Eastern reflector, 25 January 1901


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Attention Farmers
am new offering you one -f th m Hues l
pry coons, mm PACTS SHIRTS. MS
POCKET -ml
at very reasonable prices. My
i the of any market and
When you to town again m a Dial.
V i Shouts Know.
education says the
until yon he
rite a good, legible hand.
S., nil the knows ho
to use.
and write good English.
Write i good letter.
PLUCK WHICH BRED PLUCK.
b I
la Transvaal.
knew -o many
had SOBS that I
mane m s manor l cave As my
expressed It,
always mi Then wore, however,
or Irish who car-
to verge of
who In kill-
nil ton untimely bad one
Her of rather small for lilt
Write a go- letter.
a column of figure ream, toad of wearing tap feasts halt
Make out an dinar account. s altogether one of
Deduct per cent front the
the beet In Booth
therefore the have seen
th.
Get a good bale
I he Victor SAW is ill Ml
for home,
Every sale sol a to
range trow n
L.
lire
of it
Receipt It when paid.
lie mi ordinary receipt.
Write tor
i or report pub
Write an promissory
note.
Beckon the or
or
Draw
Take it to proper la a
Lank to gel the
nil number of yard of oar-
pr-t required for
him hill n
while lie turned half In the
a with
s lie also
shoot like a line he
his horse v, as op. He wanted an-
other. I replied one
from the The next ha
went near their Tie
saw an . out
look lie the officer,
the orderly off, and Bobby,
waking op, th
it and and off. The
at him With their rifles then
with their Maxim, but Bobby
galloping back to oar
all
to In a hurry to get
I Bald.
goon i he hutching.
To those
in districts
arc keep the
in order and a
at absolute; cure
s k
torpid liver,
bilious diseases,
Liver Pi I is
ATLANTIC
Norfolk, Va.
Broken in
Grain and
ions. Private l Sew York,
Chicago and New
TAKEN UP.
A nil with crooked
horns, about two
old, ins been In v HaM about four
Owner notified to call
same v for and
coal W. I.
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Make neat and comet entries .,; , , ,
day and ledger. I weekly.
Measure pile of in I
i One feature connection i
of bushel of with the
lions III Is the of the
workman for the Wood is
plentiful In country that In no
ease will the price for fuel exceed
mining may lie
on mi a low
rate. The that a Una
will, for n kopeck
niece, lay Ms loll hand, with
I on I with full
is Riv.-n that
will be mode to the of
North to the of
two of the Missionary
the town of Bethel,
This Jan MM.
ion V a m, e IS i
leave p
in your largest and it
value n i rent
Fell about the great
and of the
It lie can do all more, it
j. is
ti n enable him to
way world.
THE COUNTY BOA It I
APPOINTED THE
to
depositories I
We handle the I'm
one of
Pitt County.
Stale I isl public schools
ever yon need. We also have
BOOKS
slant and i
tablets, fool's h-h
crayons, colored crayons, inks
Unfair Rut.
The Ala., Age
Herald Ike
now pretty generally
Sen Hill, of New York,
the
Mil III in 1904, says
Mr. Mr. or who
over else holler must j case.
Ural demonstrate bis ability wear-
his o n Sue; any one of
ibis three must ran for
rain it.
n his make as out each
linger t tic for. but It Is
true that III pick timbering in
bad ground, In erecting log
cabins and all manner Of wood Joining
the equal of tho can-
not
y forbid the
i IS years of
or in-
of el
in i
conducted by ill
New with Iceland the
distinction aver other parts of the earth
in freedom from all of cattle
IN
J. I. CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton of
Bagging, Ties Ban,
Correspondence and shipments
com I
radii
i., his State and
s , I- a logical
all is true,
are re-
to their ability carry
their own Ml ale-. this has not
always be. n the ease is not log-
Mr.
l cent, plain l-ad i cent, was nominated
rubber tipped lead pencil I cent, n Hall was
pretty over cent, crayons, with metal hold-
in nice wood box B slate pen
and pen, nil in w box,
cents. A great big wide m-
A Our School
of l-st
ink on the market, A cents. ;
White crayons, gross in box, H chips Good
coins i
for the s Can
t i i i
Ills
We u lilt
day books, join
order books,
C.
an I i
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i.
S People
nave kinds and
i so s.
He i
I pi
r-
ant
The Famous Park-v Fountain
TA H
MAGAZINES.
declaring that if he
were the nominee he would lone
I be vote f New York, when
the probably believed
ii. one the most promising
m ; p f is
Mi. nil Nobody
him to
but he could likely do
better is. carry
No. and other States which
doubtful.
Mi. ii lost Maryland,
it.
but is doubtful if any
could mote
than lie in New York or any Mary
near reclaiming
ii did not do ibis ab-
is sine he
would. rule cot which
paper
is neither fair not
ll tie, but us
may arise la Ohio, la-
or giving
seems
hence the
far In advance,
, He may be any one of a
-i-iii possibilities, or Destiny may
pi ii R at unknown
semi.
ill u Wound In the
War.
of the rubs at ill-
ran says the Philadelphia
Record, with SO
on a of r. When the b
Brat this scheme of
one stool was enough, as
the college stools multi-
plied, and lees IN four
Instruments of
are hi more or
in a room devoted exclusively to the
punishment of those who ha.- trans-
the rules. There is absolutely
to the
order to on n stool for
Any f
the bids would sooner Hike u
thrashing It. but
Hi.- has proved It
self an ii has
come to stay
TI
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has i
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AT POINTS,
with a good of
consisting of meat, meal,
Hour, sugar, coffee,
syrup, tobacco,
canned goods and
anything visually found
n grocery store. Thank-
you for your liberal
pain nape Hie past
hoping by fair dealing Io
your favors in the
future, I am
leave San lot
Slip
bed m.
i in. arrive
M p in,
i c m
Ben
am, a lie
V Mills U a
rive have,
in, HOPS Mill p n
i s; p in. b 1-1 p r
lb lib Si
indigestion
dyspepsia
biliousness
and the hundred and one sin
ills caused by impure blood
or inactive liver, quickly yield
to the purifying and cleansing
properties contained in
QUART
It cures permanently by acting
naturally on all organs of the
body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh-
builder, and health-restorer, it
has no equal. Put us in Quart
Bottles, and sold at each.
Unroll. Mick.
Take nit st
OLD DOMINION LINE
mi i with l.
Air Line
Durham
oil
la i m, a to.
riv-s, ,. . pm. N.
pm. T aft MB,
J am.
at am, ll u am.
on
k it m, I
a I
a. I k I. in. u m
and T r n. o i
. ii m. arrives
m returning;,
Sunday, tan a Sin
op am.
Train in Midland N
ft a m. u
a in,
a V a
M R j
Mount at am. a m, Hi
m. m pin, Hope II am.
tin.
p m. ll U a m. at Km
Mount U daily
Train leave ft
dally, Sunday.
at am
Ml p in.
Train J
don for all dally, all
U. M.
J. It. Manager.
T. M.
SERVICE
leave Washing-
ton daily A. M. for Green-
ville, Greenville dally 1-
M. fur
Strainer leaves
Greenville
Fridays A. B.
for
Tuesdays, and Saturdays
at m. freight only.
at Washington
for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
Inn, for all points for the West
railroads at Norfolk.
should order freight by
the Old Dominion B. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Buy Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
MY
Washington, N. C.
J.
Greenville, N. V.
VT. for
of .-ti.
or
ml I . I lute
Pill, when are
I .,
i. i-on-
line- l
, . of
CO.,
Ill
I, in c
LAM ISA
By the power vested
n made in a Isl Hi no
in Court of I'm
A. Tyson,
I, Mills,
ml Hills the other law of
v. ill on
of February, expose t,
before the In the
loan of to tin highest bidder.
following piece or
That certain tract adjoining
A. Ty
son eight sere
more or leas and being tat Identical eight
tract of I.,
P. of
sale cash.
W.
PILLS
Restore and
Loss of
all r
. .
Ia tonic
11.-. pink k-l.-v to
i and
PILLS
fin, of Hy moll
. DOM fat
with our to
or refund the r paid. Send Tor
i i . .
EXTRA
rare fur
Ci. I or St.
And it co-Ties to
The Reflector Office Can't lie Beat.
for I.- of
I, N. rum
Mill mi -r i.
, of or
, .,. t, i bankable
u veteran of civil ant, or
In CO.
Mr, ll
known
t nil, township, at S o'clock es
III-, was
tin in
the war, ago.
For Nil-
i I. t,
be made to
to the town of
baa hits
III Hie n
that, .
replied lbs T
ST
and fever is ii of
Chill Tonic. It is simple
you were the
So jay.
IN
L. ii. Pender,
N. C.
Tin Booting, Bo.
employed. All
kinds and locksmith work
class. He of guns a
specially.
Agent for The Oliver Typewriter
NOTICE.
I forbid by my any
i, inner iv
dog time. and trapping,
n wood, over
I. any other manner. OB Say
following lead; trail knows
John Mini in Falkland town-
ship, It. It.
I Others
lying on loath of river.
line knows and Ben
in township
the
lying o i riv.-r.
will lie
It.
The Commoner
Editor a
in
One Year l, Six Booths
Three Sing, t -V.
traveling are cm
ployed. taken
I The Semi-
Weakly and
will is- sent together
year or
one year for 13.00 in ad
ranee.
Tho Ono Day Cold
For in h
ill. Oat
Cold
At e You Hungry
Satisfy Your Appetite at the
Carolina
Next door to
New and Clean.
Oysters. Cd
Regular Dinner from o'clock
Cents;
Soup, kinds
Vegetables, Bread, and
serf, all for cents.
IS. W.
Ma
GREENVILLE N. C.
Bagging and always
on has t
Fresh kept constantly en
baud. Country and
sold. A trial will convince you.
O. W.
W, R. WHICHARD BRO,,
IN
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete in every de
in out and prices low as the
lowest, market prices
paid for country produce.
III i.-11
;. iii. Schultz,
unit Grocer and
Dealer. paid for
Bides, Fur, CottonSeed, Oil Bar-
Turkeys, etc. Bed-
Suits, Ba-
by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor
Suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P.
and
Bent Key West Cheroots,
American
Cherries, Teaches, Apples,
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Currents, Raisins, Glass I
and China Ware, Tin
Ware, Cakes Crackers, Mara
Bent Butter, Stand-
ard Bach i . and nu-
oilier
Quantity. for Come
to see me.
. I.
IN-
A GENERAL LINE OF
in
Also a nice Hardware.
MB.
J. B. COBBY.
Phone
for fr ad
-FOB
The Eastern Reflector
t m
D. J. EDITOR
II
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VOL, XX.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY
NO
NEW GOODS
ARE NOW COMING IN.
We sell the Celebrated
The only corset that will
break down sides. Our line of Bu-
Tables, and Wash Stand Covers is
and very cheap. Bee us for
allovers, val laces.
W. T LEE
THE CHIEF CAUSE OH
year were of
murders in the United Slates and yourself.
only hangings. Canada Of Never to
for the previous year there were yourself.
for Of a Not what he earns.
The population of this country is but he spends.
only thirteen times as large Of The art of for-
but the number of our
murders is times large. A
single one of our the i actual happiness
rank furnishes a larger criminal
list every year than the vast great
half of the continent to the north
of us. The Canadians have a right
to their boast that as compared
with us they are a remarkably law
abiding people.
This showing which is so
to the is part
From
U. v., Jan.
As the administration doesn't
wish tn take any more chances, the
conferees the part of the
on the Army bill, have orders to
agree to the bill as it passed the
Senate. II is expected to go to
Mr. a day or two,
and mouths are already watering
for the little
he will distribute under the
law.
The Ship Subsidy bill h is been
patched up so as to placate
opposition, and it is
claimed that it will get the vote of
every republican if it gets
voted upon, ll is lobe consider-
ed in the Senate no
appropriation bills are bend,
for a time, but Senator re-
minded Senator that the
time would be limited when he
gave notice that Finance Com-
would, the present
week, report the revenue
bill. The prediction has
been made by a Senator that if the
Ship subsidy bill was not passed
before the redaction bill,
which will have the of way
got before the Senate, would not
pas all. he democratic Sen-
choose they can easily pie-
vent Ship subsidy bill getting
millionaire- Not what he to a vote, but they conclude
These Are th, i.
Never to forget
get ting actual
Of The habit of
but what he earns,
Not that it is per
feet, but that it always attracts.
it be good policy
allow republicans to pass it.
While p all the time
Of a good How much that he would be a candidate,
you enjoy talking to him. Senator is constantly busy
Of Not what it has not I wires lo bring about his
seen but what it has not touched, nomination for President, by the
Of Not how much you republicans in 1904. His latest
accounted for by the fact that feel but how you move in direction was Io make
Canada has no great cities j a bid for soldiers vole, by
crime and is inhabited; Of a Not how much he bis lo
by a homogeneous people know but how much he B. f the democratic lead-
of a conglomeration of races and j know. can help gel that
The French live mostly Not that he never they will certainly do so,
a single province; ideally, but that he never because of their that his
mild and easily depicts falsely. j by the republicans would
controlled; there has been little fine Not the harm, assure the elect of any
of the all he but the good
TO THE PEOPLE, AND OF
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
an
We are still in the forefront of the race after your
We offer yon the beat selected line of
kinds have Hooded this
and there is no race problem
as ours.
But, as stated this forget.
only in part for the astonishing
between the criminal re-
that he do. That under this
Of Not how is stronger than the Civil
you remember it, but how much service Law is nothing new, but a
disgraceful proof it has just been
Of the worst Lead- given by the appointment of Win.
a poor life what Hamlet, of who was
cords of the two countries. There practice. forced lo resign as a general
must be some other a weight- Of a woman's Not how Post Office Depart-
reason. This is doubt to I exclusively you of her when for having hired out. his gov-
found in the certainty prompt-1 Is there but how often you railroad pass, to be an ill-
with which Is think of her she is in the
there.
Of Not what it does
ill but what it does to
do.
meted out to offenders by Canadian
representatives of law order.
The guilty are not only not allowed
to escape, they are not allowed to
delay the processes of conviction
punishment.
says the Chicago Times
Herald, Canadian
have the proceedings
t from month to month and
fr year to year or, after being
convicted, appeal from one court to
another until the witnesses die of
old age or opportunities
be found. Nor does this
method of floating with
wrong-doers in Canada leave the
unable to properly defend
themselves. They have all the
privileges opportunities that
our own laws extend to them. The
Intent to shield the guilty is lack-
is
Of the twenty-five indictments
for murder in only two were
left without final action, while el-
even of the indicted were hanged,
nine acquitted and three
insane. The same policy would
hang nearly of our
for the year instead of
only It be doubled
that the in our judicial
system, or rather lack of
the application of the system,
which permits so many
murderers to escape their just de
sorts, is the chief cause the
shocking record of growing crime
in Ga., Tel-
Words To Think Over.
To do God's work we must do it
His way.
The rays of happiness, like
of light, are colorless when
ken.
Too much sensibility
happiness; too much
crime.
There arc thousands of people
who live the cold, dark side of
life. What need is light
love.
No matter what land
is, or under what sky, he
his eyes he
looks the bliss and
rest above.
More than half of the
of the world from a per-
verse unwillingness to look the
bright side so long as a dark side
be discovered.
The Christian who works as hard
as if everything depended him-
self and as unconcernedly us though
everything depended upon God,
has a perfect
The girl with the rainy day skirt
; ought not to have trouble in catch-
a can run after a
man so much better.
Baltimore
House. other words, a man
v, has shown his for a
under one of
the public service, has given
an equally responsible position in
another. The secret of Hamlet's
is his ability, or
ed ability, to control the
j voters of
A sensational scandal ill the
dead letter often of the Post or
lice Department, has resulted in
the dismissal of the Chief the
property division end three clerks
Under him, and will probably re-
in the entire
of the dead letter The
clerks dismissed were guilty of COD
to get valuable properly
nominal prices, by menus of
bidding certain packages,
properly described
of the annual dead letter auction
sale. One of made a
cornered with a lot of
the improperly packages
his possession, and uncovered
the conspiracy.
Ignorance Is
With yellow fever lurking in the
bite of the dangerous
microbes clinging to almost every
thing with which we come in .
tact, the average man faces death
a times a day would
have been much happier if he had
never of such
is, if he believes
Herald.
General Merchandise
to be found la any store in Well bought choice
selections, the creations of the beat manufacturers of America
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring. Summer
and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad-
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you you want and to
sell you if we We offer you the very best service, polite
attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well
established business built up strict, its own merits.
When you come to market you will not do yourself justice
if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere.
us the following lines of general merchandise.
Goods and Notions,
Hats Caps, Silks and Satins, Dies.-.
Jackets and I apes, Carpets, Battings and Oil Cloths.
Shoes.
Is Dancing a Fancy.
One of the well known ballet
. trainers of the discussing
the subject one I last week
pie will not dance all with
in a very few Von see,
dancing is not to be distort-
ed as n now i. one
most be graceful, to dance
after the ballroom
one I lie very angular.
Iii the i nothing
to dance. People longer
and when they do they do
nut waltz it is a kind of I.
ward whirling around, with no I Every cotton planter should
opportunity or design for a grace- write for illustrated
pamphlet,
i c
, is sent fr. e.
All
I'm movement.
past has been taken from it to
please hopper, who would
fer to whirl on one toe,
I with no though I of dancing. Bow
can expect u would be
I any different with this two-step
I till even head No one
. s., K. V.
This
We i One Hundred Dollars
Reward for nay case of Catarrh
that not be cured by Hall's
lure.
Women's and Children's
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters.
Groceries.
Flour. Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead ts,
Hardware,
Plows, Castings Plow Fixtures, Nails and Hope.
Furniture.
Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line.
We buy Strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing.
Your Friends,
1.1. 6.00.
I think to dance well when all Co., Prop. Toledo O.
be dances from one mouth's cad lo We the undersigned,
another Is step. There i- for the last US years,
nothing graceful that. and Perfectly honor-
,, ,. . in ail
can't get any kind o training out , , , . ,,, ,, ,
B and I . aide In Carry out
no Did you any obligations made by their Arm.
ever analyze West S Wholesale Drug-
The began to dance, turn gists, Toledo, O.
from the evolutions Marvin,
Druggist, Toledo, O.
Catarrh Cure Is taken In-
acting directly upon the
In and in a
system, per bottle.
Sold nil
free.
Hall's PUb, are the best
fashioned to the waits and
the two step. With hi- bands on
hi- hip- lie glided back forth,
all the
yon see foolish it
he said. you sec
is nothing to this wonderful two-
step One doesn't have to I
-just take so many glides, turn,
. . . desiring i in having
glide again again turn. When-.,.,. . . .
a your
Every man, woman and child in
country c this if be
wanted to Oar only good
is they do not want
what difference does it
make that the two-stop is, as yon
say, a any one can do Does
a thing need to be difficult in or-
to be popular some one ask-
young people of Jersey city,
siring i Inn
enough money, b re entered
t, , was duly
I drawn up before a Justice of the
weekly to the
raising fund I If in
two years the sum shall not have
been completed the idea of mar-
is to be forever abandoned.
It is provided that the woman is to
contribute week and the man
may is not because his
incidental expenses will be greater
I than those of the woman during
the two years, because he is
only a week while she
l i.
We have long considered that if
Ranges
If yon want stoves or ranges constructed upon
scientific principles which are economical, durable,
and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look
for the
mark, which is shown upon every genuine
or Range, and do not be deceived
by worthless Imitations and substitutes.
lead all others ill yearly sales popularity,
him.
is secret of the whole
have to ill,.;.
No In
living creature can dance,
a if do tiny ought not to,
for is a bad thing for our pro-
I see what so-
master- live on with this
kind of thing going on, and you v should adopt the plan of
know they do protest. Tin, tried
. some way out of the N tax the great
last W
Chronicle would themselves,
I experience us
I in view, but,
Stamp Tines. ,,,, ,,, , ,.,,,. , ,
almost as indifferent the blacks.
ill can, the thanks of do , however, that
the general public by re-
pealing war revenue act
a stump tax.
Taxes collected stamps
small nil are at the
government
would never impose them
under war or
Nearly three have
passed since Congress
the raising of revenue by the small
-lamp tax. ll is a lax which the
everyday citizen We It staled that there were
loss of time and a about five divorces
it be so in Virginia. We
believe that If the poll tax were re-
quired to be paid twelve months in
of the election great
lardy of white men would protect
their while the great
body of would de-
election
Times.
I voices la Carolina-
Sold Exclusively by
BAKER HART.
that make coal of I he stamp
-light in
comparison with tin- total
receipts, proceeds
of the stamp tax hardly worth
considering. -in ill -lamp
enough to justify the
in. ii I the tax-
payers.-- Si.
Hunt.
Mi. Ola Forbes
led in Carolina dining
pa-i Iii- a
fact. The Legislature can per
form a great public duty by enact-
ii l. a a a. -ii logo ii divorce law.
evils incident to divorces are
i. and when the marriage tie is
regarded as permanent bind-
effect it will lose much of the
should attend it,
and the home, head
of society, and
will threaten
N. C.
friends who arc visiting him, Mesa. led. too easily ob-
s. Tho marriage union
Br. Jr., killed as
broken. Mar.
I ridges a hunt took
day. Thai a line
They are all
hunters arc good shots.
pi I he only creed
is of greed.
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EASTERN REFLECTOR
Post at
N. C, M Second-Class
Mail Matter.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
r Away
Tar
To I be of The
i u-r the following i
Cm nave
Victoria Great beloved family, you will oblige
ill. and
been I, aniline King
of and George
much her condition. g.
bow did marry
The maker arc Us-
made bis visit
to Senate since
His
by be
and it not she could many children bad . mas received with applause
Ike Weigh the
,.,. in a letter la
bow many ; to a
girls Senator James presented a
She did BUT-
living today,
nope that the If the Wales dies, j two from the citizens of
end could be long stayed, will the
A corns
Post come out a letter
photos dog and pulling
to levying tax on ca nave told of her What is a fur Greenville.
nine-. the arising , The bill designed to prohibit
piled to public schools. After We of Wight, Jan. ;. Are they always of royal ,
worth of The Bishop of Winchester read blood no was made the pedal order for
in dying Charlotte. X. SI, MM Wednesday,
M II V Ml
BUSINESS Milts.
Important facts
t.
for
Cost of different kinds of per
aisle,
rail fence for years.
Ricks Wilkinson
i. Ft
the dog. how much p
and benefit he is to home, the
gives a farther
reason for BOt wanting the tax.
to and a
,,,., for and a
contort to
That strikes us about the weak
eM that any man
could advance. The ate Beads
parents children
raised
,,,. associations are
, U belle, a child c i-
to say nothing
danger a la subjected to
by contact with the dog.
And if a dog is to escape tax
la the bog
our meal and lard supply, or I
bone doe the greater portion
of the labor at well as provide
of transposition for a large
majority These In-
animals are taxed
then w lei dog escape just
for sentiment
Charlotte. N. o'clock on W
at midnight. The I. she became heir i of the new bills
some the crown on ,.,,.
. slightly. At daybreak of William IV. in 1830 and To provide four-
I,,. began sinking again, at the latter without issue on u county in
this bulletin a-at she the
shows signs of for
big s and that Hanover, by the law.
tee Oil Tensions.
asking that be rails for yards or rails i
per panel.
Splitting mils at
per
n I m-i I
more serious aspect
the and
el of the
falling to her uncle, the of
Shewn the only child of
Hauling up rails 1.00
Shrubbing per year
for years
Total cost for I years
Making total cost for rail
in years HUH p-r yards to
say of the loss of land
taken.
Cost of walling.
Can we not serve you in footwear- Hamster's for
men, for
The but the best will be kept at
our store. A complete stock of everything and we
you to
I her cousin,
. licit- of Kent, and
the Queen. eras Mary
,, ,. i; teen is of the
I,,.,,,.;,. to s have med
giving stimulants her
.,,,,. rapid end of.
lo be drawing u u. i.
t is dead. . I. four
world will la s, who
m . death of the Wales and
. the
The House had a day. plank at l. per
of the time bun; taken up in j
at to each, delivered
Winston, of Pr
tie. bill which pro walling
the shall .
, ., , . I total
farms working;
their coin bis. and also making
provision for to work the
10.74
inn
l .
Id has
College Notes
in- i, 1,11- Club held
g evening i he
wall when the Prince
throne.
. ruler of a Stale called a
D In Britain.
i Spain and Portugal a
title of u ranking
pi lb of Prince,
STATE NEWS
The union Meeting of
2nd Central infer-
will be held
bat in
meeting us devoted to a . a sovereign title.
rev . oil hi I ;. be created by
ii the Nineteenth the puke
Pegram, the Duke of
, Man, not of
laker lone Observer.
i ii . i
part Physic,
in of He
pun.
if, has received,
very rare I
V.
Every w,
public road.
This Icing K. Lee's
and holiday,
adjourned in honor
memory.
A bills minor Putting up
hi van
N II.
cit his mes
Average cost of wall-
Wire yards.
at per
post at la each
i staples at Be
1.00
1.00
113.16
rail fence takes a large
. row that is worth something
Ii
King's Daughter
i . ii a lo
opera night,
commencing on . ,.
day before the 5th investigated opera
Mare Will Baptist. ., ., , .,.; ., ;,;, and ii
licit revenue to its of nU-
Bali Potter's . Hot-let I bold sic and splendid,
. near Hill, a Civic in bring ell more
They found some Irregularity i. . i penny ii cost
They occasion will be u red The pr--
loon in the town, Inking charge of lei gramme follows, Clara
his Free The yea examinations lie- pianist
gin ; , will u till each musical
Mis-
Tableau A thing of is
l,
. . .,, I, i d term
. i. was
off
i . en
t.-. . were saved I
. i lie City life saving j Saturday i-. It. I.
,., ,.,. ;,
1.1 el lo ran .
I . W,. . I
THE .
is in hi .
. Chanter The
I. i . . the as
gave M.
and Pa
u Ms be I i
of K.
. . we be-
. of soldiers
, ; . i. war between . . u, . ;
. . we estimate i I He,
than any count In ind p I next
Art mart i p. I
to the use, here
portion bi but event us. Sot a of writing
the I
About W veterans, most of them bit in I this
battle I look of I b i day i I imps I i end
u I
I tot be of tin
inn of
; . no
ii c
. i
P, nib i dis-
j in. pare I About i
. the Chapter were
n v, and eager i
to beloved
of mi; el many of I hem
led by . youth
a . growing old in rough
t life.
The weal her was fair, though
Id. and the day one
to be milch
by the old and men.
here of Chapter who n is
present.
The Chapter desires
lo thank
of to though
some IS years for r
son ens, and also lo him and
in- tor use of the
n. i. and lo Mr. K. II.
ii, I. editor
of Tin; run for
rendered.
joy forever,
n I win diet Miss
j Delia Mr.
Tableau Sweet dreams
Willard.
Mr.
-The
livid I i lib bar
scene.
; i ii . I were each
i In with an
The were of
girls and a ere id
be
After was
el an supper was
for
,,,. M, II
II K lag and J.
in i. .
laughters desire to
, to boas-
.-i ii. i
the lea
led lo i
heirs met
. . i
i ill
; i
i lotions
. a- a youth
up In
. it i riser,
for a I
I I W . .,
I Company,
II- C.
I be following rates a ill I a
in i ii. after
Tin pi i i i
lo I in II
up ml,
reel i
.
II I
All lovers b
failure.
a hard lime; I i
la vi
a multitude of
shins. i
a, p h
i and
in to
id
., I.- i- lo
II
II U
It . i SO
i in i I
. . .,. .,
. i
its r-
ii i.
., s
to i i a
C.
sage to he a. Jas.
it.
to succeed An
live session was held and he was
A Mad asking for a
change in lines
and Pitt counties,
and id Introduced
a bill to effect,
providing
a the A.
and M. Collage.
Among new bills
were
v I To lax dealers
To
Hie in
By To prevent kidnap-
ping and to punish persons for
crime.
the
liability of In
eases.
I The prohibit
and
business and prices
to
lion of trusts,
in mop lies and Of
of corporal ions
tin- of this act and to
the of paras
cations and suits
West Post.
Wash .
Committee that
baaing West
Point, will nuke a rs
port ion
believe will
the ab of basing tor all time
academy. The committee
Will what I lie develop-
ed, that hazing baa been generally
practiced and I bat in many In-
stance has been of a brutal
aid will also that
hazed, but will
ascribe death to result
-f h ; ;. The of
Hie cumin favor the statute
which will not only for
the . a cadet who ii
found guilty but a
ii inlet expelled for
such Cull ill not eligible for
I an I shall lie forever
I i in a
in i .- of Halted
probably, will be
the
House,
luck has a
II good deal to be for.
The and the beau-
so less girl In have
now lore lo lay their head.
One last is
Stop his feed.
year and your fence is subject
to be thrown dos n by blow n
down storm, or when
tire gets to II.
Your plank fence is a strong
fence, but is subject lo be burn-
ed and when your post- d some
the force of wind against the
will break off before en
rotten The fence ii
lire storm proof and eta k can
throw it down as they a
rail fence. The posts will
longer storm has no
power on wire, will U
of years with re-
pairing of
This wire fencing can lie had by
applying to the ire
H y Paid hi
On ,
II. of Ala ,
whose Sim Bass was kidnapped
several we-ks ago while a student
at Technology here, has
apparently lost by a
letter sent him. Fraser re
a letter staling that if he
would place in gold, the
amount for his son, in a
sack with a of potatoes and
r the load near
United prison,
miles IV .-u this oily, he would
lie met by a who would ask,
has you got
He as deliver the suck
its contents to the and his
-on would appear at B hotel in Ibis
Diking for his father at an
early hour Monday morning.
letter was signed
nailed in Atlanta, January
and the Instructions were
and Threats of
exposure and failure to carry out
the acre frequently
made it. Mr. sou, u
of the kidnapped car-
out i plan of letter, met
I lie US and gave
him the money and potatoes
day night.
he was
hotel remained
all day, but Bass did
mil appear, and no trace of him or
the persons who received
can be found.
A has discover
ed a new mineral which In
dark gives out light. Where he
discovered It It gave light enough
to work bl
dies. A sized piece of
II put will
a room, He doesn't pro
pose lo bide his light under a
bushel, but to It make
money
on anything wanted in the dry goods lino. So
trouble to show our merchandise. day we
are receiving new goods. A new lino of Hamburg
and Laces. A new and complete line of men's,
and shoes. A new line of hats in
the latest shades and blocks An up-to-date line of
Clothing for men, youths, boys at prices to suit you
RICKS WILKINSON.
For anything class dry goods store.
THE
TH AMERICAN MONTHLY OF
the in world giving la
III i i ii s
record cot Not
of In
a in world bad It
T .-. off la your locally who l U
I W. to active In
. In lbs country. T will liberally
la
I of Income. Mile . la
I i. hive tad mi
I . tern.-, end working
It a lo
v . end
to- r .- lie Is Is
ac. at
a, ,.
Mow York City,
Pretty
Children
We hare three children. Before
birth if the last en; my wife
or rum. if yea
pictures of our children, yon tee
a Hut
Is sad
finest of a II.
My wife thinks Mother's
Friend Is Hie greatest
an J grandest
randy la the
world for expect-
ant
-Law.
Cold In Head.
lo like to cure cold m idS tore
mass-
FRIEND
1-1 of
to child-
birth. The coming
disposition I an per remain
the Ibis relax-
lag, tin
I MS. A
, is in a strong, health
co u also
Moll . i a
as I i. r r .
it so Col law de-
t . about.
M .
t I
Sara
ONLY
surplus
ATLANTIC
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
CAPITAL SURPLUS
ECONOMICALLY
MOT
MEN.
THE AGENT GETS
THE PROFITS THAT IN OTHER
AGENTS AND MIDDLE-MEN.
RICH TERRITORY U
n.
3rd
Th Ono Cold Our;
i- ti- a en I.- v
I WAIsT A
am
AI WILL OUT MY
. a. Dull-
are at these prices.
DO.
I tint Speak i He,
1901.
J. W. ea road
morning.
Bar. J. B. Morton returned lo
Ibis morning.
Bar. H. went
evening.
Mrs. A. M. Moore Sat
from a vim
W. K. Atkins left morning
a trip to New York.
Mrs J. A. Dudley returned
morning from a visit to her parents
at den.
Dudley
a visit to
NEW STORE.
tic I Frail of tie yard side ;
. In. I yard
fl
He Arlington yard
d- side all
die Sicilian Suiting l.
lite
Mi
Oil Colors In Solids
Silver Star
Homespun
Homespun
Denim II inch Henri He
Mills U all Ml
wide, Bleached Double Plaids He
piece double
Flannel width kind.
Bleached Cotton Flannel flit-
Heavy ml Flannel all Manhattan for Lining lie
wool, at If, and Full line of fast col-
Heavy twilled c- ere yard wide Be
Mills It. Q, ID, h,
yard wide at your price just u
yard few left.
THE
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If
in margin of paper it
so to remind you yon owe
for
subscription we
you to settle us early
We need what YOU
owe us and you will not
keep us waiting for ft.
notice
Una mark on their
per
LOCAL
for three weeks in
is out of for
hut is what we have
of the first court of new
century.
We off after a lot of line
horses mules have a
special sale at our stables on Fri
day and Saturday.
Greenville Livery Company.
II. S. nil Y, Salesman
M. Tucker Co, the whole-
sale of Norfolk, carry one
of nicest lines of bats to be
found any wholesale establish-
They have made II. C.
Hooker their sole distributor for
Greenville a full line of
Tucker bats be found his
store.
CASE,
verdict of
case against W. II.
on the charge of murder for pois-
his wife, came to a close
Tuesday night after been
In progress eight days. The
was given to the Jury after H o'clock
and they were ready with their
by
was a remarkable case,
in all cost the county about
There were witnesses
and the jury together so
many days expensive.
It hi useless now to comment on
the merits of the case more than to
say that public opinion and
verdict of the jury
A sad accident occurred in town
last Friday
three year old son Mr.
Charlie Tyson, standing near
beater when his
caught from the boat-
roan up over the
little fellow. Ills mother bearing
bis pitiful screams ran to bis as-
to
names, she also severely
burned. Dr. called
for attended mother and boy.
At last accounts both were
well could be
F. W. Baptist.
U Broken
Mr. B. F. has a sleeping
room second story of
Bernard building, on street.
When leaving his room Sunday
morning he his footing and
tall down stairway.
bone in one leg broken.
Insolent Beggar.
A man a baby and a little
girl has been begging III town Sun
day and today. The are
In- tin. man is lie-
serving of no sympathy whatever.
We have been told of
where he was very and
very abusive to people who did
nil do for what he wanted.
Gillian returned
Head. morning.
Mr. James Scales was found A- left
1.1. . lug for
dead by the side I he road near,
mill, . A. W. of Wash
, , a . n i, . . was here
last He was about
He was I L. I. left this
morning tot
A. Tues-
All are to know C. D
is able lo be again
from bit, recent sickness.
T. of Tin;
is out again, looking
a little the worst from his wrestle
the grip.
Mrs. J. C. returned
Saturday evening from Louisburg,
where she bail called by
and death of her father.
J. A. Dupree went lo William
today.
Mrs. S. M. Daniel is
with
Miss Helen left this
morning for
A. M. Perry
land Seek Monday evening.
Jesse went to Goose
Vest today, not after feathers but
cot Ion.
J. C. Cooper returned Monday
from a visit to Wilmington and
other points.
Mrs. J. S. Harris,
ton, is visiting her sister. Sirs. J.
A. in South Greenville
H. representing the
It ii. k Co. commercial
agency of Norfolk, been here a
few days.
1901.
II. T. King went lo to
day.
11.0, Pearce, of Is in
lawn.
ti. E. of is
in town.
II. M. of
bare today.
It. left this morning
for Hertford.
Well may good people of Grant i surrounding
be thankful and proud -f Big Store and th.-
that come Iron, great For third nine -a ,
has the buyer been north, the York.
and Philadelphia market- and id up all
leading all shipment
of fine clothing far men awl intended in
lex., but a- of flood. The re-
suit i. .-an oiler men- grade at i-l
The., will be and on
the I able
mi no years old leaves a
large family. There Is cause
, . evening from
assigned, except it is probable he
hurl been drinking lay down , A- Vandyke returned Tues-
,, , . ,. ,. ,,. day evening from up the
and froze to death, says
Judge A M. Moore returned
Missionary Cumin. evening a trip to his
. . ,, , .
Dr. G. W. Greene, a
State who spent nine . went
, . . ., to today to take a prisoner
years in recently re , ,
turned to North Carolina, will
come lo next
and occupy the pulpit
Baptist church Sunday morning log.
and Dr. Greene will have
to say nil nation
will be of much in.
all who should
heal him.
Mrs, It. A. Alligood. of
ford, who bus been visiting Mrs.
J. A. Dudley, left Tuesday even-
Last week Register of Deeds
Moore issued marriage licenses to
the following
warn,
II. II. Mills and Mills.
Lucy Parker.
Trot Clark,
and Carney.
Williams
Ashley Daniel and
kins.
Dupree and Tyson.
ob lien
Va., January
Thieves broke Into the Orange
lust night and open
the safe, taking Mock
slump-, amounted
looser there
was only in
money in This they look
also. There is no clue us lo who
the robbers are.
S. M.
minks, coons foxes.
Court.
Mayor J. G. ban disposed
if following cases in his court
tines last
Robert drunk and die-
orderly, lined one penny and costs,
B. M. Check and II. A. Blow,
and fined one
penny and one half costs each,
Mr.
dis-
orderly, lined l costs,
Snow On and Howard Moore,
gambling, for up
April term of Superior
court.
J. Bonnie w. H.
gambling, recognized for
appearance April term
court.
It. A. permitting
ling to lie carried on bis place
of lined and
J.
Bell, each lined one
and costs,
I ex-
of person, lined one penny
and
Men are measured mm a days
not by merit but by money,
OUST
Four Car Loads Bought
MESS SI ITS.
Dark colors, double and
breasted, kind
now
91.25 kind now Boy.-, wool
pants 91.50 kind now
91.50 kind now 8.00 kind
now 1.00 kind now
92.75 kind now kind
now About pairs left.
What made our store such
a busy What we advertise
we do. The throngs that daily till
the store is very beat evidence
hat we rather understate than
otherwise Hie remarkable valve we
have lo sell.
Our Store
TAILOR MADE SUITS
10.00 kind now
HOSE.
kind now kind now
kind now
We leave n to you If there Is not a snap, vim or go, about .,,.
other business Greenville Ii is
dry and clothiers arc kind 13.98, 5.00 kind
tor you income in and pay them their per cent, Will 3.00 kind now 1.37.
Or will you trade with a live, progressive
Is like a Trojan making your dollar HO-
We hare doubled the business since we are in new 1.30 now 2.00 kind
already, and now want ii. 1.39, 2.50 kind now 1.98. 3.50
kind now 2.98,
Holiday Goods
Greatest of All
A I S
Over car loads of
entire big Bazaar. can think that it
is right here. And the a record for itself and
positively beyond reach of the
strongest competition within three
hundred miles.
Price U One-Half.
3rd Northern Trip Successful.
now 18.00 now 11.78.
and JACKETS
All kinds and prices.
wool bed All all prices.
kind now
Kind now kind now
Good and heavy
to per line.
PLAID
kind now
SIDE
, yards In select from.
Everything Imaginable Here. Our Big a growing plant, increasing
every day. Truth tolling gelling go band in hand here. Our sole
desire and ambition is for your For you we work.
New Store.
Open Nights.
Greenville, N. C





am
now oaring v on. of
Interring Observations sad
Comment On Measure
inn In
1901.
week the
GOODS.
g HATS. PASTS pissed
CUTLERY
TABLE
at reasonable prices. My line of
i. of ,,
When to a mat.
know best.
TAX
That of the
taxation or of dons is
to the early this session,
Thursday of this week the Gar-
bill to levy a tax on canines
will be discussed. Its advocates
say that it ran be made to raise
to for the public
school Its opponents claim
but we are all familiar that
old store.
. White.
bar of more or less acts,
while as many more are in the
hands of committee or the
of the two houses. Some
of the most bill
of general character yet to be
bill for the cs-
of a School for
by
Senator of Wake,
h, the intention of the two commit ,.,., .,,.
ma on Penal to-
Murphy asks for
appropriation this for
hospital for
A portion of it is wanted for u
A Fortification.
Fort he body against disease
by Liver Fills, an
cure for headache,
sour stomach,
alien, jaundice, bilious-
nil kindred troubles.
Fly-Wheel of
Your Liver Pills arc
the -wheel of life. I shall
grateful for the accident that
brought them to my notice. I feel
as if I had a new lease of life.
I. Fairleigh. Cannon. Col.
Liver Pills
Ar
L Rocky Mount
l v- WIN
Lr
Lt
Ar
Lt
UP.
A portion y u is
, , . A t with crooked
ltd pOW-M two
tho l a Jg
. months. call
Get a good
early this week and give ibis
are and ear-
nest roll is
and believed that a
that will meet
.,,,.
The Victor safe is made u. all sizes
office general ,,,,. I
for , provide in
Every Bale with a guarantee to
proof range p
of the I have
heard will ask for more than
One half that NUB, including an
for additional female
ward building to cost about
if the splendid of
this institution is to be maintain-
ca.
m f -r
mil my
of W. I.
N. C. Jan. 1901.
ATLANTIC LIKE
Rana
it at
4.- x-l
ii
am n ah r
II w
i a
ti in
mil m
miS it-
t K. II
it m
r a am
; M
Ill IN
I'll AM I M
indigestion
dyspepsia
biliousness
and the hundred and one
ill caused by impure Wood
or inactive liver, quickly yield
to the purifying and
properties contained in
St
U prohibit sale of
within two Of
Ike town S
s. C Tab Jan ;, MI.
Lt
Ar K.- K j
Ur Tarboro
Lt Rock; Mom I
Ar
It cures permanently by acting
naturally on all organs of
body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh-
builder, and it
ha no equal Put us in Quart
Bottles, and sold at Si each.
SOLD BY ERNUL.
L.
N. C.
one of as
; another and
a -and I Bod upon
Legislators, of all
I part lea, an to vote us
as Ilia State
to provide.
, Hal.
a meritorious bill
lo provide four
in not now having
UP.
A mile SO pounds
The beat century while marked
. . . I .
is a move to pay your debts.
and sunny when
your pocket's full of money
In every soul there i a
in which hi buried
patted hope.
The average lawyer will wort
on ii appear to
tie
There arc tome c pa
this country, but
will be
People o lie any bet-
in the new than they
were the old -some are even
worse.
round hole in right ear. Una up
abort
Owner It hereby lo
and, Rt hog and
Four north
Jan
OLD DOMINION LINE
COPY BOOKS.
Wholesale Hatters,
VA,
proposed act.
BOOKS.
i hill I -t Friday
in of Wayne to
As one- of the in .,., r
U. designated on . free Q T
State I for the public schools and can supply la highly mi-
ever you We also have That
is to be
generally and this bill, with
some or a similar one. We carry all style Hats, Al-
slant double ruled practice writing fan- pro
tablets fool's can paper pens, slates. among other things made II. f Hooker
a Slate our distributer tor Greenville
of the Governor Is to be aDd you will Bud a full line of
with the State I Tucker at
three of the state Board
as the other
are to be received
IN
J. W. PERRY CD.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, and Hags.
and shipments
solicited.
rayons, colored crayons, inks
Some of Our School
are to
pencils l cent, plain lead pencils cent, bidder
rubber tipped lead pencil cent, a nice tab. ,.
cover cent, ii assort-1 crayons, with metal
. . i,. -late pen . ,
OSTEOPATHY.
E. S. D.
pretty cover i cent. crayons, with metal be Henry Clark House, Aral
in nice wood box B cent. pencil, slate pea- of Ii. list
and pen an-l . all . lamination and
White box,
con's per quire.
be required to use the
Look- adopted, etc. All this
mean cheaper school j Tobacco Flues, Tin Hoofing, Si
AT POINTS,
with a food of
of meal,
Hour, sugar, coffee,
tobacco, cigars
snuff, canned goods and
anything Usually found in
a grocery store. Thank-
you for your liberal
patronage in the past and
hoping by fair dealing to
merit your favors iii the
future, I am
fully,
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at SO p m, Sunday II p n. arrive
leave; lit-
and Sin
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Train Jot
dally, except Sunday,
at am.
10-vi pa.
Trull. Wei;
don all dally, all via
m.
Agent,
J. B. Manager.
T. M. Traffic M after
Steamer leave Washing-
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave daily
M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays at A. M. for Tar-
leave Tarboro for Greenville
and Saturdays
at A. M. carries freight only.
at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominions. Co. from
Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
JNO.
Washington, N. C.
J.
Greenville, N. C,
0.1.
th Business
S . -a-. .-
Good fool's I he proper distribution of
I books nil public
We carry a tin l and sin
long day books, Journals, books,
order books, and wile In
., .
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IF. I
PILLS
tort Lott
virtue- of I lie of natal in
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. i, dune in . ill now
that la what has beau ah , .
, ,. . kinds and work
X ,. tor many . of guns a
For Society People
IV k nil kinds and if box pap i-
, i-i -.- visiting cards, In
The Famous Parker Fountain
Right r.-
Pet
TO AM.
Mice a, II ion among publishers,
it i. hoped, will be lively despite ; for The Oliver pen rile.
the far trust
nit include all the school book
I believe
II OF
Tuesday the will
lion. -M.
Senator and lo s.
will begin March
I. A i I he he
re. the vole
present. Senator
was railed t. his old
home Friday
death his mother, who
has been ill for some lime, but ill
tot urn in a few days,
The Republicans will bestow the
empty of their votes none
lion. Richmond
Whether
rill vole Is not known, j
and the
present, Pearson will receive
of the
I mid if Kips
rive voles for Butler, Pearson two
not gel more
Five voles fur Butler What a
change in condition from ex-
in 1808.
angry
Satisfy Your Appetite the
a ii .
Dinner from
J kinds meat, I kinds
Vegetables, Bread, and
all for cents.
B. W.
DEALER
and
builder. Urn f.
pink flow lo
or By
per box.
S.
4-------
Cotton Bagging and always
on has .
Fresh goods kept constantly en
hand. Country produce and
gold. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
art a --aw Pt .
18.60, with our to
or the money paid. Send fur circular
J copy of our bankable bond.
in
v I, Mills,
u, I Mills sad Mrs i l of i.-
the 4th U
In-fore in
Greenville, lo
the bed piece or parcel
land. o win II l tract
Ike J- T.
tad. lb of A Ty-
m and acre,
more or . and Wing
m re I ass I.
H. lo
Mil
W,
4th,
Immediate
core for of Power,
or
awl U
of
Be mall tn a
money paw.
CHICAGO, ILL.
For talc J L
N U
W. R, WHICHARD BRO.,
IN
any OM U
lo hunting with
or doe st and tapping,
ruling
or on foot, .
known a
the John ill
1500
We Hie above for any east
Sick
we ,
will. Mill,.
when the are
. are purely and
never con-
Ilk contain lo
contain II Beware of i
and Sent mall, taken.
CO., Clinton and
Jackson in. sale
L N c
Whichard, N.
The Stock complete in every de
part and prices as low as the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce,
in
Manager. h a,
and sad oilier
Norfolk, Va.
lying in tide of Tar river.
OB known and
ram. in Falkland
Ike
on south Tar
will be protocoled.
It. J.
The present of Hie
native i lo make
the g
bus had, In all our history, in
Cotton and Brokers
i and
ions. i Wires to New York,
Chicago ii I New Orleans.
NO
And it comet to
JOB
a great All cure-no pay
to the
will he made to the Leg
lo town of
t-. Mayor
j. Clerk.
January,
THE B ST
and fever is a of Grove's
I Chill Tonic. It is simply
respects -or else , iii a form
Price SOc.
One Day Cold Our.
For cold in the head and
I the Hist prediction, and the
. a Fur cold in acre . Kev.
. eat; . ;, I sat ion the hopes belief gUM,
The Reflector Can't Be Beat.
The Commoner
WILLIAM J.
ft Publisher,
Advance.
One Tear Months
Three Sing.
No traveling canvassers arc cm
ployed. taken t
Weekly and
will lie teal together
one year for or Tin.
one year for payable in ad-
i-i. i a in .-it 176.---------
. iii,
null and
Dealer. Cash paid for
Hides. Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar-
Turkeys, Egg, etc.
steads, Suits, Ila
by Carriages, Parlor
Suits, Tables, lounges, Safes, P.
A Ax Sn u it,
Meat Wast
American Can-
Peaches, Apples,
Pine Apple, Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed nil.-, Oar-
den Heeds,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes, Currents, Glass
and China Ware, Tin Wooden
Wine, and Crackers,
mil, i Ii w, Kent I in lie. Stand-
ard Sewing Machines, and nu-
other goods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for wish. Come
to see me.
Ph me
IN-
A LINE OF
A a Line of Hardware-.
COME TO SEE MB.
J. B. COBBY.
PATENT
MM PATENTS
C. CO.
WASHINGTON. DO,
T-
III
The Eastern
D. J.
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VOL.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
Of ill ill till
it Pitt
together with ill Receipts lid
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3rd, 1900.
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Title
Eastern reflector, 25 January 1901
Description
The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
January 25, 1901
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Joyner NC Microforms
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