*ES ae, aEres Se adel ee hs eS ay""DAILY REFLECTOR. |of the editors present, the ban-|qnet was strictly acold waterone, every form of ~~ex:ra dryTT |Subscriptiog 2% cents per Month. ~and other ~~pruducers of high!oDp. J. WHIGCHARD. Ecitor. -Entered #s second-class mail matter, BOPeS�T being entirely absent.___ |Mr. Marshall needed none ofEVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY) these to help him look withTSS prophetic eye into the futureUpon our recent visif tO and point out some of the pos-Greensboro to attend the Press sibilities of so great a State asconvention held there, we couldT North Carolina. If editor Be~but look with admiration upon thune hves a hundred years hethe enterprises of that city, her will see more startling thingsvarious factories, mills, banks. than plows running at night byeducational institutions, mag- electricity.nificent hotels, namerous in-, Sa |dus'res and splendid mercan- oChilfren Were Obliged to Smoke.��|pile establishments. eS ss In areport of the Proceeding®was nothing in the way of a re~ . |. 7 and Debates in the House oftail store that moreimpressed ns; head Commons in 1621, while James,than the large chinaware head- |... atill on the British thrones, we)quarters of E. M. Caldelengh & 47. told that Sir William Siroud,Bro. We had the pleasure of moved that ~~Tobacco be banished!being shown through their 1m~ wholly out the kingdom aud thatmense extablishment by one of it may not be brought lu from |the proprietors and found the aoy port, nor used amobg aus.�stock simply marvelous. It While Sir Guy Palmer arguedwould have done credit to acity that oif tobacco be not bauishedthat contains many times more it will overthrow one huudred.than GreensboruTs 10,000 inhab- thousand men in EKoglanud, foritants. There was nothing in 00w it is so common that he haththe line of china, and house 8¢eD ploughmen take it a3 theyfurnishing gouds generally that ®r° the plough.�they did uot have. They are ex | Oue suthority says thattensive importers of the very te last Great Flague ia, Loudonfinest wares. This firm enjoys. a SnOps~~ ~had the Plague. It is certain thata trade that reaches almost Ov 20 A SASS eenthe ses State and extends 0 | most excellunt preseryative, in 80meighboring States and as far joch that children were obligedaway as Alabama, to smoke. And I remember thatI heard Tom Rogers, who wasThe splendid quality of extra yeoman-beadle, say that where hedry v1 some otherequally fruit- wasthat year when the Plagueful producer of high hopes and raged a school-boy at Eaton, all~ £ prospects, forming pa vof the menu atihe Press ban~,'0° Be J es a eerqnet at Greensboro last week obliged tosmokeinthe school,T aod that he was never whippedgotin happy effects upon edi- so much in his hfeas he was onetor Marshall Inhis remarks, orning for not smoking.� ThiaMr. Marshall predicted thatscmetime in the future we people in North Caroliua would boys think 18 osmoking,�see windmi:!s all over the State head masters in our days do not!generating electricity for farm~ order smoking as a preventive of.mg operations and that all plagues of any kind."Lawrencenight electric plows would turn Hutton in Harper's Weekly. |furrows under the glare of elec- a |tric lights. Clinton Democrat. According to a New York com |ic paper @ youug man was arrest |If our good brother of the ed in that city charged with kissDemocrat had been present at ing a lady against her will on thehe Press Convention he would Public highway. The prisonermot have been stumbling into pleaded that she was in bloomers, and he mistook her for hissuch a blunder as the above r2f-'|long-lost brother. The magis-~said the local tradesman can nowhave ~Known that, much to the) gcarcely supply the femimine de-_ gratification of a large majorityT mand for bicycles and bloomers.wane""January 12th,oat.of course, was before the inven- short order. unless he has sometion of the cigarette, which scnool: | yery plausible excuse.and |TOBACCO UNION.Spoken by little six year-old FrankHarris at Hurdle Miits school house,3895:reCome old and young and hear me teilHow strony tobacco smokers sniell,Who love to smoxe their pipes so well,That for tob weo th=v would sellThetr right to Social Union.~They always sent the atmosphere,And you may know wheu they are near,ThoT not a word from them youTll bear.Their breath grows stronger every year,In this Tobacco Unioa.Oft the fumes and smoke will riseLike morning mist toward the skies,And wve to thei whohave weak eyes.Uuless they take their leave and flyfrom a Tobacco Union.Often within the church vou yiewSume pessons there who sit and chew.And spit on carpet, floor and pew,Until it spreads a fuot or two,And siug of Heavenly Union.Sometimes the quid is large within,The juice ruus out and stains their chin,And then [| always have to grin,Ap ithink there is nu Iittle siu,Iu thia Tubacco Union.The ladies, they are sweet. otis tive,But they have learned to use it two.It ¥ould almos make a monkey laughTv see them spit upon the ohearth,�Aud talk of Marriage Union.Sometimes youT!l see fiy- or sixOat io the wov's nuntil g sticks.The sticks are cut, the swabs are made,And in a group they nuw parade.Aid uow for Slobbering Union.CHRISTMANTS ©OINTMENTTRADE MARKFor the Cure of all Skin DisesesThis Prepa:ation has veen fm use ove!~ifty years, and wherever know hasbeen in steady demand. It has been e).~dorsed by the leading physicians all over-be country, and hageffected cures whereall other remedies, with the attention ofthe ~uost experienced physicians, havefor years failed. This Ointment is oflong standing and the high reputationwhich it has obtained is owing entirely/ its own efficacy, as but little effort harever been made to bring it before thesublic. One bottle of this Ointment willbe sent to any address on receipt of OneDollar. All Cash Orders promptly at-tended to. Address all orders andcommunications toT. F. CHRISTMAN,Greenville,The CharlotteUBSERY ER,North CarolinaTs "FOREMOST NEWSPAPERN.CAnd now the snuff box is pulled out,And witb their sticks they auip it out,/Andrub their teeth ins:de and out,/;And smear their facesal! about,And talk of Snuff Communion.From Person County, N. C., Courier. |aa"| DAILY| ANDWEEKLY.eeIndependent and fearless ; bigger and| more attractive than ever. it wil] be an~invaluable visitor to the home. theOne thing railroad people are Office, the club or the work room.tiarticalar about" employ-sesjmake an effort to do 80, or theyalways get out of ajob. No lessthan twenty men, mostly laborers,Jhave been discharged recently atGreensboro, says the Record.When a man lets things run alonguntil his wages are garnished helie likely tobe out of a job inIt is not worth while in thispractical age to pay any attentionto a mauTs membership in acharchor his pretentions to piety if hisactions do not accord. Ifa mandefrauds his neighbor, quibblesover and does not pay his honestbills, his membership and pre"tended piety do not amount toarow of pins. He doer not bonest-ly believe in the one, and hypocrisy is the base of the other."must pay their deots, or at least.|THE DAILY OBSERVER.All of the news of the world. Com-| plete Daily reports from the State| and National Capitols. $8 a year.'THE WEEKLY OBSERVER.| A perfect family journal. All thenews of the week. The reportsfrom the Legislature a special. Fea-ture. Remember the Weekly Ob-server.ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.Send for sample copies. AddressTHE OBSERVER,Charlotte, N. CA TLANTIC & NORTH CAROLIN. R. R. TIME TABLE.In Effect December 4th, 1898.GOING EAST. GOING WES'13Pas. 1): ily Pas... DailyEx Sun. STATIONS Ex Sun,Ar. | Ly. Ar. Lv.P. M.|/P. M. A. M/A, M.3 20 }Goldsboro 11 0025 | 4 30 {Kinston 948;945 &0) 5 5S |Newbern 8 17{| 827 28) 7 33.;MorehTdCity| 6 42 | 63P M. P. M. lA. MJA.MTrain 4 counects with WilmingtonWeldon train boand North, leavinGoldsboro 11:55 a. m., and with R.& RLouisburg 7imes.train West, leaving Goldsboro 2 35 p.mSeg ee eT ene at ee Peer ae