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D. J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.&TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.TERMS: 25 Cents a Month,ASRERRVTLLE N. C. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1897,saessNo, =HANS. SHIM 1FULL NEi ilviWe havethe largestand most completes~oek of Falland Win-.ternts rnishingsever bronght toGreenville.We bought a largestock and there-tore can selllowIf you want gooo and)stylish goods come andsee us. It is no trou-ble to show goods andwe take pleasure in sodoing.~ QUIN ERLY LEMS.meena enion ineQuiverty, WN. C., Sept. 13, 1897.H.C, Brooks, of Grifton, has takena position with L. J. ChapmanT & Cc.for the fal! season.Will Oden, cf Bath, was visiting hissister, Mrs. W. F, Pittmen, last Thursday. |Glad to see Will OTNeill and J. V.Johnsor, of the Singer Sewing MachineCo, in town las: week.John Quinerly, ot Ayien, was hereon the 10th,L. J. Chapman and W, B. Quinerly| were in your city on Friday last sellingtobacco,A ae ll Qvinerly carried a nice lot ot|| Quinerly retarned on Thursday from{and winter is all anybedy could wish{and up to date in every department,in ay intobaced to Kinston tast Monday andreports good prices,Walter Chapman, of Coxville.grading tobiceo tor L. J. Chapman.J.P. Quinerly is overhauling hisginning plant in readiness for the largecrop of cotton,Ts)L. J. Chapman is makmg an addi-Cor to lis already handsome dwelhngon Grifton street.J.C. Lanier, cf your city, placed a{very handsome tombstone to the gravejot the little son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P,Quinerly on the 10th inst,| other citizens.| cit'gens may put the Lotel above upenOur young geople had a very pleas-¢ant stroll on ~Thnorsday night to of. C.SinithTs vinepay where they were en-tertained very royaily. It could nothave b@en otherwise with the MajorTshospitality.Did somebcdy get left one night last |week ? Wethink so. |Willie Kilpatrick is very busy look"ing after the interest of the Kinstonwarehouse,The publie school for the white raceopened at Centreville academy last |Monday. |Mrs. M. F. Latham and Mrs. J. P.an extended visit to Creenville andVicinity.They Are HustlersIt ig not necessary to call attention | .;to the large double columa advertise. |ment of Ricks & Taft in this issue.You will be sure to see that anyway,but the REFLECTOR wants to pointat the enterprise of the young mencomposing this firm. They are hustlersand are doing a business fully in keep-(); Boston, 11.ing with the spirit of enterprise theymanifest, Their ptosk of goods for fall |to sez, handsome, of the best qualityAnd when it comes to prices they justdonTt let anybody. make a lower figurethan they can make,THREE PROPOSITIONS.ae naeShall Greenyille Have a First Class: Hotel?I have been so trequertly importunTdabout building a hotel in Greenvillefor the past two years, and not beingable or willing to assume the respousi-bility o: such an enterprise alone, I nowoffer the following (hree propos'tions orany other which may be suggestedbetter or more feasible, to the end thata hotel may be built. |Ist. T will furnish the site on thevacant corner diagonally from CourtHouge at an areed value, or letfix thethereof and put tt in stock and take onethreedisinterested citizens valitethird interest with two others, makingus one third equally interested iu theenterprise,2nd. I ibe ane!money enough to take cone half interestwill furnish sitein the enterprise with any number o!ord, I willfurnish the site and build |the first story, end any number otany fair and reasonable terms, own andcontrol it. I will take stock in it, inaddition to putting an office on theground floor in stock ef the enterprise.I can satisfy parties desiring to investthet the enterprise will pay 10 percent.I have application for $2,000 stcck.These propositions wi'l be open for cendavs. Any parties d-s~ring informa-tion in the matter in my absence -may |see Aug.M, Moore, Esq.ot the enterprise including the land willbe about $13,000.The entire costC. M. BERNARD.BASE BALL.Games Playedjand Standing § otClubs."laetaiinhena nienteFRANK WILSON, 3THE KING CLOTHIER.aT =oh &a 3ete yyoa xwySnx tN Poo© Top irMm DetoreS peace arns OO@ 2°20 4° ,nt SoG Pe Bs2 AO moees Spon~ ppoege bh. 4(Re Posie y beybowel * ph,@ Fse8ee oYoD e" 9oz0 ar xpa | © Quy SS .+ RF Ao (a(Hy O90? 2 a ina) oP on by aMy 9 Osta !�"�Ke)S 8°ass 8oe oie CDcob & 02)e) © D's uNeaesa §Aue~UMOYS I9A9 BarisJee DO wae k Ay YY YA CAAA AR OKFRANK WILSON, The KingClothier,PhiladelphiaSept.11" Philadelphia,Washington,Sept. 11"Cincinnati,4;Washinaton, 8,New York, Sept. 11"Broeklyn, 9; |New York, 6.Bal niiore, oa 11"Chicago, 3:Baltamore, Game called end of 9thon ace*unt ot darkness,11"Pittsburg, 6;inninsVittsburg. Sept.Cleveland, 5.HOW TARE OLNBS STAND.Won Lost Per CentBaltimore 80 =. 83 708Boston 82... 8d 701New York 7 8 ©40 652Cincinnati 65 438 a7d| Cleveland 57. 99 491Washington 536 465Chicago 53 «664 453Philadelphia d1 64 436Brooklyn d2. 69 444Pittsbury 49 65 430Louisville 49 69 415St. Louis 26.....89 239ALFREDBoots, Shoes,FURNITURE,y If you 1 want to save money trade withT jus.Agent for George A. ClarkTs;Spool | Cottonsime ane Builders Materials pecs! ty.FORBES.Dry Goods -: - and-:- Notions,CLOUTERING,Hats, Caps,HARD WARE,H. Ml. HARLs | ® iaSpe4a hoes.|I have 4 pecialDepartments,ADRESS GOODS. | CLOTHING:I have more patterns; My line of clothingand more holt 0008 ji, much more completethan ever before. Inthe latest colors both|@2¢ I-can suit you inplain and fancy. air clay worsted, cheviots,mings to match infand fancy plaids tromPN a le Nae, ae!bra.ds, sets _velvets,}$3.00 to 15.00. Spee-silks, and Jet. ial orders taken.SHOES.Prices from .75 to$4. Hamilton Browns!to $3.00 in felt ana$2.50 ladies shoes | !cuarenteed. Meng mip stiff, any style, crush,hoes guaranteed, Aialpine, stiff, and broadspecial Ine of babyjbrim, A big line of.caps and JamoshantereySin ihadindhin tad AANA,HATS.i have hats trom .50Give us a call and we will do our best tosatisfy you...HLM. HARD

®ae*ierd*ereaeetas*eos ~ } 2 ecSins ah ak ame) Eee Ae oe ra: al * ie a 2 te~ EVERYoKowred as second-class mail matter.~4 eere coma eteTEDea Wet oe et $3.00Se 25One week. OsDelivered in town by carriers withoutextre cost. 7Adyertisng rates are liberal andean be~ad on application to the editor or atpo CO:All Are Requested to Help Raise- Sallie Lipscomb.Brooks, Effie Brooks.af~ aoman seeAFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY).~itedcomicA ceedJeeFarrah arent ainmeeinrimenn teen entetee nena_ 3UTRSCRIPTION RATES. 'We desire a live correspondent atavery postoffice inthe county, who willsend in brief items of NEWS a8 it Ocvurstn each neighborhood, Write plainlyand only on one side of the paper.i A RO coresEMBER 11, 1897,"- enn steneSATURDAY. SEPT. hi cee rhea me carexa Sena sae, Sinner monteoMONUMENT COMMITTEE.nealthe Fund.The followiug ladies hare oven se-lected to ~assist in raising a fund toerect a monument te the Pitt countysoldiers. Each one is requested 0eanvass her respective neighborhoodtor subscriptions, and 0 turn theamount over to J. G. Moye, Green-ville, who is Treasurer of the monu-ment fund. p. F. Sues,Sec, Bryan Grimes Camp FittCounty Confederate Veterans.GREENVILLE.Mesdames F. G. James, E. A.Moye, Jr., G- RB. King, T. E. Hooker,Misses Julia Fo'ey, Line Sheppard,GREENVILLE POST OFFICE,Mrs. Ben Willoughby, Misses SallieGalloway, Nolie Allen, Bettie Tripp,Ella May, Alice Crawford, AmandaNichols, Be sie Tyson, Henrietta Me~Gowan, Addie Williams.HOUSE.Mrs. Emily Cobb Brown, MissesNora L. Briley, Musa Barnhill, Em-ma Lewis, Etta Moore, Nannie Flem-ing. . ,BRTHEL.Misses Cenié Cherry, Lena Jenkins,Hattie Jones, Cornelia Manning, Ad-die Tyson, Maggie N elson,HOLLAND.Mra. Aylmer Harris, Misses AnnieGardner, Mattie Stancill, Lizzie Par-ker, Annie Thigpen.: PACTOLUS,Mesdames R. R. Fleming, J. B.Little, Misses Bessie James, EvaFleming, Vinie Ward, Eteanor Rol-lina., OAKLEY.Mrs. Nannie Gainer, Misses VernaLittle, Mary Highsmith, Mary Whnte-hurst.ROBERSONVILLE.Miss E'la Keel.: WHICHARD.Miss Leroy Mooring,, AYDEN. ;Mescames J. R. Smith, L. H,Rouutree, Misses Lizzie Hines, LenaBland.WINTERVILLE,Mesdames A, @. Cox, B. F. Man-ning, J. D. Cerroll, Misses NannieCox, «lice Tripp, Katie Smith,_ -REDALIA.- Mesdames J. D. Cox, B.'T. Czx,| JOHNSONTS MILLS._ Misses Annie Harding,COXVILLEMrs, M. M. Ellis, Misses Winnie~| tain. Misses Lizzie Peebles, Lela War-from the Newbern road to the roadAnniea o FALKLAND. : 7Mesdames C. C. Vines, J. L, Founren. Sallie Cotten, Emma Williams.FARMVILLE.Mesdames W. R. Horne, A. D.Hill, Aaron Turnage, Misses MayTurnage, Mavie Lang, Mary Edwards.' DONGOLA.Misses Florence Lang,Lewis; Delphia Beleher.COUNTY COMMISSIONERSAmandaJWork Done at Their Last MeetingThe following sums were orderedpaid out of the treasury : For paupers,$90; tor County Home, $182,238 ;for bridges and lumber $554.24; re~peirs on Court House, $600; Sheriff,256,45 ; Register of Deeds, $34.82;Commissioners, $10.60 ; Superinten«dent Health, $10.50; coffins for pau.pers $11; sundries, $33.60.Bryant Back was allowed to peddlewithout license.The agreement of the Town Coua-cil ot Greenville relative to the title tothe lot occupied by the market housewas accepted. :The survey of county lines betweenMartin and Pitt counties was orderedcertified to and sent to Secretary ofState.A rule was ordered served on thesheriffs of Edgecombe. Durham, Cra-ven, Martin and Wilson courties toappear before the Board on the firstMonday in October and show ¢US9why they should act be attached forneglect ot official duties,Ordered that Superintendent ofHealth be allowed $83.33 per monthfor his professional services.Jordan Nobles was allowed $3 toturpish clothing for a deat mutedaughter.Robert Jobnson was appointed toregister stock in Swift Creek stock lawterritory ard William Blount in Con-tentrea.A new road was ordered laid out inFarmville township from the forksnear, Wiley WilliamsT to the Plankroad, a distance of 1} miles ; also anew road in Swift Creek townshipnear Daniel CoxTsThe Sheritt was ordered to keep thefront door of the Court House lockedat night and to allow no one to uie theCourt room without the permission of(the Chairman ot the Board.A few other minor matters in theway of changing tax valuxtions andexemptions were attended to,re cer ereThe Jews Want Palestine.Tne clipping from the New YorkHerald in regard to the concertedmovement of the world-scattered Jewstoward returning to Palestice, showsthe latest and certainly very interestingaevelopments in othe Eastern ques-tion.� There was recently a congressot Jews in sessiun at Basle, Switzer-Jand, in which plans were formulated,lovking toward the purchase of Pales-tine from Turkey; towardJewish immigration to Palestine, andtoward the tounding of a great JewishUniversity in Jerusa'em, These plans,though meeting with some opposition,were enthusiastically adopted by amajority of the Congress, which wasdominated by Dr. Herzl and Dr. MaxNordau. It is stated, furthermore,that the Jewish leaders of thought onthe European continent and in Eng-land have employed the most famousarchitects ot the world to reproducethe plans of SolomonTs Temple, whichwas the glory of ancient architecture,urgii.gthe sefe side, are making advances towo be allowed tothrough to India and China.is one cf unusual interest,"CharlotteObserver.and which it is intended to rebuild atEngland to secure Palestine, Englandbuild railroadsWhatever the outcome, the questionThe interiors ot one thousand of tiemost attractive homes in the UnitedStates have been photographed by ~heLadiesT Home Journal. One hundredof tre best of these pictures will be re-produced in that magazine, The firstarticle of the series"oInside of a Hun-dred Homes� "will appear in the Oc-tober Journal. Bedchambers, recep-tion and dining rooms, bathro7ms,halls and apartments of every kindwill be pictured just as they are indaily use. Each picture containsdozens of suggestions. Every womanis interested in taking a peep into themost attractive homes in the lard,to see how they are furnished andarranged. She want to get practicalhints avd new ideas for furnishing berown. ~The houses photographed byth. Journal are those occupied bypersons of moderate income. heirinterior arrangement shows what per-fect taste can accomplish with a little:money and the touch of a womanTsdeft fingers. Homes in eyery State inthe Union"trom Maine to California"wre photographed for the Journa.Tsunique and usetul series.iw e " |Reflects the TownTt takes a live town to make alive newspaper. There never wasin the past hnarred years. neverwill, and never can b9 a livetuwo without alive newspaperThe newspaper i: dependentonthe town. It reflects the push,progress and aspirations of thetown. Without home patronageit can pot hve and thrive; thenagain, Whiie it is dependent onthe town, the town can not getalone without it. There is noauxiliary so valuable to a grow-ing town a8 an ou'spoken, puolic-spirited paper, wisely and wellmanaged"The New LEnoglandPress.W. M. Bond. J. L. Fleming.Bow & FLEMING,ATORNEYS-AT-LAW,°Greenville, N. C.Practice in all the courts.aShingles! Shingles!Heart Hand Made Cypress Shingles,$3.15 per thousand delivered at Green-ville. Apply 'oJ.R. SMITH & BRO.Ayden, N.C.LUMBER.\ E HAvE ESTABLISHED ALumber Yard at Greenyille withW. R. PARKER as Menager. Ordersfor Lumber, Rough or Dressed can beleft with him.HINES BROS. BUMBER CO.Kinstoa, VY. ©School For Girls AndBoys.On Monday, Sept. 6th, I will openmy school for giris and small boys inthe new schoo: building on Mr- W. B.WilsonTs lot, in Souch Greenville.Terms, etc., made known on applica-tions MISS MYKTLE WILSON,WANG OE SCHFall Session Opens Sept. 14.Instruction thorough. For terms, &c.apply toMRS, L. G. BERNARD,Greenville, N. C|R." A. TYSON, Vic-ePres.Velahle Property for SalREORGANIZED JSTATEMENT OF THEThe Bank of Greevil le,GREENVILLE, N. C..Atjthe Close_cf Business July 23rd, 1897.your account, promising everyjR. L. DAVIS, PresTt.*y L. LITTLE,UNE 15th,"1896. :/CashT erRESOURCES, LIABILITIES. * :luoans and Discounts $509273.62 ¢ Capital stock paidin | $23,000.00Over Drafts 1,580,18 § Surplus and Profits 503.19Premium on Stock 1,000.003 Deposits subject to Check 48,289.50°Due from Banks 2,630.55; Due to Banks 795.23:Furniture and Fixtures 1,505.00 Cashiers Checks ortstanding &153,12Vash Ltems 1,278.15 Time Certificates of Deposit , 55.00Cash in Vault, 14,528.54 "ames Total 972,796.08Total $72,796.04We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, aud shall be glad to haveaccommodation consistent with good banking. Ci}R. R. FLEMING, Pres,46.0%, inn!G. 9. CHERRY, { Vice Pres.The Bank ofE. B. HIGGS, Cashier,HENRY HARDING, ©AssTt CashierOAPITAL': Minimum $10,000; Maximum $100,000.' Organized June 1st,1897.Pitt County,GREENVILLE.N. C.She Bank wants yourtriendship and a share:_ ifnotall, of your business, and will grantevery favor consistent with safe and soundbanking. We invite correspondence or a per-sonal interview to that end.Wehavealarge ®STOCK OFWNTGOODSjust arrived. Come andsee us.OATS HRY END FLOURA SIGHT~~ ae 4 nen ie lua etal Cet Rt CCRC CACC"_"" OoUNDERTAKERFUNERAL DIRECTORS ANDEMBALMERS._""(We have just received @ newhearse and the nicest line of Cof"fins and Caskets, in weed, metal-lic and cloth ever brought to(Green\til.We are propen-vd 0 $0 ombalm-ing is ta its form--Versoval atventiou ziven toc 03dactivg fucorals and bodios etrected to our care will receevery mark of respeci.Our prices are 1ower than ever.Ne do not want monupoly but.wivite con petition._ We can be found at any and alktimes in the Joho FlanaganBuggy CoTs building.| FOR & SINeanalienESTABLISH 187¢-SAM. M. SCHULTZPORK , SIDES &SHONLDERPPAbeee® ANI?) MEKUHANT'S BUYing their yearTs supplies will tindtheir interest to get our prices befcre puchasing elsewhere. Ourstock is corpleteu allits branches.FLOUR,COFFEE,SUGARALWAYS AT LOWFST3MARKET PRICE,BOB GREENE &CO.conanomen35arbders.B. PENDER,FASHIONABLE BARBER,Can be found below Five Points.next door to Reflector office,AMES A, SMITH,TONSORIAL ARTIST.GREENVILLE; N. ©.Patronage solicited. Cleaning, Dy e~ngand Pressiag Gents Clothes a specialtyHSpecial attention given to cleaningGentlemens Clothing.CREENVILLEMale Academy.The next session of ~the svhool will.onesCRBERT EDMUNDS,FASHIONABLE BAREEK, oopen on®MONDAY SEPT. 6, 1897and continue for 10 mouths.{ division of Turkey, the Jews, to be on/aRecelver Kinsion, N.C,4 | Jerusalem,Borney, Eliza ChapmaPow ey; ei n, Lydia Roach,} he pultan ot Turkey has an empty : haere ' T ig The terms are as follows.oo t * hing ni . i Treasury, and the Jews own acd con. | Npckbrir'y BEEN APPOINTED and . Gnacco..& nuff &C, P imVes) BLAOR, JACK. trol the, wealth of the world. Strange] ville eam So ony Fo ahi we buy diroc) Y on eee ee ginCn ee wick ag : ¥ 4um Jer ¢ y, for the purpoge | e buy diroc) from, Faritactua. en tets Gertrude Smith, Mittie Gag_| as the idea seems, why js it mot posri- of settling the atts of ed Company, | Linz you to buy a ee : A Sing [Intermediate #2 50ictoria Venters. it bubl | { herebv offer for sale caalcarnie te ae a. stiles hao edool r tiie Higher eon} eeoh ble, 1 not pro udIe, that the Sultan, and adjoining the town of Greenville Pn eG A : a Gare $3 00 oGRIMESLAND, " who is possessed with the idea ol re~ pare ; to Arey Company. Nrjvedly i FURN TU RE Languages (each) ** $1 00Sees . e reaso aR AfMesdumes J. J. Laughinghouse, J, |°'"�"�6 the ancient glory of Turkey; | lots to sult puretiasers. ete ye irdice anette AS 7 The work and discipline of the schoo!nes, J. O. Proctor, W. M. may drive = bargain with the rich| For further information see or [ad- always on hand and soldat mreeado suk ~act bess heretofore. eke eeoe Farate Suntan, [Jews? Bat in cas the great powers] 7 OWT HINES, [sold orcas ads areall bought and] We ask contaee hate Sonata Dain te ttar, ogee the] LOVE My sl frat Bure aig era

~ Atlantic Coast Line.:Schedule in Effect Aug. 16th, 1865,Departures from Wilmington.N ORTH BOUND.DAILY No ¢8"Passenger"Due Meg-9.35 a.m. nolia 1/.59 am. Warsaw 11.10am, Goldshoxo 11.48 am, Wilson 12.43 p m. Rocky Yount1.20 p m, Tarboro 2.58 p m,Weldon 3,3) p m, Petersburg5.F4 p wm, Richmond 6.50 pm.Norfo.k 6.05 p m, Washing-ton 11.10 pn, Raltimore 12 53am, Philadelpnia 3°45 a m,New York 6.53 am, Boston,00 p m.DAILY No 40"Tas:enger"Duc Mag7.16 p m. noiia 8.55 p m. Warsaw 9.10p m, Goldsboro 19.10 p m,Wilson 11.06 p m. Tarboro6.45 a m, Rocky Mount 11.57pm, Weldon 1 44am, Nor-folk 1.10 a m, Petersburg3 24a m, Richmond 4.26 a m,Washington 7.414 m, Balti,more 5 4 m, Philadeiphia11.25 am, New York 2.02 pm, Boston 8.30 p m.SOUTHBOUND,DAILY No 55"Passengor Due Lake-10 p.m. Waccamaw 4.55 p m, Chadbourn 5.40 p m Marion 6 43 pm, Florence 7.25 p my Sum-te: 8.42 p m, Columbi+ 10.05m, Denmark 6,20 a m, Augustto 8.20 am, Macon 11.30 am,Atlanta 12.15 p m, Charles-ton 10 20 )m. Savannah 2.49a m. Jacksonville 8 20 a m,ft... ugustine 10.30 am,Tampa 6.40 pm.ARRIVALS AT WILMINGTON"FROM THE NORTH.DAILY No. 49."Passenger"Boston9.49 P.M. 1.03 pm. New York 9,00 pm,Philadelphia 12.05 am, Balti-more 5,50 am, Washington4.3) am, Richmond 9.06 am,Petersburg 10.00 am, Nor-Weldou 11.50 am, ~Tarboro12.12 -m, Recky Mount. 12.44pm. Wison 2-lz pm. Golds-boro 3.10 pm, Warsaw 4.02,pm, Maguolia 4 16 pm,DAILY No. 41."Passenger"Leave9.30 A.vl, Boston 12.00 night, NewYork 9.30 am, Phitadelphia12.09 pm, Baltimore 2.25 pm,Washington 38.46 pm, Rich-mond 7.80 pm, Petersburg8.12pm, Norfolk 2,20 pm,Weldon 9.43 pm, Tarboro6.01 pm. Reeky Mount 5.45 !am. Leave Wilson 6.20 am,Goldsboro 7:01 am, Warsaw7.53 am Megnolia 8.05 am.No 61"Passenger---Leaveexcept New Bern 9.20 am, Jackson-Sunday yille 1042 am. This train2.40 P.M.arrives at Walnut street.FROMTHE SOUTH.DAILY No, 54"Passenger"Leave12,15 P. M. Tampa 8,00 am. Sonford 1.60pm, Jacksonville 6 35 pm,Savanna 12,50 night, Charles-ton 6.38 am,( olumbia 5.50am, Atlanta 8.20 am, Macan9.30 am, Augusta 3.05 pm,Lenmark 4.:9 pm. Sumpter40 am, Florence 8.55: am,Marioa 9.35 am, Chadbourn10.35 am, Lake Waccamaw11.06 am,Train ou Scoti« i Neck ranch Roaeaves Weldon 4.10 p.m., Halifax 4,28®. m., arrives Scotland Neck at 5.10 pm., Greenville 6,57 p, m., Kinston 7.552m. Returniny, leaves Kinston 7.00@. m., Greenville 8.52 a. m. ArrivingGali x at 11:20 a. m., We!don 11.40 amdaily except Sunday.I'rains on Washuigton Branch leavWashington 8.20 a,m., and 10u p.marrives Parmele 9.10a. m., and 3.40 pm., Tarboro 9.45 a. m., returningleavesTarboro 3.30 p. m., Parmele 10.20 a. m.and 6.20 p. m,, arrives Washington{1.40 a. m., and 7.20 p. m. Daily ex-ept Sunday. Connects with trains onSrotlahd Naek Branch.Train leaves varooru, N ©, via Albe-marle & Raleigh K. 8. daily except Sun-day, at 550 p.m., Sunday 405 P. M;arrive Plywonth 7.40 P. ML, 6.00 p. m.Returning .2aves Plymouth daily exceptSundey, 7.50 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a m.,errive Tarboro 10.15 a.m and ll. 45Train on Midland N. C. branch leavesGole"boro daily, except Sunday, 6.05 am. arriving Smithtield 7°30 a, wm. Re-turning leaves Smithfield 8.00 a. m,, ar-rives ut Goldsbors 9.20 a, m.Trains on Latta branch, Florence R4., leave Latta 6.40 pm, aarive Dunbar7.50 pm, Clio 8.05 p m. Returningleave Cliot6,10 am, Dunbar 6.30 4 m,_ Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun-vTrain onClinton Branch leaves War -saw for Clinton caily, except Suuday,1000 a.m.and 8.50 p, m* Returning~gaves Cinton at7.00a. m. anda3,00 1 mm,Train No, 78 makes close connection4t Weldon forall points daily, all rail viaKichmone. alse at Rovwky Mount withNorfolk and Carolina R for Nonolk. Qe all points North via Norfolk.JOHN F. DIVINE,General Supt.1, M. EMERSON, Traffie Manager.J. R.KENUY. Gen) Manager,THE MORNING STARThe oldestDaily Newspaper iniDAILyThe Onl�"� iive-Gollar Dailyits Class inthe State »P~ Give home merchants and homemanufacturers aod home pro-fessioual men and home mecban-|ics the preference every time.Atleast before yielding to thepersuasions of the catsice drum-mer see whatthe nome firms inthe same line wiil do for) ou.Patronize home industries, notonly because it will heip theseindustries, but, also, beeause itwill help you. Because it willpiace meney where it will be againturned loose in the communityin various ways by those woreceive it and who Jive among usand pay taxes, andrente, audhire for uelp, and buy their ownsupplies for subsistence hure, audcontribute to our religious,educaticnal and charitable in-stitutions, and then, 1n turo, someof this money, directly or indi-rectly, finds its way back intoyour pocket, instead ~of takine itseverlasting fl gat from yoo as itdoes when you send it to othermarkets for supolies."Wi: stonSentinel.aPoets are in general prone tomelancholy, yet the most plaintiveditty hathimparted atuller joy andof longer duration to its composerthan the conquest of Persia to theMacedonian. ~isise=.Fivency.~Dobbins seems to be a rather flu.ent talker.�oFluent? Why, that man prepareda vitascope lecture, but it was a fail-ure because the pictures couldn'tkeep up with him.TT"Chicago Rec-ord,A Nice Distinction.~~He made his money in wheat,didnTt he?�T~~No"wheatJournal.(Sa(greenville Market.Corrected by S. M. Schultz.Butter, per lb 15 to 26Western Sides 5} 506Sugar cured Hams 10 to 12)Oorn 40) to HfCorn Meal 45 So 60Flour, Family 425 to §,75Lard | 54 to 10Oats 35 to 40Sugar 4to 5Coffee 17 to 20Salt pet Sack 76 to 1 FOChickens 1N to 20Eggs per (loz 7 to 1bBeeswax. pe; TLand Sale.By virtue of the power vestel in meby a certain order made by E, *. Moyeelierk, ina special preceedinz pendingjin Pitt county wherein J. L. Ballard etals are plaintiff's and John B, Worsleyet als are defendants, I witi offer forsale before the court house door inGreenville on Monday, the 20th day ofSeptember. the following described tractof land to-wit. Situated in Beaver Damtownship, Pitt eounty, adjoining thelunds of Moses Joyner, Renbin Kinsaul,Clemma Allen and others, and contai.s-ing 693 acres, more or less, which saidlandis sold for partition among the par-ties to said proceedingLerms of sale, Cash.J A. LANG,Commiss:oner.August 16, 1897.neaELON COLLEGE.NORTH CAROLINA.Situated on Southern Railway, inPiedmort section; very best water,healthiest locality, property of Cliris-tian church, non-sectanan in spirit andteaching, hi,hest moral tone, elegantbuilding, halls laboratories, etc., facul-ty of specialist, cv-edugational, currl-culura equaT of best male college, threeilegree courses, muss liberal terms, best dvantages, catalogue on application.Address J. ), ATKINSON, Chairman,~Elon College, N. C-ecoety Setar Ty Usif pt cure. 4 Eg atbills,profession. prefund moN aetest aoniect to, cure feed tem oF payweon TR esaandcoming, |and hotelhe J £. T ; os ioad vs Sammlecnie us Spots, Uleeree ie ace) | eee es ypA rs ue oF ., webal a«| d'ecipline is mild but positively ~Vices second Sundav morning. Kev. A.prices. TT " Chicago| number of eleetives.eratesDIRECTORY. |CH RC itxs.BAPTIST"Services every Sunday,moring and evening. Prayer meetingThursday evening. Rev A. W. Setzer,*Pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 A. M. :C, D. Rountree, Superintendent. 10 ¢ ALLCATHOLIC"No regu-ar services. 25+ $0¢ DRUGGISTSEPISCOPAL"Services fourth Sun-day, morning and evening. Lay ser-ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED five, never crip or gripe. bul cause easy Matera. resaits, Sam-ple and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Clricawo, Muatreal, Can., or New York, 341.LOLOL BEA OL PEELE PPD MPD 2 PP OP OG OGEt i AS Ap lee i BE Re i hs ie ito cure any case of constipation. Cascarets are the Ideal Pt=Grenves, Rector. Sunday schoo! 9 30A.M. W. 3. Brown, {Superinter.dant. HAAMAMAAAAA AA AA AA WA AA AIA A AA BA AA vy rate 3 : tMETHODIST-Services every Sun-| JQ ome rigs 3. mw | 228day, morning and evening. Prayer gC Bt? a DO & & a "_ ° | o : fdmeeting Wednesday eveving. Rey. em OGan,e. 6:9 = = " bY peN. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday school ( Sn Se. 8 2 os ae "" & &9:30 A. M, A. B. Ellington, Superin-| @O Ze, F S750" I= bd = 38ition mm S882 SS Os oFi ome =ue = bo)PRESBYTERIAN"Services third go -%a0F3,' Den 0 = aSunday, morning and evening. Rev. 222% Ena $2 bs i "" EoJ. B. Morton Pastor. Sunday school eS teF8 os49 2.2. pe eel 39:30 A.M. E. B. Ficklen Superinten- Ee eGT gay ES Re OQ oresme PPot 58 2° Bo Po 2LODGES = nee ye ae = " 8�"� a4 34 e.: 5 2 La eon xa )50 SSR 8 FF 2 if» COOO OOO isA. F. & A. \.."Greenville Lodge No. * ¥N 4 ®284 meets first and third Monday eveu-ing. J. M. Reuss W. M. L. I. Moore, .Sec.I. 0.0. F."Covenent Lodge No. 17 RO Ra eRe) SHE TH AT ? TERRMeets every Tuesday evening. J. V. iJohnson N.G. L. H. Pender, Sec. :K. of P."T'ar River Lodge No, 93,meets every Friday evening. H.Whedbee, C. C. A. B. Ellington K.R. and 8.R. A."Zeb vance Coaucilmeets every Thursday evening.Wilson, R, M.R. Lang, Sec.K.of H."Insurance Lodge No. 1169meets every Friday evening. JohrFlanagan, D, Hesry Sheppard, R.A.L of H, Pitt Council 236 meetsevery Thursday night. J. B. « herryW. B. Wilson. See.No. 1696W.b.bbbbbhy What Is It? gynhiitIt is a picture ot tae celebrated � "PARKER FOUNTAINT PENG~Bestin use The outfit ot,no business man iscomplete without one.The Reflector Book Storehas a nice assortment ot these Fountain Pens~also a beautiful line of Pearl Handl ; Gold Pens,You will be astonished when you see them andvarnhow very cheap thev are.eeCOLLEGES.~LP LPPEACEIMMTMNT IN Gtor Young LaiesINSTITUTE Raleigh, N. C.Excellent buildings and beantifulgrounds in a Healthful Location withsplendid climate. Stands at the veryfront in Female Education. ~Thoroughin its Courses. High in its StandardUnsrurpassedin It's INTELLECTUALAND SOCIAL INFLUENCES.Twenty-une officers and teachersVeryretionable ptiess. Send for catalog:: o Jas. DINWIDDIE, M. AaaaYou may never,But should you ever}@===-Want Job Printing"ag COme to see US, =~si ha Nl litte al NaTRIN TTX COLLEGE.Next Session Opens September 8,~Lhree full courses of study, LargeTwo full chairs inEnglish. Women admitted to all classesOne Hundred and one Thousand Dollarsadded to the endowment during thepresent, year. Only male literary collegein North Carolina that is located inacity.The bes; business course offered inthe state. Send for album and catalogue.Address JNO. C. KILGO,Durham, N.C.Anything from .@==="-"" TT) A""F'11nll Sheet WPoserThe Daily Reflector.Cotton ang Peanut,Below are Norfolk prices of -cotto.and peanuts for yesterday, as furnishedby Cobb Bros. & Commission gMer-chants of Norfolk «0 Neaires on a Gives the home newsey mel vad seniae aah� small price of 25 cents aaNd aansrs a month. Are yqu a sub-"xtra Prime x ~sertber? = If not vou:Spanish GOLto 75 our ht {oO be.Tone"quiet.Select Female School,The next session of this school willbegin onMONDAY, 6th OF SEPTEMBER.The terms are as follows:Bihan Prabal ish, per mouth $2 00 éntermediate s $2 30 ; ~Sheds Hs a is Only $1 4 year. |e $lrengune (each)Music including useof nstrument $3 00No deduction for oss time except incontains the, news everyweek, and gives tncase of sickness of as much as one ~ ot gabe ae dali aeweeks duration. 44, Hon to the far ne + fag.Saad ogee is prety ARP 7 S eciall th Pe stanehes. ~The moral tone and intel- vt ylectual influences are unsurpassed,T The p y OSv Q Lgtobacco, thatFor further particulars see or addreas,is. oworth "MRS, ALFRED FORBES omore t th;Greenville, N, ©. many UmMes: fnofe} thanttae1fe ~ eeT or feOMmia- ft(iBe

e extend to ourfriends and thepublic generally, espe-Gially the ladies, a cor~dial invitation to visif.our store and examine. "Sow Stork ofWsrninthe town. The as-sortment of Fine Wool-en includes a tull lineof staple and ~o~up-to-date� Novelties such asORAP TE TE, COVERT CLOthWool Otto-1 e Chine,~JicnriettasLucy Brocades| klain Silks and1... as and many othernew and stylish fabrics¢4The line ofTRIMMINGSare beautiful and up tooma Every piece be-selected with theGeantest care.» The JjineofCottonDRESS~arenew and stylish andstylish and especialiUaesirable for Fall an~Winter wear.f4~ ndr frie mds,Loptssien adGOODS,Se sure toough.esDAILY I Bt 10K.whude hi AsjWKATHTF RULLZTINJostair tonight and Tueseay.""KLONDIKE SCRAPS.eee NeThere is Gold in Scme of These."Eggs and chickens at S. M. SehultzRegular monthly meeting [Tope FireCompany tonight at 3 0 Teluck.The 'ate attempt at holding a schoolelestion cest Pitt county $136,05._In toduy"Fresh N. Y. State But-ter aod Cheese at S. M.S chultz.The yearly meeting at Red Bankschurch ook quite a number of peopleout of tpwn Sun day,|this section might get some rain, butthe clouds passcd by.The warejouses had tremendoussales again iodiy. Monday has becomethe largest day of the week,Pitt county Superior Court will correne next Monday. The eriminalqocket for this term will be large.The stores of M. R. Langand S. M.Schultz will be closed on Monday, Sept27th, and Weduesday, Oct 5th, un ae.count of holidays.Fresh Oysters received cyery dayand se ved in any style by Old doeForbes, the best cook in the State,Restaurant near Market house.The County Commissioners met inGrifton today to equalze the valuationof vome property in that town, it beingasse*sed at one Valuation on the coustylist and at another on the town hist.{It youT want your Jaundry done right,send it to me in time for WednesdayTsshipment. Packayes always ready fordelivery ere eveniag,. B, WHICcHARD,For awhtle Surday it looked like |PERSONAL PRATTLE.i AE aPrinted Points That Pertain toPeople.A. M. Moore went to Rocky Mounttoday.Mies Lillie Harrismerninz from Kinston.visit relatives in Baltimore.J, .S. Higgs eame home from Ballti-more Saturdrday evening.Newport News to enier school.Mies Bettie Tyson came home thismorning from a visit to Kinston.W.G: Lang, of Farmville, took thetrain here this morning for Baltimore.Mrs HH. Wilson axd children. ofKinston, came over this morn. tovisit relatives.Mrs. Easterling, of Grifton, has beenon afew days visit to her grandson, R.L. Humber,GC: ), Harry Skinner left this morningtor Newport Mews to tuke his sonUarry to school there.Mrs. M. M. Nelsor. returned, Saturiday evening mee wt ovisit of severalweeks in Pa~ladviphia.Mis. J.S.C. Benjamin{Saturday evening from arelatives in Martin county.Mrs. H. Strause and N. P.of Pendersen, came downisit HP. Strause.returnedvisit toStrause,Saturda yevenly {oO %uP.whool atFriday evenagmorning.Ormondsville, came homeand-_FIRE NEAR TOWNMr.and Stables.Just before eleven oTcleck on Satur "day night, a bright light was see.ac oss the liver north ot towm AAgt. Werlan r steam Laundry,ee ceemmmamenaloWe Please Them.Taik about pleased tarmers theyW archousewere around the Easterntoday. oI'm going right back homeaiter anotuer Icad� several were heardto say when their cceount of saies washanded to them. The Hastern30,000 pounds and the average on thebreak was oyer $10. Here 18 a gam-ple sale for S. A. Edwards; lots at$17.50, $26, $8.25, $28, $34, $36, $41$2), 26, $20, $15.50, $11.25- makingsoldan average ot $23. Do you wonderwhy people sell at the Eastern when |they get sueb prices as this? All youhave to do is bring us you tobacco and |we do the rest.|Evans, JorNerR & Co, |!Revivals.Sunday mornng seventeen personswere baptized in forbes. mill pond,three miles above tovn, and receivedinto the Free Will chuich at ReedyBranch wherea revival has been inprogress tor sometime. This week therevival will move to Piney Grovechureh on the old plank road.dear eect aoe praniinionneNO CU JRE"NO PAY.That is the way all druggists sellGROVES TASTELESS: CAHILL TONIC for Chills, Fever and all forms ofMalaria. It is simply lrea and Quinineina tasteless form, Children love itAdults prefer it to biteer, nauseatingtuin the cause and teund the barn and |stuble of Mr. B. J. WilsonEverything was 80 dry that the tireon fire.could not be checked and the buildingsand conten.s were soon destruyed.Itiz not knowa how the fire origina- |ted.go out to his dairy when he saw the |& comme out of the barn.flames Thistimely discovery gave him time to gets!bis horaes und cattle out of the atables | |He | ,losi a los of hay, about two thousandbet nothing else could) be saved.pounds of fodder, ten bares of cora |;lund mes ef his farm toe!s.JosWits 0) Bacsurance.~ut $900 upon which thereMe. Wilsonmany syuapathizcrs lu bis 108s,Sik Je ithas.The Place tor-High Pricas~Che Greenville Warehouse had thirdt!sale today but ied the market with the:largest break. EvansT and CaitcherTsgood work on sales has its effect andbrings tobacco to ths reliable house.Prices have been hieh the lust few daysandithe Greenville made $18 and $29avemges right along. One man sold alot tor $461 his awerage being $13.75,Hard work, merit and bigh prices arethe things that cownt at the @reenmilleWarehouse.A iook and you aresatisfied.Lanes CasH Howse.Peer FPR toe Pee st RC ER RE DAC sa Red 9 leatTonics. Priee, 50c, | again. Evans, Critcrer & Co.4The latest effect in the :DRESS KINGNOM.returned thisMrs. J. A. Lang left thie morning toJohnie Tucker left this morning forHarding, principal or the |returned this |B. J. Wilson Loses His Barns |number of pe ople burried over to asec ere |Mr. Wilson says be hapy ened tor}The totel:Try us once with yourtebacco ind you will be suse tu gom.eWe have opened up the largest line of ©LADIES CAPES!for Falland Winter wear ever shown here.|We bought We have alldirect from 4 styles, sizes,the makers / and prices.andtherefore We are de-bought verylow and will £4)iselllow. Theg ye~prettiest line "we ever saw.Cit POS.termined tooes se!l more ofey them than» any firm inthe StateeyPiers |CARD!I|'f|i}) eA WD) gO» Bos fae heSeun'G & | 4 er ee, Bl ODtue @ wa) 5 Newly Cy at) Oe ©||*THE GENUINER. & G. SOR |SETS ARE UNRIVALED ANDTAKE THE LEADOVERALL.rytreuteZey4es-eewma=2Qpamqoma--JIG AHL TVIV TAVH AManal=es))qbdbhcs)OJOHN KELLYTS fine SHOES.The ustlygcelebrated oTt y ohn Kell Shoes for: Ladies. ae m ithe lead. Every et esomeas & lee.