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Don't fail to see me
before you buy
Guns, Shells, Stoves
I ii eaters, Pumps.
Locks, Hinges.
m And anything else in the Hardware Line.
Your friend,
I H. L. CARR
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flu Kill MET
TWO THUS MS PAID IN Till
i OH HIE
OF S. J. TOUT V HAS
Loan Value,
Cash Value.
up
Insurance that works .
Is Son
Will tie re If arrows paid on while
reliving, or within three year- after lapse, upon
of payment will,
second No Restriction, v Incontestable.
Dividends arc payable at the of the second and cf each
succeeding year, provided the premium for the in- paid,
They reduce Premiums, or
To the
S. To make policy payable endow during the
of insured.
J. L. SUGG,
Greenville, X
Three Time
the Value of
Any Other.
I bird Easier,
One Third Pastel
wanted in ell
Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co.
Atlanta. Gil
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N C.
mm
Goes up or
down
According to the
you give your
Keep it to
and it goes down. Keep
it before the public and it
climbs up.
tried it; Well, lime you
tried it and let the people kn
columns
trade. The advertising
T H E R
TO R
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used regularly and persistently, will
make business grow, Are you
with business if not, ad-
it, and will be satisfied
with the returns. Vi n will find
interested in at you say if you
talk to them
THE
Push your business
up by advertising.
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No Substitute.
A CASE OF
DESERTION
Arty II I U
foe M
of -i ind bad
. Mm n. baa bran
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it
lit- wile i id id
H i tin-
bad
-if
b HI
fallow
. i he
la i mill d i ha
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M-t i-y i fa
m nm r to liar
Io take tan f H Ml
and
l- to -nil monthly
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tao at fall sis
month were hut
at Molly hi
bad lived
A inly
bad bean
th.- ; had tow to
bar i
who been horn t. bar Hut
When reached l
bar baby, whoa
in a
Tl ltd u is . pretty and
n it of
i- adopt bar. Th.- lady
j III put Moll
auction, th. i. in- upon
In hand of a
Molly bed down lo
e; bidder Ob the day of the the
noun- matron mounted a tabla a
Molly In Mr and for
ware In
a of
people who wanted r.
Fifty dollar was hid mid the amount
run up lo by
look bold it
ii a man
crowd Ilka
A lady who . a
to ii, child bid bin nil
the Min.
be a II -l the TO
. . t.
tunnel
n all Thai
child ft h
bronchi In I
know id
bean her for
I I Rained any
r Hie
id r areal roll from
and
bulk
ho
tool, little girl In anus, and
look U Ml
And had hunted for gold in the
and a coal mine. Thin bad
him u lie had with a
In far and had
hOW much they had to bear I
and forbear Then it occurred to bin
that ho had In the face of u j
i-r th a. a
Ii a known Anal
a OM of
eon of In church that h- not only
owned a payed on
had beau f.- act of
hut a- it only
and bk he flt
to mi n Ida
wont and dunces. It
W OM majority.
that R and not
the into Hut at tho
same hi to play
but th- mot aim
The move on the part of Satan
to Induce new to atop
and gate at on
a A him
and him for an
hour on the of
BUt, la, he
hi t. at-
tend in n r
par His. had
a M
and down, and ho
was warm-.
baa
The it
wasn't weeks before bought n
for hi At an Informal
of ti- other th.- paw
opener and it was de-
a piano Dot In
under the head of naturally wicked.
The the deacon
live the same s
a piano and hi
critics wees watching
and when they caught him
tapping in another Hi ban
faced the road, and an for
n bitters came and offer-
ed him fr of for a
year the good man pocketed the cash.
A mighty Stan soon appeared on the
roof, and the net a
before Deacon
In It a- of
majority all
three fourth and that the
had Bold to the of
and to W
He going like a to
the slaughter when hired a
to drink four littles of the hitters
st once proved that there
It to lilt a heel off
th.- ground
be no one was
H this fad didn't do re
give l r RU apple paring
that fall.
on the
however, daughter
w a favorite, and one winter
a lot of young
as a lie turn
away, and ha reluctantly brought
out hi riddle.
The and the piano out
with Hy
by nil who and how
they ever switched off on to
deacon could to him-
self. It was like n dream lo him next
day told the young folk
had formed in and danced ha hi
forward and
to the left all
he studied and niched.
Before noon day It WM known
far and wide that Hastings
had for i dance That he would
lo regarded n a matter
of course, and it determined that
hi fellow
ho run from the wane of
crime. o'clock on
U . r tin i they HIM
Into hi put him on k,
I gut much
th
Richmond, Va.
m the brink of Th Greatest Stock of Fine
I have
and Medium
of
have H kinds of
fay Ph the
but lite one kind
ala IS If I
OLD DOMINION
shaved by of r Is They
have beast goad tea one
of but no bow they
knew always cave
;, . tune
i I ice l
If Hf, i ready to part
if coarse but
when l and my,
left handed leave the
on pretest other and
f d. men
whom an Ike
have la the
and haM me that
have a dread of
handed In
ion, I am n left hand-
ed cutter and tin. r l pretty to
the r i. p of Hash,
while a occupation
ma be relied on to
produce real if pursued by a
person ch her left
What LaM.
When Mr. in was
for of Now York. Mr.
received for
lieutenant The thus
was ma
tatty a little knot of hi
who usually voted
Republican took Mr
from his name lo be a sad
they their In his favor.
that he had majority of nearly
One day Mr. and Mr.
had been they
met at n political at the for
house In park. Mr.
bad fall a
Mr. extra majority, and
M In the current of
Mr. Jestingly said.
governor, you must I had
than as
u a flash Mr. retorted,
you the and I
the
a -t
tail exclaimed young
medical student, n
asked i
a follow was hi
a lea The professor wild it
must come off. by some moans or
other he off
Do you call a of u-
a bit The professor It
would terrible for the poor fellow
to go with no at all, be
up it.- crushed leg
of that off, too. and now it is as
good as ever An ordinary
WOUld hove left the fellow legless.
Wonderful skill, the
Furniture
in the South.
Solicited.
319-711-713 E. Broad Street.
Richmond, V.
sir.
K I. M l
I fix. m f-i
m ill. for
for
Sew
South Crack,
mid
nil for rail-
at
the OM b. from
Hew York; Line from
UM
S S Co. from Mer
from
CHERRY, .,
K.
N.
ATLANTIC COAST
mi.
IN-
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Sunday
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S. C.
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York
No.
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p m
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p in
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and
on it
Fresh kepi n
and
A t ill
D. W.
p p m
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p a
p a in
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Ml
a was n. junior
a and h of
in I.- Unit
on hi, h.- m i i lo writs
a letter of n
from Ion
To areal hi. employer.
a for
next day. ant young
and him to
of tho hail Bad no
Tho ran
J ore.
ct in. which
you
of
for.-.- forty pound, of
a nil the Mat round.
REDUCTION
at B. Bros.
We are overstocked Winter goods, ii.
order to close out to make room for goods
have put the knit- to prices and will give SO per
on all these goods. There are In
it will pay you to buy now.
Our stock low, and this reduction makes our
prices below what yon will have another opportunity to
buy for.
early and get this great reduction.
All winter goods be disposed of quickly.
B. BRO.,
Phoenix N. C.
The
Five Cent not made by a
Trust. You get any charity
presents this but you do
get your money's of good
Tobacco. Reflector Book Store.
R K L attention to details in our Job Depart
is shown In the class of work we are
turning out. We have the best equipped office and
do n of printing hardly in this section.
If you particular as to the quality of
printing, we want your work. We give you the best
Die
ii-
tore I
1.1
i-
Father r
the culprit there s
f Ms face was a to j i gang than
Add e of away with
you sun called the
to be danced, didn't one.
did. When the to
f. it hi.
days used lo no to every
dance within tan
can M DO doubt,
liable upon tho
k- . each other, and had hi
waited for his child would bats
n bond far nil
lug bit he was named
trustee for his child, and the president
of the home took Interest In
his wife, the mother of his
child, to lbs work herself.
Hut made slow and after
gave up work
Meanwhile And hired a
lid deacon, If sin-
music and that there was dancing,
but ii.- must not be too Impetuous.
beacon Hopkins, will you let
the last
called his daughter down I
got out his While he was
tuning up three of Minnie's girl friends
and were ushered Into the
room. When the mush, ready,
will show you as can rs- J
bow n Deacon Jonas.
comfortable country home a auras you stand here with say wife. You
era up these girls. Now you
one spring John work- ail ready. Salute your
In Ills while Molly to the right-gents lo
butterflies over the grass, a All salute Promenade hair way round;
carriage came up the road and -half way home, ah
Andy leaning on swing your
Us spade, looking it. A presentiment
come to that wife was within.
Hut. no; could
such
short distance
Of the him,
The deacons Stood up reluctant-
They had hung at
r coma to him hi coll. It was only for a minute, how-
lags stopped a A swept them from
in. and head to heels and buck, and they want
slighted. John through the with a Tim,
the way It said Deacon
Hastings a the
more of it; two hours.
Tin- deacons to the kitchen
for a when
got they looked into each other's
face and queried,
When they had returned to par-
Deacon for the
rust. sum.
And you
sinful music that you called
alls for a sinful hut we
that your got away
with you feud that everybody enjoyed
the occasion, so you won't hear
any more about It. tiny add In this
connection, being we here as-
and being as your fiddle and
piano are in tuna, you might favor us
with o few more lively airs-
B LEWIS.
mm.
well dressed man Is ons
Whose clothes do not
attention.
possible for to be i
well dressed,
Just get a neat.
suit.
It. I
get n new suit Without
. i i
Is a say
of living the Any
can carry his however heavy,
until nightfall, and any one can do
work, however hard, till the sun goal
down. Any OM eon Hie
and purely for one day. And
this Is all Ufa means to
little Why try this
No h American.
disappointed; but nothing
woman about to slight, his pulse
quickened again. Once more ha was
doomed at
the In the black and
while ff Sen for she must surely
be the Then vision of
his life flashed before him. the
running to him with outstretched
arms in another moment husband
and wife were in each embrace,
sud lilt.- Molly, coming up, was
them,
Moll., had last found II to also
support h.-r child and had gone lo the
home of her.
have often said the lady
president a little later In sitting
room, this,
rare soon after marriage,
ind have at the Sure-
than must I-e some great discovery,
some hitter I SI
my reward for bringing you two to-
that you tell the lo
this
Andy and Molly hung their heads.
was all my said Molly.
mine.- Mid Andy.
The asked lady again.
was no said Molly.
Starter that I Andy
one morning to bring ma a of
coal, and be wouldn't do It till ha bad
tied his
lady
president, throwing up her hands.
it cause for OS
much
. M.
BOd
ti
I idea. Cotton
ale, Mo. Hail
Salts,
t I.
gad As
Henry
ti
Syrup, Mill.
i. m
CHI,
t H Meat
i St,
Gluts
i. t Tin
ii,
ii, t B-l New
i mi
-i. in.
. ,. km
S. M.
A l-i
MK.
j. K.
and
on No. X and -1 lo
Fla.
H M. W. J.
T. II. T. M.
Wilmington, N. C.
CHURCH
Sen
lay,
J. N. Booth,
. M. A. Allen
Mil
lay, nil evening.
H II. Kure,
a. in. L, II.
Sun
. E. B.
W. K. Cox,
Minister. and
w. k . w c a r
2nd 4th
IN
General
Whichard. N. C.
The Slink in every
and
lowest. priest
Sunday school . in , W. B.
Brown, Litany
every Wednesday a. m.
and fourth in
night.
Kev. W. pastor. Sun
day P. M., W. R. Par
regular
IN
i. I k CD.
Norfolk, Va.
mill torn of
tin
ii hi; is nothing which
fuses more quickly in n family
than the and
the hi. at
Is not true
Tin p an i things
as much rapidity
and in m The are a
smile, a frank open a
face, s
A Still
you going to take that pug
dog with
Charles. really
him to make yourself
by
ls of Tug, Char
replied Carrie, take yon
some lime when
dally
Al a in. i .
me. sir. haven't
Your Is strangely
our Introduced us
tO h Just
I was positive I had you
I forget g
Exchange
me to ac-
bin to Opera tomorrow
evening.
i yea
lion I
lie ma
s It at
all. I told I DUMBS
provided n
Under all
Mr. D.
Nevada, O. was
cured by
of
trouble
bad
his
W.
Pa., was cured
of
by
the u
YOU WANT
i . nil i
etc., yo to
Mrs. L. H. WHITE,
Black N. C.
Nice lino if tn low
i cash or in
for
A t. A A. M
meets and
Monday evening. K.
W. at., J. M. See.
K. P. K Lodge, No.
every Wednesday
K. C. S.
K. and
I. O. O. Lodge,
No. every
I A S. Ellington, N. O.,
L. II. i.
K. A. Zeb No.
meets every Thursday
W. B Wilson, Secretary, J.
Regent.
n. O. A. Egyptian Council,
II, inert every Hint and third
Thursday night Odd Fellow.
Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy
S. Smith
I. O.
No. every and
in Odd
lows Hall. B. Wilson
S. Me.
IN
American and Italian Marble
I VII
mil Iron Sal.
work
r lie.
ab. a .
m dark hit.
to turn Hi, In
want to look prior to Sad bar la Um
la
Tear, ago Han-,
beard list
of ii.--,. living at b.
in Mr.
an a
pour
down a tire
COUNTY
Clerk Superior Court, D. O.
Moore.
Sheriff, O. W. Harrington.
Register of Deeds, R. William.
Treasurer, J. B. Cherry.
Coroner, C. OIL
J. D. Cox.
Commissioners, J. J. Hike, W.
W. R. Home, J. R. J
W. Page and J. Spier.
Board meets
TOWN OFFICERS.
II. W.
H. L.
Clerk,
C. D.
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
and S. I. Dudley.
Aldermen, D L. C
Arthur, Charles Cobb, B F. Pat-
rick, K B. K. L.
W. K. Parker B. Y. Tyson.
Board meets every first Thursday
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers
Cotton, Grain and j
ons. Private Wires to New York,
New Orleans.
PATENTS
ax
R. L.
C.
You Write
a per letter to ITel y
of the
lies in Till when
yon advertise in
Eastern Reflector
Published Twice a Week.
The Eastern Reflector
D, J.
Hi
I S h
stationers
, School
Books, , Supplies, Etc.
VOL.
PITT COUNTY, N. C FRIDAY,
NO
GREENVILLE,
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ricks h Wilkinson u
aped If Home and am
in in I in
Our Clearing
Up Sale
cling
IS Not.-s State Capital ,
I Sui night i
V .-V tended It'll
N. .
settled, and Ba.
bill ill g.
Ian 11.1. mill
ti
IN OF STATES OR A
OF
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f, I mills I
we ho mi i Hum -I ii. Fib
r u its.
The
, snarl of death an
dun K
, . hi nil en I II
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lo, lug ill
hen e-. lb
,. . nil i- R I lie
Mi.
,, r , of limy fill will
r hi the c Heed. ,
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I , shall
any and U- Mr. Bin .
and
RAN D-----
White Goods Show
---------OUR NEW LINE
White Goods, Laces and
i.,. i. . lea ,
is, of
I I II
. Keel. I lie I'll
In
mil
I; pawed
assembly as an
which i- pi ill
v. Ill
of Winter is progressing with a swing is almost ex-
prices town mark-d on entire
Hue Dress Clothing should appeal
to you a must forcible manner. If re
if we are right are to b I
buyer and r
At no time in tin- year doe. this offer in to
than at. of ,. U-r J-
been M so with pp m . ,
that awry naturally torn, our way out shopping, I t ; , .,.
and men, too, that are drawn to b-v i , a
the ,,,,,,, is .
Out Listen to tale ,.,.
what was against ii is in pr.
all
II. K
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Dress Goods
suffer the second out in Double width., nil
reduced
goods
Me I
in ii i,
, ,,., i Fm i ii . like
i-.-i. i . . . , . .
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lots. . e, purpose. I, . I.,
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be hi
or and i
stated a penally id Is pro
I Thai is ab, said
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BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
ii
in n.
VI ii i i
, ii in
her father's eye and w.
She I
. ,
leave use
will sell now without coaxing
the absence-d these
lull
, . . ., , , an. IV n ii sill Is-
while Blankets, 8.00. Bra . .
were 1.75, now All Wool were
11-4 All Wool Blankets, were n now
now Best All Wool
11-4 All Wool Blankets, were I were 6.00, now
In i In hi i
topped in
on. She went shine In
the of Mi. T. en
avenue, where sin- was
joined Mr. Rev.
lb
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if id Mill i
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WHITE GOODS
I Plain
i hi Linens, Persian
ill in
Linen,
Swim a
. I i styles especially
. i I. n- slum to you today.
mm
EH
ill Sets
Sui
., . i v. ml,
ii in
Si Is, All
N i ii inn ii. I in
all
. h . styles prices. Seeing is
lake ii louts you will he
SHOES
I alter the ten
Hie
i h lends r
year, ill eleven
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, , .,.,, id.
I l is I. mug l .
Shoes have more than any section the store. Innings a i
me hundred pairs were 1.7.1. and the lei- and he
different and all laid . the bargain counter .
few
lie
cents a pair.
These are bargains that don't last
UMBRELLAS
Black Taffeta top, was
1.00, now
Black Taffeta top, was
1.25, now 1.00
inch Fine Black Taffeta top,
now
20-inch Fine Taffeta top,
was 2.00, now
, bill favorably, after amending it In
Pine Black Taffeta lop, ,.,,.,.,. ,,,,
was 8.00. now . brier
80-Inch Extra Fine Black ,,.,.,. ,, , opera
feta top, was 8.50, now OM
inch Extra Fine
Mr, is mail
rural delivery
from Greenville, Is a
I .-. I. l- i-
,, , , man
hale lie Wans hill
bride has Tor some
consul, lull a re
., , time bad a the
sen . , I
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They
top, was 4.00, now 3.85
inch Extra Fine Black
top, now 4.00 range Hue that
These made of a very best material. Handle men are lea.
and tops gum anted. II not your money refunded. claim to
lob claim have cast
Fur Scarfs.
. . . .
years and say a. ill
II.
id
favor ii reform.
in
even t-e hill
Reduced to less than half price, Sum.- that were
1.50, 4.00, 5.00 and Align at last ., only i
long at this price. Come early be served best. t m ,
will
weaken el liar dun
Clothing-
clear of
We need
space and must close
bills
men
In in
A. II. Mills and Mil He Tyson ,.,. . u-,
K. s.,,., . .
Laces
l M . .,.
ti. . i
CHERRY
Greenville's Great Department Store.
Nichols,
New Stock
Garden Seeds
Onion Sets
PEAS, BEANS, ETC.
Nichols,
The Popular Druggists.
lite Mr. in
, mi i -i
. v. i i.
and K I ;
UM
lady . .; . n ., .,,. ,, .,, ,,,.,,,,,, ., ,, ,
ii , Hull no ., ., , , ., ,
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. , . .,. . i mull b
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lull i ,., in. . Madison . ;
of R. . II ,., , .,. i have
Issued the following ,,., U
license-. i . i II
,, . ,
. ,. III. II i i seek .
I. , i i v. e , . tun.
Andrews. I sin am. b i -his ,. i. of
Bishop King ,.,,, In- I. lass m d
I . mil .
John Perkins and
i II II. I
ill
I ,
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. in Inn ;.
n lo ,
Burton O. i, ,.,. , ,. , , ;,
in on
Ill ii . N. V , 15.-
Dr. lo Norfolk
Wilmington, Feb.
Keel
nm a as
In. h
winter suits. Sizes to -nits that were
I I
In.
in i t.
Henry x and t nil-l I
sin I. Junes Jo.
i to cause. Jr. and
, enemies, i ,
Dire Cobb,
All Wool that were now 1.10. quality in t-.,,.,,, who would n, . H, n .
Flannels and Serges, that Were 2.00 and no, all at ,, p,.,,., . ,
price now, 1.75- Oar 0.00 are out to and now you DU in- in hat lie
can your choice at 3.50. would be pool soldiers.
Men's now 2.75. d who ill work
Suits and Overcoat, that were 12.00, 18.60,15.00,16.60, unless
liquor can be
,., , a are friends to tern-
b vi We such men
our m,
Held Herald.
. . ,, . w,
Henry Calvin
m iii-s it Hie, J , , I
.
. . i. . runs Press Club, oily, today a meeting of
id nm in. yens from today executive
. II i. n in withdraw hi.
i Stan. II. Hand does a week
,. ft years the same by the
mi i . leg,, state, places under pro
Standard Patterns for Designer,
sheet free.
Williams.
Mary
Prank and Walls
Ida in
Id
A.
John
Moore.
lie i in In I
Ml
Lull.
i mi, n s pro-
ind under John Hull's An appropriated
I ii know what
Will It i , i, , , ,
Hi,, ii-, ii i
h i . i. . j l .
lb P. is mo i
long since I beau, of the Culled evening Dr. Black well
ii to in i in by Wind
ll Mil
I expressing at Dr. Black-
decision drafter and
re-1 will be adopted by a
i h I'll 1.1.1,1.111. trial; inciting church
i ,. in,,, Is in danger, body tomorrow night.
The i States j
i n i more than his of the call
For knowing possessing of the authoritative
things of fashion, keep yourself familiar
The Only i a Sigh
Charlotte Is to have a home fur
. fallen women, we are afraid
RICKS WILKINSON. V lob. derived ii.
are doubtful,
women hate been re
formed, will
1836.
WHITT CO.,
and Granite Monuments,
and Agents for Iron Fencing;.
, I hi high wind nigh to Baptist church of Nor
., ,
, . ii. . II. l's, .
M I'll l- II I S
They Were
A In- in en for
-i i pay
ts, for a scrap , Into
which In- gotten, was i
meet popular bird. Two
men appeared and lo
a, d s a, i
nil Mr K II V
Ir V. a blow II II
life had Line he
. , ivy on Mr. I-. I. I ii
-mt H t death sin-
ell mi life's i
. , ill. I Ci l
I,, . I. ii i ;, new
I,. .,.,.
;.
ii, hi
l,,, i . Hum Is -in
oil a rail. I
. where
n's
III.
nu of and to leave not
may be well April 1st Mr. Joe
sec of the First church, Norfolk,
Mourn doctrine i-. We hue, was so advised by Idler today.
-ml ii. i European power shall at large greatly
acquire on decision of Dr. Black
in well were
to keep not only by bis
Monroe doctrine, by the
, . . . I., , , ,, .
There is doubt
Sage is lo of a
hie owe shoes
Mala and Rocky Mount, for eighty but it must be a
S. C.
For Prices and Designs, address the Rocky
Mount, N. C, office.
We . I. a ii. the y her debts at large, fin
rather expensive luxury fur one i
Uncle
He
, . ,.,, I . . , . . . . s.,., I,,,,,
t day. And i . . , , ,.,,., the people recent-
,, II. , course, force of
other am i m, for he eat .,,,,,, , , if I go,
III. plea . , , ,.,. the Isthmus lane to him
lit ,., ,.,,.,,,., ,,,, bin.
and she She ere he ,,,,,,, ,., I. two oceans flow
pan following lie was sum- ,, l,., Then I would y lo
mill the was lo another bedside South
who married the another child enter t Hag with a
one Lurid. All Huh less I ban . . hole in asked a man
over or
who married little child enter
couple. one World. All I'll. I
marriage, week, there
not her in live
And lo does I Hag with a
Take all yen ,,,,. , asked . man
in up wain. would to
in the lo v. and tie,.,. who w the ware signal fl,.
shows mongrel mg Monday. took black
wave governments are of flag tor a hole.

v .
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
HEM I AND
D. J.
PAUL R. OUTLAW,
hit paper's mt baa
of train,
i-ti many of
lie-
hit th.- tit Greenville. N. H
known upon
A correspondent desired at every
WHAT WAS YOUR SHARE
Bead
not hi
in enough t, hive than
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FEBRUARY 1903
tin-
equality. Aren't any
tree
looted provided halt
A boy scarcely years old, the son of I farmer, reeled out and I
of a Main street brothel Saturday night. He was drunk.
beastly, insanely drunk. He stumbled along in th- darkness,
muttering curses and drunken gibberish. The darkness of
back street swallowed him up. What part did have in
making this boy a drunkard i
My Ha
i very sex ere
lint took elf am
a Of
and ii all my hair
Quinn. Marseilles,
I he
THE VANISHED GLORY OF THE decent, repulsive details of
STATE OF PITT. ; Bishop trial Charlotte.
The details by the Oh-
Alas of the good ,.,,,. , f
old state of Pitt. Once she a
are the s
llama nil the Booth,
booming bin president.
ever, are have article a
the grandfather clause will
your Mark
boom look like tin- traditional
cents,
One thing is certain,
Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. This is
because it is a hair food.
It feeds the hair and the
hair grows, that's all there
is to it. It stops falling
of the hair, too, and
ways restores color to
gray hair.
i Mil
t . ;
. H
and
i do
.
US,
It's the Hit Ho,.
that Hollers.
Still holds the position of OF THE GOLDEN and
which r
an interval in
power th states that
We simply cannot believe
,. . . . hither way is right,
the readers of the Observer ., ray
mute up the free, Shame Congress commute-
nation of North far- . if
sending her full quota of for adds
Carolina
not of
lawmakers to the congress at
to take part in the judicial
and economical attain of stale.
the lion
of being the town of
Tegucigalpa
with the Improve
lull
it our
The
j the who Well,
The voice of our representatives reappearing as for the
please, was in the liquor men before the legislature
. , ,. to or
the nation. Following ,,,.,. , ,,. r . ,.,,
the traditions of our fathers we remarks believe that ,,.,.,,., , .,
sen, two a the legal profession Pa, ,,,.
forbid a lawyer to defend a man up bis present
senator to to make ,. , ,,.
and the balance of out lawyers only in theory, beloved.
,. We assume that every lawyer has per annum.
to lobby for or them. ow whether It a more i
were a proud people, is proper or improper for him to
,,,.,,, ,,, appear in a It i
with to the that
tor a layman or a lawyer either, paragraphs, too.
war as as any state mailer, to lay down an
votes rule that would all
Hut we Know that if
shatters a woman a
the man she
ins to take
of the opportunity
him kiss make up.
fills in
line nun Ike of the
raises u- price
to per
north
If the ran
are
many vote, ,. . Rockefeller
could to elect as u appeared only in canes guard around him every
to be hundred old
be
the of
or believed
But how times knew or f k k
,, . . M, their were innocent a
have We no be without oil from sir. From
rank with our who j clients and a great of offer of several
have the proud pride,, of send- Uh. into -rt . ;. .
three representative to it would seem I but his body
We must take a back eat. Our usually
H falling one. We hide temporary is decidedly
our heads with we order in this We did
have to admit that e have av a lawyer should do-
Friend, hr
get out your i ho but that he
and ashen, and prepare to weep, j should not defend one whom he
for we shall tell how it all CUM j know, to be guilty. And we Still
about. Here follows the mournful j,,,,,, , who will de-
and you know it's true. a known to be
it is what Representative l . H
King wrote to his paper this week, criminal himself. If that la
The for then right and are
where are petitions
will taken up
We have a vague idea lb re
i Mime kind in
but as parties of the
and pails e are
for that
King knew ail end
knew He an ab-
solute falsehood when he attempt- j
ed to Messrs. Whedbee and j
Arthur before the In
false light. With fact- in
view and others will come to
light before the it the
we are of
ion that it will a lather
cult matter fr
King to people of Pitt;
county that he did what he was
m to Raleigh do. And M
falling in the last ditch, no doubt
the people will a Mutable
one for that's long and
deep -about the lime the next
election. Certain H is that a gnat
many nominate
and elect
orders for Licking machines and
are impatiently awaiting their i
rival.
a- associate editor of Tub Ra
tin- wilier i
responsible for the statements till
this article and the one to
exception taken, in
of them and all mailer appearing
In Tub be is upheld
and supported by t he editor Io- j
chief.
We beg indulgence
leaders for presenting these re ;
Tin- kind of a
know-, make you I
brush him off your nose,
i It. II AH.
seem
con- worth guarding.
it of
Reed Smoot, the who is
tiding t the senate,
did have some little but
it's all no since the
Star credits him lo Idaho,
Is the Star color blind in its
It said Senator
plated from an
i. on
.,; it tin-
II
of the furnished
mil strike
fuel, the
be
this week by its representative.
Shades of our ancestors, how the
the We were
lull into the
legislature against wearing high
hats in moves the Green- though there would be ran
There may be no
shroud, but tome people will The
Io a baud big thrown mt-
shoulder in which to tote old We hope the live
Charon's a ducal two the will
tor rainy as it
, , .- lit o-
under the e ,,. the mean
Mat Senator and remark that It would be hard on
,. , . . . ,,,. i In
live Raleigh to . Am,
mite of glory from Mr. count himself it he
it mu-t , ., ,
pole one these Hue
been a dream, a delusion and
snare, Mi. King says be s Oh we were referring toe, couple
the only Dullest, and Mr. King is of the
an honorable man. other word, two
Well, we can only l-i .,, thing
good old days when we had three a man. you know,
representatives the
w here were
With John s. Wise delivering a
blond and thunder speech
ton, lieu waving
pitchfork lo See York,
bas good right to exclaim
Southern are driving
Northern orators out business.
Times is the e
i In fa id to
git a in the up lo dale
town of
John D.
money makes
What will you have, John, a pair
old or a out f
and could lift P vote with
the greatest, but with all la-
we have of
to admit that a contemporary
our ease exactly when h
must be mot to
some lo see what
have sent lo the
It is
And while era are drawing a
gram of the thing we may as well
explain that of hat worn
the men referred to be a
high nub I re worn on
the heel or
Neb, financial fad
and the N. ,
tad do not seem to hi I
along well together.
Tillman,
FOR
As as the winds howl
the requiem of a wasted life are the
shattered idols that are shewn
the of
The and debris
of idols that have shown feet
of clay and crumbled into dual are
but mark
log the death and burial of dear
illusions, the of ideals
and the departure of many a
of the good true. As lb wars
roll on we have less faith in our
ideals, because we h bow
they have gone the of human
but we grow quite so
faraway from the dreams of youth
that we have some one ideal lo
cherish, spite of the bitter ex-
of I he past
it was so with us. We looked
upon the Charlotte as a
tower of an exceptional
journal, that could,
any circumstances, admit anything
yellow its columns. But our
little hour bas run Us
idol shows its feet
of clay. The Observer of the
with the
I he
Charlotte Observer's
correspondent writes the
London bill II becoming unpopular
in Raleigh, We to see what
that bas to do with It, Raleigh l
not all North Carol
And j el Hie I ill for the Char-
goes merrily on.
to is not yet
upon not be for
several though first it
looked like K W, Smith would is trying get nut of
gel the Hiss II. jail on bail. He lo gel
it's all nonsense is lb
sending orders to headline in certain papers.
senate by telegraph. Congress baa want to
Indicated no Intention to he lei alone.
not, lire men whose thing the trusts could
for the passage , M fl
of this every other
gt present residing that city. mail,
Observer.
That is true, but they are then- action of the
have died
dining the present session of
Whoever thought n
fatal
passed the
anti bill. It is
to be man
or beast.
to represent the people and not Is voting for a statue of Gen
and if they do not act B. Hall,
in accordance with the wishes of of
the people it will beau matter
to change their real- the loved commander,
and lire at home when .--.-----
another voting time It,. really did tint Washington are telling the
average woman can be led each Hart,
The Wilmington are anywhere with a diamond ring
Home of the
no n
John but
Mr.
Lets the glad hand to
No advice as to a state of That town can now get
evidently a hard set. There were remark opens the way for
two unprovoked upon that the doctor has done
white people by the . leading in bis day.
above i during latter part of
las week, one of which was
savage brutal. We are Salvador
the state department has
are inclined to believe that a few M the g
more new would Boa. look in the police mu-Ks fast,
keep lawless element of the
black lace check.
Every dog his day, but man
legislature of North
lie amused himself by launching
his a half
column of unmanly innuendo
ibis least we
left to assume that we ate the ob-
of our learned self-
The article in Norfolk,
question Is us follows;
notice our jug m
nor, ha-, with
It disregard tor the truth.
made to our
on the
untrue and h--
know it. Also be has made state-
t to petitions
from tin people.
tire not untrue, hut u
i. on some of the best
. us the ever had. We know
ho . have misrepresented,
-in.
hut m know in nothing
-v. done but what our people
ant
are not bosses enough In
North Carolina to make us swerve
resent our people.
of Greenville, you
n your in-st In-
f t Wt an- doing
the last Hut
ii. not
We regret we are called
up mi lo hold mi to public scorn
reproof a man whose Code of
honor does not permit him to
openly the name
those h attempts to
Tor a brave man, though he
he in the wrong, w can entertain
of Any
may hope to In
u at feeling save contempt
the drat part of
me like innuendo is
u little contemptible
we II without a thought.
As to the we made
untruthful meats regarding
to Raleigh
oppose the bill,
quote the article In
have called
i rumored on to-
i; i
. t
I hi in. hi bills,
Hit-
i to th, i to
j- i I of tin
. -i ii j who ii
proposition to
t hi Urn rim iii en
n Inform Ike public lo-
Issue as to the name ,
the gentlemen up lbs
g absence the
editor in chief, the
came writer, who
in charge of I'm. i
Alter making several attempts to
n put and
name- of the deli gallon, w
the was punted us
a and else, without
slightest desire to
reflect upon citizen who saw
lit to oppose measure
legislature.
In regard to
King word
we nave said i th- simple truth.
until nukes nun wince, it is
bin as lug
ii Is possible to
With of
melodrama of the who stood
the deck, out
a decided reference fur the bail
ii- a in which to fall.
Is a matter u-
W have but little ob-
would ft ill less
ii should see lo
a good big washing rain that
tune.
We believe the -object of
remarks Is fully in- title
of When he and
Whedbee and Arthur were
before the c- having under
c the bills,
out
it is to la
gentlemen are in
of the bills, then
coming here -tie paid by the
board or to
effect
Mr. Whedbee arose
and wish
to as
to stale Mr. knows
It to be I was
pointed on this I gave
Dot lee to the board of aldermen
that would go only at my sole
Mr. Arthur staled to the com-
that while he did not due-
warn the hoard his
that he would pay bis
expense-, as he did not know he
would appointed. et lie
lo the alter hi-
that such his
We hove and
has the largest sale of any Special Tobacco Fertilizer.
F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY,
Tarboro, N. C.
Columbia, S. C.
, EAT TO LIVE
Is all must do. If there is no eating
there is no living, and what you eat should
be of the beat qualify, A visit our store
the beat of
everything in
Groceries and Family Supplies
the variety quality are
surpassed anywhere. also
AFTER FEB. WE WILL SELL NO GOODS
ON ACCOUNT,
everything will for only, and
sailing for rash will enable us to give you the
very lowest prices.
Johnston Brothers,
THE CASH GROCERS.
Have You Forgot
What
THAT I AM CARRYING AN
UP-TO DATE LINE OF
AVERTED.
in the nick of time our
little boy was write- Mis.
Pleasant
Pneumonia had played Kid
with him mid h terrible
cough set In besides. Doctors treat-
ed him, but be grew every
day. At we tried Dr. King's
New Discovery tor
and our darling was saved.
now well
ought to know It's the only
for Coughs, Colds and Lung
Guaranteed
Pharmacy. Price
i rial tree.
Dry Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware
Tinware,
A OP
WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION
Come to See me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork.
Yours to please-
Jas. B. White.
Senator appointment
of Representative of
as private i- a
served compliment to an
young who i
term. Senator
named hi private secretary from I
the weal and senator Overman
taken his from the east
limes.
A Weak Stomach.
cause a weak body invite--
disease.
rules strengthens the stomach, I
and off dis-
.-e J. It. a
men haul -man, Tex ,
I could not eat because of a weak ,
I lost all Strength
run down in eight. All that I
money could do was done, bur all
hope of recovery Hear
use of I lo try
it. Hist .;
sol after taking four bottles I
restored to n usual
weight and health.
L. Woolen.
A MOST FATAL GIFT,
Would power of foresee-
events. This would destroy
hope. A knowledge of the future
would unmake hap There
are, of course, some about
future we do know. If, for
a lack of energy, ambition
and loss of appetite shows itself we
know it will tie followed by
complaint-- if not cheeked. Often
Liver and Kidney trouble fallow
quickly, In any event
Hitlers will restore you to health.
It builds up in-
rundown Only
Sat i-II guaranteed by
Pharmacy.
The idea is not to put out
of business but to so
that they cannot put smaller con-
nut of business.
Herald.
The En Pill.
s Little Blears do
not gripe not weaken the system.
They cine jaundice,
constipation and inactive livers,
arousing moving
tIn- bonds gently, yet
BOd giving tone and
to the glands of Hear
mid ii cause of
trouble la These
famous pills exert a decided
the organs in
and if their is
for a few there will no
return of the trouble.
Jno L Wooten.
Nowadays
A few- of
dilation only counted. Now
it demanded.
is muM work day.
And Washington
Mr.
We the thirty-third well endowed with the milk of
volume of the esteemed human kindness it be
limes to our table. Thomas the News and Observer fort heal-,
the helm of the Time la Thurs I Love poetry while
ear M Tears, during which time day's
C A positive specific for bilious fever,
malaria, chills and fever, malarial
Malaria and malarial
Ague
in Name.
Saturday in
was reported the death
Mr. Jerry of Hail
It should have been Mr.
leery and died on
Friday instead of
day.
NEARLY HIS
A runaway ending fatally,
started a ulcer an the leg
of. B. Franklin
III For four years delicti all
doctors all remedies. But
Bin bad no
trouble to cure him.
for Burns, Bruises, Eruptions
Piles, at
It's mighty bard fur a man to
understand how a woman who fools
around so recklessly a sleeping
OH can so terribly care about pull-
down her bedroom
overlooking her own backyard.
Una was pale and sallow and the
other fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference She who is blushing
with uses Dr.
Life to maintain it. By
arousing the lazy organs they
compel good and
Try them. Only
Me, t Wooten's Pharmacy.
You Can be Cured.
Anyone suffering from Warts,
Ulcers, Tumors or
Diseases can be cured by applying
to T.
N. C.
A valuable tract Of farm wood
taint within two Biles of Greenville.
By virtue of decree of Pitt
court mads ilia,
in a certain proceeding therein
pending tor us sale if the herein
after for partition to which
Fleming,
Archie Fleming. Nannie Fleming.
I. Fleming. Adolphus
If. Jewell Fleming
, are parties, will, on March
I 1903, offer for sale to highest
bidder at the house door In
valuable tract of farm
and opposite r
road-, was to the above
tenants in in the of
the of F. Fleming and known
lot No. i i-i seres and de-
In said division as lie-
at a maple on
Bethel the corner of
O. brown, and running
her line S wet chains
to a north
Chains to of the then
north east
a slake centered by dogwood, oak
and cast
Chains to a on the
road. with road lo the lie-
ginning
Term One-fourth cash on
of with
Interest l-i
N. . 111.1.
ALEX L. BLOW,
NOTICE TO
of administration upon the
of Jane Haddock,
having been Issued to me by the clerk
Superior of Pitt county,
on the day of December. no
tier la hereby to all persons
holding claims against said estate to
present them U me for payment on or
the of
duly and authenticated, or
this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All person Indebted to
said cut ate will make pay to me.
This day of December,
CANNON,
las of
S r ii Pitt
in Superior court.
Armstrong Co.
vs. Notice of
L. Helen. ale.
ii virtue of an directed
to the undersigned from lbs
of Pitt enmity In the above en-
titled action, I will, on the
2nd day of March, st
M. at the Court House door of
county, sell U tho highest bidder for
cash to satisfy said all
the right, title And Interest which
said I. Hellen defendant, In
the following described real estate, to-
That house and lot In the town
the depot known as the
Mary L. home place and being
the lot on which W. s. and
family now containing acre
more or
This of January,
O. W.
By L. W. Tucker. D.
NOTICE.
virtue of an order made by D
C. Moore, Clerk of the Superior court
of Pitt county on the day of Jan
, i special pro-
wherein II. T. Murphy and
wife, Murphy are
and W. J, Is defendant. I will
on Monday, the 2nd of
expose public sale before the
court house door In Greenville, to
bidder for the following
real property One parcel
land being In
township, Pill county, adjoining the
lands of J. K,
the Len lands, con-
acres more or lest.
This the day of January,
F. C. HARDING,
Commissioner.
From plank road, fire
hogs, one black sow
shoats while and black spotted,
black shoat, red spotted shoal. None
marked except sow which la marked
smooth crop both under bit
ears, so reward for return to
J. L. ELKS,
Greenville, N. c.
THE finest and beat i- ban.
Put that word in your
smoke it, for we mean it.
Clothes of our
But you must have too.
This slope is one of those stores
yon run into now then; but they are few
and far between. In a satisfactory store you
feel that you have made a
f you want t-i
hero for a Hat r some a Shirt, i
of Gloves, or anything you need,
of the and prices give yon
that feeling at once.
Frank Wilson,
THE KING CLOTHIER.
Department.
NEWSY AND BUSINESS
NOTES.
BIS
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
notice.
If there is n GROSS HARK the
margin I paper It remind
yon owe TBS j
for and request you
possible, need what
YOU owe and hope will not keep
waiting fur It.
This notice is for those who flint
cross mark on their paper.
arc visiting
Miss Ida this morning
for
Superior Court Clerk D.
Moore left morning for Raleigh
PERSONAL NOTES
Mention of People met
f With In Social World
1903.
L. I. went lo to-
day.
Allen King,
here today.
Charles Skinner It'll mom
for a trip in Bertie county.
nine in
from Wilson returned today.
Miss Lela I v left
J. H. Keel Sunday in
Miss Tiny Tyson
Misses Moore, on Street
and Mrs. T. J.
left for
Skinner left
evening for
lo
Saturday boys did
considerable damage lo
around town.
ii. W. I.
C. Arthur
evening from
K. of
came in Saturday evening
spent the night with Dr. I. I.
James.
Mrs of
Mount, came down Saturday even-
to visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. King, returned
home
Dr. and Mrs, William Fountain
vent lo Turin., today.
T D. Track vent lo
today.
went up road
this morning.
Manning, of Bethel,
who has Mrs
Moore, returned home Ibis mom- With Misses I am
N.
a letter
lo
Bears, v Go., Chicago,
III., Have for
lie said Winterville
was on the envelope.
Die makes us
f. hopeful em
little i
Hue one year old,
pale red
pots, fork right ear,
left. Jan. 1-1
A. will reward anyone
as
Mi--.-- Laura and
roll spent at
make fast
We A. i.
wake
as fast as orders call for
Mi- of
.
Jr. i
Sim
loll
f. A. J Maiming
are lb.
lilted
in High
as
lodge.
Hearing a
A. I Mfg. . s
wagons looked as well a-
wagons lo
as veil
quality we nave
failed proper stress on
The one yon
see on road examine for
yourself.
Miss Taylor,
Hal
LETTER TO GREENVILLE MFG. CO
i all i i
u-1., ii ii lakes
Ions of Lead and lo
a .- , .-, .- .
For the reason th it n takes
lees got i a
than it l tea of milk.
Host nixed are fifteen t
eighty per adulteration
but true. Water
paint. Isn't
Whiting paint.
STORE.
Greenville's Greatest REDUCTION SALE
NO
log.
Jams is
the week with Blanche
Mrs. K. A. Mo
Jr.
son and Miss Hellen re-
one desirous of purchasing
on kits in
new loom dwell-
all necessary out
will do W.
L of Ibis plain. Being
A o Pine Clothing, Dress Goods, Millinery, Hats, Shoes, Furniture
area print.
None of these tie that will offer you the Greatest values for the least money. We had rather sell our en-
belongs to paint.
tire stock at prime cost than carry it till our spring business opens. We must make room
per cent, paint, rile
our Spring Goods, hence make these startling and astonishing low prices.
to live per cent.
paint
Mi w I paint . -lit to Iron
fifteen eighty percent, cm
and Zinc
Burst lilt ill to lie
thing. i.-;
more
n, Inn yon tic pal
1.1 spreading extra number
u and c e
I'll- -l- i
. s i ,. t Reynolds and Stetson's celebrated and
Shoes, all warranted to satisfaction.
w it-on ha- Hie -t.
in town lie i put
in lamp- . ,. , c, . ,.,. . rt . . . ,
until Ladies value, Children s
sizes to now
continues to make Improvements; ,,
lo its plant. A
shaping was re
added and the
out nice n
anywhere.
SHOE
We carry a line of Ziegler Bros., Reed.
; Department.
n this department we have a grand display
turned Ibis morning from a visit to desirous t make some special
Mrs. George
arrived
her Mr.
Harding I bin afternoon
for as a of
the temperance forces in the inter
et of the London bill.
Prof. II. tor
afternoon response
to a letter the super
of public Instruction
the interest of public
The meeting m
hist
him to act with a Com-
Mi A. M. Moor Dead.
has here of
I of latest style hats, reduced 331-3 percent.
is reported
week home f
in of the
hill while he is in the
Mayor's Court.
Mayor II. has
disposed of following eases
since last
Smith drunk, lined one
penny and coats,
Daniel
orderly, lined and co-Is,
Joe deadly
weapon, bound over lo day.
court
he a give some ,
g lo Mi-
Mrs. who has a days
Misses Carrie and
Wesson, of Ibis place,
home Monday night.
We hear of houses
and
a being blown
never
of has a wire fence
been A. Mfg. Co. cm
wire fence
be gold you,
Pi, f Lineberry, a
whole -I school la, i
London , .
Saturday.
from
has bought a and ll and
moved Winterville. He Is In
house.
last r if i , i i
., See us before buying elsewhere.
Trimmed Hats,
. lulling,
lived several
in i. die and lave
here In r death,
by everyone.
Witch Hazel Salve.
poultice core for
bleeding, mid
piles, ruts, bums,
nil if t lie
Witt's in I lie e,
is made the
witch
are c I
II Is made to cure
count it. II- ale 1411.
I.
FURNITURE
Wt keep on hand all kinds of
true, Bedroom Suit WashStands,
The Protective
lion of I'm county van
in warehouse
February I lib, 1903, J.
was elected II
secretary, and II. II.
Joe Johnson, carrying concealed
weapon, bound over to Superior
appointed the fol
Will Jenkins, drunk and dis- lowing organizers
Misses Lena limes, I orderly, lined and 12.00
it h
different townships .
of Ayden. who were visiting their
Mrs. J. A. Dudley,
home Saturday
Miss Mary Lou Tucker left this
for a visit to Richmond.
Mi Whedbee has charge
of Miss Tucker's school during
absence.
TUESDAY,
Mrs. K. J. left this
a visit to Norfolk,
A. A. Forbes went up the road
this morning.
Miss Dora went to Win-
evening.
G M. Tucker, of
came in evening.
He v. D. H. came
and is guest of
K. A.
Miss Ruth Gold, Wilson, who
has been Mrs. J. G.
returned today.
Mr. Mrs. T. and
little son, Charlie, left this morn
for to attend the
1903.
evening from Neck.
J. L. Taft vent to
Tuesday evening.
Rev. W. Cox vent to
Tuesday evening and returned
this morning.
Mrs. Florence went to
Tuesday evening.
aliases Lena and Mamie King
M. L. Manning, drunk and I represented
disorderly, lined and costs,
1.70.
and down,
lined one penny and
II. Harper, drunk and down,
lined costs,
Woolen, drunk and down,
and el
Bob and Will
riotous
12.50 each and costs W.
James Allen drunk and
disorderly, lined costs,
Charming Singer.
d II.
Bearer Hum, ti. T.
Bethel, s. It, Jones.
W S.
i, M. It. Page.
A. Q.
I. U.
O. K, Warren.
B. B. Laughing
house.
A asking the
from Pitt to give
halter i. was
and in
lo send a copy of
lotion each Pill.
The will
The at Id March 1908,
Baptist church Sunday night o'clock p.
of
Gold, of Wilson, she very
kindly rendering i solo
during the service. Her voice in
rich in melody end of
unusual power mid It
is n rare pleasure to hear such a
sweet -nip i. Miss Mary
presided the organ
during Miss Gold's solo.
i v, in.- a-
Mi.-. M l. II.-.
nigh i am paying in Chairs, Couches. Carriages,
Mink I and
Mattresses and the best wire springs.
my entire stock millinery,
and cost.
Tho ladies Clark's SpOOl
Yards on Spool. spools for
C.-I sale,
Choice Lace Curtains, worth
or I. , , . . , .
v. a pair, to go in this sale at cents
Heavy Fleeced Vests,
will look when this weather . . s
then. Price, cents, this sale, cents.
One Minute Cough Cure e re-
lief one in in because it kills .
the tickles the
in
cough and
the m, draws
. in lion and its tin
Due
lungs,
1- -i Ufa In
and never failing in cm
able case, Coughs, Cold am
Croup, One Minnie Cure
Is pleasant lo lake,
good alike tor
Fine Taffeta Silk, in.
wide, per yard.
Corsets, 1.00 OAr
while they last,
Fine Dress Goods
values,
to at
yd
Best quality Table Linen.
silver bleached,
in. wide.
kind,
BEST LIGHT
CALICO.
yd
Bargains in
values for
Hose,
good values,
pr.
Umbrellas, worth in
more, this sale,
Men's Fine Neck- I Q,
ties, soc. grade.
Men's Linen collars, Cr
all sizes,
Men's colored stiff
and negligee shirts
Hen's Underwear,
Grade,
Hen's Hats, Latest A Op
Styles, worth 1.50
Hats,
All sizes,
Men's Overcoats, O
Every TOr
1.25 kind.
Hen's Shoes,
worth
Boy's Pants,
while these last.
Men's Single Vests.
grade, all sizes,
Men's Suits, 5.00 I
kinds, while these
Men's Clay Worsted
suits, worth
Men's Fine Granite Suits,
14.00 kind, n
this sale,
s an in a
BIG STORE
Liver Pills
That's what yon some-
thing to cure your bilious-
and Rive you a good
digestion. Ayer Pills arc
liver pills, cure con-
biliousness.
Gently laxative.
Bad Conduct
The of buys in
lag to
la
It i ex. e. that bore hare
fun In
lull to injure
property arid
as to lie a If a few
of were In-fore
mayor
might stop.
William Fountain, H.
Physician
N. C
one door i.-i
TAKES
sow, In
ti iii right car, up
Owner can u--i
I., proving .
A.
nil., 1903.
The or Printing House is talking to YOU--
BUCKINGHAM'S
Died.
The wife Mr. L.
of Dam township,
night. Mrs. Smith was a
daughter of Mr. J. W. Smith,
the county home,
and bad been married only a few
mouths.
I.- t IT j .
S u your ons for of any description
TICK PAY
All fur
year arc
by 25th day
All who want
not fall to pay by that
time.
largest Print Shop in Pitt

Continues to Cures
READ THIS LETTER I
. C. MB.
In a bad to
J to
I Dot U, wot. W. i.,. II .
touched, or u
Tb. N arm, -ere an I . J
merest
MM could do . ,. I. B.,,,,
to me. He told u to 1.7 four
the to tale It and .-lure Or., up I
bran to et and a ball and
-a. Two Mo. and r roe,
so meant
for on t market. I It lb.
recommended It to and It cured them.
Will a further, that I Wean In about all I I I
of three mouth. I Lags,
to US, It. could a. fool ,. and went buck to w. k . n
JAMES
WORD that word Is
All or on receipt
I Chemical Co. Baltimore,
ice, i
ft MUM
Don't fail to see me
before you buy
Guns, Shells, -coves
eaters, Pumps,
Locks.
And anything else in the Hardware Line.
Your friend,
H. L. CARR
TWO YEARS HAVE BEES
nit i
OF N. J., POLICY HAS
I Loan Value,
Value,
up
ti. Will . re if arrears I
living, or within years after I upon satisfactory r.
of
A after -7. V- S
at ins f Hie . t
year, the year be paid.
They may he wed -1 or
To i
lifetime
of
i.
I L. SI
Atlanta, a
S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C,
lit
I.
Ni v. . a it
I lied it
The
T H t R
used regularly and
Are m
lied your If not,
yon will be satisfied
with Y n will
pie Interested in what you If you
talk to them
all
he v r. t
have -r
t .
II.- had never in me
I what be meant knew
u ground, but
deter me.
to
nM ha
ill HIM I-
well. -nil y,
hi your
look off and
Intended the
table, u ire p wet
. I v be
ring I'd
n ml, fa ox on the r
rolled t w
win, be
don't ire III
and I
nothing in n
minded of one d wit you
it would r.-is- n one hate
Ion meed
pity yon made a mistake
but 1.11 a found me out
would relish a
of i
They would occur dally you
tn-at me you bate done
you . me f one
cf lit treatment will on my
Thats Joel a man, Be mutt
ways be Betting at tho bottom f
things. Instead coming to
bis .-inn- and tell
Lop s is I moot back to
beginning and by be
logic l am nil In I
shall consent to such
it Isn't i
n come t Hip
you me any better
would null
l la ill to boo if my but
truck borne, bat h
if be had any
concealed them perfectly I J
the Into boomerang. Ii made
angrier than ever. should
waited reply, but didn't
two words which the
teemed very forcible, now
I turned my back n I spoke o
This wot nils-
take. H gave a great advantage.
for Ii Impossible for me to judge
of the real Latent bis words,
w ill you . .- me the mean-
of be said.
If his ton.- had not I--.-n so
would nave . was
n.-. l down on the
sofa. my back toward
an did not deign n reply
would
be asked, upon presenting to was
wife proposition vital
to should T.-r. a reply
rounded by t What
to an argument
neither knew eared
logic
help i. to get together I knew
a trick worth v bent
down on the It o
moving I-- o
my waist, the be so loved
to encircle He couldn't sec my face
didn't know whether I crying
or n-i be should.
said yen
settled the matter by return f
my is, yen flung It on the .
table and it rolled under until your
In the corner.
keep it n memento
I nave H mournfully.
I couldn't. I was very angry,
more o be wouldn't give me n
W heeler Wilson chance to make it all up. I -peke
mind that. I- you accept
the
a gentleman offer a lady n
ring that la it for
This must nu argument
b comprehend,
for it for a few momenta.
you banded me the ring In a
ladylike manner l would have found
It you. However, I am willing to
do my pan Its you
know that am
my with
didn't believe a word the
glasses, i want the I
aid, And it for yon, and you can
give it to some other
I got down my In tho
, j.- r. and lie down on knees be-
g,. . i,
have seen same time,
despite ii- for we
both reached for II the same tune.
hand fell on m
I for to take it away, but
be didn't. I looked up at him. His face
was beaming, and fairly
I turned away from
bared that my waist where he
conveniently encircle it He did
so. while with other band be slip-
pad the ring on my linger. Both iii
baud being occupied, be did the
with
warn I said you are
again becoming entangled with a girl
who doesn't you. Von could never
consult with her. Think what ill be-
come
he replied, i-ult
me so well that I intend t,. bear will
you when you don't Milt me,
CHARLOTTE
refers to Or. Liver and
MEANS HEALTH.
Are k i,
of in. -v and other
. ,,., Hie
You
rim's Pills
Take No Substitute.
CONTROL OF
CIRCUMSTANCES
i B
Urn list Burton,
situation that even be,
m . was,
was Indict d for murder
in the degree, with of
that was without
u securely In a newly
jail. no means of escape and
no n a thousand miles to fur
iii means, but natural
that be should mutter to himself that
he had pace and must walk
de plank i he accented
fate stoicism was
Always expecting arrest and
ion, he had come to
the event b
luted bit i at until and
upon the gallows
And now that the blow had fallen be
it r,
Th r swung open, Kai
attorney at law, stepped Inside,
The warden locked the door left
them
n mom each man stood meas
the other. saw a man
of 11.1 . i-t-
t. r nature had been by
saw b slight, nth-
man twenty-three or
twenty-four. lib pale, aristocratic fa-
tun and nu
v i a
and i allied
These It
the
you could
I'm
time
you Von
the tn-i
were of I
of
.,. in see
t, r me. see. It's like ;
i up against U die
began Barton, but
ml lei me state your ease to
are Indicted for t
lie 1- all
i you a
fates that
to your late
Mr. II I be
Three
the Va
Time
of
and prosecuting at-
half a
bottle of the a. . ft which will be
Introduced .
straight,
l now. will you l
If I
i. Jolly me, Von know
it cant did. I've de swag all
say. don't v Id
Judge d de Jury to tr me,
Any Other.
I-
iii Kit
i.
in
um 1.1
I.
Goes up or
down
According to the
you your
Keep it to
and it
it before the public and it
climbs up.
you
kit ;
-4
THE REFLECTOR
Push your business
up by advertising.
Five Cent Cigar not made by a
Trust. You don't et any charity
with this cigar, but you do
get your money's worth of good
Tobacco. Reflector Book Store.
L attention to in oar
is shown in the high of work we
turning out. We have the best equipped office and
do a of printing hardly in this
If you are particular as to the quality of your
printing, we want your work. We give you the beat
The moat place
in Dublin is st.
church, where the organ l Mill to
seen upon which Handel s to
ill ah in the grave-
yard is the last resting place of
and the vault St.
a more thrill than
morgue. The sexton lifts an iron
door descends r few rude mes.
carrying light, without which the
place would be pitch dark. follow
in a
from which cell like belonging
to different families off. u both-
It hi owing to the extreme
of the or to some
property of the place the of
decay has bean arrested, and the
of persons dead for two centuries
may be re from authentic
traits, ii.-re lie the brother
who were for their m
the Irish kit by
With the Karl of
I bribe and
aid coldly, you pay ma
that
Yes,
closes our And. j
I will not see yon i
c cornea op for trial. It j
t next Wednesday, m days
from today. So matter what do at
that trial, you are not to bow
turned called to
tin- warden.
.-r minute, you
I'm
judge and Jury will decide
My duty is not to determine whether
or not you are guilty, hut to
your lie turned walk-
ed out.
The six days passed by slowly to
Burton At times be thought that aft-
all must been
him. bill in Hie end the
still remained
At the day for which trial
set arrived, lie was token into
count. called. The
jury and Impaneled and
the for the state wore exam-
hied. E n
When the state -die
row lake the opening
of
was without a bro
Sol a Jury
doubted be was guilty. The state
solicitor ed with a smile of
would be one more con-
to his el
Then nil e. Ho was slightly
paler I bail it I hut a faint
about the corners of
mouth.
if u pi aw your honor and gentle-
men the Jury, In fan-of
as been I have
but one m to make, They tell
you eased died from
ball the contents of this
III red by the
He picked the little trial and looked
at it thoughtfully now,
If be so It
follow contents
will the same effect ii
man being as oilier half Is
to have had. This. I assert. It will not
car was catch
bis eye wag fixed
Hawaii's cold. face. No one
saw the small capsule that slipped from
Into vial.
In of the fact that learned
chemists have to the contrary,
I say that Ibis is not poison. And now
for the He the vial to
bis lips, and before at-
win- sprain; forward, could
reach him he had drained drop.
A low murmur of horror went up
from the crowd without bar. A
stillness of reigned for a few
and broken by
of
if within half an hour
I am dead of course defendant If
you can hut acquit
An hour later, when the jury had
In a verdict of
Burton d forward and extended
his hard to The latter stared
t It
guess you're right, said
Burton. a
O A.
BY WHAT RIGHT
a very nice girl.
The only with her. a trouble
common most girl whose parents
are able to them.
Was to do to
keep bet of Having flu-
her
more for her to do hut to wait
for bar be This
was her and she
to her father to study well, wine-1
anything, so if she
be left
said the father. TB
not permit anything of
Then Nellie matrimony.
only man who wanted law, so far
as knew, was Fred Hut
t. matter of fact. He was j
a plodder. He had plodded college,
at law and was
ding In his profession She thought
a number of but they all
about them to
gave op the .
Dial problem, but one day. on reading
a matrimonial advertisement, Just for I
she thought she would
for a husband and see what kind of an-
ewers one receives such
Bluing down at writ
lag desk in the library, she wrote In a
huge hand own very
with a stub l-t and ink a ;
communication in the usual form Then j
lest some one And out she
was ho absurdly engaged she took
precaution to carry It to the newspaper
Office herself
It would require a large volume to
In the body of this story, for a
sprang up between Nellie
and an unknown gentleman who called
himself Courtney, Nellie writ
lug as the letters grow-
in length till the end an av-
letter twenty-four pages ;
Nellie had expected to a good
laugh replies. was
en The Was so ate and def
that no one but a
could have written it. denoted ex
Then original
and Ideas the man And
bow those Ideas appealed to her It
marvelous one bad
Been r should such an Insight
Into her most hidden feelings, let
tors became mote and more
sioned lust be begged for a meet-
Had not Nellie Blake fallen in love
with a soul she had seen expressed on
paper she would not have granted such
an Interview. As It taking ad-
vantage of an evening when her par
would lie out. she s rote Mr Court
she would revive
o'clock When the hour arrived, she
was In the drawing room ID her most
becoming costume, pink silk, her hair
done high no Jewels. lamps
dimmed with artistic porcelain
Shades, and she had arranged when
correspondent arrived to t-e stand-
With a screen ind a large palm for
a background, When the doorbell
heart went up in her
threat. Then came the card of Mr.
Alonzo Courtney, and while lie was
getting off com and hat In ball
she thought she should faint. The
poem door was pushed open.
and in walked the Dialer of fact Pied
To that Nellie was angry gives
no idea her condition. She was too
enraged say anything for a mo-
Then she
It an Imposture for a man to
I is Inner self in word to
One lie
did you know that
morning, doubtless Boon after
you v. rote your advertisement, I called
on when you were not at home.
who did not know you
were out, showed me unto library
and went upstairs to deliver a mes-
sage from me. While waiting for
return I noticed some large black let-
in reverts on the blotter on tho
desk amused myself deciphering
what made an excellent and had
nearly finished before it occurred to
me was reading n secret. Tor
this Will you for-
give
it to me that j. n had writ.
ten the duplicate. wanted LO discover
under .-over what Of strength or weak-
good or evil, there might be la
, you. Watched for your advertisement
and answered it
you to do
One bus never the right to U
In concealment for a friend. Yet bad
j I not your friend should have
had a perfect right, a girl who
for a husband is open to all the
world. Would you deny me right
you bad n millions of
Nellie winced.
ha on, Id
discretion has brought a revelation to
, I bad no Idea of lie- depth of feel-
there la in your nature, your no-
conceptions especially your de-
sire to be something more than drone.
Had you not been born to wealth you
would have been, may yet be, of great
service in n world so
He COUld have said nothing that
would have so well pleased her. She
turned away harmonize con-
emotions. The Alonzo Court-
she bad pictured In her
was giving to the plain Fred
Hut that being who bad
been photographed in Id letters there
be was waiting for her to speak again.
Without turning she reached
band backward. sprang for
WOld and took It. She looked for some
of similes she had lead
so often received into her heart
Instead was hut one word,
heart V
Nevertheless II was the word She
wanted S
She- Id
An old on seeing electric
light the town for the first time WM
with After gazing
at It for a she tillered a grocer's
hop and
say. bow do you make that
big light I'm tired of burn-
The replied. it If caused
by a series of electric
It. said the old
weigh me a If they won't do
for lighting. I'D use up for
Free
Mm of
Mrs. Elsie, you never
speak outside of the quarrels between
your papa and myself, do
no. but whenever
you are pleasant to each other I always
It.-Life.
Field
a fat
ft i- not
Where I row I
Among the
can pie, iron a sacred object They
they
still smell from re the
most primitive methods ever d,
man. art t them in former
days a of wealth. Influence and
power, and the legend is that When
people did not know the value of the
stones found In their brooks a
saw n vision. The spirit of bis
chief stood beside him and said,
stones and burn then to make
The sage thought it was a
dream and that the chief was hungry,
to he an
returned, and the ebb f I am row
II a long lime and at last
on, you um obey your
Go to liver, gather stones
and make a hot tin that you
will iron with your
The sage frightened and
feared calamity, dared not re-
When be bad made hot lire,
Iron out of it. and then ho knew
the chief had taken pit on his
He told Ins goo the secret before
he died, but be was rain
and. Io show his own wisdom,
made iron In the presence of strangers,
nod so the Secret of art was lost to
his tribe, hut they always
tn regard iron as above all
r metals
Hundley,
Richmond, Va.
Headquarters
BRIDAL SUITS
Leading Furniture
ml a v. at
ii tn our man
pad . In t a
i in that .
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HUNDLEY,
119-71.-713 Broad
Richmond,
OLD
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w .,. . i
at t a. lot i
At can ere
Philadelphia, York Boston,
Hut ii k. Bell ii.
I et
ill oil i- f, be mil
Shippers
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Hens Clyde Line from
Line
S. Mer
Line from
f.
B.
N.
ATLANTIC COAST
AUGUST
IN
No j Daily
Sunday
a Kin-Ion
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A Norfolk a in
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in in
a in York p m
awl lie
tin
in I w
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pulpit a church-
goer remarked, i have yet to bear a
better one than a reverend get
of a congregation in the
city. He Is a fine preacher, a
along years, loved and revered by
his HI pulpit utterances never
verge upon levity of any lie ab-
hors a resort to humor church
Sunday evening he was sneak-
to bis
Jones. of prominent of
bi church, who had gene 6th for her
health. In his previous remarks be
had. with feeling, ref. to Mrs.
who had recently left ibis world
for n better one.
startled his bearers by
i have receive a letter from Mrs.
Smith. says u Is very warm
where the is
titter In
staid congregation, the good
ed, looked and then i
meant from Mrs. hastily
announced Um- Mew York
Telegram.
I Curt,
William It. New
city broker, one occasion desired to
go to an in
but, Wing unacquainted with local-
stranger and
it happened that the ft ran-
i and stammered as
badly Travers, who after the man
had made two or three Ineffectual
to grew angry under
the Impression be was being mocked
and hotly
t t try
tho
banger, -i have an
in o-s-s
Travers,
the look of anger giving way to n look
of concern.
e B go B-s-see D-d-doctor
8-s He .
p in
a pin
a a m
a m
a in
u m
. I,
IN
I Love.
People who marry while very young
ore apt to find out when It Is too late
they have made the greatest mis-
take in Ir lives and that, It
may seem vary sweet to marry
first and this same
Is very In the
world they ought to have married.
Some, Indeed, may advise couples to
marry before they are out of their teens
and settle down before Um distractions
of the world can attempt to shake their
allegiance to inch other, this set-
down too often proves to be a
mere temporary phase and Is followed
by an unsettled condition that lasts for
the rest of their unhappy lives. Sec-
thought.- arc often best love.
Vis., nice
TO MB,
. B.
W.
IN
N.
in even
unit M Ion at
price
i.
i IS
J. J. k CD.
Norfolk, Va.
handlers of
rigging, Tis Bogs,
am
d MM.
The gray -t me
go the
ma I'm told they're dying to know
Hadn't are better
not, if they're
to know us. they're not worth
lug. The only people worth our know-
are the who want to
know
TOD WANT
Goods,
etc. goto
Mrs. L. H. WHITE,
Black x. ;.
f on low
i for or in
who was murdered about thirty
ago. Tim earl's ancestor for
of rest In the same
lb l tiling ting
vault Is fact apart from
weird sensation, there Is of-
id surrounding. London
Taller.
i.
A witty Dublin barrister was eon-
by a as to calling out
who bud
lawyer, In
of calling out get him to call
yon Mud get your that way
I totters
do lovers sit and alt
sit In blissful silence
as s
thing, there Isn't room for either of
them to get a word In
Judge.
Is by the
I -l .
. in i
retail an
Hauler. paid fin
Id. Oil Bur
Ban, etc. Bed
lends, Ba
v Carts,
Safes. P.
and Gail ft Ax
Henry Cigar, Can
d Apples
Pine Jelly, Milk,
Hum Coffee,
Ly. till,
.-., Mm
. n .-- .
China Ware, and Wooden
and Mara
Heat Butter, New
and nu
oilier Quality and j
Cheap for Com
in
American and Italian Marble
end Iron Fence Sold-
work sad
OS i h . lit n.
m mi i
Norfolk, Va.
Buyers and Brokers in
and
Private New
i New Orleans.
l. H.
PATENTS
OB For teak.
S. M.
or of B
For book,
TUN I I-
Cam
t. Jack-
II. M. W. J.
Mgr. Gee. Pass. Art
T. M T. M.
Wilmington, K. C.
nu in i
.-.;
J. N.
a. iii. II. A. Allen
M Sir--
lay, and
Wednesday
H. M. Km.-,
a. L. II.
Bun-
Ida. in. B. B.
B. K.
and evening
prayer every
Lay
and
Sunday a. , W. B.
Brown, Litany
every a. m.
Player
II. inn
day P. M., W. K. Par
A K. A. M
and
evening, K.
W. M , J. M. Began, See.
K. P. -Tar It No.
every
K. Ii. Forbes
K. of It. and
LO. O. Lodge,
No. every Tuesday
evening. A B. N. Q.,
L. II. Pender. .
It. A. No.
meets every
W. B J.
O. A. Council,
So, B, meet every Hint and
Odd
Hall. Z. Gardner, Worthy
Smith
I. O. Conclave
No. mi els every second
Monday in Odd
lows Mall. W. B. Wilson
O. S.
Clerk Court, D. C.
sheriff, O. W.
of Deeds, R. Williams.
Treasurer, J. B. Cherry.
Coroner, II. laughing,
house.
Surveyor, J. D. Cox.
J. J. W.
W. B. Home, J. K. Barnhill, J
W. Page and J. Spier.
Boar J every Monday.
TOWN I'll
Mayor, H. W. Whedbee,
Treasurer, H. L. Carr.
Clerk, J.
Tax C. D.
Police, J. T. Smith chief, W. H.
I. Dudley.
Aldermen, D. Spain, L. C
Charles Cobb, B. F. Pat-
rick, B. It. I, Carr,
W. B. Parker and B. F.
Board meet, every Drat Thursday
night.
f- R. L.
Dentist.
N. C.
a letter to over j
member of best
lies in Count when
you advertise
Eastern Reflector
Published Twice a Week.
Easter
h Fan i
VOL.
PITT COUNTY, X. C FEBRUARY
NO,
PRINTING
HOUSE
Manufacturing Stationer
Commercial Printers , School
Books, , Supplies, Etc
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ricks Wilkinson
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Re,,,,,,., the A .-p. r . .
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era ha- i-. . on
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The
Personality
of this Store
. all
feel ii It if
to
has
Y. ii I.
of the
hut half
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established.
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OUR NEW LINE OF---------
Goods, Laces and
Embroideries
mi mill awaiting
ii., i in. We are prowl tins
line, we I. never shown a
more extensive and
i. price, stock.
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. In lice
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h. ,, ,,
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. hotel. A . In
. ,, ,.,. i French Lawn, Checked and Dimity,
I , ,, , ,
and n
. t of i and styles
i V. . I. show them t.- you today.
WHITE GOODS
. Pique, Plain
,.; i, ii.;
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Willie.
Mi
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M,. t. Win ills lib C.
loll,
I,. Hugh.
II is old
hid
las II
presented. An
every shall the
always, and reply question.
pleasantly and
old truth about
a piece of
gr. We till it frankly.
little cotton in a certain drew
a., all die- is here. Ii the
higher, ii l
the a ii
Unit our good, dear, and t- .-a In
other More . boy deception, we have lost u sale,
but kept our will probably bi
kick when to the
prof.
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II
the
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dead
N nil c.
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I- I
Wide Cambric Edges Match Set
Wide Narrow Swum
Wide and Narrow
I,, . Mini Baby Embroideries Match
All Overs, etc.
l . . I
el. .
nun . .
vi; n . in .
i.,. . law hilt to give lb.
. l. .,., diS lite
laud bill
, aids i
day
I -.-
on. being ;
,. of the in
Mm
with
bill .- i-.
mi g has l-e was a. usual c in. Harm-
, . . I. .- . I I, I . . I I
lie
i. I;. . .
i n of morals or In
sold f i.
store's presents
lies., helpfulness,
please and In every
in any of
human agency . lie loyally to
of this -lore. And there
human and a pail human hand-,
with the of human frailly, composing an
bun. will times
Hut the idea is ever present. The latent la
pulse and every error is
and, II law In
and endeavor W
trying deserve success has come loom
stole. If a knew bow serve the public
better, we would do it. The beat seems possible
today doing; we hope to do better tomorrow.
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.- . ., Hide Ir-m n d ;
hail disgust. Vet . in III. I a.
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,.; I. fore B on lie
b. . ii pi.- is i i
v . r . , ,,
. , . H he is
,; ,
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a lib
i.-. in- in J I
Hal lb
I know their r- i
but i must be
liquor
i.
male
would he I la far
if . a are propitious fr n
slate
known III if the people
. Aid
Ion which have
is the temper
. i I. T. w.
.-c W II.
I. ;
made I.
but is a rude H ,. Sale in J.
doe. j
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Ira,
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ii . n hi I
King it
. lied nabs,
, lad on la. , olives,
.,,., .,;.,. biscuit, mixed
raisins a coffee. After
-.-
of
. and Laces in
Mitch Beta, Beautiful Patterns, all
. styles and price-. Seeing
and look and you will pleased.
CHERRY
Greenville's Great Department Store.
ha.- since Mi. low
If have nut real or ,;., ,. Catalan, a
the not th aim I , furnish music,
, , . with , ,,. .,,,. . I
. Idaho. This ,.,,.,,;. I
. bus. bang was
he .,. have fallen I yarded ., l-
. v. ii v i monism is not j,, H ., in a neat speech
, ii he is Io
nod
dull .
Saturday evening. February 21st. from to
o'clock, we will sell
Best Kid Gloves at pr.
Only One Pair to a Customer.
Vila bed's baud was
The for March . The
Designer, Fashion sheets free.
No Danger.
report
has been . . town
n of . cap. were
making their in
h building put-
pose t-u
has been denied
and In
brain that bad be. I n
thinking of something else, the
in believing It,
la town
i,., old l nil and
Haleigh
l-ll. p,. Io abolish II
men I. la
I,,
In M.
The occasion was .
f . u. h I
I, y men call I .
UNJUST RAILS.
Making
Oil A. l the
,.,., ,. bin. a
stale
farms instead the
a whipping
see anything
are to pas- I ,,,
n their way borne In petty .
In time Io gel
en picking lip her
bet.
w. an .
when asked for III.
site was
Ike country
tear of Ike
white cap-
the I- a mere are
no cap- located iii
pita.-
,,,., and
i, either In our county
jail, son
led-
Tin- Irish to la.
own in,
The Wilmington
of Pin
leas, why give
jg leaves of
used for lea
War. and
with lb i would
f want give some-
thing re. .
tame lino i tea with a real
pinkish.- . why hold Bases
dash
and Granite
and Agents Iron Fencing. , , ,.,,. f
For Price and address the Rocky
Mount, N. C, office.
. ,. , ,
WHITT CO.,
Who are
. ,. .,,, 8.000,000 bi
were In jut year,
N., H ,,,,.
none of could -peak p,,,,,, arc as afraid
language Spanish. , ,. were of
In ,,,., ,,,,. ,
.
said
Jews who had . lent.-
. div.
IV . hath Ha, a u
.,, in, in Turkey, h. to .,,.
grated later to Bulgaria. Rn
mauls. have
.,
have up t and
. rep
. , .
v I.,, for n can
i mils boor, but.
back loaded can't By
lb. a.
-en. k . ,
rescue an old slow. g M .
Star b m.
I all agents notice
I, ., ,. n r. I. 1st,
,. ii.
. . p. lids
. i, . luted
i, be on bandied
,,
, tint I
,,,,. If c understand I
ii ii mat-
I h. w small a single
; . made,
J, Is for
hundred
rates, Pm Instance, charge for
I,,,, pa of nails, are
t a low would be as
ii.,, lot . bandied pound
i ,, ;. w are classed at
,, I. de, charge
i -id f single
. ,, f I,, ill L- I -v
,,. limes U
, ,. same ship,,,, is coal
.
,.,.; Mali
. .
SALE BY a.
BaKER HART.
In addition to the best stoves in the world we
carry everything you may expect to find In a hard-
wart store.
i .
Slates lie old Confederate.
,. rail ad
. it similar late
., i on lee by ii
. ,.
., a. en
Possibly lb
-j, i , he applied to
, good
, , .
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. , . h ,, i ,, i Is a l
I . . rates
Packing for Steam and Water PI paw
decidedly the best thing of the kind
have ever handled. Call and
a-
kw
-as.
i.
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