a lene wa AIS, Prt iR.TA. TYSON. {Vic-ePres. ye Se he LITTLE, CashT or"= @e REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1890. BENE : 3STATEMENT!IOF |THE "The Bank of Greenville,GREENVILLE, N. C. aeAt}thejClosejof Business July 23rd, 1897.Fed'p, J, WHICHARD. Editor.% SRN NE EBS TS OHNETo better accommodate the large end growing advertising pat"ronage of Tue Eastern REFLECTOR (our weekly edition) and at© the same time to give our subscribers thereto more reading mattera® and a quicker news service, we have decided to change it from aWe hope to have everything inevERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SuNDAY).Dee "dpered as second-class mail matter.weekly to a semi-weekly edition. Sp""" ~ readiness to make the change by the first week in October, aiter RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.2T . HW) which time we will sendeach and every subscriber two papérs @ Loans and Discounts $50,273.62 $ Capital stock paid in $23,000.00 i- St'RSCRIFTION RATES. week instead of one as heretofore. Our presen! plan is to make the Over Drafts 1'580,18; Surpins and Profits, 503.19Oe ey $3.00 publication days of the semi-weekly REFLECTOR Tuesdays and Premium on Stock 1,000.00 Devers ei to, Check igor aOw wy tt a Fridays, as the papers sent out on these days would best reach all Due from Banks at aboot pl Pacis bree ine Rie ngOne shan ee sections of the county. The subscription price will remain the same, Maay eid a Fixtures : seg trie Casticatan of Deonatt ="Delivered in town by carriers without the two papersa week being sent fer only ONE DOLLAR a rear. auto : sa eee ba ee: extra ensT. : : Pert? ae | Cash in Vault; 14128: Tout roe aadvertieng rates are liberal andcan be Wiaat = 570 798.01 = : 796.: bad er appticatton to the editor or at AUK 100 ; : . ae ns :| ne oe� | et a a We study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, and shall be glad to have| """ ae oe ee your account, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking. it} :we desire a live corresponvert at| Court, but the members of the pur- Everybcdy Says So.avery postoffice in the county, who wil chasing syndicate are men of influence " ae pe fs i s sk bee |8 1 bs * fd i « . ° , re ® ° bd aFee ee tora de Werte plainly in Republican cirdes and when the Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the : @� COX, q ee an aay en n _ ier |3d on'y on one side of the paper. question was brought tefore Mr, / moat wonderful meai-al discovery of | G. 3. CHERRY, j : AssTt Cashier:A """- | McKinley and _ his Cabinet it was | the age, fester ont ee the CAPITAL: Minimum $10,000; Maximum $100,000. |aa aQ7 oe ; jaste, act gertly and porltively on :., Sarcrpay, Serremper 18, 159+. speedily cecided sa : 2 Ai ia kidueys, liver and bowels, cleansing Organized June 1st,1897. 7 :: ; .|ve taken and that the policy of the) ih, optire system. dispel colds, cure Th B l f P * t . C |sag BO a guvernment sould be hands off, This headache, fever, habitual _constipat on e an Q 1 LF ~ounty, ||and biliousness. Please buy ard try abox cf C. CG. CG. todav. 18, 25, 90cents. Sold and guaranteed to curby all druggists.ae } a) f eeeA Sure Test of Character.The way in which a man recoversGREENVILLE.N. C.AALS lees eali, Beers Bank wants your triendship anda sharI if notall, of your business, and wll grant. "every favor consistent with safe ana sound :banking. We invite correspondence r a per-~The yellow fever has spread to sev=eral other towns in Mississippi andmay seem strange to some pecple, inview of the very posi ve statements_. Lousiana. made «nthe floor of the Senate byae " eee Mr. Morgan, of Ala., and others whehave made careful study of this matter,that this sale would mean tke loss ofmilliona ot dollars to t'e U.S. and toSew»While marching in a parade in thecity of Mexicc, on Thurséay, Presi-dent Diaz was assaulted by a ruffian.A general marching near the Presi-dent knocked bis essailant down andeticers soon had him in charge.WASHINGTON LETTER.eee(From our Regular Correspondent. )Wasnixcton, D. C., Sept 17, 1897The Hanna-McEinley combine do notwish Secretery Eherman to take theetump in Ohio ; they ere afraid that hewill say something that ought not tobe said, either about the alleged Cubannecicy or about the various indignitieswhich have been put upon him sincehe was forced out of the Senate andgato the Cabinet. Knowing the oldman to possess the stubbornness char -acteristic of the Shermaz = ily theyhave not attempted to bulldoze himinto making speeches ia the Ohiocampaign, but have attacked bim uponhis weakest side, For many yearsMr. Sherman has been one cf thegreatest sticklers for a maintenance ofthe properties of official life, and that18 what the Hanna~McKiuley combinehas been working on. How much thvyhave impreseed the old man may bejudged trom his reply when asked howgoon he was going to ohio and whatpart he expected to take in the cam-peign. He said he did not expect tobe in the State letore the first otOztober, and that it was not certainthat he would take any vart in thecampaign, and that it was not custum-ary for the Secretary of state to makepolitical speeches. If somebody doesnTtopen bis eyes Mr, Sherman will makeno specches,bors Platt came over NewYork this week to urge upon M1, Me-tromKinley the speedy appointinem of thePlait candidates tor tue Federal officesin New York which have not yet beenfilled with Republicans. He told Mr.McKiniey that be wanted the prestigeor naming these officers now, for theassistance it would give him in theereater New York muuicipal campaign;and if he was rot to be all:wed toname them, be wanted to know at theearliest possible moment. Itis undar-stood that Mr, Platt talked to Mr.McKinley more hike a man who hadthe right to demand things than onewho asks them as a favor, and that hisMen are going to be appointed, Plattwants to get Secretary Bliss to resignand becyme his candidate for Mayer ofgreater New York. .Notwithstanding the protests ot thesubcommiitee of the Scnate committeeon Pacific Railroads, the syndicatethat is after the Union Pacific Rail-road will get it under the decree of the. 8 Cirev't court of the Light Dis.trict, ordering the road to be sold.~The Senaters who conterred witn theAttorney General asked that thevr be held up until Congress metvinted out that it could easily bey the government taking an} received and they show that the Mas-other creditors of the road, but it reallyisnTt strange ; it is merely cause andeffect.The dec'sion of Judge Cox, in thecase of Wecds against the PostmasserGeneral, that the recent civil servicerules promulgated by Mr. McKinleyhave no authority in law, and that thelegal right ot the head of a governmentd. partment to remove his subordinateswithout giving any reason therefor,was hardly in print before the CivilService Commisrion, which is creditedwith responsibility for the authorshipof the rule that no dismissal should bemade trom the classified service exceptupon writtea charge 3"the rule upeowhich Woods bassed nis suit"madea statement trying to break the forceof the decision by saying that it didnot affect the binuing power cf thePresidentTs order upon all officials.Iutelligent persons may decide torthemselves how obinding� anwill be which has been declared by acourt to be illegal.The eaperimtnts of shipping Amer-orderican butter to Lonavn made by theAgricultural Deparunent have bot: iCompletebeen a fivancial success.reports for the last shipment have been |sachusetts butcer, which is sold where |it is mad: for 20 cents a pou d, only |brought 194 cents a pound in London,ana the Miinesota butrer was sold toLondon wholesalers for 18 1 5 cents apound. The greed of the Londonretailer is given as an excuse for thesmall prices, but, inasmuca as thee Isno practical way tor the American |dairynien to compel London retailersto accept a sivaller profi and givethem the benefit by paying iargewholesale prices, it is not a valid one,creneonereetiondWhen bilioue cr cccit®, eat a Cas-caret, candy cathartic, cure guaranteed10¢, 25¢CESlept Over Fifty Hours,ae saciA case of longsleeping bas justcome to light hore. Richard Mor-gridge a youth fifteen years of age,whose motner keeps a boardinghouse on South Elm, came homethe other day and lying down onthe bed about 3 oTclock went tosleep. He cid not complain ofbeing sick and very little atten-ticn was paid to him.He slept on all that night, allthe next Jay, the next night anduntil between 6 and 7 oTclock thenext day, when he woke up, seem-ing to be none the worse for thislong nap of about 60 hours oroyer,Dr. Brooks was called into seehim during his sleep and after hehad waked up, but said there wasnothing in the world the matterwith him 1f so he could not dis-cover jt: a_Sice this time Richard has beenas well as usual, going to schooland plaviug like other boys."Greensboro Record.SSH eeJut. try # Cu. Dux Of cascarets, theapply toValui | finest liver and bowel 1egu ator everaes wae tothe Supreme| made ia | |aoe ;from one of his own blunders is a suretest ef character, If he finds that hehas made a mistake, he will either sayso jn so many words, or else he willwriggle and twist to avoid a confes...sion. ~The former is the only manlycourse. Thereis nothing humiliatingin acknowledging an. error of judg-ment or of conduct. A megnanimousnature finds rele{ in saying explicitly :o] was wrong� Butit is not every-one'that is magoanimous. The smailfolk who vi tually lay claim to ipfal-libility back fiom the admission ofmistake tpon their part as if 1t were aderogation from the digmty of theircharacter. "Ex.i EN, NESDon't Tobacco Spit and Smoke YourLite Away.~~If you want to quit tobacco usingeasily and torevsr, Ye made wellstrong, magnetic. tull of new life andvigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong.Many gain ten pounds in ten days.Over 400,000 cureT. Buy No-To-Barom your own druggist, who willguarantee @ Cure. | booklet and samplemailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy CoChicago or New YorkCaacarets stimulate liver, kidney andbowels. Never sicken, weaken = orgrive. 10¢.Fao)W. M. Bond. J. Le Fleming.Ro & FLEMING,ATORNEYS8-AT-LAW,Greenville, N. C.Practies in all ths courte.Shingles! Shingles!Heart Hand Made Cypress Shingles,$3.15 per thovsand delivered at Green-ville. Apply ~0pJ.R. SMITH & BRO.Ayden, N.C.LUMBER.V E HAvE* FstABLISHED ALumber Yord at Greenyille withW. R. PARKER as Manager,for Lumber, Rough or Dressed can beleft with him.HINES BROS. LUMBER CO.finstoa V.School For Girls} AndBoys.On Mondag, Sept. Grh, I will openmy school for giris and small boys inthe new schoo: building on Mr- W. B.WilsonTs lot, in South Greenville.Terms, etc., made known on applica-tion. MISS MYKTLE WILSON,MASONIC LODGE SHON.Fall Session Opens Sept. 14.Instruction thorough. . For terms, &c.MRs. L. G, BERNARD,Greenville, N. CHaus BEEN APPOINTED andperce as Receiver of the Green-ville Lumer Company, for the purposeof settling the affairs o aald Company,I herebv offer for sale the real estate ina : ry Begg town ge Ar. dasebelonging Jompany. 8 proony will be gold on reasonable terms .lots to suit purchasers.For further information see or fad-LOVIT HINES, || Reveiver Kins N.C.6 coped subr Wey aWehave alarge @just arrived. Come andsee us. :OATS. MAY AND FLOUROrders !sold for CASOCK UFGOODSsonal interview to that end. | ||an ¢ aeUNDERTAKERFUNERAL DIRECTORS ANDEMBALMERS.an 5 eenWe have ,uet received & newhearse and the nicest line of Cof"375SAM. M. SGRULTZPORK y SIDES &SEOULDERYARMERS ANI) MEKUHANTS BUYing their yearTs supplies will tindtheir interest toget our prices befere pu.chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete| uallits branches. "FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR,ALWAYS,AT so iGiuaase PRIOE,Tobacco, Snuff &c,we buy diroc) fromT Manwisctiac. » enlins you to buy at ere profit. A eou -cle stock of . irsath Me i i: fto_ C agriie, ~2 ii bonealways on hand and sold at prices to suitthe times. Our goods are all bought and8 oo vail aha chess ,to . a" &. M SCHULTZ Sates NWyon ametfins and Caskets, in weed, metal-lic and cloth ever brought toGreenville.We ate prepasxed 10 fo embalm-ing in aii its formePersonal attention given to coducting funerals and bodies etrusted to our care will recei "every mark of respect.Our prices are lower than ever..Ne do not want monopoly but:tuvite competition.We can be found at any and all.times in the Johu FlanaganBuggy CoTs building. -BOB GREENE &CO.Sarvbders.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, Dyeingand Pressiug Gents Clothes a specialtyeC iaed EDMUNDS,FASHIONABLE BAREER, oSpecial attention given to cleaningGentlemensClothing.CREEWVILLE- The next session of,'the school willopen onMONDAY SEPT. 6, 1897and contiuue for 10 months,The terms are as follows. ;82 00Primary English per mo.Intermediate ~* ~ $2 50Higher helo tal $3.00Languages (each) ** $1.06_ The work and discipline of the schoolwill be as heretofore. ,We ask a continuance of your pataWH tacSDALE,Male Academy,