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The Reflector Book Store EVERY THUS II THE M OF BOX R, TABLETS. Pens, Pencils. Slates, received All Magazines. give us a call. Job The A was once to have as the shadows of life were South the British This too when the British Lion mum mighty in his lair when the British navy was master of the seas. It was not regarded as ominous but was dimply the outburst of a man who was near the sunset of life, though he was considered a strong, brave, pure his were weighed with those of Gladstone Indeed these words were received with force until the obstinate Boers had caused the Britons to recoil the hot shot of their cannon and mus in the Transvaal. Today the words of the dying are upon the lips of the nations of the world, today we see the Secretary of the war office of England the of the world 1-y for six hundred soldiers to lie equipped for the British army. Is this the the end of the greatest power on earth The words of the German States- man will ring down the ages if so it It is evident that feels the force of the words of the great Statesman, the of Secretary Ilium show that a great crisis I he history of and the closing scenes of the nine- century will witness a great change in the status of the world. Truly the las of the century, is justly styled the iron age. even the despot may feel the heel of the oppressed. One year ago America was the object of the gaze of the world. Today Hie scenes are changed, and the British lion who has so long been the monarch of nations is pouting blood from his hungry mouth and gnashing his teeth with rage that been unseen for a half century. This is no simple twist of the tail. It is becoming a moaning wail. FROM A V Card Full Sheet Poster, The Eastern Reflector TWICE A-WEEK a year and con news every week, Ts only the information to the tanners, especially grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. Hundred Thousand Dollar Cot- ton Mill. On last Thursday night a of business men others met in the of Scotland bank co take subscriptions for a mill here. The were taken with the understanding that the amount for the mill must lie at least hundred and that as much of that amount be rated as possible to lie supplemented with capital raised elsewhere. pledged was more than forty thousand a com- was appointed to canvass for oilier subscriptions. The coin- think that within a few the amount will be at least here, which it is thought will be met by capital- elsewhere. There is amongst the promoters of the enterprise, and it is believed that soon tin-announce meal can lie made that sufficient stock has been taken to assure the This is a line opportunity for good investment by those who have or smaller to Invent. Cotton paying better than any other kind of in Neck Com- IMPORTANT LAND SALE. By virtue of the made September of Superior Court In the of J. T. Bruce Harry Skin- executor and surviving partner others. therein as will expose to public before the Court in to the on the 6th o March the property; One halt in land tin of and others containing five acres or leas, tying on Indian Well Swamp and known as the lands for- to an . Julia and fully in a recorded In Book page One situate town- ship adjoin the of Silas and others, acres more or lees, fully described a fr-mi and Joshua Cherry P page tract known as the laud township, adjoining of Y M. Jame, John Mason one hundred acres or fully described in a deed J. O. to Skinner Book C -I One other tract bi know m th Burton James and containing one hundred acres wore or ls. One known its the lam. In. n adjoining the lauds of Daniel, George James and others, o three acre more The tract, acres more or leas, and known as the Burton James , the James and the ottered as follows. The of cutting removing all timber or trees above inches when cut. within the period of years, on named tracts. Umber will of- offend as ft whole, timber land, with privilege to accept those bids that appear lo money. There is one and bait of standing timber on these tracts. adjoining S. It. J. I. K. A. Cherry, Fleming, Carolina township, known as the Sam v land, acres more or toss timber One known as the laud, situate in lying on Creek, adjoining the lands J. w, H. and acres more or less, describe in from J. A. Harry Skinner In Book page----- adjoining the of the late John mi rig. Jordan Daniel lite forks of the Bond where G. W. Daniels mill was formerly located inn deed J, J b Harry Skinner containing acres. One tract of land township beginning at two large and runs North West to a pine Wot ; i poles to the road up said road North Weal to another road i front of the dwelling house of the late Jerry and runs with said road S. poles thence S. and K. poles line then with his line to the act's. One tract of laud situate in Content- ti adjoining the lands of A. Hardy Johnson, the Turnage land and others, containing acres in a deed from John in Book page A page One tract town- ship, adjoining the lauds of Hardy Johnson Jr., Bout, and others acres more or less, fully in Book U page and A One tract of land situate id t the lands of the bate Moses Teel, Porter's place, J. A. Wiley Bullock others, containing live and seventy-five acres more or less. TOWN I Ail No in West Greenville as follows. at the N. W. corner of Latham I thence North street feel to the line of let No. thence with the line of lot No fret to the corner r lot No feet W Ward street then cast with Ward feet to the lit No. in West Beginning at the S. II. ct of Third and Jarvis thence with Jarvis street feet to the line of kit No. thence with the line of toll No. 18,19 and then with the tine of lot No north H to Third street, with Third street west feet to the beginning. lot in the town of Greenville on the corner of Front streets described In a deed from J W. J. House lo Harry Skinner in . pages The terms of sale hut era pay one third cash can for deferred Titos. J. ,. i 1900. To those i districts Pills a u . stem in perfect order and are an absolute cure sick headache, torpid liver, tarn and all bilious diseases. Liver Pills Cry for Men. London, Feb. the House Of Commons to-day of State for War, that men are to be raised with all expedition, bringing up the country's total armed laud forces to he added, the number we'd nearer a a. BRANCHES AND LINE R COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. U. I.-,,.,. Ar Lt Mount Leave Lt Ar Mb r.-l AM 1-M AM I'M II i Hi a V- IN M AM OR T M Ar T OS t V Lt TRAINS GOING It o m t as X, Lr Lt Lt Lt Lt Ar Mount Ar The new military he said, were to place the Mount home defense on a satisfactory footing. But, he said, the Government had even considered the of service which was entirely unnecessary view of the activity of recruiting for the auxiliary forces. Since the war recruits had he pointed out, if Improved were offend he anticipated that the voluntary auxiliary forces if their wax increased, would easily suffice for passive de- The Government proposed to put the pay of the militia on the same scale as the regulars and embody the whole militia. During the summer the volunteer artillery would be re-armed and higher capitation grant would be given the volunteers, coupled with the demand higher efficiency. A mounted infantry volunteer corpse would be formed and the Yeomanry would be treated on the same broad principles. The army service corpse and engineers necessary for two army corpse, would raised thirty-six field batteries seven horse The speaker also said it had to raise twelve additional battalions. Si at th ll ll am r IS, H III am m in tO II It it at PM AM PM PM i Tit to o it u TM Id IN A Woman Bright Idea j i i -u. i at . AT HOOK STORE Lexington, Ky, February Mrs. Amelia Lt. who keeps a house in Frank fort shot. she was in the Stale OUt yard when and saw a walking some dis- behind him shoot him with a She saw the man run to the State house enter the build go to the wounded man. She-has described the man to Gov- will tell more about the shooting when Taylor gives permission. She thinks was and that I he merely intended to Mrs says she believes was dead two days before this was made public was sworn in an govern- or when he was a LAND SALE. Hy virtue of a decree of the Court of Pitt County the case of J. C. Addie E. Brooks, Alice M. Spier, Pat rick, Joel G. Patrick and Joel Pat rick, guardian, partition to sell In id for division. The Commissioner will sell breath i the Court House door the 5th March the follow- piece or parcel of land in the west by J. C. lot on i by E. Lang's lot on tit i Alice M. lot and by I acres more or less. 9th 1900. F. O. 1875. S. M. HAS PROVIDED FOR YOU 1.000 pounds Apples, boxes Sweet Florida Coca Nuts, pounds Mixed pound Seeded Currants, Citron, Figs, Dates, i r PISTOLS. VASES, and ALL KIND of TOYS, CHEAP. Come to see me. SIM M. THE CHILLS and it a of Grove's Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron quinine in a tasteless form. No pay. Price DEALER IS Whichard. N. C. The Stock complete in every de prices as low at the Highest market prices aid for country produce. i v i i p m, leaves p m, ford p ii. Returning leaves San ford p m. arrive p m p m, arrives a in, Rod a m, Hope Mills a m, rive p m, Hope Hills p n Bet Spring p m, H p r arrives at with train at Maxton with the Carolina Central at Red with the Red Springs at Sanford with the Seaboard Air Line and Railway at with Ibo and Charlotte Train on leave s u m, Halifax p m, Neck at p m, m, T pm. a at, Ml am, arriving at am, Weldon n am, dour on Branch leave a m and S w p m, arrive a and ,. a in pa,, arrive an and SOp Sunday Train Tarboro at SO p m, p m. pm, leave dally, except a m and San dare no am, arrives Train on Midland N c daily, except Sunday, T OS a n o t, m, returning a m, arrives at H a m. Train on leave Mount at am. p m, Train on Clinton for Clinton dally, m ii i Sin. Clinton at am Train close Wei don for all all met Bond, H. M. Pass. Agent J. B. KENLY, Manager. T. M. Traffic Manager. DOMINION LINE a. m. divine service and sermon every Sunday morning and evening. Et- prayer M. and Litany Fridays at A, M., Rev. I. A. Minister In Charge. day, morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. Bey. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. D. superintendent. day, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. m. W P. Harding, thin evening. J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school a. E. B. an- regular services A. P. A A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. B. W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. B. G. E. E Griffin, See. K. of Lodge, meets every Friday B. M. C. C; T. M. Hooker, K. and B. Vance Council, 1690, meets every Thursday even- W. B. B. M. B. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. P. B. White, Conn- A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilton Smith Bey. The One Day Cold Our. Cold In head and sore throat cored by Ker- Chocolate Laxative As to for PATENT Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesday, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk; Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. J. N. C. j. a. IN- A LINE OF Ml Also a nice Line of Hardware. I now be found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. f-y PATENTS SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART a Warning or Star I Way I. lie. Is Mo., In her to correct mistakes, which mistakes ha living-, or It may be from ancestors, shoots out t on the as a that I la ran hare come from blotches and g that troubles ore to follow Ii correct the . painful sad many an early death has been avoided careless other in, . . . hp tumors, or you heed the warning , painful i many an simply because these notes of have been pure bi pure by a right use of SARSAPARILLA. of Marshall, Mich., write- was cured of bod humor after with It ml .- at i . the blood kept for i BOOK ON PATENTS or . . modal, or for and It N- Alt, P whole l perfectly raw It. What I suffered during those Are year. Ii no use telling. Nobody believe me II L . t was to our. It. money enough to buy a house. I heard JOHNSTON H highly an I triad a bottle of It. I began to improve right and when the thud I completely cured. I have never a touch of it d me tried I advise all who are suffering from humor, or of any kind to try It at once. I had also a good of stomach. and was run down and but SARSAPARILLA The blood is your life If yon keep and strong disease face contagion Calla. It Is for all c s is t or face contagion It Is for sale by all In full bottles at one dollar BOLD can positively The East D. J. EDITOR TRUTH T I PITT COUNTY, N. FEBRUARY WHO AND SAME W LY Ed. H. OUR LETTER From the State Capital. though prominent lo- cal of strong party the there is no stronger aH- cote of it John S. then of Colonel's in the lobby of began to applaud the the speaker to chime all sorts of nice words of j their There is not room , this letter to print them, I would be to them any way, mm might accuse of showing par I'm not; only re the gist o. these interviews us a matter of political news and development, in which our readers arc all interested at this particular time. There is probably point in this argument that should be ed briefly- You must remember said the speaker that fully who had voted with the and came to our res, In 1898 and again the ticket. we must retain all hazards. Subtract those . be PITT AND after offer you the beat n General Merchandise , I. any store sell you ii with u well us and tie following , February Most of those of all classes from more Judging from th every Democrat-1 . , visitor to last week on g and the of the visit Of , with the earnestness Bryan, fr news his fit- especially with regard to the avail- they ability success of they his several candidates for the position. of Governor other State feel that there It o which I could write this week that pursuits were would prove more your readers us a whole. that their man I took to interview M politicians and available candidate from the various counties , of them herewith without submitting any ,,,, and is what opinion of my own, incorporate P the views and is a practical farmer and the arguments by tan all round business friends of Can-1 m y business and Justice and with desirability and especially the availability and He it strength of those several b, nearly every men. j farmer and working man, as well ex-Pope, from our less majority, and have a small tor comfort. Place them the other side and our selves in the minority again by over Sow which candidate governor is most likely to retain that vote, all law- ran but To ask the f is to answer it. Col. would the votes hearty support of every one these men and thousands Other. yet returned to their old party. Sot that Cunningham is anything a Pop. don like to accuse him of it, for In all. Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes. and Shoes Blankets and Dusters. and Molasses, Head Is Groceries. Meat, Sugar, Hardware, and Plow Fixtures, Sails and Rope. Praia X, all know about the men keep their Hi in the Washington ant they send forth and to hare it i laugh ii as i little n worth correcting. the in another grown to . 1.4-1 now arc making the country is. drone benches i. the use in the coming .- arc to form the b of the literature and i arc to edit. This time argument, l of lac pi long ago to i This in turn has u.-h abuses as the in- of. other speeches, even the alleged of all of which must be printed in the Congress- Record, regardless of ex- . E I J to raft ting . . its staining , f , till Write . which ought . .-; y . . free, j. The Raleigh say that ex Ransom has bales of his still on hand an Hi in price las week ; .-- He sold his and made at , it- ; . mm I Pi pullet lo .; the Constitutional amendment are running m against snags at every turn and at sonic very unexpected The of the rot is headed Governor D. L. Bat- sell. Then tonic Instruction C. H. there is not a more Democrat or stronger j-p j, party but that, withal, he is , , J I O . private Russell, Geo. Boggs, of Haywood, ex date for Congress, A. O. Green of member of the committee, J. J. Green, editor of a leading paper. And it is even hinted the Progressive Far- favor WHAT i . the men said. by of WHAT THE That one of these friends, OUt . . . n of nominated is practically a which one ,, the biggest portion of the State, and every body who knows him loves him, I -U- 5- nearly all from stronger with I a conservative man a man the people, there you have is a of the There were few visitors west of Greensboro, to which section the strength of Messrs. lice and Davidson is principally confined. Kind words of both gentlemen were lacking, however, and it is evident that both fill receive a flattering vote on the first Headquarters for Furniture and u. that tat. We buy for Cash, but sell for Either Is Honesty, Merit Your keeps up, it a general twin. J , will of course receive a huge vote in the 1st, 2nd, ad Pr of 4th districts. W e grant that will exhibit con strength IO some of the northeastern counties, will get votes In the Mil congressional dis- as well as the 0th probably -and his friends chum that he has the his borne solid behind him. But claim Aycock will lead on first lot, if he is not nominated that ballot. , splendid ability as a law- and as. in his strong party fealty, are the claims which identical with theirs, and is sure to look after these interests. The fact that he is not a lawyer is his favor, because we think it unjust and there is still a deep seated dice large en In every county in North Carolina, a prejudice In which he you nor I approve of but that docs not alter the fact His ability is He is speaker, B red hot campaigner and would make a brilliant and canvass. He and his friends have not been doing as much talking as II of above, but ts assessed , ,, Democrat from another included. In week, de- Among candidates I tared that Mr. already during Mr. Bryan visit am I , ; l following, especially A. M. Weddell, Bx-GoV-J-f farmers. , Hon. Gen he is the President of the S. Carr could not be bore us on business tobacco to on the he is probable that their friends in- tend to Slick to them as long as there is a chance of winning the nomination. I said a prominent I western that he wise to nominate a western man Governor this year, standing that the candidate at the last election was tern man. It is advisable to have who is close to I he people the west, us the enemies of ll. Amendment are making their big- in our section. ,, agrees will, us, then of the or Davidson is the one to Mr, H one the best . We all know their ability and will Sterling many supporter. In the eon- i-u I detailed J--S and were given paragraph j roe have had a talk with several tending eastern Democrats who as Then ii is an official document, Record, and will ii limited all the States for nothing. In I, very campaign the political com I out under the Hank of members, not only carloads but of these pamphlets. Tim government pays is about come out and to sort and dis it. if this tribute these millions of packages j will noon amount t throughout the Enterprise. never been any estimate of what this costs the government presidential years, but the sum must be prodigious it is con- growing. Of course It wrong, parties, In conducting a o Ii could easily be of a bill Rec lilt I ft mean a shilling this great expense from the United Treasury to fund-, and Ibis in turn would mean heavier on of .,.,,. Perish Press. for the tobacco to receive big- i , Mr price for their crop, makes heartily In favor Specially strong with that -primary plan and he be add.-d. the best to settle ORIGINAL. OBSERVATIONS we present In his favor, but wan, y . bet an. roil light with his past reputation along these lines during his term as U H District Attorney Mr. Cleveland's last term, bis good work on the stump during his popularity. are counting on winning Ibis was noticeable that those prominent as politicians iron, the extreme east, woe nearly ml Aycock from that section generally being Don't you bet any of good money on not nominated for Governor April n unless you want to Iota It. The Congressional H I here with its votes solid for he is going to get a vole in the 6th Mid 7th districts, and sonic the third tat he's B com- man, we believe. His will add thousands the carrying the Amend lobe way -till matter most people. is known plan, and has all and it It stated that Mr. Sim is also willing to such , So II appears alto- Z probable that her.- but Wad r-. are excellent and deserving Democrat, me that U was by no means Hon. Mason of Northampton might yet , be brought by hi friends for the summary, made flattering vote at the . become inch that I n i ,,,,.,,, will be oolitic and advisable to up . My I but what a friends Ins r. generally him. campaign he would make I about stump speaker, loin Mason's superior is not to be in North OS year the total showing an very nearly eighteen million Ian during the last year, which is much larger than ever before re success. i heard about as yet, as ill not elected In Angina. it is now the by the Orange o The lo not in It. The drunken carpenter never carries level. banana p, els on Hi.- walk of life. I, ever frown could be coined ml,,,,,.,, ever body would be rich. man who weighs his words Is the man whose words most weight The broker is n man when he takes n pledge It. II i- Clark Is a novel which there will be no women. This in will lie novelty. II the HOWS THIS We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any ease of Catarrh can not If cured by Hall Catarrh Cure. p. Co.; Props., Toledo, O. undersigned, have known p for the last and him perfectly I Humble all business trauma- ; ,, , and able to carry any obligations made by their Toll-do. wholesale Toledo, O. fall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in- upon the blood mid mucous the system. per bottle. b all Druggists, free. Hall's Pills THE s ;,,. ha. win largely the What a I,,,,,,, in census sow ported in the given time. . II. f stack. So far only two ate obvious and good reasons. I i , ., v- . III. Oh us. r. pretty girls . . .,. i we were a eon Fleming store.

i I the Vim at . as Mail to the than i r, of Orange, Va . just dosing ii 1.0 year. all then is no healthier or happier journalistic youngster, now Manhood, than the we be- it. Perhaps there are no more county there arc other but they have a way pp thereof making their wants known than is in vogue elsewhere. the Landmark are quite a of cards elves as candidates for nomination This is not a bad plan. Another office on the State which the not hereto- fore filled at the polls, is of Printing, Mr. II. I. editor I ton Dispatch, will be a candidate for that office before the Democrat- stale Convention. Besides be- a popular and Influential tor, Mr. Varner i a Democrat and an active worker. He is of the ex- committee of bis counts Somebody with more month than brain has said look the On the Democratic side several have been mentioned while on the side there not icon one around named for Thai is dead easy .; There are enough good in the Democrat- party to the offices several time over and it to right down a man for each In fore them Hon Is. Hut the Republican ranks then is an little lit to Allan office that it la difficult to And enough logo around fan REWARD. Capture of February 1900. bat aw and o'clock, A. If J. J. of Pitt coin IN I Bu t j . t . . A. i Cit. t Lat two have . r made i r Mr. X. was held up robin I the about seven mile from the House. X. on the principal public nu I in bis annual Bounty, The bar a- that he favored free trade shortly before o'clock and by four for Woo, and when the re-la good round sum of money was him as follows in the talked i not taken is no fault of the house he it hull office a I ill- Kraal entered by last The leader was feat height, build, about a duty o Ki can products, he even M flu SI to intimate to democrats be met that he would if they help defeat the proposed duty. and near enough like the bus tinned a complete to lie his This one somersault, and announced, ad pounds, clean shave . Mack. very erect and intelligent looking. The second about the same Lad slight The third was a round face about f inches in weigh pounds, clean color same as those above i scribed. The foil ill was a ginger cake color, clean big mouth, thick rolling lips, very vicious face. value of its passage, that he would sign the bill Imposing I per cent. duly. wonder cans Congress laugh when Mr. is spoken of as their leader. The bill providing a territorial form of government for Hawaii now before the Senate, which Hawaii will ultimately become all appeared to be a Slate, naturally raises the the ages of and of why the Hawaiian should The money of three or lour dollar bills, re- ill dollar bills be so much treated ban the been depleted of the amount Surely no one out- side of the clique a is shaping also a check on Norfolk be republican policy can see any bank and a watch, open faced, gold tilled, joint ease, white dial, stein , winder, engraved case, Ho. private mark 1728, move meat, jeweled, with name J. Laugh ; reason for making Hawaiian American citizens and the Colonial subjects. Representative John Allen, of can deal with fact.- as will lie showed while the House was discussing the re scratched inside of outer ,,,,. lid with pen knife. When taken of inefficient clerks bad a thick glass Oil it. on the government pay roll- in The capture of these will Washington. Mr. Allen be n warded by a cash payment of got up to speak, those who can sec breakers, who gave every evidence that they exports in the having made two well efforts to get into the office before having been in the third attempt. Fortunately an amount of probably U.-s was from the cash drawer silver though Ticket Agent D. Edwards to the oilier a short while after the robbery, was unable last night to minutely cheek up bis ticket sales determine upon exact amount stolen The cash drawer at window, which is kept an of change for the usual day's business was plied Open and torn to pieces after therein, as staled cannot yet be accurately arrived at. A number of tides of value the room were apparently and the were evidently out for The Iron safe, in which was also locked a larger amount of money, was left intact to all outward The robbery was first discovered about by night man Jesse who found Has the Largest Sale of ANY TOBACCO GUANO IN THE WORLD. MANUFACTURED BY GUANO CO. NORFOLK, VA. Pay as You Go. The on Duty. The rs do more to shape public sentiment than all other and ties combined. A free, enlighten- ed, faithful press can deal If you want to scatter sunshine around your path, adopt the rule of paying your debts cheer- fully and promptly. It lubricates the wheels of trade, breaks up par ice. gives tone to the social sys- a measure popular and tern liberates goad-will. as you go. Especially pay in making a measure detestable or j him only the humorist, something they did get it. Although inclined to many humorously. Mr. Allen is one of t be hardest working if Mr. Taylor if the Appropriation the more recent robbery of Mr. J. He bean his speech both of them by say that there was sufficient assaulted for the purpose of to get rid of clerks become tabling money received at th sale inefficient from age or other causes Them Justice I lie and the department officials of tobacco, clearly brings 11- lo an important crisis in history I should not be allowed to saddle the and the necessity of careful blame for their retention upon watch on suspicious He said he bad made ate hanging around where to Ian investigation and had official the door of the hallway leading no add to bitterness of h the waiting rooms at the rear by rudeness. people who work by the day and toil with their hand-. A dollar means much to the man who your the man by making him ask for his dollar, dive to him immediate the work is done, and if he did well tell so. When woman who crouches over a sewing machine for you all day long brings the home pay her all you owe. and do not add to her troubles by exercising tin- prerogative of the one who is paying over money to Haunt out either insulting remarks or insult- If you don't like her work you needn't employ her again, but treat her civilly, and do fail- j. Baling Has Cash Value, Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance th works automatically, Will be re instated three years after lapse if M in good health. After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- J. L. . . the ticket office unlocked and lightly ajar, He went into the hallway, the left wall of which is in common north wall of The gentlemen true his treatment social in- and all the damning sin.- the withholding of money due a re the tick.- found that at working man is the worst. Lei us a short nice from the door pay as And the cheerful is-old, murder of Taylor the of Laugh must have been by parties who in touch figures to show that the average age of eleven bundled of the clerk's reinstated by the present exceeded years, and be with the stiles of tobacco in Green naturally thought Knew these gentlemen hail -M large of the weed. other conclusion we examine the that surround the of each crime. Mr, had been disposed of his tobacco, audit was he money home him. The same is true of Mr. Laughing- Then there i- of these crimes and is, the is fast advancing in the grade of crime be commits is IS real is raj ; half u million. now in or near I men. sen home, and more are lo lie raised, and powerful, it ought in be uneasy matter to rube and t m Bat great w is its now-in Africa it lo now. he has to commit, these reinstate- explained s large part Complaints about clerk- being kept ill office. Hoy fame, is ore of the two hundred citizens of Wisconsin who are whooping up Milwaukee, as His Democratic National city. lie everybody nils good will we give nut with our money will be given out by those it to. as you go. Exchange. Suits. aperture had been made in the wall probably two and a half square by boring with a three inch augur around the sides of in such a instance apart as would Deadly admit of bis re- moving pieces of ceiling noiseless- with his hinds. rough it was an task for to damages arc Instituted robber to crawl into the ticket and. as there is no light, he binary. Units carried on bis work railroads and other In making from w damages ere thirty cents in silver was reason the hallway on the outside. An investigation by Mr. wards and a number of other rail- road men and Captain of Police after the robbery, led to the discovery that prior lo at- tempt, two others had been made, which were unsuccessful. A win. low the we.-l side him Milwaukee will that opening into the wailing room the hustling up until is going lo be kept National Committee at the rear of the place and therefore easily accessible from the hall way Decides where the Convention is been bored into several times up to . I . after mouths or more of iv. been unable up the Dutch- men. hungry for be bus not been able yet to eat dinner due last list mas, in The d ,, 1- no yet. it List into the summer Unless intervene-. Messenger. The cm ; urn i- Inn who is now . es in ,, City, and who is raid I have u . home as folio of i-t-l i. be being used for n s, bile lowed out for newer pips, in. taken off whole null on the cud nice tent for the children lo play in. sounds queer hi hear the fee I tell driver lo take n dozen grain.- of horse feed over to Jack- son's livery stable. were not for soil, deep soil here I how they would the c in as the stalks would grow up in the air m church However when the ears get heavy nil bi presses stalk av- of ninety-two feel; Ibis I he car near enough to the ground to be chopped oil with an ax. J for more d crimes, com in of murder for gain n rob- . Tl y en ago lie v ion such crime- by the c ever beard of, ii i- a common on brings 11- face to face a an and be with mailed hand of the should be high lo bring these par- 111- lo justice. -1 Messenger. de- of the Boss Han- had threatened to take the Re publican National Contention away from if money promised the committee that city Republican National not sin b a threat was made. And as a result. BOBS received a cheek for ac- turned over before the eon vein ion meets. This is A San dispatch of 13th lo I Detroit Journal in- f sane ix were to day sent from nine I here -1 of newspapers a mill u -0 apparent as the day. are using I beat greater es than before. Within the few n- that appeared In the has begun appeal in bu pi. also, while I he trend events en be toward the latter in advertising no of pretentious I probable about more will go cast during week, liming the lust mouths nearly de- soldiers have been sent the continent, and is than two bundled more will soon arrive here from Manila. nearly all cases the men are i i I c New Yolk PreSS I year ale or about co fol man, hill in the greater it . that is over one a day for each week day. The Humane Society land captured a bear which I'm P Mar has been support person by its earnings. The animal belonged to a band of gypsies, and drew a week by but having discovered that the same bad been nailed up with Croat he soon gave up the task and i another place further toward tin-hallway, but 1.1 this be was checked by ticket which the wall from the inside. is to the robber or Star, It will baa long lime before Ken- outgrows the result of recent experiences Frankfort. The State suffered not only moral- and financially, from a ma- stand point. The Courier Journal, recounting the vandalism of the troops the Slate say.- that been opened and records An files have been and many vouchers dealt the law library been id, tin- historian mus- I he fol- has been damaged be repair, of Kentucky in I els fur a cent have been mill id ml other damage done Which is i to repair. .- a whole, nil election of 1800 a costly one. Charlotte id doing at a Upon this sum the entire tribe Miss Ida shot and wound ad state Senator B. L. Bradley at Jackson, Miss., accusing of breach promise. the Ingrained prejudice against are so to excite comment, lint the mania has grown until everything under the sun can be twisted by shrewd lawyers into a cause for an action for damages baa been brought into play, so that new heretofore unheard of for actions, for damages are constantly brought forward. noted recently that a fellow sued Durham water d images for dive ling lbs water of use of the company so that, as he alleged, not enough water was left to run his be damages. In Superior Court lust week f r damages against the u water works company Was lit. I. was brought I by a Mi-. who alleged that the water company failed to I keep on baud a sufficient of to produce a certain of pressure, so that when her property took fire toe pressure was not to a of water to extinguish the lire. Mrs. damages from Ike company for negligence or to comply with I heir contrail with the city, mid I lie jury awarded her the lull asked. We not passing on the merit of There are which corporations should be for negligence, lint every common sense and unbiased who has observed these know that many of against are limply attempt to take ml vantage prejudices of the people lo ex I oil money the There is in Landmark. William twice of and two years past chairman of the State Hoard has resigned and retired from polities. well appreciated. It can in a sense kill make alive. There are over Democratic of the second and of newspapers in year, provided the We do know number for current year be pall It may reach Let these j They may be used unite heartily To reduce Premiums, for any cause, for redress of a, To Increase the wrong, rm any measure of relief, as To Make Policy as is proposed suffrage amend j during the Lifetime and lb-y can do more Insured reach the mind and arouse the in- and stir up a patriotic ardor, than any instrumentality. Public speaking is very because there is particularly power in the human and deep emotion, and because many voters who do not read can j bear the fads and arguments I anted In a forcible and clear way. But the press is mighty and has great interests at stake a most important duty to perform. It, must be very urgent latent from now until the victory is won for good government, it must and defend, soothing sound of Mela's harp lull , it- hundred eyes to It will do its duty. II will Bagging and Ties persuade, advise. It will stand sentinels upon the very watch oil n and will Watch the, . , goods kept an at every turn whether be i- . , , prod light or resort to old. A trial will e. tactics a campaign of lies, slanders. Misrepresentations and deceptions. Tue enemy is wily, cunning, full pan for wrong, and aided by the 1110-1 artful of leaders the Messenger. Two New to Be Elected There are two new to be tilled by the people this year. The last Legislature enacted a law pro for Ilia election of of Agriculture and railroad commissioners. They will be C. D. If so. tiling tin m to me. M. irate, i wife of Judge John Gray of died mated by the hi ale ti. . , . . ,, Judge bas many and elected August. office ,,.; , , ., . . . ,. ,. fronds Pitt who with of the Commissioner of Agriculture .,,. ,, . , .,. . him bis bereavement, salary a year. commissioner has Isaac gels a year, will at a of WOO. This Mm building. is one of most desirable ,, , . , Oil the State and there i k will no doubt be plenty of assault Mrs. C. L. rants the Democratic State con-1 Weeks, a white woman, Will Hurts Courier. was lynched at Mills, S. U u ii a r. -ti a w JACOB ll Mo ROOK . ROOK I , Sow II lie. a BOOK v Rook In HI lib , j, I I I. No. ROOK in I hi . . . , i -11. ,. I Nu. Alt II ill. I . lit,. I I. . n Ml j I I V.,. I. N Oil . a Cow. Hub or . I o O I Tb FARM JOURNAL l r I- the In Any ONE of the Mil FARM JOURNAL MUM any I A I. r. 1.111 u ant by mall r. BEFORE COME Fail I Ml inter HOWDY DO. Spent . in. ii to m Special Price OX A . . . , I. It. r ;, an his u t -i 111- Mi- i. 1- i- hi abut. Mr- Mar snail. Mi-.- Margie i- i In Hi Mi-. i- Mi Mr.-. at Good Suits I AM TO A FRANK WILSON TUB EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there MARK in the margin of tins paper so to remind yon that you owe for subscription and we request you to as early as pan- We need YOU owe us and you will not keep us waiting for it. Tins notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL Basil and at Book Store. good. Mullet cents a pairs M. Choice New Crop to be closed out at Wets C. COBB You can get Copy Books for at Book Store. i- and I., this morning for Hal- h to attend Supreme Court. ; of Baltimore, has been spending a tern days here ii sister. Mrs. A. and looking litter bis trade. 1900., Joseph Bawls left Ibis morning for a trip up the road. Miss Bertie Tyson left this morn- to visit in Baltimore. A. Bishop came in Monday evening SOU laud, is visiting Miss Bertha Pal rick. Miss Mary James returned day evening from a visit lo Wish i. morning for advertising is the life of Clinton, where Mrs. lute i.- ill tor the who does not ad- long compete Stewart returned Monday the mail will Advertising , evening from a to relatives a continues it. en- larges it and it. I alert business thinks dis- I fl Mr. J. calls loan error by our lent in say ill f that bis Tanked Hall bad bees rented Car this season. He says it has not been rented yet. but is for rent. The Lite Competition I f competition be t be I i . . I. -i ab I i. I it o i e. II. White and till e, i were in town Monday evening. you wait. We work. Will keep yon wailing much longer. Hi I. ; Bail id tin . i and ii lief i for a few will with aid. Other Town surging ahead in c. Joyner. of Baltimore, who us day- here. morning. Miss Mamie m who bas he. ii visiting Mi lied home today. are surging ahead in the industrial progress. A knit- ling factory, with a capacity of dozen pain of hose per day, to A. White. give employment to over is under to be Mrs. I Mi- Annie Noell Warsaw, arrived evening to visit Mrs. II. We are adding lo our stock of school books Book Store. On the Senate ad the appointment of J. J. Per- biases at New line Spring Samples for Suits. Fit FlUNK Snowing and stars at the Kline time was spectacle wit- early Saturday Wat goes along wit the We are now send- papers to Hawaii Puerto Mr. J. J. Perkins bas been to Mr. B. King whose term bas expired. by the first of duly, ii i- it v. ill be the largest knit ling factory In the City Dr. M. Move, of who i very prominent cir- down Monday evening to visit I. in conferring the Boy a I Arch degrees. 1900, Agent J- B. -d iv evening Moore returned from Baltimore Hoy. The other day two run away from Washington, taking the I Miss Harris wen to steamer father-den Tuesday evening to vi.-it of one of the telephoned Chief friends. morning, hi days. I I go J If good. Free and Dixie t the bill. Bryant, from mi In to . in inform hi- ii Sends he in pared In them any kind either to or Win patron- age ii also that of any and all men parsing through this place. i; ii and , I I bat pair f cart wheels before the pair is sold so you can gel back band and saddle free. Have just added three hands I tonne in order to the orders coming in. I have an old i hi re pans. w lo or if you sec lit to replace with a new . . ii will suit that much lien r. M Mb Mary . of year- of a . died b M n I morning. She lived with ii- r Me-. Ab i her . Appropriate set were conducted a the church Tuesday o'clock by and large crowd at- tended be n In lo t lie grave a I the old i riling . ; Ha-, in; i. . , I I hat but i i not i to only, but In- who acre as well. I be to . can a photograph sell or so dead r of said I . of each ill lie from the of i I shall be glad to hear i el v. to . lea . f i;. . .- . . i the re .--. . . . ;, is Complete all Gods, At prices that will suit you. AND THEM. . y- . i . . To See Us. ; . . Is At store, Points, where we have ; a new and fresh of of James to look for them. The Officer met the boat at the wharf and took hand. They were a frightened pair and agreed to return the steamer if allowed to do so. And back they went. After March Term. County Commissioner O W. Harrington, who is on the to have the necessary repairs The Book Store has i lo bridge across been appointed in of the de- for furnishing school books. We have just received a large shipment of as are used the public and private schools of this county, are ready to till orders. you want anything the way of books school supplies come to the Book Store. Not a Cat. The town shows a great improve in deportment the past devilment seem for the time being to have moved beyond the corporate limits. Mayor had court at all this morning, and never bad a to report for the previous week. in it In Kinston. St. Episcopal church building, Kinston, was destroy- ed by lire Sunday morning. The lire caught from the stove line through the ceiling while the nun n service was in progress. Most of the furniture was saved but building, a frame structure, was burned to the ground. There was sonic insurance, but nothing to compare with the loss. Tar liver, tells the bridge will not be lorn up for until after March court. The will then have the work ready to push so as to have it completed before April court be- gins. This is a good arrangement and will give people less by lining the bridge while one of the courts h in Lapses i think that business men ally do not pay enough attention to holding the customers they have already secured. Their en are devoted to getting new people into the store all the time, and when that is accomplished they consider foil Well ended. is just as lo advertise to a customer lb it la to a prospective customer. As is in life insurance, SO ill business generally. are a great drain on ware Reporter. How to Start n When wise merchant has stocked his stoic he s not lake it for granted that I hereafter be Mrs. J. II. of Kin-Ion. to vi-it Mrs. ILL. Mrs. this looming for lo see her sis Mrs. W. M. Bus.-, who i- very sick. Miss Battle Boas, of who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Henrietta ed borne today. MiSS Flossie ibis morning for New Haven. Conn. She expect.-to spend some mouths v. relative in North. At Mas.-., William g local print rand publisher, killed shooting. Five handled miners Coal ; Coke mines, Tenn., yesterday for an increase of III per wages. STATE NEWS. Happenings In North Carolina Fire ill Southern Fines Sunday night destroyed a hotel, bank, opera house and The loss was It. I. county dent of eel neat ion in Mecklenburg, baa announced be will be it candidate for the nomination I State Superintendent of u re the Slate closed a two week- meeting in There were three conversions Ibo closing nervier-, Hon. C. B. opened Stale campaign lilt u great p at Charlotte, live eases of email pox ills covered among the inmates of county e . n. Jo Patrick an I J. Monday K Miss Julia home Thursday via fro where she bu W. returned to Sea Bern Monday after a few days in relatives returned lo Kin ton Friday Services at Disciple church next Sunday pastor, Mr. Harper. All arc invited to Mis; Laura of New lie-ill, returned Monday. Dr. and J. B. went to Sunday. W. J. Kilt cell Went to Kin Monday. lid Smith Thursday night it II colored. Matthew Harvey, of . of this I .-. died . lie III a stroke of day, while coming Iron which was the cause of hi- death. Co. Inf. II X. ;. w . Emil. It's fill i . of i in i d life are t i-. . ii a ; in the lie place a . . . grip dot m his i . i Heavy and Fancy Groceries, ii . . . . . bet to in . ii. linking , .;. love I. lie , ., . i duet Country Produce, either in cask or in barter. of Meats. Flour. Caused flood, i -.-. Fruits, iii fact everything in up lo date pay highest market i. kind- of I he- r lei learn is lo I I . . I When lb . . ., talk p ;. . I I lame i for I j- i . . ; he i . . lot i ii m i- in. core in it. N ii v it in lit . . tub ii b . ,.,. every i Tin ems i kin . I Hog kit In i . b i . ii--.- who in s i i Ho g i., tali . light, l. ; ,. . ; ill- dark. i milder on I I . gait m on the . It's it lo in i r i.- never low -pit.; When sell or when you lob to see us. I who i or us with their promise entire sat- . at Five s Soldiers. . v, eek a good deal in i.- about . i of that were being landed in I. the ten of tile lunate ii mug III I . -ii ; . rains Nil. Maude i takes ii i . lull H ., . . It . i of ward heel r. it . , . that mutter, is prison It's the fast inn wit In OVER THE COUNTRY. nil g. . killed b. a train near Durham, He win Walking mi the j Durham i titling against other as. The million dollar for West n small has been Incorporated. Light prisoners escaped from jail Will, is I. mi contrary, u,,,,,,,.,,, ,,, bold up At will have nothing lo do but sell All bill one Were captured. and restock. knows hi for t less Inducements, pox. The i- d to have The Stale the I VI v. I Wt,., .,;. ; s. ,. moved I do so by. . ,,,,,,,, II II ,, . ha.- for sale-what I rack. i, Tenn., Jim Tuft, of Clo- the people to purchase. ,.,,,,,, of O., appointed Then and not till then, does Culling will, a Is de able kill fr ,, of Lace . , . i II, i . lace mil . the . . , . i, his season for i lb- thin unmet In natural i . . . I steel, jet one of the I in pit vi i lint j ire . purl of . i, i it l . -en II I'll I lows I nil i i i, j i f ; , in is . . i all of which and us through here going to a Northern hospital. i In j were In of an night, between Atlanta i of them opened the win low of bi berth in the sleeping cur and jumped out. He mis el for .-nine lime and up to late hour last night had not . . . la-en heard from. The train was rate of or .-. ; id mile nu hour most of the way. so for. ill man is dead. . , who passed through bore in n cheerful condition. It I by the lei that such oases of mad- when taken to a climate. The heat of the drive-weak men to slop crazy. Observer. and if . . line In , paying i. I . . -nil II . . ., i , 11- . . I in . lib , , ,. r in pie 1.1 ;, . en Tl i In . . . , range, cut inn us Hi Ion, II v J . t con- up to born, She hid no lien or 2nd t th rem- I the rm can come from times. . . relieve com- but . . ID i J I .- Tl, IF. 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. c The Reflector Book Store Tit HI OF PAPER, THE AMENDMENT. i being Almighty j w- The following is amendment persons who shall have article G of the Slate confessed their I lion, adopted by the As indictment pending, and mi submit tad to the voters for ratification August i t mi .- v crime fur persons shall I disqualified for TO AND office First, all persons shall j; ASP ATLANTIC COAST or not. judgment T or felony, or any crime 1- That article V the the may In- of Carolina be the penitentiary. the same is hereby abrogated becoming citizens of the in lien thereof shall l-e or corruption and the following article of said act ice in office, unless such shall be restored to the rights of citizenship in a prescribed by law. Sec. . This act shall force from and after its ratification. VI. s, Pens, Slates, received AND TO OF Section i. Every in th; States, every male person who has naturalized, twenty one years age. possessing the set out this article, shall to vote at election people the State, except las herein otherwise I Sec. lie shall have resided in the State f North Carolina for two years, in the comity months, and the precinct, warn or other election district in which he offers to vote, four months next the election ; Provided. That removal from one precinct, ward or other district in th Dazing I lire which the Hotel, at O., to the extent of Le Chain, a descend ed from a high on a rope made of they keep the stem in perfect order are . an absolute cure r sick headache. ;. --lion. torpid liver, c t and all bilious diseases. Liver Pi Us -------ESTABLISHED S. M. Schultz, HAS PROVIDED YOU- pounds Candy, M barrels Apples. Sweet Florida Oranges Coca Nuts, pounds Mixed Nuts, pound COMPANY OF BOOTH CAROLINA. CONDENSED SCHEDULE . K VIS- Jan Tarboro L I . AT Lt Ar am r r n w s It t M too I C E I MO H i. fl . . J T a m r . ml Episcopal Sunday school a. m. service and every morning and evening. Ev- Wednesday M., and Litany Friday at A M. Rev. I. A. Minister Ar It It TRAINS GOING every Sun- morning and evening. Pray- in is Thursday evening. Rev. J Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. D. Rountree, superintendent. Si St Si WHY FERTILIZERS HAVE AD Lt Lt NM Lt Lt Lt Goldsboro Seeded Raisins, Currants. Citron, Ar M Figs, Dates, Lt Mont Ar IMPORTANT LAND SALE. in the of T. Bruce Harry am. named therein to pub i the-in day lac land ad .- inc buds county, shall not ope- .-,. every Sun- pm morning and evening. Prayer is meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. a M a a p. m. W F. en- thin i-j. s n n i. Rev. S e II , I SI IN Dolls, w v r i i. LAMPS and and ALL KIND of TOYS. CHEAP. Come to see me. saw m. JOB PHI give us a call. elector M FROM A- TO Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE Is only a year and con news every week, and information to th grow- tobacco, that, is worth many times more than the subscription price. rate to deprive person of the to the precinct, ward or oilier election district from which he has removed, until tour mouth.- after such removal. No who has been convicted, or who has confessed his court of any crime I the punishment of which K or may hereafter imprisonment the Mate prison, shall permitted to vote, unless the said person shall restored to ii the manner prescribed law. Sec. . Every person vote shall be at the time legally registered voter as herein ed and manner provided by law, and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to into effect the provisions of Ibis article. Every person himself for registration shall be able to read and write any section of the constitution in the English I language; and, before he shall i- entitled to vote, have paid on or before the March of the year in which be proposes to vote, his poll tax as prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lien on assessed property, and no process Shall issue to enforce collection of the same except against properly. Bee. 5- No male person who was. January WOT, or at anytime prior thereto, entitled to vote the laws of any State in the States wherein he then re- sided, no lineal of . such person, shall denied the to register and vote at any election this State person of his failure to possess the qualifications prescribed in action i this a i Provided, lie shall have registered in accord- with the terms of this sec-ion prior to December l. General Assembly shall provide for a permanent record all persons I William-and others containing tens aw or ha. a the ha W-1 I- to Elia.- an I Julia sad m a in Book i situate In the lauds of Silas W. and more or lea Cherry Barry Book V known as the Council I.,. i, , in township, adjoining tie of V. M. John other., one . and in a deed to Harry l One Had in ks . one or leas. One tract land, units of three The tracts, alto- acres more or leas, sad known as . the Junes land and the land offered as follows. all limber or inches la when cat, within period ten on all o timber of. laNd separately. The i three tracts ill K- as a whole, timber and land, with that the most money. There is one nil- of OS Southern Railway. SOUTH. Direct Line to all Points. Main OS p m, leaves p m, arrives an- ford m. leaves p m. p leave S pm, Wilmington p m Ben- a m, a m, D in. Hope Mills a rive Returning leaves p m, Hope Mills p c Springs p m. H p r. Fayetteville with St at with the Carolina at Bed Springs with the BaUM Air and at Gulf with, the Durham and Charlotte Tram on In. Seek MS at . pm. ; Una. am. at It is am. am. S m J SO p m. s m p m. and p m. Train learn Tarboro except M p m. pm. arrive pm. leaves . . .-r , J. pastor. Sunday- school a. m. E. B. regular A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. K. W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. Meets every Tuesday evening. K. G. E. E Griffin, K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening B. M. C. C; T. M Hooker. K. of B. andS. B. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, B. M. B. Lang, Sec. Jr. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at O. pin. pm. leaves . d t. hall. J. B- lion and halt these traits. One adjoining S. J. E. A- Fleming, Carolina township, known as the Sam laud, acres more or timber One tract knows the In township, Creek, adjoining J . It. and others containing 1791 or ii- J A Trustee, to Skinner la adjoining the Into John Filming. Jordan Daniel and in the the where U was Hi acres. One tract of laud situate in township beginning two large pine runs Weal H to a then West ; pules to the road then up said North M West poles to another load of the dwelling house the and runs with road v K. v-m line then with Ida line to lbs containing seres. in Obi of land in ii the lands of A. Me Johnson, Um acres lolly Texas California, Florida, Cuba and Rico. land. ,, on N on all through and L Sleep Ins Cars on all Night Trains; Fast an I Apply to Ticket Agents Time Tables, Bates and General or address, B. I. T. P. A., Charlotte X. O. A., Asheville, N. C. No trouble to answer W. A. lark D. C. am. arrive, am. am. Train on Midland N C Sunday. a m, m. leaves a a m. Train on tear at am ft p w. m o. r, ,. ,,. . Hops It Si; am a . arrive at Mount II a m. p m. Train on Clinton lot Clinton dally, except Sunday. a m s at am Train Wei all points all via Rich H. M. EMERSON, Agent J. B. KENLY, Manager. T. M. Traffic Manager. A. O. Council, No. meets first and third Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. B. Gardner Chief; L. S. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson D. S. Smith ins deed from Jens who register under this section , n page and a o , before November I. such persons shall be entitled In vote at all elections by the people In this Hate, unless disqualified under of this Provided, such persons shall have paid their poll tax by law. Bee. ah elections by shall be ballot, and all elect ions by the General Assembly shall be viva Pee Every voter North Carolina, except as in this article disqualified, be eligible to of- but before entering upon the of the office he shall lake subscribe the following do I will support and maintain the constitution and laws I beginning. b ; M R H One tract situate in the lands of Hardy Johnson Jr and others containing i acres more or lean, Described Is Dot A l- One of land IS township, adjoining lauds of the late Mi J. A. T Wiley and others, and seres more or IS in West I at the N. W. cruel of and Ward steeds, feet to the hue of I a with the line of lot to tbs corner or lot No 1421 to Ward street east with Ward feel the , No. In West Greenville .- the B. and Jarvis struts, vis street feet to the line l 1.1 N., IS, thence with line Of l- No I ., mid HI. then the line or No IS n 1421 St weal feel to IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every Xe and prices as low as the Highest market prices aid for country produce. OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. II, for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A-. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. C A LINE OF Also a nice I can now be found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. ML ADVICE S Notice In Book -Hot. I E S. mas SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla CO. of United Slates, and the con- and laws of North not inconsistent therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of my office as So help me, Sec. The following class- of lot in the town of Greenville on corner of front and and described la attend from J W J Hurry Skinner in Book 1.1 The onus of sale are cash, hut pay one for Th. On. Day Cold Our. Cold in and a Chocolates As lake candy. cry lot them. PATENT too or Bend tn a QUART BOTTLES. in i, Nature. In her to correct mistaken. have come m pimples, warning more serious troubles or pulmonary . III I.- CO, Ta.-a s- It may be from other imperfect ion on the a . la heed the warning correct me Many a painful and because of and the Wool k are to et heed tho warning and c a lingering, painful simply notes of pure by a right use of JOHNSTON'S P Marshall, Mich I was cured a bad humor after with It for fire years. . doctor, and my said It was salt It out on my head as. then on my whole body. I was perfectly raw with offered during those Be. year. I. no use telling. Nobody would I did. I was k. I to buy a I heard JOHNSTON S praised. I a bottle of I began to improve right sway, and when I finished the third bottle I was completely cured. a I nets got any thing to do me the least good till I tried I would heartily advise all who are or akin of any kind to try t at once. I trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON S mo The la your If you keep It pure and strong M fearlessly. It is for sale by all druggists, In full quart bottle, at only one PATENTS to RS. Sensible Chat is accurate. They recently held j found it to be a fact that the raw Agricultural materials which the manufacturer at the foil-win- has to buy have a from other resolutions proportionately as the price by Department. the Lest will always find a ready market-but only that farmer district u bin I the Vegetables While we arc known to op th I embodies , amend the results of Mr. This son, LAST BOCK has are 2.50 the of MEAL, 5.50; materials for ingredients out 6.50; gilt- which to in- These of Ammonia. in price as Blood, other of and Observer. Ms, nested the facto- time, in this other e State to States, the farmers have been pro- testing that a his put up duly price of fertilizers, and some counties active steps have been taken to organize to light its prices fertilizer to enable depart to answer the Inquiries which come to it as to where and advance prices. With a view . arc to lie had. Mat, in view of its race discrimination, as shown in the yet we advise that we. at B race so our- out of it as to excite no animus bitter prejudices, which would redound We must seek to allay feelings passions avoid reckless Statements which can result BO good and mi exercising the franchise which is still guaranteed to us so exercise it so as lo worthy of its being perpetuated to us. Character building is a great 88- We must TO u i i PITT AMI ADJOINING OM We are still the race after patronage We you Hie selected line of General Merchandise t facts in In fix the of the character of the Agricultural department about fair and reasonable values on If this- three weeks ago I we neglect the moat important and Slate to prices by ten Mend duly now enjoined upon us. gate as to in the price I together with the prices character no attain to j of fertilizers of the raw quoted one year ago, and the ad-. the heights which have made rials from which fertilizers are and not worthy, made. Numerous letters over those la January, 1899, If this spirit be bees both front fertilizer beloW- The quotations the hearts and minds all the manufacturers from brokers based for the raw materials, and these have been compared with the statements to be found In any store in County. Well bought selections, creations of of America and Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It Is our pleasure lo show what you t-. sell you if can. We ofTer you I lie service, polite and the most liberal term, with ti well established business up strictly mi own merits. hen you come to market you ill not do yourself justice you do ml see our immense stock before buying elsewhere and the following lines of general merchandise. of trade journals and the prices of a year ago. Mr. has the work with much care patience, he and Commie- n North Carolina there lots of live or less, free on I lie prosperity and peace board the Ban at the factories. j among them. quoted prices of Fertilizer materials by fertilizer factories for They Say last year and this year arc as fol- Hal. mid Cups. Silks Satins, Hits-Trimmings Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mailings Oil Cloths. Per When a woman really cries she The men ought to gel up n Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters. As.; Phosphate, per per cent of Potash, per cent Sulphate of Potash, per Cotton Seed Meal, per Dried Blood, per cent 9-10 per cent Scrap, per Nitrate of Soda, lit per Sulphate of Ammonia, per rent . . . ,. ,. . ,,,,,, i whether he really is to or prices show advances on liable quotations of wholesale deal- . n . r , . , until it is late, all materials entering into en in raw March . ,, . i a minister t always lake it sign of approval when pants Short. No man gets good treatment from I bis wife be almost breaks her heart out once every three i weeks. When a girl thinks a man looks like he wants lo kiss her she j up her eyes so she can't see Molasses, Scud l MM, April, has made with The question is, have the those for January, manufacturers of fertilizers ad- for January February, prices beyond what is were not accessible, j list by the increase in price quoted prices of fertilizer raw products To get idea of Materials by broker and wholesale this a comparison of the most re- dealers arc as he aces nodding. s of his Phosphate rock at mine Cotton Heed Meal Dried per per Fish Scrap Nitrate of Soda, per Sulphate of Ammonia, per cent These prices also show advances, all comes from Germany in what is rather more, fact, those j known salts, as the same materials as shown in the of potash, sulphate of March April 1.50 17.00 98.08 14.75 82.00 51.00 OUT OF RACE. In- Per crease In- Per Ton 1900 I 3.80 22.50 80.40 10.50 38.00 68.40 2.00 5.50 1.75 1.10 ii; I ain't in- don't an i want a the It's bum too wet to I'll- mm than ever to Until I nail my titles lo in skies I want the worry on the to the what for. Groceries. Flour, toll Hardware, Plows. Castings Plow Fixtures. Nails Furniture. . affairs last week in which plead for i, ; i hi Croat I schools. u the course . refreshing way the evidences I hat this i- a posterity of the R under t .--v bile i- pr i. the blood of . Bi child I i j i lie bite child i- ii ii In A , mi. ii.,. veins . ii, . The . . arc lie fore I lie war near r in i i in which eyes were i. be seen which were no where This while ii ins s of the Indian had and other ts claimed white mothers mid come from I driven across , river I., bail Indian . They bore a feeling for said sprung from I while people . i- mid talk from a of names of the I IT people of th and while are to be found ; in this . Mr. Bell set hardly t., en- ; u that these ins arc descendant- Dare and r lo are ex- plain away these -j. mild reasons . for in ii. ii .; raise them who has studied the great secret how to ob- both quality and quantity by tho judicious use of well- balanced fertilizers. No for Vegetables can produce a large yield unless it contains at least Send for our books, which furnish full information. We send them free of charge. GERMAN KALI WORKS, St, New York. Credit. Headquarters for Furniture everything Hue. buy for Cash, bill sell for or on Approver Our motto is Honesty, Square Healing. our IN GO. fertilizer factories. It might lie well to state that there are three of material potash. The prices of have not increased tor this season's sup- ply, as contracts are made a year entering into Those for these materials, though furnishing phosphoric freights have advanced con- Those supplying I and if they bad lo be Those more phosphate Is the main The supply of ammonia of approximately half of the acid phosphate is rock w i- in South Carolina, Florida, The of this has about per Ion at the mines. The other half of acid phosphate comes from sulphuric acid. The from seed meal, is product of oil mills; dried blond and which are of the slaughter pack establishments of the north west; scrap, which from and packing establishments, nitrate of soda, which is mine. materials used in making South America; sulphate acid, pyrites, ammonia, the supply of which have also advanced. comes from both this for The supply of potash practically countries. A MEAN LOOKING Has lost ninny a dollar for business men. If a man is judged by coat he wears, he is judged by the letterhead he use. An artistic, nicely printed letter- head may be looked on as a good at The Reflector Office. Farmers . in ii- lit lake I In town In me I I've give It out hi to p r .-t Can't inn a citizen ain't lo run I In Each. The average pugilist is sluggish in bis movements. Is a lucky musician who can play the horn of plenty. s a wise woman who never trusts her letters In the male. The fellow who boasts that he baa money to burn isn't always a warm proposition. It's thing in world a has man who hits never made any to call a rich man a heap notoriety sometimes costs a lot. culture never makes a girl strong-minded. I he musician and the chronic lower are both men of note. No. dear, incubator bears no resemblance to a hatcher. Few can drive a tack, but in- -l e in nail n lie. Some men Hint they can only entertain idea a lime. it maybe more blessed to limn to receive, but you save u lot loft- doing neither. When there is mi epidemic o . in u jail the prisoners he blamed for breaking out. Maude, dear, the old clothes doesn't sing in rag lime. How- i mis We oiler One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrh be cured by Hall's Cure. J. Co. Props. Toledo, O. .-undersigned, have known I . for the last their taxes; lo keep . him of the court i; to cease . i i ruble all business on in public places, i and able lo carry land to prepare well to do the work obligations made by their i T i- Hie i lie If this has been doubted heretofore, can no lunger lie doubled h, those who report i he conference held ye.- b rd ;.; s I.-.- The ere pension land I hey were ad vise. I ;., lay too much upon the of their white people are their on ore. if . i .; i . place . i . white I . III i low nil ; t ice lax which the cm re will They what you it will be with nil Unit I'm WaT Is night, day I ft n ., chilled before buying. received n Single Double horse. e also early ti I Call see dent mil cease l. I -i. in ever lo solve.- I -i j wholesale to tin Stairs. A physician who declares Tools, Headquarters Per Ki but people know bow to walk up stairs properly, gives these Usually a person w tread on the ball but loot in taking each step. This is very tiresome and wearing on the as throws entire . pended weight of the body on the muscles of the legs and feet. In, walking upstairs your feet lie placed down on the, step, heel and all, and then the PaintS, Pumps. Nails Si work should be performed slowly and deliberately. In this way there is no strain upon any muscle, but each one is doing its duly in a natural manner. man who goes up stairs with a spring you may lie sine is no or, at least, his reasoning has um been directed lo sub- Help out ti town and by i. yourself. Spend your money home so far n . are able. coin- in.-ii . .- bill it i . las i . I be in it semi is gone of lion a-, fur as yon ale but Mm here is sure to I help in I will help you s or late. Help j Plow Gear, Toll dO, O. ., I wholesale Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in- i acting directly upon the nail mucous surfaces of the per bottle. tie.-. Hall's arc the. ling World Ml xi lb- No. n, . a. R, p thin . And bill mil . i your home paper, u hit h aids ii- an In i one i In he II. . reel . u-s in II are i for -n- The other day a man naked a con- him on with his While the obliging I his i . i. rill Hie pas i u I gel. i You Like Then You Will Like Ours. THE Dr. n. N. t.