count. How would this read. , of U, h t Andrew Jackson Montague. plans. Ho her w dear- e ho lay motion- of the United States. it could be possible Mg did not love Inn. at least a n of . c always silently, vis- feet, rigid and pale, her eye Spirit ,., she hear, and the men The following letter from the Rev. he thought tune she would say n now ,. ., B. the when, lie had Inched ,,, ,;, friend Then, suddenly seizing her arm, she said in a Christian a friend and Jacques would he through the crowd the neighbor ed. not Could it Mint To the Editor of the Tint . . loved her. no con v remained at the outran, e, the Avenue I In asking, with Avenue Baptist Church, Richmond, u is a line exhibition of a generous pleading ill I be my will II pal deal of pared i, John e j rice of also the . . i rill find a I I, II. is ceremonies with the i Hi- some scientist to t. II u why we managed to secure standing dodge tin no end i I Allan- .-. in . r of i hi that tor i the rear p up a pro. I ell rule s I do . i . i I. has tin and needed i . ,,,,, my Is. Win u the g r to deliver wild, i f the people . ii i, at i i I if I t Ill II n thing -Sir- When the drove Avenue . knew anything. Church was destroyed by I love you, saw lire no in Richmond was more sweetly, I do not wish to mar- J- M one of to sorrow Hum Rev. Jacques friends. He was com- , And would never nay why. the room ,, Stewart. of , c f ,. ,,,,, h M the Covenant. He and ins her for refusing the band net broke the force of wore very prompt in this brave lad. , I said the man, whose face look- us substantial aid mother she said. , , m, under the paint. I of adore and I ball .,.,.,,,.,,. he will be lame . r us, worship, i a , , ,. i ,, -u. or hi soon begin the to marry him. Do you re- ,,,.;,., Poor church edifice at inter- the day when wont to- J, j. r thing I Avenue and Harrison to the I as . rite Ave. all the lo here turned . , ,. consulting .,. ., ,,. , , l. .,,,., , . t . i .,;. ., I . . i or mi , him and ,. i , ,. . d upon I man i . u Ins I ill I ., , . . . will , ., to say the word ,. , ,,. em r, a pa- n. d lei its The I an sparkling, and inter, was i VI ,. for many y. are past, Delaware . beard has been the only State in the U his ices mid aw to maintain ancient tun The r was of torture, the Now i kc the legislature of that i with the affair. ed a bill abolishing that mode in i looks and speech, of punishment, and that, too, just n,, graceful, pleasant and President is advocating magnetic manner of u in Eng- .-. . . ,. f. , it i f. . i , H I Lana ii ill, I a. t It'll . .- f T, I , .- I it i lo ask ti d I , . . ., in ii tin an lo th. m and an , . .,.,.,. . ill my , ,,, Richmond. I will in, lb. Viewed yon plea-- always in the lead had colored col- of customs long before New York did. the whipping for Charlotte Chronicle. fellow never knows in rid bow much trouble he can stand go until it cornea upon be baa in language with i u. b eloquence and dignity, my friends o much that at of the address they remarked of ail the they had attended during the fair, Virginia day was most in- my own congregation to i i There is consecrated man in th ,, past of Church of the i and all of the cause i ,,,,, , rd and Saviour . m it a privilege to help him . building a church the of his congregation. J U. Haw the Heavenly Father him and agreeable. They n with grace and strength lo go through with it, mountable it may at first appear. Durham Sun. the governor's address an of useful and American history. was much said one MO U s NOTICE. rt reward of ten will i- paid reporting one with evidence to convict, who polls down or part of the Pitt law open any the las ft on said fence, order of the it. M-ye, fee. i. it J it i might . II is too hand-. S,., mo d iv, lie had ,,,,. fr mi m I wool I ; . mother, I n. this oh plain. every day. Ho no longer n tho to th be was ding a a fixed re except i he said to no have me, and do wish any though, you may o yOU mind, then Only hold your and to me, U be and it will make me ha . her i iv. as ascended I I when Mme. I had the cum e , She felt i ed id v ml to her. what are yon thinking, little I asked, to re- Then laid her bead upon her mother's shoulder, with a child- like I now I can marry she told the French. Edith's Little Edith belongs to a family where the i go I i college and the to female She track of all the do- both places. She of ten word- Hint are too big for her. It being for the class v she was asked what for. aid she. .-,,, . after specimens WINTERVILLE ft HID GOLD IN HIS HAIR. This department is In charge A. Johnston, v. ho is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in and territory. WINTERVILLE ITEMS. ft. Mill. Highest price for cotton seed by County Oil Mill. j Don't forget to bring or your cart to A O, Cox Co. Fat in I he kind use. Little Tucker in spending this week with her grand- parent, Mr. and II.-. J. Smith, worry over that little lot of cotton you bud over when your last lots, the I'm Co. Oil Mill, buys seed cotton in any the beat market price paid every Remember we pay the highest price for country hams shoulders. A. W. A Co. It is a pretty Line that K. A are this op ,.;,.,.,. ml- ed prices at the ,, ,, ,,.;.,,. . ,.,,.,. v, Go to T. N. . Co. for fresh nuts, and Mrs. Sue Tucker prepared to y a as Miss and son, of Greenville, spent Saturday and A. new lot of chairs J a t rived look up Mr. Cooper ind ask hi A. anything that j n Jugs, and a lit ire in. A. W A i or in n to tat order fir i. wood cart hub. A. Ml For particular stamp. ft I, C. Spa I'm seed at T. for feed and for seed . A W. Co, Minnie and i of who were visiting Bryan, borne We the Winter- Mi. c i o day re r tin- ma. they do there. The plain as humming a merry i lumber iii were a nice . . and we never saw m kind-. era were lie . Band -as, i i ate in. angers were ail in . of men were on kitchen c, A Ian of i . -h and A. W. A Co. Cat of Flour, in Barber a Borne try lo meet In prices. A few try to them in quality and But none undertake to do both. Pitt Oil Mill is now buying Cotton deed, They the cash price or will i x tor meal. When yours are read write prices. Mr-. MeG. Bryan went to to visit her mother, Mrs. R A. G. Co- two oar Uvula of styles of farm carry of over lie let i. Trick of a Workman That Turned Many a Penny. i . night to the . artisans Di realize the by queried an ii el. r. r alb mi that the I care , like is the I con ti. to i a for reed. Si. i. , ten i. . h . . r to yen I . N. shop re did I i d workman ob- n in a ., i. o at an i r had v hair, v re it long and it in day of grease hair kepi ii oiled. I lo had a I hit ling. up long a- if to keep ii from falling over his eyes, further noticed that prior to each ac- he dabbed his finger in the bench herein had fallen from his work. The habit not indulged in win away from Beat. foreman, on one occasion I Just Sunday here visiting relative. For tobacco, dry to DI we've and are get tin in every lay. R. Co- Our spring and Block of cheap us the cheapest, Home and ex a heroic buying elsewhere, B. Bro. White's Colic and Kidney Cure, the combination kidney medicine for stuck and sure colic cute. at the Drug Store. c. L. Tyson, . when bis back, examining a niece book An- .,.,. ,,, f man -.-is merrily tin tin paint, gold in his hair. Mentioning while the anvils in black ally to an older bench fellow when I, i sounded as if something . latter tame to the foreman for . ,, , . stock, tho habit hie Calvin , , , . , ,, ed the older man and is the thinking. He called at the in hoard in I where the young I resided and. acquainted there. yum in, or Hour, h miller we know, and look around, but don't gel the way for the men are busy. Smith, of was here of pants and than shoes. All men -lock at A. New Go ; Arriving D Come n for f A THE KING CLOTHIER. dress goos notions ladies and gems were here Monday. slippers arrived and Mock few the of ladies goods trimmings area bit In arrears. is more complete than list aim before. Consisting of mohair on tie route from i Vi- suitings, of all our We handle T. W. Wood and batiste, weather batiste . prepared to give receipts millet nil the latest for paper. Come aid see T. Cox and Bro. a Dr. sine lion for all those who for a year in advance. A. Johnston. G, A. and V. Mao- Ding went to Monday . The place to fence The A. G. Cox Mfg Co. have a lot of Pittsburgh Staples and bard wire. Be sure to get their prices before baying your spring supply of fence. I repair Shoes and do good work, growers. Bring them tO me either at my ,,,., home or at the buggy shop. j ,.,,. , Henry Nelson. M. Blow The me respectfully invited make me nappy, to call inspect our the happy, and get Barber Co yourself. I've got a good The bent place in to buy stationary is at the drug store. Miss Annie of Black Jack, and Sunday with Misses Jennet Cox Keep your warm and com- and avoid colds, and doctors bills, by buying your shoes at It. Chapman They carry the beat shoes at the reasonable prices. For seed oats, plow castings and all kinds supplies, see A. W. Co, quilting cotton cot tun see A. Co. Car load nice just in. A. W. and Co. Mrs. J. W. Sparks went to den Tuesday evening to see tier mother-in-law, Mrs. Sparks, who is sick. clothing yon- body, Jackson shoes for your feet, for the drugstore there we think beads and food for are themes he pleased headquarters. in silverware jewelry. K. H. Chapman Co, For Corn and eats to spec. recommended for the human family, line For sale by I. T. Cox Bro. Then- have been a drove of drummers hero this w eek. The Digest lot of pants ever brought to Winterville, your style, for at the drug Mrs Lilla Bell, of i- Mrs. Taylor, It would surprise you to see the Dumber of wagons and carts is shipped and sold by A. O. Cox Mfg Co., hut we were in their shop yesterday and they had a lot of work just being fence and their timber tine. perfect fence, also a,. O. Cot Mfg. Co. expect to reduce the ice of CO track coming season until la in easy reach of all to- County, when you come lo Oil the place fill holding your next institute came Sunday remember in marry a couple near here. The best board Stick salt .-heap than any Other town, the Par nth Bock no open Egg-, . per down. Cob blind you t, o many . in your n j with the proprietor, leaned the young n an upon coming to midday. dinner ind to his evening meal in- bit his room first. reason of his freshly bathed fin and hands and ed, oily hair when he appeared at tho table he was accounted a dandy, but one peculiarity was that of I to maid who made up hi room that she must dis- pose of his water, as he would i intend to that If. was discovered that be his hair before each dried it and oiled it and that, with h such operation ho deposit- ed in bis washbowl from one to two pennyweights of eighteen carat filings, which had from live to twelve hours in which to settle before his wash wilier was decanted therefrom. It was a clear steal of three penny-; weights or least for each of his working days. is needless to say that after this discovery his silent partnership, with a part of the ceased. one of the rare cases was that of a youth whose bench talk about his previous evening's amusements indicated an beyond productive rapacity a journeyman. His shop hours to the room were so methodical i arouse Ii was found with a pair of pocket scales he balanced against a paper cornucopia of an equal of I h be in i r pa- The Formal Opening of FINE M Dress Goods Takes Place on THURSDAY, MARCH 23RD, You are cordially invited to come and bring a friend. Store opens at a. m. All Who Attend Will Receive Souvenirs. Iii ed as n the hens lay. O. II. lime I who yon cm Improve The new Spring Hats, as this first glimpse reveals them, are not only different from those of other years, but different from one another The styles go and so that every preference and type face can be entirely iii In in ti pan. . i.; I i, . . . i . if I, j v, Ml es Ii i mil ml I ii i nu; price Harrington Barb t Si Co. I've just returned from the market c i n full bargains yen d i i lie of gold Iii bis pan, i . the ; lid Carolina . so Hint his I with him. tin- era-1 I mention and aged , ed, with a twinkle , have Th Helen . Helen on a ii lo her i. the . I pet. n ere ii,,, date ; . ,. ,,, ,;. t. from the .,, , , . ; an lion in, u Id be i Cir- family. . tho ever saw in ribbons and fancy Grandma would say, don't Laces and dress i i while the next your lit, are cordially maid would call in invited to call and Mrs. J a Y For white goods, ladies collars, . . ,., , you really must not tease rat I . . . mil so on, until tho little grew ties, go In A. , . . ,. , . Howard Harris was called borne I tery familiar with tho various W. , they have a large assortment, Mrs. returned Bun- day evening from Baltimore. For stone wine, N pitchers, A. W. Co. For nice of nil kinds go to they haven as- Howard Harris was called borne familiar with tho to attend the burial of his uncle, of protest. V. Harris, who died suddenly ; Falkland. Don't feel like there in then.; Do they pain you and feel tired on reading I Do become mattered and adhere while asleep; That denotes u i. . i r vision and la. rem For axes hoes shovels forks by wearing eye glasses. B. T, and . of I p i and y with the proper Ices. spades go to A. A life's. is i. iv.-I in the tint church here. Urn- grandma home from a visit and announced the interesting fuel the Smiths had a largo of Maltese kit- i I ii a dear, nu can have one of when they are older if you kind of did you grandma e. I think are oil . ; i . I i The Coin Tm . . i . i i nu can In I'm . i n-i Th i i; i I'm I'm I I a. hi I. nm I a i k I ha,. . . i Everything in Sailors and Heady to Wear Hats. Mrs. take of the Ti; . h we will -ii you in Dr lints. Will ii yen s fir Q riff in. St The Reflector was never prepared than now lo nice Job Printing. New presses, new type and plenty of Mock re- added work is done right and prices are right. POOR PRINT