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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
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III
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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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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,
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mm
A LINK OF
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Also a Line of Hardware.
TO SEE MB.
J. R. COREY.
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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.
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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

EASTERN REFLECTOR
GREENVILLE
J. Ed. Owner
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Entered at the u l
Greenville. S. C.,
Mail Matter.
If Charlotte wants to Keep township, qualified with H.
with the now she must
have a kidnapping don't
or Concord
may get ahead of yon.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
January Meeting. Who The Law makers are Ho-
is
Beside the usual allowing of
and paying claims The caucus of Democratic Sena
against the Board of selected the
transacted the fol- officers of that body i
lowing at the January speaker
T. Cox, who had Principal J. Maxwell.
Constable of creek Beading L.
Clerk Frank A.
Engrossing
at B. Smith
Assistant
William and T. a
L. Cox, Creek, was
released limn taxes on
for and
tax wan added to taxes. Hours
Tue Journal began it I , ,. cherry, The of
ears ago by House of
The World has dent of Health, filed their mouth- ., . p , y. p.
If la.
Atkinson, of was
from poll tax erroneously
A. Congleton, had been
appointed Constable of Carolina
township, qualified with
son and J. L. Perkins as bonds-
men.
Biggs Cox, Call in S.
Harris, i. II. Stokes, W.
James Dudley, Alfred Cannon,
George B. Lawrence
Allen and Noah Johnson wile ex-
poll lax for
The following t were add-
ed pauper receive the
stated per Laney
Murphy Patrick el,
Berry Lee Willis Graham
Robert c
Mary and Alice
9.1.
it was ordered that
Bro. are to sell liquor nearer
than one mile corporate
the Ion n of Bethel.
Alex was instructed to
repair bridge one mile below Green
ville.
Newton was notified to
increase his as constable of
in- Con-1 town-hip lo
I Thirty nine applications for
to retail liquor in the count j
were granted
the early bill introduced I ,,., ,,,,,
la the Legislature is to ,,,, ,. superior Court
the two ago that makes clerk n In place of
C J Tucker who
duly
. was appointed
of stock
i law territory in place of S. B,
son who is unable to serve.
The following jurors were drawn
Superior
fating the World.
returned the compliment of late by
Imitating the Journal. Now each
the other is a fool.
almost comprehensive enough to
till the bill.
Governor Russell sent bis mes-
sage to the General Assembly on
Thursday. Some of the prominent
of the document area strong
endorsement of the establishment
of a reformatory for youthful
tor more
liberality to State institutions and
and for an increase of the Coyer-
salary.
Many of the Slate are
an increase the Cover-
salary. The present
should do this. It is not
to Carolina that lier
Governor receives such small pay-
that he cannot afford to live in the
house provided for him without
drawing his own resources.
The salary for the Governor ought
certainly less than
receive.
Winston tailed the body to order,
and ex Speaker II. G, Connor of
Wilson was called to the chair as
the temporary presiding officer.
On notion of ex Judge W. R. Al;
of Wayne. Judge Connor
elected as the permanent presiding
officer of the caucus. Lee K.
Wright Of was elected See
B. Hoey young
representative from Cleveland, as
secretary.
Hon. E. Moore of Jackson
was nominated the Democratic
candidate for Speaker of the House
by unanimous vote. The
was most bestowed.
Brevard of Charlotte was
nominated for chief
clerk.
Capt. Frank Bennett of Anson
the nomination for door
keeper by unanimous vole.
ti. Unwell of
nominated for assistant doorkeep-
W. W. Wilson of Wake was
named for reading clerk.
readings.
Some of the other
To Bank of Ply-
mouth.
To prevent sale of liquor in
three miles of Methodist church at
Havelock, Craven county.
To amend the law of 1899 regard-
pools, trust and conspiracies
to include companies.
The following were among the
bills
Nichols- To amend code of
Carolina In reference to
school law.
i; To amend law of
relative to races steamboats and
railroads.
To regulate labor in
textile factories.
Illy To incorporate the
of
To revise and digest
laws of North Carolina,
To increase the number
of judges of Supreme Court and
abolish criminal courts
To amend stock
law of county.
To provide dis
with a stenographer.
To regulate and pro-
for primary elections.
To make education
I compulsory.
For Franklin to issue
bonds and levy special tax.
To allow commissioners
of Craven pay. To allow
of Graven to levy
special tan.
To repeal
relating lo divorce.
To amend article
the Constitution relating to school
taxes of while and colored moss.
Nichols, of Fill, introduced the
first bill to amend the
HAPPENINGS
BUSINESS NOTES.
X. C. Jan.
make a cheap stock fence get
our two foot hog fence at per
yard and put two of
wire on tip. supply you
with W
Wire Fence Co.
The Republican office holders in j
Carolina, after next
Tuesday will lie
similar to the Winterville Items
in todays issue
darn
cart hubs
wanted by the A. G. Cox Mtg
Co.
Miss Slaughter, of
has been Misses
Bessie nod Hattie Nichols this
week.
are now offering our next
10.000 yards of foot farm fence
at cents per yard. There is
barbed. Wire at the bottom. Win-
Wire Fence Co.
Mat Slaughter, of was
in the village a or two this
week.
Cotton peed hulls and for
by Kittrell.
Every woman loves to think
time when a tittle body, all hr
own. Will nestle In her bosom, fully
1.1 the yearning which lies In
the heart every But
yet there Is a black cloud hovering
the pretty picture In her mind
which tills her with terror. Th.
dread of childbirth takes away much
o the motherhood. And yet It
need For sometime there
has been upon the market, well-known
and by physician., a
liniment called
Mothers Friend
which makes childbirth as simple and
ea-y as nature Intended it. It la a
strengthening, penetrating liniment,
the n readily absorbs. It
the and vigor,
prevents sore breasts, morning
no s and the loss of the girlish figure.
An in Butler. Pa.,
-v.
I .-Main had
to pay par tor It.-
U t Mother's Friend at tho drug
I Ml CO.,
our book,
for Since that law was
passed the divorce mill has ground
so rapidly in Carolina that
the evil has became most glaring.
It should never have become B law
the sooner it can de repealed for March term of
the better.
but for divorce, and
that is law enough the subject.
The Bible legalizes ;
A B. Allen, I. U
We have in a great many
of our farmers say that they iii
not plant more cotton this year
than they did in We be-
this is a wise decision, e
think the farmer would do well to
raise plenty f home supplies mill
then divide his money crops be
tween cotton and Sonic
writers have predicted this
year the south will lie a great field
of to We hope
it will not lie so, it will
low prices, mortgaged farina
had Five
Pi
The of
lion for the Slate of South
shows in his annual
that money is
printed for education the
whites
mo e Macks than bites in
at public schools. There
are colored children
tending I be schools, for
there
this the of i a
pupil. There are hi
while pupils, fur
I here as spent
I pupil.
Over was donated
and bequeathed for public
poses residents of
II.
or
More than half of above
went to
t i. other in
a little more than half went
lo while
was given In churches. The
sum of a
boil between museums,
art galleries
Cherry, ;. Kilpatrick, B. B.
It. II. A. Kit
W. K W. M. Lang,
It. R. F. b. Gardner.
. n, II. C.
S. S. M. Jones, W. II.
M. A. Harris, J. S. I,.
I Ward, Asa Jones.
A, C Ho Ionian, I
I; ti. I.
m n, S. is. M. Woolen.
Thomas, W. A. u,
i A. Ii. Tucker, M.
A. l Everett, Jesse
Hit
Hardy, Fleming, K.
A. II.
T following jurors were drawn
for April
I. Keel, Noah
T. i x. John A. C.
Ii. Shim Tyson,
It. Wm. T.
J. H. Fonville of that the taxi's paid by the white
nominated for engrossing clerk. , to the educe,.
of the children of that race
The day of the Legislature the colored taxes for the
Wednesday at noon. of children. There
House was called In by two hills of like import
Brevard and -Rev. J. of Martin, and one
T. Bagwell, made Wright, of Rowan.
opening prayer. FRIDAY.
The members of the House were
sworn by Justice Walter Clark. I in the Senate the several
were were
and in I heir scats save four. The the
absent Representatives by the
C. T. Senator James is chairman
of Dare, Joe of privileges and elections
. member of the
The first day's session developed committee.
the fuel that there will four principal measure
contests in the House. The eon- WU to increase the Govern-
tests which are instituted in every ors A bill to Increase the
Instance By are passed.
vs. Dees, from The follow lug are some of the
vs. Green, hills Introduced;
Hartley, from David
. J. M
i i, A. i-k, r.
II. O. Hooker,
. ,.;, tie, Robert
Si, i . t . J. II. fuck-
II, l. It. Mayo,
I. Davenport, II. Jefferson,
J. T.
I I i. age, . O,
. J.
. rd, II. II. T. M.
J, I. Warren. W. T.
It. J, S Over
Ion.
SB K I. F. Craw-
ford. John . Buck, Waller Mew
born, K. Lewis, A. Turn
By Wright of act
to the Bible taught the
Moo- schools of the State.
By Allen of act to
expedite the trial civil actions
and for oilier purposes.
By Connor of act to
employ a stenographer and type-
writer for tho clerk of the Supreme
Court.
By Hayes of net
to prevent kidnapping and to
to parents the custody of
take the oath of office. This was
done, lieutenant governor
oath.
sou.
Wile
The Senate was to order
by presiding officer, Lieut.-
by Rev.
Dr. paster of the First
Baptist church. I
The chair announced that the;
clerk would call the roll by Sena-1
districts and as called the
Senators representing those dis-
would come forward
f, K. S.
M. It.
II.
M. Moore,
fl to.-.
II. I. A
i i .
;,. It.
L. I.
Xi. i l. l ;
j. r ,
A. Mn
ten.
i in in em low n hip
III pi i of I. I H , , i
ill . l .
t .
house unit
their children.
By of Sampson An act to
regulate th cost of claim and tie-
All Senators were present
and took the oath, presenting their I of ac,
credentials as they did so, except ,,
V. U. Jones,
Pitt of
When the district was e-lad for the relief of the State He
d the chair announced that be
had requested to State that
there would be a for
seals now by
of Springfield Buncombe
-t. ice of this contest
p grounds thereof were pub-
in The Post
Tin re three Populists,
en Republicans and thirty-nine.
De in when the roll
call of district was completed. Sen
in only
tee.
The caucus for the
-eve . Hires House and
ere elected.
ranch, a
work. Al the
-ii the Governor's
miss and rand
I.-.
ITS.
A lull was Introduced lay Sena
till mi to the
dispensary. II Its the highest
at
By of
An act the
to bonds for
of an electric light
a fur oilier
pose-.
By act to
appropriate lien-
lit of the public schools.
Mention been made of the
fact that Sadie Wray, of
Graham, stalled for
to marry a rich railroad
man They have
exchanged photographs and are
engaged. The bride elect was so
unlucky as In lose ticket, cost-
which Mr.
Kay had loot her, and has return
LETTER.
When you arrange your
you had best get our chicken j D. O., Jan. 11th.
proof wire fence feet high Mr. has the grip, and
at Winterville he is half as badly frightened as
Wire Co. the leaders of his party are he is
Mr. G. B. Dixon has and not to be envied. It isn't Mr.
is still quite sick. We hope that has
to see him well for we all can't get j frightened the republicans, but the
along without possibilities it calls to their minds.
good second growth WM the
white oak spokes wanted by the P
G. I any idea that he would ever lie
We haven't said anything boat President. That is why even Mr.
our town a long time because slight alarms
we have been busy we couldn't They know the grip is
get opportunity for anything, treacherous.
Be as it may, our town is still Some of the Senators worked
here and just prosperous themselves up into quite angry
and successful as any in during the debate the
long as amendment of the Army
arc able to kick, the pubic shall bill which has been before
tho blast of our trump. ate all
Best grade farm fence with bar- has several times been
bed wire at bottom cents per need. It is a tempest in a teapot,
yard by the Winterville Wire which has been encouraged
Fence Co. the men responsible for the bill
is still paying the would rather have the
highest cash prises, for than the big standing army talked
about. The Senate voted against
the
The River and
Last Tuesday two little colored bill was taken up by the House
children were at their and after a comparatively abort de-
home on Mr. W. L. Kennedy's bate passed
near Falling Creak. Susan lion.
Pool, an aunt of one of the Champ Clark
tried to stop fight and thus paid his respects lo the I
the excitement of the moment, better than
struck her niece. Pearl Pool, on the the mugwumps or as
head with iron lire poker. Sam Jones them, these fine
girl was in an haired people who are too
lion most of the time she was discharge their political duties,
hurt. Her parents, however, They slay at home in idleness and
not think the case serious until the hoodlum discharges not only
yesterday evening, when they sum- his own political duty, but that of
Dr. Bay Pollock. It was the fine haired
too late then to do any good as Senator Morgan's credentials for
child died w i in n minute or two his fifth consecutive term were this
after reached the house. week filed by Senator Sen-
Free Press. Morgan is one of the ablest
.,. . men of a that has many able
THE MAN WHO DOESN'T aD. I and one of the reasons
The Secretary of State has char-
a company
at Mt. Airy.
The Carolina Poultry As-
will be organized at
Charlotte Wednesday.
Willie a traveling sales-
man for a Baltimore house, died
suddenly at
night.
Charles A. Cook has been
pointed a member of t be Supremo
Court to fill the vacancy caused by
the elevation of Judge
The Commissioners of Lenoir
county adopted resolutions against
a proposed lease or sale of the
State's interest in the A. N. C.
railroad.
A meeting of all the cotton mill
men in the state will be held at
day to
the labor problem, especially
the proposed legislation affecting
factories that will be brought
before the Legislature.
In a recent bulletin issued by
the State Board of Health, it is
announced that smallpox exists in
twelve counties in the State. Tho
board emphasizes the necessity of
vaccination by all the people, as
the only of stopping the
disease.
The recent report of the board
of directors of Greensboro dis-
shows that about
has been paid by it into the city
county treasury since its es-
eighteen mouths ago.
This is considerably more than
double the amount of tax derived
under the former barroom system.
I WANT BOOM FOB A
STOCK OF CLOTHING AND GENT'S
FURNISHINGS AND WILL CLOSE OUT MY
there a man with soul mi
lie bath not
trade of late i bail,
I'll try another
If be, go mark him mil.
Kit him in bank
No Angel tilt-
To welcome a millionaire,
To an h n tin.- noisy
not niter ill,
by Ike M-ore
Shall nor bis dingy
For his on tin- wall
And a
No people who have lease,
to read the
man who
By line ml. displayed
farm more for rest than w Rain,
Inn him
Tread lightly, let no rude
JUTS lei him live in
except by men
die, plant him dean,
naught limy
no mile i may
he u well,
And that world may know its
. grave a
Ami on hi alone
A who
for his prominence was well stated
I by the late Senator Davis when he
said of Senator Morgan in a debate
I memory and capacity to as-
imitate and away all sub-
are marvelous to
The House by a majority of
I knocked nut the committee Reap-
bill and passed the
bill, which adds
lo the House making the total
membership attar March
the additional members being
apportioned to states, on a ratio
of of population for each
Representative.
COUNTRY.
William S. Jennings, a cousin of
Bryan, was inaugurated as
Governor of Florida.
A bill has been introduced
Colorado Semite capital
punishment, and providing for el-
A bill introduced the South
Carolina Senate makes it a
for a cotton mill to employ
under years of age.
The papers in the appeal the
murder case, which will
be tiled at New York this week,
make typewritten pages.
A New said to
include J. has bought
the gold mine, near
for
The Supreme Court having de
that exists between P
Democrat, W,
A. Lytle, candidate.
for Mayor, a special election will
be held Worcester, Ma
The Record ob-
serves that fighting strength
of army is largely a question of
and that fight men
must be properly fed,
and provided wit the requisites
of strength Al
which arc negatived
the history of the armies of the
Confederacy, the soldiers of which
fought like demons, on empty
Observer.
Lewie Monthly.
There are now inmates of the
Home at Raleigh. The
ed home, she has notified the rate the pant three
loss. I been about twelve a year. It's a pity the
When lovers begin to spark look
out for a match.
A diet of dry bread is apt to
make anyone
The pugilist usually goes at
things in a round a bout way.
It's a good climate that
with tho weather
By time we gel
sleighs we'll probably have snow
Inn I lie lowest seats are
A good
can,
to keep tans or,
fellow who
lo bum can't take with
him In n lie dies. ,
The borrower, I
lightning, never strikes
fame place.
COMPANY EVER
STARTED WITH SURPLUS
SOUTH
ATLANTIC LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
CAPITAL SURPLUS
ECONOMICALLY
BY THE SOUTH'S MOST
BUSINESS
PRUDENT INVESTMENT.
GOOD DIVIDENDS
THE AGENT GETS
THE THAT IN
COMPANIES
AGENTS AND MIDDLE-MEN.
RICH TERRITORY GOOD
rest
BEVERLEY n Ml
Sad.
ROBERT
S IT COST.
They are going at these prices.
Calicoes
Oil Colors
Gingham
Silver Star
Hulls Plaid
Lick Hum. in n
Mills Sheeting;
and
Chester Cotton Flannel
Bleached Cotton Flannel
Heavy red twilled Flannel all
wool, at IS, and
Heavy twilled Jeans
Mills
yard wide
wide
of the Loom raid wide
I yard wide
Sheeting
I Arlington yard
wide all wool
Sicilian
inch Henrietta
inch all wool
Double width Cotton Plaids
piece double
width kind.
piece good quality
Manhattan Jeans for Lining Go
Full line of Percales fast col-
ors yard wide Re
K. Cornets at lo, go, s,
Towels at your own price just a
few left.
lie
KING
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there is a MARK
in the margin of this paper it
so to remind yon that yon owe
The for
subscription and we request
yon to settle as early as
We need what YOU
owe us and hope you will not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
find the cross mark on their
paper,
LOCAL REFLECTIONS.
The next holiday in this State
will be Leo's birthday, January
Attention is called to the
of laud sale by II. W.
The new hotel will be ready to
open by first of February.
This kind of weather makes
who have just killed hogs feel
uneasy about saving their
The maple trees by the
church have budded. They
are the earliest to put out foliage.
Mr. E. H. has
ed a pair of fine bay horses to pull
the between the depot
hotel.
We are off after a lot of fine
horses and mules and will have a
special sale at our stables on Fri-
day and Saturday, 11th and 12th.
Greenville Livery Company.
H. Salesman,
Weighed Sin
The large hog which Messrs. W.
II. and J. B. exhibited here
this week weighed
They did not hog off but
will convert him into lard and
sage meat. They were offered
for the hog but declined it.
The Next
The House has passed an
bill. Under it no State
looses a representative,
New York and Texas gain three
each; Minnesota, New Jersey and
two each; Arkansas
Colorado, California, Florida, Louie
Massachusetts, Missouri, Mis
North Carolina, North
Washington, West Virginia,
and Wisconsin one each.
Bit The Sheriff.
This Sheriff O. W.
went over to the Cross
Hunks a Mil a for a colored
man named Chas Cutler alias
Charles Ward. The found
bis man and went to him.
The fought the Sheriff
and bit him severely on the
right wrist, The officer
the obstreperous and
brought him to
12th.
Dudley Mines
Thursday morning at Ayden at
the home of the bride's father, Mr.
James Mr. J. A. Dudley,
I of Greenville Miss Addie
j of Ayden, were married by
W. L.
The following couples attended
Dr. Josh Taylor with Miss
Florence Dudley, J. E. Starkey
j with Miss E.
Patrick with Miss Lena inns, Ed.
I Forbes with Miss Lena Dudley,
Willie Dudley with Miss Lillian
George Morrison with Miss
Jessie
Immediately after the
the couple took the for Wash
where they will be
a reception tonight by Mr. W. C.
Dudley, brother of the bridegroom.
They will come to Greenville
Friday evening to make their home
here.
All Re-Elected.
At the session of the Grand
Lodge of Masons last night all the
old officers were re-elected for the
ensuing They areas
B. S. Oxford,
Master.
II. I. Clark, Hamilton, Deputy
Grand Master.
W. S. Charlotte, Senior
Grand Warden.
F. D. Winston, Windsor, Junior
Grand Warden.
William Simpson, Raleigh,
Grand Treasurer.
John C.
Secretary.
Thomas Bell, Wilson,
Chaplain.
B. Hatcher, Liberty, Grand
Lecturer.
M. Hillsboro.
Grand Deacon.
T. J. Reed,
Grand Deacon.
J. Biggs,
Marshal.
A. K. Smith, Grand
Sword Bearer.
T L. Farrow, Winston, Grand
It. N.
Grand Steward.
Dr. F. at, Winchester, Char-
Steward.
R. II. Bradley, Raleigh, Grand
Tiler.
Biltmore, Junior
Durham, Grand
I'll limn Officer.
Tar River Lodge, No. K.
P. installed the following officers
Friday
c. cc. s.
V. CC. S. Forbes.
M.
N. Hart.
K. it. J. Woodward.
at. Hooker.
I. I. Moore.
O. G. II. W.
Forbes, with dead
weapon, pleads guilty,
that the defendant
suited it, the county jail months
with leave to lie assigned to the
roads of county.
Follies. conceal-
ed weapon weapon, pleads guilty,
judgment suspended.
the case of W. B. Bland, for
the killing of C. A. Bland, the de-
was arraigned and the
ease set for Saturday of this week,
and of ordered.
Laura larceny, pleads
judgment suspended.
Jerry assault
with deadly weapon, pleads guilty,
judgment suspended payment
of costs.
Jerry Jr., carry-
concealed weapon, pleads
judgment suspended pay-
of coats.
Daniel Williams, alias Charles
White, for was arraign-
ed Thursday but the case was
set for trial.
John and
for the murder of Norman t,
were arraigned Thursday and the
case set fur trial mi of
next week, and a Special of
ordered.
Spier, secret assault with
deadly weapon, guilty of assault
with deadly weapon, months in
jail, to be assigned to roads of
Jim Patterson, assault with
deadly weapon, pleads guilty,
mouth jail.
Jim Patterson, carrying conceal-
ed weapon, pleads guilty,
suspended on payment of
costs.
Wilkes, Joseph
George Dudley, affray, guilty,
judgment suspended as to
Wilkes on payment of Costs, Joseph
Wilkes fined and costs
George Dudley IS and costs.
Jas. Stilton, carrying concealed
weapon, pleads guilty, judgment
suspended on payment of costs.
Credle, larceny, guilty, G
months in jail, to be assigned to
roads county.
Robt. Arlington, with
deadly weapon, guilty of simple
assault, judgment suspended on
payment of costs.
Fred Hardison J. Man-
affray, not guilty.
Jesse James, Oscar Hathaway
Ed. Mayo and Howard Parker, as-
sault with intent to kill, the jury
found Jesse James Ed. Mayo
guilty of an assault with deadly
weapon and recommended mercy
of the court. The Os-
car Howard Parker
were found not guilty.
The case against W. B.
on the charge of manslaughter, be-
today.
Licenses.
Register of Deeds T. R. Moore
issued marriage licenses to the
following couples this
WHITE.
George F. Cooper and Annie L.
James E. Smith Sadie Can-
non.
Dudley and Addie A.
J. S. Mattie Thomas.
J. S. Carter and Ada Stocks.
COLORED.
Will Ida Foreman.
Lace Atkinson and Caroline
Atkinson.
Charlie Williams Caroline
Grimes.
Moses Millie A.
Albert and Lola Brooks.
Ivy Blade and Teal.
Sam Cole and Mary Ellison.
Chas. and Wallace.
Augustus
Louis Wilson Cox.
James Mitchell and Jacky A.
Colored Minister Dead.
w. ll. a colored
later shoe maker, died here
this morning. He was the preach-
who look such interest in Elijah
Joyner, the murderer who
was hanged last year, who
pared a history of his life.
He was a of the col-
Odd Fellows and that lodge
will bury him
Reflector 12th.
Well may the good people of and surrounding country
be thankful and proud of their Big Store wonderful bargains
that come from that gnat Institution. For the third time season
has the buyer been north, picking and the Sew York,
and Philadelphia markets and quickly snapped up all
This was securing a leading manufacturer's fall shipment
of line clothing for men and intended for a clothier in
Tex., but which was countermanded of tin flood. The re-
is, we can offer boys grade clothing at one-
half the old time clothier's price. The; will be ready and placed on
the tables on
Wednesday Morn.,
Four Oar Loads Merchandise Bought
Dark colors, double
breasted, wool cheviot, kind
now
BOYS WOOL SUITS.
91.20 now Boys wool
pants kind now Tile.
kind now 8.60 kind
now 2.08, kind now 3.48,
MESS PANTS.
12.76 kind now 11.68, 1.50
now use. About pairs left.
STOKE CROWING.
What has made our store such
a busy What we advertise
we do. The throngs that daily till
the store is the very beat
hat we lather understate than
otherwise the remarkable value t
have to sell.
LA H H A DE ITS
910.00 kind now
HOSE.
In.-kind now kind now
I- . kind now
We leave it to you if there is not a snap, vim or go, about
business not perceptible in any other business in It Is no
secret. The dry goods and clothiers are sleeping, waiting 5.00 kind
for you to come in and pay them their percent, profit. Will 2.09. 3.00 kind now 1.87.
Or will you trade with a live, hustling, progressive concern
Is working like a Trojan and making your dollar buy ,
worth. We have doubled business wt are in our new
already, and now want lo ii.
kind
now 1.30, kind now 1.98.3.60
kind now 2.88,
Holiday Goods, Greatest of
Over car loads of fancy goods suitable Christmas presents.
The entire store presents a big Bazaar, everything you can think ,, ll
is right Ami the for itself and is
. positively beyond the reach of the
K strongest competition within three
i I CM. It hundred miles.
3rd Northern Trip Successful.
-F
MESS OVERCOATS.
87.50
now 7.68, 18.00
and
Ail kinds
I wool bed blankets, 3.60
kind
now kind now
BEDSTEADS.
All styles, all prices.
CLOTH.
Good and heavy
DRESS
-He per yard on all line.
PLAID DRESS GOODS.
kind now
COUCHES, SIDE
SHEETING,
yards to select from.
Every Imaginable Here. Our Store n growing
every day. Truth telling find Rolling always go band in hand hero. Our sole
desire and ambition For you work.
Big New Store.
Open Nights.
Greenville, N. C

Attention
I am now offering yon one of the complete lines
S, HAW. Sill
POCKET sod TABLE CUTLERY
at reasonable prices. My line of
which is the standard of any market are freak and cheap.
When you to town again give me a trial.
to pleas,
THE DEATH ROLL
Work of the Destroyer In
1900.
MANY NOTED VICTIMS
Every Circle
nun, and Sol-
and Authors of Worldwide
Celebrity Gathered In by the
Reaper.
Save Your Money.
it box of Pills will save
licks fill
t Cm, Urn n. D. -A.,
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A J Albert, America's
M.
Dr. A.
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H,. Pr.
attest orator, at S aged
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patron city.
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town. N. I
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and in
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Can we not serve yon m
men. for ladies.
many dollars in bills
They cure all r,
of the stomach, liver r.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and
a million people endorse
Liver PILLS
ATLANTIC COAST LINK
i i
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Broken
Grain and
ions, Private Wires to New York.
u , , ,
Mill. la
The cheapest, but the
our .-tore. A
to
Is will k ; I lit
we
r i
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I to show our
are new goods. i
and Laces. A u
mi
tit- I st ha lea and
Clothing for men, youths
dry roods line,
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u line of
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RICKS WILKINSON.
Kit anything kepi in
Get a ale
Cl
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is undo in u
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m fr m up.
SUGG,
lire
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bald
at
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i- in New
W. v. wall known and
at St.
l. Ti the mM n-
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a. W V cavalry
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r k Church, noted art-1
let, in Ken York
W. K. Mayo, U. K., u
is. Jean French la
aged
i. liar. el
at aged C-.
noted
lied
l. at
ft. War la
lb an
I the In
Ken aged
E nor c the
THE YEAR'S MISCELLANY.
Home Abroad.
the of abed dona in
the grounds at Frankfort.
t William Got bet, the claimant
the
TAKES IT.
A cow wit crooked
hat In
to in call
for Mat.
rM W. I.
X, C.
July 1800.
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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
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.
MICHIGAN
Main
aw
SCHOOL
j--0
mill in
the
,;. , f lit-- lea tor I
I'm We the ho
and ca i what
,. you W have
O-v i
I n
i -n i . ii
crayons, inks bow, .
ml an I
tablets, I mi's cap pap-r
eons, ii
the
;,. v ii tin of and single my
i, counter books, m
.-,., . .,;. and no e As, nine
An.,
For Society People,
met.
t Co. ii. art and writer. Is
. aped It.
S. . ; r. nit hard .-i.
h pad in
f- .-. and war
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a noted Spy. st
Bill
I I Peabody writer. In
aw i K.
Prince son cl King Phi-
Ii c- ct In 1815 on the
In aged
r ft foreign at fib Petersburg;
gad ii.
JO. Heal Admiral John who commanded
the Texas at aged
t. Dr. v famous educator, at Hart-
U , I; . i I
l. I, i of the
U wiry, at Vi.; aged
a i i t . t Albert, duke cl and
-.-. i pg and tin
v., it gad
S. J n r. and U
;. . i. i i M
i. i , . . j p rt, war sad
I England, In
n; W.
t i I. n, In
t, aged
I. r J in at Las
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II. I
of died the
.-n of January.
Upland U.
In first
waits tbS the i-
nun at
Sir died at
Natal, a received at Solon
Jan. Ct-
U. Vincent who an
a French to Ber
ho at outbreak of it
BX in dud in
A The f Bred upon at by
U v It
IS. I n opened to public
it Id a fight Hells troops
Gen. noted Filipino leader.
tared.
it killed Injured In a car
mi e riot in St.
Flo g ether
of took the
were
it The U. S. went on
Pinnacle of
King Humbert St
by -V
U,
died in Hew
Strike cl the miners in
United Was
St Campos, noted load-
in Spain, died at
f. forces captain of
appointed captain Madrid.
The t anthracite Coal miners
with sat
Sims Reeves, died
limes U ti Queer
st Pretoria,
at The bureau announced cl
the total the
United States and
in el the Union
there on
liar tn ; in an
i. the of
Alaska. Hawaii and the
Indiana en lbs total la
as in
tin.,
of and Ike
engaged In art a boundary
dispute.
Jerry Lynch, the last the ere el
Ike Mai died at Al
Lieut. M Ired
first In the of
. Hay, t In on.
It Tic Fa l ; -i
it Fran ca, f
-n I died
In New ill . aged W.
Cant J. in ii m lad j- a
died I
Hull r-1
lb-3 ii i I la
of in died in
be. 1- vicar general
of dim -i N- killed by
a i In V York city.
it ah. r i ti- life of at
Hr.-;.
-i-. in
w died Tea.
rater K died In York
Kan- La the woman
In died St
Hate, -if
t carper
killed by a Tart
in n. .
died ;
N.-ii.-i- it hereby
to mad to of
to the
liquor within of tin-
the town Bethel,
N C. 1901.
Ion p
p m.
in
rt in.
IN
J. I. PERRY k
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton and handlers of
Bagging, Bags.
and
o P Hits
a good of
meal, i
Hour, sugar,
es, cigars
canned sad
anything usually found in
a grocery store. Thank-
you for liberal
pain Huge in the past and
hoping by fair dealing to
your favors in the
future,
Respectfully,
y in. arrive p m m
p in, Wilmington
lot U nil
OLD DOMINION LINE
SERVICE
leave Washing-
Carolina Central and Fridays A.
Railroad, Bed the leave for
a railroad, i and Saturdays
Air
Railway at lad at o A. .
Railroad.
Connecting at Washington
m . I for Norfolk,
i New
um, for all points
am. . . v.,.;
at a m. am.
order
Train pa Old Dominion s. CO. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Hay Line from
, Mm from
Mara. Sandal
in
Iii 10.01. II am.
p in.
mouth m H m. I
no inn. c in n. II a r
C i.-n.
i a m.
in.
a n.
Train ob Branch jaw
l am. m m, arrive Nadir
18-- II a in, .
in leave ll.-i II a
I x. i. m, a in. arrive
in, i. p dally Mind if.
Train on leave.
Sunday. l
I Union at a in
p in.
Train No W I
don tor all point. North dally, alt l
II. M.
Pass.
J. It.
T. M. ager
., i. i. ail ix earl in
,,. , . cards, note papers and .
l fountain gen
IF.
Washington, N. C
At.,
N. G.
THE WORLD OF
t Terr; H a b r
Ml p. In t
BO.
is. Haley M- l . Head i
. of the com
ran of the war,
In i ion; a IT.
h In noted
at aged W.
t i r
. . i in . at Bath, Me.; aged
II r, V. I Li rat-
U . in and at
. v
H. V f. B. N.
at S.
ft , r sol-
N, ; I .
U. u b J U n
,. .- n Bf II it aged
o. of men
in it- at Dumfries
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I font
at
i . i t
i l and a
ix Tale at race
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at . -i
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r -n fl In annual
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It in
.
. i ; la the
is i -V
i . i . . u at
ii l i t
miles T
1875.------
S. M.
retail r and
Healer. paid for
Hides, I'm, Cotton Bead, Oil Bar-
rein, Turkeys, elf.
Oak Suits, Ba-
by Carriages, Go-Carts, Tailor
Tables, Lounges, Safes, P.
Meat Key West Cheroots,
American I
reaches, Apples,
Pine Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Meat. Soap,
Lye, Magic Matches, Oil,
C Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar-
Oranges, Apples,
O Dried Apples, Peaches,
Currents, Ohm
and Ware, Tin Wooden
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Macs
-i Butter, Stand-
aid and
other Roods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Coma
to see
SAM M
f-
L. ii. Pender,
Pines, Tin
All
kinds work
class. He slinking of guns a
specialty.
Agent for The i
LAND SALE.
the purer
i made in n now
in tin- of
J. I.
in Mill, and other law
ii., lira undersigned
tin- hi
before the Court door in the
of lo tin
the piece or parcel
I.,
land, Allen
Jolly land, home A.
r-. ll tier.-
two
acre i land I.
.
K. C.
j,
Cotton Bagging mid always
on ban i
goods kepi
band. Country produce
sold. trial will convince you.
D. W.
lib,
The Commoner
i.-hi
AM J.
it Publisher,
in
One Year SI, Months
Three Sing. Copy Bo
Ho traveling are em-
ployed. Subscriptions taken a I
Till-. Tin-
Weekly and
will lie sent
one year for or
one year for 13.50 payable ail-
fir HI
In ii hi.
r-r rep
i ill of II II
In- I
. i I told
roil I----I- a- ii-
lie- boy.
counted nil l-m I
Hi. i l-. iii-I.
W, R. WHICHARD BRO,,
N. C.
The Stock complete in every do
part and prices us low as the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce.
1500
ll mi l.-r
i ll, via. In
H . r a.- van
Ill, lull,
Ufa, ii. are
are i .- and
phi-, I.- to pill-, r.
Lose, ill. i
a.- Heal by null
Ml HUM, IV,. Cur. and
In, Ill hi
J L N i
The Ono Day Cold
In bi Ker-
I,,. . lo
Arc You Hungry
Sour Appetite at
Carolina
Seal door to
New and Clean.
Anything Good to
Dinner from o'clock
as Cents.
kinds meat, kinds
and He
ail for cents,
r. W.
Malinger
A LINE OF
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
SUE ME.
J. B,
TM. R SI
fever is a of
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
Iron and quinine in n
No pay. Price
anything Invent or aim. eel
ti and
BOOK ON PATENTS
Taunt lawyer.
FOR
The
D. J. EDITOR
-AT-
VOL. XX
GREENVILLE, N-C. FRIDAY. JANUARY
NO i
-V -J-
a.
Have You
Thai line of
Val, and Allover
to M t
All we ask is a look. We know that
we can No
Welcome. Yours lo please.
W. T. LEE CD.
About
In in.- Year
The following will of inter.
The following will of inter. Hi
The Commonwealth has it out for future
lecture lo spin to its readers at it will save you the trouble
the beginning Of this new year looking up
this new century, we There will be two eclipses of
to say that sun one of the moon. Not is-
will completely knock a here. January 19th,
a than a Lie's birthday,
known and purpose to Valentine's
neglect the paying of bis debts. I Ash Wednesday;
We the a. Washington's
newspaper's columns are looked
lo by many for regalement i s much
for instruction advice,
and we really like to lie
lo our readers this ca
The Criminal Insane.
Every separate In lbs
State dependent upon
favor is, as usual, looking
out for doing so some
are minimizing the plaints sad
of others. Some years
the Legislature in es-
in with the
penitentiary, but apart from its
Inmates, a department for the
criminal who
committed felony escaped
punishment by the courts
pica that they wire when
their deeds of crime were done.
There wen- two reasons for
one more room was need-
ed hospitals for tin-
the oilier, these criminals
were not for I In- in-
insane. Now there is a cry
from pro
pie the of this
department tor criminal insane
an lo these poor,
I unfortunate people lo-1
coming Legislature
j its
I stain upon the good name of
Let the reader bring
the in himself Sup
pose be had a relative, male
; or female, in a hospital the III-
committed on account of no
-rime but only for insanity;
TO THE nil;
AMI
rip I v
In tins iii
. . broke vi
.-- i t ii u , eh look ii do.-e i
pal
I lb a l
Ml . in
ii letter ml I ,
it ill iii r Will
in ii is us
;., vi . .
. . .
.
. mi
., ; hi;
to be any store in Pitt County. Well
.,, l-.-l I of . II bl .
Km op Seasonable all the year Spring, Summer
work for yours and our mutual ad- I j j
e on I
moat term- with a well id
mi its own merits. gave n all m;
When cone to market you will not do justice, . , ., .
If you dot. our before buying
. and the following I
I . , d of
pounds
r. rash from die
; is quantity
I ii soil,
crop will
i decrease.
i.
, . op.
tree.
KALI WORKS,
We are ill U of raM after your
We offer u the lino of
Genera
work tor yours .-. ;
vantage, is our pleasure you what you and
sell yon inn. We offer you service,
before buy lug elsewhere.
of merchandise.
and Notions,
Shoes.
.
-a w. In
II . n
i. of
I a-
re-
. Capes, Carpets, Mai tings and Cloths.
j would be care lo have
St. Patrick's day, relative, perhaps a sou of sen-
81st, spring begins; 25th, a daughter of
elation. All in the
St. ,,, rooms,
day. Confederate j ,
parity; but we would like now day; j crimes I Hardly.
insane
is care of mi-
Women's and Shoes.
Horse Dusters.
then to throw out a little chunk of Whit Sunday; Federal decor-
good sense and honest And
here is Hie truth, as we Sunday; 21st, of the Hospital at
if we ever spoke it or No John's day. July the medical
man who and persistently dog days begin; 4th, every- treatment and entire supervision
neglects his honest debts when he; body knows what is; 29th, St.
tau pay them, is to the day. ,. ; ,, respects as
confidence of other people. our days end; a, for
days we heard it said a M central Hospital,
certain religious in Matthew; 23rd, autumn begins. the that is be-
our region i hat they would turn h, the visited upon them is
out of the any member who I Simon What does it matter
refused lo pay his debts Jude. 1st, All Saints the penitentiary fund is lazed with
when be could. expense on account of
good impression which Thanksgiving St. The
statement made upon our mind, Andrew's day. the people after all.
whether true or untrue, kM Advent; h, St. Nicholas; Slat St. There is ample room for
one of that held Thomas; 22nd, winter begins; . UH there is mil room the
good people of that children know what it is; 20th, much
less tho guilty. They are of one
i the association does
Groceries.
Flour, Sugar,
Hardware,
had
street. Ion
i Will my Is
I till
I. i .
She p
ell iii Won f
the purpose -i me, but I
her h and I
and her a hard death. I wish I i in
bat i . en In i more i but
hall en i I
dime ii
Curlier was a trade, I
iii- wile, whom be
I hen
in a mill N -i Vilnius,
Mum. Their , h i
i grin
years of
Mi. Israel i i
for and in
We buy bill sell for Either Cash or on tin dead an.
Our motto is Merit and Healing.
Friends.
Molasses, Laid. Scud I
; , bull
iii Co. i. i,
. . ii . I. i i I. i n . ,
. for . years,
I . I l- him
ll i H
ii lo i mil
v. Drug-
Tide In, ii.
. Marvin,
-all Toledo, d.
I i i ii taken In
upon the
and in, oils of
. . pi r
. I I
free
, best.
Plows, and Plow Fixtures, and Hope.
Furniture.
blab .
her brother wide life
ed hi ill . . . i
her.
faith, as they were then Stephen; 27th, St. John,
high our esteem all these years, j Holy Innocents.
And we believe that it would be I is ant year of the
a good and just and safe rule and the year of our
for any and all churches independence up July when
to with member.-, who are
known unfairly with
their fellows. And a
of an honest debt when one
pay it we regard as unfair deal
with any one.
To be there is nothing
wrong in getting in debt and some-
times staying debt; but it is
wrong to neglect a debt we
could pay it.
Could the preachers make
some helpful suggestions to their
this topic now
and then Hut we may
Scotland Neck Commonwealth.
it becomes the year.
New York, January
wet of the past three days
Increased the number cases
of grippe. All the hospitals arc
and some have notified weight HIS pounds, and Charles
Feminine Fancies.
Half the women of the world are
taking in-die to gel fatter and
the oilier half are trying sonic sys-
will make thinner.
During the first sis months after
a man gels married, his wife
peels him lo tell all her friends
Unit he knows be can never
win thy of such happiness.
Goldman says
will not kill any more kings.
it would be Interesting to know
whether this is an
or mere feminine small talk.
An Iowa woman is about to mar-
for the ninth lime. Three of
her husbands obtained a divorce,
three commit led suicide and the
oilier two just skipped out.
Miss Mary A. aged
the superintendent of the outdoor
poor to no more eases. The
dispensaries are crowded from
morning till night and a i extra
force is at work preparing enough
mixtures and prescriptions for tho
grippe. The total number of
of all in today was
Superintendent George
outdoor poor who
has charge of the Sending of pa-
to all the charities hospitals,
said that all the hospitals in the
city were tilled.
N. aged weight
pounds, were married December
Connecticut. The bride-
groom was given a bonus of
by the bride's father, who is a
wealthy
grate, as did when were
hospitals. They arc comfort-
ably cared for where they are. and
the idea of thrusting back
into the from which
were transferred, already
crowded as these are beyond
capacity, is which sensible
Legislature i not apt to entertain
a moment. No Legislature
ever did a wiser thing than
established this criminal
the one which
meets to-day will commit tin-
lime and folly of abolishing it.
Charlotte Observer.
Making Readable.
The of the public to read
an advertisement may be traced
to the advertiser. man
who knows his own business
w rile an advertisement his
wans bis which will
as Interesting to newspaper
readers as are many of the articles
paid for and published in the mag
Livery man can talk
bis business lo a
an entertaining manner, and if he
should Write the same bid
would not lack
Ranges
stoves or ranges
which economical,
us well and artistic, look
tor t in-
The distribution of
garden seeds Ibis year will be
is said.
appropriation for this purpose
having been Increased from
to which will add
packages of seeds lo each
Record.
trade mark, Is shown upon every genuine
or Range, do be deceived
by worthless and
lead all yearly sales and popularity.
The increase
representation is only additional
expense to the government
purpose. Of course as is going
we want our share, and would kick
we did not gel but a general
reduction would have been Just as
Sold Exclusively by
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