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LAND SALE, u except Entered at Mail Post at as Second 1900, THE WAY OF BOX PAP- R Pens, Pencil. need lo bare Nikola for in his Hear cams to one . ; work, and him to I ho for latter took the r. on condition that n did. For and b never closed hi the end of the first fort- he not bad Bleep all tho foreman, i rent De said young man that on account of n they been under ave a good the foreman and tho Went to a well known on i of boulevards and got one of the biggest and steaks tide, it was a and to I for two. ll liberal, and there b id Inc. Between them. bow p to make .; disappear, and then Fulton, h lo IN sin. asked bin if was as would like. V with me, yen know, and for a ; want Just order looked vaguely around for a n n as r mind, and said, f you . I would like another -an Argonaut received or Oil III. ii. In A lie t who was recently young English ll .- same mill. ti fact. In i me with her fur two sill German for pro- I. meet Europeans, be Idea, the of country-, In of foreigner, are rather creatures, who smoke and hare rails, r r one day in early the the I Louisville girl a relic, up her refining it y. though nil tho In the . Stolen s the girl net tics, pipes. If you will gel of In the s I lie charmed to with in-- i. . the and it. it not until be tin Hi.- u i face, hi, friend made In all pi lo carry the Joke that lie situation. He telling American In a loin r surprise that just like girl, i In In England, and her re. don't yon think a lady By of the decree mode Pin Safari i Court In I la- Bi and mi I an . 11.11 The a I rape to pill i the Court dour is lo lb, highest Udder for n day tin I'm lull in land but Burton Me- and other, containing ma r h m, a- belonging lo an I Julia and fully in In Book in more or fully in a deed and Cherry t.- Skinner, Book page tract known Council land in adjoining the land, i f K M. John and acre more or km, in a deed front J. U. Unit C page, and i Hi, r tract in ship known as Burton hind hundred or era, ;. One I lathe land, , lad the Ian hi i Id, in re or U-- alto- I.--, kn. a, in. Burton J line, lands. the land and the land h a- all To those malarial districts . t in in order a absolute cure r headache, . torpid liver, n and all bilious diseases. Liver Pills AM COAST LINK DIRECTORY i Mile r tn Mini. Ian ii r- the -N to -l l- Joke . i nun all i i under U . t r . i. Ar , A M I, I M i a t an f V. T ; M P M AM St X M AM C Oil c n . . . I, . l v. W I -11 Ml if. tile i a re- plied you lint do. a d manager. speak r-t give you s-l a rigid raid Dan Atlanta Journal If mm a- . cut, peril I often named I, Ii ,, f a II In . I, I I and land, trill, 1.1.1, tin in. hi I, one nil- I-11 mid hail it I ml t In -e II. s. ; ;. ii hip, known n-iii, la lining inn .,,. log he I in. ml II . I'll I I like till II I . f IV sf mile MM IO t up . the Si . he lite . tie. 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K pol ii with hi. to the brining containing One tract of laud in Content- w A. Mr the I mil an I hen, containing w, a. r. mm from J a. Hook and A , . son, II One. tract situate in Hardy Jr. an In . 1811 . in Book -l I page and A Ii One tin, land m ,,. the lands of Lite Hi urn Me Porter's place. J. A p. others, live hundred and more or lea. PROPERTY, in Wist .- 1.11 I.- lull at X. w. strict it, No. with tin- line of lot No , i;. ,.,.,, ,,, ,, v. Ii Ward cast with Ward feet lo the U I-1 No. IS in West s. K. and 1-. ii,., III With I lo lot No. thence n. I-An HI and P. Ha mi in ,,, Third shut west feel ll- beginning, . m the corner and l in a from -I W m Book I. I lie tern an Tin , K. n 1-. hi S. M. HAS mi t.,. , SOU Mixed Citron. Pales. TOSS. Al. Ar Train leaves Ion Ii p ill, ; leans p in. San I lord Mil in. i p in. arrive S p in leave pin. arrives C p in Beat. g it a m, v an. a at, Red Springs in. Hope Mills a rive Returning leave, pill. II p . lied It p p in X. the Carolina Central the with Air Line Southern with lb, Railroad. Train, on th, Road ,, ,. . s. Neck S t . m. Bin. . J ill,., on Washington Branch Wash lea mat, I-.-1- i. m. arrive Lo e in. leave p, arrive It no a and . Knotty It . . m. m ,,,. ii in. i. leaves n fan am. and sun Hay. moraine evening. Rev. A. M W F. nu- I thin I Ii Rev. J. H. . PM A M a so am pm Morton, If A- a. It. Lotto, n. meats Orel third Monday evening;, i; hams. W. M. ,. M. s,.,. Meets ever evening. H. K. K. of P. Tar River Lodge. X. id W, meets every R. M. More, C. T. M. Hooker, K. R. and ,., -i.,,,. , .,, N C h, dally, t an mi Tr lean . .,.,, , . m in, c, Bail way. STANDARD A a Branch -a a m. p arrive pm. I. II an am p. p. ., , arrive ll. ii in. o.,, Warsaw ,., m all, , , Train Wei i in II. M. EMERSON, Agent It. T. H. OLD DOMINION LINE It. x,,. every even- W. B. Wilson. . Lang. See, V. A. .--Moots night in I. ti u. ,.,,. A. O. Council, Ho. meets even- and third nights in Fellows Hall. Worthy D. s. Smith, Bee, LO, So. Monday nights in Odd W. Ii. Arch,.; I. Smith -in. t, House to ages P. ii for i- II man. in ii i; III I, . MAGAZINE iii Kl , SALE ,, , I'm sale. Shun for nil kinds of i -1-11 and sawing, general and repair of wagons horse unit B Inc. Good paying large W, TUB------ SOUTH. Line In all Points. Texas California, Florida, Cuba and SERVICE That i r laud Hilly all Pullman Sleep ii- mi all Nil In an Sain Schedules, I'm Time . General or address. leave Washing ton daily A. M. for Green- villa, leave Greenville daily M. for Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, and Fridays m. for Tar- leave for Greenville ti A. M. carries freight only. Washington with Baltimore, New York ton, for all points for railroads Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from Sew Clyde Line from . Hay Line from Baltimore; I Line MY Washington, X. c J. J. X. -A OP Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can hum found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown, TO MB, J. It. PATENTS iS P to AMI r i . t S. C. lie- W, I If. I. T. p. I . U. T A ti. V, f, i SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla am in a., fur On . ill. m. oil. i cm,, a. a FOB SALE AT BOOK THE B ST CHILLS and Is a bottle of Chill Tonie. It la simply Iron in a t pay. Prior, nth. Whichard, N. C. The Sim; in prices low m Hie Highest market price aid for country yon Invert or v a h n i f.-i r,, fr nil m BOOK ON QUART BOTTLES. ST IN IS haps or . Marshall, Mich., far live years. Tho an I ., u. the, cum., on mi- . v raw with it. I i- I. I ,, f. sure It. I money ii e when I hail M , I , I , I have never had a touch of it or J . i . all who from Of skin of any to try it at once. I a deal at , , a, dOWn The blood is if keep it pure It for sale a, FOB HIP. The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO PER VOL. XIX. PITT COUNTY, H. C. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY NO IRE I ID -AT- THE AMENDMENT. following is the to article of the State adopted by the General As and to be to the voters for ratification next 1- That article VI of of North Carolina the same is hereby abrogated lieu thereof shall be the following article of said VI. AND ELIGIBILITY TO OFFICE-QUALIFICATIONS OF AN Eve y male person born United and every male person who has naturalized, years of age, possessing the sot nut in this article, shall be to vote at by the people in the Slate, except as herein otherwise provided. See. He shall hare resided in the State of North Carolina for two years, in the county six mouths, and precinct, ward or election district in which he offers to vote, four months next proceed- the election ; Provided, That from one precinct, ward or other election district in the same county, shall not ope- rate to deprive person of the right to vote the precinct, ward or other election district from which he has removed, until four mouths after such removal. No person who has been convicted, or who has confessed his guilt court upon indictment of any crime of which is, or may hereafter lie, imprisonment in the Mate prison, shall be permitted to vote, unless the said person shall be first restored to in the manner prescribed by law. Sec. Every person offering to vote shall lie at the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and the manner provided by law, and General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into effect the provisions of this article. Sec. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and write any section of constitution in language; and, before be shall be entitled to vote, have paid on or before the first day of March of the year in which he proposes to vote, his as prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lien only on assessed property, and no process shall issue to enforce the collection of same except against property. Sec. 5- No male person was, on January or at any time thereto, entitled to vote the laws of State in the United States wherein he then re- sided, and no descendant of sty such parson, shall be denied the right to register vote at any election this Slate by person of his failure to possess tho qualifications prescribed in section of this Provided, ho shall have registered in accord- with the terms of this section prior to December 1908. The General Assembly shall provide for a permanent record persons who register under this or before November all such be entitled to register and vote all elections by the people in this State, unless disqualified section of this Provided, such persons shall have paid their poll tax as re- quired by law. See. All elections by the shall he ballot, and all elections by General shall See Every voter in North Carolina, except as in this article disqualified, shall lie eligible to of- but baton entering upon the duties of the office lie take and subscribe the following oath i do swear i I will support and the and laws of the United and the con- and laws of North Caro inconsistent therewith, and that I will Ii duties of my So help me, Sec. The following classes of persons shall be disqualified for First, all persons who shall deny being of Almighty God. Second, all persons who shall have been convicted or confessed their guilt on indictment and whether or judgment suspended, any treason or felony, or any other crime for which the punishment may in the penitentiary, becoming citizens of the United of corruption and malpractice in unless such person shall be restored to the rights in a prescribed by law. See. This act shall be in force from and after its ratification. Let Congress Take Warning To Cotton The past ginning season again the incomparable superiority of The American Cot- ton Company's bale. Not only was benefited had their cotton put up in bales, but even the pat- of old style gins profited by the presence of Although last year The Amer- Company largely in- creased the number of its presses in the all that it was able to build the demand in New England and abroad for cot- ton hailed by this process greatly exceeded the supply. is preparing this year to add largely to the number of its presses. The Company's works are running day night building presses, which will be leased to responsible who own or are prepared to build modern gin houses good cotton districts, on a rental which is repaid by the cotton buyer the premium for cotton in It is Great has waived all privileges batter the treaty, has Consented to the of the Nicaragua Can by the United Stales. If this is true, had take warning. Great Britain is not in the habit of con- ceding any thing that is of value. The fact is, England never at- slightest value to a canal across Nicaragua. Some years ago when the defunct canal company team agents to London to arouse interest declined to enthuse, and British denounced it as a chimera, as I hey did a ago when it was first survey- ed. Not a single European of note has ever endorsed it and same may be said of engineers in this country. England would lie more than willing for United Stales to waste untold millions of dollars upon this impracticable scheme. If it were built she would lie able with her Immense navy to com- it, just as she has done Suez, she is always willing to have her chest nuts pulled out of the fire. U it British, Belgium. Germany French engineers know very well that no canal suit- able to commerce can be construct- ed over tho Nicaragua route by any system of engineering known to the profession. exit are insuperable for the removal of which not a single suggestion has yet made which will the attention of a first class engineer. The winds and waves fiats can be con- trolled for a certain distance, but not when they extend miles nut to sea. A rampart costing would disappear a mouth, and sandbanks would pop up in the channel dug out for com- No navigation company after one such experience, would again risk its vessels. It would as soon of sending them to the stars. THE PEOPLE, AND CUSTOM PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. arc ill in the forefront of the race alter your patronage We otter best selected line of General Merchandise THE COTTONSEED Oil. IN. The oil industry Ii an Important In he development of the cotton States of the Sou ii. The growing y of the cotton i is in no small measure due to ability to sell a substantial price a large pan their product which a few ago had no market value. II is estimated that lo every pounds of cotton there, is about ion pounds of seed, which Is worth, at the present market price, ti per price depending nearness lo a market. The value seed is. therefore, equivalent to nearly two cents per .- the price of the and at best market quota- lions it practically brings staple up to nearly cents per l i p-i to las found in any store in County. Wall selections, creations of the manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Summer and Winter. We arc work for and our mutual ad vantage. It is OUT pleasure lo show you what you want and to you if we can. We otter you the very best service, There appears to an attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well j unlimited demand for established business up strictly on its own merits. j. When you come to market you will not do yourself . ., if you do not see our immense before buying elsewhere. us and the following lines of general merchandise. Dry Goods and Notions, Caps. Silks Satins, Dress Trimmings Ladies and Carpets, Mattings and Oil Shoes. Men's, Women's Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse and To vote millions for such -an en- looks as if then-was more money in the Treasury than Con- knew what to do with, and that congress was anxious to gel rid of it. The route itself, if cure- fully examined ought to convince prudent men of its Why try to go one hundred land in expensive bales. Information concerning leases j trip can made will be supplied by Messrs. E. is Johnson N. C. THE AMERICAN COTTON Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Scad ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Pope. Furniture. STATE Happening, la North widow of the Hon. William N. II. Smith, chief justice of this State, died at her home in Raleigh Tuesday morning. The State Superintendent o Public Instruction, who is also Secretary of the North Carolina Assembly, says a great many of the teachers desire that this year's session, the seventeenth be held at Wilmington, for a change. John of Concord township, lost a good horse last week. It was running around barnyard and struck its against the stable door so hard as to kill Landmark. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Proceedings Meet Inc. The Board of County bail two days at their February meeting and trans- acted a large volume of business. The aggregate amounts drawn the treasury were us follows For paupers supply, and the sea on County Home either side is too shallow to bridges, ferries and bun jury tickets Court ill ; Clerk Superior cotton d Being a vegetable product, ii over lard for purposes many house- holds, its uses are multiplying other directions. Cottonseed met. from which the oil baa been extracted, is a rich food for form lock, and is extensively taking the place of Western grain, which in former was the Southern planter's almost sole dependence I'm stock feeding. The of cottonseed oil has generally large profits, and the build- of mills forward active- all parts of the grow sections. manufacture of the oil is becoming one of the lead- industries in that part of the I country, and-ll will be long every in South will have good market for the Bead as for the col ton itself. there is a in the building of cotton mills in many of the cotton States, and ho sanguine Southern- confidently believe that ii will continue so long there shall ii bale of raw cotton lo ship out of With la nine of cotton on ground, and a ready remunerative market for their waste product, ii looks as though the long period of hardship for Southern ended, and that turn for profit and to remove Matilda had come insane, from the jail of this We in good fortune crop can grow with- out Potash. Every blade Grass, every grain of Corn, all Fruits and Vegetables must have it. If enough is supplied you can count on a full crop if too little, the growth will telling all atom renders f. all crops, n i Doubtless it Will lie a surprise to many to read statement that then country in the world in which is a crime to smoke. Hut casein Abyssinia. The Penny Magazine tells in a para- graph that the law forbidding the use of tobacco their dales from was merely Intended lo I in toe churches, but ii as taken and now even foreigners who smoke I here at all have to do so as if wen still land Neck Commonwealth. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. We buy strictly for Cash, sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Four Friends, What s Cents and a Dozen Goose Years Afro. Mr. II. A. Cathay, of Creek township was in yes- brandishing a friendly way razor that his father bought years ago. The razor has scraping beards ever since and is good condition. Mr. father paid for it. Mr. Cathey also showed a buckskin which his rather bought at the same lime got the razor. Be traded a dozen goose eggs for the old buckskin like the razor still dues good service. Charlotte Observer. HOW'S THIS O. W.- Harrington and I . In store for our South- for forty depth for ton ship.- The San Juan, which is to furnish of the supply, is two feet deep at some points, and much less at others. Lake is a shallow concern, which holds out no promise whatever of I I Davis were appointed a lo after bridge. I Israel Moore presented bis I nation as Constable of Swift Creek township which was accepted. Tip- following were released from poll tax 1800 s. F. ,,. ,,. ,.,,,. , , Tart King, II. Lawrence ,. , . Barrett, J. It. B. F. j for, sentiment aside, we of the North have good to wish them the largest measure of prosperity. Their in creasing demands for all kinds products will stimulate Northern Industry, and will insure steady We oiler One Hundred is Reward for any ease of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. Co.; Props., Toledo, O. Wet have known the fifteen Mar.-, and him perfectly in all business financially able to carry any obligations made by their firm. water a mile from the entrance. If Congress passes the Nicaragua bill it will involve Lawhorn, W. II. Stokes, H. J. T, F- Nelson, Biggs Cox, W. M. Manning. Horton, was released ax, wholesale drug- Toledo, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken become safely it upon the people production shall I Stales the most scandal j I Solicitor of all the ages, it will do it defiance of the fuel that a created by itself, is now en- gaged in seeking accurate A Boom In unions. t . from payment of taxes on per- am property erroneously ,. i, j, . . ., a. W . II. was released limn Mayor Polios jail 9186.- . . a.,. I taxes M personal conveying prisoners 148.70; boarding Jurors Justices and will tend wonderfully to round out am prosper- of the whole Record. properly erroneously charged. Laura Bobbins was released from land I An Indispensable Power. Advertising makes wheels of business go It helps lo supply the motive of emu activity, and keeps, the machinery of barter trade moving. It has become sable in affairs, is a boon to the purchasing public Philadelphia Record. It Has suggested Hint on j ions are a good thing to prevent the taking of smallpox, with the result that about every man or two meets be is with Sometimes a fellow adds little corn liquor to bis bait of onions and then it is a line odor. this mixture ought lo vent any disease from taking bold of a man. It ought to have more to lie caught in such Rec- IS; conveying prisoners 910.10 Coroner Register of Deed- 910.20; indigent pupils ; printing, ad- and record books Swift Creek Block Law Law 1198.03. The following were added to r list to receive monthly pay Ann Win. Willis Argent Smith lo retail to June 30th granted F. Jolly Co. Cos as released from Tho town of in the Indian Territory, says New fork Tribune, a population Dr. D. L. James, DENTIST, X. c. if more than seven Office over While upon blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price Toe. per bottle. Sold by nil Druggists. freer. Hall s family Is arc payment of lazes on acre erroneously charged. Valuation of laud of W. T. liar was reduced from to land ill Creel, b-i ed J. II Cox. for was reduced In lent 93.00, daisy Maria 91.00. Winnie Chapman. George Bay- Belcher were stricken from pauper list. II. A. was released from bin of Joe Wilson, Clerk of Hoard was ordered to. wood, convict. Sheriff made report of the laying of a public in Dam township. Twenty one delinquents wen- Commissioners ISM. squatters, who hope that eventually the Federal I will ratify their title to of which have taken p. They have Mayor, no Tow Marshal, no Aldermen, no police. There wits a survey of the ground made for poses. nave up Hue resilience., for a -1 t the houses are In rows that leave wide a fairly regular people lead moral lives and arc law-abiding In spirit, though I an no particular law, for them to abide by. A stranger in I lie would never the was not fully organ- and furnished with all modern I h You Like Good Printing Then You Will Like Ours. THE

. . LETTER. and Fret. t l tic Pus X. . l Mail Matter. it Hi Washington, D. C, Feb. WOO. I ha is ahead of English military ship has once b the Canal t- the Senate this week, which r Washington, D. C. Feb. 1900. I, . i . M. r. . ;. . i . n ill Society. In lime f of i , with shouts it me load Tuesday, as Mr. W credited with to think It ought tube, has bean venom white in hilling which A at Kentucky M fro III spat our indiscriminately at supporter of the plague in the j ,,,,,,, , , many mysterious have no of the able capita idea. The wheels of the will be greased with this tali, just as they have been in former elections. The President, it is said, has yielded to the wishes his party Md consented to deprive Ki. co of the to which he, two mouth ago, deduced her en- titled by every consideration of justice and fair dealing. where it would have agreed to most anything proposed by this government, which is almost its friend the of the world, the English diplomats got exactly what they wanted. To the treaty to every day lap- England graciously agrees t hat we shall build the Nicaragua Canal with American money, pro- that she and all other shall have equal in peace and in war and the U. S. agrees never to either end of the less many Senators change their present attitude, this treaty will not be unless its present jug handled features are cut out. Philadelphia seems to have bun- coed the Republican National Com- So far, by the most efforts, that city has raised only in in promise towards the boons that it offered for the convention. Merchants there will not put up the cash secure such a cut and-dried affair as the convention will be. The promoters of the ship sub- steal ate straining every nerve to get votes for their measure. At first they carried things with a high hand, announcing that the bill was going through with a rush and that all who didn't get on the band Wagon at once were likely to get by day, the measure has lost strength and now it is tamely doubt fill it will pass at all. The of tic middle west seriously damaged its The new treaty is a gem of a British point of view. The United State- is to do all the work, pay all the money, accept all the and then when war comes is to permit ii enemies use of the canal mi equal terms with it- self. more, it is not to its property and is consequent- in leave it free to seizure by any superior naval power with which It may go to war. In other word-. If it war with Great Britain or any other stronger naval the It Make World Move i;. is i-. i a wheel i. the assistance i . .-.; s me rat tit MB MM dis- no matter what or u- ii. makes the ad Same Husband. Has the Largest Sale of ANY IN THE WORLD. deaths were attributed to the work of the toad. The spider was supposed to equal the toad in but these days toads eat spiders with apparent impunity. The American toad Mrs. Butler stated, is larger, not so dark, and more agile than its English broth- Toads are imported into Eng- land from Austria, packed in moss sold at or a hundred. In physic the toad, or part of it, has always been credited w great powers. For instance, the right eye of a frog wrapped russet cloth hung around the neck was supposed to cure the right eye of the wearer of The same was l rue of the left eye of the frog The sentiment in both branches of he A Congress, regardless of party, fa- the construction of the Canal by this government, provided that we have absolute control of it, which means, of the right to close it to our enemies in time of war. Alter all their bluff bluster the republican Senators are afraid of going before the country square- on the issue of the single gold standard, this weak the ma- of the Finance committee reported the old international bi- meat. The amendment, which merely Bays that the bill is not in- tended to place any in the w c accomplishment of in- bimetallism, is too pal- a humbug to any man, bill it is intended to ease the con- sciences of such so called n can as Senator who was instrumental hi get- ting the amendment reported, and to give inch western silver to take advantage of opportunity Into the gold camp. The activity of those who are scheming to add to the en amount of money paid by this government for pensions may be when Senator of the Senate committee on Pensions, who is nil liberal in his ideas on the subject, public- slates that if the bills now before his committee should become laws it would bankrupt the country in make the payment. The Nicaragua Canal treaty failed to produce any change in the strong Boer in- Congress, the administration has become alarmed. It is afraid that toad, Of alive, placed at the back of the neck was supposed to stop bleed. Dried pow- the frog was supposed to an love philter. It is related of the In- that they believed that a council of the was held for producing light at The made the moon out of a large frog, the coldness of the moon is attributed to the natural coldness. Mrs Missouri Brown, of wood- ford finds the relations of her two daughters so complicated that she has written Governor for These ten years, married the same man, who that interval, also wedded a girl in North Carolina. 1889 Charles mar- her eldest daughter, Illinois, after living together for a year then went to N. C, and married a Miss Last year, under the name of W. W. much changed in Mrs. Brown says, her son law returned to not know him, and he paid court to her youngest daughter, Frances. Mrs. No. was then the country and did not see her husband. Francis was only a child married her sister had no recollection of Inn. On October M last they were married. It was some weeks before Mrs. Brown hail her suspicions aroused and then only because of that reached her about wife No. North Carolina. She wrote to the father of Miss Another tradition related of kind, and called the eldest I is that the toad quarreled with the woodpecker and caused the It is that they disputed over honey which the toad was induced to climb a tree in order to obtain. hen the woodpecker knocked the load out of the tree, and in revenge load drank up all the water on earth, leaving the birds dry and thirsty. In a subsequent quarrel the toad incautiously about and burst, and the water covered the earth a Hood. In Maryland the bite of a toad is Considered if not deadly. A ii old superstition is that hand- ling toad- will cause warts to grow on the Sun. After Twenty Years The return of a man after en- years absents from his native place with a from him is like one returning from the dead. A all around. On Thursday morning there rolled on No. Mr. Holmes first wife consultation. Asa result the two women swore out a warrant arrest for bigamy. got away. Columbia Dispatch, to Outside Capital. The New Journal an excellent editorial on the subject of a community waiting for outside capital to help build it up. discussed the subject before, and on the same line, this article naturally interests us. Our New Bern contemporary The town that waits for outside capital to come and build it up has a long period of do-nothing it and its best workers, the growing generation arc such places just as soon as they can gel away. This is certainly true. A live man is not going into a dead to settle, and any live men In such community are going to move out pretty soon. What needs to be preached to our South- communities before all else is the gospel of self-help. We may take Charlotte for an Harmon who some twenty years or ago, quietly left for parts tin- good deal of outside capital and that will force it into some step to save the Boers from canal may be seized and by In-fore I he English gel known, leaving go word i him as to his and so taking had he shut himself out from the of his childhood a number of Northern and Eastern residents are here; they ere cordially welcomed they runic and are as much a part of that never a came back to his i the community as if they were that power and not by the United on the ground to as to what bad become of But there is reason at all. And these things are conceded in the formal consent of Great Britain In treaty which she has Already broken him. Van Winkle indeed to suppose that these men or their and i he arrival must have been as money lie here except it had In a speech at Greenfield, Mass. Mr. you Republicans talk as if every Democrat, Populist of silver Re publican was a disturber of the peace and a dangerous man. and yet, when this nation was Involved In a war with Spain and a President called for teem yon anarchists of mad- up tie majority of the army of Is U, The majority of the men who had against the President In 1800. I believe Republican are patriotic, but their leaders ed- do not give the people an M curate understanding The favorite argument of the was that Mr. was an anarchist and Dane were Hie nil leaders of the Democratic No men can lie deceived by these charges this year. Mr. Bryan is no longer the to Eastern business men he was four years News. I deliver a crushing blow, and I to gain lime for the English, it is allowing the impression to get ,.,, to him as been seen that Charlotte was doing that to do of the something for herself; that her In the line under The; ,.,, , , ,,, enterprise and money were at Hague treaty, which was this week j ,, ratified by the Senate, that ,. , ,, document becomes effective, which not until after ratification have been exchanged the DOS an imposing military fun- attended by all the of the government and the greater port Ion the body of Henry Law- ton who was recently killed in the Philippines, buried at Ailing ton cemetery this afternoon. An Army of Waft Enters. The Labor re- port says employ- in the North Carolina cotton mills, nearly half being women, and nearly one-tenth children fourteen. The number of men employed has Increased cent. I in three years, while the number children daring the same period has per The wages 1.10 a I work, and the outlay of these made his this an inviting Held for investment them married and and some of i hem gone to their It has been said is no resting plane. He comes back to new the gods MANUFACTURED BY NORFOLK, VAl who had married find ids w up for dead man. Mr. was given him help those who help themselves. to another A community may sit on its haunches howl until dooms- well for outside capital, but the about here and has many relatives world will never do any- Cleveland county who will be king for it until it exhibits a surprised returning, Com- do something for itself. ming lip on the the train he asked Observer, the name of the next station and I III would suggest I on being told Grover said he had never heard of place. If he Iliad been told W bit taker less would have known where he was. Mr Harmon is engaged hunting up his old acquaintance-. Mountain Oracle. Tun many advertisers consider their advertising as adjunct to Here is where their business. f skilled males average I they make the fatal mistake; fed,. day; women, cents is not an adjunct, but a Children, cents. Labor hours part of the as much as is range from ten to twelve, the buying and selling of goods. and a half being the average. The Advisor. that folks read this article i r several times laying it aside. M setts has already spent thousand dollars in Hie effort to suppress the gypsy moth, and is it will take a year more for two years, and a less sum for several years lo come. All this is the out- come of a few specimens imported for scientific purpose. the Professor the slip in- to their own J Wilmington Star. NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, Feb. Wood cutters Here's the place to strike a job. Another spelling match last Winterville should soon be able to boast of her champion speller. Who'll be the first to get a Win- buggy t Just send in your order and Buggy Co. can have you one ready a few- weeks. Thrive or bust We are antitrust, If we break we must, Hut we sincerely trust That you will help us. Cm. Co. B. F. Manning a lot of excellent oats just received. Far- need of any to sow this spring can get any kind from them either black, white, or ninety day. A. G. has never sold his two line black colts yet. They are three years old and almost an exact match, new-ill either sell or trade for a good draft mule. Mrs. of Goldsboro, has been the Misses Wes- son, of this place this week. Al- though she is about eighty- years old, she is as jolly- and active as a girl. a into A. O. Cox Mfg. work shop yesterday we noticed that instead of screwing screws and turning way, the have a tattle contrivance which runs with a belt just does the work about as fast as six hands could do it the old way. It is plain that It is not made the boys think up this wrinkle, but there is just so much work lo be done that they had to make some shift. is the mother of invention. Now they don't turn a tap. for the town. We got the spelling match last A. G. Cox claims to be a modern speller, but says he thinks the man who ear spell a word the most ways should stand up the longest. He also thinks that a lot of words given out have just been made or are out of date. This brings to mind the old drowning man will catch at a Water for Communion Service Rev. Edward Everett Hale, the venerable pastor of the South church, has brought about a radical departure in communion service at his church by substituting water for wine. Dr. Hale has ban desirous for many years to bring about this change and when the cants tasted ordinary water place of the grape juice at the vice last Sunday- there was eon-id comment. Dr. Hale ex- plained the matter to the by saying that, accord- with his earnest desire of some years, the officers of the church had decided to use water in the com- is a mere matter of he said. use of wino is no essential to t In- communion. At great national of the I Church I with water. Christ His life on earth took the cup and drank the of the country. In every land it Is to use in the service the the country, and thank God, water has now come to be the beverage of Amer- Dr. Hide concluded bis remarks with a word in reference to tin- many persons who find wine either a or an offense and are, therefore, virtually burred from the Mass,, I Dispatch. I Eye Oat. James H. was enter- company at bis home Melvin street Tuesday evening when he took his handkerchief from bis pocket and blew bis nose. Those present were horrified to see bin left eye pop out of its socket by the ligaments down his cheek. One young woman fainted. pushed the eye back into the socket sud doing so carried eyelid in with it. He was blind for some time and pain was great. Dr. D. B. Smith had him removed to the Cleve- land General Hospital, took eye out replaced it properly. Cincinnati Dispatch. Experience fetches good clothes wear longest. good food best a good medicine that cares disease is naturally the best and cheapest. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best cine money can buy, bee-use it cares when all others Poor Health fat in hips, no Vied Hood's an Mr And I look t It my lo I tin. J. those Minn. Heyer Cong-rest Has Sale to Two Women. The bill offering the thanks of Congress to Miss Gould for her kind to the soldiers during the war will probably pass both houses Only two women have ever ed the thanks of congress. The first was Dollie Madison, for saved the original draft of the declaration of independence and Gilbert of Wash at the time the White House was captured by the British army and burned in 1814. In 1878 a similar honor was conferred upon Mrs. Thomson, of New York City, acknowledgment of her gift of Frank President and cab- signing tho emancipation Record. you Bail, Cattle. Hip, Poultry , on if tome. price. I pay cash s K. M. Market Greenville, N. C After two rears Of I, Your Policy table, Has Cash Value, Loan Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance works automatically, Will reinstated with three years after lapse If are in good health. After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- ginning of the second and of year, provided the for the current be pail They may lie used To reduce Premium, et To Increase the Insurance, To Make Pulley Payable at an Endowment the Lifetime of Insured. J, L. SUM, Aft, f. e. DEALER If la H--f. n- Norm I'll County. Ola J Jenkins, bis nil.-. The defend n, Nellie will Unit s i Proceeding, entitled as above, has I commenced In the Superior of County, before the Clerk, for the sale t for partition; and said de- will further take notice that are required in at office of the Clerk of Superior Court for the County of on the Huh of March 1900. and mi-wit or demur to the petition an. complaint in said proceeding, or tho plaintiff will apply to tho Court for relief in said petition and com- plaint. It Clerk Sui. m r for GREENVILLE W. . c- Cotton Bagging and Pies on has e Fresh goods kepi constantly eat hand. Country produce old. A trial will yen. D. W. w. BOOKS A r.- of ii Concise i-i and Beautifully by JACOB No. i noun book . . Treatise. i. . . No U BOOK All Small -I hit like . mi I so Oasis, Ho. V. POULTRY BOOK i , ml I i y ; Hie I Book hi I . . i ,. , Ii It like limit a In-1 No. COW BOOK e, I- . lo e. like I . ii . ii. I No. BOOK All so I I y . . , . . In. .- Helm. I Iv, n v. keeps a Cow. . , lo I HOOKS. Tho FARM JOURNAL i i-i and not a It Is rears old. II SO la's, Household paper la II. . . . i e i. n mi. a Any ONE of the FARM JOURNAL II u A I Mil J ,. n m- vi. ma u hat s i Bl The Reflector Book Store KN BOX PAP R. TABLETS. EASTERN REFLECTOR W. C. . j. N. M. I.--l. C. Harrow . . ; II . 1437 J. II . 11.1- T K . HIT I. II . J A . T. II. T. . at the rout Office at J T. . k. a, as second . Mail Matter. . W. H. . OFFICIAL STATEMENT Pens, Pencils. Slates, inks, 4- no 1431 lot j. i. i. i. o. II. It I-. o. It. c. o. .-. T. t I. . M. . J. . W. . I. . J. . w. I, Davis . I. Davis . W. J. . W. . L. . J. . J. L, Davis . . J. . U Davis . J. . W. . I. . J. . I. Davis . W. . J. Tucker . received All Magazines. Total . No. . . lots Blow . l On IT IT mi . 1214 SO J. i H. . II M . ltd J A . P. A. Gainer . W b. Moore . s A. Gainer . 1601 H. . . 1603 II. M. Lewis . Ami. . H too No Whom Issued, MS Joseph . J. H. Parker . Mil Israel Moon . Ml A M Moon . J . I-Ye-l Mills . It. T. J. J. V. . W I- . D. Harrow . Daniel . W. I. II. . Fred Mills . Jes. . J. II. Thigpen . J H. . J. . T. A. . Henry . i. Barrow . J. T. Mum . . . 1416 J. B. . J. J. . J. J . . HO 1379 ISM KM 1591 1612 1613 1622 To Win-in S l . I P SUE . W. J j . J. A. . H W. Martin . F. James . Dr. P. C. J T. I AUK .-, Moor . . J 1616 To Whom r V and others. s. A. Gainer . j. A T J C. . ; M l N Ml -.-.- Total DIRECT No. Ml so Total . CLERK SUPERIOR COURT To Whom lino Jg 1461 1463 D. IO. II. II. D. 1211 II. 1591 D. Total A More . i-. Moors . A. Move . Moore . Moore . Moore . C, Moore . Mo-ire . C. Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore . Moore Moore . r. Moore . c. Moore . Moore . Moore . . cents. No, SO J. sis T. T. T. I T. , Ml T, T. I T T, T. 1430 T 1626 T REGISTER J. Perkins It. Moor.- Moore It Moore It. Moore It. Moore It. Ho. Moore . It. Moore It. Moore It. Moore It. Moore It. Moore OP las DEEDS, tied. fl . Never spill when over. JOB PRINTING e a call. Jab . i IS . n no is M To Z ii mt. M l J. It . . II. I. Turner . I Moore . J. M . It. T J J. . . A. J. . . Mt Lawhorn . IS Israel Moore . J. M. . . TICKETS, f . . . . ft TAX LIST. To Whom Issued. I M. Lewis W. A. Pollard . P. M Smith . M ft w. it Roma . i II M. Jones . D II. James g I. J. Anderson . Tyson . tO W J . E. A. Johnson . m W. A. O. . J. It. . A. L. . j it Spier . M J. It. Johnson . J. r. All-n . W. Pane . J. L. . J. II. Little . W. Hives . II Hi. Harris . T. A. . I. B . so P. A. Gainer . p. . S. M Jones . A M. Woolen . W It. Williams . W. L. . T. . D. . 0-1 W. M. Moore . M M T. P. Moors . l II. A. . Whom Issue. Ii J . . Baker Han . W. I. Wile-it . Mi a Supply A- Ml II s . W. It. . W. It. Wilson . Ml Jno a . J. . . .- t . Raker Hart . W. W . F. A Mope . J. hard . House A . It J Win. hard M Edwards a . 1- n Walker, Evan . ISM .- J. L. . I. B . I J. Printing House it T. . t; Co . IT 1237 J. . House W. J. It . MS Bank -i . Cannon . W. L. Smith. . 1421 a 1554 W. M. Moore . . 1551 Walker, ii company . H CHURCHES. a. in. Divine and sermon every and evening. Et prayer M. and Fridays at A M., Rev. I. A. in Sun- day, morning and Pray- meet evening. Rev. J, N. Booth, a. C l en every Sun day, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. in. W K. u- Services Rev. J. B. Motion, pastor. Sunday- school ID a. in. K. B. mi regular TO r. no No. SM Total . COURT To Whom Issued. W. H. Wilson It. M. Kennedy . J. B. Cherry . Hank of Greenville . j. ii. cherry ft Co. I Zeno Moore ft Bros. a s. Ponder ft Co. i J. It. ft Co. Pill County Co. It. L. . I J. I. BUSS . I. W. Lawrence . W. L. . 1248 . 1252 O. M. Mooring . 1377 J. II. Cherry . lot 1425 O. M. Mooring . M I O. M. Mooring . no J. II. Cherry. Treasurer 1623 County Buggy Co. To Whom W. A. . It. L. . Jas . M. w Tyson . Henry . T. J. M ore . E. A. . J. L. ft III. J. It. . J. H. . T. II. cherry . Amos It. D. Harrington I. II. . It. M. . J. A. . Marshall T. It- Moore . C R. . T. . J. B. . ii. P. Jolly . Q, M. . . E. J. Pollard . A. D . J. It. Mobley . No. in MS ., egg Am 1404 ELECTIONS. To Whom Issued. Kelly Artist . J. . C. M . Jacob and others and other T II . S. II. Wilson others. W. I-;. W. I. others. J. It. Williams . IS. T. Tyson . O. T. Tyson . L. II. White . L. . C. . J. It. It. L. Joyner and H. O. . j it Davis . L. T Perkins . II. T. Tyson . W. II. Harrington . c. L. Barrett . E. A. cherry. T. A. Carson Bullock . S. A. Gainer . Henry . C. E. . Ami. I I . and ;, i of Health . . . I M Jail Prisoners to Jail. s . . i . I . . i; . II i ; l. Sup. i . I I . M Court . . II Tickets . e the Peace. TS ITS 1,411 A. K. A. M. Lodge, No. meets Aral and third Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Sense, Sec No. Meets every Tuesday evening. X. Sec. K. of P. Tar River Lodge, Kt meets every Friday evening B. M. T. M. Hooker. K. of R. R. Vance No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. . , El . . no Total . Lang, Sec. 1.005 1.229 Total . COURT COST. No. To J. A. Hyman . -ANYTHING A- iii J. A. Hyman . I. I. Moore . c M . Mrs. Horn . O. M. Mooring . S. I. . Mrs. Dora II. M. Mooring . o CO if Visiting Card TO A J. A. Hyman O. M. Mooring . Tor, J. A. . i S. I. Dudley . Mrs. Dora . Tin Dr. Joseph . i O. M. Mooring . I. I. Moore . i Mayor and Police 1352 M. II. 1.159 Charles Skinner Full Sheet Poster The Eastern Reflector TWICE Is only year and the news every week, and to those grow- tobacco, is worth many limes more than price. Dora c. c. Vines . 1424 S. I. Dudley . 1426 M. Mooring . a j 1453 ilia Forties . 1454 J. II. . B, . police of Greenville J. L. Keene . 1470 L, I. Moore . Ill Mis Dora J. K. Fleming . ma Forbes . Police of 1593 L. I, Moore . Wheeler . . Mo, Whom II, cherry Tress. II. Cherry. Treas. J. II cherry. j. ii. Cherry, Trees J. II. cherry. Treas . . S B I. PEN .- BALI AT OH HOOK .- i-C so j is a- To- ll 00- lo- ll Si on OS OP- t IS- Up . SO ,. A. Wilson . K. J. Pollard . Oliver . J. A. . Ill . W. E, . W. K. Patrick . J. T. . J. House . R. . Ill it. W. Smith . II. James . Sidney Daniel . . r. II. James . C. II . C. R. . Cog J. II. Palm k . Robert son . . Waller N. sties . 1724 Jas. F. Allen . Johnston . A. Lang . It. M. . . J It. . W. . c. It. Cobb . Sarah . Win. Hardy . C. M. Buck . M H. A. A. IV Hudson . l W. M. . I s. A. . I J. D. . A. Taylor . W. II. Harris . A. II Harris . 1354 K. II. . 1359 Frank Harrington 1356 Manda . 1351 O, W. Harrington J. T. Mobley . 1363 II. II. Murphy . 1361 A. M. Stocks . Win. Stocks . J. S. Allen . 1367 John . T. King . 1369 II. Jami . John May . iv ; . W. Pollard . lames Hans . J. c . y . Andrews . C. A . j. c . W. J. . mi F. It. Cannon . r. J TO at II OF in THE FISCAL YEAR 1800. From W. n, of part payment of of M Mooring, Sheriff, on account of . and Ins. . taxi for i-i n on tax list of S. Superior Court Clerk, for Jury taxes. Moore. Clerk Superior Court, for T. Moore, Register of Deeds, for marriage license tax. Hire of convicts, Sale of old bridge At. Hyde County for support of pauper, ii-lair of support of Perkins, Register of for Amount Hunk if 0,180.00 180.24 100.00 85.00 38.70 MM 2,500.00 o. IT. A. every night at in I. O. F. hull. J. B. White, Conn- eel A. o. No. ti, every in Fellows Hull. X. Gardner Worthy Chief; Sec. I. O. Conclave No. meets every fourth Monday in Odd own Hull. W. B. Wilson Smith Be So I Ml Amount paid to school fund as per orders County and made February 1809, being one of taxes levied by on to retail dealers and collected by M. January paid to the school fund in payment of funds used id by report of J, A as per order made by of County 1890, paid County orders a per filed, 14.93.1.80 547.041 IN- LINE OF band 1800, TO It Ml TO Statement Showing Amount of Outstanding Indebtedness at the dose of Fiscal Year Ending December 3rd, Amount of audited claims on order books from 4th, 1874 to December 1800, inclusive, which have not been of record, . of interest due on of onion issued in payment vaults, due Hank of Greenville tor money, . an interest on sum December 3rd, 1800, 224.00 8,600.00 26.41 Also a nice Hardware. I can now lie found in the brink store formerly occupied by W. Brown. COME SEE ME. I. it. COREY. OLD DOMINION LINE Total Dec, 3rd 1899, OP Thomas I in and for the County hen-tit foregoing of tin of Pill County i and record in under my this the of 1800. Register 131.1 T. till Si, 1400 J 1402 1403 ins Moore . . V. Total 7- OF N. To Whom leaned. j. II N iv c. Harrow . I. It . I D. . j. j I l J . I J A Hails I-. MS It Moore . M A loll Tin ii. Moore II. T II. J M. Cos . . Joyner T. A. J . J I-; . M. . I. . J i It. . . i sun . It. I . Ill T. it Mi . u c . 1414 W i I . 1419 T J . T It Moore . -421 T J. Moore W. c. Nelson . V.-. I. . J. II Smith . l. A. Malinda IV I. . s ii . vi. i. J IT King . C I. S A . At S A miens I W. II in u IN THIS V We idler One Dollars Reward for any com of that can not be cured by Mall's Cat a nil Cure. K. Props., Toledo, have V. J. for last i years, and him perfectly I honorable in all business j able to i every out any obligations made by their, nm u u the ,, . , i i i , i Highest market prices wholesale drug produce. gists, Toledo, O. it Marvin, Toledo, O. SERVICE Steamers OB and M. for Greenville, permitting, leave Tarboro at A. M. Greenville A. M. on lo II IT. TO B to w, r, ard Whichard, N. TO Mi an or. TO IS TO t M I M co Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- PATENTS DESIGNS upon the and t n,,,,., in I . la HOld Oil II Address. pending on stage of water. Washington with Steamers Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for all points for the West with railroads at order by the Old Dominion R. s. from New York; Clyde Line from Line from from Boston. N. Washington, K. Aft., Greenville, N. per free. Hall's family are the best, i FREE A COLO IN ONE DAY Fake Laxative Quinine HE CHILLS fever is a bottle of Grove's I Tablets. All refund the Tasteless It is simply money if it tails to cure. B. W. quinine in a on every box. No pay. Trice PATENT Invent or mi tics. mil. . ah. for BOOK ON PATENTS

FOR II The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO FER SUPPLEMENT. OFFICIAL STATEMENT Of ill Claims allowed b Ike Board if if to- aid ml tit if for Fiscal Year ending Dec 3rd 1899. He, To Nancy Moor . . j. mi . . Chapman . . Kelvin . f ,. .-. . . Ales. . It u- . Pam . If . II John Wilson . . f Ur . ft I IV rope . ft Ned Mar . M. a . . Crawford . . I p. Heal . . Annie .- . i . ll S. . . Putt . It . . Polly . One . Mary . Teel . A. m . . I,. Mary . it. a. . . . HI May . St . John . M . so-1 W . Isabella . . r Daniel . HI men . Marian Pries . Prows ,;. . . as El . Moore and Dupree . . a J. R- Heath . Tucker . fl W. . M O. A. Stem-ill . R. L. Davis A Ito. Martha . MOON . ls . j. h. mt .,.,. Pally . Winnie Chapman . James Ion . . Mrs. . l . Harris . Amanda . Al. . in Mary . . C. . John T . Hardy Randolph . David .,. J. D, . is w. . Ned May . l M. . . . Taylor . . K. . . Jason . Anni . . . p. Brown . . . Oliver . Henry Johnson . Polly . . . . A. . ins . U Simmons . Mary . It. A. . John . May . . . Tot and . . . P . Ham . Price . Mary . B. Pall . Ml . ad . J. R. . . W. . AT-ram Hamby . . . . . J. II. . Polly . . . n Haddock . Mrs. . m . . Amanda . Al. Harris . Mary . Cherry . C Ho-t-m . John . . . id SO i i ; M on SO ; t in 2.1 i n i- No. To Whom P. Pop . . M Mar . If. Heath . . i . . M . F. . . Ml Jason . Annie Smith . so Redmond . smith . Drown . Virginia . Patsy . Oliver . Johnson . Polly . . M a -nos Tori . A. . . L Simmons . -Vary F. . A. . John . Us, Henry . and wife. m . Isabella Briers . Council . P. . . Price . Man John P. BUM . . . J. It. Heath . C. Smith . Abram Hemby and . Tinker . . . Nancy Moors . Kenneth Henderson A J. II. ,,. telly . . Winnie . Jas. . Edwin . Mrs. . Hannah . Harris . Amanda Dunn . AM. . Mary . . . John Wilson . Hardy . David . J. p. Pope . W . Martha . . I-avid . r. Neal . . . . Annie . Redmond . Polly . S. . Atkinson . Patsy . Oliver Henry . Polly . . Mary . Teel . 4.10 A. . nettle . I. Simmons . Mary K. Cannon . it. a. Robeson . John . May . Harriet . Henry . Heath Washington Daniel . Isabella . Chapman . Riven . . F. Hall . . . J. It. Heath . Q, W. Smith . Abram Hemby and wife. Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . . Jennie Moore . Price . Lassiter . j. O. Taylor . Hathaway . Barbara . Martha . W. . Maria Harrington . Nancy Moore . Kenneth Henderson A J. II. . Polly Adams . Chapman . long . . Mrs. Joyner . . . Amanda Dunn . Alex. Harris . Mary . . 7.15 C, . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . Mays . J. D. . W. O. . May . Martha . . David . K. Seal . . Jason Parker . KM Annie Smith . . Holly Smith . Ml K. . Virginia . . Oliver . Henry Johnson . ;. Polly . Harris . Mary . 5.19 Ti-ll . A. . . I. Simmons . Mary F. . It. A. . John . Peter May . Harriet . . Heath and wife. Washington Daniel . ; Isabella . j Chapman . I Sam Rives . I Mary . To Whom U I John R. Ball. I Ellis . I . I J. R Heath . it. Smith . I Abram and wife. Wright Williams . I Simon . . I Jennie Moore . Price . Patsy . Cannon . Martha . O, . Harrington . J. A. . . Frank Grimes .,,. J, A. Lang . and wife. daisy Belcher . Noah . Mary . Margaret Allen . Nancy . K. Henderson and II. . gull Adam . Winnie Chapman . James long . Edwin Haddock . Mis. Chas. . Hannah . Harris . Amanda . Al. Harris . Mary . CHerri . c. . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . David Move . J. D. Pope . W. ii. . Ned Mar . Martha Trip;, . Catharine . David E. Neal . Chancy . Jason Parker . . . Smith . S. Brown . Virginia Atkinson . Patsy Edward . . . Henry . . Harris . Mary . Teel . A. . Mettle . Simmons . It v . John . Peter May . Harriett . Henry . . Brings . Council Chapman . Sam Hives . Mary . John F. Pal . Ellis . . J. It. H-nth . O. W. Smith . Abram Hemby and wife. Williams . Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . Patsy . . Martha . Maria Harrington . Frank Grimes . Gamy . . Flanagan Coffin Co. A Savage A Co. E. A. Cherry . John c. Tyson . Spain . Nancy Moors . K, Henderson ft . J. II. . Adams . . James long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Chas. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . Amanda Dunn . Alex. Harris . Mary . Sam cherry . C. Horton . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. V. Pope . W. and wits May . Martha . Carr . David . I E. Neal . chancy Grimmer . . Annie Smith . i Fulford . Polly Smith . S. . I Virginia Atkinson . palsy Edwards . , Oliver . I Henry Johnson . Polly . i Harris . Mary Jones . Teel . I A. . Clay . Simmons . I R. A. . i John . Peter May . I Henry . Heath and wife. Washington Daniel . Isabella . Council . I Hives . I Mary . I John K. . i Ellis . Dupree . J. It. Heath . G. W. Smith . Abram and wife . Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Joyner . Jennie Moore . Price . Patsy . Barbara cannon . Martha . Harrington . Frank Crimes . . Mary . Kettle Keel . Willis Johnson and wife . M I whom . i. V. Cherry ft Co. -AT- I S I M II HI I I ;. inns in 100.1110 mi To W I Isabella . Jerry Rountree . Joseph Cox . Starling Shelly . Foreman . Margaret . I,. H. White . Henry Duff . Nancy Moore. K. Henderson Son. J. H. nil . Polly Adams . Winnie . James Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Chas. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elizabeth . Amanda . Alex. Harris . Mary . Cherry . c. Horton . John Wilson . Hardy . J P. PaM . W. a, and wife Ned . Martha . . David . K. Neal . Grimmer . Jason Parker Annie . Fulford . Polly Smith . S. . Virginia Atkinson . Patsy . Oliver . II. Johnson . Polly . . Mary . . . Gay . Simmons . R. A. ,,, .,.,. John Evans . . . May . Henry j-ail . Heath and Washington Daniel . Isabella Council . Samuel . Mary Brown ., John E. Pall . Ellis . Dupree . J It. Heath . c. w. smith . and wife. Wright Williams . Simon Tinker. Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . . Barbara cannon . Martha . Harrington . Prank Crimes . Belcher . Mary . Keel .,. Willis Johnson and wife. ., . J. cox. . Margaret Allen . Flanagan Coffin Nancy Moore . K. Henderson Son. II. . P. My Adams. Winnie Chapman .,. James long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree. Gauls. Amanda Dunn. Alex. Harris . .,. Cherry . c Horton. John Wilson ., Hardy J. D. Pope. W. G. w. Ned May Martha Catharine Carr. David . K. Neal. chancy Grimmer. Jason Parker .,. Annie Smith ., Redmond Fulford ., Polly Smith s. . Virginia Atkinson Oliver .,, Polly .,. Harris . Mary Jones . Teel . A. Gay I,. Simmons . It. A. .; John Evans . Peter May . Henry Pall . Heath Washington Daniel .; Isabella Council Chapman Samuel . Mary Brown . Ellis . . J R. Heath G. W. Smith . Abram Hemby and wife. Wright . Simon Tucker . Joyner . Jennie Moore . Mafia Price ., patsy Lassiter . . Martha . Frank Grimes To Whom to John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . H J. D. . I W. wife May . Martha . Catharine . David . m Neal . Chaney . . Jason Parker . Ill list Annie smith . Redmond Fulford . Polly Smith . j a H B. . , Virginia Atkinson . Oliver . Polly . I Harris . IS UM Mary Jones . M Bynum Teel . A. . so MS Gay . Simmons . It. A. . John . JIM Peter May . Henry . on Heath Washington . Isabella . Council . i o Samuel Rives . 1203 Mary Brown . Kill . Dupree . j G. W. Smith . 1207 Abram Hemby and wife. 1203 Wright Williams . 1209 . 1210 Lawrence Joyner . 1-H Moors . 1-1 Price . ,, i-1.1 Patsy . 1211 Cannon . 1215 Vick . 1216 Maria Harrington . 1217 Frank Grimes . Mary . 1213 Keel . 1220 Willis Johnson . . 1222 Isabella . 0.1 1223 Joseph Cox . 1224 Foreman . Margaret Allen . l 1226 Belcher . 1227 Jingle . Henry Johnson . 1234 Ross . I 1239 David . 1276 M. C. . 1374 Nancy Moore . 1276 K. Henderson Soil. J. H. . Polly Adams . Winnie Chapman . 1279 James long . . Mrs. Chan Joyner . Hannah Dupree. Elisabeth . 1284 Amanda . Mary It, . 121.7 t J urn 1292 1293 M 1294 1295 1296 1297 mm 0.1 1299 1500 taos i N 1304 I 1505 1507 II HO 1310 1311 1312 1315 nil 1315 a 1316 1317 Sam c. Horton . John . J D. . W. O. and wife May . Martha . Catharine Carr . . E, Neal . chancy Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie Smith . Redmond . Polly . S. . Virginia Atkinson . Oliver . Polly . Harris . Jones . Teel .,. A. . Beetle Gay . L. Simmons . R. A. . John . Peter May . Henry Dull . Heath and Washington Daniel . Isabella . . Samuel Hives . ISM Mary . 1322 Kills . 1323 Dupree . 1324 W. Smith . 1325 Abram and wife. Wright Williams . 1527 Simon Tucker. Lawrence Joyner . 1329 Jennie . Maria Price . 1331 Palsy Lassiter . Barbara Cannon . 1333 Martha . 1331 Maria Harrington . 1533 Frank Grimes . 1536 Mary . 1537 Keel . 1358 Willis Johnson . Grizzle . it Belcher Keel . Willis Johnson . . Isabella . Joseph Cox ., no Margaret Allen . J. W. Smith Nancy Moore K. Henderson A j. mi . Polly Adams .- Winnie .- James Long Edwin Haddock Mis. Chas. Joyner . Dupree Elizabeth Amanda Alex. Harris Mary u Cherry C, 1310 1311 1542 1313 1314 1215 1316 1317 1475 I 1476 1477 1478 1479 1480 11-. 1491 nM 1494 HO on Isabella Joseph Cox . Foreman . Margaret Allen . Belcher . . Johnson . David . Nancy Moore . K. Henderson . Son. J. H. . Polly Adams . Winnie Chapman . James Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . Amanda Dunn . Sam Cherry . c. tn . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. D. Pope . w. o. and wife May . Marina . Carr . David . Neal. Chaney Grimmer . Parker. Annie Smith . Redmond Fulford . Polly Smith . S. . Virginia Atkinson . Oliver g Harris . I not Mary Jones . Teel . A . Jg it, tile Gay . I. .,, Ami. No, To Whom lamed. 1510 Peter . 1511 Henry . Heath wife. II Washington Daniel . Isabella Brian . Council Chapman . Samuel Rives . Mary Brown . Flanagan. Coffin Co. Ellis . Dupree . O. W. Smith . Abram and wife. Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . I Maria Price . I Palsy Lassiter . t Barbara Cannon . I Martha . Maria Harrington . I Frank Grimes . I Mary . I Keel . I Willis Johnson wife., Isabella . Joseph Cox . Foreman . I Margaret Alice . . . Johnson . David . Matthews . I . Edward Smith . HOME, AGED AND To Whom Issued. Bryan M.-G. Bryan . J. W. Smith . J. W. Smith . J. W. Smith . J. W. . I W. Smith . t J. W. Smith . I J. W. . J. W. -Smith . 1310 I J. W. Smith . J. I. Son . I J. W. Smith . J. To Whom Issued. Baker . G. M. Mooring . Q. M. Mooring . Ormond Carr . Moore Bro. H. M. Harass . J. C. Son. J. H. Co., G. M. Mooring . Ormond A . J. ii Cherry Co. O. II. Mooring . Moore ft Bro B. Cherry Co. M Mooring . C. A Son. Moore A Bro. J. . M. Mooring . II. Harder . S Mooring . ill OF HEALTH. No. No. To Pr. E A. IT. K. A. Dr. Ii A. Dr. E. A. Pr. E. A. Dr. B. A. Dr. B. A Pr. K. A. Whom Dr. c. Dr. c. Dr. I'll. Dr. c. Dr. C. it'll. Dr. C. . INSANE. To Whom Issued. c. Ward Cobb, cannon A Co. II. Harding J. A. laing Jno. D. . G. M. Mooring . O. M. Mooring . II. Harding and S. I. Flem- . Dr. B. T. Cog . G M. Mooring . J. It. Johnson and A. L. . O, M. Mooring . Slate Insane Asylum . W. Moore . J. J. . Dr. J. . G. M. Mooring . CONVEYING To JAIL. No. To Whom Issued T. J. . . Henry . It. T. J. Joseph J. C. . W. U House . Fred Mills . Richard . Mills . j. j, Carson . las Israel Moors . J. II. Parker . S. A. . US .-. M. Mooring . MM Henry Lewis . Sidney Daniel . o G. M. Mooring . M. . G, M. Mooring . M. . 1212 F. Case . Israel Moore . 1255 Joseph . Joseph . k ii J. J. Carson . R, Overton . O, M. Mooring . s M. Mooring . c a. Bland . ITS SHERIFFS. To Whom Issued. G. M. Mooring . W. II, Harrington . W. II. Harrington . It. W. King . W. Harrington . G. M. Mooring . It. T. Hodges . W. T. Knight . W. I. . . . T. C. . c. M Mooring . J. c. Woolen . W, H Harrington . It, W. King . It. T. . W L. . It. T, Hodges . O. M. Mooring . It. T Hodge, . It. T. Hodges . M. W. Page . O. M. Mooring . t;. M. Mooring . W. II. . T. Hodges C. Crawford Total CORONER. To Whom Issued. oil. JAIL. To Whom Issued. Dudley . s Co. J H. A Co. Moore A Bro . M. Missing . W. II. Harrington . H. M. Harder . J. C. . j. T. Smith . S. Tucker A Co. o. M. Mooring . J. Cherry CO. m. Mooring . G S. A CO. . M. Mooring . Brown A Hooker . .;. M Mooring G. S. A George Dudley . II. M. . Zeno A- B. Cherry A C. A Co. Carr . White . Buggy Co. O. A Co. MooTIng To Whom leaved, Henry Brown . s. Co. Baker Hart . T. A. . J. D. . . W. E. ProV-tor . John Canady . H. H. . A. D. . J. T. Lewis . Henry . J. D. . Alfred . M. G. . It. M. Starkey . RoM, . II. M. . It. M. . J. o. Proctor J. D. . A Carr . T. II. . J. P. . W. O. . o, w. Harrington . A Can- . A. . It. M. . I A Carr . T. A. . J. II. . W. II. Skinner . II M. . g . o. A Bro . F A. . E. G. . W. K. . T. A. . A Carr . It. T. . J. Gaskins . It. M. . c. E. Harris . J o. Proctor A Bro. It. M. . W. J. . j. Proctor Canady A Brown . O. W. Harrington . W. G. Cory . It M, . Calvin J. Tucker . James II. . J. O. Proctor A Bro. I red. II Moore . A Parker . Carr . L. A. Cobb. . J. R. Davenport . Co. Buggy Co. J. Hester . It. M. . J. It. Cherry. Treas. A It. House . I Williams . J. Flanagan Muggy Co. Proctor Jas. L. . J. II. Cherry A Co. It. M. . . W. Harrington . J. P. . J. E. Stocks . W. II. . i. w. . j. o. Proctor A Bro. T. A. . II. C. . H. . Baker A Hart . J. J. Cherry . it. M. Total Co. G. M. MooTIng To Whom Issue. J. Spain . J. Spain . J. O. Proctor Bro It. It. Cotton . It, It. rotten . c. M. Mooring . Brown . It. It. . . Ill to, To Whom d. J. B. . Josephus . J. J. Harass. Jason . J H. . J. It Oven-ion . J Williams . ft T. J. . Oil mm spin, comes I MUST CLEAR OUT A r Fall Winter Clothing TO STYLES. WOULD A. Special Price ON A i Good Suit IF SO I AM PREPARED TO GIVE YOU A BARGAIN. FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK la the margin of this paper it so to remind yon that you owe Tub Eastern Reflector for subscription and we request you to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. It turned cold sure enough this time. to St. Valentine's day, 14th. Fresh Sweet N. Y. Butter N. C. Butter at H. M. Thursday night had almost a summer time feeling. The children had a masquerade party in the opera house Friday night. The Governor has appointed J. L. Fleming, of Greenville, a Notary Public. No wonder people catch bail colds when there is so much differ- in the weather as between Friday this morning. The weather Indications remind to say that The Reflector would appreciate a call from the wood paying subscribers. The Filipinos are learning Boer tricks and have gone to catching some of the Americans in traps and capturing their supplies. The weather has been very threatening today but promises to be better after awhile. Out west the inhabitants are catching Cotton at cents sounds all right compared with what the farmers have been getting for it. But the trouble is that there is so little of it left to be sold at the ad- The Greene Comity Standard brings forward Capt. Swift Gal- of Snow Hill, as a date tor Congress in the second dis- You do not find much bet- Democrats than the Captain. Liveryman J. F. King owns a mule that had a very large tumor in the stomach. Thursday he got Dr. to out it out, and says he mule will recover and be all right. The tumor nearly pounds. At the risk of her life, Miss Mary White held Mrs. William Foley a would be suicide, suspend- ed from a third story window, at Conn., until help came. A Live Man Dead Legally. Judge J. H. of circuit, has decided that a claimant for an estate who is alive is dead legally. The judge living in Texas and not knowing until 1806 of his father's death or the division of the estate but where one leaves a State and cuts off all communication with and relatives he becomes presumptively at least dead to the world. I scarcely think the statute of i will hardly stop wait on him any more than the village of Falling Water awaited the of Rip Van Winkle or the wife of Enoch Arden awaited his return. Besides he returned in 1898 and knew the facts or have known them fully, did not sue till a Beautiful and riving City. A visitor whose pleasure it has never to visit the city of Green- ville before yesterday, expresses himself as very much struck with the life, push and beauty of the town. He says he finds stores in Greenville that do credit to any city, the merchants displaying as great taste in the arrangement of their show-windows will be found in Raleigh, Wilmington or any of the other cities of the State. Going on, he that Greenville has often been spoken of as the borne of that beauty and witchery which all men of beautiful ladies. He is willing to submit to this report without a murmur, and add that it is doubly true. Greenville lacks nothing In this stranger. On the Wrong Train. A gentleman who arrived in Greenville on the train Wednesday evening, found himself in some- what of a predicament. He was booked for an entertainment in Washington that night and was en- route to that town to fill the en- but somehow he took the wrong train and came to Green- ville instead of going to Washing- ton. He sent a telegram explain mishap and left through the country Washington as soon as he could get a carriage. Big Crowd Ordinary Show Alba Hey wood gave his enter- night and was greeted by the largest audience that has assembled in the present house. Not a reserved seat was left unsold and many extra ones were put In. Ulrich's cello solo and Miss Monroe's violin playing were good, but on the whole the entertainment fell far below ex- and was entirely too short to be worth the price. It is a much overrated company. His Father Dead. Thursday afternoon Mr. Hugh W. received a telegram Danville of his father. He left at once through the country for Tarboro to catch a night train there Dan ville. Robbed by Highwaymen M. M. Perry, who has a stall in the Raleigh market, was held and robbed by highwaymen early yesterday morning near Rocky Mount. Mr. Perry was returning from Nashville, where he had sold a number of horses Tuesday, and out to walk from Rocky Mount to South Rocky Mount, in- tending to board a train at the latter place for Raleigh. When about midway between the two towns he was stopped by three masked men, who, at the point of their pistols, relieved him of a large sum of and Post. Some to Ale, Si me to You. 1900. Miss Alice left this for M. II. this morning from Miss Hattie left this morning for Washington. II. T. King returned evening R. Harrington returned Wed- evening from Scotland Neck. Tin i every I ins j Z. V. Neck. Johnston returned Wed- evening from Scotland Mrs. Zeno Moore and child left this morning to visit relatives in Edgecombe. Mr. Elmo Walls, who has been here visiting his brother, Harry Walls, returned to Wilson today. T. H. and bride, Miss Mamie took the train here Wednesday evening for Kin- Miss Bessie Vail, of Baltimore, who has been here as milliner, for Mrs. Leggett, left this morning her home. Judge Howard W. Hayes and Dr. John A. Wells, of Newark, N. J., are at William Whitehead's, near Greenville, enjoying the an- hunt they take in this section. J. P. Pittman, of Dunn, arrived Wednesday evening on a visit here. Finding The Reflector in trouble, and being a newspaper man himself, he very kindly gave us a helping hand. February, 1900. G. A. returned Thursday evening from R. L. Smith returned Thursday evening from Richmond. Adrian Savage returned Thins day, evening from Richmond. W. S. Bernard rs- day evening from Chapel Hill. J. P. Pittman, of Dunn, who has on a visit here, left this morning. H. A. of Atlanta, who has been spending some days here, left this morning. . H. Tyson left this morning for Baltimore to take a course at a business college there. Ex-Gov. it is and Mrs. Jarvis returned Thursday evening from their visit to Currituck. Saturday, February 10.1900. Prof. State Chemist, was here today. J. M. of LaGrange, came in this morning. H. P. left this morning to spend Sunday in Henderson. C Miss Maggie of Cone- toe, who has been visiting Mrs. D. E. House, returned home today. Rev. N. M. Watson left this morning for Chapel Hill to preach Sunday for the University students. Bruce Williams, of at- for the Atlantic Coast Line, came in Friday evening. OW. L. James, of Salisbury, who has spending several weeks with his daughter, Mrs. O. E. Warren, this for his home. Multiplied. . hi -ii. ii is m hat In- I lit.- more who the he invests He vim Battle Fortune, hut deals with a material certainty. N. J. today M . Miss Kalie is Urn. U. ibis J. Ii. spent Hie day Washington. There are of drummers advertises. today. I Every dollar expended in to see Mr. Charlie jibing many scores dollar Baker out again after being quite u the with measles. Langley is the champion hunter. He caught eighteen minks one day. Joe Little, an honorable old man in this community died yesterday. Age years. CYPRESS ITEMS. Cypress, N. C, Charley May and sister, Miss left Monday morning for Baltimore. J. B. Gardner came from today. J. Dawson and G. Dixon went to Ayden Sunday. Mrs. K. A. Johnson and Miss Essie Brooks, of were here one day last week. Miss Minnie Dawson is visiting friends and relatives at Miss Woolen, who has been visiting friends here returned to her home in Pitt county last Saturday. Record. Startling Instances. Last week a laid he would pay up if he lived. He died. Another will see you He's blind. Still another I'll pay you this week or go to I lie He's gone. There arc who ought to take warning pay up D.; Slope. BONE THE BEST ALL ROUND FOR ALL CROPS MANUFACTURED BY NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. High Lights. Contentment is the feeling that things might lie worse. When a woman doesn't talk she is dull; when a man doesn't talk he is deep. Woman's most effective weapon used to be a teal; now it is a smile and frock. We the people who med- with our affairs; and then, again, detest people who don't notice us at Record. A Stove to Italy. Higgs a few days ago sold a Buck's stove that goes to Italy- The purchaser hail the stove ship from Greenville to New York and from the latter place re-ship- to Italy. We doubt If any other retail stove house in North Carolina ever made such a sale as this. Heavy Prom Taking Iron. Yon must stir early and often if you get ahead of a Greenville boy. Alfred Schultz, a little sou of Mi. S. M. was slightly ailing a tonic of iron was recommend- ed by the family physician. The little fellow took his medicine all right, and yesterday rather the household by remarking Mama, I'm getting so heavy it makes me the trouble, the mother in- quired. I'm taking so much he promptly replied, and his ready wit brought down the house. Trying to Improve It. During this week quite a of have come from subscribers that The carriers have failed to deliver papers. Owing to sickness we have hail to make sonic changes in the carriers and are trying our best to make boys do their and deliver the papers. We want every subscriber to get bis paper prompt- and appreciate their us of any failure, for then it helps us to correct the trouble. It some- times happen that the papers arc stolen after the carrier leaves them at the door. OVER THE COUNTRY. Forty thousand people arc in- annually in factories of the state of New York. The strike of the of the American Hide and Leather Com at Lowell Mass., has been settled. South Carolina last year made more progress cotton mill build- than any other State, now stands second that industry. The Federal Grand Jury, at Brooklyn N. Y., found forty-eight indictments against ed with fraudulent Nearly tons of American and Canadian are cat on every steamer sailing from Van- for Sydney Death desolated entire house- hold in last week. and Mrs. Henry T. Carlton daughter all died within seven days. Greensboro had another big Monday morning, the immense clothing store of C. If, Co. being destroyed. The loss was with 9.15,000 insurance. D. M. of Charlotte, com suicide in New York Mon- day. He jumped from a fifth story window. R. G. Pearson i- a meeting in Charlotte. , ITEMS. N. Feb. 1900. W. G. went Thursday returned Friday. Joe was here Friday. W. B. Pugh returned home to Now Item, Thursday, on steamer Bell. Misses Webb, of Kinston, and Anna of this place, went to Kinston Friday. Berry Simpson is here. Dr. II. Johnson spent Thursday here. Pittman down to Maple Cypress Thursday. J. to Kinston Wednesday. A many are being made at the Disciple church The scats are repainted and I he windows are being papered. The Government works came down Friday gave the bridge a right heavy Jar while passing through. Prof Matthews to Marry. Some friends here have received invitations to the marriage of Mr. Thomas Crawford Matthews and Miss Minnie at Ala. Feb. 22nd. Mr Mat- thews recently spent some weeks in Greenville making an the town, and is ed especially for the amusement he made as a hypnotist. My Stock is Complete all gods, Hats, At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Jas. B. White. A Smile In Each. Comes to Undertaker. The clock-maker is never in a hurry. He always has plenty of time. The egotist may have an his speech, but never his I's. No. Maude, dear, an invoice of music is not to the vocal kind. When people meet by chance they must expect their marriage to be a lottery. Cooks arc often with boils. The installment dealer seems to be a believer trusts. An ounce of prevention is often worth a pound on the piano. Many a man who can't even write his own name makes his mark j in the world. Some people seem to think they are conferring a favor on the world by consenting to live in it. The average man is content With a day on his birthday, but most women like to take a year off. It doesn't follow that an author should be poor, ought to have plenty in his own write. Some people talk about every- body else in that nobody may have time to talk about them, The man who purchases his popularity soon discovers that the market is liable to The chap who buys his girl many roses at this time of year has to give dollars for scents. When courtship results in a broken heart another Application of court plaster is often The crucial test of a man's love is when his sweetheart asks him to attend a bargain sale with her. Some men will for hours with Indian clubs and dumbbells, and kick like steers if asked to carry up a of coal. No Methodist Services J. W. Jenkins, of the Orphanage who was to have visited here on Sunday in the Interest of the orphanage, la prevented by from meeting the appoint- Ami the N. M. Watson, is out town I here ill be no preaching from his pit tomorrow. U. L. Davis, President. R. A. Tyson, J. L. Little He-Organized June 15th, 1896. STATEMENT OF THE------ MK GREENVILLE, G. AT OF BUSINESS DECEMBER 2nd, 1893. Resources. Capital stock paid in 923,000.00 B. Loans and 991,110.211 Undivided Profits less Due from Hanks Cash Items Cash Furniture and Fixtures Stamps 44,140.88 j Expenses paid 5,840.31 9,047.891 Bills payable 17,500.00 22,677.481 Deposits 118,711.67 Due Hanks and Bankers 169,640.07 9169,549.07 Careful attention given to all business to us. See At the old us Moore store,; on Five Points, where we have just opened a new and fresh stock of Heavy and Consisting of Meals, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, lions, Fruits, in fact everything to be found an up-to-date Grocery. We pay the highest market prices for all kinds of Country Produce, cash or in barter. When I yon want to sell or when you to buy come to sec us. To all who favor us with their patronage promise entire sat- T. F, CHRISTMAN CO, I at Five Points Are now in the R. B. Jarvis A store. The must be closed out at We bought it cheap can give you bargains. Everything goes at low price. moved in the Jarvis store With W. T. Lee Co. See our spring samples and let us make you a hue suit. W. T. LEE CO. Greenville, N. O. Virginia . i from N. arc reliable i. They Cm . k Headache, Bil- . Sour Stomach, and Sold everywhere, per box. We have again opened our and are prepared to serve meals hours. QUAIL OS TOAST and NORFOLK OYSTERS served in style are also supply oysters by pleasure. We have good cooks, Walton, clean tables and can serve yon quickly. POWELL live of beginning fill months con- felt well up to a i lo b-by was born, and . , I I i than two She had HO t . headache, no rising I I was and Is the rem I known the expectant i It la applied ex- I g t can come from taking m at such times. I All internal preparations said to relieve com- ling M not humbugs, but I positively . bottle or you can tend to i Co., Atlanta, fit LOOKING LETTER-HEAD lost many dollar for business men. If a man is judged by the coat be wears, be is also Judged by the letter-head be uses, An artistic, printed letter- head may la- looked on as a good investment. It will he The price In- doing it be right, too. Stud your to The Reflector Office. I .

Book Store EVERY THING II THE Will OF BOX PAPER, TABLETS Pens, Pencils. Slates, received There U a young man In a local physician, now baa a good and bright prospects who Hart in life bf that Aid no In-long lo I hardly know under what to class the of obtaining the I Mil let the story hie actions. young arrived In Chicago one funds, but with plenty of nerve and push, lie wasted to Mean Ma room rent until lie could a position, lie- lit- Had some who would help If he told his story lo a straightforward manner, he entered a cigar In Dearborn street lie bis condition and ask for until be could get a position the proprietor look- ed U a scowl, lie turned to partner, and they held a consul- In Whisper for ft few I lake and bother me about l-ll again. That's all you will gel, now you can get out In o the J storekeeper. , young man was pushed toward Hie money In his baud. and. he would, storekeeper would h i talk. In the Street fellow considered i-very detail and decided to keep I be mil- be did. and a mouth or an Inter be again walked Into and told bis story and returned the money News. Call la a slant bard to In beau- Ireland The woman who had never of a live Is. I think equaled by who came to me lately her sore leg. me. doctor, that i the heel out of it But I o n to do it with- out your Not for the I'm now. doc- tor, dear, an drop of water has never gone i J I goodly of i I. preceded bl a thorough in f alkali potash In the form I I lie old woman hob- . . with my Words for a certain I n weekly tribute p i I All at a from turned up. called on her and after Hi-- kindness car- bis i bet's slater lo end her days In i r n Hie widow not lay her the water. She soon real pea ml stop In It, dear, she explained to a lady sister's a good but, between would washed me lo Century. Rad War. There Is like a determined spirit As the old saying la. must he don- I The with of us is our mind are only made up A lady a car- the day In i I n little comfortable chair the she of the carpenter. comfortable be repeated doubtfully give us a call. Job Din FROM A V Card tug TO .; Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector A.-WEES Is only a year Mid on the news iv cry week, and gives ion to the farm era, especially grow- tobacco, a worth many times more than the subscription price. i Parker Fountain pen . . FOR SALE AT STORK ii lo If won bars unlit you n man -1 i my with Die work prow ; i have it ml a I'll Pin until I get man The to say that I I ill as as not I be carried bin away I. h in-ill. K bis to enter r he played n in-i-i r n r. you for I I a yon be. I always m n me lira I Hi I I I iii one I was Le said lo I. if I were ii. to I a would get In n P tali n r-.-ii in i i. I . I r . t-r v ; ii ii I II a I BABY STUART. A off V- If of there of a certain draw Ins of n bead after Vandyke be enumerated. It would There la nothing surprising; in popularity of bead whatever ft la for many ludicrous misapprehensions. There ire women believe that bead was painted by Gilbert Stuart. There are women have asked If It was the of A. T. Stewart there are women who know that It depicts of the of Charles I. but who do not know which one of bis It Is. It Is a boy or a girl, or painted tat original. The head la that of sec- son of diaries I. and name of the was Vandyke paint- ed time lime of family groups of by Vandyke hangs in Turin. From the head of little James In that group n copy was made by drawing, and copy hangs In the Academy of St. at Rome. From drawing countless army f photographs, en- and prints which have spread to the uttermost parts of the proceeded. Let change the title, for we think has done duty long enough. Why not cull hi in Then, at least all bis would know Ids sex. lie be- came Kin Jam II of and. to be gave of possessing all vices his race without any Of Its virtue- Ills reign was short and infamous lie was in exile St. Germain when be dud in Such the chubby and guileless looking royal baby In the cap. Tran- script. REMOVING A RING. A Jeweler Tells to Take oar one Has Lull. Most girls a ho bare bad baby rings have had Me In them from their -r. Is really no necessity f-i lids ado about a i said a Jeweler. fact, as In else, the secret of success lb in how to do It Here is ft that I have found for r a tight ring, and there Is no surgical Involved oil Thread a needle Hat In the eye. ti- thread that is strong, but not I'm i then pass head of under the ring. Care, of course, i be used and It would be lo soap needle before beginning needle having been passed through, pull thread through a few Indies Inward hand time the jeweler had passed the needle nod thread under ring on his own was prepared to Illustrate lit I la lecture. the end of the thread around the fin- toward Hie in this manner, then take hold of the short end tin wind The thread, thus against the ring, will gradually remove It, however or swollen the Dispatch. A correspondent of Dundee Ad- writes from people of though sprung from the same stock as ourselves, are Infinitely more polite hospitable SO much so that my friend Scotch landowner, who is Scotch lo back- bone nod never more Scotch than when out of Scotland, early to the con- that their besides being trouble to themselves, was a sheer of I did not find it so. I rejoiced It was of their characteristics, fur they were ever willing to show me their and their dairies and their cur- establishments, I bad been assured before leaving this country that the Danish creamery least was shut against the stranger. most continental people l have met the Dane puts himself to DO end of trouble to help you. and he gives all you want you must needs go to bis home and drink drink and smoke his cigars, as old In this country might do after fears of To those living Tint's Pills they keep the system in perfect order and are an absolute cure f r sick headache, indigestion, torpid liver, all bilious diseases. Liver Pills WILMINGTON WELDON AND BRANCHES AND LINK COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. i n ill i; i i. A ii electoral will put a upon thrift to lie ed in Belgium, tinier thin new plan every man of twenty twenty -live yearn who pay dollar a year taxes will be entitled to vote one ballot; married men over live J ears of age will have two ballots and if such married shall own real estate or Gov- saving bank de- posits producing an income of a year will have three ballots each. Whichard. N. The Stock in every and prices U low as the Highest market prices aid produce. Lean- Ar Mount Leave Lt lain Ar iS is i- u m II SO W U SI l la s. n as JO IS T a All AM too I II it a so i Ar KM Hi m a AM r M Lt Florence Lt T IS SO It, iii n a r i as a in as DIRECTORY TM AM I, tr r ;. of tilings. I i. In- is very Dim ii K n it mi ii mi-1 infill mi i r I ., I M I ft- It I Ml I C i ii i Ml II t . i in i x it of Mini r. J I I up IO . II h n ;. .- i i i -1 n . i. i i villa id I i t . minion i . . I -1 k i- i. ii limn in -j ii I . i fl I i I III S. M. HAS FOB YOU 4.0110 pounds Candy, barrels Sweet pounds Mixed Nuts, pound Raisins, Seeded Currants, Citron, Dates, Bananas. Dolls. VASES, LAMPS and WAGONS, and ALL KIND of toys, CHEAP. Come to see ids. mm m. Phone Southern Railway. RAILWAY. ------Off the SOUTH. I i Line to all Points. Where Was Married. Cue of moat in r- Si. Wit Ii. of Dr. was It of St. In both Porter, of of K. Id Why the couple have from to Derby to be If con In. reason. an of the They must a as they up the aisle of i i r ; he want. man. person of nearly off Meant U-r Mi ii I ; of i gloomily. in p I You know, a i I -it the celling for ii ii nil night Just at rum a yard of knocking nil or i u-i Meat to exist, and . are cited of in of all The i Citizen forward With H of n In town Inn to lie ; ii-ll. put a written one of the I lie oilier day A u ho was fr n u is lo the no- .-ii In buy at ll ll from who his own way. lie , fence, the pump handle and I. ii doors lie City Journal i De Don't live for your. If. do he afraid of your Beta ii of lie Who Wholly the I of Others, ll were, forgets far happier than man who make of Texas California, Florida, Cuba and Rico. j on all Lo- Sleep on all an J A j fin Time In for- ion, or T. P. A., Charlotte, X. c. K. B. C. A., N. No to ; -1 W, A. Turk D. PATENT you get or DESIGN i i. t . BOOK ON Va Faisal H It SO ST I'M PM . a n i, so i ii C U ll is Si SO I I Lt i. Ar Mount Arrive Tarboro i m Lt Mount Ar ton p tn, P m, arrives p Return, up leaves Sanford p m. arrive p leave p m loaves Ben- a m, SO, a m, a m, Hope Mills a in, rive p m, Hone p r . Red p m, p arrives m with train at With Carolina Central Bed Spring with the Keel Springs at Sun ford with the Seaboard Air and Southern the and Charlotte Train on s. . Neck Road leave H i t. tn. p in, l A W p m. K Kill-it.;, v. no r m, m at ll am. ll am. on if p m, arrive V a id ti p m, leave .; . arrive am and p Train leaven Tarboro dally except Sunday b p m. Sunday p m, arrives Ply- ft p returning, leaves Ply- mouth dally, Sunday, a m. and day arrives Train on Midland N C hi. leaves born dully, except Sunday, Oft a a m. leaves a m. Train on Nashville Branch leave Mount at am. p m, arrive Nashville I a in. U pin. Spring Hope am. Hope II am . a m. arrive at a m, p m. dally except Sunday. Branch leaves for Clinton dally, except m and m. returning leases Clinton at go a and Train No close don all points ml. via Bond. . M. . Pass. J. R. Manager. T. If. in. and every Sunday morning and evening. Er- prayer M., la in Fridays at A M., Rev. I. A. in Charge. every day, morning and evening. Pray- u lay evening. Rev. J. X. Booth, Sunday- a. m. C. D. superintendent. every Sun- morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. m. W F. Harding, thin Sunday, J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. B. regular LODGES A. F. S A. M. Greenville Lodge, mm- third Monday R. W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. No. Meets every Tuesday evening. R. O. E. E Sec. K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening. R. M. C. C; T. M. Hooker. K. of It. It Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at I. O. O. F. hall. J. B. White, A. O. Council. No. meets every first and third; Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson D. Se- OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at ti A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. Tar- leave for Greenville and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Halt injure. New York and ton, and for all points for the West it railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should freight by the Old Dominion S. a. i u. New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. I a i. DEALER IN- A LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now lie found In the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. PATENTS- IS IS Notice in IS . cod E. i j. SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. in or nor lo Marls lo Mead . la 11.6 Nature, In to mistakes, which have from careless living, or it mar be out pimples, blotches and Imperfections on skin, as a warning that more serious troubles tumors, cancers, erysipelas or pulmonary arc certain to follow If you neglect heed the warning and correct the mistakes. Many a lingering, painful disease and many an death baa been avoided simply because notes of warning hare been m the blood kept pure by a light use of S Mi--. A J. i. . of Marshall, Mich., cured of a bad suffering with it for five The doctors and my friends said It was salt rheum. It came out on my head, neck and ears, and on my whole body. I perfectly raw It. What I suffered during those Is no use Nobody would me if I did. I tried every medicine that was advertised lo cure It, I spent money enough to buy a I beard JOHNSTON'S highly I tried a of it. I began to improve right away, and when I baa i. i third bottle I completely cured. I have never bad a touch of it I never got any thing to do mo the least till I tried JOHNSTON'S I would heartily advise all are suffering from or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. had also a good deal of stomach, trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON'S . made mo all The blood la your life and if you keep it pure and strong you can positively disease or JOHNSTON'S fails. It is for sale by all druggists, in fall quart bottles at SOLO BY FOR The Eastern Reflector mm D. J. EDITOR -AT VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY FEBRUARY NO Ed. Ii WHO I GROCER. IF YOU WANT A THUS COME TO TUB RIGHT PLACE WHERE YOU WILL GET HONEST WEIGHT STRUT- I. V RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. THE LEADING GROCER. THE AMENDMENT. ARTICLE VI. TO OF AN Section Every male person pie lie elections by the General shall be viva Sec Every voter in North Carolina, except in I his article shall be eligible to of- but upon duties of the office he shall lake and subscribe the following do States, and j every male person has been j Sec. All elections by the years of age, and possessing set out in this article, shall be entitled to vote at any election by the people in the State, except M herein otherwise provided. Sec. He shall have resided in State of North Carolina for two years, in the county six months, and in the precinct, ward or other district which he offers to vote, four months next the election ; Provided, That removal from precinct, ward or other election district in same county, shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vote precinct, ward or other election district from which be has removed, until four months after such removal. No person who bin been convicted, or who has his guilt in open upon any crime the punishment which is, or may hereafter be, imprisonment the prison, be permitted to vote, unless the said person shall be first restored to citizenship in the manner prescribed by law. Sec. Every person offering to vote shall be at the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and manner provided law, and the General North Carolina shall enact general laws to carry into effect the provisions of this article. Sec. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read write any section of constitution in the English language; and, before he shall be entitled vote, have paid on or before the day of March of year in which he proposes to vote, hie poll tax as prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes hall be a lieu only on assessed property, and no process shall issue to enforce the collection of except against asset sad property. A Good to While all State papers arc possibilities of farm in Georgia advocating the diversifying of crops, it be well to a that conies I from count t as I practical example of nut Mil can be lone, but what has been in the of making OB a Ledger following rental a small town ii. man in has in twenty-five or year I made with a farm. in sin .- shin he cleared above his expenses each war. lie never lows any trash on never allows his beggar weeds rut or pastured, plows everything and all goes back to soil, He carries his null lo the mill on the bank of his horse, leads the horse and never rules him. saves the animal. has food, Inn does live and can do without 1-1 the chant sells, amid it He is in world so lira-his par would J lie works with his mule, and and do all their-work, making twelve or iii who register under this section I teen bales of and or before November 1908, and syrup, meat and potatoes. He all such persons shall lie entitled lends money over county to and vote at all elections good people N per by the people this Mate, unless I never sends money oil. disqualified under section of this at home among neighbors, lie Provided, such persona said lo ho.- shall have paid their poll tax as re- cash, and all made from a link- one still con duels. This mi- told a I prior thereto, entitled lo vote laws of any State in the States wherein he re- sided, and no lineal descendant of TO THE PI I I A Nil Wit i XI V, .- We in i. i iii ill I i can p . i . Vegetables M ill always find a only that farmer mi who set t to ob in both and quantity Hi-- well- General Merchandise a large yield unless it Send fur which furnish full end them I KALI WORKS, lo III ti -elect and He .- The following is the amendment . such person, shall lie denied to article of the State it u . . ,.,,,, right to register and vote at lion, adopted by the As i . ,. ml i . . any election in this State by 1899, and to lie submit- ,. . , ., . ., , . of bis failure to possess the to voters for ratification . I qualifications prescribed in next . q . j,,.,,,,,,,, Section 1- That article the, in accord constitution of North Carolina lie with terms of and same is hereby abrogated prior o , and lieu thereof shall be j General Assembly shall provide fol- the following article of said B record all bushels of corn, . ell Min .- ,. and the mo- , , s p n ii yon I iii i-i us l . H-i-l . sells, if In- and does i lo w ,, -nil . . I . I a pi h i I M- II. . Groceries. Meal. i i i . neighbor of The story is remarkable lie cause it is impossible, but bananas facts stated in unusual. If one man aided by one his energy and can so much, what is for a farmer with several mules and same en to accomplish t The Is probably no why ii be. had a would mil long before she would rank as the riches and most pendent Post. I will support and maintain the constitution laws of the United Slates, and the con- laws of North Caro therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of my office So help me, Sec. The following class's of i . . ,. i. ii um , .- Preparing; l-or A Big Crop, persons shall lie disqualified First, all persons who shall i notwithstanding fuel that deny the being of Almighty j notion is bringing B price Second, persons who shall have than it has for years and I lien- been convicted or confessed more or of lighting guilt on pending, j fertilizer whether or not, heavy purchase- in or felony, or any crime tori big crops. which the punishment may be sate of tugs by in the penitentiary. I North of Ag since becoming of the United or corruption and malpractice office, unless such person shall be restored to the rights of in a man. prescribed by law. Hardware, Furniture. Ii- ; ; W i for l . Credit, Our , ii ; . i ii pay a year tiers calf pay. pi Hi. rate shape of a sub- Am business I l.- gOt -I lie let alone. ll ;. can ill i any be Durham Herald. . A, . . lb.-- . Hun, w in Bryan -i. in . P M. luck, I. M. M tin- Line has the his pi I. ii has also accepted an . lecture 1-. the fee will lie .-i-d- ill In- tin establishment ; to be given for the Farmers i in-11 hen II be I . i . I I . I . ;.;. We ban i i. w . Sec. II. This act shall be in force from and after its Farmers In Earnest. Owing to of pro of the meeting Saturday the resolutions adopted, we are forced to print the edition of Tub but it will pear as a whole our semi-week- edition of worthy of a careful read and for that reason we publish them full. If the farmers con in mat- and receive the co-operation me since I. shows demand for the this year is nine tell i. , y i u. . it was last year, Do of agriculture nary has sold tags of X These are en for farmer, crop this year would have been an unusually large one had II lint been for mid storm. iii l n . I S THIS . . Dollars ruse of i ire. i i iii -i Props., Toledo, O, i for the la.-i h perfectly ll business able i made by w i -1 .-, 11.1 wholesale drug. . . Mini IN, O, i I i- taken in upon surfaces. tin- .-ii . i . lb i. Mile, Plow Gear, tee. Headquarter i i . i . i In I,, v I 1ST, i . i lore For in i . See. 5- No male person was, j should have, Hie end aimed at on 1867, or at any time accomplished. The lair John Income his writings nine away all which he kepi I'm living When remonstrated with by friends for Ins lib urged In retain mini- for himself lie said Hint who live on a had Points, II Will. . ii nips, Nail-. . U H i k -ma , . . in An i ii ii i A i el i, No. B, . i , Mil ii. 1.1 iii I I m- -M- Nun Like nun You Will Like