DAILY REFLECTOR.= @, J. WHICHARD. Editor.Subscription 25. cents per Month.Entered as second-class mail matter._ EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY)Br ene__TOBACCO GROWERS MEETING.ort". The Tobacco Growers Asso-"-~ ciation met at the Court House in» Greenville pursuant to adjourn-_ ment, and was called to order by'.the President J. J. Laughing-house, Esq., at 2:30 A. M. Satur-day, June 8th, 1895.Mr. Joyner explained the ab-sence of the Secretary who de-clined to serve on account ofress of business, whereupon E.- Pace was elected to fill thevacancy:The Committee appointed at theOrganization on by-laws &e., be"ing called for, Mr.Moye explaineawhy they were not ready to re"port.On motion of Mr. Joyner thatthe present Committee be dis-' charged and a new one be ap-pointed, to report at the next~meeting, the chair named O L.Joyner, E. A. Moye and C. D.Rountree.Mr. Joyner at this juncturemade a talk explanatory of theobjects of this association Mr.Moye urged that all tebaccoplanters join by giving in their"names and lend their aid to fur-- ther the objects which was for the~ purpose of benefitting the plant-ers of this county.Mr. G. T. Tyson, was calledupon and statedthat the commit-~tee on by-laws who he had ex-pected to do the work had dis-appointed him, but while uponhis feet he gave some wholesomeadvice to new beginners as towhat was essential to secure topprices. Good tobacco he statedwas the only way, and to realize_ big prices they must make it fine.-- Common tobacco, like cotton, was- too low to talk aLout.Mr. Harris made some per.tinent remarks on the subject ofpatent laws...*¥ Mr. J.B. Grimes was in favorof some decided action on thepart of this association andmoved thata committee of five» be appointed to investigate and~ get ali the datain regard to the- patent laws, &c. The chair named» on this cemmittee J. B. Grimes,~E. M. Pace, E. A. Moye, O. L.~ Joyner and L. F. Evans.- A. d. Moye stated what had_ been done at a meeting held atFarmville and moved that this_ association pledge itself not to- purchase this patent looping pro-_ eess for euring tobacco._ And the association pledge it.self to protect anyone who mightuse the system. ~Mr. Joyner moved an amend-"»=-ment to Mr. MoyeTs ~motion thatthe association do not pledge it-self to the support of anyone whomight use it but that the associa"tion pledge itself to protect any-one in any test case that mightcome up before the courts. :Mr. Grimes asked for informa-tion as to the best plan to protectplant beds after the tobacco crophad been set out and if the sow-ing of peas upon the bed wouldnot be sufficient to save it fromweeds and grass that the samebed might be used again.Mr. Pace answered him bystating that a good located bedwould improve each year if plan"ters would take it when thor-oughly dry and cover it over withleaves or pine tags and thesebushes weighted down, and thefollowing February when readyto burn remove the rubbish, stirup the leaves by reversing theSame, putting the brush on theground, leaves on top and with@ garcen sprinkler give it a goodsprinkling of kerosene oil andfire it. This would be sufficient.It was on motion agreed thatwhen the association adjourned,it would meet at the Court Housein Greenyille, Saturday beforefourth Sunday in June at 2oTclock.Some 75 names were enrulleda8 members, and each one wasrequested to urge his neighborto become a member and be pres.ent next meeting. No furtherbusiness appearing the associa-tion adjourned.J. J. LLAAUGHINGHOUSE, Pres.E. M. Paces, Sec.aCHURCH ETIQUETTE.The next time your journeyleaves you stranded in the greatand delightfnl city of New Chick-Oradalphia on the Sabbath, ifyou should go to the church ofSt. Indolence" I can recommendit as haying the slowest Singingand the softest pew cushions,with a preacher to match, in thecity"you will see the followingoSuggestions to Worship pers :�~Fall or slide in the pew near-est the aisle. Stay there. Donot sit erect, buts lop. Rest oneelbow on the arm of the pew ;support the side of the face withthe outspread hand.**~Do not rise during the sing"ing of the hymns. The fact thatyou played tennis or base ball aliSaturday afternoon or walkedfour or five miles around a_bil"liard table Saturday night, en"titles you to a little rest on Sab-"bath morning. -oExtend your feet as far underthe pew as you can without slid_ale rae eting off the seat. Gratefully andpolitely cover your month withyour hand while yawning daringthe sermon. If your minister 1slooking at you, coyer the mouth~with both hands; at the close ofthe yawn, bring your jaws togeth-er with a cheerful snap.oAfter looking at your watch,always turn your head and gazelongly and earnestly toward thedoor.oDo not move if a stranger, ac-companied by his wife anddaughter, attempts to enter yourpew. Permit them to climb overyour legs, no matter how muchit May annoy vou.oDo not annoy strangers whomay enter tae church by lookingat them, or even glanciugin theirdirection. Ifthey really want aseat, they will find one withoutthe obstructive interference ofother people.oAt the closé of service, remark aloud, but to yourself, thatyou are hungry as a shark, andset off for home at a brisk trot.T"Sunday Schvol Times.Progressive Lovemaking,A few evenings since twogirls were walking down Innissstreet, talking about their bestyoung men of course. At leastone of them was.oCharlie was up to see melast night,TT she said with atwitter.oThat's twice a week, isnTtit®T inquired the other.~Yes ;T and she blushed andgiggled.~I suppose heTll come threetimes in the next week ?~I suppose sgo.�T. ~And four times the next?ToThatTs what brother says.T~And five times the next ?T~*ThatTs what sister says.�*~And six times the next?TTo~ThatTs what aunty says,T~~And seven times the next ?�~oThatTs what papa says-TT~~And then what ?T~~Then weil. get married ;thatTs. what everybody sajs�T~~And then what ?ToAnd then I wonTt see himany more ofan evening; thatiswhat mamma says.T T-"SalisburyHerald."_"____=EEThe Bible is against bloomers,negligee shirts for women andmenTs cravats. If you donTt thinkso, peruse this from the book ofDeuteronomy : oThe woman shal!not wear that which pertaineth toman, for all that do are an abomESTABLISHED 1875.S Jl: SehultzAT THEOLD BRICK STOREPAERMEES AND MEKUCHANTS BUYing their yearTs supplies will tindtheir interest to get our prices before puchasing elsewhere. Ourstock is completen allits branches.PORK SIDES&SHOTILDERS,FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAKRICE, TEA, &c.alwuys at LOWEST Ms REET PRICES.TOBACEO SNUFF & CIGARSwe buy direct from Manufacturers, enabling youto buy at one profit. A complete stock ofFURNITUREalways onhand and solid at prices to suitthe times. Our goods areall bought andsold for CASH therefore, having no riskto run,we sell at a close margin.Respectfully,8S. M. SCHULTz,Greenville. N.Cee __ ceeProfessional Cards.B F. TYSON,.Attorney and Counselor at-LawGreenville, Pitt County, N.C.Practices in all the CourtsCiyil and Criminal Business Solicited.Makes a special of fraud diyorce,dam-ages, actions to recover land, and col-lections.Prompt and careful attention givenall business.Money to loan on approved security.Terms easy.J. H. BLOUNT. JI. L.LOUNT & FLEMINGATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,GKEENVILLE, N. C.B8@" Practice in all the Courts.L. C. LATHAM. HARRY SKINNER.j attam & SKINN on,FLEMINGATTORNEYS*AT-Law@,GREE- VILLE. N. c.THOS. J. JARVIS.JASVIs & BLOW,¢ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,GRERKNVILLE, N.C,%@ Practice in. allthe Courts.John E. Woodard, F.'C. Harding,Wilson, N.C. Greenville, N.C.OODARD & HARDING,ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,Greenville, N.Epecial attentiongiven to collectiansnd settlement of claims.ALEX. L. BL OwBarbers.gAMES A. SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST,GREENVILLE, N.C,G@ Patronage solicited.i4 ERBERT EDMUNDS.FASHIONABLE BARE ER.Under Overa House,ination unto the Lord thy God.�Gentlemens Clothing.Special attention given to cleaning