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The Reflector EASTERN REFLECTOR Book Store EVERY THING I. M OF BOX R, TABLETS. GREENVILLE, N. . Ed. Owner Entered Past Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Mail Matter. Wilt I to stop i A Georgia exchange thus Bingo state a the grasshopper ceases to hop. and the cam quits her bawling; when babes no the babies atop their no long- dune, and owl quits ii- I hooting; the no longer twines, and the song bird quits its tinging; when the heavens begin to drop, and the old maids stop ad- then time to up shop and quit advertising. But not till then. Ill MAN BRAIN CELLS, THEY TO WORK UNDER TOO HIGH A PRESSURE. Pens, Pencils. Reflections a Bachelor If poet were made and bum there would probably lie a again it. Marriage la never entirely a fail- except to the woman en- tails to gel married. Slates, received All Magazines. Never spill when turned A man is beginning to gel old I when be thinks it is more fun to I remember what fun it used In be to do thing is to do A idea of a romantic is when a girl is just going to gel married and then something happens and it is put off long be baa to have all her tilings bleached- When a woman to call her husband when they have company she is generally try ling not to let th. see he hub done something that be knows will it for alter they go home. York Press. give a call. M Pi FROM A- Company I trust has ad t a need I be price of oil.; rents a gallon. The Ion Star figures out the of this country consume i of oil a year, which means more for the oil each year. And yet we sometimes bear trusts de- fended on the ground they have cheapened price of com- to the consumer. As the oil i rust controls I be oil market chooses advance the price of oil, w n is necessary, n cents or cents per gallon just as as can advance cents, and it will probably do Ibis degrees. The match trust is also a case in point. The price of matches was recently advanced per cent, and quality has been cheapened I be grade of matches sold now be inferior to gob before the advance in Landmark. Visiting Card it Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE A-WEEK only yew and con news every week and gives to those grow- tobacco, that, is worth many times more than the subscription price. In all the many comments have seen in northern newspapers upon iii the south year, we have seen one newspaper had a solitary word of fur the brutes rape and kill, lint they have much goody for the south and barbarities in sum way with led devils commit dona, awful crimes. The smith is barbaric in killing brutes, ho are form. Several have occurred already in the south, no many more will occur for are still the helpless white women, it is gratifying to know north ban been core up but ion. in 1800 against In 1805, in 1880, in 1801, in 1893, in 1803, and in 1807. de- also marks a decline in rapes and murders -Messenger sill re Messenger. IAIN PEN . .- PEN AGE. i FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR, BOOK SORE Way. limes arc dull and are not says John the very time that advertising should be the Such is advice given by America's merchant prince. traders doesn't pay to ad- They think they know more Where they make a, mistake. ad has made mi I boils mi a smaller scale would be as good In u they are In New on Too Much Minnie Strike-. Why Men or Become Au- K scientific thought which pool bare been shelved for if i then up by one to further by the aid f Improved science. The newest a this Hence of tin- Why a man act when he is Intoxicated Why is n a man become Insane, a dangerous, raring Such as these hare puzzled our fathers, who have hard- ever satisfactorily explained away or thrown much The brain is composed of cells, and each cell is a simple Mt of nerve substance, from one end of which, like an octopus, a number of tentacles, while from another I art arises an arm from and of great The Ions l Intended for trans- ii. press one boo one portion of the train system to another. It made to touch the tentacles or ll of one to II, the latter its turn effecting contact with a third cell, and so on. Thus a Is conveyed and the mind gets Us Dews. entire brain is made U of these cells, whose is legion and whose full strength is In items, these systems In being In ties, the clusters finally the by which division they are known to physiologies. So long as the mind Is In a healthy condition each cell, or brain attends to business faithful- and gives no but as man generally Is an animal who usually re- fuses to live life spanned out by nature and adopts Instead the life laid down by the i artificial process I of living. luted forsooth by menial disturbances frequent- arise the brain becoming I abused In various ways, from over- work and alcohol principally. Your brain c. II Is a little tiling, and It can endure a great deal of abuse from you, but If you should go a little too far It rebels and refuses to work any longer by breaking contact with Its companion cells, which It can do by withdrawing Its long arm and getting Itself out of circuit Hut rebellion Is conduct- ed by whole groups of cells acting to- In full harmony. Now, the object of this la to avoid overwork, for each tiny cell has stored within Its minute only a certain amount of If you on the high pressure this is easily consumed by opera- lion of the brain, the breaks down from exhaustion. the fir of problems Just Stated, u a n Hikes much to drink, the IN In those paid es of the brain f-r Ilia of Movement be- come an I man staggers, Is very large, the cells, nit bough I to keep their i on legs, sleeps one dead If more than enough of alcoholic drink be taken, the effect on cells Is to them, and tin unfortunate man dies. There Is some relation between ex- activity of the mind and Insanity. Geniuses are apt to exhibit symptoms of mental alienation, and. singular to Male, their children usually Inferior to those of average men. Tor i; i to go out or land for example Cromwell was a and had visions. Dean he riled and was him- self not a little mad. was call- ed by his friends Charles Johnson was another was a morbid ma ii hi c, Milton was of a morbid turn of mind neatly approach- Insanity ideas of me largely on description evolved by his and Myron said he was visited by ghosts. This mental alienation occurring in the foregoing cases shows that Specific groups Of brain cells come under the baneful Influence of the guiding spirit called talent or genius, which has used up all the en- erg stored In each cell and each group of cells, to tin- detriment of the whole, with result that I heir ceasing work has brought about various types of Insanity n depleted or. to phrase it Induced disturbance of problem is absent This is produced by a certain a s of panic- sill ;. et and lends Ins whole ti hard thins groups of i tin process of reflection, in all i i of mental e n ind SO man with ARE constitution undermined by ex- in eating, by the of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills an absolute cure. AND BRANCHES ATLANTIC COAST LINE OF TH CAROLINA. TWAINS NO ESCAPES. I.- i Scalar. Over Hie WISH a even s No sympathy, or tears blank. i l if faces. la Only cure do bis while Is stage, be Is r The property pees bis to sail inns it practical No escape lie r- nil by lbs nay H on to up suit cloak sad thing, sad walks n. enter i . . hull w. ill. k i us i ; utter up ; i II Sway, lie would pluck Hie i I ii.- i lbs dapper i be art lint n i i Hie s , i for be . In of Met n the pillows h.-r , I in I S Sell --or. The u n it it hi It ml, nu In It led n If , i ill iii I ; -ii. in Haul must lie In i , US lame II i n i t in re turn for n rM I iv HE REST PRESCRIPTION Pull CHILLS fever is a bottle Tasteless Chill Tunic. It is simply i iii ii tasteless form. No pay. Price S. M. FOR I pounds -5 barrels Apples. hoses Sweet Mixed Raisins, Currants, Citron, pigs, Dates, . Dulls. VASES, LAMPS ALL TOYS, Come In six me. A. in Inure Ilia mi ii The III, Tun i. lug Ion Hie h n III r . bi brain cells lion las Mm i- n ill aim or does nil of be in of I, and will buy i hi, Whichard, N. The complete in every as I tit- market price aid for country Tills idler One for any cane Unit can not cured by Hall's I Cure. O. have known for the last in all business and able to cam mil any made by iii in. Wan Tm wholesale drug Toledo, O. wholesale Toledo, Hall's Catarrh Cure is in acting directly the and system. Pries per bottle, all Druggists. a Is tree. Hall's family heal. ii. i Ac Rock, Ar Si St c Cf Of am II W V, V M I X. I rs its m I'M AM I'M am t w it i a . I . ,., Florence Arrive Ar Arrive k, Mount Ar AM I'M SI A M AM ii ii a I, s so I'M i. a to C I'M A M M a II r m pm , i i it in i to IS II DIRECTORY. Sunday school a. in. Divine service sermon every Sunday morning and evening. Ev- prayer Wednesdays at M . Litany Fridays at A M. Rev. I. A Minister Chaise. every Sun- day, morning evening. Pray- meeting Thursday evening. Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school SM a. in. D. Rountree, superintendent. every Sun- day, and evening. Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. v,.,.,,,. pastor. Sunday M In hi p. in. W F. Harding, thin Rev. J. B. Morton, pastor. Ida. m. E. B. regular LODGES ii ten tin Hie 1204 p m, a a I Baa- , leaves No. meets and p in, arrive p in third Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Bomb, Sec F.- -Covenant Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. N. G. Sec. K. of P.-Tar River Lodge, St meets every Friday evening R. M. Move, T. M. Hooker, It. R. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, H. M. R. I Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. V. II. White, A. O. No. meets every and thin Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hull. J. Z. Worthy Chief; Smith, Sec. I. o. conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. Wilson Smith Bee p in H, a in, Red n I Ml in. Hops Mills fit rive Fan in A. pm. Mills n j licit So, p to, Maxton W P B i strives m h at with the Carolina Central Bed with the springs Air at Hull with Durham Train on N.-, k r. . m. I IS p Back i u in. a inn. leave. to a In. U a in. arriving I. I a in. II am. dally Train, n leave o in, arrive U l leave a mail ii m. arrive an Train leave. it , in. r in. arrive. T leave. Sun lay m lOan, Train c I. . I, leave. i vi IS i in. a in. on Miami at ill a in. la in, arrive II in. p m. to Ml a in, la turning leave II to am n . IS It a in. arrive Mount II a in, l Similar. Train leave. n a m ; at a in pin. tram Wei den all all H. M. EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. R. Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager. Southern av Railway. THE RAILWAY SOUTH. Direct Line Io all Points. J. i. IN------ A GENERAL LINE OF Hi Also ii nice Line of Hardware. I can now he found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME in MR. J. R. Texas California, Florida, Cuba and Rico. first class on all through and Pullman Cars mi nil Night Trains; an I Safe Schedules. Apply to Ticket Time Tallies, and or address, R. L. T. A Charlotte, N. C. K. R. DARBY, C. A., Asheville, N. C. No to ham J, l i lark T Man D. C. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer My res leave Washing- Ion daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily a P. M. fur Washington. leaves Greenville Mondays, and Friday at A. If. leave for Tuesdays, Saturdays at ii A. M. carries freight only. Connecting Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York and all points for the with railroads Norfolk. Shippers should order freight the Old Dominion S. Co. New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; Line Boston. JNO. Washington, N. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. PATENTS MASKS NO a Book till patent la anything you or it Send fur and i i. in, n. . i, . , I PATENT th The Eastern J US D. i it pa s ; VOL. XIX. PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY. JANUARY NO is RETAIL WANT TREATED RIGHT AND AT THE ME Tl MERCY BIGHT BIGHT PLATE WILL GET HONEST T RELIABLE Ed. H. THE THE The following is the hi article ii of the Slate adopted by the General As to in- to the voters for next Section 1- That article the constitution of North Carolina lie, the same is hereby abrogated, and in lieu shall be luted following of said ARTICLE VI. AMI TO OF AN Section Every male person in United States, and every male person who has been naturalized, twenty-one years of age, and possessing the set out in this shall be entitled to vote at any election by the people in except as herein otherwise provided. See. He shall have resided in the Slate of North Carolina fur two years, in the county six months, and in the precinct, ward or oilier election in which ha offers to vote, four mouths next lug the election ; Provided, That from one precinct, ward or other election dial riot to another in the same county, shall ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vote the precinct, ward or oilier election district from which he removed, until four months after removal. No person who has convicted, or who has confessed his guilt In open court upon indict of any crime the punishment of which is, or may hereafter be, imprisonment the prison, shall he permitted to Vote, unless the said person shall lie first restored to citizenship in the prescribed by Bee. Every person to shall be the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and In the manner provided by law, and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to into effect the provisions of this in lo. Sec. i. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read write any section of the constitution in the English language and, before he shall entitled to vote, have paid on or the hist day of March of year which he proposes to vote, his poll lax prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lieu only on assessed properly, and no process shall issue to enforce the collection of against assessed property. Sec. 6- male person who as, on January 1807, or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote tier the laws of any Slate in the United Males wherein he then re- sided, no lineal of any such person, shall be denied the right to register vote at any election this by person of his failure to possess the pit-scribed section I of this article Provided, he shall have registered in accord terms of this section prior lo December The Assembly shall provide for permanent record all persons who register under this section or l, and all such persons shall be entitled lo and vole at all elections by people in this Hate, unless disqualified under Baal Ion this Provided, such persons shall have paid their poll lax unto- by law. See. All election by the pie shall be by ballot, all elect ions by General Assembly shall be viva Sec Every voter in Carolina, except as in this article disqualified, shall be eligible to of- but before entering upon the duties of the office he shall lake A Significant At annual mauling of the Pennsylvania Editorial lion at on ii was unanimously That if trusts are honestly or- lo reduce expense., and products, should depend their own business capacity, upon pro given to them by the gov- and Congress lo repeal such tariff duties as to protect the in their charges. The immediate occasion for this is the price of printing paper, the production and sale which by a gigantic trust under cover of the Small are the duties on printing paper in comparison with protective rates inmost of act, are high enough lo defeat foreign com petition and to enable ma nu lac hirers to dictate their own terms, consequence of operations of Ibis monopoly cost of printing paper has been steadily rising until baa become a heavy burden Io publishers. One newspaper in the interior of the State baa announced an advance in price of its yearly subscription, bets will be obliged lo follow example unless, a repeal of the duties mi paper should destroy power the monopoly. Canada alone Would be able to supply this country with immense quantities of paper at reasonable cost if restraints upon importation should Ref- old. TO PEOPLE, AND i OF AND ADJOINING We in the the race after your offer you tho beat selected of General Merchandise to be found In any store in Pill County, choice selections, of manufacturers of America and Europe, Seasonable all year round, spring. Hummer mid Winter. We are work for your and our mutual ad vantage, It la our pleasure to show you you and to soil if we can, We offer you the retry heal service, polite attention, am most liberal iii with a well established business up strictly on own When yon come yon will not do yourself Justice if Toll do see out before Remember us sad the following lines of general merchandise. Dry Goods and Notions, . , Jackets a Capes, Carpels, Mailings Cloths. A somebody has said, Is .- form of wit, a of puns can be very facetious person has achieved the following hotel Board, cents per square foot. Meals, extra. Guests are swear to got up I will support maintain the constitution laws of the United Slates, con- mid laws of North i ma not inconsistent therewith, that I will faithfully discharge duties, of my unite So help me, See. The following classes of persons shall be disqualified for First, all persons w ho shall deny the being of Almighty God. Second, all persons who shall have been convicted or confessed their guilt on indictment pending, whether sentenced or not, under ion the bedpost. Don't treason j about paying your bill; the Without being culled cm have self raising Hour for nipper. wishing lo tin a little driving will nails in the closet. I IT he room gels too win in, upon the window sec the lire escape. fond of like good jumping, lift mattress and see the bed spring, list desiring a little will a pitcher on the stand, If the lamp goes out take a feather out of the pillow; that's light enough any room. Any troubled with nightmare will a halter worry Shoes. Men's, Women's children's Shoes. and Harness, Hone Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Coffee, Molasses, laird, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters fur Furniture everything in lino. We bay strictly; for cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and FOB-------- or or any other crime for which the punishment may be In the since citizens of the Halted corruption and in office, unless such parson shall be restored to the rights of in a by law. See. II. This act shall be force from and after its ratification. The farm should not tie looked upon as a source of only. No one wants a farm that will not bring a profitable In- come, but there arc consider- lions. A farm should be made a home, owner should lea. u lo lo a it because of I hut fact. We need an inspiration that will help us all to realize that the farm is the best plain for a home. A true home should lie the highest ideal of man life, a happier hone than Is supported by its. foundation. Ex. Carolina Will be True. The white men of Western Car- have heretofore rallied to support of their Eastern brethren In their efforts to free from the burdens Imposed by the ignorant vote, manipulated by designing Republican politicians and once more appeal help from our Eastern brethren struggle will be and once more tho great An Saxon Democracy of Western North Carolina will respond lo that appeal, when the smoke of battle has lifted will found I lie United efforts of the bulk of the white race has ed a will make for tin Hardware, Paints STOVES A SPECIALTY. a pleasant, well conducted farm permanent welfare of all races and all classes -except the politicians who have fattened upon Ike Ignorant iced, home does exist in all the land. This is not a theory but is the ex of who have I lied both city under all AND HEATER to Grow v We heartily congratulate the bay growers North their successful State held Raleigh on the line representative personnel of body on i ;, personnel Unit ; on their ,. on the unity and . . that characterized ii i ct on determination ti to no longer let matters drift lo their i i 11.-iii. but lo move to for the then- on .---. iii in kt I I-;, I ion taken. Now let the same lug spirit tin- he cause and the iii. relief from trust -lie in I be u lira lion. Let the aim ii- in. ,,. i of all tit, I In bright weed. Win-tun Tobacco Journal. on It Rule. Acts on the and Bowels . the System CONSTIPATION Ci DIMES our Tr white people Car- . will to rule the white n any part of this State, was the irrevocable Should s. For They Have the reason the Power to Oppress. regain control Carolina, so long us i-on- The that trusts sometime I iliac, under product to for It is that it than has been so continues ii old is nothing whatever certain parts the Slate in favor of trusts. it and price la.-advantageous, but the ill r is. it ill be exerted ban by I be power which the fell In every pail of Slat-. to arbitrarily raise II u futile for republican l Ion prices, The resolution or control that their putty in f trusts clearly within the Carolina i- d duties of legislation as and I i r m i t supporters or constitutional amend Senator r said In bi- the mute of highway rob- . hi- so, i en by the rule laid a Small Mill as ill de whereby we are I iii,. right of organized mil nil i lie efforts of In- which is That the only for which power eon lie lust nil the elements of sit ion unite to mi- the Mr. lei evident that the driving oat bind is one which two can but was doubtless reminded w uh force Chairman in his interview in Raleigh Sunday if this were undertaken Hut his may other , in., e I, I In- Ii talk Indulged in by the and I la ii in i now opening, the it will lie for thorn. Charlotte Ohm-i Raleigh , Till- At TAN BE COME SEE BEAUTIFUL X GARLAND COOK THE WORLDS BAKER HART t r of community, his will, is to prevent i in-in-lit principle upon which must be . i- Ir to do to ii hem, and not that they destroy tin mi. This power they ii la In a power wit boll I using it. hence that they reduce pi In worthies, unless they be of the power lo i ill, II our mil, Judge Moore, who hold court Durham, a of special lull rest TOW mill men. Stale Worth decided that saw mill in the Suite must pay ii as lumber dealers under ii lion oft he revenue it deal in To ii t tin- i lie lucre ion In the I of a bill pension been I mi fool an elaborate and apparently successful scheme to swindle ex -slaves In South, arc Induced lo pay dues Into i urns ii with the alleged lug the legislation in well know u New York Worth's II. a in six man n-hip I I lie value of the to pay I he lax. tin output III metropolis case was carried Into dime was at that Mr. The total for the u i- liable and the whole year, the decision said that a was worth about lumber dealer under law, a Tin- would have one who bought and lumber given man, child and -aw mill men, who u, one pound of CURE r mouths. N. C. II. I. L. ruble druggists refund the T ., . rails to cure, X. every Me,

reflector D. j. WASHINGTON LETTER. at the Poet Greenville Mail Matter. STATE NEWS. North An oil mill has started in WOO. will soon be to Bod statesman who not been mentioned for Vice nomination, la about the only one who has raped of notoriety far. Sow always huge ma- baa had lynching, and it la stated that no will be taken the perpetrators. It is now in point for the Now Eng- land critics to talk of the horrible perpetrated where the Be party controls. The Senators and Representatives together on occasion of Mr. Bryan's visit The Charlotte raised for the Presbyterian From Secular Washington, D. C, Secretary Gage must be led about something. He said a day or two ago that he believed is to have a tobacco the Been would lick the and sincerely hoped they Here is Don treason in the camp, and Gage t either, Mrs. George Barnett, of Box- Senator of committed suicide by made a speech against the her throat. resolution declaring tho pro- has two women amendment to the Clara . and Dr. North Carolina constitution, r.,. bur to the one now in force in leans, to in which be declared that his state , ,, ., in that city. bad been greatly restriction of suffrage; that while Or. B. L. Long, of Hamilton, Congress had the power, it had and Mrs. Delia the right, to declare any law were married Wednesday, or constitutional provision of a Scotland Keck State unconstitutional, that right to the belonging solely to the judicial university at branch of the government. He . slated the whole race question when be There can be no Tho sum of hat been admixture of the races. is a raised for a cotton factory at of nature. They must work and Tho Herald ears the out their destinies on parallel lines successor tho enterprise is which cannot come together. The j j.; Anglo Saxon blood and brain will j g and her re- the superior and cannot brought thereon the to Washington, and agreed to train from Bethel Wednesday night definite Philippine policy to l Henry, of Texas taken to for burial next introduced a bill providing a Washington Progress. government for which u- who WM a, democrats think good enough , n. nicks place a few miles from town. lost his and all property a few nights ago by lire. He thought the was by AND notes. until the invention. Us principal tends are suppression of the to be made a measure. It lion, of a republic, the Moat of the burs Withdrawal of the army, abandon-1 territories, which have of sovereignty, and the of a century, and ,.,, nil n Neck retention of Places government as much In K. C, Jan. MOO can soon beast of baring a stable. Several parties have killed hogs and the re is plenty of fresh meal in town. Tho railroad put off here yesterday for unloading horses. We are glad to see Tow and Mr. Britt. the jolly old cm the freight yesterday morn. W. Harper has another lot of his celebrated pills for dyspepsia and We are glad to state that It is no humbug. Band will soon be a reality. This Is not a make Jews harp band, but a brass baud, which boy are getting up. Notwithstanding the groat ad- in price of wire fence G. W. Parker has Just sold one thousand yards to another easterner who knows it and does not ex- It to get any lower. The cigar to have taken on a much Improved sines the ladles have been working there. It makes the Don and even Joe look better They Say That the man who pays cash gets no credit for It. That straightened circumstances makes many a man crooked. That one way to make light of is to burn your That those who wish for a heart's ease should not look to The parents who their children must not honesty is the Ix-st policy, but many people find it too difficult to keep up the premiums. k At Sam of n Una. One a iv n n Mini g the forest sad watched n animal t the aver by. This a bet moose, a had come home lo raid ard St piny hail pal to h his am on Hi awl length with to lo for AM not have fir to e. of Wheat th weed o that tic bent stalk down and within It not. h bars I did nut try of ever, for these were not up very ht Mt as up he were so not fall Its foil length, he freshly end settled the with the straw on and the out of reach. The mom again hit the straw In and the upper down, this way he bit off five lengths of straw before lie bring grain Within reach of bis The for paws were very skillful tittle and he deftly a and at The pension laws have been somewhat amended, think, to head off the hustling young women who marry aged pensioners with the expectation of soon becoming widows and having a pull on the United States Treasury. Those constitute a very considerable of the widows on tho rolls, and It is some of these remain with us the longest. There Is no one to f holding to B , , ,, , mouth as naturally as a boy whom a pension should lie more Animal freely granted than to a soldier's widow, and the claim is honest and there has been a colossal amount of fraud this widow- business, some of whom become widows for pensions Star. aW Rosy MR m But our St., M of a protectorate, . hands of people . and repayment by. of State Worth decides to tie Filipinos of the M Oklahoma are In the ,. . . i to the public d for the islands. their people. ,,. k , . ., He all sheriffs who T not ye. their State It pay over to their school fund amount of appropriation As an instance of how the pen system of the government is . m r j k. i- u. being abused, Tho Philadelphia J P. ton has in his pus j . , M that single regimen, that never was under lire, that any a Pi Democratic charges that the speech, this week, arraign- President had knowingly appoint-1 the el to office, Philippine policy and for its will he Of- Hide toward the Boers, the people of a republic straggling y lee Department has been hood lo we have ever seen. It Is not half so large as a partridge egg. and the Master says It don't weigh the eighth of an Several of A. G. Cox Mfg. Co's hands are working nights padding cart saddles tor many orders Although have added some row hands to their force they are still unable to the demand for these goods. Arthur Cherry came down on had received lug that they had W t , paid direct from oft he American people, railing the facts under oath. aW -In other days on r sympathy a respected of formal acknowledgment f , parties who made an effort to rob re. The secretary to the Pros. In no succeeded In giving tho dent has admitted that he received even a decent alarm to some men who were near and merely passed neutrality between this and who to his assistance a on with. pie and their assailants. It Is yet in lime to frighten his assailants Johnson the res. as stile leading Into Academy those noble men go down to deal and right badly braised. and oblivion to say to them, as Enterprise. inch The attitude of the President and permitted tons, however, as his advisors was clearly one difference as to whether men ho selected for important poets lost survivors of a were violating the laws or not. , heroic age Hail s I Protest The Mt. Olive Advertiser gives expression to good logic in the following i man; the merchants Mi mil Olive who pay the taxes to maintain the municipal govern meat, who bear the burden of community's various educational and religions Institutions, who dispenses aid and charily to our unfortunate ones, have been rob. bed of their share of the pros comes with truck. season, by the advent job shysters unload a miscellaneous lot of worthless merchandise, scoop all the money possible, evade their share of community burdens and then bid the town farewell the time arrives for another harvest. Win n a prosperity own people are the one win should enjoy the thereof not i lie hawkers of cheap hand shoe i The merchants who support the be protected by the town against Ibis horde protection the merchants have a right to de- and one that town should grant without delay. The privilege tax on itinerant merchants should he placed at such a that the town will offer no to who out nothing but Let our town or inanimate a our own people will be Of benefits that result from OUT own resource-, then the material of the entire community be increased accordingly. A In Bash. Even a convict may write a free, t is astonishing that any man, running hand. The egotist is always good any regard for truth should say that the suffrage amend- for himself. men will illiterate while men as well as illiterate I is order our readers may see for themselves that the pro- nosed amendment will not any white man who now we copy from Hie section of the amendment as ft. No male person who on January me prior thereto, entitled to vote the laws of any State In the i lilted Slates wherein he then sided, lineal of any -lull shall be denied right to register and vote at any election in this Slate by son of Ins failure to possess the ed- prescribed n section I of ed, he shall hove registered in terms of ibis sec- prior lo A all white men in North Car- Una aW defended from men who could vote In 1867 before that, sill while men in North Carolina are exempt from the educational teat. Their right to vote Is continued without any educational test. have not that right now and is When a fellow falls dead la love Cupid performs the more friends a man bas the more money he lends. A downtown dealer a clean sweep In new brooms. An diamonds are seldom any more real than her Some men never want to go to work until they have given every- a fair trial. The only thing that will some women Is to make them pay their own doctor's bills. and in- are buying Immense tracts of land In tidewater sections of Carolina and The baker should never be weak kneed. In race for wealth It Isn't rapid young man who wins. When ft man gets Into a pines be feels pretty small. It doesn't one dry to that behind the the Is shining. A man may be pardoned for forgetting himself, bat never for forgetting hie wife. It is quite natural that the man who views life from a club window N. J. Z. Brooks left on the morning train for Norfolk. N. S. was here day. B. W. King was here Thursday and Friday. A car load of horses came day night for Leon Dawson. F. F. Brooks Is having a lot of wood ant and Is shipping over to la ear-load lots. The steamer May Ball, left with two loads of for the New Bern Oil Mills this week. J. S. Brooks shipped a ear-load of to Friday. Hen has been and It now Tory scarce. Many tobacco plant beds are be- sown this week. The steamers May Bell, Blanche, Laura, May and W. are running night and day guano the river on rise of the water. Several horse have been here this week. Mr. Harris, foreman of the N. A W. Co. tram road, Is having the road graded. spent but a short limo at Santiago I or the surrender of the Spanish army, has today HO applications filed for pensions, or more than half of tho entire number. This been done chiefly or wholly by the pension sharks getting access to the rolls of tho regiments and personally appealing to every sol- to make application for a pen- The Times wants the pen- ion sharks kicked and warns the pension veterans of civil war tho soldiers of our war with Spain and the that unless this Is done, pension system most The Times Is not the only Northern paper that has driven to open- protest against the growing frauds in the pension system. In the effort to bring reform, the Southern papers have had their inning. The Northern papers now having taken up tho work, we shall watch for the result hopefully, but yet with many misgivings. Charlotte Observer. of Rein Too The other evening, a lecture, Howard observed, ting three seals In front, a whom ho as an Intimate person who occupied the Beat next to lean forward and not with his The poll at once obligingly did is. When disturbed person bis head a little to And the earn at the poke, discovered hie rate. he was the ha taken Mm for. Fixing ow lecturer and of whole affair, Ton- kins loft the obliging man to sol tie with the other for There was. may be Imagined, a rind scene, during the of which evidenced possible to the At hist the man with the stick In aggrieved and Indignant you tell mo, elf, to poke that man with my certainly replied- the hashed T wanted to sec if you would or was the aw- Weekly. If so, bring them to me. highest market price. E. M. Market After rears have mi As wired o ft Co., cot- ton New future quotations to day are as Opening. Close. February March May Oct Receipts Opening. Close Jan Feb i Wheat -May. ft LOCAL MARKET. Spot cotton in Greenville An A school well known rot weight was trying to extract the word from a had failed, bat. taking hold his p between his thumb and gar, tie pulled It and The unhesitating promptly. The same Inspector was once an object lesson on Ta II- Ida subject he took his own silk which happened to a small hole in Is Hits, -And what Is The stick, The ribs, With Is It roil know. What kind of would call old Words. of J. Tour Policy Has Cash Loan Value, raid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance works automatically, Will lie three years after lapse If saw In good health. After Second Tear No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends payable at the be- ginning of the second and of year, aha for the current year They may be need To reduce m To Increase To Make Polity an Endowment the of Insured. J, L. Art, S. O. Their right to have a pained expression. That It make a secret society man fee bad lo have the grip. is not denied, or at all inter with. It remains by the words of the proposed amend A bargain Is a newspaper will do more toward ill making a sick woman well nil in the world. Malaria Night Bursts lei Money If fells He- Chill, and Chin Teak at per torn blood and makes other as good. by II Oft. Te end mM sad guaranteed at the drag of Bryan If. C, T. was here s went Greenville Johnson's a mall delivery. I. P. Vi and Bland went to today. Ah bales were sold L. i. Chap- f ware the chasers. ii 1876.------- S. M. HAS PROVIDED FOR YOU 4.000 pounds barrels Apples, boxes Sweet Florida Oranges. Coca Mixed pound Raisins, Seeded Raisins, Currants, Citron, Figs, Dates, Bananas. Dolls. WATCHES, and when to to II Is generally known a four out of every ten horses He down to sleep The horse that sleeps In a position one leg at a time, depending on the other three to the weight of hod. Tho habit Is a very dangerous one. On- a short lime a line horse In the stables of a bit manufacturing concern went to sleep while standing In his tall and fell heavily to the floor, break- one his legs. A many horses arc permanently Injured as a re- of accidents of this nature, ant there Is no way of curing them of the habit. O. Cotton Bagging and ties on e- Fresh goods hand. Country old. A trial will convince D. W. HARM. A New Jersey poet, who is old to be ripe, that no man undertake lo concoct poetry until he has reached thirty years. Why not make it seventy That lay out Spring poets that news g n phone W WAGONS, TOYS, CHEAP. Come to see me. BOOKS A Farm and Dy No BOOK AC. . Net HI BOOK Allot a k ml Ice oil t Ho. 3- POULTRY BOOK i Book lo I i;. hit, . of . with cow book AH Mb . f.;. BOOK An t w, South i ft Ow. ft ill U . BOOKS. JOURNAL ii l p i null-on . , i . in the ,. u. ., r, Any of the j YEARS M a ii v I i A I Simple I TH- i FARM mil The Book Store r i; WHICHARD, st the Pout Office N. O., as Mall Matter. No. n. u. OFFICIAL STATEMENT BEN THUS BOX PAP I w m of Whom lieu t. Manning King . . Davis . . . Davis . . . Harrington Davis . taRT J Ain't. no to on SO SO SO II -so . S j S SO D. C . 1407 . w. U. . 1417 J. R . T E. . 1437 L It. . 1440 J. A. . 1441 T. H. . 1441 H T. -arson . J. T . 1444 C C . 1445 H. . Blade . 1447 W. H. Long . J D. . 1449 II. Harding . H. M. . 1451 J. A. Harrington . S. A. . W. H. . s. A. Gainer . W. H . 1603 it. M. Lewie . st I so US 1571 1579 1---J low 1617 1622 To S D . P Sugg w. .;.; J W. . J. A. Lang . II. W. Martin Dr. F. C. Jam . . I, r Jam. r . In . Moore . . . c. Total J A. T. J. c c. Total l at I V, IS SB . SI Ii St I c. J. . O. W. Harrington C. J. n. I. Davis . O. W. Harrington J. . It. L. Davis . C. J. Tucker . 1273 W, Harrington Ii. L. Davis . r W, . Pens, Pencil a. Slates, for All Magazines. Total . No. To Worm Issued. . a Blow . 1-44 A Blow . Total . SO . . SUPERIOR COURT. No. 1241 1468 ISM 1618 To Whom Issued. A. Move . C, Meant . A. . C. Moore . . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . c Moore . O. Moore . C. Moore . Moore . C. Moore . Ain't. IS Total If ever spill when over. give a all. No. lets 1430 1626 No, 4.7 1248 1251 1377 1425 1584 1623 T. J. J. T. II. t. n. t n t. it. t. it. t. r. T. R. t. rt. T. T. It. T. R, T. OF Whom . . Moore . Moore . Moor . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . . Moore Moor. . Moore . toe SO II s IS No, To When j. if. Parker . Moor. . A M. Moore . J. II. . Mills . II T, J. . j . W. . Joseph p. c. Barrow . Sidney Daniel . W. Howie . Mill . J, M I-i-horn . J. II. . J. H. . J. . T. A. Joyner . Henry ;, m . D. . J. T. Hum . J. . 1415 Joe. . 1416 J. H. . 1406 j. j. Carson . J. J. . 1459 1459 J. R. . 1460 J. . 1461 II. R Turner . Moore . 1463 J. M. . 1464 R T. J J. H. Parker . 1466 Joyner . C. A. . ISM J . Bryant . Jno, . 1607 Moore . 1608 J SI. . . COURT. No. To Whom W. A. . n. I. . Crawford . If. W. Tyson . Henry . T. J. M ore . B, A. . J. L. A . J. n. . j. ii. Starker . T. r. Cherry . Ami . it. d. . J. II. . II. M. . J. A. Lang . Marshall . T. R. . C. n. Horde . J. T, . J. E. Brown . a P. Jolly . o. M. . E. . A. D. Hill . court house. To Whom B. Wilson . It. M. . J. B. a Co. of Greenville J H. Cherry a Co. Zeno Moore S Bit. H. B, Tender Co. J. B. a Pitt County Buggy Co. It. L. Humber . J. L. . I. W, Lawrence . W. L. . I . M. . J. n . O. M. . a M. . J. B. Cherry, Treasurer. Pitt County Buggy Co. OS SO SO . J IS Visiting C rd .-- Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern only a year and en the news or week, and . the th e tobacco, that is worth many times wore U, subscription price. Total COURT So. To Whom A. . its J. a. . eS L. I, Moore . c. M. . I St Mr. Dora guru. . M Mooring . SO S . IS OS Mm. lure . so , M. . J. A. . II a M. . J. A. . IS S. Dudley . Data . Dr. Joseph . M. Mooring . I. Moore . Mayor and Police of . M. II. . . Charlie Skinner . Dora . c. c. vines . II 1424 s. I. Dudley . II 1426 a. M. Mooring- . Ola . J. O. . 1455 J, K. . Police of . 1457 J. L. Keen. . 1470 L. I. Moore . Dora . I R. . II Ola . 1610 Police of . 1563 I. I. Moore . a Wheeler Martin . TAX LIST. No. To Whom H. M. Lewis . W. A. Pollard . r. M Smith . W. It. Homo . H. M. Jones. D. H. . I. J. Anderson . Tyson . W. J. . r. A. Johnson . 1601 W. A. Smith . W. Little . J. R. Congleton . A. L. . J. It. Spier . J. It. Johnson . J. F. Allen . J. W. Page . J. L. Roberson . J. B. Little . W. H. . Richard Harris. T. A. . L. B. . P. A. . F. O. Dupree . S. M. Jones . A. M. Woolen . Williams . W. L. Smith . T. c. Camion . C. D. Rountree . Edwards . SI. Moore- . T. ft, Moore A. Blow . Ami .-. 1913 OS 1621 i ISIS . Total SO No. Aral SO CO no If is or, SO I on SO Oil SO on OS To Whom leaned. T,. Smith and ethers. A . a i. a rt tie . M No. To Whom Issued. P. J. . t n- . . Os . i ,; a Hart. W. H. Wilson . A r a . Greenville Supply Ca. . A . Printing 4-- Walker, Evans A . W. H. Wilson . W. Wilson . Jno. A. . D J . Ca. Maker A Hart . W. W. Andrews .;. K. A. . T. J. . Printing ft . A I . . A . J. L. . I. I. J. . House. II T. King . 1236 Coffin Co. 1237 D. J. . 1242 Printing House. J. . Hunk of . Printing T. C. cannon . ; 1397 W. L. Smith . 1421 A W. M. Moore . A . Ii. J. . 1581 Walker, Evans and Cogs- well Company . IS t OS ts IS rt ii as IS Total SO . SI SUPERIOR fetal No. To Whom Issued J B. J n Treas. II J. Ii. cherry, Tree. J. B. Cherry, lilt J. II. Cherry, AT OR HOOK of No To i J A. I Ml c. Harrow . L. B. . J II Cox . Ill . J II . j. a. . . W II Moor and Amos Joyner . A 11.4-ton . W II. Moot . ITS II r . T H . Ml J M. . j . T. A. . 7-4 Allen Warren .,.,,. J. It . J. A. Wilson . E. J. . . J. A . Wm. . W. E. . W. F. . SIS j. T. . It. J. House . . Fleming . It. W. Smith . c. B. . Sidney Daniel . Jesse D. H. C. D. . c B. Fleming . CM . J. II. . . Walter Net-lira . Jas. F. Allen . . J. A. . It If. . Sylvester . J. . J. W. . It. . . Mi Wm Hardy . C M. Rook . ii. a. A. B. Hudson . W. M . ons A. . J. D. Gardner . W, A. Taylor . W. H. . A. II. Harris . 1854 B. B. . Frank ISM Manda House . 1357 Francis . 1260 O. W, Harrington . 1361 J. T. . II II. . 1364 A. W. St.-ks . 1365 Wm. Stocks . 1366 J. R. Allen . 1261 . 1368 II. T. King . II James . John May . W B. . 1.151 W II. Pollard . Davis . J. C, . F I Andrews . 1386 c A . 1387 J. C. . 1359 w j . 1389 Ii. Cannon . ISM J K . 1391 T J. I . . K. . 1394 S. A. . 1398 F. C . 1399 II. V. re . 1400 J. A. . 1401 j. e. . 1402 W. II . 1403 Pi . 1406 J.-.- H. . 1409 . 1408 ii A p n . 1411 T. M. . 1412 . 1414 . . His T. J Hours . 1427 T. Moore . 1428 t. J Moore . 1429 W. C. Nelson . W. I. . 1546 J II . 1548 . 1550 W. I Brown . f. II Brown . W. Blown . J K. . 1558 C I, . c A. Sleeks . 1562 I A. . w, ll .,, Ami. I I i or. ELECTIONS. To Whom Issued. Kelly Artist J. J. Elks . c. M. Boss . Jacob and others T. . S. It. Wilson and others. . w E. Nichols and others. W. L. Brown and others . J. H. Williams . O. T. Tyson . T. Tyson . L. II. White . O. I. . c. C. Case . J. Ii. Davis. It. L. and H. J. It. Davis. L. T. . H. T. Tyson. W, II. Harrington . c, L. Barrett . e. A. Cherry, T. A. Carson Chan. Bullock . B. A. . 1374 Henry . 1404 C E. . SO r. DIRECTORY. S. m. W Divine service and morning and prayer at M., and at A at., Rev. I. A. Minister In every Una- day, morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. Rev. K. Booth, pastor. s. m. D. so superintendent. every Sun- , day, morning end evening. Prayer l so meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. M. neater. Sunday p. m. W F. Harding, t , at thin Rev. B. Morton, pastor. i a. m. B. an i IS, SO Ml t Ml regular services It M Aged and Infirm. of . OHM Insane . . SB . IS Ball . Conveying Prisoners Jell. SI Bridges . . Roads .-. Commissioners . Attorneys . Superior Court . i of Deeds . H House . Court Cost . Jury Tickets . 1.8.1 the . Bl Witness 1.002 IS Tax . . Miscellaneous . So A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, meets find and third Monday evening. R. M. M. Sea I. Ho. every even i D. N. G. Bee. K. of River every Friday R. II. C. C; T. If. Honker, K. and R. meets every W. B. B. S. Sec. V. A. M. every night at in I. O. t. F. hall. J. U. Whits, Total A. O. No. G, meets every first third nights in Fellows Hull. J. Z. Gardner Worthy STATEMENT SHOWING AMOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND HIS- Chief; Sea. THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING 3rd, i ii From II. runner of taxes t pail of house U. M Sheriff, on if market LO. Conclave No. meets every second and . fourth Monday nights in Odd W. R. Wilson D. S. Smith Ber f Honor privilege end . lines for r. A. former Court t for Inns. Moore, Superior Court, for II. Moore, Deeds, marriage license Hire of convicts, Sale of old bridge etc. Hyde of Jesse Canon, of Tills import of pauper. J. i at of 2.10 us ,., and orders of S Board of Mu- ll i February ISM. Icing one half of by county on to retail Honor dealers by ti. M. Mooring, i pad t. the fund in payment of school used in a drawn by report A former treasurer. ii per order made by orders per lied, IS tits on INKS 60.00 OS tin, DISBURSEMENTS. II paid s Cash on i Amount of Outstanding Indebtedness at the clot J of I lie Fiscal of claims on order from iii December have been of record, a of due on f of Issued in of vaults, due Hunk of Greenville borrowed money, interest on sum to December 3rd. 1881, -DEALER -A GENERAL LINE OF nun nice Line of Hards I can now be found brink store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO KM. J. R. COREY. III I It II- IS III Ml ST. OLD DOMINION LINE Total of inditing outstanding Dec, OF NORTH CAROLINA, Cm I, Thomas It, certify Financial C and appear in said band this the day I no aforesaid County do Pin Counts la rise SM. T It, of Deeds. HOW'S THIS We t Hundred Dollars Reward tor any cane Catarrh Hull ran not lie cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Toledo, O, F. J. for the last years, him perfectly j e to; in all J able to carry or. j out any obligations made by their firm. hi .-. Toledo, O. i w j Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- J acting directly upon the mucous Price per bottle. Sold by all Druggists, free. IN N. C. The Stock complete In ever and as low a-, the i market prices aid t. V w w PATENT Hall's foully are beat. V . hi-; i -I till U T fa-M l.-i. a. a a t a s. S, a. My res leave Washing- ton daily at G A. M. for leave at . I. M. for Washington. i Steamer Mondays, and Fridays A. M. leave for and at n A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at with for New York I Ion, and for all points for the West railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominions. H. from Clyde Line from Hay Line from and Line JNO. N. C. J. N. C. S TO in Invent Hook ; i .-I i. No fee till U AM HE CHILLS and fever is a of Q Chill it is Iron and a form. No pay. CURE A COLD IN DAY,. Laxative . Tablets. All druggist a refund the j money ii fails to W. j on every box. w alee set eat

-FOR D. J. EDITOR SUPPLEMENT. -AT- OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of all Claims Audited and allowed by the of of Pitt to- till Receipts aid Disbursements lid tie Financial Condition of said County i fir tie Fiscal tiding Dec. 3rd 1899. No. PAUPERS. To Whom Issued IS IS JO 3-. Manila Wilson . K. H. i n J. H. . folly . s James . a Edwin Haddock HI lira. Joyner ii Hannah Dupree . . Elisabeth . Dunn . Alex. Hams . Mary . Cheery . H. . Wilson . Hardy Randolph . David . J. D. . . 2.1 May . M. Heath . Martha . Can . Crawford Taylor . I . E Seal . . Parker . Annie . . Polly Smith . S. Brow n . . Virginia Atkinson . Palsy Edwards . Oliver Byrd . Henry . Polly . Harris . Mary J . Bynum Tool . A. . Be Ma Hay . I,. . H Mary K. Cannon . R. A. Roberson . John . Peter May . K Harriot . John . Henry Pall . Heath wife. Washington . Isabella . fill Council . P. . Sara Rives. Price . Mary Brown . Jno, E. Pail . . Reuben Moore and wife. Dupree . Wright . J R. Heath . Simon . i; W Smith . O. A . R. I. Davis A Bros. Martha . Nancy Henderson . J. H. . Polly Adams . Winnie . Jam. s Edwin Haddock . Mrs. . . lit Elizabeth . Amanda Dunn . Alex Harris . Mary Cherry . . i-. . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . David . J P . W. G. . Ned May . M. Wrath . Tripp . Carr . Crawford Taylor . David . E. Heal . Chaney . Jason Parker . Annie . 17.1 Redmond . Polly Smith . P. Brown . Virginia Atkinson . Patsy . Oliver Byrd . Henry Johnson. Polly . Harris . Mary Jon.-s . Bynum Tel . A. limn . Gay . Simmons . Mary F. Cannon. it a Roberson John . Peter May . t . Henry Dall . Heath and wife, Washington Daniel Isabella . . P. Daniel . in Rives . . Mary Brown . Jno, E. . Ellis . Reuben Moore and wife IV. Wright . J it. . . is; W. . . . Payton . Wright Williams . . Kenneth Henderson Son J II. . Holly Adams . Winnie Chapman . . James . Edwin . Mrs. Joyner . Dupree . n Elisabeth . Dunn . ML Ales. Harris. Mary . Cherry . C. . i . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . David . Ami. no no on no . no l is no on on Ml on no on ; .-I. 0.1 I SO on no Oft no on no i . an X. Whom Issued. j p Pops . W. c. . Ned May . M Heath . Martha , . Crawford r . David E. . Charley Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie Smith . Redmond . Polly Smith . S. Brown . . Patsy lids . Oliver Byrd . Henry J . n . Harris . J n. s . Bynum I . A. Hires . . I . Simmons . Mary F. Cannon . H a . John . May . Harriot . II. Pall . H. and wife. Washing n . I . Council Chapman P. Daniel. Sam Rives. 2-6 Price 2-7 Mary Brown . 2-- John E Dan Ellis . Dupree . . . Wright . J. H II- . c, W. . Abram Hi and ifs Wright Williams . man Tucker . r. ii. i J r . J. Moore . Moon . K- II- X S J. II. I A . ;. Winnie Chapman . 21.5 Long . Haddock . Mr-, Joyner . Hannah Dupree . th Can is . Ii a Amanda . . Harris . Mary Bed lard . Cherry . I'M Norton Hardy . . . J. D. Pop- w i; . .-; May. Martha . . Carr Won y. Seal . y Grimmer . Jas. n Parker . Am Smith R. In. n Pull. Polly . s Brown . Virginia Atkinson . Patsy -1- Oliver . Henry Johns -n 1- illy Worthington . Miry J r s T- I I a It. lie Gay . 1- n- . Mary P. lit Robeson . 13.1 Evans. Peter May . l II i i n. . ill II. i Pail . . Ton. He Chapman Sam s . l in- . B. Pail . K Ellis. . J. R. l . I Ml l no on no rM no l on Ml l no G. W. . Abran and wife. . ill Simon It . . i . fl M . . . Marl Pile . I. J. g. . . i Hail Mir. I V- A . w. G Wind . v Moore K. -o -a a. . II . Winnie Chapman Jim I, l- . . k t. has i Hug . ii Amanda n . Han. . Man II . Sam i 51.1 c . John Randolph . ,. i J. D. Pope w. g . May . Martha . Catharine Carr Pal id B. . Parker . s oh . id Polly . s Brown . Virginia Atkinson . Patsy Edward . 5.14 Oliver Byrd . Henry Johnson . Polly Worthington . Harris . Mary . Tell . A. Bottle Gay . I. Simmons . Marv K. Cannon . R. A . John Peter May . Harris . Henry Pall . Heath and wife Washington Daniel . . Council Chapman . Rives Mary Brown To John 1-7. Dall. Kills . Dupree . J R. Heath . G. W. Smith . i Abran and wife . Wright Williams. . sin. o. Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moor. . Price . Patsy . Barbara Cannon . Martha k . W. G . Harrington . J. A. Lang . -i David Move . Frank Grimes . J. A. Lang . Ashley and wife. . Belcher . Noah Forbes . Mary . Margaret Alien . Nancy Moore . K. Henderson and son . J. H. . 6-t V A lams Winnie Chapman James Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Chas. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . . Amanda Dunn . Ale. Harris. Mary . l s Chi . . a,. . i I mi 0.1 5.1 . 0.1 ,., no no no mi -5 . . Ml i on It . on c. H John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . 62.1 David Mi- j D. Pope W. G. May Martha . . David . E. Neal Chaney r Jason Pat . Annie Smith . Redmond old . Polly Smith . S. Pro., n . Virginia Atkinson . I Patsy Edwards . Byrd . Johnson y Harris . Miry . Bynum Teel. A. . G . I. Simmons . R. A. Roberson . ill- Pi May . Harriett Frizzle . H. Dall . 64- Tote y Heath an . , . C o man . . Sam lilies . Mary Brown . Vi John E Pail . Kills . . J. it. Heath . c. w. Smith . Abram Hemby and wife . Wright Williams . Simon Tie . 2.-2 Lawrence Joyner . M i- . 6-i Mario Price . Patsy . Barbara cannon . Martha Vi.-k 6-- Maria Harrington 8.0 lid Fl i- k in. s antsy Belcher . . Flanagan Coffin Co. A Co. 7-. ii A. Cherry . John c. Tyson . i K n l Spam . Nancy Moore . 7-1 K. Henderson A Son J II . Polly Adams . 7-7 Winnie Chapman . Jam.-s . 7-i Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Chas. . Hannah . Elisabeth . 7.13 Amanda . Alex. Harris . . . .- c Hort . . ii. Randolph . J. D. Pope . w. .;. Win and wife i; N. I May . I . L i Carr . i it n. r i i. i r t I ill Folly Smith. .-. I . Pal . i; i . w -I- H . -19 M try J . . Kl A . . I. . -21 . o . . . i- i a Ii . Peter . . T.;. . . I IV, II I Ml . I . . . Council Chapman . . in Mary Brown . John E. Pail . . J P. Heath . G. W. Smith . Abram Hemby wife. Wright . Simon . Lawrence. Joyner . Oil no no . I i . In i ii l SO I no on no IN ill Jennie Maria Price . -PI . Ml Barbara cannon . i Martha . Maria Harrington . Prank Grimes . Belcher . Roberson . Keel . Willis Johnson and wife Gristle . J. U. Cherry at N Is-ii.-l. M Ml Isabella II rye . f Rountree . Cox . Starling Shelly . Foreman . --i Margaret Allen . L. II. White . Henry Dun . Nan y M re . K Ii. Son. . J. . . Polly Adams . Winnie . Long . Edwin Haddock . Mm. ill Dupree . Bliss . Amanda Dunn . Alex Harris . Mary . Sam . II . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . P. Pops . W. G. and wife Nod May . Maul, i . nth line Carr . David . B. Neal . Chanel Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie smith . S ; Hi I . Polly Smith . I s Brown . . i Atkinson . ii Is . Byrd . Henry Johnson no to 0.1 . I no i no i so I l T M I I II Polly Worthington J-6 Mary Jones . Bynum Teel . A Hues . . . its. a II John I Peter M Dall . Ton. i p. in. and w . i i . lie . ii . P . Mail Brown . John . . Du . K Hi . G. W. Smith . Abram Hemby and wife. Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Law . Jennie Moore . Maria Pi ice . Patsy . Barbara cannon . Martha . Harrington . Frank Grimes . Bell her M ii Roberson . r. hi. s . u . Johnson and ml lie Mi . I-. Ila . Cox . I;. Foreman . M i gar. t Fl Coffin Co I SO MM I- N M lot . L I. k Henderson .- Son. II. . Polly Adams Chapman . James Long . Edwin k Mrs. Chas. r Hannah Dupree Dunn . Alex, Harris . . Mary . Sam Cherry. . a, Horton . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . on J. D. Pope . W. O. and wife Ned May . Manila Can- . David . l E. Neal . Grimmer . Jason Parker . Smith . Redmond Polly . s. Brown . i Atkinson . Oliver . Polly Worthington . Harris. Mary Jones . Bynum Teel . A. . Bottle Gay . L. Simmons. it. A. Roberson. John Evans. Peter May . Henry Pall . T v Heath and wife. Washington Daniel . Ila . ii . Samuel Rives . Man- Brown. Ellis Dupree . II Heath . g w. Smith . v. m I Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Joyner . Jennie . Mai i . Patsy . Barbara Cannon . Martha . Ilia ill . Frank Grimes . Belcher . it-sue . Johnson . fl Law horn Ila . t h Cog . . J. -I. . Na Moon- . Ii. II. . J . P. Adam mi nag allies Edwin i. I mi Mrs. Joyner SO i-l S . . 0-4 ion HI . ion , i I 3.1 o MM I . I . II i-l II mi i n inf. ii. oil ii.-.; Hannah Elisabeth Harris . Amanda Alex. Harris . Mary . Sam Cherry 01.1163 C. Horton . N To Whom John . so Randolph . J P J. w .; and on Ned May . M Tm p . . David . K . Chaney Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie Smith. Redmond . Polly Smith . s Brown . Virginia Atkinson . 11-6 i r Byrd . Polly Worthington . l-i Harris . Mary Jones . Bynum Teel . -I 117- 11-1 On 11-2 A. Let lie Gay . I I. Simmons .; R. a. Roberson . John Evans . Peter May . Henry Dall . Heath wife. St Washington Daniel . o 1200 Ila . 12-1 Council . . I I 1-2 I Hives . SO 1203 Mary II n . 1301 I .- . ISM v . i ISM W. Smith . Ah II. and wife. i William-. M so. . Tucker . M I . it M. i-. I. M Price . I.--., r . I . I . ii. . Hal ton Fl . Mai it. . i ii. Hi . u Johnson . l M . i. . 1223 Joseph Cot . 1221 Rel. 1223 Margaret All. n . l . it. y Oil ; Jinn II. in i Johns. , .- Son. 12-1 I Ross Payton I David Boyd . M. i . Hi an. 1274 Nan. y Moot. K. Henderson l 1276 . . Adams . Chapman . Jam.- Long . in k . Mrs. ins. ii i . Hannah .- . Gain- . An Dunn . Mary . 1.-6 Sam Cherry. ; c hi . John Wilson. Randolph . I'd- . IV. G. and May . Martha Tripp Co- I David K. Neal Jason . Annie Bill . I . I. I. . I Full rd Oil Polly Smith . 1302 S. Brown . i Atkins, n . i Oliver Byrd . i ;. I Ii I y Harris . Jones . Teel . i a. . 1310 Ii Gay . i i I. Simmons . 1312 R. A. Roberson . 1313 . r May . HIS Dall . no rip; Ton. Heath . . 1317 Washington Paid. . . 1311 Count ii . i 1320 i Rives . i 1221 Mary Brown . 5.1 Kills . I 1323 Dupree i . g. w . Smith . Abram it I I l -y. Wright . i Tucker. wife. l .- Lawn in 1323 Jennie Moor Maria II r I i Barbara cannon I . no no I i-l 1333 1334 Martha Maria Harrington Frank Grimes Mary Roberson . 1317 . I Willis . l lisle Mi i Isabella . tin Joseph . Ill i AH 12.14 Bel. h. i 1345 Blount . II. my Johnson . I David Boyd . 1471 Nancy Moore . K II. i S j H . Adams . i i. I., N . To Issued. 1510 May . I'll Henry Pall . Heath and wife IS Washington Daniel . . 1314 Isabella Briggs . Council Chapman . l 1516 Rives . 1517 Mary Brown . i t-i 1577 Coffin Co. I 1511 . a . 1520 C. W. Smith . 1221 Abram and wife 1322 Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . i 1521 Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . I. 1526 Maria Pries . 1527 . Barbara Cannon . i. k . on ISM Maria Harrington . Prank Grimes . 1533 Mary . Keel . . Johnson and wife. j ., . i Isabella . . J II ,,. Oil mi I-l i no i so i no in Hi I i . k i . . , -I . . in Joy ml . ii . I . II- I. Ill l i . in i ; Sam ill- . i i C I-l . i John w . , . i D Pope . ; ; n- w g. and if.- loan May . M ii . l lie I 1492 . I . i K Ni . 1494 Grimmer . H 141.5 Jason Parker . On Annie Smith . . Smith . . ii -ii Teel II ill- r . . It. A. . l R i. Foreman Allen . 1511 Blount . 1512 Henry Johnson 1513 David Boyd . 1513 Matthews 1564 in Edward smith . Total . Ami. SO It I On 5.1 To Baker Hart . M. Mo. ring . G M. . Ormond Carr II. M. J C J B. Cherry A G. 1216 Ormond Carr . 1341 u. ch. A- Co. g. M. Mooring . 1267, Ii Moore . Bro. 1376 J. B a Co. 1417 G. If. Mooring . 1413 J. c. Son. ore III Mooring . M . I.- . . . PRISONERS HOME, AGED INFIRM. No To Whom d Bryan . Bryan . J. w. Smith . Id J. w. Smith . J. W. Smith . W Smith . W Smith . W . i. w Smith . J. W, Sn, 1588 Smith Ain't II. SUPERINTENDENT HEALTH. I a i i 0- ,. I I'M on ii ,., I. I I,., ,. II c, No. To Whom Ain't. A. A. Ma . A 1.3 A M A. M-o. nil. nil , i . nil. nil DO .- 1247 . T h on -ii Co. ii ii ding and J Lang ii, Cox. ii M M. . M. II I it g . I II. T. M M . l. A I i. M. Mo r i. Still I. A i I. W . I. Ill I i . . . c, M M . . Ant I I N. in; l-i .- w; en 1213 1231 I II.- To Whom Issued. T. J. I. . Lewis . It. T. J. Willoughby. J. c. . w. l. Mills . Richard . Mills . J. Israel Moore . Parker . S. A. ton . G. M. Mooting . Henry Lewis . Sidney Daniel . M. . J. M. . M. Mooring . M. . F. Case . Israel . J.-.-. . Joseph . J. J Carson . R. . G. M. Mooring . M. Mooring . G. 1519 C. A. Bland Ami. Oil No BRIDGES. To Whom Issued Henry . HineS Bron. Co Baker Hart . T. A. . J. P. . Ill Alex, . W. I'm . . John Canady . no it M. . mi a. P. Johnson . J. T. . Brown . MS J. P Gaskins . Ml d F. lies . Ill M. G . It M. . Johnson . It M l.-.-is . It. 3.1 s. y . . ; n- At , .- . I- . -km . I In . . p. i. . . D. . 7.22 w g . o. w. I So ml to 5.1 ., .,., ,.,. I Oil II I I I no I ill 1250 1396 l. 1-75 . in II I SHERIFF. T. mi M . Harrington . II. Harrington w. King . w. Harrington g. M. Mooring . It T Hodge . W T. Knight . W I. . C. id . . It . Mooring . Woolen . II. Harrington W King . T Hodges . I. . T . . M Mooring . T II . i. II. . W. . M Mi -i Ins . M M. W II II T H . c. Crawford . V. It T. w. II IV It. II. It I It M loin i , . . 3- i. II CO -C , To Whom nil -.-., c ;.; , . HI I'll Total . Am f I I I JAIL To Whom I Dudley . G. S r Co. M It. Ch, C. . M . Hi ; G M Mis ling . I W II . II. M J. C A h . HO ,. . . . 37- c M . B Io CO. 1.2 M Ml . I i i. c. t MM . Hi.,, n a- . M M . . I . .- r A- Co. . I . II M II. i . Ch , t.- -s . . 1.1. Buggy . , , S Tie A G M . a M m ring Aim I A A I. I M. T, A. i. D. . w. Skinner . It. M. . G II. Harris . J. i Proctor Ai V. A. K. G. . W. K. . T. A. if . St Cut . II. T. . J. P . II. M. . G. Harris . Proctor Ar Hi . . M. . . I,. r . . St . . . IV, r. . G. lit Cl to II I. IS . in . c . Ml m HO is, M .- . y J. ii. r. r . 1221 James Brown . 1211 J ii. Proctor Bro. Moore . 1213 Parker .,. 1215 Ormond Carr . I, A. 1231 . 1257 j it Davenport . 1260 Co. Buggy . 1261 J Hosier . U 1262 It. M. . J. it. Cherry. Treas. ill M 1271 A. It. House . 1319 P. L. Williams . J. Flanagan Buggy Co. 1351 Pro, Bro-. I Roberson . ii. Cherry Co. so R. lit. . low 1411 W Harrington . J. P. . 1551 J B. . 1.55 W. II. . W. . IV Proctor Bro. Pa T. A. . in . ISM II C Rodgers . 1611 n Hart . 1515 J Cherry . 1621 it. M. 11.117 Total . FERRIES. v,. To Whom Issued , S Seam . i , S. Spain . O. . a A Bro. i ii. R. Gotten . It R Cotton . M g. M. Mooring . 1269 Henry Brown . It R. C. n . No. To Whom Issued Mi I B . . j J do. i i 1261 B Sill loll 1268 J. It. HI J S Williams . I T. J Ami. I M . . II St ., I . Ain't. . ii so . M Total twain on BEFORE SPRING . . I r, I DOT A IA Clothing TO MARK ROOM STYLES. WOULD A Special Price ON A Good Suit IF BO I AM TO GIVE TOr A BARGAIN. FRANK j ii H in summit MARK margin of this paper II go ts, remind yon that yon owe PHI for and we request an p We need what at and hope yon will not it. is for those who mark on their THE . . . Pork at B. M. The new i right the month Tell your new goods In The people this paper. has t Tie the Her- house a nice Una of paper. paper, visiting curds at Reflector Book badly off of schedule, the freight five the ganger an and a and single ledgers, long day books, journals, no e draft and receipt books, M lot in at Reflector Book Mr. B. F. Tyson is preparing to a large stables on corner f Fifth streets. he the there are being moved back from the corner. writing tablets, colored crayon sets and companion boxes are the very things the The for the time in the new uniforms procured when came out to make music for the Jr. O. V. A. M. flag raining, To say that boys looked is but Io repeal what who saw them Bold. The uniforms are of green with a stripe of gilt braid down Hit leg and bars of black braid across the breast, the cap being ornamented with the word In gill letters. The suits fit this pail the work reflects credit upon Frank Wilton, the King Clothier, who took I ho measures for them. is justly proud of the excellent band and tine equip- to Ms, B. left morning. Tims. If. J. Lamb, of it town. W. l- Alderman While left Ibis f.-r Richmond. l. t. Bond, of was visiting Mrs. A. M. Moore, left this morning. II. C. and ll. h. h of whom have been sick, are able to return store. Rev. J. Cobb, of Bridge, traveling of North Carolina spent today here. Old Plants lie Mrs. and Mis who have been Mrs. W. U. Smith, home today. Rev. J. W. this morn- Dr. J. went to Hot land Mis. M. A. Johnston, traveling agent of Si. Luke's Home, of left this morning. Mi-s. Gardner evening n visit to a i ii on. T. v. Matthews, the man who has been spending a weeks here, and who created much amusement with as left this morning, That was an a I at the In Acme A. M. i in of red, hit. blue, left their hall and beaded the Band snatched A convention of Democratic building. of Pitt County it people the Court House and others followed procession. mi Saturday, by the band Slat, at o'clock M. Prof. W. H. County pose of appointing delegates to the of Schools, iii be Convention lie held in the half of the Junior Order, of of Raleigh on be it a member, delivered a large WOO. the United flag and a Bible for the various State the school. full of utterance of patriotism and Township Primaries lie held devotion to the interests of on Saturday, March 24th, o'clock P. M. delegates . ,, . ,. , ,,, to Miss Bessie Ha riling, one In a most All persons who are In favor o the and as the band played State and County III I Is Mis in these Grace Smith forward and meeting. order of the Democratic Committee of I'm I . lONE THE BEST ALL FOR ALL CROPS BY ROYSTER NORFOLK, VIRGINIA N. P. Guano Co., Norfolk, Va. I take pleasure iii . your I have been using it for the bud or seven years, and it has the best I have ever under all of my crops, II. hoisted to In- of staff erected on the building, married. Rev. W. A. Avert, win married to Miss Salisbury day at P. M. by N. Booth at t he home of Mr. t he bride's lather. An old fashion wedding dinner was served the bride's home in Hansel to quite a number. After the the wedding party went through country to Bethel which place a reception was held in the Hotel. Rev. Mi. pastor of the church a Bethel. Tobacco Association. There will be a meeting f Hie Pitt County Tobacco As- in Greenville on Saturday, February, 10th, the day in the month. On the day previous, 3rd, meetings will beheld in the several townships to the township township and the The iii i to child of I., f. Evans Is quite sick. is. is visiting II. A White. Mrs. fl. Harrington left Fri- day evening Io visit at Alderman J. While returned Friday evening from Superior Court Clerk D. O. Moore left tins Mrs, W. B. Smith visit relatives near Hamil- ton. Raymond Tyson to Friday evening returned this morning. Powell, of Friday night hew mid returned As ii unfurled voices of men and women, boys and girls, mingled in shouts with the music. M. Watson in most appropriate words in behalf of school accepted the Bible, the inter.-ling exercises closed, procession again forming marching back to hall. Both the in presenting the Bible to the exercises reflect high credit upon the Shut His V Walls A occurred a few miles north of town day in which n little fellow his life. Ai in. I,. Blow, I. N. V . My Stock is Complete bIN all Hat. C gt prices that suit you. COE AND SEE THEM. children. You will them at Book Every day the is asked how it the cot Ion on t c be glad to reply that had been broken and a Sense started. The Greenville will have a train to on evening of the. SOW to attend the district meeting a that place. The special train I return meeting that night. should be thoroughly f without this their efforts will amount to nothing. At these township meetings on the Bid delegates are also to lie to attend a meeting in Greenville on the 10th to take steps towards opposing the trust. RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. Two Have n narrow cape. Small This morning had the first fire alarm for several mouths. It was by the kitchen the residence of Mr. IT. Ormond, corner Greene and Fourth streets, catching on lire on the roof. The turned out and the fire wax put but very Brat Braces men stop to consider when they have printing to do If they give the orders to their town paper they to that extent help the to advance the interests of their us you as good work said just as good prices us yon get anywhere. As between the while and the buck black is more of the two. And however hard It may be upon tho black to enforce such and association at a con thing, white should 1st, Io his keep Veterans of N. C. Robert M. editor of the Morning Post, Raleigh, is- sues a urging the and the 71st N. t. the Junior Reserves, to tarnish him data from that for the forthcoming sketch of the soldiery of N. C, edited by Judge Walter ore John II. Anderson, colonel ; William lieut N. A. Greg major. The companies were from Cleve- land, Burke, Me. Rowan, Pitt, Wilson, no, Sampson, Hyde and perhaps some other counties. Only three of the companies arc given by Moore's Roster, and survivors arc called to aid in completing the record, and to give incidents. Photographs of and men. taken daring the war or inundate y thereafter, are wanted also. Communications should go Io Captain K. ton, N. or to R. M. Fur loan, care Morning Post, Misses and Who live near Swamp four miles from town, started to leave their home, Wed- lo relatives. They drove by u house the plantation to leave some message, and in coming back to the road the horse, instead of going t he way the young ladies wished lo go, turned started book home. The particulars as we gleaned them are s Two little suns of Mr. J. T., Holland, ten and twelve, wore Running In the woods near their father's Tho older brother was carrying tho gun in his band by his side while the other walking directly In from of tho muzzle. 11101- became entangled in s and Hie weapon discharged, the whole load taking effect the hack of the little ten year-old brother understand death was Mr and Mrs. Holland have of the community in Exchange. in Her as Mr, Dun i i driving to Palmyra with Detective Brunch, of his turned in the . away. The . over- turned men to ground. Mr. Branch was knocked senseless and Mr. Dunn was bruised. The hone ran two or the buggy and broke her neck. Mr. Dunn was brought home n buggy which White and Dr. were using while and Mr. Branch the station when Mr. buck the horse had walked some ills- from the tree, bill was with her neck i. White. u. I. David, B . Vice President. I. Kl 1806. OF THE BUNK GREENVILLE r, Al THE OF 1899. I., ii mid Discounts i Due from Bunks i rah i s s and Rev . Stumps Liabilities. stock paid in i 133,000.11 I Profits less I paid 9,017.89 payable i i t i Careful hobs rutted to week Register of Deeds Moore Issued marriage licenses to following Tom Smith and Man linker. W, A. Blocks and Always Tin-man who enters Into bind nets wants everybody to know it. realizes his success is pendent upon the publicity pan lie given lo his venture. l is noxious that the public shall know how desirable n would be fur if with attract customers advertising. It naturally if be Iii of a career ii must ways prove Record. WidOWS. go . five we have a new mock Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Meats. Canned Cigars, in everything . i mill in up-to-date v. ii. w T. The animal became as running. the Worse would stop when the gate was readied, M ,,, of doing s he plunged rigid on over knocking of it down, and tho buggy over after him, not stopping lie John A. got lo the stable. Miss was thrown out of the buggy and Wooten and Margaret one wheel passed over her. was shocked and Ward and Johnson. bruised but escaped serious Injury. James B, and sister was not badly frightened, was a re- markable escape, and their friends are glad were so fortunate. Vines and Annie Blunt. Brown and Lulu Blunt. Frank and Martha White. The railroad bridge across I he river here was opened for a i-. the applications for growing out of the Spanish and wars arc from widows. the probabilities arc that we will have some of with it n bundled years hence, as we have four widows of the of the wars of wan of 1812, and of Mexican war. widows arc more numerous than of wanes- then soldier left, of war of of Indian wan. and of Mexican war, fur -ii kind Country Produce, When want to sell or when you want to buy come to see as with then we promise sat- i-i i. T, F. CHRISTMAN CO, ii.- Points. We have Just opened building with an entirely new and complete of----- We Carry Dry Goods, Notions, Hals, Hardware, Crock, tin Implements Meal, flour, Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, etc., in STAPLE in a general stock. We Also Soil HAY. IDS SUED HULLS AND AND Our prices on everything will found if low as a good article can he mild at. are cordially to- v i our store. prices paid for all kind of produce, WHITE ; is ,. winds blowing . . . . a . w h . ,. ll no man . . . I . which an ins a to e Hundred. The at the lime when keeper weal to close the draw he lost con of It and together with inch force as to knock the track and upper timbers of the structure out Tho sect Ion squad you Beauts you gel when you call for it. and will find health rt Its Nothing harm I. . -i it . . m . do repair Ike damage both trains bad to i an hour night before the gel is the time a similar lbs Public and The press is the bond which millet public and tho former lo of the So ad are written In lam, Ml bring customers ; for well to pun-haw be resisted have spend. Among other and the . Brooklyn woman a divorce from Is he will not man doubt have again inn u and are , serve New Samples Of I lie Celebrated Ml. in are also oysters measure, We l . . polite , clean , serve you i, i I MIDI a. at .

EASTERN REFLECTOR X. C. D. J. Filtered at Um at Greenville. X. a Second Class Mail Matter. Short Sermons. To advertise continuously is to advertise well. As it i desirable to do business every day. .-o it is New Methods. Old established houses who for years have scoffed at advertising are now coming out with up-to-date announcements, striving in every honorable way to retain their old- time prestige and gain as much new preference as Hi rm , thought which ; red for u U V, i by one to II by lbs aid M. A I fall . Q -s . v. Of n bail n bob r. till one bait taking men on R I -0 . and ; B .- for, n nae burgher and v. not refrain thou o ranch of a hoy descry, the It s were . t K. and pro; been lakes If people who arc always we Congress could sec what of I leader to duel h., The new Ibis would bob be be mind Mad his shelter, at night relieve the government a . . , cover .-i out of The kick great deal of burdensome matter. , . . m v op, sod a petition is p never read except by the one Why who it. Still, they daily. The who asks M the one who receives. In these three may be found the sermons which the aspiring man needs to guide him to his goal. i Record. on he kepi and there an. lug.- vaults tilled with the ac cumulations. Durham Sun. A Young Parents Cow- hide Him In a Barroom There was an unusual and with- exciting occurrence In a barroom early last .; often s dangerous, viol. all taring ,; b our Immediate rather, who bate bard, ever sail of thrown much reliable ll-lit upon The human brain It of cell and each cell i a simple I'll of acres from one end of which, like an spring n of tentacles, while . from pan arises an arm aged men in the town and of night. Ii seems the year I duty is to walk to the I arm Is intended for trans old son certain well-to-do me- of the mills and draw their I of this city has become very J sort of pen-ion for services unmanageable .-pends of in the past. A his time In that disreputable local- strike in the establishment has not ; been known in the three generations His parents determined management. the most harsh measures as a elf. .-rt In I lull way when f pals hinder. Ill left hand altered by one of the Ii that Governor Crane of Massachusetts, is very popular among the of his paper mill in Dalton, owing to liberal treatment of them. There hurriedly hi. had been an lips of bad ii n. ye laid his tao be replied the did I ken be was bis for his waywardness and early last night both the The States Association of and mother Commissioners of Agriculture, in quest of their held its convention last The foot cow-j week in New Orleans, has named hide. as the lime for the When they entered the barroom convention, which is to be held in In question and discovered their j Raleigh, X. O. son iii the midst of a Crowd of row companies, the father laid hold. upon the hoy and held him while I The number of Magazine contains a number ons portion of the brain system another. It be- male to Hie or of the nest one to it. Inner in turn effecting c with a third cell, and so on. a message is conveyed and the gets Its -s. The entire brain la mad.- up of .-ells, whose Is Ii and whose full strength l In systems, these systems turn b In ties, the . inn ea In clusters and Dually the by divisions limy are known to -is A III Colombo. Our eon appearance placed him at on the suspicion of con- lug his sleeve, for Sleeve be bail none III- dress was a seam drapery b began t an I at knees. inns if the deck directly boy assistants T .-ii side, be be tin In of n little Then h man in says n now has a good bright his In life St i. Ml i l la Mia I v. i- lucid.-in of obtaining money I will let the his arts n man in t one day but with plenty of nerve and posh lie wanted money lo secure a and pay bis room rent until he could secure a position. he find some man who would help him If he told his story In a manner, be entered a clear in street lie was explain his condition and ask for assistance until he could pet a when proprietor look- ed up with a ll scowl lie turned to his partner, they held n consul- In a p. r for n few moments. lake SI and bother me about bill again That's all you v get. and now gel out of Ibis place In exclaimed the storekeeper. young man pushed toward the door with the money hi bis hand, and, try as lie would. storekeeper would not let bin Once In the bewildered fellow considered the mailer In every detail mid decided lo keep tin- This he did. and a month walked into cigar Mid ids story and returned m News What Selected. Thomas to bare for bin In hit near Tesla to one day asking for work, and Edison, who help, referred to Hie fore- man, named Fulton. Tb latter took young foreigner on that he would work. This Teals did. For three days and be never doted eyes. At end of the Brat fort- night be bad not sleep all together, Fulton, the foreman, take n rest, tie also said to young man on of the strain they bad both been under they bad better have a good neat. Accordingly foreman the student went to a well known on one of boulevards got one sf biggest thickest It was a Whopper and seemed to be overwhelming for two. Besides. the were liberal, and there was good wine. Between thorn, however, they managed to make disappear, and then turning to asked If there was anything else he would like. out with inc. you know, and whatever you want order looked around for a minute, as If making up bis mind, and then hesitatingly Fulton. If you don't mind I would like another Francisco he cotton par In the two band I In ; ad on the deck a small handkerchief. Thereon. f i small hillock, he friable earth, is ml mango seed. This lie dispatched a boy with a Hal water, In iv -i h led snake from S shallow an I while ii angrily and enlarged I Us in . r little mound of soil the mother applied the cowhide good will and telling which was forcibly evidenced wild veils and pleas for mercy on the pan of the unruly boy. The mother did not cease from applying the cowhide until she had worn ii down to a and slump. The hoy of feature only valuable toils particular class of renders, but in- and instructive to the general reading public. While continuing to be to who works in any part if the of expression; the the reader, the dramatist, In . hi n few earth, then covered small square of fringed long as ii- Is n healthy ,. -ti a pipe. drops on III heap n turban cloth After repeating lions be lifted Hie lop covering and re- vealed a green shoot, not unlike appearance of a bean above the I III positive refused to singer. the teacher in publishers aim to make Magazine of such general j value and to cultured that It will he a welcome to every home in laud. bis parents home and Policeman Steed, who was mi duty on beat, called lo assistance with a view to earning him by force. When they had succeeded in carrying hint in this manner as far as Front street, the boy told them that if would tarn him loose a polished gentleman isn't apt and allow him, as he expressed it. to wear bis clothes shiny, while A man never knows what he can boy he would do until he doesn't get the chance. further resistance go grass widow is very often n home with them. woman husband is engaged j tried to released him and he walked in sowing wild oats, quietly with them for a few paces A mail always thinks a then suddenly dashed off clever woman is pretty, and a m. man always a man is pretty must Hie sure this world lo have one you of v. you haven't got. opposite direr from home. The Irate father and Policeman Steed followed in pursuit, but the boy outrun them and made good his escape, is lo two-thirds Wilmington These parents are lo be cum gave the man what he deserved. trouble is they should mil have waited until he was grown begin to Land mark. Home First, The Telegram has said good in Carolina more to of State than all things else do- Thai reason for ii- holding of State at a lime from is which so in people can be reached for so little as through the daily Ink. p can sell -o III Apace as a real estate sell lease you so much property; remains. for j oil lo improve u and make ii iii. THIS We oiler One Hundred Howard for any ease of Catarrh elections. The can not lie cured by Hall's the amendment and the Cure. to be voted for In An- Prop-, gust, means more than condition each little cell, brain attends to its business faithful- and gives no trouble, but man generally is so who usually re- fuses to live the life panned out by nature and adopts Instead the life laid down by the modern artificial of ins. forsooth by menial disturbances frequent- arise through the brain becoming abased In various ways, from over work and alcohol principally. Your brain cell la a little and It cm endure a great deal from you, but If you should a little too far It rebels sud refuses t.- work any longer by contact with its companion cells, which can do by withdrawing Its long arm and getting Itself out of circuit. this rebellion Is conduct- ed by whole groups of cells acting to- III full harmony. Now-, the object of Ibis Is simply to avoid overwork, for each tiny cell has stored within Its minute space only a certain amount of energy, but If yo put en the high pressure this f easily consumed by the opera- of the brain, and the organism breaks down from exhaustion. Now, take of Just stated. When -i person takes too much to drink, the cells in those patches of brain that are responsible for the muscular movement be- come and the taggers, When dots Is very large, cells which, although stupefied, their matter on Ids legs, now working, and the man sleeps like one dead, finally, if more than enough of alcoholic drink he taken, . . on ii.- Is and unfortunate man There I-. some relation between e- activity of the mind and Insanity. are apt to exhibit ma of mental alienation, and, h late, their children are r to those of average. 1.1 -i Instance, to go out of Eng- land for Cromwell was s i and bad visions, I lean Inherited Insanity and was s. If n I mad. Shelley was call- ed by bis friends Lamb went crazy, Johnson was an Coleridge was a morbid maniac, Milton of a morbid turn of mind, nearly approach- Ideas of are largely formed on lbs description by his diseased and said be was visited by ghosts This mental alienation occurring In the foregoing shows that specific groups of brain cells have come under the baneful of I the guiding spirit called talent or n us which baa used up all en- stored In each cell and each group j of cells, to the detriment of the with the result that their work brought various typos of Insanity as depicted or. to It more induced disturbance of the equilibrium. remaining problem la Tills Is by s temporary disjunction of certain groups of cells. A man to lo Ida of some subject Ida whole mind to thought that the hard think- r of Silence. who have a perfect e is a certain well lose reticence Is the wonder of all who Among genius f known n I u know lib A who had dropped Into Ids studio vainly to draw Mr Into conversation, when the appeared In the doorway the brother. Tom. up from I . II a John wan the room for over his bu work an I then, going toward door, long enough lo any was the re Tom palmed on f some and then In an unwonted I of deuce be said win inly to bis a inns, d tell you, I was I lo s.-1 Ii I a seen I for a Answers, iii in beau woman who had t a live who earn In sore ii that . the heat out of It h In do it . the Id now. doc- of r has never . of . op- . i the woman hub. my -IV l In never to They . i tin I . out worlds tor, deal . gone . on fluid . h a form ill bled iii ii for years n certain old tribute on fr called In lb. oil I days ii. lean- lay her lime lady M. but. washed Century. Ml once . ea up. and after i ear , r's . end her low r I did not the water She I roil stop In It, . explained lo s r's ins . I Ills lo Girls. A who recently la Germany met a young English officer who was In the same city, and, hi fart. In the same with her for two months, studying German for hie pro- motion. most had the usual absurd Ideas the of this country, who. In minds of the foreigner, are rather hoyden creatures, who smoke and bare other masculine traits. After dinner one day In the early of the the offered the gin n open her refusing It be t all the In the United Stales we replied the girl, never only If yOU will get pipe nit mantelpiece In next room I be charmed to smoke Not suspecting Joke she was play- on the officer brought the sad filled It. It not until ho saw the wry his friend made In attempting lo carry out the Joke that he appreciated situation, was continually telling the American tn a tone of surprise she Just like the girls home in England, her rejoinder don't you think a lady IS a the world the There Is n-l Is, The mm- our lay do not lee like to be lob Of Oil We faults We do not to references to occasions in we appeared a Vet we deplore the of We make all mart of our friends who display a weakness for social past And yet there are few of who. If the r lie mil t. as a do Imbibe It greed My an more. Every one remembers the anecdote of Di Holmes when lie applauded and to a somewhat I. awfully tired of this sort of thing, Hr at said the dear old man. frankly Dover Clap quits hard or kins enough lo please mo. I I It for In I .-ill. young who used to have an ambition to ac- tor, don't he a playing a leading role don't say sol By George. I never he bad It In with an company and the bloodhounds in the Times Id. t i Co. Toledo, O We the have know n ls or whether for the last a single gold or silver, or u double and him perfectly monetary standard, shall prevail, honorable in all business trauma Telegram. and able to cam any made the groups of cent Constitution I i employed In or Tm wholesale drug Toledo, . the man win. ictuses to support his county paper, no sale Toledo, o. Hulls ii lure is taken In- illy, upon the blood and the system. Price M-r bottle. Sold all Druggists. Hull's family Pills are the beet, The of In. is now and always has been or he agrees the editor or nut lie depended upon to aid in ha ml of his town his community 11.- a who la I, r. paper all should his lips Investment be will soon desire lo widen his point of view . and will patron ire, in addition, some newspaper B ST PI and fever is a of Chill Tonic. It Is simply that has a wider held operation. .,,,., No pay. Price Man. Constitution their ail oat way, the detriment of mental generally, and so man with the of bis brain cells turned In the one direction along the streets all or mental Inception and all manner of queer things he la not of Ii. la doing Pearson's Mags- The fallowing waif Is rounds of the suite urea w are of lady In n t i.-r hand a stranger ere I i-i. r v Is i r.-i r -i -it her tie- . he One said grave of With reverential awe nay, wits a of deep thankful neat r merchant tailor on hit Oral Ii to the orient drew near cast a ti- on the tomb. be should be lbs man on earth to re Vila your To your sin I owe my Tribune. To think your new production long V asked friend l to this ear to day an-- .-red Mr. members of our com- are trill in whether they art in a run a long . In the ,,; lie repeated said spirit As oil a be be Lie w lib In. 1.1 us Is A car shop hearing la her lad come to in nu to If yon have I . . I'm going en I I lo he could go tee n well as not and carried Urn In triumph have i I have a man . b Use with me II I pr. l . i I . ii and a and el I'll i ons in I ire I L-l that In a Port son e Journal in Ills . the i a counts Of tunes pause h yon ti know, ate I ii c no iii music, f l hr a f r .-. ill be I Pulmonary Is not a con- but only a The contact per of con- docs not convey the disease t la now well known Hint It mainly which, when dried dust, constitutes main danger of Infection The means to prevent from expectoration or only In proper vessels, an I flasks, proper use . f handkerchiefs during Coughing, etc are now also universal- Ii Is absolutely demonstrated Hint a , alb if lie takes cure of his i i do. s not eon- r lo Ids men. In nu i i . the cat or II Is of fr ass, the hygienic so It mass in, Hint In these for one It less i than w tea . Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every prices as low the Highest market prices aid for country produce. Forum of I hen S A Knopf la man me when l I . II When I i I I getting on as I was i . i- usual lie to that's Ii la I If good In Reel bind were lo be an I n there's ne'er a your ever gel Confectioner, the American girls, girts fond of sweet things. One of I heir la very much like our plain sugar candy. It Is made of and milk and flavored with of or hair of la of their most popular sweetmeats n is so called be- cause It Is Iii line long strings like This la made of sugar from buffalo's milk, which Is ex- b The n omen most of their lime eating and gossip- did the hero of he of the hid who had rolled op a novel and got up to stretch himself. a was reply In of diSgUSt had two a knife, a a n bottle of ill he let de villain punch breath out of git away tie heroine and n million dollars In cash York Run. Diana. was a drawn said In bilking matter ever hit Wife The c real old who listening silent for a Then be did draw It Post. In India there la more wealth In any country In the world. and spices, for these hare been produced and found in this land One of Indian owns at f mo . v. . to him optical cat, -i If must corns for V. hat is tint ll bigger than a r. bank note to other Weekly. i gives In r per- NOW tin ons i.-i Mile boy. who ins eyes r v. asked how . he wt lo talk I hat's holler Mist Mn Door her I. ; and I lieu i occasion a In -i he liked II I pretty c i i at i. nail i for everybody At a follows- nil well to talk of weighing and are some of course. who believe sort of thing, but If she she fool us boys such fairy talcs very much mis Sol Sear. The Australian not only users of nor were bey the to nae that missile. Egyptians knew all It, they seem lo have known all about else At present day the Is used by American Indian I riles and by races of Indian peninsula The last named differs In It Is thicker than usual form an dot a return in the throw- return of Is due lo I -a action wind, the weapon and the manner In Which II la thrown III. Husband My dear. to ask you one ti- or before you go on that Ions i my love. la It I out In put the boil In order if.; yon have. It hard work. I not, hot of the use i I to you lime I lo Bed say thing -mil tier's Weekly The hem Is limp cl vi is . Ill lie . a name. or J. A LINE OF ii Also ii nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found in brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown, COME TO ME. J. R. OLD DOMINION LINE RIVER VICE Steamer leave Washing- Ion daily G A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at J It, for W leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville and Saturdays f. A. M. carries freight only. Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York Boa- ton, for all points fur the West with at Norfolk. Shipper should outer freight by Old Dominions. S. Co. front New York; Lino from Bay Line from and Line from JNO. A. Washington, N. C. j. Aft., Greenville, N. O. The trip I; r from Is the la Marie minutes. was for IT YOU WANT AT THE TIME BF V VOl I IDS ; THE BIGHT WILL GET LY RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. THE LEADING i Ai- nu;. shelves sh . i it Ii mi i-vi It a for bill us a of . of i he shops, He get shaved pi . t Ii,. gen- -one of with a caller while in Um chair, to of his burlier. THE AMENDMENT. laws of any the The one, great, States wherein re- sided, no iii i such person, . hall lie i ti The following is the amendment of the stale adopted in General As- end to the voters for next l- Thai of he shall have registered, in ace n I constitution of North Carolina be, the terms of this section tho same is hereby I prior to I, The in lieu thereof shall General Assembly shall provide ruled the following article of said u nil , . I Iii S I .-hall be , ,, . . the right to register a, brought election in State by person ., . . failure lo p the In section of this I I. n,. I . Id j i. be lo in in i c the of the of . Kai i. . year round, Spring;, Bummer work for yours and oar mutual ad i-; our pleasure lo show you i I and to We offer you the be , polite and with a well ; till . . . ill not do f you do not loll u an foil . and do is, . . . i. III . S II I who this s in- In . i I. I all pen shall entitle i in lo -i and all elections the in late, mile i tinder so lion of this such pen Section male person shall have paid their poll lax born in the United States, mid united by law. every mole person who has been Sec. All the i And . twenty-one years of be by ballot, all with u. . i. . v. . VI. AMI AN lo Into I i h terms ill . HI , . . . ;. . It it. -r . . I . ; lie fore t- me. Duller i i reel i. rapid;, u i me I um III ii. rail. I. .-- it i-s l Me age. and possessing the the General set out in ibis article, shall shall be viva lie entitled to vote any election by people in Slate, Every voter in as in this article as herein otherwise provided. be eligible i Bee. Ho shall have resided In Ore, before entering upon Slate of Carolina for two man, In the six months, the following or oil. , district In which ha offers to vote, four mouths next proceed- maintain the constitution laws log the election ; Provided, Thai removal from one ward or other election district therewith, and this ;. lo ll-e lo ,. into only of . lug Ilia e have . found in I hi ii -1 ii people, do thin ii lo nil inner of and p lion. nil . ii mid bull -tori as to i man it i am Ion V. Hardware. T; i i i-. lit. i II la same county, shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vole the precinct, ward or other election district from which lie has removed, until four months such removal. seal in Senate Sir. V, a will is mil mi. aim ; . ,,, .,,.,,, , in , , , Miss-nil So help me. See. The following of persons shall be fur First, all person who been convicted, the being of Almighty Mod. who has bis guilt In open Second, all who shall upon Indictment of any crime convicted or confessed their Indictment pending, hereafter be, Imprisonment In the whether or not, under State prison, shall be permitted to in, vote, the said person shall or felony, or any oilier IAMB who have occupied since ii first by Barton, in 1820, Dr. David B. At- and pi Incumbent into the with -m-h i rush the cad ill I week . I glut ,; , the surplus Supply had to be gold for to Wash and ; m to attend the Gridiron Club got into the hands of the dinner, I I h Hi was selling nu tho In live i. -i .--. of Ii FIRE. Ii. la .; and n of the l a e turning III wind n stop ; . sonic ton flt- to dry, in make n lo, v mads a p but Is now mill u ii whatever. ; ts ruin . . . r mil it. beta ill troops on ii was, ht . ; tiring curse . t i some year, prairie Journal. . I s beef isn't . , bull. M i i send yon . .- ii s. ins one l pretty fierce, lie lb, well, will ll lilt Is a It It gives a ell in death, i nil I hi be restored to citizenship in the manner proscribed law, person offering to vote shall be at the time n legally registered voter an herein ed manner provided by law, the General i . ,, . ,. ,. , ,, lie law. Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to I shall fore. awry into the provisions of fl article. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and any section of the constitution in the English some luring terms vi or after their in which the punishment In , ., private life In the since becoming of or corruption and James who made it in office, miles- such number of dollars I lie person shall I restored of i impound. rights a manner In It; .,.,,,;,,. The , i I n I the of I . i feel Horace Mi arc mi Men who I. for rear- I Hie iii i lb . . f . ll if Jan i i Che Vi which led lo bis report of the Slate in hi- there mo 02.1,100 children The moral language; and, before he shall had not advertised . . . . . . , . II Sit entitled to vole, paid on o f March of before the day year in which he proposes lo vole. his poll tax as prescribed by law. for the previous year. Poll taxes ball be a lien only on assessed property, and Issue to enforce same except assessed property. Sec. No male person who was, on January I, 1807, or at any time In S oil; total school revenue for have of his tiff or have died dollar and thirty-three a matter of news would lie child of school age. more Interesting to I j mono do her In the mailer of lug her. until I nAy I, i In- . , . .-1 Hi. In-bis found Hi pill lip II ii . . . I-id . . . ill . . . . I i U c i One I ii Hint can I . T. ,. I III SI v t ,; Props., under . fur y . ll. in ml nit ii I'm Too do, prohibited t i cannot FIGS SO . Fl i SYRUP CO. Ki . wholesale per capita La re inert in some reel or special iv iv Tablets. Ml ill in II . me falls I cure K , , box. , . i ill ll . Price i all isl Inc. Hall's Pills h . i nil till it-Ill ; . , . i . . ill lull , iii ii for You ,. . . i . . . St Fleming