oe. *oe = ;EVERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT: SUNDAY).A vena menae sBnwred as ~secondiasa mall matter.- @ITRSCRIPTTON RATES.Pe) Dac year, s e r bd $3.00One month, - oy ~~One week, - - - 10Delivered in town by carriers'withoutee ear,1 é, *Advertisng rates are liberal] andean beud on appleation to the ~editor or atoffier: ie desire a live correspondent atGrey postoffice inthe eevnty, who will~ge | & brief items of NEW as it occursfo each neighborhood. Write plainly |.pid on'y on one side'of the'paper.een SaturRpay, NoveMBER 6, 1897.Hon. W. J. Bryan took greafoterest in the elections lest Tuesday.The week previous he was in Qhioand made several speeches with tellingeffect.since the election, he says :Commenting on the resultoThe Republicans everywhere ~ex-dorsed the Republican Administratior.,ard, in view of losses sustained bythem in almost every State, it wouldseem that Republican politics are not}~being indorsed at the polls.oThe sentiment in favor of theChicago platform showsa healthygrowth throughout the country. Per:haps our opponents will now admitthat silver is not dead.oThe attempt to secure international_Dimetallism bas proved a fuilure, andit is now more apparent than ever thatthe people of the United States mustlegislate for themselves on the finaucialquestion,oFree and unlimited coirage at 16to i is nearer now than it was a yearago. High tariff upon a gold basishas disappointed those Republicanswho looked to it for relief,~Taken as a whole, the returns arevery encouraging. I think I voice thesentiments of Democrats, Populistsand Silver Republicans wien I say thefight will be continued with even moreearnestness until the gold monopoly isbroken and the money trust 1s over-thrown. The fusion forces increasetheir percentage in Nebraska, andj_ probably their actual majosity.�eit aera : =aRev. Ir! R. Hicks, who hasthade a reputation as a weatherprophet, says we are to havewind and rain storms 7th to 10th ;more storm conditions 13th and14th; warm rains and thunder18th and 19th; violert activity ofthe elements 24th. If this allcomes true November weather isgoing to do about a plenty, and ifwe all come through safe th&erewill be more cause to observeThanksgiving Day on the 25ththan can be found in the Presi-dentTs proclamation.A correspondent of the RaleighNews and Observer suggests the fol~lowing Presidential ticket for 1900, torun on the Chicago platform of 1596:For President"William J, Bryan,of Nebraska,_ For Vice-President"Robert,Van Wyck, of New York.The Rerector believes this ticket' d platform will win in 1900,"_"_"Yellow Fever Getinsbreed in the bowels. Kill them and~you | dire safe. from the awful digease,|Cascarets destroy the germs shroughoutthe system and mako it impossible fornew ones to form. Cascarets are theonly deonena safe guard for young find]A.WASHINGTON. LETTER. |(Feat our tance |wis , a) oo ! |oTodayT 8 ocabinet Sinellog 8 was a~somewhat gloomy gathering: and~| Mr. McKinley was chief mourn:ér. Secretary Sherman lookedas mournfulas the rest of ~them,but if he feltso it was because. he |feared that ~the official coitnt in®Whio would not meet Democraticfexpectations by making Boss~HannaTs return to the Senate{mpussible, aud not because ofthe general rebuke administeredto the administration by the in-crease in the Demo¢tatic vote"tand the decrease in: ~the Republi-can vote in every State in whichfn election was ~held. Whenspeaking for publication, the~Republicans try ~to make light ofthe results and foTélaim that suchis always the case~at the first offyear electiuns held ~under a newadministration, but they do not~talk that sort ofrot among them-selves. They know the extra-ordinary efforts made by theirNatioual Committee to hold to-gether the vote given to McKin-}Jey Jast year ~and the enormousamount of honey epent in toseefforts, and they see the resultsfor just what they are"a popularrebuke to Mr. McKinley and hisadministration. They see, tco,that it is a forerunner of the elec-tion of a Democratic majority ofthe House of Representatives,next ~year, which will in tarn pavethé way for the election of aDemocratic President in 1900.With the exception of NewYork, where disgust with thealleged oreformers� of the Respublican municipal administra-tion brought about the cyclonewhich restored Tawimany tepower by an unexpectedly largeplurality, and Maryland, wherethe silyer question was dodgedand the anti-Gorman Democrats,neaded by the Baltimore Sun,acted with the Republicans, theDemocrats made tkeir largestgains in those States where theypushed the free coinage of silverto the front asthe leading issueof thecampaign. This fact showsvery plainly that those who pro-nounced the osilver crazeT deadlast year were not well informed.It also shows that not a few ofthe Républicans who voted toput the McKinley sdministrationin power resent the continuationof the Cléyeland-Carlisle finan-cial poticy by the presént admin-istration.Deniocrais in Washington aredisposed to give Mr. Bryan alarge share of the credit for thesplendid showing made by theparty in Ohio, and the remarkhas been made many times, thatif the entire campaign in thatState has been made along thegame aggressive line as thespeeches made in the closingdays by Mr. Bryan, the Democratswould have elected their entireState ticket as weil as have as:sured the defeat of Boss Hanna.Of course thoss who make theseremarks know that it is mucheasier to say after a campaign isover what would have been thewinnivg policy than it is to makethe choice in the midst of thecampaign, but the knowledgefmay be useful all the same, as it~may ba used to prevent similar| mistakes in the future.~he only depressing featureabout the elections, from a Dem-Oératic point of view, was thoelection of a Republican majorityof the Maryland legislature, whichmeans that Senator GormanT,~gucéessor will'be a Repubiican.Delegations of gentlemen zep-resenting communities whichrwould like to have that proposedgovernment armor plate factorycontinue to present themselvesaud their able edamame e! bétore |. the Board of Naval Officers�if 7 o4.Of the 1 odintion of the administration.present ~mintetéer ~at Madrid,several months ago, and who 18at present staying'in Washington,-tails'to perceiveT how occupyinga position as a diplomat shouldoperate to deprive him of the rightto have and express an opinionof his own after his return toprivate life, and 18 therefore notinclined to bother his head aboutthe absurd talk that some of thefriends of Spain and of the ad-ministration have indulged insince the publication ~of a yery~strong ~and ~truthfil ~magazineartiéle written by Mr. Taylor anddealing ~with Spain and itsrélations with Cuba. Thesevenntics charge that Mr. TaylorTs~article was publishéd for ita effectupon Congress, but, unless thosewho are in positions to know thesentiment of Congress ~are machmistaken, nothing of the sort willbe needed to bring about promptacticn by the House on that jointreésolution,already adopted by theSenate, directing the recognitionof the belligerency of the Cubans.i Yellow Jack Preventative.Guard against Yellow Jack bykeepin z the system thorougly clean andtree from germ breeding matter. Cas-carets Candy Catbartic will cleansethe system and kill all contagiousdiséase germs,NEEDS IMPROVINGEpitor REFLecToR:"Was vhereever a better time than now for workon Dickinson Avenue tv be done andthe Avenue made a pleasure to driveupon? Will it be done o. will itcontinue to be the most holey street inthe town ?There is more travel on this streetthan any other street iz town and itscondition is abominable, The racesare now over. ~The winter promises tobe a cold and severe one. ~This streetwill continue te be the mos: publicthoroughtaie and demands more at-tention than any other and there is noexcuse why it should not receive theproper attention. It the Mayor andPolicemen will drive over this streetonce a day tor a week'probably it willreceive some attention. There aremany holes that could be easily filled,The writer heard mary comments thisweck upon the condition of this streetnot at all complimentary to the towngovernment. I hare they will con-sider the matter at once, difeee eesiiiata hae eae alA Health ResortThe yellow feverTs awful and thesmallpox beats the itch,While consumption anT the cholera"and many a thing, and sich,Air things which raise the devil, andlikewise quarantin:,line between,TharTs room here for the cotton whichthe whole south kin. produce,AnT the gates air jest wide open fer theGeorgia mountain juice.We kin Tcommodate the people fromthe country"soon and late.But Atlanta ainTt the proper place for}germs ter it inate, .rL8 Sranron. "Xellow Jack ~Hina,Castaréts, Candy Cathartic KillsYellow Jack wherever they | find |No dne'who takes ~Cascaréts� regtland systematically is: daingyy fromdreadful disease. Cascare ceelow, fever gétms inT theT bovent ~new ones from breeding. 10¢,25e, 50¢, all Pandeiets of the | administration .Howards the ~projector oa ~belféf]~that Congress will act in the}:matter regatdless of ~the dpposi-|Hon. Hannis Tayior, who was|~U. °B.\ Minister to oSpain uiider}.the last administration and untiltiie arrival of Gen. Woodford, ~theBut AtlantaTs on the level with a safety | .til -kill ~Yel-|sl~3 |R.°A. TYSON ,'ViceePres,,, a &REORGANIZEDer ~OF THEoRESOURCES.Loans and Discounts $56,792.58Premium on Stock 1,000.00.~Due from Banks: 20, 865.30Furniture and Fixtures ] ~507; 25.Yash Tfems 8,619.05Cash in Vault 25,189. 49Total $113,923.67|PR D Gres never eri or sripesbat ei Cascarets are the Idealfont Puy aWe study carefully the separate needs of our patrons, ~anid shall begT iyour account, promising every accommodation consistent with good banking, CJC}or cine cause eeny wataral reneeae | : rie eb1 CL. iurrree, f a~The Bank of Greenville,GREENVILLE, N. C.At the Close of ~Biisaness Oct, Sth, 1897.LIABILITIES.Capital stock paid in $23,000.00:Surplus and Profits. ' 1,462.09Deposits subject to .Cuéck 67,507.02Due to Banks... 607.50"Cashiers Checks ontstanding £247.66:Bills Payable, ~~ 19,500.00Time Certificates of Deposit. o8,605.00dct ae. SgTotal 113,923.67to liaveEETABLISHED ton.SAM. M. SCHULTZPORK SIDES&SHOULDERVARMERS ANI) MEKCHANTS BUYing their yearTs supplies will findtheir interest to get our prices befcre pu,chasing elsewhere. Our stock is completeu allits branches.FLOUR,COFFEE, SUGARO-ALWAYS;AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE,Tobacco, Snuff &c,we buy diroc) from Manvifactu.. » enling you to bay at ore proilt, A eoucte stock ofFURNITUREalways on hand and sold at prices to suitthe times. Our goods areall bought andsold for CASH therefore, having no 1iskto at ~ sell at @ close margin.t. S. ¥. ; ( Tt 1 bee | Zzor ane,Aa |hearse and the nicest line' \fins and Oeakets, in wood,.~Nasarbders.A B.PENDER,. FASHIONABLE BARBER,@Can' be found below� Five Points,next door to Reflector office,ae eejanis A. sittinTONSORIAL ARTIST,? GREENVILLE, N.C.au na Cote aeesI iisepedienttion ~given to~ e ' 7.:* "&UN DERTAKERFERAL DIREGTORS ANDEMBALMERS." 0We have iutt received a ~ewof Cof=metal-lic &nd cloth ever brought toGreenville.oWe ate prepared te fo embalm-ing in ~all its forms.Personal attention given torcon~ductine funerals and bodies. en~trusted to Our care will receiveévery mark of tespeot.Our prices ate jower than evér,We do not want monopoly butinvite con. petition.We oan be:found.at any and alltimes the John FlanaganBuggy Co's building.BOB GREENE & CO.CREENVILLEThe next session of ¢3 :acuvool wilsopen onMONDAY SEPT. 6, 1897and continue for 10 months.The terms are as follows.Primary English per mo. $2 00Intermediate ~* ~ « $2 BCHigher asd es 3Languages (each) ** ~* $1 00The work and diselpline uf the schoowill be as heretofore.We ask a continuance of yourT -- |liberal patronage.W HB. RAGSDALE.Pe pee+ea CO |New Secret Lacriown to theprofossion. Pe ree in iF to 3 days. Warefund money ~fey pot eee Won can be tr posed otsae ith tool Pend | ff B preter exterwill contract a rmcomin eeand hoT if re,Make =Gleamin, == fall ~FY, lodiuo h~ Bees: of tho bou Hair or} is foevara : ae wi B tle , ¥we , ait ie ~ at ae