Eastern reflector, 16 January 1903


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Don't fail to see me
before you buy
Guns, Shells, stoves
Heater
Locks, Hinges.
And anything else in the Hardware Line.
Your friend.
H. L. CARR
TWO MS PAID IX Tilt
All HONEST BANKER
OF N. J. POLICY
L. Value,
, Value,
II. Paul up Insurance,
tended
V la
Will lie re if within tin It while y n
are living, or within three years alter lapse, upon
of and payment of rears
No
Dividends are payable at the of the second each
year, provided the premium for the year be paid.
They may lie lo reduce Pf or
Increase the Insurance, or
To wake policy payable during the lifetime
of insured.
J. L. At
Greenville, N C
by O C J
I was treasure of n
man. and John
a In
liking for
Hr pi
five,
In . m ft r m Ml
Drew bar to be
mom fur a
a ten in bank be-
talking me taking j
was r
ranged mm w go up Into
to and
ban n , to
after m bait road oar
Mr amid i. aw
i leave the bank la
Mr the and
k Mil n but it
will . not I.- mat-
of my I a
i .-i a linker
M th v
. town that l
will Basra or which I
I cleared up t 11-
on i my
full
hi
a town,
in cot did not any
. . ad u- held
o road before
oft going Into i-amp for
lb
AI l
f for tin-
lime, fat
of two no and
butt's Pills
will u. the ma
u.
him
whatever he
HEADACHE.
food
tin- bod, give keen
FLESH
and sugar
coaled. i
lake So
A Compromise
With Conscience
big
II
hi
Three Times
; the Value of
Any Other.
i Mi- Third
e Third
wanted in o
led t.
Wilson Mfg Co.
it tit. H t rook-
a tin coffeepot
r article lb o It
n Urge mid
It full and had two
it
l-e a We
in and
aid;
l lo i
Cecil an lie
. to
good
at number After of of
ii-
of tin- of and
i. i. t- i
u ail good
in-
about a
. uncle bad a
.;., on all hi- bad died
w arranging Ida
and of kin and there
h i In be Mapped Into lilt
bong up Ida hat
. ii to 11.-
After t In familiar
ting I d. la be
of depart
maul bin and
l pee t we are
i a h are
ii. . .- d of
M n Are nil
arc part cotton
or to
all
H ;
are Dot
U . . r.
turn- d in- I
i. i ind brad lb under-
i retired
lo . Pool
REFORMING THE STAR
know
-I
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
Do
a gold, ,;.
i all I i o
and am lest and
been planning
i lug for
n.,, and
i b I I
h to net long
i y I
i. n kid hi it
. ,. here to
i. i i . a and i U
and re go a tn mi
i . . ,
If were not all a dream lie had
hot I a I
i to
ii full upon me. and then
. i man in-
l . . r d
Will
T u head
of shirt At p
. Lid vi r.
. i
ab II ;
an
k amount paid
i ;
. , .
of the bun
i . f f i I do
,,, . r . Into
f rt ; cot
In
i. to
i., nod at end of
i lie t me feeling the
; . who baa righted a
f He
woman.
l. . who hived t hit no
i.-,. in t who a
lad ii- H told her
mi i ; done, and,
nothing of
lo It h not
l In
old
Goes up or
down
According to
you give your
Keep it to
and it goes down. Keep
it before public and it
climbs up.
thing from n ; Hi.-liar- of bard bend
. . ore nun
Never tried it; Well, you
Tied it i in- know you
want th-ii trade. The
THE REFLECTOR
in I ; r .-ti I v. w i
ll-d with or If not, d-
it, and will ho
with the V ii ill .-i.
in you
i.
THE
Push your business
up by advertising
It- ti. probably
mi -s. a I later
on. u n II afire,
n loaded i-
me i. do and n i d
mi in and nude it
II. lo. and blankets,
. i . i I .- go
tn Into
hi ;
f it i next
hi . mil i I
. line again, I
. tin u in- -w.
h . . W bi ti id
Hue id ml I
r g
lid
direct id l I a
. II
inc i would
I fast
for,, i
;, form In i
i i, to curtail
u . admitted
. form, were Just mid
out they entered
matter f boo
after and the
for their
. t .
. u ;
.-ate I-
ad i
;.
tie nun retail and
If for
Par, Heed, Hr
Bel
tin
and Ax
Key
Henry
Pimp Syrup, Milk,
Magic Oil,
hum Heel and Our-
. en Nub,
Ware, Tin
in. i and Mum
in, Ho-I New
Si-wing and nu
Quality
t Hit;
S. M
I r.
db
Surgeon,
Sour
Stomach
No appetite, low of strength,
headache,
bad breath, debility,
and catarrh of the are
all due lo indigestion.
This new
the natural
they In a healthy
combined with the known
and properties.
Dyspepsia Cure does not y cure In-
digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous
remedy cures all stomach by
cleansing, purifying, and
strengthening the mucous membranes
lining the
WHAT YOU EAT
to Me vise
11.00
Mm, tilth Mil fee
f a. Co.,
.-111., be
M .
.
jib
i in . r The
full ; w ; f It
When t Mt
but what did c inning
do e . I
w h. i ea I
Mi. Brat
l um putting II
. , no Mr I in e I I
el for a pillow I
I be v I
i; . . B I I I Ml d
bread from v of
my and .- i
ramp.
I j
i. i. would go back over trail. xi,. i
and I to ,
fa not
bate been ball am U from camp when
I beard b m he j hon
my I
feet up
t fr
on a
and bad
; -I . intuits
ti.
;. In
in tin
Will.
Id upend no more
. to run
I. Wit bout
. be i I
d curtail
John pat of Star
N. knew alb
Tar from napper h.- In
dust, gem that
be on nil mat-
tars well He not only in
opinion that be
a In Ma and
ready to do mankind
better. Hie isle of
star That
be to
of one. ban it
was of fellow la
food on of a a day.
The tin- mine, according lo
from
not
with swore and cam
bled and and OB
did of Pine Hill;
Cowboys ho
to palm town red.
To.-Mar had
facts in Ina and
a day
look a of the so-
and mentally
ought I done,
it of African heathen, mi-
and Bibles would have flues,
the bin. Star and line Hill ware
Africa. Mr didn't
far tow w in. h was a mile from
or for lb
up from plains u.- miles away, hut
bf did toe
and
star one day a bright
came lo him. and In- rubbed
in glee. The remedy urge
man That's hat ailed thou-
lbs of woman's
An.- Ida Sunday s
to speak, woman who had
passed bar birthday without
married busy
a This to lift
up better general She
and departed
first bearing n to the
resident In be
was to glee
afford her opportunity for light-
words and with
It If doe him to report that.
n man. and R
he swore
a land wrote out e and core
l I Mini to
Ii Is also due him to add that,
a of ho tore up his
and as
quarters a
for the with a mission.
Bar the star created great
than if all the
machinery had fallen Into the
shaft and wages had been raised to
a day At her borne In tin-
had
her and f.-t
and eye, on of Wolf lull
she once a Pin
Hill wan on ground to give
Its opinion. whole town, Chines
and all, marched over,
banners flying, to ala
at and the com
a weal down among
the cowboys, and up by
and to awing
and a
Taken around, it was n
grand welcome, and seemed lo Mm
Wright an the was ready and
for bar work. On
the fourth morning night
shift came up not a man of the day
would go down They were
ting and tin hair,
CAUGHT IN A Hundley,
Richmond. Va.
The Greatest Stock of Fine
and Medium
Furniture
in the
OLD LISP
Correspondence
Solicited.
E. Broad Street,
Richmond, Va.
fie
It
,. during which
l and sell
; t wen
ii i I--
., the of the
. an -1 Ella
. rt i and
, He
f. ; ward lo I
pm that
bad
i;. it In, it that
noted Ibis and act hut teeth.
log he informed bis
lo result of re-
a trifle pale, lie at-
her by that
the lit and that
their red shirts and blacking their
and in in put It to the
lady In camp, and
our eyes if show In r that we
are and know how tn
They called upon one
after other t Introduced, and
f promptly for
bar hand gently Mused,
stood to
break lucky neck Despite
the protests and of
the men persisted
inc holiday t It. and was no
room to that reform had begun.
The Pine it turned
borne In They
n- -1 d the fact were a bad
It r d be I lot and In ma of repairs, and if there
was any reform going they wanted
not large enough lo shelter me, but I
crowded satchel Into it and then
tat off in a wild flight that bitted for
mil.-
it was when I tut down
tin foothills. had seen
of banker it required two
to back lO town and
day n party to hi
suit of and money.
wars men In party,
were two days la the
not where wagon was born
our camp found,
lay blankets, there hung the has-
and then was Mr rifle,
i in waking up mid ms be
had off and become
lost.
We found i
found I a i i i i
but . M
i around for cover. ,,.,, n start on
. m of and a principle that would surely tell I
It i e triad to
i.
At I
Hie
all
New In Now was
purely outgrowth of an surly
rust.
of of early
lbs eon
of a practice which
bad long since passed beyond
the bounds which fathers limit-
ed It and been
fur great n
ought to peal In forming
of fOOd
in lbs days of Manhattan is
land Dutch erupt
Pear's day out as u mat-
Of duly visit of all
friends The good who re-
won arrayed in ti air sun-
day had of
hot upon the table
day Dutch
punch and I was
The i of
punch
i tin Ir Ir
would know a punch
IT thus- it and that
but III smelling gin.
it good
era drank, in railing
the of lb. -i. .
to bow In- to establish a
very large by dealing honestly,
on which th- margin, though a
would l tery large
la amount was not
or will es
Cecil that,
of living ii baaed on the
profits they de-
fer w for
The r round, which
i continued to
pay fair prices for and fair
wage to employees, especially the
n mid in him-
the pro-
i t.
. i the
t ; It lib capital
I i if bad
I d fallen off.
led
news i i she an Id
V i long
no bare your
i, . lie a man and re
h bill in have
. -i i a bright fallow
and rebuilding
i i wars and lived
for i years la s cottage Now
are Mm hating car
out what
d, bass
by git big
la.
said the a bur, a
to kill who
lbs while her father.
man. was at hi
mt, suppose you assist your
I y the
.- the girl grave
if be
to be In. It would be o ob
the of Pine Hill to play
fiddle to the Star At
early morning hour there was another
general i toward
nu this every man had Inn
gun and a determine lion to or
die A demand was made upon
for in en that might
spread Influence over the
backs and tips of lbs town on
the ties of bill Then fallowed a
two and
in a- in lie and
on either side was
lo die the and a re
number were duly
Tin- pine Mil ii- were length
en back. I heir of reform
rudely shattered and star folks
were binding up and sing-
pa of
earns swooping down They were sigh-
r sentiment and woman's
i lie over the miners and
goddess ind bore
Two hours later tiny
her aboard o on lbs s P,
road, and leader lifting his
explained
m- have no ground for
a out lure, we've got
to let you go. but respectfully
and the other win lie re-
if we to lei
any galoots up the Star or
pine Hill get ad of it an
The police of fit. Petersburg had
made a descent a nihilist strong-
bold mill, baring taken every one found
to prison, left several policemen
to In any one who, uninformed of
the of the occupants, should
come to
the wife of one of
the principal then in the city,
walked Into the trap and was st
under asked
name, she gave an assumed on, but
refused lo residence, knowing
that the house was full of
and her husband
ready under suspicion. She lo
be person and to
that for com-
with theft or some such
that she was CC much afraid of her
husband and would bl greatly
at her brought home In
charge of lbs
The or chief police officer,
reassured her. saying that case nil
was he would tell her
that no blame was to be attached to
her. Upon to show
him to her home. Intending to take him
to the wrong place In order t delay
him. hoping that failure return
by o certain hour would serve as a
warning to her Fortunately
when the descended Into
a the building
was Intending, us had done,
visit the there.
her In of the lie red
a room knew
be would warn her and her
object was simply to delay reaching
her home long enough to enable
to rid the house of nil
away him-
self.
led the police several miles,
then stopped at a house, telling the
pr i she there when
he on which floor she broke
down, lo weep and confessed
that she fear of her
hush The sternly
her taken o prison, whereupon
that if
be would spare her she would take him
to the place He ii give
one more trial, and she led the way
again to a point near where she kepi
been and more than . . , . . ,
t hours had and she felt
sure her husband had pone she took A trial will
the police lo r home was
consternation to ace her sitting
at h desk writing an calmly if not
such n
had beau waned had
taken away n
of disappearing, bow-
ever, he resolved lo stand his ground
and either Bare his wife or suffer with
lier. When she entered, looked up
n- though astonished.
order t give him his cue. fell
hysterics, lagging not to believe
guilty of Stay crime, whereupon he
regarded sternly and the
lice why she bud arrested. When
Informed of
i d to house. This
was done, and of course not a scrap of
wan
only said to
yum
Which, I jolt, neither
nor your wife will
but the it will my
duty i p a guard
Both and Ills wife knew
that their were
that their Siberia would
follow a of
They were left in the living
With one to them
while the to verify the
order to put the
off guard, they freely, the
wife telling bow
bad been and bow she
the turn the affair had the
husband promising her as
the ha would lake her
out and solace her with n good dinner.
Suddenly put her band to her I
heart, gave a shriek fell oil the
having bees warned j
by a from her that she was
make a
In his arms and between bis sobs and j
moans told the that she
dying, at the same time Imploring
to go up the lour snore end bring I and
a battle be would on the dressing
case. If he was In tune. life j
might saved The man. dreading
by Ida refusal be might the
direct cause of Is
stairs, nil the bottles standing
dressing COBS and rushed down
again.
The room was .
ass exes
B. L.
dully,
a. fur
except
at m for
at tilt
Haw
Boat.
all u for Wait rail
road, at
Old Cu. iron.
New Clyde
Bay
S. Co. from Baltimore. Mar
and Line from
J.
V.
J. K. .- u. .
M. I
ATLANTIC COAST
lib, UH
Mo.
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Sunday
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Weldon
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No.
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New York p m
FLORIDA.
D. W.
J.;.
slits
-A LINK OF
ii
Line of
COMB TO
Mount
Ar
Savannah
Tampa
Montgomery
pm
II pm
no a in
a y.
a m
a in
Sleeping and Dining Car.
on and lo Tampa and Jack-
II at. J.
A.
T. M. T. u
C.
Mini
is no in
Which measures adequately up to lb
full of chic Wood
ward In Detroit,
In m At-
In
City and avenue in m Paul
are all of
private
Hie set miniature parks.
On a larger orals near Bop
tun. j picture of
along
and lines. There Is
of Hie kind in
Post.
m Foe go.
Tour son, sir. a
Ugh i. am lo say.
T -I am glad to It. air. If
you will grind hi in Into I'll
hi . In keep hi for
get Wat. I
I that a r
la f ii i down
I that a
All the In
la
it
him trumpet
To ilia a.
They and in terror
laud the
Uh- of
Tl of fee
Rill m .
i not ilia i
air. i a bit a
MM
I III
j. i. t m.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Factor And
WHEN YOU WANT
up- Dry Goods, Groceries,
etc., go to
Knowing be had
guard cast n quick
and espied an
had undoubtedly l
bean duped, the
glance I
open window .
for the
of flight, for it was closed
when be h and. being on the ground
floor, would afford an easy means
out Into narrow
yard, for i be deliberated
whether fugitives would go Into
the street or back lulu an
It for grunted that would nut-
go where their boats would not .
be darted to the rear. The i
fugitives were not and ran
back and forth, looking for egret
through which they might have j
Coming a gate, be opened It and
rushed through a to a
a block from the be bod .
left. The street was crowded, but be
nothing of those lie sought
when went
for n order lo mislead
i ii lo the window and It
up. Then and his wife rushed for
the front door, and It behind
them Just In time went out upon the ;
as If they were
going for a walk. They did not atop
they bad
de- AGATHA W.
Mrs. L. H. WHITE,
Blackjack, N. V.
line i f hand. low
i bought for cash or in
for
IN
American and Italian Marble
Wire Fence bold,
Work reasonable
i ii pea eat
Norfolk, Va.
nod Brokers in
storks,
Wire to New York.
and New
Whichard, N. C.
in every
a much variety. Beat i. ,. , low a the
market
for produce.
every
day, morning and evening.
evening
J. N. Booth,
M. A. Allen
I every Him
i lay, morning and evening.
meeting evening. Kev
, H. M. Bare,
a. in. L. H. Pander,
i Bun
day a. m. B. B.
W. K.
Minister. Morning and evening
prayer over;
and 3rd Sunday. Lay
very 2nd and 4th Sunday.
a. W.
Brown, superintendent. Litany
every a. m.
Preaching
and fourth Sunday In month
Prayer meeting
W. Davit,
day P. M., W. Par
regular
A. P. A.
lg.-. No. Brat and
third R.
W. M., J. See.
K. Lodge, No.
W. H. M. Hook-
B. and
I. O. O. Lodge,
every
W. N. Q.,
D. Overton. Sec.
K. A Zeb Vance Council, No.
every
W. B. Wilton, J.
S. Regent.
A. O. Council,
No. t, meet and
In Odd
Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy
D. B. .-.
I. O.
No. MO, every and
High Odd
Hall. W. B.
D. B. See.
HOLIDAY DECORATIONS.
ate Or. .,.
wary, I, Bar.
old holiday
Ivy and hay. hut
th. MOO and d.
whirl, it I.
that w. uh i.
all I. th. .-., berried
old
II, and it I. thought lo ti.
with the of
ballad, of fame. On
our aid. of th. lite
belly, lie. I. from
where It grow. . . to North
and Carolina. II lift, a
of dark,
leave. berry cluster,
along . trunk or and
to the height of or eight
feet.
Delaware and Maryland usually
with lion
of holly to holiday market
tot their brand, a.
after to northern n.
finely . lb.
la th. region
PATENTS
of
ii H I i
TuN
COUNTY
Clerk Superior Court, D. C.
Moor.
O. W.
of R.
J. B. Cherry.
Coroner, C.
Surveyor, J.
i III I J. W.
W. R. Home, J. R. J.
W. Page and
Ural Monday.
town
Mayor, H. W,
Treasurer, H. L.
Clerk, J.
Collector,
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
and I. Dudley.
Aldermen, II L. O.
Arthur, Cobb, B P. Pat-
rick, E B. R. L. Carr,
W. R. Parker B. F.
Hoard every
No la aver
completed. learn-
ed every day long you lira.
you Write
a to every
member of the beat
in County when
you advertise in
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D. J.
VOL.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, X C, FRIDAY,
Ni I
Manufacturing
Printer. , School
Boob. , Supplies, Etc.
K t L
NORTH
To
Keep
You
Warm
lo keep you warm
you of travel.
The mail's tn e d i u in
weights.
The short
The conservative man's
The mail's
Tin- good c and day Ulsters.
All sorts of good lo match
price; hut you can't match oar
the same it.
at
FRANK WILSON,
The King Clothier.
MEETING OF
to Mr.
Today Board of
Mi. J. I
Mr W. K. Ml
and entered upon
C of office. He will
Ike board.
The Monthly Reports of .
County Officers
Submitted.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
LAWMAKERS
AT STATE
CAPITAL.
Sheriff Ordered lo Procure
Prisoner-Proof Locks for
County Jail.
A TAR ABROAD.
news a
Mr. Law
H old North Car
. has
of
T. native
I'm He is the
Mis i. L in d
Mi-. K i I
TO LATE MORPHINE SALE
l I
Third Day's Business of
Senate and House in
Session.
j i
Tl,. . i n i I ii
. lo i i J A
. I i V .
;. S. . H I
A. We No ii. ill be
in I i wile
t IN i i
H-i
Tin- a
one .
lull area h
i-. A I .
Nineteen Hundred
and Three
Tin- Year find a Drag
still la lead. an- going lo
for a larger and
year, this Is tin-
shall veil u day in
war. WU have tin- of drills In
and list
tin- rungs of goods usual in a
first store. u-. you.
Bryan Nichols,
The Popular Druggists.
is good for your health.
FOR SALE BY
BAKER HART.
In addition to the best stoves in the world we
carry everything you may expect to find in a hard-
ware store.
met on all
tin- Com
who at
In- in
ms
mi
mm
pen Home 9105.74;
COB-
and
elect HUH jail
SO; coal
Court
Hester W;
189.60;
Treasurer and
of Health their
Lemuel grained
in A
Nun I- and Io
J. S. and
to per Miles
added at per
Wan added
, Julia U.
J. K A
property p lax
at
The sheriff ordered i
cure locks fur jail.
l; ii Alien,
Tan
Cain James
hem and J, S.
were pull lax,
In en-en
I. J.
lo
1909.
tn
; In-
I. was appointed
in keeper at
J A. huh elected
keeper.
the rations
county office fur the 1903
Van examined and found correct.
March term
court Here n.
Ant Saloon
The And League met
Sunday night in tn-
Talks
M. N Booth. The
upon the hill in
in
II. A. bill
aim of
All urged In
and get to
a ill h circulated soon
in- Io the hill.
The next meeting
Hill in held in the
church the
at
in Carolina
S K
in
inc.
due.
furniture from of
all that
area Mary being e
We learn Hint Mr.
had limit in
Pitt
amount will not Bear cover
lo-.
Senator of
Put a Check Sale of
-I v
for Ponds.
John H Small
lilt
pi.
In folios lug bill
l general
A bill lo
morphine,
codeine,
opium, rugs. hill
the Bale a
no
ct and
ii lull. .,
Seer Ha . . Hi
II . ii
h. of
. ill it
; Inn
nu m d in Tut con i
.- V i i
lb b
Mil
Hi lo
of this who
private
in a supply A
r. take
be attained to draft .
proper bill.
our rivet and Mr. Small three live
will upon to
banal any
A bill in in-
bills tn
League. session 1901 and
A a held ill- Mi
the of an I
worth
in.
. Ill
-i
V.
let Vice President, I. II. IV,
d Mis. ti
Han
Harding.
S- Mi.
Miss White.
will Baal
in church.
E nu
i k a. lo as many
l p. i
. . i. in real, a page lie
Ho- A
a-a. offered by Senator
in make
IT v
page Io i-.
It Sim
lute sale and
A bill lo regulate matters
i- Peace
S HIM
H Hoey,
f up
i ii in. ii I ii j. i
ml i of the
, , ii ii i
ex lending nine of court
win ii during
th ad.
I v H .;. a lo
i i count m-
tin
I mi.
. law r
i i i
held in I. ;
r mix
B .
An SI I iv to
.-,, . . I .,
. i . . in.
i ion i
I II ll.
i; i
IV- II I
T.
in n . i.;
Va allow
lug
ad ii in tin
II, t.
elating i schools.
January Clean-Up Sale.
. give lilt
s j r
ii- of oh you
will I . of odd China
i you have this AT POST, a. we
i lid pi.---.-.
at
. hi lot I ill find
i----
I bin i- bin Mb will con-
k tO the
dis-s. I tn nun eta pat
-in will be sold
-i- par Apples,
i . . t. win
i tn g some of
a lot of AH added
nu. . K . lite and
la complete ill line. Nu mailer bow bard
a if want good
n a large of
. i ml . lo pleas the
IV. . I . i H
l. Hall Side-
rt . . ii I .-is.
ed bat Is an the of little- ex-
a- of older folks. Wintry
wind skin.
Tar Soap
ii -i in. -kit of all impurities,
he and u
i K-saps, from
i i-bi II let I that is
ii-.
-t
w and the very
. a prosperous
i we please,
it
it.
i. In ill
. , i
ages
To
Mr. J. J
friend-
Hi
the id Mr
J. which
o'clock morning
Mr. Tl yen- old, and
one of the leading me i.
Mr. was u gallant
federate and
X near
Home ago be -topped
and hi-
to term, lie
as a and
a farmer and accumulated
property. He a good
t t in high
A wile and live survive
and of his Dr. J.
living in
an a
bond lo an opposing In a
mil exceeding unless
is proved and
i- u i ii- in
IN ace given a d i-i- n .
law.
Hy
Mellon
Cod-
I'll ruin n lo
t I h i ks, hi d
mi doing i fees
make their law
clerks. be
Mr. r. c. Hare,
poultry div.
lo , ,
-1. i
pi
Ii
ii . i i
Hi III v. Uh
-i . I M
I i
CHERRY
Greenville's Great Department Store.
i . j,
COURT
Tom I n
IS IN SESSION,
I and
I H. concealed
weapon, lined
term of Pill and coat,
conn i t a. w.
U. . plead Fail and
ii. , I. MM.
i-y re
. .-. lulled i
I'll ill II .
. -I
. id. i .
. in o II lilt, .
In-i
III.
-i in
ll ii ii
II .
.- -11 . mill
tin
I Ir
II
nix
I-
tor
Richard
J II
J II
when I. w, i
pi . i Ml . eats i .
Ml. III
era pleased
iii lie ii Mun mill i while
I . ii .- fair, id inn
each there- nines
. . II lit
i- Mil. i Ii i. i
p i i ran
it ions, and
large
These houses will
ad a ill
Mr. J. K dud.
Mr.
died bis home
Packing for Steam and Water Pipes is ,, ,,,
decidedly the best thing the kind we
have ever handled. Call and examine it.
A CO.
Cotton Buyer,
or of your
an prepare,
to market or five
In and will keep on
a lull
and Um trade.
J. II.
about
He was
Mr.
an farmer
mil i He wan a
will
hold a hi-, on
this month.
The old war lo the
It on among New York re-
public
William II
horn, A Brant, I. Little, K
Hue, JO Move,
l; H M II A
Manning, H M
W Lewis II
H n
Galloway, u n T A
Nichols, Barker,
Two have
Bald In lie
from bubonic The
MO and nil
i are lo put
in sanitary
Hon.
The roll-lop desk covers a
in b- of
r to r- i 11.1
i .
i i it
i ii
t I . which pro-
prop
I,, he i-i i, u uh
Hue . . ii
provide. H Then n
In- way will las an
the removed be m
I January and poultry Heal
lb of Mm-h. --n
s, Bellamy, of Hums procured
amend Bastion
Code, which i-
is ii
The -i mil i n III.
ti in, i. um ii .-
i, . , W v
. I I ,. in. Mil i
W H. U i ii W
I. I Klaus H II
,,. i ,
rt, in, -a k ml J i limn .
SI ,
Moore, . , I. -I II
i ,
. .,., excel
. . i , i . . in
l , , , , i lute
. . . ,, i ii- lie
. . mini y lie
. . ll- air
,,,, l -a r
I l. U
. i
ii i,
coals, el rust.
ii Q, Ward,
until,
Daniel,
house
bl
I d carry I
guilty, lined
and
Jesse with
deadly plead
Potter, blander, guilty,
suspended
of
have in en
lass of
from a deceased wife,
this widow gets all
of a
then- DO children, but
only a child's if there are
children. The of a de
married woman to her
and
who have previous
died.
Hy id
bill to
county. This town is at a
the World.
A man Men I all
Raleigh inform
legislature he
U Which he had
ed. It have the mil
lie was
I Treasurer J,
who has been kepi at home b
A lick for seven I
In- a -hurt while and
his it to Hoard
We all hon to see
point main line bun back at his plant
Beaufort Coin
l In- promote Hie
colored
i the undivided at-
hut
these ,.
have nu lime for such
the hills design to
regulate trusts that are dally
the i in i Is
News.
lbs
i t.
. . plead
i Upon costs. I
Prank with j
weapon, pleads j
on
.--.
pleads
lined and you are not
Mills, with dead who young
of
ii
Joseph Battle, with dead- to get In
i weapon, nut what
and mail man money and him
Bat tie, carry concealed Star,
weapon, pleads guilty,
nu pay costs.
and Tyson,
plead guilty, Calvin
lined and Tyson
and costs.
weapon, and costs.
and Dawson,
assault plead
How to support a wile a
salary that won't support la
a question that Is agitating the
mull- men la
Greenville just now. And the echo
not.
Nothing but learning will
a bow Ignorant he la.
V-
i in .,





I.
T. I n
M To he r
o nay
man, Craig after
of it if that
I cannot all to the
are a ;
M mail But of them MM .
And
poll I A an id
-nay ;
bat be
five defeat no that
DAYS IN j
GREENVILLE
. II.
EVIL DAYS.
Ye, and like man who
I he man who wins
and the man is
badly
editor, ii
to keep informed a to of
the must be
individual indeed if at
he doe not grow
with harrowing de- We don't care
tail, of divorce proceeding which Roosevelt's
are dished up every day the white and blacks alike, he
year by newspaper., cause we know he's not going
and U worst f it all the. do It. but he ought to have man
foil, hales are an very enough not to four an
true that it is at- up,,,, people to whom lie is person,
to draw the line
the world
I fir paper
the historic event in the
Garden of but it i. enough haven't any
fro i
to make one at heart to but
that there . so much moral
. the homes of
flowed into the capital.
fan it tie that Representative
allow
anguish has to do
with huge of that
article out to candidate.
of of do-
life. Here a wife, the
of helpless children, sine
against
Heaven earth and society by
allowing herself to become polluted
, , . . for in
with the touch of a heartless moral
leper. There vile, degenerate
thing called man forsakes right
and those, he has
Von cherish protect, for
the stained love a destroyer
of home, happiness.
half of
never been
ling and revolting the
. that are
t. whom much ha given
to lead and
other proving slothful
the Master, are hiding
talents beneath shameful
Ohio, a
snowing la the
must lie before a pint of
coal will banded
old
Stories of People Who
Lived Here Before
the War.
DAMS WRITES AGAIN
and Shadow Other Days.
Our and Grand-
Lives
i awn v.
tin the lot in rear
Brother's factory on the i
fronting the next street Mi
Halton lived. He a
rat old and left
home for
Hut Tom his
h ban l gm
young. daughter, Mi-
lived him aid
alas a bow
a have forgotten .
Mrs. Johnson He had two
K Hall.
Moth
mother ass
for many sears. At
last she was up s die. Then
she Pectoral,
was cured
D. P. N. T.
No how hard
your cough or how long
you have had it,
Cherry Pectoral is the
best thing you can take.
It's too risky to wail
until you have
If you are
today, get a bottle of
Cherry Pectoral at once.
. -c
GRAVES OF
Pin COUNTY
I PIONEERS.
Colonel Alston Grimes
Writes of Early
Settlers.
FIT FOR AN
Bonanza, Farmers
Bone, Meal Mixture.
These are our leading brands, and the most pop-
Fertilizers sold in the South.
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY,
Norfolk, Va. Tarboro, N. C. Columbia, S. C.
BALE.
a do
a . to s i-
n. of v in the
on the Where w, . .,., r
of w. S. Smith
That Washington. Bud II
the Drat
MB fire place K-g
teat bad, after all
in it bad
reputation with Mis Ann
mining from past the ,,,
en , P It. Hit II
soil of clearing u- the
managers will long distance Horn the h-use
d i
We lo neglect mil
They are the Mead, but we
of purity and virtue, don't have a
from as day, while the net
out law. South i with
The of our fathers down
every is for There Charlotte ha. made
bis
earnest are to
-lives leave a path of light me other
them, that sin stricken
and In higher
aims world, the
tile post master Teddy
is looking
very lo II
It I-y I
and I
rebel
earn
and taken in nun by
mint,
. can i
related
Ho-
toward and
for It upon the theory
lion
leg.
Mil. Ami lb
I lie
a- a familial
name ill lull ear g
And the
ii . In racial
his ancestors tile
of hero
Mi. a proper,
ill tiered hot lib envy and highly
when I knew Hun Hut unlike
fears of a the gentle when a young
man in the --f a
and
it is said be the calls. .-I
loan a of
came
l. make a aid
drove them off,
the of the
With them one lie had
the lip of hit bitten of,
he carried lo Me
e.
W. K.
tin a adjoining
In ail Mr. W. K. and
bad BU but well-
and sill mated, and
a home of was
a dwelling aid store under
roof,
A LA TAR HEEL.
A Maiden Fair and Bash-
Swain Give Open
Air Vaudeville.
i In ii.
like
11-.- bride
in bet in ;
it I I
-In- ;
in one of tin- I ill
lie- OM
i u i
We ill. i if
D view of iii
lint mill
had with tin
. f Blown Hit
t-- no
Hit tin-
i l-. M a -f
i J.
M.
Mr. Ufa
Ii It
h.
Jail at
the Rude of
the Hamlet
rd apt
n lb
L. B-OW in hi
flu fr Pitt
m of in
Sarah A. Smith, S William- and
will
2nd.
in ;.
or of That
of land la
M W. James.
shad.-
and being land
upon which W. s. Smith lived
of
or or lea. land l -old
to
Dec.
T. II.
m his
lid i on
of Mr. who mas
barked land i Mr
W. L. Woolen, t. mile
r.;. ,
of i f
t. th- ii
r r. me, th.-
of Mars no-
The grave
Mile if the and
if the It h
In Mentor of
Woo born
Bib.
and 1st,
mo A
i on the lbs la to all
to to
lo lb and all
to
It months
of or this
in of
Till- the of
At
Mi,
u Ml nun in hi
was chair-
man of I hi- Halifax i ha;
the
he
Creek, null below
on now Mr
la a the
f tin-
Ber .
Mr l-a. Hard.
of John and
hi- wife,
woo departed I if
Jan
. J.-- T Mo.
lore.
lo pit
in.
Pat bad baa
OB STOLEN.
and from lot in
of la
white over
thick an had
bods painted blue;
mi-matched, the one on lid
to it out
Will pas
of mum
n-wan for
N. .
CO.
Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce,
Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars.
Agents for Wilbur's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food.
Fruit Jars.
A dollar spent with a
worth of
every
for ark the stuff and gal your dollar.
Santa Claus
Confectioneries Fruits
Winterville Department.
NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND
is making his
headquarters for
JOHNSTON BROS
have a full supply of everything in this line
for the and file large too. The
largest assortment of Candies in town Nuts,
Ins, Takes. Apples,
Figs,
They also have thing nice in the way of
fixings for your Christ Mas Goods,
Jellies, Prunes, best of
Flour, the lineal in fact anything usually
found in u class grocery. You only have to
or ring phone and your wants will be
promptly supplied.
JOHNSTON
N. Jan
For Mime unknown A.
to
the O. A M.
in the
d. to put
In-
To -pare a man
which a Mia
on mm
to all The of
man.
Win.
is likely people ho never see one
are of the a time,
led the of oil in I In-
wells. There area unrulier Out in Indiana are
well-In pans the , for
where . will I weeping Um m
i found on Hi waler and gnashing of when this
it undisturbed for Dews leaches t
We
is when a mini
it MM iron Ins we an-
other . if It
l. regular oil net of at us began when
upon parent,
to in
And
Let
lion
make a bole in the It.
nil in. ugh
It came up
Mil to III
gave
or March mid a
a In- original line of Pill
.- x, ho which both were wailing
Bower,
ii- a tit death .
our
Thai all our Hope, on our Redeemer
rest
with Hun to rise, .,
ill. It
in
I'm
. as
I l no
1.1
. mil t.
see
Invited
Pi f. II
I'm
a- deliver a
on of
The laws of of time
ruler of Urine, has
for the all senatorial
refused lo pint
In When N
i . or robbing ll.
tins who lake house, I hey Ml
penally line, seem lessen each
Mis i limber
men are of Hie Slate Literary
I, , nation some another, I Historical lo beheld
in Haleigh evening, Jun
among In- and Ii Hie hall of toe
the Olivia Kane Library.
dressed man of his day. to Prof
when get about him bore the in he invited speak on
and of hi.
and store mm a of
i g In keep
it like
Hie band in.
nut to
to in pin-
He
an much cure an if he t-
Sunday
a ho -I
baa He
only, that
to Mr. on Ii-m-
the
de red the town
to he out, i--
In r-tom-
in ii et in
lead, n i
in. Hod of
ho . ,
15th
In
hi-
mm ii. i. plantation
he Mr.
h i
To the of
Mr- Bonner. if- Mr.
. . l i.-o. of
.,
and departed bl
of the onset
Ugh however, and
the
Although
the Heel
too I ml to turn the Urge
Prof. K.
o n, He
in
any held the
attention hi listener-H he re-
brave deeds our fore
of North
have to lie proud of.
and the e
have to for in near
He pointed out
tan I tie trading of the
Junior tinier of he ii a
n i in In i. how lend
on
all nil hie loudly
lb- Cog
in a
voice I hat he to
I hat we a ere sorry
Mr. Tin lints did rt i me, but,
I tut t we have a tub i in our
The V ha
Have You Forgot
What
THAT I AM
HATE LINK OF
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware
m A Of THING
WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION
Come to see me for your nest Barrel of or Pork,
to
Jas. B. White.
mi
a swell
lie
fr Mi,,., very ,. a,
., I ilium hi. own But he ii
lo Hie
When you lo Hunk
if unseemly for
risk of In.
Ii appeal that a. men Who
didn't hurt feel,
K. L.
J. It
It. Mosely.
Mr. P. M.
Ii. i .-. k.
Ore Hundred
lo In a ,., ,., of, so he
. I. . i . he ii
all fur a office. , , m .
seek ,. . . . .,.,,
m -o particular i
hear of iii nil his he
would a whole
; We have et lo
jack among
with
Mile. opera
who ha. In-fore Hie
heads of
and a
Mile. would i
m ire likely lo grab ulnae-
bargain of 99.09.
Is II A.
C, III-
mil I Salve. He
I hid pile, for
all failed
Salve, ll
rared ll Is a of
caused Hie
It. And lint
a hi- always
,, I In in .
; ,. ,.,,
a great i,.,. Mil
lest n young I land nil skin diseases. I-
who i. tried for hi
patent
Oh ,,. on new to-
of o they call
Handy. truck, hid fair lo.
I popular of any
cheek, one. nurtured a both and
purple
ll. price.
. L. K. of Int.
lib family here and now
of pal
fair
TOWS FOR SALE.
ll, of a of I
I of ,
in ,
pending. M. will
f Olive k ,,. , ,, ,,
Where, I win on n
of the Court of PIN
before the court door in Green to a dormant Judgment
public th. the
bidder for His following IV.-. term of
III the town of for and interest and
ville. lo-wit I to on said
A and lot on the and the defendant will
and Pitt streets, that she required
us the to appear t of the Clerk of
A house am. lot on street the Superior court
Int. of W, II. the home III
A. M. and M. on the day of ll
And Other lot. situated in that . n. any
pan of the loan have, why
known . and on said judgment forth,
lot. of w. due thereon, or the plaintiff will apply
II. in,. Wife.
mi fair
ll-r ii. id.
where,
I i.-i,
adjoining Ilia
ward
the 2nd January,
I-.
NOTICE TO
philippic.
It in doubtful con-
Ii ii. her lion.- her
family to
ever lore.
divine delight
sunk
her bone. soul she
mu real
u t her linage in
lie Mis. M. I. house
lie well
I In Hertford week
When shall
I again
Of me
bid.
dispatches, i-
rate the
to over do thing The . i- o.
paper lo have place., I tum-i.
but way editorial column.; i i ,
some the state paper, hare j Don't worn Uncle
went lo In r
r,,,.,.
political job doe. not pa- .-
Me an I
I a nulling of Hie
into th Iowa, under police pro-
would relieve country
a nuisance. And
you think about if
; . gin- I Urn- is wrong and lie
I nil -j .-I mi . I hedged about . the law and
end week i,,, high why do
bill P having . ,, ,.
are to bring it
only us mill will II sometime.
not lie run on other day. . if law wrong-
P. A. for a
a , Herald.
Jr. i-.
a k. op mm.
at instance of .
her lo
Hi lb. pi ice AU of
.
ll. . oil
mi no.
. II . . . ll
to
of court
in Joe
we have Mali house
moved
We are lo
It, will deliver the
literary the
High a com
May
gel your duck, in a row and hear
occasion If
A. A. of
ill town yesterday.
Mis was
Mu. II
Sunday.
, new guano sower Invented
A. O. Om just been com-
and by
Mil, cotton need meal and
guano. It each
II ll-l ,. ma
., h i. , the make f r of mule Bee of them ,
him ,
of
f upon the
Jane
to Court for the relief
II. Mi ml; .
NOTICE TO
I of administration upon
h.,
inn been t. the clerk day With.
tin- Court of Pitt by the clerk of the
on the Di.-snits-r, mi-1 Court of Pitt County, la hereby
l.-e la hereby to all to all having claim,
holding Bald to -aid .-aisle lo then to
them to me for on or the undersigned, duly and
the day of on or
or the of November. or
i will be plead in bar of notice plead in bar
Indebted lo All to
All
p.
CANNON,
.-stale will payment Will make lo the
of 11.12. at once.
of Jane .
SI-RAY TAKEN UP.
I took up a
owner gel by
paving The rad
fork under bit ill rigid
ear, two in
J. K
II. P. D. No.
STRAY TAKEN UP.
a took
my and owner
he proving property and paying
. an la ground squirrel
color, and marked
in right ear and smooth on left.
gm
This the
JOHN II.
of Kit deed
virtue of an order mad. by ll,
c. Moors, Clark of the
county in. day of Jan-
In certain l
wherein ll T, Murphy
wife, are plain
pro-
and
and W. J, will
on Monday, day of January,
to public before the
court door la Greenville, to the
bidder for the following
real property parcel of
land lying and In
adjoining
land, J. H,
and land.,
more or
HE
K. A.
in
l. i
TH MAN WHO
TALKED OF DEATH
th.
ll i.
hop ea will not keep for Wilmington
. i Lg fur it. . ,
I.
. o. their
If
margin of
that ow.
for and
will, art a. bis t
P. of came
in
Mr. J. A. Kick,
MONDAY. It, 1-
F. L. of was
here
of
left morning.
J. E returned Sum
from
L. H went lo
L. Joiner
evening Raleigh.
It. J.
J. let
day evening for
R. King
from
H. W. Moseley
day from Bethel.
Skinner returned
day evening from Plymouth.
R. L. Little
Wake Forest to attend school.
Mis. J
for t. n-ii
Mr. and Mr. S.
left for
to make it. that
MONDAY IN
THE LEGISLATURE
Child Labor Law Offered
in the House.
The senate bad only a In sea-
hut
twenty-two minute
bills were
trod
By of bill to
lie entitled an act to provide for re-
vising public
Mr. Mrs. . Parker. I
returned this from provide, for the appointing of three
ion. I commissioner, by the governor, by
Mis. Blanch Flanagan returned of
from William ; for of call
Ion. I Hie law. of Hie slate.
W. L. went to Sal By of A
evening and Ibis bill to lie entitled an net for
better distribution of public
went i book. increases, the
ed school
I In. ,,,., in to between six
Mrs John and and one
Miss of Edge- six.
visiting Mrs. W. C,
In the House following were
Miss Kate Harvey, of among the Mile
win. a lira. K. W. To regulate
King, home The bill prohibit
employment of any child under
Mrs. Battle and Mia. of in any in
Hookerton, a mother
who have been Mr. J. W ,,
the of or
case a is an orphan and has
I no her mean. support. No
under t-n shall lie
under any
home
J. W
Saturday
Blown,
evening.
Foil, E. T. Forbes re
turned today a duck
binding trip eastern
They had an interesting Hip and
had big The editor Fuller, of Durham. To amend
remembered with a laws of 1899, relating
pair of flue duck, from game,, ,
bag.
ion
proposes to I,
JANUARY, IS, to require,
O. went to Norfolk
consider it
. I of i. in,, or railroad,
in town.
W. Harvey returned Monday
evening.
The. of i.
in town.
Dove Fleming, of a pent
here.
C. T. to Lynch-
burg today.
O. E. Warren went lo Rocky
city lo have on common
Depot,
of To pro
from drawing
other to passed
on them.
Drewry, of To
chapter U, Law. of regard
lo Insurance, providing two clerical
to
King, of To make viola-
Mourn today. certain a
R. L. and A. Savage went ll a
to Norfolk today. , for farm baud lo violate hi.
C. J. left this contrail to work and he lie
punish like an oilier criminal.
King, of To amend sec
, Wilson, of Code the
I light lo only peremptory
for Ga.
E. E. returned
Mr. and Mrs. M. Pollard
tin. morning for
left
lit.
Ii- in ll
of of
h in.
Ii.
of in- lull lo
it little more
V. M. went lo
evening and
Martha . , .,,, .
., , I
Mr. lira. A W. our for and
bridge lo
today.
B K K. A. aid
h. to Norfolk
today.
Mr Col and
rein from Km-
Croup.
During a Midden and
I our
from
A. La
., Mich, One
J.
lo the often. It re-
the
H. B. Hardy, of cut and shortly the
in
day I recovered.
. ., and all Throat and
Col. Harry u
returned evening n he
cheat the to
J. F. came fr-m tribute pure, health oxygen
If evening Jno. L
returned
of York,
A o in a
w . . and
Ml u
ear
i at
vi iii h at, am.
r i hi-
. . ma N
. i tan i and ;
at ear levity on
ha mM, rums
toward
i before in
l- one of your
the fact
affect haw bean
A cold chill
of
-lot in.- t-11 ran of
re the
of it. We
meet the m
our party
th. The
tow, I
bad before,
I Riven i m would
l i. he on.
MU a party f
anon the
Jo- I
tut to
whom death looked farther than
M They
Lieutenant In . -f th cavalry;
of of the
They pool b
between the
after the battle. The fools
believe any f ix
Were there not uM and
in the van had
th.
any who had
the doctrine om
or lore of w
they that
la on and i-t Ilka
t. be t
-A by volley, roar
The of-
Seen away
in t.-ii
In command of n of pine,
in I
by him the
on the left aide and turned
him The in-n i-
II
t to
ready.
rude directly behind
Brie We wee met by a tire
of what days they celled
grape but on
right over our .;
air on
of were not
under our feet, I tell
you u
following and.
waver under
rode behind him and called i. Una,
lie turned and at mo-
a Mexican nut
through the rt with his
two of
bu-m with death who were already
order to ride from b-ft to
right of tho line of battle carry an
order go he
want opposing it
wan n hot Bra ha n riding through,
but care little for It.
gone through
fore, and would be. Ilia
frightened, plunging, and.
Wing. It fell.
but. pulled the to n feet
by the bridle Mae,
when l
the A cannon ball shriek-
ed by and look Mm with it. a
mass. Well. I
horror
man
Why Had not
laughed at Death.
they with H pow-
and on
verge of one of his
There terrible
the wrath over one of
an one except Baxter, the old
of our party shrank back
is Baxter
whom we must all
mi gingerly The
Of bis taken our
of and if do fear a
lie i
Into . r
ml wife. If be
not mine If nun
late, when we ha.
life's
for him for your Death, I
The had p-
mm a look
Baxter, hi-
and, peat,
in.-. for Inn
your to
cot it a ho bun.
When he an
at is like ti
about In ; a In Its Bleep
The old man who bad match
in an obi man turned of
the b
t not .-
to recover from the be bud
exerted over tome
MOM silently meditating the strange
experience. Then Mine one sold
I who any
Who Du . . I
Men. all, are, will
of I., the
the men The
or day there a
men In It began ear
in tin and at boom H
ad d, half I
the ant lo The
one of ti--
f. r him tea
tea after the regular if
it bad often tin
would have
it.- did not
to the other or eight
a ha ail u- an
after T o'clock, with thought of
or dinner were
com the t tau
dearth -f
an who will m lo
The that of
been more rapid than
development Of men. there I
a greater need of men of
than and j
looking for
A Happy New Hear
c t
PM
la
It la and to
atone or any oilier Tin
from ll.-
Is also for ll.--
of
m Pa Una. and
Beat,
i la. iii.-
Pi. mi of Its
but are. proved I. he and
in most
atone I. a of
i at
occur, hi
other flows, from
position of it melted. At
foot of
or railed
U for Hi.-
B. Heed an in-
to to ear. Mr.
Heed o were be-
fore at slate
curt to is- on to.
law.
II lodge
-la civil right, bill
-Xis the young man
to Reed, the Judge
same replied
ed lo
be are Op
young man i
who
Hon. In Ilka that
Is- k.-it out of
UM r Mis. Me,
and wife,
was so III I bad I., line M. I
-More Kan.
the for Ind. would
I ii so
wife.
Wash, nil right, I
get I'm afraid I'll lank like I
out Ike Ark. Mid all that Mass of
Bluff the doctor gave I O. you
take me to and let me have n
feast Ala.
And sadly thought that
In of
tallies.
A. .
Now. what con-
yon on the purl of
lady.
pleasant exterior.
marks dowry, domestic training and
cloves.
Agent May I ask why you m upon
last named
yo a
I won pairs of gloves,
exhibition lottery, and
you aspect me lo throw
Jo.
Two respectively x
and years, were discussing re-
relates the
one to
later. would you rather do.
live or die and no lo
the young one would
rather Whereupon older one
burst with the emphatic
ll. what doe. your religion
mount I lines.
Well
Mother- the look, -f
hoy I a, yon playing with on the
Vi must I; with
little
Sou Oil, I
been to lb.- reform two
to him each lime on
good
a .
-Is yon hi love, your
Miami
-Is I pity-
I be a
lo a I
Tons- a
star
is
vi-ii when i
or
way.
Th.-i.
which .
In town today and made
a call.
Nannie
son went In
log
J. h. and little
daughter, of Richmond, who have
been visiting Mr-
loft morning.
Mr. Frank A. Nye,
of Raleigh, arrived Monday eve-
Mi Nye iii take the
in the
Knitting
JANUARY It,
H. H. Our left morn-
for Selma.
L. of He York,
left morning.
You Can be Cured.
Anyone suffering from
Ulcers, or
can lie cured applying
in I.
N. V.
A Bad Breath
A bad breath means a bad
stomach, a bad digestion, a
bad liver. Pills are
liver pills. They cure con-
biliousness,
sick headache.
AH
s no except
of ii gave i.
t a mil
Want la
you want to go to the batter
world. ashed u Sunday school
teacher new scholar.
promptly replied
little fellow.
why not. Tommy
when I die I want lo
a fellow
my hoy. you can rest
In that It
we'd all there. I get enough of
that here. I'm .
t Scientific
doe. for
In fur
July
does the work of the re
the nervous tension, while
Inflamed mum of organ
lo rest and
what cal
the atom and
. nil food Into
rich, red blood. I-
I lie s
married the less U
mule
i.-.
lib he in
., I
It popularly that the
downpour which usually a
bright of la
by the flash.
have proved la the caw
and that, exactly to tho contrary. It
not only hut highly
the sudden precipitation
tho real of
lb.- every nation.
The men. poor men mil
II j in tribute to
Ufa Kan. Risers.
William., Tex .
are
the heal used ill my
I recommend them
They rare
Sick
Liver. Mu-
and all other live
L. Woolen.
pal ion.
-w-
you know Malaria, you certainly don't
like it. If you know Malaria an
Ague Cure, you certainly do like it
The Big Store enjoyed a splendid trade
the past year, and occasion is taken here to re-
turn thanks to every one who has favored us
with his patronage.
You will find the Big Stock chock-o-block
with good things for the new year and it will be
our aim at all times to do the best for our
We wish all a happy and prosperous
new year.
The Big Greenville, N. C
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Q us your orders Printing of any description
Print Shop in Pitt





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form rheumatism, but makes radical cures
Contagious Blood Poison,
Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Catarrh,
and all diseases arising from Impurities In the blood.
Endorsed by physicians and prominent people every-
where after thorough trial.
DOtS NOT INJURE THE ORGANS.
I In bewaring-
or Two i-tired
to you Id
w- H. HAND,
in
. i-
UM
receipt of price
Baltimore, rid. I
Don't fail to see me
before you buy
Guns, Shells, Stoves
Heaters Pumps,
Locks, Hinges.
And anything else in the Hardware Line.
Your friend.
H. L. CARR
.
TWO YE AILS
PAID IN I'll I
POLICY B
OF X. J
Value,
Value,
up
Insurance corks
Ia Sou
Will lie re if In it Inn on
tug, r three after lapse,
of mill of a r ream
So
the of the and I
year, provided for year be paid
I may We reduce tr
j. in ti f or
To make during the lifetime
insured.
I L.
Greenville, N
Three Time
the Value of
Any Other.
I . Um
I it and
a line . . to
our
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raj
full -i n and nuked
;.; m
. t we Iowa. and
r. n I
i n not
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ft going Into for
AI I M
u for m.
tune, for
There blanket.
ff and r IV I no
a the cook
lag i , i There
v . . .
vat l .
ii n to and bad
n a-- that it
timid be u a k.
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you ; know l ii i n
n. r S.
all bate i m
mid am leaving and
i bare beta planning
rail i i
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b rot . .
a blind. I left
u j ;. to In i a
I eon real I
n-anted n . It
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.;. d j re I to f
i id bun wondered
u re a lie bad
I i
I to o
, the The man wan
I lit . i r- red r
I from placed tin- bar-
; m II Ir it
i .- bad probably
tuned l ii i mo
on When wagon wan i ire,
.; loaded u rid .
i . the
I i mil lei and H
ll in- and
and w t
m I I go no
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What kl
b, actual
. but In
at cases , a
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THU IS A PACT
ma be
by trying a course
fun's Pi
My control and
u bring
health and
to .
TAKE NO
THE CUSTODIAN
ins mm
II-
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C.
II i bard II .-. u xi
. I
. gall I
t do i r
I i i .
i did w of mini I wag
. t lay in
did
it i bad the i w mM
i IV . If
I.- I ; unapt. i aw I pilot
The
if me .
Wilson i. ready to ;
our, Ii i i
l-m hold
When la, deter-
j I
. me putting ii
in in e Mi b Uh-d
for I III .-
ti
TI h l Paster.
in all
Atlanta. Ga
Goes up or
down
to the
you give your
Keep to
and it goes down. Keep
before and it
milt
climbs up.
r i Ii v .
led i i . i u
THE REFLECTOR
i,. i bu I . r
bread from i. la, got hold of
raj rifle u nut hi I i ad
from . ramp.
I noon he
be would go In k over r trail
m. I i-h-i i
tin- range on could not
been from camp
; be
on my trail I looked
nil my of and a
few feel up opening It wag
Dot large i me, bat I
it then
in ii
Ii was b-n I sot
among the I bad
of the beaker, It required two
to back to town and
day i a party t go In
suit of lunatic and money.
were twenty man i party,
we were two In
pot i Hie
bat ramp wag round, there
lay blanket, there bung boa-
and there was
On up and i gaga be
end
lost
I We never found lb
found ti u
but
on tin one
; . h
The roof the
bone i in window
the flown,
e hat The only
left of of the
place desire came
me to of noble
ruin. walked ii; to the and.
no one, went bad to the hut.
when i found a it-
a bog before cabin door.
a cob pipe.
morning,
l-m the only the
rim, Mb, been de only
-hit
I old man which
ti preferring pipe. Throw-
my f on i walled for
him t. An be did not m a
way of a
wag a buy
It a busy l
funnel Peyton, Be
Peyton de
i. command den.
Peyton It wan
on. Be owned hundred
ma an
Day all la de
the
i burn Yin all up firewood.
Peyton
oh when de on.
de when place war One.
All de five
war up. one
De flower ob de flock war
De runnel d.- away
t. u ii
on .; n
three In lave
Day all t- ii wait day
to
de
de killed war
de cm m I, Boger
de ran.,, fever,
in de n- bad no
war
borne to de
i b died Dolly
de
one day. two yea Bang
Tom hum up with
to w so
lie when he
went done
to him
i- lime when de aw tiger
up to tell de runnel been
Peyton pine away.
her favorite con,
war taken, when v de
battle dot
Roger had been
done e b died in de
Die Dolly ail
lone, Rut, h luck bah i. Mane
Donald, a Peyton
ink on
Tom war
in de mine
Dolly a ob
r lime
in spring ob at de
when air de
when de
Ob nil de fine people alive
an de two
Boon de men up
lie Job Alan back
Dolly all lone on die
ob de had done
Day none ob
me my In oat
la. Man Alan war de only one
Hits Dolly's awhile
be done to marry
didn't no
nobody to to It
de
mighty hard to stay on de
plantation, but no Mil-
y Dolly to try to she bad been
happy now not
de .- war day
Peter, my
a to lib In New we
want you tn carp ob
de L day
It seemed If de place had
gone to
putty all de In bury
on de
Dolly didn't lib berry long;
den- war t-w much noise an
In de bar delicate She
had some . One ob
down but he war a city
eon didn't carry no weapons an
didn't look lag de flue gentlemen with
long what used to ride on die
M QUAD
and will
grow Are
with your If not, ad-
And yon will
with Vii
pie In what yon guy if you
t u-h
HE REFLECTOR
Push your business
up by advertising
Wag
early
tie
i limit-
AR K F I u to tit III in
is in th of
nut. n
do a In
If you are an aim I j f n
printing;, we want your work. U y u b
f all.
calling la New
I purely um outgrowth of
; Dutch yet
t of n
; Dutch tin
, of g which
a red had long b
t- which
M it and had been made
for great n u day which
to ire gear to the
of resolution.
in the days of Manhattan la
land male
New day am . g mat-
. tar -buy . el., of all
. their Tin- Ki r.
I calved than win- arrayed In Um Ir
day and bad of
hot n. i i.,,
The latter day Dutch
lb. pun. b god no
latter
New pun- u
told their n. n
would got i
If sow ii and bey
r II Hi
r In
Mane Alan mar-
wife
when be died pot nil mixed
op In do law. mi do
at all It
ale died a ago,
my air all In udder
places I keep watch
It's mighty an
when I It longer
abet my place
with
nil. an Missy Peyton
ob de i ion gal
on de de
ban all which git
Dolly. Dan I l to heal-
en fin all on
la ills
I narrator lib rally and left
gnat
over th
manor in n vain effort t protect
It from As I
gate bad I looked
bark and saw
before his cabin door.
r. a. mi
Cecil wan a quiet little
man. wife bad better
ha be
Into a of deferring Io her con
that l. in certain mutters.
He the reputation among
friends henpecked One
of these fr, took ii
to inform that Mis. was
I,. . d Of the The
sunk deep into
heart. He believed bis informant, and
pride wounded. What should
he live under each or
make a for lie
on re-
be only Tor an
It came one day in an invitation to
Mrs fancy
Join accept where-
upon Mr. Jon. said
will not this
not.
Isn't for a to
be to bis
you don't want to go. why
shouldn't i go
you d. Ii will be my
and
replied Mrs Jam f i
have n reason for wishing to
go; but. you wont give UM
per contra III Dot give mine.
ever, the of this is of
more, Hum u dot n bulls.
we will say nothing more
about the matter.
A few after this
was going out of the
one owning; be met a boy bringing la
a bundle from a fancy dress
Jones it la
and saw that it was h velvet robe
with ermine mantle. There was
also a crown with four big
green In It. Junes
the boy ring the bob and proceeded to
hi m.
Well, the tug of war bad come Hit
I Wife to defy his wishes. Bo
, laid a deep, dark, diabolical scheme.
lie would gay nothing to her
j discovery lie would give in-r every
opportunity to go to the ball without
I even doing no by stealth On even
in- would give
that be 1111011111-0 Io dine
Be would bin a and go to
ball. There be would find the be
I bad worn by bis wife Be
would get up a flirtation With her and
by book or by get into his
carriage, drive bar home and give
J her a that would forever
after show be was muster.
tin- time arrived, Mrs Junes
allowed approval
dining downtown, lie told her
not to look for before or o'clock
in the i. which aha
of n
. and lo o'clock went o
He was not long
finding a red velvet gown, an ermine
Cloak and a now with four emeralds,
the wearer Queen Anne
He Joined the lady, devoting
himself to her, and named
attentions Immensely. Be danced
with her several times, when a Rue-
admiral took her from him.
and he bow nothing more of her till
the end of the when she
sought Mm out of own accord.
be said. may make so
bold tO see you to your home.
i My carnage Is
J you. I accept your kind of-
fer with pleasure, l came with my
I presume, will return your
i yon naughty man Well, if you
. Insist upon it.
thunderstruck. He bad
discovered something be had never
It was they were
bowling toward the man-
The did not mention her ad-
dress, and did not ask It. Be
took and gave her a kiss. Be
was horror that she did not re-
and. getting in a corner,
he waited, hearted, till the car-
drove up to hi door. Handing his
companion out, led
I Into the and was rumbling
j with his keys when the was
j and there stood
Jones.
In. Flo. she said.
Cane yet. Hun
Into a laugh.
j got him she said.
I do you
gentleman, ibis toreador la Ce-
He's been king love to me all
knowing w you
In
; cried bewildered.
I think should coma
from replied Jones coldly.
my dear, met a in this
vestibule lb other day with a bundle
containing and thought
j yon were going to Mrs.
I bull m
So you went ti trap
II. y.-s
my you. I want
ed to c bull to take
Kin. but s yon we arranged
that she should go from here and re-
turn h re for the night. You home
with her and made to
bi-r to be another
Io be you. my
Mr Joins bung his head. Then be
with g
at the same
a battle of In
the cellar Into the dining room,
and I'll bring It
ANITA WELCH
What
There Is no avenue In Washington
which measures up to
full of civic beauty. Wood-
ward j venue tn Detroit, avenue
In Cleveland. avenue in At-
in Kansas
City and Summit avenue in St
are all of handsome
. private
.- are act in miniature
On larger mar
of
along
and I I la
of kind in
A MOTHER OF COURAGE.
Lace's
liar
She In the grand stand waiting
for her first football game to begin.
Ber boy had played it ever she
could remember, and lie had made
his varsity team, width her
Cornell.
Two of his sat
on either aide a lo
gray hairs and a a bureau
were r than they
would have with the girl
they knew.
she pride
when out of the
of which at
length trotted out on the ti. 1.1
wiped away a tear when Columbia
man fell the line for u touch
down
Then she her
j by
I hard, their
She explained her of
, these details by
that her boy cried out like that
; when playing dream games In
did not faint when be
too hard and failed to rise, although
his white fare, with a streak of red
blood across the forehead, was staring
up at
hurt my she said.
Confidence, Just doing that
tn get wind Ho proved.
He up and at it harder than
ever Within the time limit. The
tans gained five through tackle and
lost as many trying to
round the end Then an
A sturdy out of ill
elevens and down
Held toward Ins goal and
white, lie line after line of
and finally
one, the whole pack at Is
Toot cried the
crowd
My bay did
and then she cried- Sow York
Hundley,
Richmond, Va.
The Greatest Stock of Fine
and Medium
I . .-.,.
Van
will a
lie to
up. -o l.
rear
Wood Intended to
f . kW forty
an it I
A Year's
la f a . .- i
is m r
ha in town
I that
of
pi. . hi-
To
Th-V and In
V i I.- loud i .
Lib w o ii n,
T i -n . i
i iii-ought bat tee
not
a bit of
Furniture
in the South.
Correspondence
Solicited.
709-711-713 E. Broad Street,
Richmond, Va.
air. a
K. L. .,.
Within, ion
h. hi
in.
villi
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York
Ii. .
.,; .
all 1- West with rail
i.- at Norfolk.
Shippers should order
the Old Dominion Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line
8.8. Ci. from Baltimore. Mer
and Lint- from
i Boston.
J.
Greenville. X.
E.
N, C
ATLANTIC COAST
AUGUST
No. Dally
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a p in
a i. m
p m
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p Norfolk a m
p m Ar Petersburg a m
p m a
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New p in
FLOWER AND TREE.
Planting n few tree every fall or
n; may be convenient, keeps
the supply
The American persimmon make n
tree ornamentally cot
It Ins dark green leaven re
late In the full.
Carnations do not In shade
grill not tolerate the presence of
rank manure. They are easily
in any good garden soil.
One scent of
potted plants Is to them git pot-
When n can
keep on growing; It turns Its
toward
By yearly attention to and
by shrub may la a
fr mi season to sen sou and kept
Strong. Old and weak wood
always be removed.
Ammonia Is n plant not a
food. While It Is useful t-
Into bloom and growth after the toll la
exhausted, a fertilizer must lie applied
the plant will use up ltd
In bloom.
baud
Rocky Mount
. Ar
FLORIDA.
IS
pm
f. .
Mild. A trial will
W.
Augusta
Savannah
Tampa
Thomasville
Montgomery
a m
a m
Bill a in
p m
p n.
lido p m
p m
pm
a m
a m
a m
a m
the
The boomerang the Australian
of and defense,
referred to In nil reference works an
instrument unknown until u the
discovery of Australia,
known before too time of
the elder, a contemporary of our
writes as follows hi bis
Instrument
made of the wood of
a staff of this wood, when
thrown an animal, from want of
in person throwing falls
short of the mark. It will come
toward the thrower of Its own accord,
so remarkable are the of
that
It Is a Hotel her probable that the
learned did not consider the
bane of and referred i-
to the nature f the wood of
which it made.
J. B.
n i--
A GENERAL LINE OF
Line of Hardware.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. B.
is way to we
the great men. They cannot tell
us. They know what upheld them In
every emergency, but they cannot de-
fine ii. It was the gene of proportion.
It measured, plumbed every
and every condition. It
weighed relative values, material and
human. It knew character when It
found It and sifted the wheat from the
chaff. It recognized and
It likewise made Hie most of It.-Cos-
ii mi ii deed
any evidence lo
regard lo Hie or the de-
Tea my the
a man be-
loved and respected by all men. pure In
all bis
you that, wild the
Judge.
copied it from tombstone,
i l any
My wife's over Brown
mine. not raising any
Abjection Browning's
mi-ion
IN
J. v. co.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton and of
Hat r.
sh i
YOU WANT
Grocer ire,
etc., to
Mrs. L. H. WHITE,
Buck N. .
Nice line i f goods on bind. Prices low
produce bought far cash r in
x R
I U IN
American and Italian Marble
N. C.
Ir Iron sold-
work
and Cam
on Nos. H sud B W Tampa
Fla.
II. M. W-. J. i
Mar. Gen.
T. M. T. M.
N.
CHURCH
i every Mm.
day, morning and evening.
Rev. J. K. Booth, paster.
I school a. m. It. A. Allen
superintendent.
toy, morning and evening.
Meeting Wednesday Rev
H. Eure,
a. in. L. H.
ii- thin
Sunday, Sim
day a. in KB.
E. Xx,
Minister. Morning and
. prayer with sermon every
3rd lay service
every 2nd and 4th Sunday.
Sunday school a. m . B.
i Brown, Litany
every a. m.
j Preaching
. and fourth in each
; Player meeting Wednesday night.
I Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor.
day school P. M. W. K. Par
i superintendent.
regular service
. . .
rim .-ii M. . .
S. M.
Wholesale retail
Furniture Dealer. Cash
Hides, Fur, Oil Bar
Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed
steads, Mattresses, Oak Ba
by Carriages, farts, Parlor
Tables, Lounges, Safes, P.
and
High Life Tobacco, Key West
Henry Can
Cherries, Peaches, Apples
Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk
Flour Sugar, Coffee,
Lyn, Food. Matches, Hi
Cotton Seed Meal and
Dried Apples, .
Currents, .-
and a Ware, Tin and M
Ware, and Crackers. Man
MM,, Best Butter,
and mi
other hi.
Cheap for On
S.
I'm -e M
BROS. I
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers in
Cotton, Grain
ons. Private Wires lo New York,
New Orleans.
A. F. A.
Lodge.
Monday evening. R.
W. M., J. M. Sec.
K. P.-Tar R Lodge, Ku.
. every Wednesday evening,
W. II. C. M. nooK.
K of B.
I. O. O. Lodge,
No. every
evening. W. H. N. O.,
D. Se- .
R. A Zeb No.
meets every even-
W. B Wilson, Secretary, J.
S. Regent.
Council,
H, meet ii.-i and
night in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Worthy
bar. Smith
I. O. H.
No. Med e y sod
in Odd
low, Hall. W. B.
D. Smith See,
MB
N. C.
complete in ever
price, low the
price
produce.
Br- R. L. arr
Dentist.
X. C.
. obtain H j
PATENTS
tor
u b an in
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Superior Court, D. C.
Moore.
Sheriff, O. W.
Register of Deeds, R. Williams
Treasurer, J. B. Cherry.
Coroner, O. OH.
house.
Surveyor, J. D.
Commissioners, J. J. W.
W. R. Home, J. R. J.
W. Page and J. Spier.
one I, every
Mayor, H. W. Whedbee,
I . H. L. Carr.
Clerk,
Tax Collector, C.
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
S. I. Dudley.
Aldermen, D. L. C.
i Charles Cobb, B F. Pat-
rick, K B. K. L
W. and B. F.
I Board meets every first
night.
High JOB
Sand n. your order
You Write
a personal letter j
tile best
in Pitt County when
you in
Eastern Reflector
Published Twice a Week.
The Eastern Reflector
D. J.
Pi
VOL.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, K C,
Xi.
PRINTING
HOUSE
Commercial , School
Books, , Office Supplies, Etc.
GREENVILLE.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Our Great
CLEARANCE SALE
Will every buyer
in a arc bound lo move
inn- winter out the if
rill do It Can't tell you
much about here, but if you'll come
to our store for a Suit, an Overcoat.
or a pail of Shoes, show you
your satisfaction We will
tare you mosey yon
mule,
Bin now.
I Story of the
I , I . t-it- mail hint
Wandering Jew Key.,,.,.
four the morning.
INS
I the door. this Duties of the Teachers
night who had in-.-,, and Socially.
In ,. i- , , c- -.- . . .
had led
T. iv DAVIS.
pursue
young man.
mill
I .
board
January Sale.
. .
Ml
.
II
. ;
I In- and
mm said Hi,
Mi made Ii
Ii was soon after the
owned that f.
be us lo a
a., the by the crowd
had to a considerable and for
r bus a mm en lo
he
entered office one
day and paid for i;. days enter
ordered his
meals sent him. and his request
came, mind.
my fellow members,
.,,.
FRANK WILSON,
The King Clothier
in. boar
of hi-arrival hi-
he
in asked Mr
Ii I bis
In baa ntH
is i;
I of
a whisper i
office. -Who Is Mrs
Hoyt, him
a the
i- Mi-
V it
; .-
j 1.1- ion
u the ml.
board lo
H n
I hi- i-
cherished all, one which mt
world our-, and
lo
I war
n ti
l nun
,. . ;
the moat endearing emu
ions.
in its rapid
struck on its wing the memories and Ii
bi is dead, leaving behind
the must and c
saw. I was at the hotel last flees decaying and a .
and probably heard of the dust; mil this proud cation, that hi- bus la-en
was said about him. Of two tilings instead of i
am satisfied. First, the man is the old edict, r
a Jes, and Jews are never to swell its base, raise i-
Ami towering is so I
from and
,, have read Inn, a- hi
man lie P an.
l,, temp.-, inform
id judgment of Vim . I
i, through since .
a . I.
REDUCTION
at B. Bros.
my
the w
We are inter goods, ill
order close them out to make room for new
have put the knife to and will per cent.
on all goods. There ate
are offering and it will pay yon to buy now.
Our stock low, and this reduction make
prices far Mow what you will have opportunity
buy for
Come early and get the this reduction
All winter goods must In- of
stranger.,
the man on
, I To all
I the clerk . p
j . he mil In Hi
I stable, said mail 1- a
a some whit-h is plainly rails up ma
great Judge. Inn you ever on bis brow, let him g pi .-.
a e and head t He would said, one after number d- I a in
attract among u thousand to his
It III the fill
he was attired in a
gray cheviot sail . on and
he was sixty five year of
age, tail, broad shouldered,
straight arrow, a mas deadly
bead and a highly carrying and
of the Jewish 1-0.1 teat pleads lined l
to rivet all eyes, and coal
then- bus a Will and Ibid
about bis bearing and movements affray, Galloway pleads
that a .-. and Jim Hard
, Just dark he was seen to guilty, fined SI and anal.
leave bis room and directly selling
to the most reel he
.
.
silo b.
. . -j -1-
. the s
Ii.
t .
. a v
Superior Court.
v.
bosoms
again
I ,. my
.-. x first . .
a, that I
. rid 1- than he ; In. u
. ,, , b Tb .-
youthful . res spread up
F Ii pro
. . . . hi. .-
,. ,,,,. world by I
f January we give the
in -p replenish their table-
. . n the center of our you
will a lo of odd China and Glassware.
pi ; you have this AT COST, a we
to get clear of these odd pieces. Those goods
be sold for cash only at these prices, so ha sure to
book In this lot you v-ill find
Dishes Cups and Saucers, Howls,
Goblets. c. This lot is limited, but sale will
as stock We are going to de the
same business our stock of Fruits. Note. Can-
Fines mixed nuts els per pound,
Ii candy Bells tram will be sold
Plain candies per pound. Apples,
This -ale will
Jan Be on lime to gather in some of then.
been a of new goods added
Si k since the holiday trade, u
No mailer Low hard
ill you If you good
. carry a large stock of lop grade
I .
We Fall Suits odd
Couches, Racks, Side-
n i
.- . of the little tote, ex-
in limes of older Wintry
skin.
Fairbanks Tar Soap
First cleanses the -km all
. and keeps sod
soaps,
Bouquet lo the cheapest that is
lot use
Could find a walk. And a
Sum All.
then
. i .
1- ii, . laid id
Are souls i.
b dull
all 1.1 II tics III M . III
v.
.
I that . . the
I'm many
j u . ire yours I-. please.
Phoenix
t , . . i. .
, Pi
Hi in II
I III. III
. . .
CHERRY
Greenville's Great Department Store.
B. BRO., group of pleads guilty, fined he.,
Greenville, N. C. idle and
I nothing tun bis Andrew and Ham of
once. A had seen affray, guilty, O in, ; lull , i in
passing through town and was a.-is- nails cure I. .-a I . you
bad spread s look Henry
lag man stopping hotel, guilty.
Forbes assault with en.-.- in some live, 11-
assembled what was deadly guilty, deed seeing have the
but nothing con . f , will, 1.1 it.
The
walked out and again not , tin
j but closed and
hit return,
have you found
who tin- man asked an
the
Mr. Jim
to the pull 11.01
guilty . it- M
Hardy, ,,. . .
Pierce, carry ,,. ,., . ,, .
leads guilty, II mil
and cost. nuclei, a I In I u
has Is, pleads .,,, and . the
I. d
lint who he and l-
leaked everyone. Ami upon con
it as decided that it
nothing Happened I g day
to solve mystery, Selby
should be a
logo to tile and ask Ills
A larger than
I lie
at the hotel and a in null
reported that he bud n
dark
had hull at a .
and lost him all
graveyard on tin-
tow a.
lie baa
said someone, Is
for
1-
In has bulled s.-mi thing in
be wishes lo
In addition to the best stoves in the world
carry everything- you may expect to find in a hard- h, ., ,,,.,
ware store.
I ton say. bis name is Kilo Inc. fined
guilty. fad
Mary Adam-. I.
III .
null.
Escape.
Jan. lb;
., Greene
Little,
I story .,
for years H c s
FOR SALE BY
BAKER HART
ring up an among the surface IN.
Is made by oft,
said tank 1- heated b a travel
hall know all II ling furnace and which Is operated
i Major bus barn appointed in an
Packing for Steam and Water Pipe is I move can
decidedly the best thing of the kind
have ever handled. Call and examine it.
. I lie, .-- .- ,.
.
. . lie . Ii
. cab, dignity Here i I
. , . . .
. tin 1-
or A ii . .
mil , .-,. let , .
I, . .-I . . r .
, , n ,; . ;. i
-I hi the I
ll . lo ii I
the I In to rel to I
. . a. II. is III .
I . . , ,. II. . . d
, and .
m .
fine and fire and smoke extensive . .
lire caught . , awaken an
jet. against which Interest in the it angels,
lain- were In wind and step 1- tin .
Can Little wilt passing and r.-l mile- sen covet id and
up slain to give aid. The their the on line of
was with small m-1 .-
I. . The relation teacher t. traveling, ill n
, the lie such an going hub deep
I ,,
have I hem in mud.
-HI, us, which enable, us
fulfill with .,,,., .
our vocation ills
in life. I Ii
House seen
In. with more than
arm will mm pleasure
I. tine sand I. sprinkled old law prohibits chicken, from
null Is a large in
. Ml ,. h mole
SOUTH CAROLINA EDITOR
SHOT DOWN IN THE STREET
A Cowardly Assassination by James Tillman,
Lieutenant Governor of South Caro-
and Cousin of
Senator Tillman.
N Ii,
.-.
I , III, of
.
shot
, I , I
. , . editorial
taken to prevent trouble of
kind.
Two mouths ago a
teller to a form-
challenge a dual, offering
resign bis position M Lieut. Gov-
if would meet him
; , last sum met
. M principal
. . .
was He was
on from bis
, coming
me, senate
, , , , and scoundrel.
man la deplored
, um, 1- lull
tin- honor. The
l. was spurned
Dining the lust
Carolina Tillman was d-
th.
editorial in mate, us a liar,
was arrested and
la
lynching, lull extra
awaiting a preliminary trial.
ii.
, mad, i-i., dual Is dune away
next morning a hall
person, bad with. II appeal
the hotel. it I bat lull
making bin appearance he at I washes away. The idea n.
once to room, be generally adopted
i- practical lasts.
Unit
i- 11.1 source Ml
-1. . .
he called be
abet, are all Ins S for II
attention to details ill ob Job Depart
is shown in high work we are
turning out. We have the beet equipped office and be knocked d. without a
do n class of printing hardly in tins section, j A- it Impossible to
If you are particular as to the quality of your see inside, Mr. was not
printing, we want work. We give you best up, to a what is beneath her.
, Would Hull
Alike
A man bates what i- above him
, I lie
world's coal Is I I
Wonder if good
is of
Jan, One U. A.
who i-
lie,. . etc., has
i in jail
lie has a hubby for
ii 1- a of of
I he Mill and
the and
hi- in.
ran him down several
year, ago and was lo the
p. nil. from
Company.
A by -aim- was
operating In Pitt county two
years ago, industrial
11- and co
lie swindled a
his race but slipped away before
they could catch
tins at i, lb,
-ante man
Mail I Ink Hart.
Mr. B. of
one of railway mail clerks
between
for live years par
by burl Thursday
III than he was An the train was about pass
deviltry again mid will now have mail rank Mr.
,. answer a of charge-
, get hug sud his band struck
swindling nude. the rack, badly


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Eastern reflector, 16 January 1903
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The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
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January 16, 1903
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