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        <p>ae<lb /><lb />0. J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner,<lb /><lb />oTRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION.<lb /><lb />TERMS :.°25 Cents a Month.<lb /><lb />Vol. 6.<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE, N. C.<lb /><lb />itt lredtintal DECEMBER 4, 1897.<lb /><lb />- =<lb /><lb />No. hi<lb /><lb />v Wi<lb /><lb />BOMB<lb /><lb />S<lb />H<lb /><lb />SHELL<lb />i<lb />L<lb />BOMB<lb /><lb />Fiung. in the camp of}.<lb /><lb />moh PAIGE<lb /><lb />eeevue epee eeetervee* soe eeve eee tee ®<lb /><lb />weeoreerteoevnevrreeoevevueeeer ea he ee oe<lb /><lb />actual value 1dc., 20e,<lb /><lb />and 25e.<lb /><lb />OUR PRICE:<lb /><lb />v<lb /><lb />CT<lb /><lb />*;manner<lb /><lb />Munford.<lb /><lb />The Undersell Man.<lb /><lb />Z<lb /><lb />ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS.<lb /><lb />I cial aiden all<lb />oI<lb /><lb />Made by Orange Va., Obseryerer.<lb /><lb />HELP FOR HOPE FIRE CO<lb /><lb />Clea<lb /><lb />They Will Have a Good Engine<lb /><lb />oeas ems<lb /><lb />Live in a. worry if you want to die ia<lb /><lb />@ hurry.<lb /><lb />There is no profit in law"you al-<lb />ways get it at cost.<lb /><lb />A oprivate secretary� is the one in<lb />which the bottle is kept.<lb /><lb />the passengers oftentimes,<lb /><lb />think of home, sweet home,<lb /><lb />Willscomebody please invent a sew-<lb />ing machine thet will hemisphere ?<lb /><lb />The lips of many a man areT scalded<lb />by the free use of concentrated tie,<lb /><lb />The stuffing has been knocked out of<lb />Turkey, and Greece is on top at last.<lb /><lb />Our girls are the sweetest, because<lb /><lb />Orange,<lb /><lb />Gloves are very long"and so are<lb />imittene »?  . sc<lb />mittens,� when the young lady is in<lb /><lb />dead earnest.<lb /><lb />Poor people have coarse dinners as<lb /><lb />see the difference.<lb /><lb />In the gloaming, ob my darling, hear<lb />my hungry cry; bring me with your<lb /><lb />loving fingers, one big oyster try.<lb /><lb />Fair Phyllis made 2 big mince pie in<lb />and novel; her father<lb />seived it with a sigh and used it for a<lb /><lb />rew<lb /><lb />shovel.<lb /><lb />A man is very like 4 gun"that fact!<lb />please try to affix; forif he finds heTs<lb />charged teo much, why, thatTs the<lb />time he kicks.<lb /><lb />About the first thing a woman finds |<lb />out when she moves into a new house |<lb />is wheT her there are any knotnoles in<lb />the backyard tence between her<lb />her neighbor.<lb /><lb />and<lb /><lb />We havea very plain and explicit<lb />language. When a man fails in DS<lb />iness, we say say he has ogone up,�<lb /><lb />when we really mean that he has ogen-)<lb />down.� Queer, isnTt it ?<lb /><lb />SE RRA rt el a<lb /><lb />s<lb /><lb />Curtails Their Fun.<lb /><lb />Some towns in the State will net<lb />allow fire crackers ete., to be exploded |<lb /><lb />Christmas.<lb /><lb />t<lb /><lb />It robs the boys of many!<lb />joy and lots ef noise if they canTt touch |<lb />off pop crackers and explode bombs.<lb />All the same it is not improbable that<lb />such a prohibition will grow in favor<lb />as the years go by.<lb /><lb />oT think baby will be a_ politician,�<lb />said Mr. Youngpop as he removed the<lb />third tack from his offspringTs mouth ;<lb />ohe iga natural tax collecTor,�<lb /><lb />Trains are now fullex"and so are)<lb /><lb />Wherever charity doth roam let her)<lb /><lb />they are Orange maidens"made of!<lb /><lb />well zs the rich. Of ocourse� you can!<lb /><lb />House<lb /><lb />The tollowing contributions to the<lb />furd to build an engine house for Hope<lb />Fire Co., have come in since last report:<lb /><lb />Witz, Son &amp; Co., dealers in boots and<lb />shoes, Baltimere, through J. C. Cobb<lb />&amp; Son, $5.<lb />| W.E. Neal with John R. Cary &amp;<lb />Co, wholesale grocers,<lb />through S. T. White, $5.<lb /><lb />Schl.ss Bros, &amp; Co., fine clothiers,<lb />Baltimore. through Frank Wilson, $5.<lb /><lb />J. Herzberg &amp; Co., clothiers, Balti-<lb />more, through Frank Wilson, $3.<lb /><lb />W. T. Ailen &amp; Co., cloihiers, Phila-<lb />delphia, through H. M. Hardee, $5.<lb /><lb />R. M. Sultan, wholesale dry goods and)<lb />clcthing dealers,<lb />H. M. Hardee, $3,<lb /><lb />I. Whitehall &amp; Son, clotbiérs, Bal-<lb />'timore, through H. M, Hardee, $5.<lb /><lb />Standard Oil Co., Norfolk,<lb />J L.starkey &amp; Bro., $5,<lb /><lb />John B. Hurst &amp; Co., wholesalers of<lb />dry goods and notions, Baltimore,<lb />through J. P. Cherry &amp; Co., $5.<lb /><lb />Ulman, Boykin &amp; Co., wholesale<lb />liquor dealers, Baltimorg, through B.<lb />W, Jolly, $5.<lb /><lb />Amount previously reported<lb /><lb />Richmond,<lb /><lb />Baltimore, through<lb /><lb />through<lb /><lb />$166.00.<lb /><lb />Total contributions to date $212.00,<lb /><lb />STATE NEWS:<lb />The Piedmont Bank at Morganton<lb /><lb />has failed,<lb /><lb />During the fiscal year ending Decem-<lb />ber Ist, there were manufactured in<lb />North Carolina 26,929,000 pounds ot<lb /><lb />plug tobscco, 6,300 of snuff, 4,029,000<lb /><lb />o valuable Jots to this object.<lb />jent | judges say that these lots are worth<lb /><lb />cigars and 33,091,000 packages of cig-<lb />aretts.<lb />Evq.<lb /><lb />bushels of eorn on about<lb /><lb />.  Pym<lb />raised 37)<lb /><lb />five acres if!<lb />land"it requirea just 2 dsy and a_ half<lb />to plow over it,<lb /><lb />James Forester<lb /><lb />That is 75 bushels to<lb />the acre." Wilkesboro Chronicle.<lb /><lb />The will of the late Mrs. N. L. Shaw<lb />Ihas been probated before the Clerk of<lb /><lb />THE KING CLOTHIER.<lb />sf ¢ AA te .<lb /><lb />The Cod Ware is With Us<lb /><lb />And we want to show you our splendid as-<lb /><lb />sortment of ==="<lb /><lb />HEAVY SUITS,<lb /><lb />OVERGOATS, 2<lb /><lb />y) HATS,<lb />UNDERWEAR, ~<lb /><lb />Our stock is the largest, fin-<lb />e:t and cheapest ever shown<lb />in North Carvlina. Come in<lb />and take a look before you<lb />bur. It good goods at low<lb />prices is what you want, We<lb />can sell you.<lb /><lb />FRANK WILSON,<lb /><lb />GREENVILLE N.C. »<lb /><lb />sail<lb /><lb />There Are More<lb /><lb />jaime<lb /><lb />the Superior court, and in the dispesi"<lb />|<lb />tion of her property che generously<lb />provides for the new Baptist church to |<lb />be built here, donating two beautili!,<lb /><lb />Come i-<lb /><lb />some $750.00, She also provided that<lb />lot after the deat! of her<lb />husband, should go to the Ministerial<lb />fund of W. F. College."\Warrenton<lb />Record,<lb /><lb />ther store<lb /><lb />spasms eatiliied A EA,<lb /><lb />oFair, but false!� muttered the con-<lb />ductor as he bit the edge of the lead<lb />nickel given io him by lis prettiest<lb /><lb />passenger.<lb /><lb />ne eer egpeganmcenenenertii ti 4<lb /><lb />every week,<lb />your D<lb /><lb />us. Try it<lb />Compare the p<lb /><lb />ALFR ED<lb /><lb />ms:<lb /><lb />GET IN THE PUSH.<lb /><lb />Save something every day<lb /><lb />This you can do if you buy<lb /><lb />BESS GOODS, HATS,<lb />~" BLOTHING AND SHOES. 0:<lb /><lb />us with those you have<lb />bees paying others, lay |<lb />aside the difference, and<lb />see what a nice little sum<lb />you will have for Christmas.<lb /><lb />every month,<lb /><lb />one month.<lb />rices you pay<lb /><lb />FORBES!<lb /><lb />AAR AKIINA IAA AK KAI IA AA ANA RA)<lb /><lb />to any kept in town. Ready<lb />Made<lb />Cape Coats, Bed Quilts and:<lb />| Blankets, Fiannels, Robes.<lb /><lb />comfort-giving wearabieg at ous storethaa in any other<lb />two or three estabiishments compined in this town.<lb /><lb />There Are More<lb /><lb />recpie- we've clothed this season than any past year,<lb />and<lb /><lb />There Are More<lb /><lb />who will come here to take away some of the genuine<lb />cood things we give for so little. Be one among the<lb />many who are happy to trade here.<lb /><lb />Ladies Choice Wrap: and<lb />ohals, Beautiful and Stylish 3<lb />Dress Goods---a line superior ¥<lb /><lb />Clothing, Overcoats,<lb /><lb />2D TIES<lb /><lb />and all other goods are here that are needed and helptat<lb />to your comfort and health. No where will you be treated<lb />more fairly, more honestly than here. Ask your neighbor<lb />where he trades, where you can do the best for yourself,<lb />and heTll send you to<lb /><lb />Di M. HARDEE,<lb /><lb />see<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb />q "4 ~VDD | ifetime judicial position, but he may Missing Letter Contest. - 2 : ; ag<lb />me B A {LY REFLECTOR change his mind. senator Elgins is lo """ | -- ; :<lb />oh oo SS | at present posing as 4 frend vf both| Washinzton, Dee, 3."The Post~ a t : , | I<lb />, is taking a firm : , al<lb />lled omissing<lb /><lb />Scott and Goff, but it is believed that | office Department<lb />_"_"_"" """""""" it will be found when there is a show|stand against the so-ca :<lb />@FERY AFTERNOON (EXCEPT SUNDAY). of hands that he i8 on the side of letter� and omissing word� contests<lb /><lb />which are being conducted by a number<lb /><lb />= a Scertt. rm<lb />| Senator Mallory, of Florida, has -of publishers to increase the subscription<lb /><lb />J 1. J, WHICHARD. Editor.<lb />7<lb /><lb />Beyered 98 cecon d-Alaas mall matter. :<lb />son Cuba, which he | of their papers. All newspapers and] §<lb /><lb />wt<lb /><lb />i<lb />3<lb />|<lb /><lb />pronounced view<lb />a : doesnTt hesitate in announcing. He periodicals containing advertisements<lb /><lb />gipscrTPTTON RATES. | said: oSpainTs apparent willingness | of this character are forbidden trans-<lb />- $3.1) to prant autono By is but a pretext of mission in the mails under the anti<lb /><lb />lot R ay ge on Cul<lb />oe to: ES ntccists<lb /><lb />yer vesr. of? to cure any case of constipation.<lb />! ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED iyeere rp or srne true uo matures. Sa<lb /><lb />OF<lb /><lb />i*w@e month, * ~ * * ont * * HM -. oy 4 o<lb /><lb />soo aaT. mtd delay against positive action by our lottery regulations. ple and booklet free. 4d. STERLING BEMEDY (0.. Chicago, Boatresl, (.: Spoccoooces<lb />Tatjvored in town bv carriers without | government. = It ought not to deceive reesei | /<lb /><lb />axtre cost. any one familiar with the record o| Cascarets stimulate liver kidney and<lb />~beral ande<lb />tee are hera andcan he R. Lie DAVIS, PresTt.<lb /><lb />Advertiang TA |<lb />inant? 1} inT bowels. Never sicken, veakeh OF<lb />had on anp'ieation to the editor or at | SpainTs oft-broken pledge to the | bo T R. A. TYSON, ViceePres. | Jc Ly LITTLE, CashTor<lb /><lb />ner . rive. 10¢.<lb /><lb />the 0M a people of that oppressed island. I do art REORGANIZED JUNE 15th, 1896.<lb />per al not know what action Congress will] - comme iienmeasiinall .<lb /><lb />wae ancien © Ne cnrresnonient at] take, and I am not in the confidence of Negroes on the Grand Jury. STATEMENT (OFJTH®<lb /><lb />w nnstah re int yet, whoa will 7 .<lb />ble eae ~cornt vee ag it oeenrs the administration. As far back as : h . 7 ~ |<lb />saan ne alot ue nape lainlv}1858 a U.S. Senator from my State The November term of Granville ' e an of r eenville,<lb />, . : : : ° i . * . °<lb />gsden von ome side advocated the independence of Cuba, | Superior Court, which convened on ank of G ha<lb /><lb />9 e *<lb /><lb />Monday last, will long be remembered<lb />by the people of the county, as it is Atthe Close cf Business Oct,T 5th, 1897.<lb /><lb />"""""" and the arguments then made are<lb /><lb />SarcreaT. DECEMBER 4, 1897. | absolutely applicable today. He gave ople 9<lb /><lb />nes adetailed account of the perfidity of | the first time in the history of Gran- | "RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.<lb />one the Spanish government which would ville that nine negroes composed half Loans and Discounts $56,792.58 Capital stock paid in $23,000.00<lb />WASHINGTON LETTER. . a �,� the lj Of course, so far Premium on Stock 1,000.00; Surplus and Protits 1,462.09<lb />serve without modification at the | 0 grand jury. © » § Due from Banks 90,865.30} Deposits subject to Cueck 67,507.02<lb />= present time, ~The autonomy tarce|as politics goes the jury Was largely ete ah and Fixtures 1,507.25 hie a 607.90<lb /><lb />_ one 4 . ., ash Items ,619. shiers Checks ort, i 943<lb /><lb />(From onr Regulst Correspondent.) |has been tried before.� Senator Republican with a Populiss foremane) Ogsh in Vault 25,139.49 § Bills Payable 8 ontstanding wees<lb />_____"$ Time Certificates of Deposit 3,605.00<lb /><lb />There were some four Democrats on<lb />Total $113,923.67 a<lb /><lb />Wasnrvaron, D. ©, Dec. 3 97. | Mallory thinks there can be only one<lb />the jury, and they looked rather | Total ~ $113,992 C%<lb /><lb />Ts it the business of Congress to] right sattlement of the Cuban question,<lb />Yecislate for the interests of the whole|and that is the independence of the jlonesome. ~the days cf 1865-70<lb />people, or only to do what Mr. Mc- | island, and he regards it as the duty of}under the Moore Jones regime will<lb />Rinley thinks will be beneficial to him | this country to aid in bringin z it about, | not compare with the present order. of<lb />and to the Republican party T Such a| forcibly it necessary. things brought about by our Populist<lb />. question would seem to admit of but| It ~ooks now as though no attempt friends under the guise of reform avd<lb />ene answer. Yet, Mr. McKinley is| will be made to pass a bill providing oanything Lord, to beat a Democrat.�<lb />aid of Czar Reed and Mr. | for the retirement of vhe greenback®, "Oxtord Ledger.<lb />even in the house. The reason is |<lb /><lb />We study carefully the separate peeds of our patrons, and shall be glad ta ha\ ©<lb />your account, promising every accommodation consistent with good sanking<lb /><lb />secking the<lb />Cannen, chairman of the House cow-<lb />mittee on Appropriations, to prevent Republican opposition, which is out-<lb />the House Jegislating for the whole |spoker, especially among Representa~| When bilious or ecettve, eat a Cas-<lb /><lb />ovle. Because the Dirgley tariff| tives from the west and middle west. | caret, candy cathartic, cure cuaranteed<lb />Lew hes failed to provide the monev| The only way a bill providing for the|1°- 2d¢<lb />needed to properly carry on the gov-| retirement of the greenbacks could be " as<lb />ernment, and because he does not dare | put through the House would be to a<lb />to tell Congress 80 and ask for addi~| vet it endorsed by a caucus of the<lb />tional tariff legislation to furnish more} Republicans, and then it would not be<lb />revenue, Mr. McKinley wants to Ge-j certain, as there would probably be<lb />grive the people who pay the heavy| enough Republicans who would refuse<lb />taxes called for by the Dingley tariff} to attend or be bound by the caucus,<lb />of privileges to which they are clearly} jn addition to the solid. vote of the<lb />It Reed enters the deale=| Democrats and Populists, to defeat the<lb /><lb />ranma aaa<lb /><lb />"_" O"""<lb /><lb />UNDERTAKER<lb /><lb />FUNERAL DIREGTORS AND<lb /><lb />EMBALMERS.<lb /><lb />"_"""-() __" -<lb /><lb />Laziness in the Land.<lb /><lb />Loafers are enemies to society, for<lb />~they not only suffer the loss of moral<lb />backbone, but they flash the discovery<lb />hefore their tellows that it 1s possible<lb />to scramble through the world _without<lb /><lb />We have .utt received &amp; new<lb />m, (hearse and the nicest line of Cof-<lb />@ \fins and Ceskets, in weed, metal«<lb /><lb />lic and cloth ever brought te<lb /><lb />entirled. ;<lb />Cannon has already done so"0 pub-} pill. much effort. The world 18 divided ~ Greenville.<lb />lic building bill, no matter how urgent "" gnto two classes.. The frowsy begga od We aie propaved t ~9 embalm-<lb />the need, will ke allowed to go through : r|of sturdy frame whining at your door ing in ali its forms.<lb />e - �,� Dp n't T . T | ; . fe ra 7 £<lb />° obacco Spit and (Smoke You | 4 the child of the wealthy killing ESTABLISH Personal atiention gi to:<lb />? given to con=<lb /><lb />: iding<lb />the House; no bill providing ~or the Lite Away. : , oneeivabla fashion<lb />time in every conceivablo f[ashion; ducting funerals and bodies en-<lb /><lb />payment of any private claim against |<lb />ASE) 2 every mark of respecT.<lb /><lb />the government, zo matter i | | |<lb />hom the you want to quit tobacco using] quintiness, rags and respectibility blen a<lb /><lb />is nor how mach those to W easily and forever, b ; i<lb />* 2 a oe w] 1�,� ~ ~ 4 §<lb />money is due may be suffering, will be in y iy i aa ' ~1 the common downtall of all that 1s ORK SIDES &amp; SHOULDER Our prices are lower than ever,<lb />oo one, magnetic, full of new ble and} pest i an ns The race has<lb />y ~ river and|". OO ye om best in human nature. 1e Te . ,<lb />allowed to pass, and no vigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder- . eat of Ve do not want monopoly but<lb />solely by the sweat 0 suvite con petition.<lb /><lb />~opriati i assed. itherto gained<lb />harbor appropriation will be passed] worger that makes weak men strong. hitherto g<lb /><lb />Czar Reed may bite off more than he} Many gain ten pounds in ten days the brow in some form or another anT JARMERSAND MEKCHANTS BUY We can be found at any and all<lb />can chew, it he attempts to carry out | Over 400,000 cured. Buy No To-Ba. | We who toil see no other way 10 el ing their yearTs supplies a find |times in the John Flanagan<lb />a wir , , ; ant 1 the opegs,""-Orapge Ta b- | their interest to get our prices betere pur| Bugey CoT 7143<lb />e ideas. Neither he vor Mr rom your own druggist, who will | further progress. Orapge Va, ge , ugegy CoTs building.<lb />ed ie os b woe ~at thiv guarantee a cure. Bookiet and sample | carver ° chasing elsewhere. Ourstock is complete &amp;<lb />cKinley will be as strong at tI) nailedtree, Ad. Sterling Remedy Co | u allits brancues. BOB GREENE &amp; CO<lb />. " . = . nen TTL A, °<lb />geesion as they were at the extra ses-| Chicago or New York. , . _"<lb /><lb />=o+ their favors have mostl bee "<lb />gion ; their favors have mostly been | Somewhat changing therr tune, FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAR CREER VILLE<lb /><lb />@stributed. It is well known that " ; |<lb />Things to Know. Protectionist organs now boast of the<lb /><lb />filure to get through a pablic vmanh of ~their policy in tl<lb />at at chia dietri loreat triumph of their policy 1m 1e . |<lb />building bill for his district has cost : : . : ; "" ,<lb />ueing Mix stove blacking with vVin6- | tact that American manutacturers are i ;<lb />tJ<lb /><lb />any Representatives their seats, and . . :<lb /><lb />met . the Re venci tative will all gar ; this makes 1b stick better |everywhere driving foreign products! arways AT LOWEST MARGeL PRIUE<lb />Seen ane ne their const and also gives a better polish. out of neutral markets. According to - -<lb />be passed on by their constituents. hia ih ts. ording<lb /><lb />: their peculiar logic American manu-<lb /><lb />There has been much talk which came To cool a hot dish quickly set<lb />sacturers have overcome foreign Tobacco. Snuff &amp;C, open on:<lb /><lb />The next session af ths school wit<lb /><lb />itin water and salt; this will cool<lb /><lb />to nothing about a revolt against), seals in toreT \<lb />Beed by the House, but in this case it far mere rapidly than if it were ibn in foreign markets eae ihe MONDAY SEPT. ¢, 1897<lb />oo, . i tariff protects Americans from oreign :<lb />there is likely to be a sure enough re- stood in cold water only. vompetiti coqnal an ket, That we buy diroc) from Mamufactus.. » ®enjand continue for 10 months.<lb />volt, *, a ig 1°¢ oare F _ P 1: . UC 7 100 in ie nome mar Cle lin.T yore VL! ae ny. yer: \ e@ UL anT<lb />a ore : boi a the weit d an cell is to say, American consumers must | cie stock of Ihe terms are as follows<lb />* Loo, rub them with dry salt ,which w<lb />a . . wate y ? h . I pay more for goods in order that Primary k nglish per mo. 200<lb />A scrapping match between two) give &amp; brilliant polish to the}, -oieners may 1 hem ¢ :<lb />| prominent West Virginia Republicans, glass. mete: hi uy them elpaper" FU RN ITU RE Intermediate "  * #2 BE<lb />; « 2 va) 1 �"� :<lb />Mr. F. A Scott, who isa member of Greaae-ataine 0 Philadelphia tecore. | Higher ome $3<lb />. rease stains On &amp; cary<lb />the Republican National Committee, b oved i viet in may . always on hand and soldat prices to suit} Languages (each) TT $1 00<lb />and who expects to become Commis eremoyed in &amp; variety Of Ways: Notice. the times. Our goods are all bought and .<lb />. . one ot the simplest is to take a sold for CASH therefore, having no1isk} The work and disclpline of the schoo<lb />gioner of Internal Revenue about the ~oce of blotti . This is to notify all parties that to run we sellat a close margin. wil) be as heretofore.<lb />first of January, and Judve Nathan pl e 0 0 Irg paper, ay it we W. Higgs. Jesse Speight, and W. F, . We ask a conti P . T .<lb />a SO olaunder the grease mark and aj Morrill, trading under the firm name , sk &amp; continuance ol you<lb />Goff, who was once in the Cabinet J) -_: . : : : , . - | libecal patronage.<lb />abinet and] similar piece on the top of the of the Greenville Supply Co. have this .<lb />: who has just declined a Cabinet port m | aay dissoived their said partnership W PLRAGSDALE,<lb />; mark. ~Then press the part witb | by mutual consent, All parties having |<lb />Barbers. "_"" =<lb /><lb />eluims against said fiim will please<lb /><lb />folio, is indicated by the anounced as<lb /><lb />: . e is * . * . 2<lb /><lb />pirants ct both of them"a desire to alah un b fan vie a br ne present them at the office of Greenville |<lb /><lb />gicceed Senator Faulkner, whose |S ettin pias  hgoth fer atin son Me csa ¢ ! " : ""<lb /><lb />; r tng a ' , | blotting paper. ¢ nother methoc persons indebted to the said<lb /><lb />term will expire March 9, ASI. | - Greenville Supply Co. will please come A B.PENDER, *<lb />® T<lb /><lb />West Virginia Democrats laugh at the |'8 to add, OtRe borax to warm | gorward and settle at once.<lb />water in which seap has been| This Noy. th, 1897.<lb /><lb />A SPECIALTY. Primary, Second-<lb />ary or Tertiary Sypillis permanently<lb /><lb />7 expecteions of Messrs, Goft and Scott,| 7. s1H1C<lb /><lb />: avd say that they have noT doubt of a dissolved and well brush the 1. Bae FASHIONAPTS: BARB Es eae 1s 18 0 Oa. oe viise un<lb /><lb />; a ia an rity nthe next Leg.(Stained part with thie mixture.) JROBH BERIGHT, | Can be found below 5 Aire Ponts treated ot Maraaty. if you prefer to<lb />. Fi] aL. next door to Reflector, office, come here we Will contract to pay rail-<lb /><lb />road fere and hotel bills,{and no charge<lb /><lb />Ammonia 1s also usefal ; it should<lb />= . """ lif we failtocure. If you have taken<lb /><lb />oe cneeneemenall<lb /><lb />jslarure. Meanwhile Goff and Scott<lb /><lb />are preparing to fight each cther, bo diluted with water and rub- The G ' , ~<lb /><lb />y were both in Washing . | bed on the carpet. | Lhe Greenville Supply Co. formerly | mercury, iodide potash, and_ still have |<lb />ria sah can . ibaa son a P compoess oe ; wa gg Ally AMES A. SMITH aches and ahs, Mucous Patches 10<lb />s . Kinley. ) ; iy | : T . mouth, Sore Throat, Pimples Copper |<lb /><lb />Baving already more factional party Belle Bovd in Lrouble. lfrenivad gwendgeencns by mutual con- TONSORIAL ARTIST,) Celoved Spots, ries On a cart wt |<lb />esd " , rs) 0 \ 5 5<lb /><lb />fights than he knew what to do with? li rea pathy the rag ues wan GREENVILLE, N. ©. ant hae y Nag eo ee agen<lb />men 3° ) , : : . out, it is this Syphilitic Bloo oison<lb /><lb />Mr. McKinley tried to nip this one in Belle Boyd, the tamous woman . spy the public that the business of said mirm P ay vey sclenes Cleaning, Dyeing that we guarantee to cure. We solicit |<lb />the bud by asking Goff to b of the Confederacy, who lectured i _ by conducT Egg hPa ha an iag Gents Clothes a specialtY the most obstinate cases and challenge<lb />o become] T ectured in| W. Higgs and W. F. Morrill, under te 3 , the world for a case we cannot CUTe, |<lb /><lb />Attorney General when Mr. McKenna this State a tew years ago is under ara gs of bie Greenville S ipply - anes __. This disease has always baffled the skill<lb /><lb />o, We appreciate the patronage of of the most eminent physicians, :<lb /><lb />uditiona<lb /><lb />arrest in Lexingt<lb />ington, Ky. tor anj|the public so generously given in the. H ERBERT EDMUNDS, 000 capital behind our unco<lb /><lb />alleged attempt to jump a board bill. past and solicit the continuance of the FASHIONABLE BA guaranty. Absolute proofs sent sealed<lb />te |<lb /><lb />de nominated for the Supreme Court,<lb />same in futur 2. oe SOON ab Address COOK REM-<lb /><lb />'' Dut that gentleman declined and said<lb /><lb />that nothing but . seat in the Senate Press dispatches state that none of her<lb />q : nti tases . . J. W. HIGGS, 1 attention CO., 480 Masonic Temple Chicae<lb /><lb />would tempt him to give up his present frienda, have come to her reliet as yet. we oF, MORRILL. [cee a to elegney il, ? : |<lb /><lb />/ i . o. ~ - om } Yuu, ' rey : é<lb /><lb />ee ee : ' 63 | .<lb /><lb /></p>
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        <p>if<lb /><lb />* Atlantic Grast Line<lb /><lb />tee sens tite<lb /><lb />Schedule in Effect Nov. 29th, 1897.<lb />Departures from Wilmington-<lb /><lb />NORTHBOUND.<lb /><lb />DAILY No 48"Passenger"Due Veg-<lb />9.35 a.m. Nolla 10.52 am. Warsaw 11.10<lb />aTm, Goidshoro 11.58 am, Wil<lb /><lb />gon 12.43 p m. Rocky Mount<lb /><lb />1.40 p m,. Tarboro 2.50 p m,<lb /><lb />Weldon 4,23 p m, Petersburg<lb /><lb />6.28 p m, Richmond 7.15 pm,<lb /><lb />Norfolk 6.05 p.m, Washing- |<lb /><lb />ton 11.39 pm, Raltimore 12,53<lb />am, Philadelphia 3°45 a m,<lb />New York 6.53 am, Boston<lb />3,00 p m.<lb /><lb />DAILY No 40"Paseenger"DucMag<lb />7.15 pm. noiia 8.55 p m. Warsaw 9.10<lb />p m,, Goldsboro 10.10 p m,<lb />Wilson 11.06 p m. Tarboro<lb />6.45 am. Rocky Mount 11.57<lb />/ pm, Weldon 1.44a m, Nor-<lb />folk 10.30 a m, Petersburg<lb />8.24 a m, Richmond 4.20 a m,<lb />Washington 7.41 am, Balti,<lb />more 9.05 4 m, Philadeipnia<lb />11.25 am, New York 2.02 p<lb />m, Boston 9.00 p m.<lb />SOUTHBOUND,<lb />DAILY No 55"Passengor Due Lake<lb />~40 p a. Waccamaw 5.09 p m, Chad<lb />beurn 5.40pm Marion 6.43 p<lb />m, Florence 7.25 p m, Sum-<lb />te: 8.42 p m, Columbia 10,05<lb />7, Denmark 6,30 a m, August<lb />to8.20am, Macon 11.80 am,<lb />Atlanta 12.15 p m, Charles-<lb />ton 10.20 pm. Savannah 2.49<lb />a m. Jacksonville 8.20 a m,<lb />St. Augustine 10.30 am,Tam<lb />pa 6.45 pm.<lb />SKRIVALS AT VVILMINGTON"<lb />FROM THE NORTH,<lb /><lb />DAILY No. 49."Passeiger"Boston<lb />9.45 P.M. 1.03 nn. New York 9.00 pm.<lb />Philadelphia 12.05 am, Balti-<lb />more 2,50 am, Washington<lb />4.30 am, Richmond. 9.05 am,<lb />Petersburg 9.50 am, Nor-<lb />Weldou 11.50 am, Tarboro<lb />12.12 rm, Rocky Mount 1.00<lb />pm, Wilson 2°14 pm, Golds-<lb />boro 3.10 pm, Warsaw 4.02,<lb />pm, Maguolia 4.16 pm,<lb />DAILY No. 41."Passenger--Leave<lb />%.50 A.M, Boston 12.00 night, New<lb />York 9.30 am, Phifadelphia<lb />12.09 pm, Baltimore 2.25 pm,<lb />Washington 38.46 pm, Rich-<lb />mond 7.80 pm, Petersburg<lb />8.12pm. Norfolk 2,20 pm,<lb />Weldon 9.43 pm, ~Tarboro<lb />6.01 pm. Rceky Mount 5.45<lb />am. Leave Wilson 6.20 am.<lb />Goldsboro 7-01 am, Warsaw<lb />7.53am Magnolia 8.05 am.<lb /><lb />DAILy No. 61"Passenger----Leave<lb />xcept New Pern 9.20 am, Jackson-<lb />unday yille 10.42 am. This train<lb />'40 P.M. arrives at Walnut street.<lb /><lb />FROM THE SOUTH.<lb /><lb />DAILY No. 54"Passenger"Leave<lb />12,15 P. M. Tampa 8.00 am. Sonford 1.50<lb />pm, Jacksonville 6 35 pm,<lb />Savanna 12.50 night, Charles-<lb />ton 5.80 am,Columbia 5.50<lb />am, Atlanta 8.20 am, Macon<lb />9.30 am, Augusta 3.05 pm,<lb />Denmark 4.35 pm. Sumpter<lb />f.45 am, Florence 8.55 am,<lb />Marion 9.35 am, Chadbourn<lb />10.35 am, Lake Waccamaw<lb /><lb />11.06 am,<lb /><lb />Train on Scotis d Neck Branch 2oad<lb />eaves Weldon 3.55 p, m., Halifax 4,39<lb />p.m., arrives Scotland Neck at 5.20 p<lb />m., Greenville 6,57 p, m., Kinston 7.55<lb />p.m. Returning, leaves Kinston 7.50<lb />a. m., Greenville 8.52 a. m. Arriving<lb />HaliT x at 11:18 a. m., We'don 11.33 am<lb />daily except Sunday.<lb /><lb />[rains on Washnigton Branch leave<lb />Washington 8.20 a, m., and 2.20 p.m<lb />arrives Parmele 9.10a. m., and 4.00 p<lb />m,, Tarboro 9.45 a. m., returningleaves<lb />farboro 3.30 p- m., Parmele 9.35 a, m.<lb />snd 6.20 p. m,, arrives Washington<lb />11,00 a. m., and 7.20 p. m. Daily ex-<lb /><lb />yt Sunday. Connects with trains on<lb />ceotland Neck Branch.<lb /><lb />Train leaves varoorv, N C, via Albe-<lb />marle &amp; Raleigh R.R. daily except Sun-<lb /><lb />ay,at 5 30p.m.,Sunday 405 P. M;<lb />errive Plymouth 7.40 P. M., 6.00 p. m.<lb />Returning leaves Plymouth daily except<lb />Sundoy, 7.50 a. m., Sunday 9.00 a m.,<lb />errive Tarboro 10.05 a.m and 11. 00<lb /><lb />Train on Midland N. C. branch leaves<lb />Gold&amp;boro daily, except Sunday, 7.10 a<lb />m. arriving Smithfield 8.30 a, in. Re-<lb />turning leaves Smithfield 9.00 a. m,, ar-<lb />rives at Goldsbors 10,25 a, m.<lb /><lb />Trains on Latta branch, Florence R<lb />&amp;., leave Latta 6.40 pm, atrive Dunbar<lb />7.50 p m, Clio 8.05 p m. Returning<lb />leave Cliot6.10am, Dunbar 6.80 a m,<lb />oye Latta 7.50 a m, daily except Sun-<lb /><lb />v<lb /><lb />Train on Clinton Branch leayes Wai-<lb /><lb />-gaw for Clinton daily, except Sudday,<lb />11 20a,m.and 4.15 p, m: Returning<lb />leaves Cinton at7.00 a. m. and8,00 1, m.<lb /><lb />Train No. 78 makes close connection<lb />at Weldon forall points daily, allrail via<lb />Riehmone.'alse at Rovky Mount with<lb />Norfolk and VarolinaR RK for Noniolk<lb />£ne all points North via Norfolk.<lb /><lb />H. M. EMERSON,<lb />GenT! Pass. Agent<lb /><lb />T. M. EMERSON,Tratfie Manager,<lb />J. R.KX VUY. GenTl Manager,<lb /><lb />THE MORNING STAR<lb />The Oldest<lb />Daily Newspaper in<lb /><lb />North Carolina.<lb /><lb />The Onl" Five-Dollar Dailv<lb />its Class inthe State<lb /><lb />| He Lives at Home.<lb /><lb />Mr. W. T. Strtckland, of Franklin<lb />county, was in town last week and<lb /><lb />| gave us an interesting account of Mr.<lb /><lb />Kenuel Tant. Mr- Tant1is about 76<lb />years cld and lives five miles sou-h of<lb />Louisburg and yethe nas not been to<lb />that town sirce the close of ,the ware<lb />He passed through oLousburg return-<lb />ing home at LeeTs surrender in April,<lb />1865, which is the last time he looked<lb /><lb />Tant enjoys good ~ealth but believes<lb />in living strictly at home, and auring<lb />all phat time was never known to<lb />leave it but once. On that occasion re<lb />was induced by one of his friencs to<lb />ride out to CliftonTs mill, abou: 24<lb />miles distant. He is happy and con<lb />tented and this is perhaps the sequel<lb />of his isolated habits.<lb /><lb />Mr. Strickland also told us of<lb />ancther man his section of the<lb />county who was born in the year 1800<lb /><lb />in<lb /><lb />and made a good crop in 1893, doing<lb />all the plowing and other work fh ime<lb />self."Henderson Gold Leat.<lb /><lb />Answer DidnTt Suit.<lb /><lb />era<lb /><lb />An editor of a<lb />wourning the los3 of ~wo subscribers.<lb /><lb />western paper<lb />No. 1 wrote asking how to raise his<lb />~wins safely, while the other wanted to<lb />know how to rid his orchard of grass"<lb />hoppers. The<lb />terward by mail, but by accident he<lb /><lb />answer was sent<lb /><lb />that the man with twins received this<lb />answer: oCover them carefully with<lb />straw and set fire to it, and the little<lb />pests, after jamping in the flames tor<lb />a few minutes will be speedily settled.T<lb />And the man with the grasshoppers<lb />was told to give castor oil and rub<lb />their gums with a bone." saz atte.<lb /><lb />Juss try eo tL. bux Of Cascarets,fthe<lb />finest liver and * »°! 1eguator ever<lb />made<lb /><lb />~Am<lb /><lb />ingle<lb />tandard<lb /><lb />only is possible, whether as a test of ex-<lb />cellence in journaiism, or for the meas-<lb />urement ol quan, timevalues<lb /><lb />and<lb /><lb />The<lb />Philadelphia<lb />Record<lb /><lb />after a career os nearly twenty years of<lb />uuinterrupted growth is justified in<lb />claiming that the standard first estab-<lb />lis ed oy its founders is the one true<lb />gest of<lb /><lb />A Perfect Newspancr.<lb /><lb />To publish all the news promptly and<lb />and succintly and in the most read-<lb />b'e form, without elision or parti-<lb />san bias, to discuss its significance<lb />with frankness, to keep AN OPEN<lb />EYE FOR +UBLIC ABUSES,<lb />to give besides a complete record<lb />of current thought, fanvies and dis-<lb />coveries in all departments of hu-<lb />man activity in its DAILY FDI-<lb />TLONSs of from 10 to 14 PAGES,<lb />and to provide the whole for its pa-<lb />trons at the nominal price of ONK<lb />CEN J"that was from the outset,<lb />and will continue to be the aim of<lb />fHE. ECORD.<lb /><lb />a A . ,<lb />The Pioneer<lb />one ¢ nt morning newspaper in the<lb />United States, THE RECORD still<lb />LEADS WHERE OTHERS FOL.<lb />LOW,<lb />Witness its unrivaled average daily cir-<lb />culation excceding 160,000 copies, and<lb />and an average exceeding 120,000 copies<lb />tor its Sunday edivions, while imitations<lb />of its plan of publication in every im-<lb />portant city of the country testify to the<lb /><lb />he price at Which it issold THE REC.<lb />ORD has established the stands rdTby<lb />which excellence in journalism must be<lb />measured.<lb /><lb />The Daily Edition.<lb /><lb />year or 25 ceuts per month.<lb /><lb />The Daily and Sunday<lb /><lb />editions together, which will give<lb /><lb />to. mation of all that isgoing on in<lb />the world every day in the year<lb />including holidays will be sent for<lb />$4,00 a year or 5 cents per month<lb />Address<lb />THE RECORD PUBLISHING CO.<lb />Record Building,<lb /><lb />upon the oViliage on the Tar.� Mr.<lb /><lb />put them in the wrong envelopes, sO<lb /><lb />truth of the assertion that in the quan-|<lb />tity and qua'ity of its contents, and in| 4¢<lb /><lb />of THE RECORD will be sent by | $<lb />mailtoany address for $3.00 pet | xc<lb /><lb />its readers the best and freshest in- | 3<lb /><lb />~ DIRECTORY.<lb /><lb />CATRC i a<lb /><lb />ecient mete<lb /><lb />BAPTIS5i"services every Sunday,<lb />woring and evening, Prayer meeting<lb />Thursday evening. Rev. A. W. Setzer,<lb />Pastor. Sunday school 9:30 A, M.<lb />C, D. Rountree, Superintendent.<lb /><lb />CA THOLIC"No regular services.<lb /><lb />~EPISCOPAL"Services fourth Sun-<lb />day, morning and evening. Lay ser-<lb />vices second Sunday morning. Rev. A.<lb />Greaves, Rector. Sunday schoo! 9.30<lb />A. M. W.3, Brown, Superintendant.<lb /><lb />METHODIST"Services every Sun-<lb />day, morning and evening. Prayer<lb />meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.<lb />N. M. Watson, Pastor. Sunday school<lb />9:30 A. M. A B. Ellington, Superin-<lb />cendent.<lb /><lb />PRESBYTERIAN"Services " third<lb />Sunday, morning and evening. Rev.<lb />J. B. Morton, Pastor. Sunday school<lb />9:20 A M. E. B. Ficklen Superinten-<lb />dent,<lb /><lb />LODGES.<lb /><lb />AVF. &amp; A. h."Greenville Lodge No<lb /><lb />jug. J. M, Reuss W. M. L./I. Moore,<lb />Sec.<lb /><lb />I. 0.0. F."Covenent Lodge No. 17<lb />Meets every Tuesday evening. J. V.<lb />Johnson N.G. L. H. Pender, Sec.<lb /><lb />K. of P."T'ar River Lodge No, 93,<lb />meets every Friday evening. H. W.<lb />Whedbee, C. C. A. B. Ellington K. of<lb />R. and 8.<lb /><lb />R. A."Zeb vance Couucil No. 1696<lb />meets every Thursday evening. W.b.<lb />Wilson, R, M.R. Lang, Sec.<lb /><lb />K.of H."Insurance Lodge No. 1169<lb />meets every Friday evening. Johr<lb />Flanagan, D. Henry Sheppard, R.<lb /><lb />oALL of H, Pitt Council 236 meets<lb />every Thursday night, J. B. Cherry<lb />Cy W. B. Wilson. See.<lb /><lb />Everybody Says} So.<lb /><lb />Casearets Candy Cathartic, the<lb />most wonderful medival discovery of<lb />the age, pleasant and refreshing to the<lb />iaste, act gently and positively on<lb />kidueys, liver and howels, cleansing<lb />the entire system, dispel colds, cure<lb /><lb />and biliousness.<lb />box of C, C. C, today. 19, 25, 50<lb />cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure<lb />by all druggists.<lb /><lb />yee<lb /><lb />Cctton and Peanut,<lb /><lb />BR law are Norfolk rices Of oltoL<lb />and peanuts for yesterday, as furnished<lb />by Cobb Bros. &amp; Commissiou Mere<lb />chants of Norfolk «<lb /><lb />*OOTTON.<lb />Good Middling Of<lb />Middling Pog<lb />Low Middling 4 15-14<lb />Good Ordinary *4}<lb />"Tone"steady<lb />PEANUTS<lb /><lb />Prime 2<lb />Extra Prime 2t<lb />�"�ancy 3 28<lb />Spanish 60 to 75<lb /><lb />.. Tone"quiet.<lb /><lb />PRACTICAL |<lb /><lb />TNO SET<lb /><lb />; Offers his services to the<lb />© citizens of Greenville and the 2<lb />dc public generally. 7 »:<lb />% ROOFING, GUTTERING, 3<lb />Spouting and Stove Work,<lb /># specialty.T<lb />Satisfaction guaranteed or<lb />me, no charges made. Tobacco ¢<lb />4© Flues made in season. Shop Q<lb />on Dickinson Avenue.<lb /><lb /><lb /><lb />Philadelphia, Pas? sae<lb /><lb />284 meets first and third Monday even-|_<lb /><lb />has a nice asscrT ment ot tho3e Fountain Pens<lb />also a beautiful li::e of Pearl Handle Gold Pens<lb /><lb />You will be astonished when you see them and<lb />earnhowvery cheap thev are.<lb /><lb />headache, fever, habitual constipat:on | oe F<lb />Please buy and try a} $30<lb /><lb />Te<lb />(yreenville Market.<lb />Corrected by 8. M. Schultz.<lb />Buiter, per lo 15 to<lb />Western Sides 5t 00 6<lb />Sugar czved Hams 10 to 124<lb />Oorn 40 to 50<lb />Corn Veal 50 to 60<lb />Flour, Family 4.75 to 5.75<lb />hard 54 to 10<lb />Oats 35 to 40<lb />Sugar 4} to 6<lb />Coffee 34 to 20<lb />Salt per Sack 65 to 1 £0<lb />Chickens 12} to 20<lb />Egress per doz 124 |<lb />Bee swax. per 20 |<lb />Cc' ton Seed,per bushei 1) to<lb /><lb />bhbbahy What Is It? ghhbbhl<lb /><lb />It is a picture ot tae celebrated<lb /><lb />@<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb />PARKER FOUNTAIN. PEAS<lb /><lb />Best in use The outfit ot no business man is<lb />complete without one.<lb /><lb />The Reflector Book Store<lb /><lb />You may never.<lb /><lb />But should you vver@=""== "<lb /><lb />oagg Come to see us, ="<lb /><lb />PRAPPRALAAPAPPA PEPE L AN LP LPP LAPP PPE LALLA<lb /><lb />Anything from 2j@===<lb /><lb />Wisiting Card y<lb /><lb />soeemmmedt 5 OF<lb /><lb />Bull Sheet Poses<lb /><lb />ea aac ERIS<lb /><lb />eect ee nemmonaneaes<lb /><lb />: The Eastern Reflector.<lb /><lb />bj<lb /><lb />id<lb /><lb />4<lb /><lb />The Daily Reflector,<lb /><lb />TWICE-A-WEEK.<lb /><lb />Gives the home news<lb />every afternoon atthe<lb />small price of 25 cents a<lb />month. Are you a sub-<lb />seriber? = It notT you<lb />ought to be.<lb /><lb />4<lb />% aaty<lb /><lb />Is only. $1 a year. I<lb />contains the news every<lb />week, and gives informa-<lb />tion to théT farmexs, es-<lb />pecially those . gréwmg "<lb />tobacco, that is -worth "<lb />~many times morethan "<lb />the ~subseription pfice.:<lb /><lb />r .<lb />"<lb />. f +<lb />* Ache 4) {<lb />i eral ~ ~<lb /><lb />i) ow Q ee ¢<lb /><lb />~ f 3 «<lb /><lb />tae a a<lb /><lb />5 ~<lb />~<lb /><lb /></p>
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          <lb /> Oreates many anew business,<lb />oEnlargos many an old business,<lb /><lb />i.<lb /><lb />oDAILY REFLECTOR,<lb /><lb />Nome dh sk o. eke Bae<lb />ete oy eg pea<lb />ie Eada Lea<lb /><lb />pi<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb />TOWN TATTLE.<lb /><lb />fission aes<lb />"<lb /><lb />A Gist ot What is Going On<lb /><lb />rman ene<lb /><lb />a<lb /><lb />TRAIN AND BOAT SCHEDULES:<lb />Cotton 5 1-16.<lb /><lb />alll<lb /><lb />Passenger and mail train eo1ng Firs: Saturday.<lb />nortb.arrives 8:52 A.M. Going<lb /><lb />south, arrives at 6:57 P. M.<lb /><lb />Three weeks to Christmas.<lb /><lb />This 1s pneumonia weather.<lb /><lb />North Bound Freight, arrives<lb /><lb />; N. Abram &amp; Co., ni .<lb />9:50 4. M:, leaves 10:10 A. VW ram &amp; Co., are opening @ stock<lb /><lb />jof goods in one of Bernard stores.<lb />Sonth RoundT Freight, arrives<lb />6.00 P. M. leaves 2:15 P.M |<lb /><lb />There will be no Sunday school in<lb />the Preshyterian church tomorrow.<lb /><lb />The Reflector Book Store has a few<lb />teacherTs Bibles, _ elegantlybound.<lb />The price is astonishinzly low.<lb /><lb />Steamer Tar River arrives from<lb />Washington Monday, Wednerday<lb />and Friday, leaves for Washing-<lb />ton!Tuesday. Thursday apd" Sat-<lb /><lb />66 C � .<lb />urday. The ocandy stew� in the Masonic<lb /><lb />building, Friday night, was very enjoy"<lb />sble and the young people report a<lb />good time.<lb /><lb />oBUPTCIOUS ADVERTISING.o |<lb />For Renxt." New six room dwelling<lb /><lb />house, all conveiences, desirable loca-<lb /><lb />tion. Apply to, J. W, Hiacs.<lb /><lb />Cail<lb /><lb />baskets,<lb /><lb />BASKETS == Work waste<lb />baskets, junch busketa, market baskets,<lb />~and all other kinds of baskets at Zeno<lb /><lb />Preserves many a large business, :<lb />Moore &amp; BrosT.<lb /><lb />Revives manv « dui] bnsiness,<lb />G. A. McGowan &amp; Uo, have a ful<lb />line ot Burial Robes for ladies and gen<lb />tlemen at extremely low prices, also<lb />Mourning Hat Bands for men.<lb /><lb />Rescues many alos: business,<lb />Saves many a failing basinese-<lb />Secures success to anv tai ness.<lb /><lb />8 someyrem<lb /><lb />FRESH Flakes<lb />small and larve Homiry, white Beans<lb />shicdded Ccd Fish, Mountain putter<lb />é S. M. Scuurtz.<lb /><lb />Topay"Hominy<lb /><lb />To oadyertise jadicious|:,� use<lb />the columns of the Rernecron,<lb /><lb />penumiatinoniptetcin ~tennant eam enuettie. eminem<lb /><lb />erie<lb /><lb />octet nme naen etait = 4<lb />gett men 4<lb /><lb />| The Reflector Book Store has just<lb />|<lb />|<lb />|<lb /><lb />Weather Bulletin. | received a nice fot of new stationery"<lb /><lb />Hedgers, day books,recript books, record<lb />{ *<lb />~books, paper, correspondence cards<lb /><lb />+ + ne<lb /><lb />Showers, probably clearing Sunday,<lb /><lb />, with envelopes, tablets, pencils, rubber<lb />colder Sunday might. I<lb /><lb />bands, ete.<lb /><lb />N OT i C FE ! The Public are<lb /><lb />warned not to cash or trade for Check<lb />No 7643, amount $51.80, payable to C.<lb />R. Hardy or bearer, as payment of same<lb />has been stepped at<lb />Grenville, said check having been iost.<lb />November l!ith, 1897. .<lb /><lb />EVANS, JOYNER &amp; CO.<lb /><lb />POUR NGS o1 Va AMC RET LALO EOE EERE<lb />oI0 CURE=NO PAY-<lb /><lb />That is the way all droggists sell<lb />GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TON<lb />IC for Chills, Fever and all forms of<lb />Malaria. It is simply Jron and Quinine<lb />in a tasteless form. Childre love it<lb />Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating<lb />Tonics. Price. 50a.<lb /><lb />a bs a<lb />24 {0<lb />EEREE ated<lb />We a<lb /><lb />aonT We iy<lb />oi<lb />OU<lb />e<lb /><lb />But the Same Old Year, and You<lb /><lb />The Bank of].<lb /><lb />| pay you to call at my store betore buy-<lb />Ring.<lb />: |fections, in fact everything for Sante<lb /><lb />oo | Claus.<lb /><lb />NEW MONTH"NEW FACES.<lb /><lb />eres a Cl<lb /><lb />Have Seen These Names<lb />Beiore.<lb /><lb />J. A. Crews left this morring.<lb /><lb />J. M. Moore weat to Wilmington<lb />Friday.<lb /><lb />Rev, FE. D. Brown came ever from<lb />Kinston this morning to fill his appoint-<lb />ment at Falkland Sunday.<lb /><lb />Capt: Williams, a conductor on the<lb />C. &amp; O. railroad and Dr. Enslow, of<lb />Huntington, W. Va., who have been<lb />enjoying a few days hunting trip down<lb />here, left this morning for their home.<lb /><lb />Musicale.<lb /><lb />The ladies ot the Episcopal church<lb />will fiive their next musicale, second of<lb />the series, at the rooms of Mrs. A. M.<lb />Moore on Morday night, 6th. Pro-<lb />gramme will appear tomorrow.<lb /><lb />Two Remarkable Men.<lb /><lb />Dr. Gus Smith, of Ironton, is ia ene<lb />aspect a most remarkable man. He is<lb />about 35 years of age and was never<lb />known to drink a drop of water or to<lb />cat a bite of supper. He eats heartily<lb />at break~ast and dinner and drinks muk.<lb /><lb />There is a young mar ia Cleveland<lb />county who is hairless. He hesa stand.<lb />ing offer of ten dollars tor every hair<lb />that can be found on him from the<lb />evown of his head to the sole of his feet.<lb /><lb />--Lincolnticn Journal.<lb /><lb />AT THE CHURCHES.<lb /><lb />Where You Can Worship; Tomor-<lb />row.<lb /><lb />Methodist chureh"Sunday-school at<lb />9:30 A. M.<lb /><lb />Baptist church"Sunday School at<lb />9:30 A. M. Services at ll A. M,<lb />and7 P.M. by Rev. A. W. Setzer,<lb />South Greenville Sunday-school at<lb />4 P.M, D. D. Haskett, Superintendent.<lb />Episcopal chureh Sunday School<lb />at 9:30 A. M.<lb /><lb />oThis,� said Wigwae. as he survey)<lb />ed hig newly laundered shirt, oI con-<lb />cider a fine example of irony.�<lb /><lb />My Christmas stock is in and it) wil<lb />A full line of ~loys, voile, Con-<lb /><lb />Priees Jower than anvwhere<lb /><lb />else James Lona.<lb /><lb />mas is rapidly anproach-<lb />ing, only a short while<lb />and the eventful day is here,<lb /><lb />LERES<lb /><lb />. prepation must be made that i<lb />' if may be one of joy and giad<lb /><lb />ness. Seetoit that you have<lb />supplied yourself with some<lb />of the many useful, servicea-<lb /><lb />ble and substantial things of life that can here<lb />be found in such great variety and abund-<lb />ance. If there isa girl or lady that has not been<lb />supplied with a<lb /><lb />A!<lb /><lb />Jlew Christyas Press<lb /><lb />they should come now while our shelves are<lb />filled with beautiful patterns and trimmings.<lb /><lb />(Bley f. a� uy A rue are ~ a a é 5 A F .<lb />sk SOCOOO AAAARAINK WA OO KAKA OOOO OO<lb /><lb />It may be the children<lb />need Shoes, Underwear,<lb />Handkerchiefs, Gloves or<lb />Neckwear. Someroomin<lb />the house a new Carpet,<lb />Rugs, Curtains and Chairs<lb />The bed may bein want<lb />ot someall wool Biankets<lb />and Marsailles Counter-<lb />panes.<lb /><lb />- ws;<lb /><lb />ee<lb />eo" os<lb /><lb />»..<lb /><lb />OM On OO<lb /><lb />.<lb /><lb />In fact you may want and<lb />~things that yon have been oputting off�<lb />enough.<lb />- ter to a close.<lb /><lb />whether you want to buy or not.<lb /><lb />Yours toplease,<lb /><lb />J. B. CHERRY &amp; CO.<lb /><lb />ay<lb /><lb />need many other<lb />: long<lb />Xmas isa good time to bring the mat-<lb />Come look through our stock<lb /><lb />ALL ABOUT<lb /><lb />ry A handsomely illustrated book ef<lb />200 pages descriptive of Texas and<lb />lp the resources of that great otate<lb />will be mailed to any address on<lb />receipt of eight cents to cover post<lb />X wz: D. J. PRICE.<lb />G P&amp;T. AL &amp; GON.R.R,<lb />A Pa'estine, Texas,<lb />Fast Texas lands are attracting<lb />S considerable attention. Mention<lb />this paper.<lb /><lb />FOR SALE.<lb /><lb />mem<lb /><lb />Valuable o0 Prayer.<lb /><lb />ee<lb /><lb />N Tuesday, the th day of Decem-<lb /><lb />per 1897, we will offer at public<lb /><lb />sule the residence of Mrs, M. A. Jarvis<lb /><lb />and two adjoining vacunt lois, situated<lb /><lb />in the town of Greenville, on the corner<lb /><lb />of Cotanch and 2nd streets near the<lb />Macon Hotel.<lb /><lb />There are several out houses - on the<lb /><lb />"<lb /><lb />Weare already here with the goods<lb />ut is all right to look after the dollars,<lb />saving them, then you will call now ané@ make your p<lb /><lb />for. It<lb />of<lb /><lb />in every line you may eall<lb />put if you are really desirous<lb />urchases while<lb />rices too cheap to quote.<lb /><lb />goods are going low down. Come and be convinced. P<lb /><lb />RICK<lb /><lb />gon eee<lb /><lb />ee annie a eit :<lb /><lb />Christmas Goods<lb />Fills the Store<lb />- With New Lite.<lb />resin snk sew GS GS. ET<lb /><lb />cuit i to Christmas. Modern fashion makes<lb /><lb />Clothes beautiful. Enterprise adds<lb />objects that are artistic or curiousto the mer-<lb />chandise attractions. Thus the festival thrill<lb />is created, and thisstore becomes a public place<lb /><lb />LangTs Cash House.<lb /><lb />LANG SELLS CHEAP.<lb /><lb />nrc<lb /><lb />_ ste peepee caesarean tA ITE Ae<lb /><lb />R. R. FLEMING, Pres, HENRY HATDING<lb />A. G, COX, Vice Pres. AssTt Gashice<lb />G. 3, CHERRY, $ .<lb /><lb />y<lb /><lb />CAPITAL: Minimum $10,000 ;| Maximum $100,000.<lb />Organized June Ist, 1897.<lb /><lb />he, ~4. IAs<lb />The Bank of Pitt Uounty,<lb />GREENVILLE. N. ©.<lb /><lb />-TAHIS Bank wants your triendship and a shar<lb />if not all, of your businesss, and wil grant<lb /><lb />every favor_consistent with safe ana sound<lb /><lb />banking. We invite correspondence of a per:<lb /><lb />sonal interview to that end.<lb /><lb />"s<lb /><lb />_<lb /><lb />a large<lb /><lb />Wehave<lb />STOCK OF<lb /><lb />iON AL d Fit<lb /><lb />premises,<lb />Sale to take place at 12 o'clock M. if<lb />not sold privately before.<lb />Apply to HARDING &amp; HARDING,<lb />Greenyille, N.C<lb /><lb />Land Sale.<lb /><lb />By virtue ofa decree of thy Superior<lb />Court of Pitt county made jn a certain<lb />special proceeding therein ~ pending en<lb />titled et als against J. H. Whitehurst<lb />and wife, I will on Monday, December<lb />27th, 1897, before the Court House door<lb />in Greenville, sell at public saie to the<lb />highest bidder, for cash, that certain<lb />tract or parcel of land situated in Car-<lb />olina township, Pitt county, and on the<lb />west side of Bear Branch, adjoining the<lb />lands ef W. R, Whichard and others the<lb />boundaries of which are fully set out in<lb />a deed executed by Council James and<lb />wife to Jane A, Warreu now on record<lb />in the office of the Register of Deeds of<lb />Pitt County in Book T, T. pages 408<lb />and 409.<lb /><lb />This Noy. 24th. 1897,<lb />- ALEX.L. BLOW,<lb />Commissioner.<lb /><lb />| MO<lb /><lb />GOODS<lb /><lb />just arrived. Come and<lb />see us.<lb /><lb />EGGuiNUTT<lb /><lb />Phone No. 10.<lb /><lb />TE GREENVLLE SUPPLY 60<lb /><lb />Notice.<lb /><lb />This is to notify my friends and pat- :<lb /><lb />rons that I have this day withdrawn (AIS Ky ANN) FIO<lb />|<lb />S a<lb /><lb />from the partnership of The Greenville<lb />ah Wh<lb /><lb />Supplv Co, and have connected myself<lb /><lb />with R. L . Dayis &amp; BrosT under the<lb />1,0, COBB &amp; Sie<lb /><lb />firm name of Speight &amp; Co. ari will<lb />va |<lb /><lb />continue to buy cotton and produce as<lb />before under said firm name. Thank-<lb />ing my friends for their past patronage,<lb />I assure them that their interests will<lb />always have my careful consideration.<lb /><lb />I think I am better prepared to handle<lb />their business than ever before andso-<lb />jreit a continuace of their patronage,<lb />o?his Nov. 16th, 1897. "<lb /><lb />_ JESSE SPEIGHT.<lb /><lb />~bude!<lb /><lb /></p>
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