om |egREFLECTORTDAILYD. J. WHICHARD. Editor.Subscription 25 cents per Month. |ail matter.Entered as second-class �"�eee : .Editor HuoNews, says he went to RaleighMonday but did not see the Leg-islature as they would not lethim in-have blacked his face.The Election Law is to be ia-troduced into the Legislature to-day and the County Governmentbill is to follow a few days later.Then will be seen something ofwhat the oBig FiveT have beendoing forthe past few weeks atRaleigh. We venture the asserton that not a half dozenmembers of the Legislature hasbad one thing to do with thepreparation of either bill.Weather prophet Hicks. whosepredictions have been 80rate that be is considered goodauthority an the subject, says theeouutry to hive two Moresevere spells of weather duringFebruary. On the 17th and dtuthere will be a decided cold wavethat will chauge quickly to warmer, and then betweentbe 20:h andYith the weather will make a rec-ord long to b:3 Ifthat recordis to be auy worsethan the paet week we are notauxious to see it.accu1sreinew bered.To use a borrowedMarion Butler is indsel a ~JimDandy.T When the Legislaturefirst met he thoug it ita boly ofmighty fine fellows. Well, Ma-cionwapted an offics then, but as theybave done ali they can do for himand given him a seat theexpression,10United States Senate for six years.he has no further use for them,and his former praise has givenplace to ridicule. In a recentissue of his paper, the Cuucasiin,t, of the Burlington:The brother ought to,he lets his opinion of that body~crop out in the following utter-ance:We wonder why some. enter-ng member of the Legislaturedoes no offer a biil to permit the~women of certain counties tobang their hair, if they want to.About as much sense 10 that, asmay be found in a good mapyother private bills, that hayebeen offered, and"passed too.In the opinion of the REFLECToR tbe Legislature has desplayedao little seuse in no other act aswhep Marion Batler was madeSenutor(prisiaes " ""sThe height cf impudence 1sshown by the Cunertwian When itcharges that the Democrats 1Dthe Legislatare are endeavoringto prevent legislation. It chargesthit the Democrats agreed incaucus to pursue such a courseand it calls upon the majority totitle such action. That thisutterly false wasby Messrs. Ray, Smith and Mcn-roe. Never did a peper get aworse olicking tban these gentlhemen gaye the (uteatsian in the)Mr. Ray)said that it was a malicionas false-House lust Saturday.ofThis is pretty rough on thebood, instigated vy the atherlies.ex"preacher who is editor of thispaper, but is not ore whit moretbhan what he deserves.that he has changed from tryiugto be an instrument to save soulsand is doing his utmost to damnthe: in the sight of their fellow~man. Unless we are mistaken,however, the Democrats in thisbody are able to take care ofthemselves regardless of whatthe Caucisian may say or do.Even Mr. Freneh, the most bitter| partizan, probably,in the Legisla~tune, gave the lie to that sheet.oWhen sucha course is resortedto as that paper is* pursuetng toget through legislation whichwill be hurtfulto the countre allgood men ought to be open 10coudemuation of every body con-l nected with it. We douTt knowthree men better fitted tu exposesuch conduct than Messrs. Ray,Peebles and Smith. All honor tosuch men, the people every whereare applauaing them.""eeeFroudeTs Recreations.The late James Anthony FroudeTsfavorite amusements were yachtingand angling, and, until his last ill-ness commenced, he was out every||isclearly shown.It seems)fine day sailing and sea-fishing ina~little vessel which he kept at Sal-Wranine where he lived for several~months in each year. He was the'very best of good company, and amost attractive and delightful com-panion, whose excellent talk andendless flow of anecdotes will beJong remembered by those who have~often seen him in private. He al-ways wished to die in Devonshire,~and his life ended within twentymiles of Darlington Vicarage, wherehe was born, and where his earlydays were spent.~'An Accomplished Fact.�ToGrandma, may I take that pieceof chocolate you left on the table?I will beso good!�© Wes, you may take it.�(The litile girl does not move.)oWhy don't you go and get it?�oOb! grandma, dear, I ate itfirst!T"LTAnnunziatore.Greenville Market.s)Corrected by S. M. Schu'tz, a thOld Briekx storelButter, per Ib 1' to 15We-tern Sides 6.6) to 4Sugar cured Ilams ll tol12Corn 40 to G9Corn Menl 50 to 8?Cabbage Dd tow 1?Flour, Family 306 to 849tard © H to 19Oats 5 to GOPotatoes Irish, per bbl 300 to 350'Potatoes Sweet, per bu 30 tO 49| Sugar 3 to?| Coffee 16 to 2?Sat per Sack SU to 200|(Cchickens124 to YAYEggs, per doz 1°Beeswax per Ib 20Kerosene 9to 10Pease, per bu 50 to 7?Huils, per ton HOCotton Seed Meal 20 UO-flides 1} to 3Minks 25 to 79