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I I III in
Attention
, off ling you on
snot. A PANT.-
and
at very reasonable prices. My line of
GROCERIES
which is the of any an
When Mm WM to town again give
Y.
. an I cheap.
m- trial.
Review the duet Events
the Year.
END OF THE CENTURY.
Diary of South African War and
the toasts In
Fire, Stormi and Ac-
and
Summary.
china. Arrest
la the timely of
i i n oW I
sour
torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
Liver PILLS
latS
urn l fl ala to
fT, K-v . or I I
Mid
an. t I .
to
ATLANTIC COAST LINK
Points
Means Cent per pound more for your
COTTON
THAT IS WHAT OS
THAT WE GIN FOR YOU.
equipped
. your log.
, our are
We have just
to lie found in and
We turn out the best you can get
., other.
HOOKER,
ST. C
Get a good Safe
Every
proof
be
Viol r i i ;
home, office genera
sale t- l with guarantee to
Prices range It nil p.
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THE COl XIV BOARD
HAVE APPOINTED THE
SCHOOL
Reflector
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and
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rule enlarged
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electricity of
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with the re-ult that no
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Advance.
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ployed. taken
office, i he Semi-
Weekly and
will be sent together
or Tin Duly
and i
one year tor 13.50 lo
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a Tang-taM, an In road to
to the attar a at
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China.
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raptured the town u RaH
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b the at
a to
of and
a.
II. allies a large cf
f-d- -n I Peking.
U with
to out
is
J. W. CO.
Norfolk, Va.
of
Bagging, and
nu
Norfolk
Vb,
Cotton and Broken in
ions. Private New
Chicago and New
PILLS
Restore Vitality. Lo nod
Man.
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at
tin
Sit . railroad, at Sanford
with the Air Lino and
Railway l with the Durham
on Road
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N.-.-k at I pm,
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n Branch
I ll SO m. arrive o I
a in bob leave I .
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and JO .
indigestion
dyspepsia
biliousness
and the hundred and one
ills caused by impure blood
or inactive liver, quickly yield
to the purifying and cleansing
properties contained in
ART
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 Si each.
COMPANY
Detroit,
Take lo. Liver
SOLD BY
OLD DOMINION LINE
pm,
COPY BOOKS,
slant
paper,
crayons,
us,
slates,
I .
For the Man
We carry a nice id
long day cu
order . draft
Ac .
For People,
II
nave all
an l
and
TO A
MAGAZINES,
TM famous garter
IS
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nearly by
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WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.
noT heavy and
let of army
at t-I to tum the Rot
attach t Rot.
him-d Hie wins of Ida army
oath
h-p.
arm, the to
at rot-
. n line.
g. the alter
the Orange
Slate and for
Hie
by
guard of
IS. a i on
Hi between and
Rom
Me army to
at Pan
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A tonic inc. PILLS
blood builder.
Blow lo p
Are of ii
o bin
or refund money i
copy of
I.
The rt In
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r i not in et
Run .--i- lb; war.
r capital
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in
chief of
a I till-
Immediate Retails
r.
Or
hi or
MEDICAL CO
A CHICAGO,
For by L
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in. b in p tn, leaven Ply-
a a.
dully.
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Midlands
ft m.
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on
a tn. Sat n m. arrive he
I m, spring am. a
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dally except
Train lot
p m. at m ind
s-i p n.
Re
for nil dally, nil
r.- .
II. M.
B.
T. M. after
RIVER SERVICE
Steamer leave
lit A. M. for
ville, leave daily U
M. for
Steamer leaves
at A. M.
leave for Greenville
Tuesdays, and
at A. M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York Boa-
for all points for the Vest
at Norfolk.
Shipper should order freight by
he B. 8- Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Line from Baltimore;
and Line
Boston.
JNO. SON,
Washington, N.
J.
Greenville, c.
ti. l
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capital of Orange
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Wholesale and retail Grocer and
Dealer. Cash paid for
Hides. Fur, Seed, Oil Bar-
. . etc. Bed-
Oak Sails,
Carriage, Go
Suits, Tables, Safes, P.
and
Meal Key Weal
American Beauty Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples,
Pine Apples, nip. Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Snap,
Lye, Magic Food, oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls. Gar-
Jen Oranges, Apples,
Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes. Currents, class
and China Tin and Wooden
Ware, Cakes and Crackers,
Baal Butter, Stand-
ard and
other goods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Coma
to see me.
BALE OF
of a of
fill in
therein
C. M.
I will on Bill
in
to Mil
or parcel of
in lire the
knows n
lying
of Lot No.
null,
I .;. Ian
in oh and two day
upon slid
1900.
B. C, . r
of M.
Phone C
LAND SALE.
Br of
Inn ii I in Ly
term 1900 of Superior Court, la tat
raw S. T. K.
in
the
No, As
Trustee and
I will lo public sale, before the
Court nu
Till January 1901
the January 1901 of
Pin
i i of land tract
In of Fin,
of II. Mills,
I, i;. n being
land K. S- re-
i. I'm hide
knows him had
K- S. A, Para-
more, mid by
S.
III whole
in m
.-., Oct.
i. cash.
S. O.
Cotton Bagging and Plea always
OH i
kepi on
hand. Country produce and
Old. A trial will you.
D. W.
W, R, WHICH
DEALER IN
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every de
and prices as low as the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce.
In
fr I
e. I i . St n.-i
tad I
Ho,.,, i . , i. . . i i tap
tares,
t. i,
I Mm marked tad
.
IV ii. i n .-
II .
tie. is
L. H. Render,
Tobacco Flue. I'm Roofing,
All
kinds and
Bret class, of r
specially,
lie
THE B ST I
and fever is a boll hi of
in a furn
No no pay. Price Mr.
J.
------DEALER IN------
A GENERAL LINE OF
is Jan. Tern, 1801.
A Idle A.
Tin- will take
notice an n.
in the
In
and will lake
In hi appear at the
Court of
in lint January,
court In
ii. N. i, and or i.
in in
mil ply In tin- court fir lbs ts
in This
clerk Sui. ii.
fur Plaintiff.
Line of Hardware.
COME TO SEE MB.
J. It. COBBY.
Tho One Day Cold Our.
In and cured
-i It. lain ii to
PATENT
you Invent or got
or photo.
w and
ON
ft
Si
s ,
s.
FOR
at
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J. EDITOR
VOL. X
. . .
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to i m
-AT-
PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY II
NO V
WE AUK NOW IX
Our New Store
AT II. V.
BE TO CALL.
Our New Line
OF r SWISS,
VAL LACKS ON-
DISPLAY p KICKS THAT
Will Astonish You.
NO To SHOW GOODS.
W. T. LEE C
TRUE AMERICANISM.
Americans, to cherish
Address Dy W ., ,.,. q b .
the Jr O U A M
The highest type of American,
citizenship is only attained by In-
self reliant action coup-
led a sense of duly to others.
Such action must be framed will, a
and. II is
lilting tonight that we ask our
selves concerning the dangers of
our free institutions. These might
be divided in two
and domestic. I speak not now of
14-at
America Is there not cause
alarm in signs and lee
of our modern progressive,
Are we
not today bending
our entire energies in of
the Are we
as a becoming too
arc.
II is well we pause con
template our privileges
our duties to posterity. While
thaw are only a few of Hie dangers
threatening oar republic, let us
pass In see wherein our safety
lies.
We have lo re-
the lice school system as tho
chief comer atone of the republic,
and popular only
safe staple for popular
liberty, So that our fathers before
us, and the principled may he found
Interwoven in a thousand
to the very In read and texture of
political institutions.
should be educated
those by the destinies the
nation sue one day to be trended
and free
ed as places in which
I are even now to be moved. As
b new generation starts up in
J. B, CHEf
TO PEOPLE, U AND OF
PITT AND
i ll i i i I.- i of tie after your
you boat selected line of
General Merchandise
and Us it sin Hies. ii ti
hill, land sword
c it In Ir
II. c genius c in In
j.-
; the hi i i ml
of Orleans,
; i blue wad i-
ii stand chapel
Tell. Al I. the
Cathedral,
p. of km i Is tin
. i ii i. In the
and who
i. In-., fell within
of It is n it
live through hi- no
land. In the old Cathedral his
. is recalled amid
i m ; his
image appears in every house, his
i it sand proclaim
to lie any store in Pill County. Well
selections, the creations of the beat of America
and Europe, Seasonable nil the year Spring, Summer
and Winter. work for yours and our mutual the of people,
it and to when sun goes a chain
Hie the deep red light of which
No
crop
can be
grown
without
Potash.
Supply
Pot-
ash and your
will be
Largo; without
your
crop will be
IS K WORKS,
vantage, pleasure you what yo
sell you if We offer you best service,
attention, and most liberal terms consistent with a well
established business built up strictly on own merits.
When come to market you will not do yourself justice
if yon do not see our Immense stock before buying
us and the following of general merchandise.
by
the responsibilities of manhood,
ii . i i i i i i e.-a . ,. . i i i . , i i r. i t .- i . i I I I
View Of the greater good to there is as it wee a new launch ,
greatest and must lo ,.,. .,,,
it lo others equality before the law. thoughts and ,,,.,, ,
In being true to bis
will alike true to lo
productive Utilities, and to lands,
lo beautiful then,
of the Old World.
; While America oilers with
there
is great danger that our fair laud
I being overrun with hordes
jot criminal and pauper classes
adaptation
With him the and
should be but
of same bountiful heritage, and I greatest
in march of his comprehensive
fin- seem-
walks hand in baud with industry-
The love of home and country and lei us encourage
inborn in human breast, and America and moral
while the love of gain may tempt Patting into the every i,,,,,,,,
us awhile to seek other climes, of the foreigner that sacred .,,, so lat .,
there sill come sooner or
education are lie only I
which God has prescribed to
. tier the progress of free govern,
meat safe and sound. Therefore
j let us resist every object of dis-
union, every
liberties, ovary attempt to
oar conscience, to smother our
school, or extinguish our
or in
Dre and Notions,
Shoes.
Hats and Sal ins. Dress
Jackets mid Mattings and nil Cloths,
lien's. Women's and and
Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters.
Groceries.
Meal, Sugar, Molasses, Scad ls,
Hardware,
Plows, Castings and Plow Nail
and Rope,
later, the of both mind and body shall
that all powerful sentiment of States,
to their de-
of native land which will impel of self , making of a noble man
to cry out to the land measures, U, a self reliant, self
of our birth. of foreigners governing citizen
The ancient Spartan fought he-j , American, one whose men
against the great lo, moral and spiritual training
the East, that he might protect which nM as lo leach only
simple customs from the military our free gOV-now but I lie
from within.
pomp and splendor of Persian arms.
The simple hearted Swiss would
not the sight of his snow-
clad Alps for all the of sun- i
Italy.
The hardy Scott would not ex-
change his heath-clad hills for all
the fertile farms of smiling Eng-
land.
Ours is a glorious heritage. Our
stormy seas that
they might enjoy that liberty of
in ecclesiastic and civil
affairs which was denied them
the old world.
Amid great privations they laid
the broad foundation upon which
has been reared the superstructure
of our civil liberties.
Theirs it was to lay this
broad and deep, consecrating
it with tears even life's blood,
that we cl today those who
live after might enjoy the bless
. pose how best lo live for ones
seems to he an alarming
increase in the struggle between
labor and capital. It is high time
that labor capital should both
realize that their interests arc
Labor is dependent upon capital
tor her daily bread. Capital,
. , fed the dews Heaven, which
exist, must profit by the hand of ,. . . . ,
u . ., T. . their sweetest lo form
honest labor. Capital and labor;.
must go hand hand. The
fare of either must depend upon
the other. Capital must op-
press labor but her honest i
, ., . spreads its purpling there
compensation for Labor must . i
, . , . , poetry its silver oar, there art,
not to capital who shall be
employed. The American me-
and artisan should regulate
his actions as an Individual or a
Union harmony with the spirit
of American and her
institutions. That capital must
not assume role of
the prerogatives of
The liberty of the press is the
highest safeguard of all free gov-
Ours could mil exist
boat ii. it is like a great ex-
abounding river. It is
It gushes from rill as it
breaks from deep cavern of
earth. On its broad bosom it bears
a thousand barks. There genius
lags of civil liberty and that free- and
don. lo worship according to all alike; should
of our conscience. I look upon the workman as a
Is the young rising or labor and
lions as ready to defend these lib-
were our forefathers in
the days of the Revolution and the
war of 1812
i us use to the full
that sacred teaching, let us re-
that it is duty to do what
we can to raise up those beneath
us to our own level of virtue and
and to welcome
men to political benefits which
we inherit.
Lei us not down the
principles of morality, the
and endearing charities, the
rational reverence for a
which are the
elements mid life of our religion.
Let us strive then to be true
capital were to practice the
pies upon which government
was founded, and exemplify the
teaching of the golden rule, the
doing unto as we would be
done by, we would hear less of
lockouts, strikes and for
America is, and we dust ever will
be respected among the mil ions of
the earth for her recognition of
rights all men their
before the law.
Do we who have had the goad
of born in Ibis land
of the free homo of brave
as high
our birthright Do
appreciate the liberties
opportunities of
discourse, science
and religion may safely float.
wanders through every land. It
a genial and cordial
I thought and inspiration wherever
it touches, whatever it surrounds.
On its borders there blooms every
of truth and of grace.
Sometimes that river over steps
bounds. Sometimes that stream
becomes a dangerous and
destroys towns and cities upon its
banks. But without it civilization
humanity, all that makes society
itself, would disappear all
world return to ancient
of patriotism, the bean of
a nation lie cold and cramped,
the ails will have no enduring
pulse, commerce no
ling soul, society will
the mean an vicious will triumph.
Patriotism is not a Wild and
passion, but a glorious real-
The virtue that gave to pa-
its lo bar-
redeeming trail, to
Christianity its heroic form, is not
dead. II still lives to console
humanity. Ii has its
tar in every clinic, its worship,
Furniture.
for Furniture and thing in line.
We buy Strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or Approved
Credit, Our motto la Honesty. Merit and Square Healing.
Your
eagle spreads bis wing and
holds his proclaims
i tie of the i has blood
ha native laud u saluted
spot in K
Shall not all in
worship I Shall Hot all have the
faith, the duties, festivities
pat riot ism f Therefore let us prove
ourselves true sous mid
to our country. Let us lovingly
uphold symbol of our an
glorious ling of the
state-. Let u- labor lo
her noble example,
peaceful propagandist justice
freedom whole
world. v.- set e lit M I'll all
our might, and defend her, should
occasion with mortal
lives.
Century Ago,
If you stoves or ranges constructed upon
scientific principles which economical, durable,
and convenient, us well as beautiful and artistic, look
fur the
Thief
offer One Hundred Dollars
case of Catarrh
I lull can not be cured by Hall's Ca-
Cure.
Co.,
We undersigned,
J. for the last
him perfectly honor-
able in all business transactions
able lo carry out
obligations made by their
. Wholesale Drug-
gists, Toledo, O.
Kin Marvin,
Wholesale Toledo, O.
Hal's Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ally, acting directly upon the
I and mucous surfaces of the
system, per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists,
lice.
Tills best.
A Century of Progress.
I lad a mark, which Is shown upon every genuine
Stove or Range, and not be deceived
by worthless Imitations and substitutes,
lead all others in yearly sales and popularity,
Sold Exclusively by
BAKER
Building.
One hundred years ago a man
could not lake n a steam
bruit.
He could net go from Washing-
ton to New York in a few hours.
He had seen an electric
light or dreamed of and electric
ear.
not send a telegram.
He couldn't talk through tel-
and he had I
of the
lie could not ride a
lie could not call in
her letter.
He bad never received a type-
w ii
He had never heard of the
theory worried over bacilli and
He never looked pleasant
a or his picture
taken.
lie never heard a phonograph
talk or saw a turn out
a light.
lie never through n Web
the aid of a ray.
lie had taken u ride an
elevator.
lie had never Imagined a
thing typesetting machine u
pea
lie bud never Used anything but
a den
lie had lieu r his W
a sew machine.
He had never struck a mulch mi
his pants or anything else.
tie i lake an
and hale his leg cut off boll I
I. ling ii
lie had mi purchased II ten
which would have
it as a i.
lie i Mild no buy a paper for a
cent and every thing Hint had
happened tin before all
the world.
He had never seen a
reaper or n hums
lei-
tic had ed
bridge.
Ill short,
thing-- In- mid not
several thine did not
The mere figures of the growth
of country stagger the under-
standing.
In one hundred years, while
population of the bus
led, population of the
SI lies has increased
The wealth baa reused fifty-
fold.
Iii the fortune In the
States was To-
then are fortunes of
more than In
-titled urea consisted of
miles. Today iI
o miles.
The of population has
moved from a position east of
to u well within In-
i percent of the people
lived in cities one hundred years
ago. proportion Is over
out of hundred of pop-
Our Agriculture, which
led to a hundred millions a
years ago. is now rapidly
a year,
value of the farms of
country i- almost
in in.
We have more than forty
manufacture which
each mil annually, more than
. worth of products; and
of the forty, live turn out over
each.
ii prod a are
mark,
other mineral products
nearly 91011,000,000 per year.
for, of experts
and has a total of almost
in
tun banks all kinds is a
capital of something like
Titus the story record of
millions becoming billions, and a
increase romance,
iron
do
know.
Memphis i i- Appeal,
some people could wrap their
i n's H solutions i i n cotton,
and oven I hen I hey would get
i hie for n woman lo make
her husband slop smoking is lo
inn to furnish him
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EASTERN REFLECTOR
X. C.
J. Owner
Entered the at
Greenville, N. C, M Second Class
Mail Matter.
mi
OUR k vi i
Assemblies
Hon a Speak
the ll. u.
Special
Km V C Jan.
a- time How are written
are being made for the
of of the new
General a
The Assembly meets lo-1 much Interest
morrow everybody will lo the people of oar State.
to the in
Judge has been
Chief of the Supremo
Court to the late Justice
The plan did work
to get the plate.
Our townsman. Hon. Thomas J.
is now the only
in the State. There
will another when Gov.
succeeds
next week.
The of War ha sub
to an additional
estimate of
u r army chilly
the heavy made by the
forces ill china the Philip
pines.
I he Citizen says that one house
in has but
rooms is occupied by families
and each family averages two or
more children, making persons
in I be house. There are also is
two horses three
attached to the premises.
As heretofore indicated in these
letter, Hon. Waller Moore will be
the new presiding officer of the
while Lieutenant-Governor
He will preside over I he Sen-
late until the qualification of his
successor,
one week after the assembling
of the Legislature.
Bach branch of the new General
Assembly have moat
able and well equipped
officers. Mr. Turner tea vet-
iii the Senate. He Is one
the best parliamentarians in the
State, of and
able Mr. Moore is one
of the brightest and ablest men In
North Carolina, and as a member
of the last legislature
as such, soon making his way
to the front rank of lead
several occasions he was
upon lo preside over the
House, and splendid manner in
which he performed duty was
marked. Even years
writer in reporting the
proceedings of the beard it
remarked by a number of
tors -Waller Moore is
mac for Speaker next The
suggestion met with such a general
and heart reception
has ever since been
ting his selection by a practically
unanimous demand from the
Mr. Moore is regarded by those
j who know him well and arc
with bis worth and ability as
the new Methodist Orphanage last
Saturday
Raleigh Aldermen have adopted
l he nut i spilling ordinance, already
in force in Char-
and many up t
of the last
week closed business and did not
apply for new licenses sell liquor
It la that most if not all of
them quit the business as a result
of the preaching of evangelist tie.
Stuart here a while ago.
The number of saloons in Raleigh
and Wake county so far the
year Dumber less than half those
of a years ago. l is a
significant There arc now
only
ll Is estimated that fully a half
million dollars more than at pros
cut available through the regular
channels will be required to meet
the expenses of the State govern-
is if the prop-
common school facilities are pro
and adequate provision Bade
the care of the other
unfortunate wards of the Common-
wealth. Where is it to come from;
Then was an odd sight on the
streets here to day. in the shape of
a covered wagon in were
father. mother and
pairs of
They were moving from of the of
to Char- Carolina, and the demands upon
observer. him party arc to
end with his selection as Speaker.
Mr. Woodward, who has made I was talking to one of the long
such a deplorable record us mayor headed politicians the State
of Atlanta, was one of the shadiest mull who has served In
number of
volunteered
fellows going before he took to
A his election he
oped at. dons thirst, from
a staunch, and steady
became a constantly fuddled
chief executive.
What Governors Different
Stales
Ex Governor Grout of
mm-.
has been tried by
leading men women of the
Stale, they ail testify to
Gov. Lon V. Stevens, of
The science of Osteopathy, u
far as it comes under my
assists in relieving suffering
Gov. T. A. North
has helped inc. It
has also good in my family
and will hurl no
Governor Mich-
is a science entitled
to all respect and confidence as a
advancement In
know ll is doing a vast union t
good in relieving suffering and de-
Governor M. Shaw, of
am fully convinced Os-
is a rational system of
Ex-Governor John p,
of
prescriptions and drugs
were as as wold
it came to the rescue of myself and
Congress and held a
high and he
this suggestion;
I was today forced lo pick
the probable the Demo
caucus nominee for L. S.
,., I Senator two years hence, I should I Mrs. and did that which
There are ten factories in Walter Moore us the other things had tatted to do, Hon-
gun for making sugar of sugar probably best chance of whom honor is due.
beets. The output tor i Western It. of
at tons, or lie measures up to his;
pounds of refined sugar. The I will --it is one of the greatest
factories have about suggestion struck so the
tons of beets, which the farm- the qualified Governor John Ii. Tanner, III
have obtained probably I
In order to encourage the in
the State Michigan pays
a small bounty upon production to
the refiner.
; --nose for news,
suppressing so
Moore's
I here arc now life Insurance
companies doing business in the
State or fire of
the former and t of the latter hat
withdrawn in 1800 alter the
enactment law,
The revenue
this last year t. Ike State was KI,
whereas in years ll
was only ll must be re
membered that the n
in which as above slated,
withdrew the State, used in
yield it revenue. The
Legislature did a wise thing when
ii established the insurance depart-
as it yields more in
anally than ever before.
What has become of I be old i
hood Where Is the
that used In be tickled the
thought of and
of black haws and
What is matter with a
man when he forgets I lie old days
and roasted sweet no
t tines coining smoking hut from
the ashes of hickory
News.
Oh you arc in too a
place to touch with old time
things, come down I Ins way
lit around .
evening when Joe
comes with
beer, you will Bud Hen
some of the old boyhood a
still Down
we lost
ling bread, either.
prevents from There is no doubt my mind
thing. Mr. that Osteopathy will reach and
will
u. u., Jan. 7th.
Senator of Arkansas has
offered a providing
for an investigation by the Senate
Committee Military affairs of
Hie charges of crookedness in cm-
with s combine of officials
to the Philippine output
Of hemp, made by Maj. B. L.
against
and some other prominent officials.
In a few remarks the necessity
for the Senator Jones
ex Army Officer
has been removed
from the public service, as the
newspapers and as it is
stated by one the Secretaries, on
account of his being guilty of some
bad conduct. The rumors are that
he other man guilty as he
was in with I hose things.
If it is true the mail who re
the c service is equal
Iv as guilty man was re.
moved, the facts ought to be known-
If there been any infamous
conduct of soil, should
In a letter to Sec
rotary Boot, Maj. says of
his will simply say
they are tine, or Adj. Hen. Corbin.
Assistant Secretary
Gov. Allen, and Judge mis
tale the fuels as In their connection
with the proposed hemp com-
Williams, Mis-
very Deal voicing
the sentiments of conservative
members of the House, regardless
of politics when he said, in a short
speech on the resolution offered by i
Representative of Penn. j
providing for an invest-
gallon of the Son them states,
which bad constitutionally or
restricted suffrage, with a
view to cutting down their
a resolution which seem-
ed to have no other excuse than
desire for a little notoriety for its
author, as It was promptly disown-
ed by the republican leaders
which for a time threatened to
throw the House into a protracted
and bitter discussion, but
was. afterwards quietly sent to its
death in the pigeon-holes of the
Census is no
man who loves American
who is mil in his heart
that by Constitutional and
methods, analogous to those
adopted in Massachusetts,
Island and other states, the South
h is solved this troublesome and
almost
It remained for two republicans
to the harmony which has
characterized the proceedings of
ibis session of Congress, by calling
each other such pet names as
and The men
I After lie Comes I
J he B I I -cue. J
mat S
can lo her child she should J
do. One f bk J
c him i- I to I
do ii. sh her- S j
. us.-every B
I all
herself with
Ricks Wilkinson
SUPERIOR
Mother's
all
of
a experience with
treat for any man who hopes
to distance
Ml
Hi l
l I M
cure many chronic troubles that
tell you that he will up medicine would have little or no
i --.-if by .-
and C. Smith,
public At ,,.,, who is an admirer
. least i may I id t
if he enters the race, be will set
thy has been very
Governor Wm.
have employed practitioner
ion here 11-1 week of that school to treat members of
the the end my have been portion
of the Constitutional pleased with the results.
Amendment will work firmly believe that this practice is
the race. Quite on scientific principles and
an advance la medical
men bad the I h. Taylor, of
same to inc. adding that it
When a century later
and spur tunny young ore sifting the event o this
dark left to secure an lime for the epoch-making
o science and civilization
N to a new hotel, there will few chapters more
all modern improvements and I than that d
quite J to
Friend. S
If our are they arc to be right. If
merchandise is right then it is bound to be reasonably pi iced.
Pair is a basic principle in this store. To buy the right thing
at the reasonable price is better, far boiler more economical than
the wrong thing at most any old price. The poorly priced is meanly
made, got a wrong twist in it somewhere, you can't depend upon it.
When you good dry goods you don't want to be
makeshifts apologies for good dry goods. We
too strongly emphasize the goodness, the of
the following
It will lake he
tho
easily and
quickly. ,
liniment which a
gives strength
to the S
muscles- Com- i
sense will
you S
theft
stronger the
m I SB arc. S
winch hear tho
strain, J
I VESTS.
S A woman In Wayne. I
. Friend did J
I;
Prate t
Cal.
r f
lad
w. n for mo.
f-.-in
t Friend to
S alt w.-i-- n nature's
ordeal i h
Get Mather's
J drug
Some right good values in
Winter Wear. Heavy Fleece
Vests for Men I. el
. big in hosiery.
now now
B now
i JACKETS.
J Ga.
Writ tor oar h k, S
We come to the front with
special lots of garments at
SHOES SHOE
Shoes for men and ladies. We
will cut the price more half
to push out some of these goods.
They were 91.00 now 1.25
now now 1.75 now
1.00, 2.00 now 1.20.
KID GLOVES.
Kid gloves for ladies and misses.
These arc the t grade always
they will go the next ten days
at all sizes and all colors.
CLOTHING.
Men youth's clothing will
MM.
NEWSY II V
BUSINESS
prices that would lie suicidal j go for the few days at
earlier in season, and yet price.
wearing lime has just
They have been reduced from
to 18.75, 5.00 to 3.25, 0.00 to 4.00,
7.00 to to 0.00.
These jackets are new.
Youths were 91.00 now
5.00 now 0.00 now 4.00
were now
5.00 now 0.00 now 4.25, 7.00
now 5.00, 8.00 now
STOCK LAW.
Contributed.
There has considerable
Jan. .
The Board of Directors of the
High School held a
meeting in the new col-
building and much business of
importance was transacted.
oral members of the Board from u tat ion in regard to the stock law
distance were ill attendance. fr Falkland, a portion
in of Christmas and the of Beaver Data and
holiday stir we still have a large townships, and I find that there is
lot of wire fence on Winter a of white people in
Wire Fence Co. i this territory who are in favor of
Miss Annie Lee alter the law. But in order
a delightful holiday sea-1 petition, and to
son at her home, Staley, X. re- thoroughly demonstrate to the leg
turned Friday evening has re- which is now assembling
sinned her duties as assistant that the people really need this
lei pal in the Winterville High J law for this territory, has been
School. Her brother, Hubert Sta suggested to and I now
came with her and the white people in Falkland
the spring term of the school. a portion of Beaver
When you arrange your garden bold
yon had best get our chicken and ,., day of January at
rabbit proof wire fence, feel high respective voting places
st cents per yard, Winterville purpose of settling this mat
Wire Fence Co, say the law shall come or to
Miss Nannie D. Wool, who ex- the law shall not come,
presses herself as a most, have a very valuable
pleasant Xmas at her home ill F think for this territory and am
Va., has returned.
RICKS WILKINSON.
Commissioner Cannon.
the first Monday in
when the Board of
Commissioners the
new term, C. J.
Tucker was a hospital at Bait i
operated upon for in-
juries he had received in a boiler
explosion at his gin during the fall.
At the January meeting on
day of this neck he was
but notified the other members of
the Board that circumstances were
such that he could qualify.
This a vacancy on the Board
and Superior Court Clerk D. C.
More Mr. Jesse Cannon
of township to fill the
office.
Mr. Tucker made an excellent
Commissioner the term he served
county bis re-nomination
for the office by the county con-
was unanimous. Mr. Can-
non is one the best men we have
in the and the Clerk could
not have appointed a better man
land the delightful strains of music I necessary in order
were T i the h
T, of solute necessity. No
bill, which takes one of is
Maine's representative and one el.
ll. II.
vole, and of
Maine, who has made a
of throwing firebrands among re-
publican combustibles ever since
to till the position. He has accept
willing Ho have it if
Best grade farm fence with barb-
to show
really an ab- I
, . , . Brogden Dead.
legislature of i
justice can Ignore my petition and I H. died
if people wast the law passed I, -it Si
,, bis home, about a mile and
it. . . Ha
the European plan be
l erected in tin-
very opposite
hall. .
in Cotton
decline
to lake the public into
light with Hi.
, d the reformation in
ii Ii will have to come
and
Dr.
as
system, known
l--. Ali
The If-curd starts
in year with the excellent
advice to Its m
ho .,
IS v i. e. applicable 1-1 every
he who is sup
parting the rt-apportion
bill which reduces the n-i
of no state, which
is beluga supported the
may kn-ck out
bill,
had a haul Hopkins
and tor order, while
lock, at
, , . . . and a half
ask them to assemble on the above years,
day and ratify my work. He represented his county In the
cents per I The citizens of each township are legislature before the war.
Winterville Wire organize at o'clock I M get The Argus
j the consents of opinion and
i- i. i. . , . I the ticket with Gov.
is m meat I and then appoint one or more
yard.
Co.
Prof.
spirits, and well he may delegates to go lo Raleigh with my
j be. for day's session of his petition bill for the stock law.
I spring term opened with twenty-
two new pupils, and there arc
quite n large still to come.
There isn't the doubt
that enrollment for the present
Will far one bun.
Tod R. and to
governor's chair on the death
of the latter. Subsequently he
of district in con-
He never married. He was
shall either give up my or
at one time wealthy, but lost
the wrangling, the of
session.
the
handle I-, Inn ii
tin that I bey ma
luring plan to
I , r
-i- .
Our N. ii ii miner
. P. III.-, appears I. .
ii mil i his work In
The child as received
its ill
i s counties and
Hi tie North Carolina bin Just
to cab-1 the a h ch
up a Industrially and
prosperously. Let each and every
lend a helping hand, am. a
voice to keep-
i Mills an spread a fair
passing will
I e Post.
Ho,
The State will be invited
to attend the inauguration
A railroad rate of one
per mile Mas for
the I Light
Infantry by the Osceola
could cm a figure at the In-
A late i- bulletin gives
number I barns and
as
ed
mi farms aid it
shown that mall the Not ill Caro-
and low us there are on-
asses.
There is some this.
We-hall not ask a
Raleigh Peat.
dud pupils. When the college down plank
duly furnished and everything in to of New
we will have the George tobacco
school cut of the Wilmington and up said road to
railroad. Our teachers Beaver Dam swamp, thence
cannot lie excelled, and the straight across woods to road near
ties naturally us are Heading Branch, thence to
very indeed, on same road, thence
every advantage will be taken to j with present stock law line to j
make this school of the highest river thence up said river touch-j
Wilson and
destroy it. personal
territory to be enclosed is for party I He
something as Beginning was honest in all his dealings
at Jim Cobb's law gale
Tin-
that the in fears of hi-
hose be b it yet to live.
believes
are
grade, admits no
To a Cheap Stock fence get
our two fool hog fence at l cents
per yard and put two strain of
barbed wire at top. We can sup-
ply you with wire. Win-
Wire Fence Co.
Edward Hamilton, of
bits moved bis family hero so his
children may h the of a
school.
hubs
wanted by the A ii Cox Mfg.
J. A. Jan ell left yesterday for
counties.
My petition calls for such n line I
is highly for the.
people to meet the appointed .
by their action let me know
what to do with it, lo either send
it with proper bill to the Leg-
or bum it and say nothing
It. Watt
he Tribune says Mill
Rocky Mount to accept a left that town Monday
in the shops. .
growth white
oak wanted factory J-
of the A. i. Cox Mfg. Co. The couple never met but the
Prank if Scotland match was arranged through
Neck, spent last night here. . ,
A. the . .
puns for cotton seed.
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
CAPITAL SURPLUS
THE SOUTH'S MOST
BUSINESS MB
PRUDENT
GOOD
THE PRODUCING AGENT GETS
THE PROFITS IN
GO TO GENERAL
AGENTS AND MIDDLE-MEN.
men ii if good
MM
BEVERLEY B.
. N
I WANT FOB A
AND
AND WILL CLOSE OUT MY
S IT COST.
They are going at these prices.
Calicoes
Oil in Solids Tic
Lancaster
Silver Star Homespun
Is Plaid
Denim
Mills Sheeting;
wide, and
Chester Cotton
Cotton
Heavy red twilled Flannel all
wool, at
Heavy twilled Jeans
Bleaching
wide Re
yard wide
i Fruit of the Loom yard wide
I Mooch Wood I yard wide heavy
Sheeting
Arlington yard
wide all wool
Suiting
inch
inch all
Doable width Plaids
l piece Cream double
width kind,
for Lining tie
Full line of Percales col-
ors yard wide
I It. A G. Corsets at 91.10
Towels your own price just a
few left.
lie
Be
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
is a CROSS MARK
In the margin of this paper it
so to remind you that yon owe
The for
subscription and we request
you to settle as early as
We what YOU
owe us and hope you will not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
rind the cross mark on their
paper.
LOCAL REFLECTIONS.
seed at S. M.
Attention is called to the notice
by W. L. of cow taken up,
Head the of Caro-
and when you are
give a cull.
Gov. ha A.
who was to the
from this county.
The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Forbes, of South
Greenville, died Monday night.
None of the traveling newspaper
men have been around this court.
Something for a January
term
Frank Wilson is closing out bis
dry goods to make mom for a
Block of furnishings
quotes some low prices today.
This new century year would be
a good time to revive the Chamber
of Commerce and see if through the
organization something can ac
for Greenville.
B. W. will make
ville his headquarters for the re-
of the cotton season. His
office will be the rear of B, E.
Griffin's jewelry store THE BE-
i corner.
Attention is called to the notice
of application to the General As-
to prohibit the sale of
liquor within two miles of
Missionary church near
Bethel.
We are off after a lot of line
horses and mules have a
special sale our stables Fri-
day and Saturday, 11th and 13th.
Greenville Livery Company.
H. S. II Salesman.
Class
Ii. W. a caterer who
had considerable experience
in both and Danville,
has opened a strictly res-
here in of the
stores. His place will be special-
prepared to serve ladies. Such
a as this will prove a
great convenience.
Mayor's Court.
G. has disposed
of the following eases in his court
since lost
Wiggins, disorderly con-
duct using language,
fined costs,
Beatrice Ball, disorderly con-
duct and using profane language.
one penny and costs, 93.76. a special of one nun-
January term of Pitt Superior
convened this awning with
A. L. presiding
solicitor L. I. representing
State. The charge of Judge
Coble to the jury was a good
one. pointing out their clear-
The following compose the grand
jury for the B. Parker,
foreman, O. W. James, Henry Al-
F. F- B. White-
burst, Anderson. J. K. Par
c. D. W.
D. W. Ellis Johnson,
J. I. Carroll, John A. Lang. F.
Boyd, D. J
Holland, Canady Moore E- T.
L. W. Lawrence is officer
of the jury.
The jury for this week is
composed of A. J.
Sanford J. A. Wilson, J.
It. Cobb, W. B. James, Win.
House, A. B. D.
sou, J. B. J. A. Forbes,
W. c. Gardner, ll. w. Brown and
G. T. Allen.
K. Fleming ii serving as
Court crier.
The following eases were dis-
posed
Taylor, assault
pleads guilty, judgment
pended on payment of costs.
Joseph Forbes, selling liquor on
Sunday, pleads guilty, judgment
he pay a line of and costs.
Oscar Phillips, assault
weapon, pleads golly, judgment
impended on payment of costs.
Isaac Hay, trespass, pleads
judgment suspended pay-
costs.
Elijah Marrow, carrying con-
weapon, pleads guilty,
suspended payment of
costs.
S. I Dudley, assault with dead-
weapon, pleads guilty, judgment
suspended on payment of costs.
and Tin-
assault with deadly weapon,
not guilty.
William resisting of-
pleads guilty, judgment BUS
ponded on payment of costs.
Isaac Best, assault with deadly
Weapon, pleads guilty, judgment
suspended on payment of costs-.
bane Best, carrying concealed
weapon, pleads guilty, judgment
suspended on payment of costs.
The case against W. H.
on the Charge Of poisoning his wife
set for Tuesday of next week
W. C. Jones, drunk and down,
lined one penny and costs,,
Food for Thought.
The following, taken from an ex-
change, is as full of hard horse
reuse as an egg is of meet and
ought to be red prayed over by
every
are hard times. We
let timber rot bay
We ashes and
away and buy soap. We
raise yellow dugs and buy hogs.
We let our go to waste
buy commercial
tick. We send our boys out with
a HI gun and a f Hi dog to hunt
live cent birds. We oppose every
plan lo town won-
why we fail to prosper.
one kick us.
Honor Roll.
Tho following names were on the
roll of honor in Mrs. Minnie Man-
school in District for
the mouth of
Forbes, Neva Forbes,
Forbes, Nancy Smith, Mary
Parker, Martha Waters,
Sutton, Mamie Button, Maud
ordered.
Jones, affray, pleads guilty,
judgment that the defendant be
imprisoned the county jail
months with leave to hire out.
affray, pleads
guilty, judgment suspended on
payment of costs.
The James Lewis ease that was
commenced Tuesday is still
progress.
Marriage Licenses,
ton, Dora Dora Manning, j first weak In January
Forbes, Coy of Deeds Moore issued mar-
Forbes, Manning, Allen licenses to following
Raymond
A Business
A writer whose
business it is to give disinterested
advice to advertisers has this to
sit down and wait
for the coming of a busier season,
but bunt around the store for go d
things that you nil offer at bur
gain prices and tell about ii in year
You may have to
employ extra clerks lo care of
the increased trade, but it will
keep your present force busy and
give you a
For Cash.
J. Westbrook, of
who has gained quite a
reputation US whistler, recently
went lo New York and made en-
at per for the
display of his unusual lie
will whistle for the Edison
graph the forenoons,
while in the evenings be will
at Mr. Westbrook
lived a season in some
years ago, and is especially
for Ills clever of
role when
so excellently played in
open house His friends here
congratulate him that he is now
whistling up M much cash.
Well the good people and surrounding
be thankful and proud of their log Store the bargains
that come from that great institution. third time this season
has the buyer been north, scouring the Nett i ;. Boston
and Philadelphia markets and quickly snapped all the
Thin was securing a leading manufacturer's mil shipment
of line clothing and boys intended u clothier in
Tex., but which wax countermanded on of the Hood.
is. we can offer men and boys high l grade clothing
half the old time clothier's price. They will be ready and placed on
the tables on
Wednesday Morn.
o clock
Four Oar Loads Merchandise Bought
SUITS.
Dark colors, double
breasted, wool cheviot, kind
now
BOYS WOOL SUITS.
kind title. wool
pants 91.50 kind now
HENS SHOES.
91.60 kind now kind
now 2.98,4.00 kind now
PA
92.70 kind now 91.68, 1.60 kind
now About pairs left.
GROWING.
What has made our stoic such
a busy place What we advertise
do. The throngs that daily till
the store is the very best c
hat we lather understate
otherwise the remarkable value we
have to sell.
We leave it to yon if there is not a snap, vim or go, about
perceptible in any other business in Greenville. Ii is no
secret. The dry goods and clothiers are sleeping,
for you to come pay percent, profit. Will you
do ft Or will you trade with u live, progressive concern
that i- like a Trojan and making your dollar buy two dollars
We have the business since arc in our
already, and now to i-.
Holiday Goods, Greatest of ah
a it t i v
SUITS
910.00 kind now 90.46.
HOSE.
kind now kind now
kind now
SKI
97.60 kind now 98.08, 6.00 kind
now 2.09. 3.00 kind now
SHOES.
91.50 kind now 2.00 kind
now 1.39, 2.50 kind now 1.08,3.60
kind now 2.68,
liver price is so low that it es-
a record for itself and is
m positively beyond the reach of the
An H a t within three
is
Over
C f a big you
-inc. the
3rd Northern Trip Successful.
Sidney Daniel and Maggie Hy-
man.
W. and Annie
John D. Williams and
T. and Susan
I Minn.
and Had-
dock.
Joe II. Davis and Ida Craft.
Charlie Stokes and Nannie Can-
non.
George and
Ned and Purvis,
Louis Short and Laura Daniel.
Henry and
Hooker Harris and Laura Cooper
A Hoe-
The largest hog ever seen in
Greenville exhibited today on
the Square In front of the court
house by Messrs. W. II. and J. It.
Hives, of They
are selling guesses at the
weight of the hog and the person
making the best guess will lie given
the hog. porker looks like
he will crowd pounds.
Daily 9th.
097.60 kind now kind
now kind now 11.78.
GOATS
All kinds and prices.
lo I wool bed blankets, 93.30
kind now 91.82,
CO lS ITS.
Kind now kind now
All style.-, all prices.
CLOTH.
Good and hi
GOODS.
to per on
GOODS.
kind now
COUCHES, SIDE
SHEETING.
to from.
Everything Imaginable Here. Our a growing plant, increasing
every day. Truth telling and truth selling always go hand in hand hero Our sole am.
desire and ambition is for For yon we work.
Gen. William
at bis home Tuesday
When there is a pin on the
Chair one should sit down on
the spur of moment.
Big New Store.
Open Nights.
Greenville, N. C

Attention Farmers
I am bow you one of the most complete of
DRY A
POOH awl
at very reasonable prices. My Una of
i of any market are fresh and cheap.
When you come to town give 111- a trial.
to
las. B. White.
Three Times The Value
OP ANY
I it PASTER.
Agents wanted all unoccupied
territory.
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Company,
, Ga,
S. T WHITE,
RECORD OF 1900
Review of the
the Year.
END OF THE CENTURY.
Diary of the South African War and
tho Startling In
by and
r-l , mi- Political and
Get a good
The Victor sift- is made i i s
for homo, and general
Every M to lire
s tr-m .
Greenville, N.
BOARD OF SCHOOL
HAVE APPOINTED
As one of the depositories fur Public School Hooks in
Pitt County. We handle the books designated on the
State i for the public schools and can supply what-
ever you need. We also have
slant and vertical, led practice writing l
tablets, fool's cap paper, pens, pen slates, w
crayon, colored crayons, inks companion boxes,
For the Business Ma a.
We a cl and single i ledgers,
long day ks, s, counter books,
order books, draft and time
Ac.,
For city People.
We nave all kinds styles of papers, card and
envelope s, visiting cards, papers and tablets.
TAKES M-l.
MAGAZINES.
The Famous Fountain Pert
And it co-net to
The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat.
tilled. M
and SI
ft. in lorn at
Colorado
M, New
i i
a wind
tons, accompanied and
tut off from com
the Atlantic
DISASTERS ON LAND.
If, the i cf a
train it
l and fire Id the factory of
kins Allen Anne Co. it Norwich,
fl
e In lite f train on
the Chicago and at Ford
Mi-h. .
A of ft killed a
i. a a trim
by an In B. i
New Welt
I-; i life.
P. I an la Smith
j n, N. J.
l to death at Newark.
A at
exploded, I-
Injured
Hit.
I. it. a mine at
m. ti. i tab.
u Hie a it
mi
M. on the Southern railway at
kill.
A lad ti injured In an to
in train en and
B. R. at
i. killed and IS injured In a ear
at
by In
i- . i killed with
a train t Pa.
death in a on the
and R- R- at Mich.
a. killed in a rear Mid en the
R. It. at N, Y.
L killed and Injured tn a en
at Hatfield Pa.
I. pilgrims I . of a C
at St. Urn-
and panic in daring a public
c to the CUT Ira
returning Al-
tut, killed and injured.
. An in the roil
winked prep
an
In the
City, Pa., was
and injured, tome Mall.
la In a a train and a
at
were and Injured.
killed and Injured by de-
railing train near
the killed vii the
to
killed and seriously Injured by a OB
it Pa.
people killed and Injured by r
it a roof at San
killed and many .;. Id a SB
. . i Central U. R. pear Symon, Mei-
II in injured In an et tit
and R. R- plant
in Chicago.
A. killed and tO Injured by
Cal.
IS. Oil lank
N. f-; lost,
A in bars of
Tier.
. rail rs M el th
r . tn the unit
Una by tat
Virginia oft V. a
JUT.
by th too
r. S on
II Una lost the cf dynamite
snip In with
i .-i f
cut
In Irish channel;
captain Md U of
II. m wreck
boat r
rail n by et
off the cl
The R. en
women drowned.
The Monticello lost of U.
B.;
IS. Tie H. cruiser
off the of Guam, Bear the B
M Ufa ea the wrecking the steamer
on bland la
The wrecked
Point Price, I Erie;
f A, Brown of Gloucester
wrecked on N. i ;
crew, of I persons, lost.
In the linking of the barge
during a i tin on Lake .
drowned by the linking
on West near China.
an training ship wrecked at
cadets
AND PERSONAL-
f. A cup nude of
to Admiral at
Ml met.
It. The signed by president
a, V. Quay's to the I, ft.
from by
that body.
IT,
from command of
the Philippine Mai Arthur.
The Populist at Falls
W. J and
A of u for president; the
Middle of the Populist at
Barker foe
Ignatius fir i pr-s-
Senator William A. Clark cf Montana an-
his r Munition from the senate.
tS. of the sun.
Maj. Gen. A. lieu-
tenant
Gen. heeler brigadier
general In arm v.
at
by
Immunity for
the past and of action fur the future
the Filipinos.
William Br-an unanimously
for by Democratic m-
at Kansas City.
L appointed In chief
Of the army to
be retired from the chancellor-
Ship of the was
by Count ton Hull.
M, It, m Kruger the
for
i i. la
to-
ward int. Mil,.
and elected by that
electoral n f The college stands
A CLEAR HEAD;
good digestion; sound sleep; a
appetite and a ripe old age,
results of the use
J Liver A single
dose will convince you of their
effects and virtue.
A Known Fact.
An absolute cure for sick head-
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour
stomach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver
and all kindred diseases.
Liver Pills
in
J. ff. CO.
Norfolk, Va,
Cotton Factors of
Tits Bags.
and
solicited.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
CO
NATURE'S MOODS.
am.
I, in Russian I
tillages destroyed and of
I A Vest Indian
ton; about 7.000 lost and
property
killed and pro-
I at
it
r la and
at t as.
Ml
first f i of the
In scull., and Missouri
D i j n, n of
i I II
A tile the Km-1
many Including
Alabama
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mary lie
Missouri
Nebraska
New
Jersey
New
North Dakota
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
ant
Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
West Virginia
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton and Brokers
Stocks. Cotton, Grain
Private Wires to New
New Orleans.
M.
Grocer and
Dealer. Cash paid
Hides, Fur, Seed, Oil Bar-
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed-
Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba-
by Carriages, Go Parlor
Suits, Tallies, Lounges, Suit, I.
Gail Ax
Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots,
American
Apples,
Pine Apples, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Soap,
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar-
Seeds, Oranges, Apples,
Candies, Dried Apples,
Prunes, Currents, Glass
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware, takes Crackers,
Best Butter, Stand-
ard Sewing Machines, and nu-
other goods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for cash.
SIM M
Phone It
Total 1-
a popular vote el
and plurality,
an cf over till plurality In
Ton lie-
fore that la
is not a of but lie
tense right, and the cf
honor.
st
Kruger received In Paris with
by p
8- Second cf the opened.
Kruger
e-l in Holland.
on policy.
met i Cape Town,
IS. The to Hie
treaty J a.
tune.
Ni
CONVENTIONS AND REUNIONS.
HIT.
of the of Army
cf the st
II. annual
at
a. cf the Federation A Worn-
Clubs at Milwaukee.
of and at
The 84th Ball -nil encampment of
Army f tic met in Chicago.
The Mb annual of the Protestant
hi
annual cf
Cultural In New linen.
Hie m the National
of Slate Dairy and
at
BUM HUB.
A The f the Fed-
at
of
at Ix-gun la
that city
The held
annual in
FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
Failure Co. brokers,
in Sew . II
i. .
II w I fan M a t. dry
i. int. the hands I a
r I
I lo an,
i i .- la Sen Tort, f.
III
fit I. f K.,
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A i . N.
failed, i H o
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to coin
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win tn
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i i I- ii u of mid
in
Are You Hungry I
Satisfy Appetite at the
Carolina
Next door to Si
Everything New and Clean.
Game, to Eat.
r Dinner from
Soup, kinds meal, I kinds
Vegetables, Bread, Coffee and De-
all for cents.
It. W.
L. Pender
n.
Ti Fines, in
Gunsmith employ oil. All
kinds Gnu and Locksmith work
first class, stocking of guns a
Minify.
Agent fur The Oliver
OSTEOPATHY.
E. N l. O.
Clark House, iii.-i
door North of Baptist
Examination and Consultation free
July m.
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Arrive
Leave Tarboro
Lt t
Ar I
Main Train
a p n
leaven p oar.
p in. arrive i p
pm,
d hi
lb lien.
a in n a in, He
a t, i I a
rive Returning leaver
i Mill, p n
Spun us p m, p D
arrives p in .
with train
with the Carolina
with the
;,,
with the Air
at with the Durham an i
Train on Neck Road
leaves pin, Halifax i p m, ax
Si k at p id. Greenville A
pm, leaves Kinston
am, arriving Halifax
at am, U am.
Trains on Washington leave Vi
i and p arrive
a tn p returning leave Parmele I .
m and ii in, Washington a in
and . -m
Tarboro dally except Sunday
if ii m. Sunday pm. Ply-
in pm pm. returning, leave
except cm
lay arrives em. am.
Train on Midland N O in. n. h
born dally, except ft a m,
m, returning leave i
a a m.
Train Nashville Branch leave
at a m, p m, arrive
m. It pm, Spring; Hop II am, at
m. Returning leave Hope II o
Nashville II aft a m. arrive at it.-
U a m, p if.
Train on Branch leaves Warsaw for
except Sunday, and I
pm. a m
pin.
Train
for all points North dally, all via bub
MM,
II. If. EMERSON,
Agent
J. H Manager.
T. M. ager
indigestion
dyspepsia
biliousness
and the hundred and one
ills caused by impure blood
or inactive liver, quickly yield
to the purifying and cleansing
p. contained in
QUART
It cures permanently by acting
naturally on all organs the
body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh-
builder, and health-restorer, it
has no equal. Put us in Quart
Bottles, and sold at Si each.
droll,
i, Hi.
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
leave Washing
ton daily A. M. for Green
ville, leave Greenville daily ac VI
M. for Washington.
leaves
Greenville Mondays,
and Fridays at
leave Tarboro for Greenville
Tuesdays, and Saturdays
at M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers order freight by
Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
Line from
Boston.
JNO. SON,
Washington, N. G.
J.
Greenville, N. C.
PP.
A ml cow
ii ii in I,,, about two
has in
i mil
tot mum sail lay suit
of
N. s
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
The Breakfast toot
PILLS
Lost and
Night I- of
and
A nerve and
builder.
tho slow to
restores the
By mall
p. I ti boxes fur
with our bankable
copy of our
PILLS
SO
cure
circular
hood.
Tablets
EXTRA
of Power
or
and the
Tobacco, of
By mail in plain a
,, Jot o
Ataxia,
L. .
1-.-
bond to la or
money paid. Address
MEDICAL CO.
Clinton Jackson CHICAGO,
KiT J
I N U
will i reward for any
of Liver Complaint, Hick
we ran
not with Little
Liver fill, when the directions are
with. Thai are and
never eon-
ItO boxes
boxes u Beware of substitutions
and Kent by mall. Stamps liken,
vii nit i M ;.,.,
Jackson Street Chicago, III. for -ale by
J L N C
The Commoner
Editor Publisher,
Payable in
One SI, Six title,
Three Sing. Copy
No cling canvassers are cm-
ployed, taken at
The Semi-
Weekly and
will be -rut together
year for or Daily
and
one year fur payable ad-
E.
it given
will to of
N In of
of the
. I . I, n, Hi- of
N. C Jan null.
D. W. MB,
IN-----
S. G.
Cotton Ragging and Ties always
on has i
Fresh goods kept instantly
Country produce and
sold. A trial will you.
D. W.
W. R, WHICHARD BRO.,
IN
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every do
prices as low the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce.
The Ono Day Cold
l In . I II,,. cure. In
, A. to
tot
THE
and fever is a but lie of Grove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply
Iron and quinine in a form
No
I. i HIT,
-----DEALER
mm
A LINK OF
I HI
Also a Line of Hardware.
TO SEE MB.
J. R. COREY.
ISsi
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Mill Oil
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-FOR
The Eastern
EDITOR ,. . .
XX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N C. TUESDAY, JANUARY
WE A HE NOW IN
Our New Store
AT II. HOOKER'S STASH.
RE SI TO CAM,. WE HAVE
Our New Line
f-w
AND TORI iON ES OX
HI I'll THAT
Will Astonish You.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
W. T. LEE
TO Till; it AND i.
PITT AND ADJOINING
W are I., Hid ml . ,
We offer l line of
The Small and Mid suffrage No in tUt
hundred ago
South, by it is nut
set up an the
ruler. In a blunt time King the limitations which Ike
ton became an absolute Stales have put upon the
dominating the South right con-
and socially. Al- Mississippi,
to limit the imperial North Carolina
by paying coin I to and j suffrage is not denied lo any
in a measure in State. Qualification
were for a time
by the of the King's
ii-n-i.-r of Political
in defeat almost of I him lo be
. lo the King which had write, be is
are are within the
reach of any if he
ball fall to accept the conditions
rend
by hi
of the
possible the South, mindful own act and mil at
f early hopes and efforts, Slate.
the hold of I lie There is a black
rant, mid the beginning ff a who
new century is ; mo- himself within a
balance of the of year, very many
and are hearty with restrict.
trade which the dethroned
arch will hold an honored and in
fluent bill not a
place. Southern is lo
realize greatest
diversifying its energies, pulling
forth its I -1 lo a
living home, and devoting its
surplus strength to money
crop, whether be to-
rice or fruit. It will
its own a and corn, fuller, its
Own cattle, and slaughter its
hogs Al same lime it will
encourage the building of cotton
mills mills, iron
dries and plants, opening
of mines of phosphate, coal, iron,
lead and zinc, the extension of rail-
ways and the development of trade
relation With foreign parts iii the
c-it a in that thereby
the opportunities of the farmer will
vastly enhanced. Soul hem
Farm Magazine.
TRUTH
In an issue of The DAILY
last week, you copied an
from Red Springs Hus-
headed Whole
I take issue with the article,
fact I I lit there is an-
other fuel that you do notion,
it look while we
poor people are lo stay with
families lo rapport, that
have local pride enough to give us
employment before landing lo
get to fill places
home folks could till as well, and
often better t I would walk the
length this town to trade with
a that I knew lather Hum lo
trade w a man I had never seen
before. I am not out of a
or any of my family, but seeing so
many good, worthy salesmen who
are on the street, with nothing to
do, who were raised behind the
counter, prompts me lo write this.
lot be for Greenville,
for county
North for North Caro-
first and all lime,
everything else being X.
las-s which require voters to
have some measure intelligence
lo enable them to exercise III
rights sovereign citizens. It is
quite probable lbs
may never reach the dignity
either legal m political
as the leaders of
can wisely assume that when
suffrage is within reach of all by
simply
their own ballots there can be no
infraction of supreme law of
Times.
A Close
S number of
of sportsmen this State are
declaring it WOUld lie Witt In
the next Legislature to pan a Ian
which will the of
pail ridges for the next Use rears,
if ibis is not done the are
that plastically all birds in
North Carolina will be killed inside
tan years at outside.
lour or live partridges
been shot and trapped in
most reckless, Wasteful fashion;
and, despite the law
shipment birds from the
State, Carolina is at
a good
birds j
markets. This statement is made
advisedly. It is no trouble to COS-
partridges for
fact that many dealers to
their advantage,
The entire of killing
bird- in this Stale for market is on
an -d a.
basis,
i . i- your j rot in
General
to be found in store I'll County, Well taught choice
the of the I-- America
Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Rummer
Winter. work for and mil mutual ad
vantage. II is our to yon yon and to
sell you if yon the best -nice, polite
attention, i- ii well
established as up on own merits,
When you come to you will i do ml lee
if you do not our stock buying
us following Hues of general merchandise.
Th
The man who advertises only
a while docs gel a full
value of his Neither
he nor his business ever benefits
from the cumulative value of pub-
His announcement
may bear some fruit proportion
to its individual value, but one
absorbs nothing of the good
wrought by other. His
name is not kept constantly before
sells tin about S cents i bird
ill the last Mil,., retails for treble
amount, If he do, do Ibis
he leases tin. rights Oil his
place lo sportsmen for u
nominal pi ice. In
dues he profit,
In spite of tin wholesale
it Is that there are
more partridges in North Carolina
than any other State in the
Tills lad or
should be in with
end in view, birds should
be protected for a few
least.
mailer In what.
State they tho
penalty of game lava,
Look at mail, foolish
mid practical dilution the bis
on in a few years. Other big
game in the West has
from a similar murderous
it.
This subject, us applied
should be seriously considered by i
North Car partridge
is home in this Stale.
It best of sport as
land Satins, Dress I .
and Oil
Men's, Women's and Slums.
Hot I I lust en .
and
Sugar, I e, Laid. ls,
Hardware,
Plows, Casting, and Plow
If for thing In line
We strictly for Push, but s-M for Approved
Credit. Our limit,, is Merit and
co.
ah Honor hie Stan.
I I I , i -to
I; I . , ,
honest . , , rifle that
b a in
years
The
I 1.11 of the
mi It which
I , 1.1 in
la- It ins n. mil the
of hi- . I high
Of
the m
paid,
II seems the r the
yo a. a hard
ail old I I ;,,
c an f .
dollars, Misfortune overtook
. I.- . unable lo mil,
death Hie .
. i-i p; lie
produce the host results
In fruit, vegetable or grab, die
u I must contain
Potash.
-1
them free.
. .
works,
How's Thief
We off,, One Hundred Dollars
lb v. ,.,,.,.
by I
III I l
is In
inventory
Wind Ii D. C., ;,
Atlanta, The Supreme
a mailer of ,, , B Liverpool, I
a within the reach of
most one. Rut thin
ion will not lost if some restriction
s not placed on unreasonable kill-
The bin should be protect-
ed, a close season for live years.
This protection would be of in-
calculable benefit to the vendor,
the sportsman and the consumer.-
Observer,
by his her
A Curious
High Point of the
the people. It is not There lives
Hence he ii a measure ad-
every lime ho
High a
who is
Heal. sh
Insurance nun,.
that
he in vast last year the origin
of twenty-live fires found
them
of these except two
and is
in almost every ease there was
It is nut a
lent presumption nor a reflection
upon the
loner ten of these
were found to be there
were others likewise incendiary,
origin of which was not
People speak of the
under their but it is well
known that there are a
fires in North Carolina.
The only time a man of
taken his wife in,, his
is to tell her he is
any MOBS
s age, and never walk w
n her life, being confined lo a
cradle all these year-,. Sim is the
only child of Mr. W. S.
Real, of this plan. When three
days old the unfortunate child
a severe stroke of
the left arm and side She is one
of a pair of twins
dying soon after bl rib, When three
weeks old her head began to en
large, the opening of
tho fissures of the skull
mod size inches
after she
was thrown into spoons from
which she has since
of reputation
seen her, some them coin-
from a long distance to
which to
the history of
science. Al Hie Invalid
i being treated
Knight, the
Science and Healing, who, it is
claimed, is eliciting a change I'm
the better her condition.
mid Insurance I vs,
Ala., this Involving tin
while attending the validity of I In- in a lira in
School, was seen here the
Two of his brothers to keep an of his
hero tonight from u
Ala., and gave nut the holding if this
letter as being revived the WOW not d.
supposed The letter Kearney were hardware
was mailed in Memphis. Tenn., III A f, T., and lull
ii, and bore a special Court
livery of the Circuit
As kidnapping is decided that this did
all the rage nowadays, we the and
stolen your We to j Supreme Cum this
before but ion.
Child never gel a chance. We
I now your
a, sou refuses to tell
we only SIS oil his per-
son. Us a boy above aver-
age and we need him
so we intend lo keep him,
Saying Man
in.;. ,. ,
A in
dime Sage,
Dead men's don't
lit, hail.-. A.
but you might end a I a man becomes
general delivery,
Oily, as we will In that city, by a reputation than
the I nun this reaches you, stating live Up
bow much you will give for bis it
turn if the amount
will write you
about It. an.,
as t won't do
aid would your of
him. Will allow him
to sign his name to prove t
we are not inking. We
a and
caring for as a sick
son a younger
The boy's signature attach
to the letter, which contained
some SHOTS,
in tier
year class. brother say
is unable to
sum. The of the is
prostrated w grief,
1- not way a th. in, the
is .
lo
I I It .
it
vi-i pay to morrow If yon cm
you it nil
morrow. Ham
lieu i n
he . . Ii .,
. I. y . . , . .,; .,
. . III J J Oil
first . n n ,
Iii i-.
.
; in
several I loll he
you ,. fellow con
Inn Hie debt.
A v, a I lie
ledger
d, j mil sin , I
In I he
in full, on .,
rest o ,. . .
of iii in r,.
c e,
Ion bill
. I hill j, In , ii, .
. . . ii, debt
ha Week lifter Wit .
Ill mill niter month lie Unwed
up v H. .
live and
much a- nine dollars. He
hands over
receipt mid walk,
If the was the
main of tut ordinary duty. The
deb i- rapidly
of ii i, j aid ., yum
nil not In fore whole,
Hi, 1- liquidated,
II . .,, In
j paper save cm lo
minor in in city
that Mr, during bis term
not live In
executive m hotel,
II shall prove will be,
suppose, reasons of 01.1110-
that under the
is not a
of the lilies it to
Mr, i- man v, ill, a
large II.- lie
executive mum
and Is
j I'll s; ,. ,.
properly bulb m,
around II,
for tin I, ., ,. ii-
., I ii i- but I. urn lido II
should pay lo
salary
Co., Prop. Toledo O.
We I hi
for the IS years,
and Hi ii him
,; In I
it . . lam tally able to carry out
I'll by their
I Drug-
gists, Toledo, O.
Marvin,
-all Toledo,
Calm i taken In-
tern illy, noting directly upon the
I I and ms surfaces of the
cm. Price per bottle.
nil Druggists.
Inc.
Hull's family best,
The The
World observed of the
century by Issuing a
to tin- news of
phonetic
-loin i, through-
out ., d Tin
the
are nu of the
; s with
Mar-; of tho of so
air ship express who
the messenger to death with
liquid a description of
In vapor I
recital of the
in the of abandoned
milt I several lairds
II ion-, foul liquid
In items
iii
to make a farewell
f Ann tho death of a
rocked
in his cradle,
at of a from the
sixth
A-
leads with 10.1
pounds, coming second
with North
third with
Virginia fourth
A wise unique in the annals of
V was decided in
Corporation of Norfolk hut
week, v hen a jury, the case of
dog belonging to
Mi-. was not
I i he dog was on for
ii. U Mar-
was
Inti d tho showing
lb tin I a- mil i and
i nip I of prominent
. the
I hi 1.1,1,1, Including the
ling the office II Cy in tin.
1- a man . . , ., , .
It Lea new one i
pie to know bat,
din . u ;, dog
. . , , ,,, I,;,,,.
Mi v. mini Jury, of his
We the I,. .-I, , won't do,
Hue in ii- wisdom, . m of he
. .
Ibsen
. before
and
him . shot, Imprisoned,
mill-, ho ran say
that dog has not his in
It I bull Sun.
North cannot to
mil In i ml bet child
I-i.- unable lo lead u ml write, pm, ,,. would give
Si .
are that each of M
for die v
the in ,. ,,, ,. ,., .,
liters t place
s.
home Hie
of win, the poll.
in
ii when making