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My Stock 
is Complete 
-bIN ALL LINES.- 
f Goods. Hats, 
prices that will suit you. 
COME AND SEE THEM. 
. White 
Famous m 
ft 
Laxative. com to chills and 
fever and all malarial and billions troubles. For sale by 
Harrington, Barber Sc Co., 
0-20 
BEAD WHAT R CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT 
Our Royal 
Elastic Felt Mattress, 
HARASSING THE AMERICANS 
Increased Activity A motif; 
Filipinos In the 
Several 
la Luzon. 
Manila, Aug. from 
islands show that there 
has activity among 
the I'm . during the last 
six weeks. I in- American losses 
the of last month 
were greater than in mouth 
January last. 
General and 
are 
bunting the garrisons, 
into the during daylight and 
ambushing tiring 
and then retreating upon, the 
The an 
ample supply of ammunition and 
are organized to a considerable de- 
The American's have garrisoned 
three towns on two 
of which shelter a tenth of the orig- 
inhabitants who suffer from 
the 
els from the hills. 
The third is without native 
inhabitants, the rebel outposts, a 
mile away, preventing their re- 
turn to their homes. 
When amnesty as proclaimed 
it practically was without effect, 
and the expectation that the 
would not accomplish 
much in the lime is 
daily diminishing. 
The Philippine Commission, is 
now announced, will make all lit- 
civil service appointments. 
Several minor engagements 
last week The 
rebels used smokeless 
The Worst In Tea Years. . 
The Crop for the week 
ending Monday, August 1900, 
With an experience of over 
ten years the author of the Crop 
of the North 
does not remember 
more unfortunate for agricultural 
interests those prevailing 
throughout North Carolina since 
August The weather 
during the week Monday, 
August 13th, is characterized by 
severe drought and intense heat. 
The maximum temperatures 
from degrees near the east coast 
and the mountain regions to 
over in the central sec 
The most successful merchants 
of city are those who use ad- 
space in the daily news- 
papers. There be exceptions 
but are not one in hundred. 
Wilmington Every Even- 
Tie hotel home 
U common enough; a hotel 
out home make 
a hit. 
Select Female School 
school bar will 
maid Milt hf 
Ills u to their manners and mental 
Terms as 
Primary 
Ml 
Higher, 8.00 
Music, Instrumental vocal 
use of Mom, 3.00 
A of your patronage is solicited 
satisfaction 
N. C. Aug. 1900. 
St. Mary's School. Raleigh, X. C, 1900. 
Mess. Royall . Borden, N. C, 
few months ago purchased Felt Mattress from 
you. After giving II a thorough trial. I Sod it the most comfortable 
In all respects by far the most I ever used. 
I have tried both cotton and hair greatly prefer 
to either. Wishing you much success with Mattress. I am 
Respectfully, tin. M. Matron. 
After night's if it is not all yon even 
hoped in a comfortable bed, return it to us and we will refund 
you the full amount paid question, yon not being out 
one even the freight. 
HOW CAN GUT II your local dealer does not handle 
our mattresses, direct for pamphlet descriptive of same. 
BOY ALL BORDEN, 
Manufacturers of Furniture, Mattresses, etc., hT. C. 
Get a good Safe 
I lie Viet r safe is made in all sizes con- 
use. 
Every sale h I with guarantee to lie lire 
pi Tries range from up. 
J. L. SUGG, 
Greenville, N. C. 
Seven Springs Hotel. 
MEW MANAGEMENT. F Prop 
The lineal r mini waters, spring baa a different 
Especially for stomach, kidney, liver 
bladder wonderful restorative 
properties, HACKS EVERY TRAIN AT 
Water free to guests, hoarding other hotels or 
boarding and Seven Springs will be charged 
1.60 per week A of improvements have been added 
since l.-i-i season, among them are I lie bath being com- 
a professional barber in hotel, and others too 
numerous to mention. terms and other information 
address 
W. F. Proprietor. 
Baron Springs, N. C. 
tails In I 
Hard and 
no. 
The successful borrower always 
gels credit for his efforts. 
The Sunday school picnic lunch 
is always eaten out of house and 
home. 
The pol railed kettle black, 
and vice In fact both were 
sooted. 
This is shortest 
year to small boy who loves 
his dear teacher. 
Kisses are always worth their 
face value. 
Yes, Maude, dear, of course the 
nose is the of the face. 
The distant relative is the one 
who is in constant fear of your call- 
on him. 
Most man will become a mil 
school will -in on Kept. 
I, 
I secured as teacher for this school 
Mis K- a graduate- 
b of rare culture 
with severs 
and Piedmont Plateau, while sac the Unionists 
,, , ., . . film those to 
dally means have averaged 
nearly eight degrees above normal. 
The sunshine has been almost 
and there was 
an entire absence of 
during the week the light 
showers reported August 11th 
quite insignificant. The effect 
prolonged and severe drought 
has very unfortunate; crops 
generally have rapid- 
all vegetation has been 
parched by the withering heat. 
The leaves young deciduous 
trees have turned yellow, and the 
foliage of the forests looks dull 
and sickly from the accumulated 
dust. Crops have suffered more 
the previous drought 
July lessened their vitality and 
drought resisting power. 
work has stub- 
laud is too hard to plow; the 
second crop of Irish potatoes 
not be planted nor turnip seed 
sown, since absence of moisture 
prevent all growth. 
Bran unable to with- 
stand drought much longer. 
Plate Academy. 
Fail make 
Twelfth present 
The instruction discipline will he as 
heretofore. 
Boys thoroughly prepared KM 
business course if 
from per mouth. 
languages per month 
To get best results early is 
desirable. . . 
Your patronage solicited. Satisfaction 
guaranteed. For further and 
address. 
W. H 
Principal. 
ARE YOU 
constitution undermined by ex- 
in eating, by 
the laws of nature, or 
steal capital all gone, if so, 
NEVER 
Liver Pills will cure you. 
For sick headache, dyspepsia, 
sour stomach, malaria, torpid 
constipation, biliousness 
and all kindred diseases. 
Liver Pills 
an absolute cure. 
PILLS 
aw 
Cure Night Lou 
of m or
he pink flow to 
and tbs 
Its of 
tor 
IDs oar to 
paid. Send fur 
copy of our bead.
for 
or Shrunken Organs.
of K.-r-s 
1000- 
in 
and is heavily fruited, hut older 
la falling leaves are 
, forms are shedding, 
and drying up or opening 
prematurely. Old coin been 
practically 
from the 
lo the ground, a small yield 
only can be obtained from early 
matured ears. Young corn will 
be a failure without 
soon; much it will not silk as 
growth has ceased; only crops 
low or rich lauds with abundant 
humus to retain moisture are still 
good. Tobacco is up near 
the bottom ripened too 
curing is progressing with only 
fair results; M a small crop was 
planted the yield will lie short, 
critic if he lives next door ton I Minor crops, especially peanuts, 
We iii hit shore 
of sick 
we ran 
n-t rare 
Late cotton that was plowed early 
August is still doing fairly ; 
IS 
sad imitation-. Sent by mail.
pills, 
taken. 
MEDICAL CO. r. Clinton 
Foe sale 
J L Hi N c 
young girl who is continually 
rice, and sweet potatoes have de- 
considerably. Pea vines 
and pastures have dried up. Fruit 
and men. hi are very abundant and 
imp of Is expected. 
Shallow wells and streams have 
and stock is suffering 
some 
Miles 
down along At- 
3.3111 
Baptist Female University 
N. C. 
sad in i the 
S a . I . 
All m- men 
Mil w-mien. Umbra la 
d Si . Mull. Art, 
In a molt 
whom lure in Tan 
and hr-l 
Second 
. T. 
There are predictions 
next Legislature will be called 
upon lo elect two Stales 
Senators -one to till place 
and one to fill 
term. The latter 
resignation lo accept the Federal 
now held by Boyd, whose 
is said to be tempo-1 
We are o the opinion that 
resignation will de 
pond whether or not is 
re We have an idea that 
is looking to a soft, life- 
time place from if 
I he latter is defeated be will accept 
such a place and resign Sen- 
before goes out. 
e think will 
hold on lo until 
the Sen-1 J, a huge birch canoe; 
j was limit for the trip, and several 
j weeks ago whose 
other name is Frank 
miner chief. Peter Nicola, started 
down the river to the 
sea. From the mouth of the river 
they intend to paddle down the 
coast lo Potomac and thence 
ton. The trip they 
is a big birch bark 
It is occupied paddled 
by two Indian chiefs. The leader 
is old Thunder, head chief of 
tribe, who 
Tow n Island in Maine, 
is SO years old. but he 
is still a giant stature 
strength. this spring 
old chief matte up bis Bind 
before lie died he like to. 
the White Father at 
his wigwam Washington. 
To See 
At the old 
Five Points, where we have 
just opened a new fresh 
tick of 
Heavy and Fancy Groceries 
Consisting of Meats, Flour, 
Sugar, Coffee, Goods, 
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, 
Fruits, in fact everything 
to be found an up-to-date 
Grocery. 
We pay the highest market 
prices for all kinds of 
Country Produce, 
en in cash or in barter. When 
you want to sell or when you 
want to buy come to see us. 
To all who with their 
patronage promise entire sat 
ion. 
T, F. CHRISTMAN CO, 
at Five I 
ii 
Mistake 
IN 
N. C. 
Hugging and Ties always 
has i 
Fresh goods kept constantly en 
hand. Country produce 
sold. A trial will convince j on. 
D. W. 
Grand Mich., Aug. lit. 
The most terrible wreck in the 
history of the Grand In- 
occurred about 
o'clock to day at M mill j 
north of Grand The north undertaken is a trifle over 
bound collided 
head on with passenger train No. 
J. Seven lives were lost, and sold lo a 
many passenger,, were injured, one I who will pay 
with the 
I K 
The two Indians 
gage i 
When met 
just dawning and the fog the they way I 
so thick that the could able to catch way, and both 
to pay respects to 
President in the White 
not see more than 
The accident was due lo the 
error of an operator, who 
that one of trains hail 
not passed his station, thus you really women are 
leading train dispatcher into less cruel to dumb animals than 
TAKE ROBERTS TASTELESS CHILL 
We, per bottle. Cures Chills and 
Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and 
Money lock if doesn't. 
No other as Get kind 
with the Red Cross on the babel. 
Hold and guaranteed by 
Bryan and druggists. 
PATENTS 
FRI 
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Notice In 
Mum I
-T r l- y 
E. D. C. 
giving the orders which brought 
about the collision. 
indeed. A 
can't flirt with a 
Send Ike. b, photo. 
for and 
to fas of 
plain 
or 
Liquor. B mall in plain 01.00 a 
box. e for 08.00 our 
bond to corn in dam or 
money paid. 
MEDICAL CO. . 
by J L 
1888 W 
Greensboro Female College 
North Carolina. 
Fall Term begins Sept. 12th, 
on Application. 
PEACOCK, President. 
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SOLD BY 
NOTICE TO 
day 
clerk of court of Pitt 
as executrix to the last Will testament 
of W. K notice Is 
hereby given tn all persona claims 
against estate of W. K. 
to I i . i lo mo for payment on or 
before day July 1901. or this 
will lie plead in liar n their recovery, 
All estate arc re- 
i in -ii I to make immediate payment to 
24th day 1900, 
A- 
of the last will and testament of W. K. 
NOTICE TO 
Doctors, lawyer, bone 
real estate an buyers, 
house 
keepers, and Wood meat 
opera peddlers, 
the Revenue Law of 
North Carolina for year 1899 require 
to t nut license the first Monday In 
June each year. Please attend to the mat- 
at once and save trouble.
Sheriff of Pitt county. 
LAND SALE. 
By virtue of a decree of the 
of Pitt county in the case of W. . 
Lang and others against Jason and 
wife Annie Joyner, petition u. sell land for 
division, the undersigned Commissioner 
will fell tor cash the Court House 
door in Greenville on Monday the 17th day 
of Sept i. 
or lot of land situated in the town of 
N. C. at W. U Lang's 
lot at a post on Wilson St. and run- 
South west poles and G links to 
a post on W. J. Lang's line, thence i. 
pub and post 
line, then North b poles 
tad links lo n on St. thence 
with street North West 
links to the known a 
the livery 
F. 
This Aug. 
NOTICE. 
In the Superior Court. 
J Jr., Maggie 
Cherry. 
The Maggie Cherry 
will take notice that action as 
above, has been commenced Superior 
Court of Pitt County, returnable at the 
term cf said Court to be held at the Court 
in Greenville, Second Monday 
after the Kind. Monday in 1900, 
at which and place she- will 
and or demur lo the complaint 
ii will be deposited of the 
Superior Court Clerk of said County, and 
the said will lake notice that if 
she fail to answer or demur to said com- 
plaint within term, the plaintiff will 
apply to the Court for the relief demanded 
therein. said will further 
lake notice that the said action is brought 
by the plaintiff to obtain a from 
the 
Given under my hand at office in 
on Ibis 8th day of August 
if. 
of Court. 
THE 
North Carolina ,. o. ., ,, . 
Pitt Co. W 
ff, 
will Ink 
the Superior 
I'll comity to k ii in the 
of ; III., the tit t 
will lit in 
to the of the Superior 
Court of to be held on 
r Monday Sent 
next, it being the of Scot., 
at the Court in N. C. 
an . r or demur lo complaint in 
or the apply to the 
Court for t he relief in 
plaint. 
This Hit day of May 
Court. 
P G for 
OLD DOMINION LINE 
RIVER SERVICE 
Steamer leave 
A. M. for Green- 
ville, leave daily at 
P. M. for 
leave 
Mondays, Wednesday 
and at A. M. for Tar 
leave for Greenville 
Tuesdays, and Saturdays 
at G A. M. carries freight only. 
Connecting at with 
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, 
New York and 
ton, and for all points for West 
with at Norfolk. 
should order freight by 
the Old B. Co. from 
New York; Clyde front 
Bay Line from Baltimore; 
and Line from 
Boston. 
JNO. SON, 
Washington, N- 
J. J. CHERRY, 
Greenville, N. O. 
Fill Tins Sept, 
Practical, common sense 
boys girls for 
duties life. Pupils take a 
high at College. 
measured by the full-rounded de- 
of our pupils. 
and conscientious teachers. 
A well organized Literary Society. 
Moral good. Expenses 
reasonable. For further 
or address the principals, 
Bethel. N. C 
or J. D. EVERETT, 
N. C- 
W, R, 
IN 
Whichard, N. 
The Stock complete in every do 
mid prices as low as the 
Highest market prices 
aid for country produce. 
Cay Our. 
Cola In a. 
a. tor 
J. I BEET, 
-DEALER IN- 
A GENERAL LINK OP 
in 
Also a nice Line of Hard ware. 
ME. 
J. R. 
D. J. EDITOR 
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1900. 
National Ticket. 
For 
WILLIAM J. BRYAN, 
Nebraska. 
For 
ADLAI E. STEVENSON, 
of 
For Presidential Elector, 1st Dint., 
L. 
of Carteret. 
For Congress, 1st Diet., 
JOHN II. SMALL, 
of Beaufort. 
I I II- 
lie 
of the Splendid Bronze 
Statue of Vance at 
of politically newly and 
I presume that molds have freed grand old State to any 
not yet been destroyed, and it suicidal policy. Away with 
that a the them Let stand from 
statue now unveiled here For a new 
lie secured but n small is to 
of taut original. and i under 
Lei law-makers take up this its victorious chariot all 
matter when t bey at rive here next 
put 
mt mid 
to own undoing. 
The ill opinion, 
worn; FOB TUB .,, , , .- . 
iii nave lens show lo North I 
Some radical Northern hereafter than at any 
N. C. Aug. 
chief event of the present week in 
one lo which every Hue 
North feels a personal 
is 
veiling of i lie life-like 
bronze statue of the immortal love 
Vance, great com- 
and the most beloved man 
have been print 
ants on the 
used II. Democrats, and while 
people generally of Carolina 
the recent and 
over throw domination which 
are calculated and probably do- 
to injure the with 
capitalist and intended investors. 
That editorials have been 
based upon false and hearsay 
and rumors we all know. But 
detracts little or nothing from 
to injure among 
those who know no But 
we can disprove 
charges and any bad 
by our own in 
lake care 
Within live mouths nearly 
Assembly will BOO 
Irene. It will lie of a 
body of patriotic end sen 
of the people of his State ever 
raised up among us. The unveil- history. 
ability, They will 
to face a most Important crisis 
iV ex- 
lake place will 
Capitol Park, at Presented lo them, if de 
east entrance to which and 
the rising sun, about yards 
from the east front of the state- 
tidal wave of industrial prosperity 
will set such a Carol 
house the statue stands never enjoyed or wit 
a native granite pedestal, 
which rises through a grass-turfed 
thirty feet high 
all. 
The bronze statue, which is a 
little larger than life size, 
the great Carolinian in an 
such as he assumed 
when addressing the 
dent and his colleagues the 
S. one hand resting 
carelessly a corner of his desk, 
the other hall outstretched and 
holding between his lingers the 
eyeglasses he was accustomed to 
remove while speaking, bringing 
them into use occasionally as he 
read from some authority or quot- 
ed an extract coinage of 
another's bruin. attitude is 
unmistakably that of 
writer had many limes 
him in Senate -and the 
and facial likeness, 
mane and all, are very life- 
like. In short, the bronze 
lea splendid one, not 
Only in its resemblance to the orig- 
but the work is 
splendidly executed in every par- 
The statue has been 
position for several weeks, but has 
been kept veiled up to this time, 
of course. 
The will be moved by 
Miss Vance, granddaughter 
of North Caro 
were wont to cull him years 
after he entered the Senate; and 
daughter of the late David Vance, 
his second son. mar- 
Louisiana young 
lady is now a resident of that 
State, where she has her home 
with maternal relatives. She gets 
her first from her 
grand-mother, the Governor's 
wife, who was a Miss 
AT 
When the legislature meets it 
ought to provide a statue of 
Vance to lie placed in the national 
capitol building Washington, 
where space . provided for the 
statue of two of the sons of each 
of the States. North Carolina has 
already been without rep 
either niche of Ibis 
of course a 
before. Au opposite policy 
win 
contrary result. 
with one of best men 
in State today a sarong Dem- 
a man of 
relation of life, church. Slate 
and said, among other 
must, the legislature must, 
through its disposition of these 
questions, disabuse prospective in- 
without our State of 
two erroneous impressions which 
have hugely taken hold of North 
Western people, the one 
following close on the heels of the 
other, That are not a set 
of wild eyed, cranks 
down in State of Morion Bat- 
who bate a because he is 
rich or has been able to 
late wealth by his industry and 
wisdom, and disposed to throw hi. 
down and take his wealth from 
him divide it out pro 
among us that we arc not 
enemies of capitalists or corpora 
disposed to deal justice 
to them by hall measure and to 
or keep upon the statute 
books laws which impose 
of our It lo the most 
encouraging fact I Me in the blight 
upon which of 
industrial freedom and 
prosperity is now rising so bright 
encouragingly. Lei our 
legislators, as duly selected 
representatives of state, boor 
in mind these 
own self true. 
And follow, as night 
the day 
Thou not then be false to any 
AM. 
H To So; Advertising. 
English journal a 
of its largest advertisers lo 
give their opinion- concerning 
the best time to stop advertising, 
and following replies were re- 
When population to 
multiply, generation 
crowd after you heard 
of you stop coming on. 
When you have every- 
body whose life will touch 
that you have better goods 
lower prices than they can gel any- 
where else. 
When you stop making fortunes 
right in your sight solely through 
direct use of the agent. 
II,. 
of the shrewdest and most success- 
men concerning the main 
of their prosperity. 
When younger fresher 
houses your line cease Starting 
ii p and using the trade journals in 
telling people bow much better 
they can do for them you 
ca u. 
When you would rather have 
your own way and fail than take 
advice and win. 
TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND OF 
PUT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. 
We are In the forefront of the race after your patronage 
oiler you the best line of 
General Merchandise 
to be found any store In Pitt County. Well bought choice 
selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America 
and Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer 
Winter. arc work for yours and oar annual a.- 
vantage, it is our pleasure to show yon what you van end to 
sell you if we can. We otter you the best service, polite 
attention, the mos liberal terms consistent with a well 
established business built up strictly on its own merits. 
When you come to market you will not do yourself justice 
do no see our Immense stock before buying elsewhere. 
Ken-nil us and the following lines of general merchandise. 
Goods and Notions,
Jar els and Capes, Mailings Oil Cloths. 
Shoes. 
Women's and Children's Shoes. and 
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters, 
Groceries. 
Flour, Meat, Sugar. Send is, 
Hardware, 
Castings Plow- Fixtures, Nails and Rope. 
A Horrible Story. 
There are jail 
in Nash county, Griffin 
his third wife, who some 
en miles from Nashville on Tar 
river. After his third marriage 
and wife, tiring of his 
by his former wives, put 
I hem in an outhouse to live, 
them little or no attention. 
From hunger disease the little 
ones were prostrated, and w 
four weeks the four children were 
dead. II is said one went to 
its father the Bold, who boat 
child 
Furniture. 
Headquarters for Furniture and ti. 
We buy strictly for Cash, sell for Either Cash or on Approved 
Credit, Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. 
Your Friends,
done 
some nervy things in the 
claiming the bat the 
claim of the Administration sic an 
en the rescue the foreign 
on I by the allied 
a ii triumph for Mr. 
Chinese policy is about the weak- 
est r put oat. in the drat 
place, ii i.-- for a man to 
have a policy before policy 
ran triumph, and in the 
place, the foreigners went 
n I an arm composed 
soldiers from half a dozen nations, 
lest of 
Everybody rejoices 
leans other for 
who have been shut up In 
have been that 
rescue was no triumph for Mr. 
policy, if bis drilling 
along can be dignified by the name 
policy . It was i ; lea c 
luck for Mr. 
much as . relieved strain 
public, opened up another 
drifting period for him, in which 
be need . take any i 
going wrong by doing something. 
Ii is significant i friends of the 
administration arc beginning 
talk about the probability of 
being compelled 
take Chinese territory of 
cash unity. This i- 
to a 1.1 the public pulse. 
was the only man 
defeated when nominated for 
i being defeated 
when first nominated. Thai and; 
i i. In re 
recalled by E, 
well-known Georgia lawyer, now 
in Washington, when he 
every . 
m in. has n 
nation for the presidency, 
having been defeated time 
baa been elected. In 
s He ward 
I he n all rs of this paper will be 
pleased to lean, there is at 
one disease that 
. has a able to cure all 
its stages, and that is Catarrh 
Hall's Catarrh Core is the only 
positive cure known to the 
fraternity Catarrh a con- 
disease, requires a eon 
treatment. Hair- Ca- 
is taken internally, 
upon and 
.-in lace- of system, 
thereby destroying 
of the disease, and giving pa- 
strength by building up 
assisting nature in 
Us proprietors 
so much faith in 
powers, they otter 
for any ease that it 
tails to cure. Sena for list of 
J. Props., 
Ohio. 
Sold by Druggists, 
Hall's Family Mils are the 
Tin-1 and lawyers North 
Carolina did their full duty in the 
late cm I ting campaign, and 
much praise for the valuable 
vices rendered by 
the adoption of the suffrage 
amendment. 
The editors tilled their papers 
weeks 
campaign literature, in addition 
to what wrote for 
paper.-, I hey also published 
In ever issue several columns of 
matter famished by the State Ex- 
Ive committee. All this was 
published without or re- 
in And 
only this, but many editors 
; . a large number of 
papers every week. 
The lawyers also did mock 
and thorough can- 
vans, going out among people 
and speaking by day and nigh in 
Many of shut 
time 
Record 
. on as defeated by John 
Allan-. In Jefferson was a la 
nominated again and elected. In the umbrella it is always 
Andrew Jackson was defeated 
by Adams but four When it comes to making love 
how year later, when be was nominated better than one. 
Robert Finlay, forth second time, a lamp ma j mil drink, but it 
of a.- In William goes out 
,.,.;,. 
of a horse, age of animal Vail bill in ISM .; says 
being the chief matter in dispute. tables and was elected. Philosopher, who 
Is like talk 
,,,,,, ; , .,.,, William there would probably more 
-implicit-. if it wore 
A . OBSERVATIONS 
Made by Orin. Va. 
Most men of mark an 
can't 
who 
it with a switch, and as 
noon all such, f. ed If book to door it -as 
. ,. that it fell and shortly at- 
a swimmer. 
Men of might are those who on 
help you but won't. 
Isn't man a 
companion tomboy 
The man who very 
gets his knows mashed. 
The sweetest meets of life are two 
lovers folded In each other's arms. 
Sb bow ,,,,.,,,, ,.,,.,,, 
i. never injures 
a. , . B 
what authority do yon tin his first and torn to determine the girl's 
swear Io age of the Sir 
Robert asked. 
am sure of reply. 
Half a u more questions 
foiled to from the witness 
more 
how do Jon know i 
later Is . the t bis 
with spoon. 
exact justice lo all, 
and lo 
should and I doubt not will be our 
motto individuals, 
companies corporations, all, 
should be governed by the same 
laws, without opposing or favoring 
either. 
happened of more than 
which would have been 
invested North Carolina several 
ago had been for 
transfer the reins Stale govern- 
Into the hands of the pop 
crowd, lead- 
who largely on 
war on capital and corporal 
indiscriminately, solely for 
reasons. Probably millions 
have diverted elsewhere for 
the self-same reason. must 
get out of that now I We 
must renounce, disclaim, throw 
overboard and all such would- 
be who, for 
counterfeit of Vance should be poses, desire to do 1.1 to commit 
died. For 
the Griffins have 
bound over to 
News. 
Senator Head. 
Las Vegas, N. M., Aug. Hi. 
Former John 
J. Lu 
at a. in., today. Ho was 
by his family, In 
will be held 
Kan. 
illness dated 
March, when, 
In in. He writing 
political articles for 
lie was 
treated by several specialists, bin 
received no relief, on I heir ail 
vice, his family lo 
At home he grew no 
better. Ten months ago he sought 
change of climate, I ravel 
through New Mexico. 
dead beats. 
August days arc 
most lime of 
all the year. 
Charlotte Drank the 
replied 
Youth's Companion. 
The 
The new battleship 
low who lo forever getting 
left is Hie one who talks about 
bis i 
who lakes home 
a box of candy lo bis wife cats 
most of himself. 
easy for a man lo belch c 
t n the brotherhood of man 
after has gotten even his 
enemies. 
in a Well, all 
The work of committee I the property of many a business 
more advanced condition I man is in his wife's name; most 
n is followed, 
he will 
i- no lo brag 
or talk for 
democratic 
Choir 
and his 
rs demo 
the nest toil I 
are leaving nothing undone 
Will in help lo 
ii 
i- in a 
than It v, u 
leave this after- 
. It I 
for her official trial oil 
lo lie . I 
, I. 
i, . ., to 
a, 
down 
to discharge i 
who is one 
h ,.,,;,, underway early no in 
a charged with ball., in . .,,,. L . 
. . I,,. lo sea k i 
p. where the water sup 
ply comes iron. The j 
an alderman and cousin j 
Brook I j. 
she is lo be 
The the talk here i 
. . . . ,. I 
now, and much Ml ,. 
parties may be in . , . 
L U knob 
the formidable . . .-. . . 
. t. n the I 
. , likely to lie u factor In a 
i of Congressional 
i In ti -i asking for the speech
, , . those made 
cans; are also showing the
i. realize the Importance 
Its 
militarism. Che 
them are sorry for it. 
Following the races- a 
walk borne. 
It's tho man who is most 
who boast that 
of lira the 
Philosopher, 
remember Adam and I've, the 
very family, had no 
GUM CHILLS AND FEVER MALARIA, 
and night with Robert's 
Tasteless Chill Tonic Hoc. per 
bottle Pleasant to lake. Money 
refunded If II fails. Restores 
purities the blood and 
you well. None oilier as good. 
Bold and drug 
Woolen and 
war of 
detailed several weeks ago 
by of I be will 
have charge of the trial, which 
will be run on 
tape Ann and 
Cape Porpoise. 
baa not been discovered in ti. 
ranks. contra 
reports from almost 
lion the 
,,,,,. i, arc In tho notion lo 
aggressive fight, 
It I on cards for 
lo win I. and 
us. 
Tilt . i III. 
fever is a bottle of 
Tasteless Chill Tonic. .-simply 
on quinine a form 
No cure no pay. Price 
Ill l. I . 
DENTIST, 
N. 
bile 
Fleming store.
MIDI I. in 
EASTERN REFLECTOR 
N. 
J. V. . 
the Post 
K. C. Second Claw 
Mail Matter. 
t N HEARD IN WASH. 
Washington, X. C, Aug. j 
Hut, Hotter, Hottest. 
Several of the saw mills will shut 
J. I fair has 
himself a for the 
Senate. 
It is said I to establish 
a reformatory will be to 
legislature. North Car- 
has already too long 
without an I 
of 
of Kentucky, who for 
bat bet a 
In in- murder of 
sou had ordered anus for the 
to populist. He 
Met the populists to Mr. 
trade 
This part of speech j 
the rang u for , 
It got Mr. Peterson on A two addition is 
ear, and morning he 
hopped on gale a 
i drubbing. I. is said that 
Fowler to -lake 
bill oil. W 
Tobacco Department. 
y O. I. 
SCHEDULE. 
TOBACCO. 
Aug. MUM. 
i to 
Aug. in repaid 
t., marriage M. earth is burning 
and Magnolia Keel, my already burned out. 
ion your Tradition has it 
things i-j regard lake. or IS 
id Barring, tot mile long by miles wide 
Stokes, burned out. there are 
I-aM week farmers 
. . of the necessity of handling 
co in not tiring 
it to all 
i treat wads, or still, not bun 
died at all, incidentally re- 
to the mi of 
, Too much be 
has moved . , ., 
. . . to grading When 
the . 
is sorry Muff, it 
is true, looking economic- 
standpoint, it will not pay to spend 
to the academy . 
The graded school will 
good; keep boys of 
mischief for a part of each day. 
of Chuck 
and is occupying 
house on street. He is en- 
gaged ill exporting log. 
Crops are suffering fearfully in 
sections of county 
is on fire in various 
accessory 
William 
jury his 
at 
and ought to meet 
a similar verdict. 
N. C. And in the next place I 
am a this critic 
lam Bathing mole humble 
J. . i H by a 
If, and this 
your also. I write 
So will 
be out by the in 
the that at 
to 
Tarboro nor. 
Sot if Marion to 
Dakota. u the hand we 
a could be 
to tin- both out 
of the State. 
the truth this 
tradition. 
ha- sold his Inna 
on main Street. 
Mrs. of 
has seriously ill at 
this to lei your know there a 
in Carolina township j transfer at Mack 
that resent his insults off for ,;, 
ii.-i-ht conies every other day. 
Did ever see the local 
very much time fooling with it. 
Hut right here am reminded of 
an instance in Ibis that 
under my personal 
a few years ago when common 
tobacco, as is well known, did not 
sell as well as it does now. I stop- 
day at Mr. R. Home's 
where he to 
If I bis 
had taken the second 
Be With 
km. 
the coal burner engine ha 
been use on this an 
e is noticed the 
of the It 
U trouble for the to 
make schedule time and have some 
time to spare at while 
heretofore with the old wood burn i 
engine about all the could 
do at its best was to make schedule, 
it was about as often behind 
as on time. With this Utter en- 
the service can lie much 
proved, and the schedule 
also be shortened. 
patrons of the road will right now 
interest themselves in the matter 
and ask the railroad officials to 
keep the good engine this road 
and also to shorten schedule 
according to the capacity of en- 
that their request would In- 
granted. It would be advantage- 
Be Not Deceived 
BY AND ENDS JOB LOTS AND 
DAMAGED BOOM. ONLY 
Clearance Sale. 
COST IS NO OBJECT, BUT ALL BK SOLD 
AT ONCE. WILL LAST FOR 
DAYS IN WHICH TIME 
WORTH OF VERY BEST GOODS will on the market. 
SPECIAL SALE. 
growth and in my opinion, at both business 
lime, I could not see that it would here along the road if the ached 
the at the ; 
brother. I except a 
this 
M. 
a their friends being 
home of 
Mi-s Mat 
J. K. Taylor is rusticating in 
invited. The attendants at 
basil that J. has 
the lice mill property, 
Taylor, High- 
W. 
I trust that happiness 
and will convert it into mill. 
I States lighthouse tender 
people do not seem to ex 
about the 
of Small 
rural of 
mail in this county, m 
mi;, o In u this meal de- 
cry service ha- been 
. f mi u- 
nod 
iv. l-.-i think an 
i i all 
Pitt nut
mail I. eve- 
attend their pathway through Jg ,., 
W. E. Limber Co. have moved 
. . locomotive from their 
Falkland to Aurora section and 
are hauling poplar. 
K. M. Short Co. have 
stopped for The 
Co. the 
Another Centenarian. 
ago 
that Mr.-. Nancy 
a lei miles from Greenville. 
was a years old. that 
until next p I 
I. lived in three ; 
We see iI staled ill 
exchange that just outside of High 
lives a man who reached his 
hundred old this month. 
. if he lives until 1901 be will 
also veil pail three diner 
We venture that 
few nob ewe the 
people have saw- 
It is that there will be a 
mall steamer put OB from here to 
pay to grade. It looked a 
muddy brown, 
to the general state of tobacco after 
this growth, it seemed 
lifeless. But while be wan very 
much hurt over bis tobacco, be 
had around the grading bench a 
number of intelligent white people, 
and bis wile herself was there 
alter every detail of the 
grading. While I did tell 
so, did not believe that he 
would ever realize expense of 
his pains, lie worked that 
co nicely, bulked it down smooth 
and and it was sold 
on the market he got average 
of eight cents for it. Now I have 
idea tin- tobacco would have 
sold for more than five bad 
it handled and graded in the 
manner that most tobacco is sold 
on the The extra 
grading this tobacco would 
not amount to more than 
a pound, doubt if it cost the 
half of it and even allowing that 
much there is a saving in every 
acre of tobacco that he had that 
of fifteen or sixteen dollars. I 
was slim t.-i. ii. 
A Difference 
The Southerner says that they 
are on other extreme around 
Tarboro are having too much 
rain. It is not that way down 
Clot hi n; for Men. 
Suits reg. 
4.00 2.50 
4.50 m 3.10 
5.00 3.90 
7.60 5.25 
10.00 7.90 
15.00 
Boy Suits to years. 
here, just twenty-five miles dis- 
More Protection. 
The town is a lire well 
dug Fifth street near the Greene. 
Hooker building. It will 
afford of that 
of street sprinkler 
also to lie tilled from that well. 
D. Waters is m 
meeting at AI hens chapel, or ,. v,. an of , 
Store 
King awl 
an Falkland via- into Tue-day 
and a few goods stolen. The 
he drawer is broken open 
about taken, 
be If a 
col.-.-nil i- tin- wanted the 
fact i he i i 
proper steps u w in 
at time i here 
, gained entrance to the 
. . those . . , 
store prizing oil iron law 
the wooden then 
other step two panes of out of 
i. window. 
I not discovered until
additions, 
Hodges has return- 
ed from Lexington, Ky. 
JIM u, 
not in as bad condition, yet I 
be saved by bis method 
i at least 
hundred, an amount well 
j worth his which is annually 
I thrown away by many 
The I grade your with 
care. It will cost you very little 
The discussion goes as to if u 
merits and vertical and to grading this way 
slanting s,,. will be pleasure as well as 
have their advocate. For having it handled nicely. 
-lilted 
the former is much 
more easily lead the other. 
For the latter it is urged that it is 
much more suitable for 
and 
the was opened, No j generally. 
suspicion to guilty party. We do not purpose any attempt 
Stole too Much
1.00 
1.25 
1.50 
2.00 
2.50 
3.00 
3.50 
4.00 
5.00 
COO 
SPECIAL SALE. 
Plenty and styles to suit any. 
Henry -as Me ad 
captured by Deputy Leon 
now w 
jail Saint Dig value 
day. He is 
county for breaking into a 
stealing some bed clothe 
other articles. He was to. 
Martin county this Ex-, 
W, H. on ,, 
whose place the MOD works. 
1.00 
1.25 
1.50 
2.00 
2.50 
3.00 
4.00 
1.05 
1.80 
1.60 
2.20 
On More In Jail. 
The high and the low, the 
v ii- i lie lean, the rich and 
brought here this morning and poor get suited and fitted 
in jail for giving a false mortgage. 
He claimed to have a cow and for Men and Boys. 
a mortgage on same, in fact j sizes 
the did not own any , 
He was given u Magistrate's trial shirts now 
and bond over to court. This 1-00 now 
makes twenty six prisoners now 
the jail trial at 
September court. 
shirts now 
shirts now 
shirts now 
shirts now 
Mary Ann Butler, not -l 
i .- . 
, North 
.; i in -i. I 
. no 
i nil l -e 
and 
in Ii a. ml, issued 
ii. fur a II 
at taken charge by police. 
Ilia cull for a monster meeting Dudley eon 
the stronghold of populism to duel and using prolate language, 
be red guilty, and coil amounting 
to 
on the pan o. lb i ll I lie ell c and 
in y- orderly lined 
It AMI 
BUSINESS 
On Mr. Caleb 
was in our office 
Mfg. Co., said 
I earl wheels be 
purchased . Cox, father of 
I A. II. Cox one the 
tout of the above company in 
and that be bud had them worked 
on only once or ice since, be 
ha-another pair b night in I 
and has never had 
Ml, pair still iii good work- 
. l , the -Hi- 
am. ii ii., . in it u 
lion nil 
, and n v , 
Butler to 
ever be soul hack to i nil. 
Si -en to mi North 
Butler u his 
meet lug to d let 
people, bl ii .- i 
over being upon being 
Butler, J. he he bad 
I i.-i., and i mi- was with the result 
John ii. were 
speakers, and, with Butler dying 
boa 
an I lull of 
speeches. 
to decide We rise 
Mayor's Court. to remark that whole-. 
J, i. Move of I some, legible, 
, la-e. the past week, a- is much to., rare, We I 
.,,. ,,;, from observation of 
i i. , i. . , i ., . and speaking of good work done 
hi 11.111. mi to 
guilty over to 
court. made the I with oar and 
.- in ran away. f,., ,,. in all professions 
Saturday and was Nowadays 
little is 
typewriting is every- 
thing. 
We are Informed by the head of 
a large house he has 
in getting 
who write rapid, legible 
He can- whether 
the Writing be vertical slanting, 
bill In- is a dear lover of 
and laments diva 
in style observable the lei 
be receives and in the entries 
made his book-. 
Again, we arc told that court 
records, and many other public 
records, arc not as neatly and 
kept formerly. Certain- 
sonic them are not. 
We hope to sec a reform in this 
should like to see the 
penman conic Into favor 
Marriage Licenses. 
led- T. It. Moore 
lined four marriage licenses 
pa-i week all for colored 
part it as 
Guy Peyton and Harris. 
Edward Mamie 
II. 
Fleming. 
William Ann 
Atkinson. 
Negligee and white all tip- 
to the minute. 
e and amount 
i I,, 
her of how adv 
Saturday there appear- 
ed i., v a 10- 
notice of a lost by Miss 
Mollie The paper went 
Io that night the 
vi as read by persons who 
beard later of a having a 
I hat lie wall Ii came back to 
owner The 
Watch was tin- in 
in. t and the Under had 
.-.-- tied it to for 
again, and doubtless In Kill. The 
u of time will In him 
his revenge. In many eases the 
i oil notice Tin; Bra i n int; take place. 
his Month In ii, Ism young v might never have i. j There are should 
. he. watch . Is- upon 
Other he II lo have and fashionable society does well 
denounced Sir, a U now going to frown upon such productions; 
and in use it docs III mil 
of telling 
that Mi. 
tin- I hey are classed as scrawls in their 
divines. Dispatch. 
lag order. How Is The 
makes wheels today out of the 
same kind of material used by Mr. 
J. in I he 
Yesterday the Cigar 
o. -h seventeen and 
twenty 
still go. 
Mis. V. . I,. Hurst left for 
port News 
Misses Nichols, of May
Can I of I-. , are vis- 
it lug Minnie 
The for week or so 
l nil so says Jim 
he ought lo know. 
I'm Trip, of 
paid us a visit and we 
were glad to see him 
Miss I, i, of Seven 
who bis been 
lute, left for 
II I V . 
In Hat evening the pas-en i 
was delayed here for 
more than half an hour owing to 
some of about the 
being out of order. 
a St. r t j 
I After He 
be bate bard, 
that the expectant mother 
child she should 
do. of greatest 
to 
do. must have health her. 
sell. She use every 
lo i her physical 
She by supply 
herself 
Mother's 
Friend. 
t will like her 
the 
and 
quickly. It lit 
liniment which
vigor to the 
muscle. Com- 
sense will 
how you 
the 
the 
muscles are, 
which bear the 
the less 
pail there will be. 
in Fort Wayne. 
M., 
for God for 
ML. 
Cal. 
in j 
all w. t ii 
Get r. at 
More. Si per batik-. 
i Atlanta, 
S lot f 
Shoes for Men, Ladies, 
Boys and 
regular now 
CO
i no 
A. Banister Company 
Bay State Shoe Co., Hamilton 
Brown Shoe Co., John S trout- 
man. 
ORGANDIES now 
LAWN and now 
MUST GO. 
Pique and 
now go 
now go lie 
now go 
Hamburgs. 
now 
now 
now lie 
now 
All go at 
Woolen Dress 
in. Cashmere all colors 
in. Wool Serge all colors 
Fancy Woolens 
All colors fancy 
All wool Serge, solid colors, 
regular now 
in. Henrietta black, 
price now 
in. black silk finish Hen- 
good at now 
in block all wool Serge 
regular now 
in. black Serge silk finish 
fine import now 
in. silk warp Henrietta 
fine quality now 
All wool Fancy v 
reduced to 
All lines cat down to figures 
which will move them. Come 
early for they will go. 
Hosiery for all. 
now 
now now lie . 
now C 
Lace 
Regular 
now 
Silks. 
China -22 in. always c 
now 
in. Black Gloria, regular 
now 
Satin all colors now 
in. black Taffeta always 
sells now 
in. black 
good value now 
Fancy how 
regular now 
regular now 
regular now 
now 
regular now 
regular now 
regular now 
regular now 
regular now 
regular now 
regular now 
Hatting;. 
now lie 
now now 
now 
The Carpet Matting the best floor 
covering on earth, regular 
This is fake sale of odds and 
ends, job or damaged goods 
but the best straight goods 
Trunks and Valises. 
These are to go lower than any 
thing else as we have more on 
hand than think can sell so the 
price is not the object. 
H. M. 
Summer Millinery 
At and below Cost 
For The Next Days. 
We must have room for our fall goods. Cull gel bargains. 
Yours to please, 
Misses ERWIN 
TEMPTING 
Are Our First 
FANCIES 
USE, fr. that 
STYLES will in shapes. 
THE BEST will 
Men's New Puffs, As- 
cots, Club Ties 
Bows, Imperials, etc. 
A Assortment, 
TIES than ever sea them, as 
y u what we have will 
great even if yon don't 
THE 
Washing in, 
i. 
EASTERN REFLECTOR; 
NOTICE. 
If there is a CROSS 
in the margin of this paper it 
so to remind yon that you owe 
The 
subscription and we request 
yon to settle as early as 
We need what YOU 
owe us and hope you will 
keep us waiting for it. 
This notice is for those who 
find the cross mark on their 
paper. 
LOCAL REFLECTIONS. 
The warm weather, like the 
poor, is yet with us. 
There seems to be little let up in 
the hot weather. 
Sweet and Sour Pickles 
at S. M. Schultz. 
The sale of fruit jars indicates 
that there will lie a large quantity 
o fruit put up this season. 
The Osceola Baud has ordered a 
new set of instruments which 
expected to arrive in a few flag. 
After a short stay here II. 
closed his furniture 
moved back to Washington. 
As watermelons have 
been, they have reached a 
price that might be culled cheap. 
What say yon to Pitt county 
taking the lead In organizing n 
Small club 
We will 
campaign. 
The weather bureau reports have 
become so uncertain that for some 
cause they are not now 
by to the station here. 
Bo much shooting around town 
at night is really a nuisance. 
fail to where it 
to anybody. 
The Boy and Girl is the name of 
the paper now being sent out from 
Ayden. J. W. is editor. 
It is published in interest of 
the schools of that town. 
We beard a cotton expert say 
that the cotton acreage in Pitt 
county this year was per cent, 
larger than last year, yet the 
crop would tie per cent, small- 
In Jail 
was a general fur 
light between some of the 
prisoners jail Monday. 
Deputy Sheriff Leon went 
the jail to slop the tight when 
some of I ho prisoners him. 
With help of the Chief Police 
or two others the prison- 
era were soon put back in- 
to the cell s. 
HOWDY DO. 
Some Speak to Me, to You 
Monday, 
H. M. to Norfolk 
Sunday. 
Kin ion went to 
Saturday evening. 
W. H. came up this morn- 
from 
H. Hooker Saturday 
from New York City. 
Miss Bessie K. Vail returned 
this morning to Baltimore. 
B. T. Bailey arrived Saturday 
night Neck. 
has accepted a 
with Dr. J. W. Bryan. 
Miss Martini Dudley to 
Ayden Saturday afternoon. 
W. F. Morrill came over this 
morning from Seven Springs. 
Leslie Newton has resigned his 
I position With Dr. Bryan. 
Mrs. 
returned Saturday night hum 
Mrs. J. It. Moore children 
returned Saturday night from 
J. Smith re 
turned this morning from a trip to 
Mi i ii-hen. I. 
Horace Bawls, of Wilson, who 
been visiting Kim hen 
returned home today. 
Miss Amelia White, of 
ford arrived Saturday night to visit 
the family of 
O. T. Tyson, of Beaver Dam 
township, returned Saturday 
from ho has 
to a load rattle. 
id Jarvis ha a 
with the 
Co. at New Item. He left Then.- 
day to hi no. 
J. K. I. If. 
left this morning for 
City lo fall 
Cut the J. B. Co. 
ii, 1800. 
W. returned I 
ti. Whaley went to 
this 
P. Harding left this 
noon for New 
Miss Em ma Taft left this morn- 
for Washington. 
H. L. Carr left this for 
Norfolk and 
W. T. Godwin and wife loll this 
morning for Baltimore. 
W. K. Morrill returned Monday 
evening to Springs. 
Jarvis 
spent tin 
Miss Mollie returned 
Monday night from Scotland Neck. 
Miss of 
is visiting the family of D. C. 
Moore. 
W. M. of took 
the train here this morning for 
Baltimore. 
I. A. Sugg and Sou 
Julius went over to 
day evening. 
left this morning for 
to unveiling 
Of the Van.-o 
C. Cook who has visit 
his daughter, Mrs. X. Hart, 
left this fir Wilmington. 
Miss Lena Spain, of who 
has been visiting near 
took the here Monday even- 
for her home. 
Andrew and Thomas J. Moore 
left this morning for to at- 
tend the unveiling of the Vance 
Monument tomorrow. 
R. A, Tyson and daughters Mimes 
Leonard left this morn- 
for Ball Miss goes 
to take music at Institute. 
Wednesday, 1800. 
W. F. to 
Tuesday cuing. 
Ola Forties returned Tuesday 
Washington. 
H. M. returned Tues- 
day evening from Norfolk. 
Rev. F. Harding left this 
afternoon for Washington. 
Miss Bertha Patrick returned 
this morning from 
Beta King, has accepted a 
with J. L. Starkey Bro. 
Col. f. A. and son 
returned this morning from Kin- 
and E. 
returned Tuesday evening from 
Tarboro. 
L. M. Savage R. C. 
of Lawrence N. arrived 
Tuesday evening. 
Mrs. J. M. and 
Miss of Hartford, 
arrived Tuesday evening to visit 
her son, II. W. W bed bee. 
Only Miss Bessie 
Ives, of stood the exam- 
here for scholarship to the 
Normal and College 
Tuesday. 
AT ONCE 
at 
For The 
The great markets like New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore have 
e are 
lot 
more goo- 
lo 
Is than 
have them, 
Because re 
larger discounts and we I r 
. law 
searched 
money than anybody 
other store 
smallest 
in town 
profit, depending 
to pay. 
volume 
ii- 
Let The Their Story. 
Men Suits the and 9.00 Sale Price, 
Men Suits the 5.00 
Miss Mattie Moore, of W 
and Miss of 
Rocky Mount, ate visiting Mrs. K. 
A. Move. Miss Moore has accept- 
ed the position of 
re with the 
and sou, 
W. C. Cook, of N. 
arrived Saturday night to visit his 
daughter, Mm. J. N. Hart. 
Mrs. I. and son, of. 
arrived this g to 
visit the family of J. 
W. B. Wilson and Miss 
Jamie Bryan returned on the fright 
train this afternoon Plymouth. 
Mis J. Z. and child left 
Saturday afternoon for 
and from there will go to Jackson- 
ville N. C. 
Mat hews, J L. Anderson and 
Frank left after- 
noon for K and this 
morning. 
W. P. Edwards left this morn- 
for Henderson response to a 
telegram announcing the death of 
his grandfather. 
Mrs. R. M. sou a. 
rived night from Wash- 
to visit the family of ex- 
Sheriff Allen Warren. 
T. W. foreman of The 
office, left this morn- 
to spend n few days with rel- 
in 
Miss Nannie Coward, who has 
been visiting Mrs. II. L, Coward 
Melon 
Flake is good on finding 
curiosities, and gave The 
to It another one this morning. 
This time it is egg three 
inches long and inch and a 
in diameter, having very much 
the shape of a watermelon. 
Sometime tie 
There will soon be some more 
moonlight nights that would 
a lovely time to stroll out to the 
academy grove hear the 
Osceola Band play. But the band 
stand for to play on is not 
there yet. 
First Boy. 
W. Smith, Superintend- 
of the County Home, is the 
father of children, three of 
whom arc already grown, lie 
seemed to be smiling more 
usual when he came to town today 
the story came mil on that 
13.38 
In lie 
Men 
Suits I he an Sale Price, 
the n quality, Price, 
Suit-, Tailor Made Silk Taffeta Lined, 
quality 
These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. 
Shirt worth Joe. 
Se 
plain and Val 
while and t mis. . 
worth Hose, worth 
extra heavy . 
extra heavy JOt- Hose 
Children's I Hack Hose, worth Silk Windsor lies, worth 
Shirts, worth 
Linen worth Se j 
I test her all Honey good out . 
Knitting Silk, all worth Drew 
Woven Bed Spread-. o. I Ii 
Men's Collars, worth 
Webbing, Lining, worth 
. I. 
; i . 
Cheese nil color .,, 
Fancy Foul Silk, worth 
I worth
. 
V. 
J.-.- 
lie 
Curia worth 
Side Cull--, worth 
Stripe White Lawns. 
Cuffs, per pair . 
Welled Pique, all colors 
. h i Cretonne .
. 
To 
worth
Shirt Waists sets, worth 
Men's Silk 
Steels 
Window Shades, spring roller 
Men's Colored Shirts Collars Mercerized 
New styles and Pattern, the 
Silk Belts, all colors 91.00. 
C worth Go. Ku. Dome while they last. 
Imported Irish Unmask, worth. 
II 
I'm. worth 
evening to her boy had just added 
household. 
Open Nights. 
Greenville, N. C
My Stock 
is Complete 
-bIN ALL Um. 
Hat. 
tAt prices that will suit you. 
COME AND SEE THEM. 
STATE ALLIANCE. 
far the Campaign 
I. 
. White. 
since, met last 
other business transacted 
adoption of 
resolutions; 
North Carolina 
Farmers State Alliance has been 
from the time of its foundation the 
earnest friend of education, and 
whereas there is now imperative 
school 
within the of North 
than ever before. Now 
lie it 
Thai the 
of Nm In- and hereby 
. is, petitioned. 
t q T l 1st. To a special tax, 
M. 
schools tot four mouths, and 
that in addition the 
and Guaranteed cure tot and of be continued. 
malarial and billion troubles. For by -To appropriate a sum 
for the support of the Slate 
lie 
j a permanent basis. such 
to enable free tuition In those 
institutions to be offered to every 
I while in North Carolina. 
To such laws as will 
compel attendance of all 
fourteenth session of Chicago, August 
the North Farmer's lowing was issued 
week the Democrats of the 
n , for the support Ma 
th Agricultural 
N. Mechanical t the
WHAT BAY ABOUT 
Our Royal 
Elastic Felt Mattress, 
St. Mary's School, Raleigh, X March WOO. 
Mess. h Goldsboro, N. 
few months ago purchased a Fell Mattress from 
you. After giving it a thorough trial, I find it the moat comfortable 
and in all respect- far the must satisfactory Mattress I ever used. 
I have tried both cotton and hair malt and greatly prefer this 
to either. Wishing you much success with your Fell Mattress, am 
Respectfully, Mrs. If. Matron. 
Alter night's use, if it is all you even 
hoped for in a comfortable bed, it to us and we will refund 
you the full amount paid without you not being out 
one cent, not even the freight. 
HOW If your local dealer does not handle 
our mattresses, write to us direct for pamphlet descriptive of same. 
ROY ALL BORDEN, 
Manufacturers of Furniture, Mattresses, etc., N. C, 
Get a good Safe 
safe in all sizes 
Every . to 
Parker 
Ben 
between the ages of and 
the public schools. 
To prohibit the employ- 
of Immature age 
manufacturing industries. 
5th. To establish reformatories 
fur young 
A was passed the 
death of Elias 
ex Alliance. 
ii- in ions thanking 
Winston of A. and M. College 
for address before the 
b commending and endorsing 
the official organ, The Progressive 
Farmer, and Its non-partisan 
and appointing a lo 
confer with the A. and M. College 
authorities about tho education at 
college of practical
The Alliance also decided to of- 
fer a of premiums 
cultural displays at Fair 
October. 
Poe of The Progressive 
Farmer, when asked the 
present and future of the order, 
never care to refer to the 
of A officials, as such 
matters are not considered j their 
selection, but to show the falsity 
of the prejudice of some, it may be 
well to say that the president and 
trustee, the secretary-treasurer, 
and Stale business agent, and 
taut lecturer are all Influential 
Democratic farmers, while the re- 
office are tilled by wide- 
awake farmers and educators, be 
longing to other parties or none. 
The prejudice against the Alliance 
is rapidly dying out and the out 
look for re organ Mat ion is wry 
bright. Democrats, Populists, 
Prohibitionists Republicans 
attended tin- Slate meeting, all 
worked in harmony devoted 
themselves lo agricultural and 
educational lines along which the 
Alliance Will work, and all will as 
in to lie 
this fall and 
order that light for the 
rescue of the country from Re- 
publican policies may, be carried 
everywhere with vigor and ear- 
we urge all citizen 
throughout the States who 
are willing lo the Kansas 
City platform to meet in their tea- 
V dive communities Saturday 
afternoon or evening, September 
1st, fur the purpose of or- 
city or precinct Democrat- 
clubs, where such clubs have 
been These 
Democratic 
should avoid ostentation and ex- 
The fight must be 
carried on by American citizens 
behalf of American 
there should be no delay in per- 
feeling club organization. When 
a is the secretary 
should once send to B. 
Hearst, of National 
Association Democratic Clubs, 
No. 1780 New York 
City, the name of the club, list 
of officers, date of organization 
number of members- 
William j. Betas. 
M K. 
National 
Committee. 
II. 
National Association of 
MM m 
To See Us. 
At the old Ma reel Moore store, 
on Five Points, where we have 
just opened a new and fresh 
of 
Heavy and Fancy 
Consisting of Meats. Flour, 
Sugar, Coffee, Canned 
Snuff, Cigars, 
Fruits, in fact everything 
lo be found an up-to-date 
Grocery. 
We pay the highest market 
prices for all kinds of 
Country Produce, 
cash or in barter. When 
you want to sell or when you 
want to buy come to see us. 
To all who favor us with their 
patronage we promise entire 
T. F. CHRISTMAN CO. 
at Five P 
To those 
in Tint's 
arc they keep the 
in in perfect order and are 
an absolute cure 
for sick indigestion, 
malaria, torpid liver, 
and all bilious diseases, 
Liver Pills 
IN 
Cotton Bagging and Hes always 
goods kepi constantly on 
hand. Country produce 
sold. A trial will convince you. 
D. W. 
At Cost 
And when ii comes to 
The Reflector Office Can't Beat. 
TO IS KB 
Books, Stationery Printing. 
No. Maude, a woman is not 
generally referred to as dove like 
she's pigeon-toed, 
Give the average man a million 
the thing he'd do 
would lie to wish he had another. 
justice guides 
is 
a Case Of the blind leading 
blind. 
Dealer in will pay a 
big price for last which 
broke camel's bark. 
A good advertising 
Using neither too much nor too 
little space. 
is a of poems 
en of as 
that's what is to read 
The population of Greater New 
la officially given at 
an increase since of 
I. percent. 
SI TO AM. 
MA 
TAKE S TASTELESS CHILL TO 
Me. per Cures Chills 
Fever. Malaria, Night s.-. 
Money if it 
No other as good. Get the kind 
with the lied Cross the label. 
Hold and guaranteed by Wooten, 
lb and druggists. 
Our entire stock 
Dry Goods, Domestics, 
Notions, Shoes. Ac. 
Co 
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Wholesale and retail Grocer and 
Dealer. Cash paid for 
Hides, Far. Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- 
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- 
steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- 
by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor 
Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. 
and 
Heal Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, 
Beauty Can- 
Cherries, Peaches, Apples, 
Pine Apples. Syrup, Jelly, Milk, 
Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, 
Lye, Magic Matches, Oil, 
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar- 
den Heeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut-, 
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, 
Prunes, Currents, Glass 
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden 
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Macs 
Best Stand- 
ard Sewing Machines, and nu- 
other goods. Quality and 
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come 
to see inc. 
m pa, tot 
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with m 
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Sent 
CO. UM 
sir. I. UM, III. For l-J 
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PILLS 
Restore 
of Mm- 
Orr, all 
all of or 
find 
A tonic led 
builder. 
-glow to . 
chock and lb 
of south. mail 
par box. for 
OUT m to 
or wand paid. Send for circular 
copy of our 
Tablets 
bond. 
EXTRA
core for Lon of 
or 
Auxin, 
and 
of of Tobacco. or 
By mall in plain 
box, O for oar 
to oar la SO refund 
paid. 
MEDICAL CO. 
St-, CHICAGO, I Li. 
J I. 
If
1.111 T 
in or or
Sear, 
Hi full 
only by 
rats 
Mich. 
SOLD BY Hot. 
ATLANTIC COAST LINK 
II. 
July 
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A M P M 
1900 
Greensboro 
North Carolina. 
Fall Term begins Sept. 12th, 1900. 
on Application. 
7-2 
aim bi.-vile 
and wood
I Law of 
fur rear r.-. lire 
In 
., h vi-ii id. 
M. 
Sheriff Till county. 
SaLK. 
virtue 
of in the cum M. 
I unit -mil 
petition to for 
I ii.- 
will the Court House 
in mi the tiny 
of Sept. 
lot ill till- town 
N. C. W. II Lang 
lot a no Wilson St. 
South west polos and G links to 
a post oil Lang's Ha, S. ISA 
poles in links lo a in 
line, then Ninth 
links to thence 
with North IT, West 
to the U-ginning. known u 
livery stable lot. 
F. o. Jams. 
This e 
NOTICE TO 
day the 
of the court of 
lo hut Will and testament 
of W. K. deceased, notice is 
hereby given lo all persons holding claims 
against the estate of said W. K. 
to them to for payment on or 
of July 1901, or this 
notice will be plead in bar of their 
All indebted arc 
to make immediate to ms 
This 24th day of July 
A. 
of the last will and testament of W, K. 
Select Female School. 
This school will on Sept. 
I have secured as for this school 
Mis Nancy K. a graduate 
N-1 ii- I lam.-, a lady of rare 
s several years 
with the highest 
limn judge. The 
r her will be 
g desire for their 
manners and mental 
Primary 
Inn 2.60
. 1.00 
and vocal with 
A , your is solicited 
guaranteed. 
Aug., 
to j 
In 
Book 
I., i r. 
I. c. 
PATENTS 
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as 
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Springs Mills a 
rive Hemming leaves 
p m, Mills p n. 
Bad Springs p m, Manton p n 
p m 
at with train 
with the Carolina 
Springs the K-i 
Springs 
with the Air Line Southern 
at the and 
on ii--- s. 
leave. , in, p 
s. l OS p m. S X 
pm. 
at II IS am, II IS am. dally 
Sunday. 
leave 
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and pi Sunday 
Train leave. dally Sunday 
at p m. Sunday pm, arrives 
. in. pm. leave. Ply- 
dally, and S 
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Train N C 
r -r,, dally, except ft S a m. 
in. r, I
Train on Nashville leave 
am. p m, arrive lit 
Pa m, pm. Sprint Hope I a in. SB 
II. leave Hope Ho am 
p m, II a SB. arrive at Ito. 
y. 
Train on Clinton Branch leave. Warsaw lot 
dally, except Sunday, s am and I 
pm. at S a m lad 
pm. 
Train No Wei 
for all point. dally, all via In.-. 
II. M. 
Agent 
J. R. K 
T. M. Ma- ager 
I , 
NOTICE. 
Ni in 
In the Court. 
J J. Cherry. Jr., against Maggie 
Cherry 
The Maggie Cherry 
lake an 
in 
the 
in 
iv in r, 
it which lime and place she will appear 
or the complaint 
whit will tho the 
Court of said County, and 
he said defendant will notice that if 
-he fail to answer or demur to said com- 
plaint within that term, the plaintiff will 
apply to the Court for the relief demanded 
therein. The said further 
Jake notice that the said Is brought 
by the in i. divorce from 
the bonds 
under my hand at in 
on this the day 
C. 
Court. 
In Court. 
Nona 
I'm 
Victoria Move vs. 
The defendant i aim will 
notice that an action entitled as has 
commerced the Superior of 
county to obtain a divorce from the 
bonds of matrimony ; and the defendant 
will further take notice that he Is required 
to appear at next lam of the Superior 
Court of said county to he held on the sec- 
Monday after the Ural In Sept. 
Best, It being the day of Sept., 1900, 
at Court DOOM in Greenville, N. C. 
an answer or demur lo complaint in 
action, or the will apply lo 
Court ft lief in said com- 
plaint. 
C. 
Clerk Coin. 
try for pill. 
r n 
OLD DOMINION LINE 
SERVICE 
Steamer My res leave Washing- 
ton daily at A. If. for Green- 
ville, leave Greenville daily at 
P. M. for Washington. 
Steamer leaves 
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday 
and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- 
leave for Greenville 
Tuesdays, Thin and 
at ii A. If, freight only. 
Connecting Washington with 
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, 
New York and 
um for nil for West 
railroads at Norfolk 
Shippers should order freight by 
the Old Dominion H. Co. front 
New- York; Clyde Lino from 
Bay Line from 
Line from 
JNO. SON, 
Washington, N. C. 
J. J. CHERRY, 
Greenville, N. C. 
THE 
in m 
Fall Tera Sept. 1900. 
Practical, sense 
Prepares boys and girls for 
duties life. Pupils take a 
high Miami at College. Success 
measured by the full-rounded de- 
of our pupils. Com- 
conscientious teachers. 
A well organized Literary 
Moral influence gum I. Expenses 
For further 
sec or address the principals, 
Bethel. 
or J. D. EVERETT, 
N. C- 
W. R, 
DEALER IN 
Whichard, N. C. 
The Stock complete in every 
and prices as low as the 
Highest market 
aid for country produce. 
prices 
PATENT 
Is set 
J. i 1ST, 
-DEALER IN- 
0- 
A GENERAL LINE 
Also a j Hardware. 
COME MK. 
J. It. 
FOR 
III 
The Eastern Reflector. 
D. J. EDITOR 
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VOL XIX 
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, AUGUST 1900. 
NO 
Killed by a Joke. 
August 
A of 
died as the 
of a joke. 
Mrs. who was but twenty 
two years old, took her three 
mouths old baby to home of 
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ralph Per- 
for a short visit. While there 
Mi. Perry took 
stairs to show to a neighbor who 
had railed. 
The had with her a 
child a big wax doll. Mrs. 
Perry doll, with a cloth 
thrown over face, back to Mis. 
instead of baby. 
seeing the wax face closed 
eyes Mrs. went Into 
which continued at intervals 
until she died three days after. 
Before she died she said she 
was being pursued by a dead wax 
face with closed eyes. 
Physicians stated that heart 
trouble hastened the cud. 
Negro Problem Solved at 
Last. 
Detroit, Aug. State 
of Colored Women this 
a memorial to 
President petitioning 
him to ask Congress to pay the 
widow of late Postmaster 
of Lake City. S. 
lieu life of her 
was lost liming a race riot 
that count. 
The . I also 
would like lo for a law to be 
enacted to that, should 
Stale lie found of mob 
law it be expelled 
The blacks 
could evacuate and all the 
haters could State of their 
own, need not see a 
black face. Thus we the 
l-ired by 
Charlotte, X. C, 
During the worst electrical 
of yen tonight lightning struck 
the large barn at plant of 
Charlotte Oil Fertilizer Works, 
Setting tire to building which 
with contents was entirely 
The barn was about a 
hundred feet long right in the 
of the largest cotton seed 
oil plant the South. 
Workmen immediately went to 
work to save the more important 
buildings, and after an hour's 
fight succeeded in rendering re- 
of the plant safe. The 
barn contained thousand 
bundles of straw which were en- 
consumed. The fire at first 
caused excitement here 
as it was thought the entire plant 
was burning. The loss will not be 
very serious. 
Philadelphia . takes 
this view of the 
So far as a suffrage amendment 
is concerned, in 
Alabama arc considerably different 
from those in North Carolina. 
The proportion of illiterate whites 
in Alabama is so small in 
with the total population that 
there is no Deed lo make a 
nation in their order to the 
suffrage amendment 
Carolina a very large pro- 
portion of the illiterate whites are 
Republicans, especially in the 
western of State. But it 
does not follow that they 
cannot read they have not a fair 
knowledge of the political issues 
that arc presented to them on 
stump or explained to by 
illiterate members of family, 
as it is in its discrimination, 
the suffrage amendment in North 
Carolina is largely favor of white 
A Snake In the Beer Keg-. 
Pa., August 
Sunday three men named Tony 
Pete Mike 
took a keg of beer with them j 
to the the Penn- 
n an in Railroad, which they 
were employed as laborers, 
Newport. Last night the 
Una were found dead on 
ground. The keg was almost lull 
of beer. 
When the head was knocked in 
a dead copperhead snake was 
found in the keg. The poison 
from ft glands had communicated 
to beer, causing death of 
those who drank it. 
Bribe Uttered Fit. 
New York, August 
World tomorrow will say that Bob 
by a Canadian of high financial 
standing to lose his tight with 
and that 
treated the suggestion with ton- 
The proposition is said to 
have come in a letter from Mon- 
In a New York Police Court the 
other day a Boston man who bad 
been arrested the instance of his 
wife on the charges of desertion 
nun support presented a novel 
defense. He alleged that his wife 
had consulted an astrologer, who 
told her that she was to 
lie married at least twice. was 
her first said 
man. I saw that it was 
up to me to get a move I had 
to either die or skip and I 
preferred lo The court, 
however, declined to follow that 
line of reasoning, put tho man 
under to support hi wife, re 
of the astrologer's 
cope. 
To Farmers of North 
You are especially invited to at- 
tend the sessions of the second an- 
convention of the 
States Association of the 
of Agriculture at Raleigh, 
Aug. in the 
Carolina agricultural build- 
Many topics of interest u 
the farmer, gardener and orchard- 
will be discussed. Hun. 
James Wilson, secretary of 
culture, will lie present, besides 
many other distinguished men of 
science. 
A rate of one and 
has been secured, and order to 
secure the benefit the low rate 
you should purchase a straight 
fare ticket from your station, ask- 
for a certificate of purchase. 
This certificate will be signed by 
the secretary of the association at 
will entitle lo I 
return ticket at one cent a mile. 
Be sure to get certificate When you , 
purchase your ticket. 
I hope many of the farmers of 
Stale will attend. 
s. L. 
Commissioner. 
Pointed 
Two weak partners arc seldom 
able to make a business firm. 
When suspicion enters the door 
goes out el window. 
Men like to be laughed at for 
their wit, but not their folly. 
No man ever succeeded in 
a will that was satisfactory to 
alibis heirs. 
wisdom of the sage is 
ply the art of concealing his 
from others. 
If you once get into habit of 
telling the truth you will find 
much easier than lying. 
The real proof of the pudding is 
in stale of your 
morning sifter you have eaten it. 
Chicago News, 
Starts to 
London, August 
to a Si. Petersburg special, a 
gram has been at the 
Russian capital from Shanghai an- 
the departure of Li 
Hung Chang for 
Fire at Norfolk. 
Norfolk, Va. August 
wholesale and retail hardware es- 
of The Henry Walks 
Company, was visited by lire this 
morning between five and six 
o'clock. The blaze started the 
office and was discovered by a 
who sent a general 
alarm. The spread rapidly 
but after a hard light for forty 
minutes fire was extinguished. 
Of lire is unknown, 
but Is supposed lo have been an 
electric wire The ear 
a stock worth 
The loss is roughly estimated at 
fully covered by 
i ranee. It the cum 
will resume business in 
thirty days. 
Valentine Turns to 
John Valentine, president 
of the Express Com- 
who was a strong supporter 
or President 
contributor to the 
fund four years ago. 
has declared for 
A letter from him dated San 
Francisco was given at Democratic 
national headquarters, In which be 
Believing that, bet ween claim 
Of that all men are en- 
titled to equal lights and 
the dogma of tyranny might 
snakes right there is no mid- 
ground, I favor the 
meat of Bryan aid Stevenson stud 
straight support of the Democratic 
As bead of one of the greatest 
express corporations 
and employer of thousands men 
in the Western, Middle Western 
and Pacific Coast States, President 
Valentine is considered by Dem- 
leaders a factor in the 
and his declaration for the 
Democratic nominee is expected to 
have considerable effect. 
Mr. H. Wilson has a com- 
in Sunday's Charlotte 
Observer calling on the Old Whigs 
and their descendants to get to- 
form a white 
this Stale that will com- 
the confidence and respect 
of all classes. 
was eliminated by the 
of amend- 
many us who advocate 
greater liberty of political opinion 
and action fondly hope and believe 
-then Mr Wilson's idea may 
root later the time 
while people can 
without endangering the 
Commonwealth. There are 
questionably a good many people 
Ibis State who have in recent 
years remained in the Democratic 
almost solely account of 
the color are really Re- 
publicans on national issues, But 
what we stalled out to say is that 
if the national Republican 
ever hopes lo besoms really res- 
it must change 
its style of doing business, II 
must in this section eliminate 
from prominence in party 
councils and holding, 
and it must also eliminate its 
while leaden who hate, by 
their association the 
become a offensive, if not more no 
than he is. Whenever the mil inn 
party does this it 
nay some accessions in the 
South. it its ways 
lo the South its pen 
pie, its increase membership in 
this section will lie least 
for many years lo 
ville I mail,
TO PEOPLE, AND Cl OP 
PITT ADJOINING COUNTIES. 
We are still in the forefront of the race after your patronage 
We oiler the best Selected line of 
General Merchandise 
lo be found in an;, store County. Well bought choice 
selections, the creations of Hie best manufacturers of America 
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Bummer 
and Winter. We are at work for and our mutual ad- 
vantage. It is our pleasure lo show you what you want stud to 
sell you if we can. We you the very service, polite 
attention, and most terms consistent with a well 
established business built sip strictly on own merits. 
When you come to market you will not do yourself justice 
if you do not see our immense before buying elsewhere. 
Remember us and following lines general merchandise. 
Goods and Notions, 
Hats Caps, Silks and Satins, 
Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil 
Shoes. 
Men's, Women's and Shoes. and 
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. 
Groceries. 
Flour, Meal. Sugar, Send Is. 
Hardware, 
Plows, Casting and Plow Nails and Rope. 
Furniture. 
for Furniture and everything that line. 
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or Approved 
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit Square Dealing. 
Your Friends, 
be weekly crop 
sued says.
In crop ions caused by 
areas, the 
reports of crop c 
the week Monday, August 
WOO, are generally 
Thunder showers 
curred Mi i ., i Thurs- 
day nights, v. most 
precipitation along the 
line from Charlotte through 
to Norfolk, hut north 
south of this line, a well r the 
majority of onus near the coast 
and in the very 
no 
r., . .- in those 
counties here and the 
soil is hum dry all ruin did not 
cur its influence was but temporary, 
and soil i- now as dry j 
. The heal hi- 
. n was again 
degrees daily above the 
with maximum from degree 
degrees every tiny of the week. 
Reward 
The readers of this paper will lie 
pleased to learn there is at 
one disease that 
science has teen able to cure in all 
its stages, and is Catarrh 
Hall's Catarrh Cure i- the only 
cure known to the mi 
fraternity Catarrh being ii 
disease, requires a eon 
treatment. Hall's Ca- 
Cure i- i a ken internally, act- 
directly upon the blood and 
mucous surfaces of system, 
thereby destroy the foundation 
of the disease, and giving the pa- 
I strength by building up the 
in ion assisting nature in 
doing work. The proprietors 
have -H much faith its curative 
powers, they offer One Hun- 
Dollars for any ease Unit it 
to cure. Send for list of 
Props., 
Ohio. 
Sold by Druggists, 
Family Pills are the beat. 
Use Good Plows. 
We have just received a of South and 
Single and Double home. Call and Bee 
before buying. We also 
Tools, 
Plow Gear 
Headquarters For 
Builder's Hardware, Heady Roofing Beady Mixed 
Paints, Nails and i-, 
the drought 
-iii tilt almost 
lulled , and is i, 
those 
which have retched no rain what- 
ever. for full 
possible; very have 
been sown; fodder pulling however 
ha made good headway. 
holding well 
on clay land-; ail crops 
have unquestionably 
very much; the rain of the 10th 
caused some places 
a large of correspondent 
Mate i cotton bob are very 
small and arc opening prematurely 
and In,; mi cotton cannot 
tail to be short and inferior 
fresh blossom are n forming 
and shedding All re 
port agree that the cot ion crop 
in the Male, once the most 
crop in state, ha been 
cut short by drought. 
Picking has c 
Oral been 
throughout the sec- 
where showers occurred ibis 
k may y h Id a fair crop trader 
fill i i con lit ions, 
lie ill; col ii n. I, i- no very 
in i I it r . dried i p 
be u the ha, c 
. . I. i 
-1 . i . . n In , i . p 
oral; mil curing have ad- 
steadily, 
potatoes rice do u In be 
well, though refreshed by 
showers here In 
are Worthless. 
apples bate -an 
have dropped 
apple- are poor, and on 
the a h apple . i 
through many counties of 
Blue report a full line 
crop. 
i h.- pupil a New 
school v ho bad sent from 
her for two weeks 
ill- u i i from 
her n absent 
Monday. please .-m use in i. 
absent -he had a 
sole 
-he had a sore 
i- tin 
had e was ah 
soul ii i lay, ill a i re 
limit lain 
v. el. 
Near ST. V., far- 
mi are digging baked potatoes 
from their Ids. The farms 
adjoin a peat bog, 
peal inns back under the land. 
the bog look lire from 
some source, has burning 
i since. In tire lists 
back under potato 
patches, and the potatoes 
bet nicely iii the ground. 
Dr. It. house at 
was burned yesterday. 
During wind storm yesterday 
afternoon spark from u tobacco 
set the woods Ore near the 
house, sparks from the wood 
et tin on Ore. In a little 
Million would lie 
to attempt to save house. 
other buildings 
wen from Had 
. been a lack of water in 
i ell on account of drought, 
have been saved. 
Dr. w living at Dover 
h id pall of hi- furniture burned 
in building. The residence 
was valued at was la- 
for Free 
Press, 
intelligent and observing 
gentlemen were discussing in our 
presence a few ago the power 
y, and how people 
the m who i gifted at 
ii g alongside man 
who Is not so gifted. These gen- 
ii a . ed that the 
money the 
a man's excellency i- growing. 
Many people who ought to have 
ii is i come regard 
purely by I heir power to make 
i- true with many 
who stand high in church 
circles. They forget many nobler 
when the special gift sit 
j making i- lacking a 
snake up. Scotland Neck
BAKER k 
Building 
N C. 
Ai Middleton, N. hitch- 
en 
i i by -i I;. et the 
track two 
year ago, lime was 
population is 
tOO 
years ago. 
They are either playing a game 
or Republican manager an 
-cased. From private source it 
recently come to our 
edge that In 
India 
Illinois, and Hull I 
North Carolina. This is 
sin indication of how political 
Inn may I o fault, Tho 
Republicans have tin more chance 
to carry North Carolina in 
the Democrat to carry 
-which I all. 
i In pi i. 
not worth much just yet. 
i i 
tut b 
and fever i- a bottle of 
chill Tonic. It 
I inland in a form 
No pure no pay. Pi hie 
Dr. Ii. 
DENTIST,
White 
store.
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