Eastern Reflector

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. J. The Book tore OF s. BED THING If BOX Pens, Pencils. Slates, All Magazines. THE AMENDMENT. Tin I blowing h the amendment article i of the State adopted tin- At lo In- submit to voters for ratification next August 1- Thai article the of Match he the same is hereby abrogated ind in lieu thereof shall I the article of said First, all persons who shall deny the Save Your Money. VI. I ml LI AN Section I. Every male person in United States, and every male person who has been twenty -one years of age. and the ; lion- Ml out ill this article, be entitled to vote at election by the people the State, except . as herein prov Si, He shall have resided in Second, nil persons ii snail have convicted or their on indictment pending, and whether or not, judgment suspended, any treason or felony, or any crime for which the punishment may lie the of the or corruption and office, unless such person shall be restored to the rights of citizenship in a manner by law. box of P i n in I i They surely cure. . disease stomach, bow-els. No Reckless Aw i or side headache, d i constipation ., a million people endorse Liver PILLS la Each A man may often talk about himself a not know what he Baa. t. This act shall in force from and after its ratification. SINGULAR MING TWO PECULIAR CASES OF BRAIN AC- in sleep A WU-i I 41- moM An ton . I . km One be M Uta . v . u I W In the o B , v in or other after i; hut be S in l with to. led. sating it would, brief Beta I.-. t the see to lo f-ll most a I ion M lo in n n. i II . Bret furiously for or more ; -n. mid i lie Lad writ- ten ; i away a pi- of after which, with- loot to hit it. tout . till late the morn election district in which h four next the j Provided, That removal one ward oilier district t shall not ope late . deprive any person of the M in the or other election district which be until lour months after removal. Ha who ha been or, who has his j At I a lo he man who make- a clothes that his money i It a woman w ill shriek at I he Bight of a fan- a dentist with ad fortitude. The pugilist may b j blithe i seldom up himself, Up the other fellow. No. Maude, dear, a man take iron into bis system in order that hi word may weight. says the ad bachelor, too often a case pay your money and you.- Some men's idea of comfort is liquid The man never of seldom come- lo man who depends upon it. When a man's store won't work be usually manages lo eel hot AND ITS HORRORS ft BY------ Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. A. A OW BUr Mrs. Thankful Hurt lives la the beautiful of Co. Mich. This and lady as la tear the year of the war. In Hebron, OB-, York. She came to Michigan In year of and Tyler All her faculties sad a r- memory, her mind it full of Inn-resting reminiscences of early life, of the early days of State of all. and the Interesting and re- markable she has met the stirring of which she s wit- But nothing In her varied sod manifold are more and worthy of are her experiences la the use of S inherited s tendency scrofula, terribly destructive blood taint which hat cursed Is cursing lives or thousands and marking thousand more as of the death angel. Transmitted from generation to generation. It It found in every family la one form or another. It may make In dreadful running sores, in swellings In the neck or or in eruptions of varied forms. Attacking mucous membrane. It may Known at catarrh In toe head, or developing In longs It may be. and often Is. prime cause of consumption. of her Mrs. was troubled for many years with a bad skin disease. My arms std limbs would break out In a mass of sores, discharging yellow matter. My neck began to swell and became very unsightly in appearance. My body Wat covered with scrofulous eruptions. My eyes were also and weakened, and they pained me much. My blood was la a very bad condition and my bead ached severely at frequent intervals, and had no appetite. had sores In my ears. was la a miserable condition. I had tried every remedy that had been mended, and doctor after doctor had failed. One of the best physicians In the state told me I must die of scrofulous consumption, as Internal were beginning to form. I st length was told of Ir. Johnston, of Detroit, and hit famous Sarsaparilla. I tried a bottle, more at an than any- thing else, at I had no faith In It. and greatly to my agreeable surprise, I began to grow You can be sure I k.-pt on taking It. t took a great many bottles. But I steadily improved until I became entirely well All th sores up. all the bad symptoms disappeared. I gained perfect health, and I have never troubled with since. Of course an old lady of years it not a young but I have had remarkably good health since then, and I firmly believe that Is tho greatest blood purifier and the best medicine In the wide world, both for scrofula and as a spring remarkably Interesting old lady not to be more than sixty, and she repeated several times. believe my life was tared by M.-O. upon indictment of any crime the punishment of which i. may i-c. imprisonment prison, shall be permitted to rote, unless the said person shall be the His wife 1,1.1 to look but desk, the paper he had In the hole v. lei Tl read It Joy Showed .-i i.-l to citizenship in Pr was a . . , . , phrased I manner prescribed law. la lie rote shall be at the time a legally j ruler ax herein I ease la of ed and the manner or ., ., , i I fore starting railway paid provided by law, a Io ., to -i, par Assembly of Carolina shall ,.,. rare it The Reflector .- general into effect the of article, s.-.-. person for registration -hall c to read and any of the ion English i language; and, before he be Full Sheet rOSter. to vote, have paid on before of March of year which lie poses to vote, in- poll lax a- prescribed by tow, for previous year. Poll bales shall be a lien on asserted properly, and process shall issue except against property. No male person who was. on I, 1807, oral any lime I hereto, entitled lo rote laws of any Slate ill the i ed Stales wherein be then re- sided, and lineal descendant -f such person, shall lie denied to register role at any in State by of in. failure lo the . shall have registered accord with of prior I, The shall provide a permanent record all persona A polite way to all bur i- to cay be from n of veracity . man for stealing ice. hidden It. At he i The man is not lies , for a loan. It always the man the largest who secures lie-t foothold in . The man who excuses his own faults is seldom lenient with others. Flattery is the yeast that a man lo rise his own estimation. a lawyer is that the Judge the jury the lawyer barges bis client. face, for the pa correctly OS intricate case. ITS smoothed ,, the slightest the U ,. .,, f ho the ct he la the how of the .-. sect r h and was by the cramped It afford man sent there ad of In due course the l-r to the railway a snug test in corner of a had the to The train had not long on Its y man sound asleep But he Imagined that he was awake that he was Imprisoned la the little anchor chain of the The vessel under way. he though, more rap- idly than he had ever known steamer lo move before. His Idea was to go on doc; at once, but could not get out of cell-like chamber could am erect even, the was so little. a he found out at the cost of an bead he at tempted to rise. Then, to bis surprise. he found that the room lad a window. t dead light, unusually large. Tills he I to raise, but. Una. Hied break it. . he am . Hi I ii only one lbs was Ii w III lie II l ii in . . groin k OR Y B. K. w. l CREDITORS. -f a the estate having day sea to me by las of Court of Pat notice- I ts all ., . id lo ,. school ten., a. m. or day of service sermon every or bar of and evening. Ev- All to Said J e. 1- tan will bum lo prayer at This M., Litany at A Rev. I. A. try day, morning evening. Pray- evening. Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. school a. C. i superintendent. M B -Services every Sun day, morning and evening. meeting evening. Rev. K. M. pastor. Sunday school W v. Harding, thin Sunday. J. H. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school m. K. B. sir regular SALE OF in n W bite, Hill n II C and wife, Francis I,. . u By of a sf i is-m-l a a at las la, lac earn- Will to ladder rash, at the in u- die Iowa of on the sis of March II M. the pass or lard All the Having day qualified An I, raw sad to all sou add Jones sad wife sad st. present t-- tor dolt it Whits be- or am In the baa will 1901, this will be . th. All id will . dial m to This in I Tl Em, of K. Alien. TO CREDITORS. i- hue Clerk as t r of v. n t b t-i all I male in tin- sad all mi I must III t I I I ill- lay of March. r notice will -ml ill . I t-i- nil, --t. Cannon. V. of to Jones an suite tile is Francis easts a to U soU as Tins day limn Wm k. Commissioner. r v NEW BERN FAIR. Ins . I hi. II a Hi I t. . . , . ti for . I lie I, II f mad i He . i who register under on I or before November I. and THIRTEENTH Al. EXHIBITION AND RACE MEET. SEW BERN, C. April 16-21 inclusive, 1900. will be -i Garden exhibits of complete I i m . the In t-. Fine and lite displays of Farm and and live Fish, Oysters Wild ,. T AND A splendid of Including of Cairo Wild a Palace of Illusions, and before show II at a Fair this Stale. Cheap Excursion overall Information, I'm Premium or other GEORGE GREEN, Secretary all such persons shall J and tote at all election.- the in tin- Stale, unless under section I his Provided, such persons -hall have pan their poll tax as n law. All elections In the -lull be In ballot, and all l n I f, i Baa la I i himself ball the . main it l , II, a i suit in- . ham Ii was hell he pulled window hall be viva Be Every voter In North Carolina, except us this article shall be lo of hue, but before upon the duties of the office be shall take and the oath i and n To III reach n bell lulu ling an-, at I l i he , on , i mind he , lo I and by i , hi i- Thai i-. i i w fall lie Di he . ,, . little In i-i get- make -I. I. ADM I Han, t Clerk of lb, t. f rail of III. of M. i , i- to a I claim- Sf lo duly ii lbs day 1901, or this notice will I.- in bar of their All t., to make to me. This the ii. day of March I I. II M. I, die A Blow LAND virtue an order Court, in a therein and wife Jenkins. will on door in M-ll at sale fur lot or el Bind in the town of at f of Mo. It. fifth and runs Mo, and lift to lots So Id, limn, lbs line of has No sixty seres sad I ft; I will. line to , tin in e fifth to lbs one of air- more or a X. ill plan of said town. This the 10th March 1900. Al I. W at Williams re. Mass. do wear left to them by the J. Flint, of I will rapport maintain and laws the state-, and and laws of North Can. Una not I will faithfully discharge the of my So help Sec. h. The following classes of persons shall be will of Mi Muse. in Al re I Na j-aUnt U PATENTS FREE . U I K IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock in every and us low as Highest market prices aid for country produce. PATENT or f -r Si v. Washington, OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Meaner leave ton daily at A. M. for ville, daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave for Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. freight only. Connecting with Steamers for Norfolk, New York ton, and all for West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Moo from Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from JNO. Aft, Washington, N. M. C. LODGES A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and Monday evening, W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday R. I,. G. K. E Sec. K. of River Lodge, lit Ml, meets every Friday B. M. Move, C. T. M. Hooker, R. R. Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. P. B. White, A. O. X. No. ti, meets every lint third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Worthy S. Smith, Sec. Conclave meets every second and fourth Monday in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith Sc- The One Day Cold Cure. Fur cold and tore taken candy and quickly cine. J. IX----- II -A G EX Eli AI LINE OP IS nice Line of Hardware. i now lie found store formerly occupied by J. W. TO SEE ME. . J. B. -FOB SI The Eastern Reflector D. J. I . . .; -AT VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY. MARCH . NO Our Fertilizer Distributer. is the ii is the best, it is the it is the simplest mu that cm be gotten to do good even VOTE. weighs one- wheel like a wheel-barrow. has one loose piece, a wooden shoe, which throws guano out as the wheel strikes it. Sows much or little, in a narrow or w streak. any kind of that is in good order, and not wet enough to stick together. tells always with a fair trial at factory for retail. ells when others will not sell because it is light, cheap and durable, and as work as much higher priced II A G. CO., Winterville, N. C. Public Hangings- It was very natural that the w bile people around the village of Nashville, Nash county, should lie much stirred over Mr. Robert Heater, a near Kooky Mount. The two were banged, and is said people saw work completed. of last and the hanging on the instant a made public. Is it not time the press hail spoken out about public not private Is- The Messenger for a has urged a change. The winter should act if should conclude was more to public older decency to bang private. We that more than a half century ago we -aw a one man with a draw n knife, at the jail door when the I prisoner to lie banged was and about lo ad- ; the lines of the mil- to take hit Hal upon; the to ride to his execution. We are persuaded i. will be a . and batter to private hang-1 Inge. Wilmington Messenger. J. CHERRY TO THE PEOPLE, t; AND PIT and ADJOINING STIES. only that farmer can raise them who studied , how to ob- both quality and quantity by judicious use of well- ed f No are iii tin- the We otter toll the beat race your patronage Merchandise to In- in stole the creations of best of and contributes and Europe. ail the round. Spring, of disputed and Winter. We are work for yours and oar their nil vantage. It hi our pleasure to show you what you want and to strong reasons. , . a always find a ready in an able In K News and Observer, John S. gives the . h isl it Ami ail sent should I l. Because i a . o. j . e e by the inferior, wielded as a com Vegetables on produce ,., those a large unless it contains w ho -in partisan victory. b . .- . white mall fear of it's being manipulated to end by hostile courts can be dissipated, ii at the i of the General Assam I . ii future political divisions bitter element . at least Potash. Send for our books, which furnish full information. We send them free charge. Kill WORKS, Investment with taxes by Company . Who may Vote Under the Amendment Au examination of the and sections of the franchise amend- to be voted upon August next will satisfy any one s ruse that two things an- clear, First, all who read and write may vote under the section. Second all whites who cannot read write may vole section. Ami why I it distinctly sets that male person, who on I, or any time prior thereto, em tiled to vote under the laws of any State Mate- wherein be then resided, and no lineal descendant of any person, shall be right to register vote at any election The first law of Congress fixing rates of postage was passed I'd I went into June i, The charge as Not exceeding miles, u cents. and not exceeding mill's, cents. liver on and miles, Over and not exceeding The extreme western portion of miles. has an e-tab-1 and not exceeding miles. not exceeding miles. IT and exceeding sell you if We you very IsM service attention, the most liberal terms with established built strictly on its own merits. When you to will do yourself justice if you do sec our Immense stock before buying elsewhere. us and the follow in. lines of general merchandise. Dry Goods Notions, Hat-and I Silk-and Sat ins. Dress Trimming Jackets and Carpets, Mattings Its. Ill I. ill lie ,. well. domination Vie,. H S f j me in-lit Allen. Secretary. I z. s Primp Shoes. Men's. and Children's Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. poll tax paid no vote given. Heretofore as lo Hill tax collecting the State has been greatly abused. Our Cattle Industry. Groceries. Flour. Meal. Sugar, Head i-. this Slate already has an fished reputation for only further development the in fusion more of the best Hood in classes of to rank close up to the best sections West for production rattle. One the landing Western Carolina has in- creased at least M per cent, since k.- both in quantity and quality. There was shipped from my county i daring 1800, cars of rattle at j miles, Over miles, cent.-. Hardware, Furniture. Flows, Flow Fixtures, Nail-and Hope. an average of a We . him he knew . , the State by remain of his short and a great many good grades. farmers are very much excited over the rapid improvement of their stock cattle the high prices those farmers that raise good grades are Field. to possess the educational prescribed in I of this Provided he shall have registered accordance with the terms of Ibis article prior to December And means simply all the whites can vote under section for the plain reason that there is not a single white all the State I he Local Co-operate Plan. The atonal local co operation whose father or grandfather could , , , I ii the advancement of vote in the year Indicated, . , . ,,., , , J ,, ,. , tries, may be said to hate received la no , in He It Away In bat speech in Senate on amendment Mr. said is plain that it is attempt to deprive the colored race of the right to vote Senator Chandler why the date January 1st, was In answer to Mr. Chan- Mr. said wits fixed, I with a view of caring for the white men of the State who were entitled to vote that After the Senator from saying the ranted to or to deprive the white men of their right to and for Furniture everything in Hue. We buy for Cash, but -ell for Father or on Approved Credit. Our motto ii Merit and Square Dealing. Friends. S- CO. CERTIFICATES, with Semi Annual Coupons, 2.2- each. able June December at and Farmers of Secured Ural on residence property worth ;. of loans, w payable yen.- after dale issue, are being a cash payment of which live and one third I encourages enterprises, invites and fosters i. brings about legislative bodies, without the an- mat and relations tors and tie ii. Ii secures i without danger to taxpayers. and , t,, t, a great advance in per annum free of taxes on and a profit of nearly s. It i-a powerful safeguard of maturity, , a total more than seven treasury, must tend ,, . p, ii m . .,.,,. lo the greater strengthening -i .,;., on public credit. line market. Loans made on removes temptations the the race, render Industrious op- Mechanics and Investors Union. steady, reliable and -or , Raleigh, true of in funning operations, brings peace people especially where exaction- of officials have harassed and annoyed communities white for trade, idleness, intrigue, and drunken- therefore diminishes lie .,,,, losses and HOW involves, and public -o ii a t i I a degree , . ,. a practical demonstration in . ,. . instance of the Pembroke while- section, and all the liars , , , . . i Company, a company State cannot make other . ,, . ., , for the purpose of building however much may lie. .,, . . a cotton mill in New Ah already been noted in most wise, necessary lo It to pay a tax. This is just been increased All voters not otherwise I UM ,,, exempt should pay something . still open to wards the support the state , t III. The poll tax is the way to reach all, it is needed to tarry on the stat- The law makes proper exemptions governing the poll. many small investors, and also by The confidence this live plan, of building a cotton mill, shown both ready sub to the by a Use Good Plows. lax. All persons over fifty years I of age and all persons who arc ex commissioners will have to pay a tax. the I of a cooperative company, the safe along strong Of all taxes paid in were paid by the whites. Surely the . , i. . i and practical lines is all who may vole should lie , ,, , , . , to future and permanent forced law to pay something for . , ,. , r in this tho ill- that for the privilege of, . .,.,,. . rectors of the Pembroke for the the ,. are seeing to it They are poor cit- who do not help to sustain in some way. luring Company, are seeing that such shall lie the Item n ii No Coupons With To- A who recently made application for authority to attach lo packages of smoking to printed offering a was advised that such per mission would lie contravention of the last paragraph section act of July which pro I that packages of I line chewing tobacco and tobacco and cigarettes by law shall lie perm it to have packed in, or With any article or thing what so over, others than the manufacturer's and the internal tobacco cigarettes, re put up therein. there to, or brand- all, stamped, marked, written or printed upon such packages, or their contents, any promise or of of, or any order or gilt, premium pay- or We just received a Hen Chilled Single Double Call s-. before buying. also it line of Tools. Plow Headquarters For Builder's lb Pumps, Th- World's Ben BAKER HART. Will the Mole. lie hail ii a His was per an I'm -In- complain-1. She a better house. lo go in. country cottage, Nor carriage. Nor society. She coveted a the rag id edge ban d. sin- kepi it up Might day moaned and Wept. He lacked style, also. Well S new -IX weeks. I III Hi Knew how In- made several dally on the re.-;. be a limn So lie I., and we'll up I lie street, and won. She her lie look id. lie wears penitent inn going, i n room up pair of track than n In Weekly. offer One Hundred for any ease of Catarrh that can cured by Hall's i him i Props., Toledo, O. We have known for the last and him perfectly honorable in all it. I and financially able to carry ml any obligations made by their firm. i.-l Tin wholesale II. wholesale druggists, Toledo, o. Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken acting directly the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price per Slid by all Druggists. free. Hall's family Pills are the best You Like Printing then You Will Like Ours. ind THE check. No. N. Dr. I. . DENTIST, I over store iii fever is a bottle of Chill II j I ion and quinine in form. I Mire -no Rile J I

CASTERS REFLECTOR J . D. J. , I the Port S. Mail -latter. aria Philippines i am v-. i. m this . i . tins , .-.-. n. v. . Not All the In the Towns. Importance of Factor. Enter prise I some people say all the I to the growth and j v of is in Tin-, n Mar. MOD. ;., a mistake. There an i III enterprises. glad t. note country Caro M i., land the awakening of oar there have ever bees f fat . If T IS THE REASON WHY Orinoco Tobacco Guano Has the largest Tobacco in the World. at. C . March 3rd, f M and tie i-- to I found. ;,,., ., the Declaration of of the part to add to Nothing ; ace. have Wen into the mills for spent one of m port the tariff against their giving employment to with Vann. one of ,,,, f, , rM, to idle that making. , fiat M at of the wines through still a who So ho b is just re- lulled Slate.- is . . i- Will some good a -.-. it there ,,,,, trade and w ho say fen Croat the was ea i gold h it any prosperous, or i- us credit any .; ,,., .,.,.,, exported was , ; gold last year higher today than it was s Booth nearly no other the world are cotton . mills each dividends the , ,. , invested, as those in Hex- bus , , i. . new plains i bid, building a up in Submitted ten , It has a contract . i. d it it- and DOOM was allowed sell I i- Hie in- d , v ,. to e without pout- pull. there is in for Ionic one of from in the last tear amounted to of the Supreme to manage .,.,.,. , yon . illy. the v. g rM the great rail tell that the to reporter lo do without an to the I will all real con- Aid of the until -ii- election this fall. in the purpose up. I b . II at the bottom and work w p up I never blacked the bods of the et car- beer tot the janitor the lb-e father, d a the I in rail- are that bill will and I bold tin- the Senate substantially I have enough I , It i too we -ill be sell , men. We would become And he bowed Tribune. pas The d an prefer lo the than antagonize men will to fill the principle it i.- lo fool people than to fool millionaires. But tiny in.;, are Now the Si, i T mil in S i. hi the . n Kruger lo ire Boer war, offices to and that our noble Pres- who solicitous about seems time fur Mr. Hay to explain. In the o ill allow I i go over the I id Si on i an- if ti in i f world. hereto fore In any return the lo buy in Hint of war at It now i -.- lb .- .--- . of a t in which can -I were in volt he elm are. . mil intended lo kill bill lo create n din which would r i ailing mil the ii tool excel den his ins, and offer for it. m . i a m A i was in n, an I the In bi- rulings a i n lain and well in- II was in-tillable and became n I Alter the w a a-kid b he being --i fro ruled Judge. be replied. is ., of I In- nun null I n par tin Ills el The Philadelphia lie u-1 ii i- about time the line ii i- ill la I b ii bur.-, ; the thirty or forty colored i be i; lit, b ii hi duly r f the dill ,. .-. i iii i- the problem of .; i. In town. will nil come to it have s experience wild man mid Star. lie Wants Ills Hack a mail from to I-1 and an attorney here as to bow be ii woman hail of Ills in n. fellow was in love with woman wanted to wet Iii-i. declined -it bill wearied imp -he ill give her she'd marry He paid the bin ii no when nays he refused lo see him. id never bus be been able loan much a i ii. to nil be wants long and luscious green it was lo mil lo ii foe a free The bill to the which has been and unjustly taken away from its habitants under the Dingle tariff law. what is to of the other and more Rico bill is jet to lie determined. Mr. and every member of arc now openly working to get volts far the tariff, in the face of their of- record as advocates of free trade with th- island, are taking DO part in the mess, real that republicans votes by being willing to let it go at ti tit i I the time ranee to vote. All bough hampered by the publican members of the House Committee, which is ; the use of Federal troops in the Idaho troubles bud year, Representatives show the were brutal in treatment of men arrested; that warrant.- of arrest, similar to the infamous French de cachet, with tin space for name left blank were signed and issued lo although there is a State law discrimination against or miners, no man could the the d country a permit, and no member of a labor union could secure a permit. This a showing to be proud of, the investigation over yet. bump of Mis , thus stated but position I'll would be foolish for waste lime to make an anti-trust speech. ma be summed up a single This is not a new issue. the was made I; ago an old named Muse, u lie wrote upon inspired words, I I shall mil lion. Hike Smith, of Georgia las in private business, was asked to slate hi- views political outlook and said. people of Georgia are money lo much solid for regular democratic nominee for It- be Mr, Bryan or one else, Of course we all believe will la- Mr. Bryan. I think the Booth is dead will Vote Sir, bus Joe Wheeler lo withdraw bis in but Wheeler has not yet de to do -n He baa been give In ml it he will i in be have brigs . i-r ii he here In con- . . . commission in the regular or rather be retired with rank. ill I base ii I law. Id- was told Unit if the woman had property he could stir for . i . i of the lo -he bad m. u He ii- nib to I In-1 II lie hue In along most unevenly. Hal i The low level lo which Bee ha- nil need North i- charge can brought the u i n like a case v false pie- W. in -not any lawyer, but Hill dignified office, -nine with the Slate, that the woman could be Is a tolerably reader cf made lo charge. and it i I here are on bench now of whose names it never H Fort a newspaper, until wee Journal for -V- now hold. AI veteran ibis an for t,. oilier in before Stole who have been is a model out court fifteen ago, h record is one win. are for has over been inn and very loyal to humiliating late Ins party. We recommend him we have degenerated very I in public officials. to Tub s and trade lo its mer- chants. Pu-h and build or half mills here and will than be able to pas the i one fourth per pound more bis any town of thus draw from forte miles all round When they gel for here than elsewhere they will come here to sell and will then buy their goods of all kinds from our ties- men. Citizens, be lo importance of this mailer and let body lend a helping band, and oar word for it, we will go forward and ear town, being so situated, will be second to none Eastern yea, we will say ill entire State Goldsboro Headlight. How we wish Greenville would become Imbued with Ibis of spirit Our people seem slow to awake lo importance of sit- lo that greatest need of G teen a i in;.; enterprises. will give people all the year through and make trade all reasons. The very surround US to make our bestir and strike factories. will see the low ii grow fast until MAN Men I II 1.1 have named a man for next Sheriff who is a good man. We also hen of a many more for same position. Hut let ii- name one more who has never put for of- and mil a charge against him can lie brought by hi- fellow man regard to business transactions, lie has always been honest in ounces, pounds, and rents, think it time In look up new men for office arc not broken down in polities and bate .-barges against I New men some limes make a good all know the man. His name is II. of Heaver Ham town- ship. Voters. Lite progressive advertisers do as to push their lies forward a- any other agency. advertise goods and advertise town. Ad- M-iii-e your town, make the world think you and will talk Journal, There is little that out people judge of the business of n town by the advert is matter its papers carry. If a without having a good of lilt place in its public will Inevitably get the idea that business in that town is slow and the business people are, the least, far being live Telegram. unfortunates f, who not et town; a farmer, to be a farmer. Makes plenty of oats, peas, potatoes and has been doing this for ears. He has already sent two to Wake Forest, two girls lo w ill the end of the table were good books and news- papers, on floor a handsome carpet, elegant pictures on walls, and lace over Deal answer lo yours of date, will say that we five acres 1899 manured the same with Guano, sales from the twenty live acres up to the amount to 2,418.04 above warehouse charges, and we yet have baud to sell about 800.00, probably 1,000.00. We will use this year. Yours truly, Orinoco is especially made for Tobacco from Selected Materials. Manufactured by F. S. Royster Guano Co. Va., Fastened a th, Spring and Cams Near Losing His Lit. At Mt. Springs, a few days ago, a came near ending windows. As for something to eat Ibis existence in a peculiar manner. ordinary hotel is not lo lie men- He tinned in It was good is walled granite, after enough for a king, good dipping the water out, he crawled for W. J. I know he to secure a razor a pocket would have eaten bis dinner with- which bad been dropped in- to spring by a guest. The was barely large enough to admit his body, and he attempted to back out he found himself bead down- so much as thinking of bis of Somebody is an exception. I tell you ii is Mr. Venn's neigh- as well off. I drove After two years Premiums have IN THE BUT I i H. Newark. N. J. Your Policy Mas Value, Loan Value, Paid-up insurance, ad el hast a half nice, well I loudly for help. Several persons Extended Insurance cultivated farms, where bis assistance, but were works automatically, lions I have described may able to extricate him until after he Will be reinstated with is bad become After years after lapse if yon are from bis home lo a ward. The water to rise, distance of twelve miles, and pass- realizing his danger, he called j that All Should the Amend. teat. There arc many reasons the proposed it amendment should be adopted the election in August. The should welcome it because they have got- ten no out of polities, hate suffered every way from participation in The while Republicans should favor working him for some he WM Observer. To Stimulate Business. When competition is close sharp all available methods of in- creasing business by ant establishment must be used to the fullest advantage. in good health. After Second Year No Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the be- ginning of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the current year paid may be used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or is once the most To Make Policy Payable as available and most potent during the Lifetime Competition is-of Insured. because passing of t be as j met main . , a voter will relieve of be dreaded by the who a vast deal of odium which at- to it on account of which will attach to as long as be forms the greater of numerical Strength of the party in the State. and should be its friend forth reason it oilers docs not Record. Democrats Prospects Brighter. we have never a brighter prospect of Democratic slices all along line. The deliverance from the chief con- j have in Mr. tinning irritation in our j whatever the Republican editors politics, will remove the j may nay, and his campaign Ibis of government, which is year will memorable in our present at every recurring election j annuls for its brilliancy and should The Republicans will adopted for the reason, over and tight hard and all sorts of above all, when it is. there but the Democrats stand will be room North Carolina, as I to The voters have opened there has not been since the their Constitution, war, for freedom of political I A may then lie u a Populist or a can as he may choose, merits of submitted by these parties, or according to the character of the candidates without laying himself In being in league Neglect Opportunity. In long run man who neglects bis must pay penalty. Such neglect is Th.- authorities of Ev- Mass., arc much perturbed over discovery that all the city ordinances with were annulled ill 1807, that the rests made under repealed me as ii re-, slues that lime have been gill. that in year mentioned tit- 60- lbs v. now- repeal- is of course, but the Mayor is of opinion that tin- way out of all ordinances re- I. with I he enemies if he voles Republican, or charge ilia be is coerced and runs counter to his if he votes the ticket, The adoption of the amend men I will set both white men and free from of party, and we shall all into natural heritage of free men, liberty of opinion and liberty lo express of the business mail. As an exam- the merchant who refuses to advertise goods he has sell must ultimately suffer obscurity, misfortune and failure; for the laws of business arc inexorable. Philadelphia Record. J. L. K. c. 0.1. DEALER GREENVILLE, ff. C. Cotton Ragging Ties always on ban i Fresh goods kepi constantly en hand. Country produce and old. A will convince you. D. W. yon w If o, bring them In i; pay cam B. M. is by correspondent of the Charlotte Observer there n w in In Which aspire. II county who is opposed I. the Iran There is no just reason why should be one county or whole slate Wilmington Mes- Whopper of the him hospital in remarkable case Thursday. A young man was placed on j I tiling table, and before he had left it his been t I he wall, of follow of diet One pocket knife. Two screw eyes. One small staple. Twenty live grains ground glass. Devon pins, lacks. Seventy nails, iron and wire, measuring from one to and u half in length. Nineteen wire nails, four inches long, huge heads. Seven knife blades, three of an inch wide. Nine horse shoe nails, lour long. Four watch chains, with catches and one half feel of three- Inch -y f value -Practical, . d J COB . t . . . suborn v., . mm BOOK -in II i i U- i r s lo., l t -i i. V- COW HOOK I v . . i, . In . t , No. 6-i. BOOK . re lit- M-,, I,. i i mains lo beautiful bull- v -tills- c lot in- a . i who i Horse, Cow, Ho or I i nils, i BOOK. The FA i i JOURNAL . int I Mi. ii rears l I to f if n readers. Any OWE i. . . SAM . . -i I. f,. . ii . . . -i at. FARM JOURNAL i . I . I i, win b k; .,. I A Fall and Winter Clothing TO MAKE BOOM THE NEW SEASON'S STYLES. A Special Price ON A Good Interest if so i am TO GIVE A FRANK WILSON THE KING CLOTHIER. HOWDY DO. Were No flood. MAN ; The have Some Speak to Mr, borne to on trial this tic.-ii. left this with The i h. rail net prove i hate been mentioned in the taut; failing to ran It only persona to did, new moo. went to thin four uM. if Mrs. o. is a Mi. E. It. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of thin paper it BO to remind you that owe in alone, who for reads this paper paying for W. this Ayden. El Patrick this in from Mr. and D. Cox, of Win- here. II. this from mad. Mrs. M. Powell returned Wed- night from Scotland Meek. Mr. and Mrs. Harry left this for City. Mr. and Mrs. Moore re- turned Wednesday night from Whitakers. E. L. of White- ken, is her daughter, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. who has , been spending some time with her Quit daughter Mrs. J. W. Brown, near every day. pay the price j town, returned to Ayden night. That is the way to help paper. If every who had only hall hour's start of I hem. be in for is a however, I that strongest and avail- able man has been yet. Real Transfer. I lie ticket should be beaded this Alderman II. A. White year, believe, man who i lot on Eighth St -i at the following Bone B, W. North Caro- from drawn in hands of R. Cotter A Co., V. . I . . Available Acid Potash . Value ingredients seaboard Add average freight Actual cos bags. 2.30 18.50 1.00 consecutive and th.- of all Peanut reliable; in south B. I Me must be a made frees the Manufactured who will pat a on man oft he people, popular, -w- , it in near Mr. White known the MT Her rs I Help has the Jones lot on street. C. count j and with mag- Greene him. S. He competent to dis- charge well and the ties of the office of Sheriff. . He must be Democratic to the Va., Awful . Iii Wake county night a pica, he named Tom or overhearing went to the home of a P woman, knocked her and her old He be a man character, of sterling personal subscription and we request you to Kettle as early as 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 per LOCAL W. Hart, of Ayden, spent the day here. L. E. Fountain went to Tarboro it, would became are could add dispatches easily. I Thursday. I came up morning Please Be Early. j from Ayden. for of advertise- G. Barry, of Ayden, spent should be banded as early i the day here, the morning L , advertisers wait after noon lo night, bring copy we do not have time to, make the change the name day. more lime printer has on an advertisement the better work can lie done on it, so by in copy early advertiser not only favors the printer but gels better results himself. having them by o'clock. Once in a while we get a pretty spring day. The days nights arc now of ii mt equal length. lot of school books just received at Reflector Store. According to the almanac spring is now here, may show- bis presence some more. Sonic Greenville merchant are good display. Just look at their show windows. The freight train was nine hours late Thursday, arriving here P. M. Not many farmers town the weather is pretty, their makes things dull. you come to the County Convention next Saturday bring u dollar to I ,,. , ville. We now hear that Fruit trees arc beginning were , the right bloom, lie hope late. . enough this season to insure a good I tuM, crop. for that reason road will . . , ,. , . I from four miles south It will soon be time for W. II. Harris came up from den this morning. Adrian Savage returned Thurs- day night fro a Richmond. Miss Bobbin, is visiting the family of A. Mr. and Mrs. Thus of few here. John Tall, another of our who has bean sick, returned to the office today, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy, of Will Lose it r If reports are true Greenville is about to lose another opportunity. For sometime the Ball- , ,.,., . ., ,. i are visiting the road and Lumber hate of ,. had in contemplation the building of a railroad from some point j -St ii 1900. the Atlantic Coast Line this; w . section out to Farmville. The I day here. wanted road l start from Greenville, and with this pose view was made to secure the right of way to King on the I train evening. Using taxes, and delinquents should lie getting square with of Greenville. Suffolk's Liquor Ordinance The council of Suffolk re If you owe THE for subscription bring it to when you to the next P L. E. from Tarboro Friday night. R. Williams returned Friday from a trip to Miss Harden, of Greene county, is visiting Mrs. W. II. White. Kev. X. M. Watson left Friday evening for Green count, Sat daughter the bead with an set the beds and besides burning the building and two burned alive four smaller children. Two escaped from the burning building after the Bend left. w is awakened when he struck her mother the and recognized him. The man was arrested. For s horrible crime it lie impossible to in Hid punishment him that is severe. Terrible Affair at Carthage. has just leaked out last Friday night a named Hitler was taken from his home seven miles this side of Carthage by a party of masked men, after being horribly mutilated, he was hung up ton with bullets. near where the deed place is greatly stirred up horrified over this revolting crime and have been trying lo keep knowledge of from the outside world, while making tremendous efforts to apprehend the tors. It is thought Killer met his death at the hands of moon- shiners, who believed that he had informed on Rev. F. A. left this morning for where Saturday. proper ordinances that all j he will preach tomorrow. ,, .- . t . , , ii liquor saloons town shall be ., ,. .- v ,. , , Ola Forties has had his gasoline , ,, . . , ,, Item, who boat sad repainted, the of P. been visiting near here, left this to of some of I hi D A. M. Second, all X. C. light excursion lovers. I. paints, blinds and screens shall lie ,,,., who been spending some time in Hank Common- returned Friday evening wealth. Address, stating N. c. J. vice President of the Home Mission Board for X. will address the congregation the church tomorrow night. Young Huston, Pa., J. Stewart, aged IS years, employ- ed as a clerk messenger at , . ,. , . , I the First National Hank in this Coining events cast their shadow i ,. , ,, , . , ., before them. The store windows arc take on Raster of a money. appearance. The weather over II. M. shows which way wind blows. His nil in TOT shows that it blows towards Ins store. So fur have missed the rain that usually strikes w vernal equinox, lint if the weather re- port Buying rain we may get a plenty more of it yet. W. II. shoemaker has placed In bis shop a large Singer machine for sewing re- pairing shoe. His a great time sat it enables him to repair a in one fifth the time it would take by I nun I. Henry On, Wash- York, arc quoting Asparagus South as high 912.00 per hunch large re- of Asparagus and caution shippers tying bunches with ordinary cord and advise them to use for tying and to tic tightly and to use neat puck ages. A neat appearing package costs no more than an unsightly one. One enables- them to get of the other prevents It. Slayer. Louisville, Ky., Mar. supposed is a a bad man. He Pus u record as leader u fend, is a bar- blind tiger. His name is and he is Haiti to lie fearless dangerous, and will take an army to capture him. He wits heard lo say that lie was going lo assassinate He is now county rounded by bis faction. Evidence guilt worth, whom every man ha. Confidence, and against whom lit-1 la-said. He must not lie a broken u politician, but a man who has succeeded In but own personal business, and therefore has promise of success in the affairs a public of BOO With a man possessing these re the of our ticket. ii will vote winner and keep old Pitt where she now is and belongs in Democratic columns. us now lo name described man in the person of B. M. Bethel township lie has serve before know him. We know no reason any man Pitt county should vole Sol. It-is nominal.- him and make success doubly sure. W ii Si v. My Stock is Complete ALL LINES.- Gods. Hats. Caps, At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Mitts. in North Carolina, Judge Battle, of Mount, is reported to be very sick, lie has many friends who regret, this. . White. Come lo gee Ai i he Marcellus Moore store, on rive Points, where have opened a new and fresh Holier; of Charlotte, dropped dead. , while hunt Near Holland Seek ll little child was attacked by a vicious rooster and spin badly u lo cause child's death. Mrs. Miss Lena returned Fri- day night from a visit lo her broth L. Mount. Miss Mary came over Fri- day evening from Green county. Miss Maggie Harden her hone. P. M. Hodges and I,. II. Ponder It'll Friday Intake the encampment degrees the Odd Fellows lodge there. J. of the Biblical Recorder, is town. School Closed, Hanks. Which has under the manage of Miss closed its spring term Friday afternoon. Miss gave her school a de- afternoon party, which was largely attended by people. Kill Miss is one of Pitt conn- Willis. Is possessing those splendid qualities which make An Ml William M. of Dillon an extraordinary and a very serious accident at the II mill yes afternoon. Mr. was passing the city on his lo York lo purchase machinery for a new cotton Initial Dillon in which he is largely In- and having a few in with his kins- man, Floyd he went to in- Hull Williamson mill. Mr. H, Williamson courteously look t in charge and was in in act of describing in a carding loom when a buck Mew of a licit and struck Mr. in the head just over the ear with violent force, knocking him senseless, Inflicting u wound. Medical aid was summoned, and he at once re- moved to Dr Floyd's res- on Hay street. II is an yet to distinguish the teal of the injury, but it is in lire to the members of his family and ids lather, who arrived here this morning, be was able to bear the journey home this American Marriage have already Keels issued re four marriage licenses during will required the week, one while colored, I recommended by the II. of Confederacy. The Chapter. I laugh l-is of the Confederacy, a-ere given the late Governor died a charming reception by Mrs. K. O. her borne In Raleigh Tuesday Whaley at her residence morning. nearly years on afternoon, a feast of good things for mind and body arranged their most charming held the until a bile hour. Jarvis, the president, read extracts from Pollard's lost After which a paper entitled written herself with blanks to be filled with names of as many Confederate i. Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats, Sugar, Coffee, Goods, Tobacco, Snuff, cigars, tin is. Fruits, in fact everything in In- found in an up to date Grocery. We pay the bights market in ices for all kinds of Country Produce, either in ton to sell or when yon lo buy come to see us. To all who favor with their patronage we promise entire sat- The Supreme court has decided a town bus the right to order enforce compulsory s. of Concord, from cigarette smoking. Opt. W. s. who been collected print, Established. plant the Wilmington Star since 1805, died on Monday. hi T. F. CHRISTMAN CO, e Point Mantel Co. keep up the -.-- w ed submitted to each The court bus W. II. Vice President, . This was by no means an I the decision of the lower conn in E. Bee. Manager. in I of a m. ,.,. vs. Irvine, from I talented in were held iii county. I this tension for half an hour; the buyers will b when printed pay the license tux levied by the taken up. It was found that Mrs. j town of Fret I. roll of press honor, she hating every blank but one. Mrs. came unit two missing and and Miss Winnie Ready for Business. with throe unfilled. solving the enigma presented by hostess, Mrs. Grimes, Mrs, Little, Mrs. and Mrs. Jar vis each mystery within the given time. Drawing for premium Mrs. was Successful . the chapter invitation lo with Miss of April. Me will vole ballot for all Slate officers, and legates the convention ill be bound by vote. Ai Kim city Saturday a tic girl of got hold a box con milling some arsenic pi A complete outfit of the latest improved machinery. workmen, For Mantels, Door Window timings Frames, Pulpit out- Ill Pews, Store Fronts, Office Fittings. All Scroll and bathe work, swallowed some of I hem. died in a short ft bile The Gel our prices. and dealing our policy. Apply to as follows Henry Lewis. L. w ii Brake and A. B, Williams and Caroline Advertising Promote tile Activity. Take away all of a both to teacher Using and the great or The people of Bad would for pear. Moreover, much of trade between nations would be-1 cornea thing of past. Ad-1 that spring hits come the town authorities will require prop is indispensable alike to the mer- owners along . ,, who have not complied with chant prince and lo the humble , phi a J non. and Sarah Robert Brown, Louis Morgan and Fin coll Board, which has been as a s basis of national coast defense. years, progress, our polls and natal stations will have rendered practically in- vulnerable i Almost as regular I he Tuition. Southerner cornea reports i in its low Ceil. S. I air. Durham, is on a Ill N. York he slipped and fell the so badly wrenching one fool Mini lie walk it slop. MANTEL CO., Muslim, N. C. a demented I Durham c night la escaped home lo The business man whose If ever, local paper m the one eke Yon cull a girl thinking of her In that lo way. goods appreciate the Many n man gains a fact ii Is advertising i for originality when he merely has u good memory. An Impudent cook is not to lie I but best of Hum git. a little trade i the city and the of advertising cause lo lose touch With the Ml. Picture ii i-. , -J .-ii- i ml l.- mi; . .;. REGULATOR Will Milt i.-. .- their Mil I for n Till . K . . in i M in Hi The Suit As we guarantee per feel lilting, dreary, gar- samples and stock, now lot tour inspection, Mil Dry Cut Prices, i W. T. Lee I Main If, C

The opponents of the suffrage allege Will l h-i-l will be auk to the re poll tax. them oven pea bu alb Ml sol will, this deprived of I heir vote-. i- i there not -in solitary federal o Who is required to pay poll According constitution the pill tax can be levied and ed Iron those who ate twenty om and under years of age. and then i.- no Confederate now in North Carolina aha is under filly years Id. there will not when the inn-t go force No able died man At in twenty ought to object t. paying poll las before be in allowed to role to lax i The constitution section I id V. especially authorizes the the county commissioners of to exempt from the poll tax man who i-too or poor lo pay it. So that any between twenty-one and who pay his lax because or infirmity i always exempted Ami ii is simple justice to all nun who do their poll tax to make others who can do so and try evade it. The poll tax is all expended only and for the public schools and the support --i the i. Not a dollar of n is expend- ed, In-, for the support of the State or t is therefore in to earn the public reboots and sup port the poor, that the poll lax i- rigid collected And man, who van his poll and re- fuses, to tn vote. and on this question there should In- no dull -ii of opinion honest and law-abiding Pittsboro The and Butter. I r. i n rues- Hoc i inti resting both in speaking and in sat ion. Kn, of wen affairs, and a happy of being able to tell an pus to that lie wishes to make. talking with tome of iii .- re about the of a gentlemen gambler Kentucky. gave an idea of by relating an episode in the lie of Blah p of . ago this div ii e -lent New on a vi-ii i one of ii be -1 on streets was h gambler, who hail f lived in the Stale. of a from home caused gambler to d i-1 i i u, i u d the bishop, be asked latter to The bishop accepted, and the two men went into a nearby restaurant. THE AMENDMENT. First, all who shall i deny the being of Almighty all shall have i the been or their to an e i the state guilt on pending, and adopted the of not, under 1609, and to lie submit judgment suspended, treason tad to the rater for or any for next ; punishment may Section 1- That article of the the oust it lit ion of North Carolina lie of the- mil the same is hereby abrogated United or and and in Men thereof shall In unless such luted the article of said shall In- restored to the rights of i in a manner prescribed by law. Bee. l. This act shall beta force from alter its ratification. VI. vol. II II V Section male person born in th United Slates, and every male h s ii who twenty-one years age, and possessing the set this shall be entitled to vole at election the people in the Slate, except as herein otherwise provided. I lie shall have resided in Save Your On box of Tact's P I d ; v will sun of stomach, liver or bowels. No Reckless Assertion i or sick ii a million Liver PILLS put -a dollar in hit's a remark en comes high. I don't want no I git'S tar glory. slips de pile I'll In- go We'll de light iv. to the ;. i. ,,. i v .-ii. . . . V . me state sorts down bit ain't do sign of his were in the course of the meal he teach ed over an used knife to cut a piece of butter from the dish the of the table. A per, fidgety Yankee, who was -it at same table, immediate- , ailed the wait, i and lake baiter away and bring a fresh gambler's eye- Hashed, his back pocket be draw an immense bow knife, and cutting oil a large slice dashed ii into the i the fastidious in, i, Tin u he turned and ; out- remove Hus I bl a Irish one. Bishop, help yourself to stall Chairman Simmons i- for h series of on Monday. April tilth, alter the Slate i. I.- t in. At -c meetings all an did in on the . to speak and lie I . I ii i. I In- s ill leave In-real o'clock in I he morn Kill speak at Winston during the day and Salisbury at oil the or and the at Asheville. The re of the is not yet definitely decided Ii the can be the next speech lie made we.-l of Ashe- ville. then return to Salisbury, ill lie made. next i Inking in to and Mm lit and possibly pi c These will cover about twelve days of continuous speaking, They Will new in An in I mi i now ,, society Nothing seems to take like t years, in the county six months, j wrong; hit's only a and in the precinct, ward Of other providence means bus- election district in which four months next the Provided, That de Livid will removal from one ward i don't or other election district , j, -providence, in the same county, shall not ope- good is all to deprive any person of the time right to vote iii the ward got a or other election district from yon II iii- a Cold. Hive you a you you may congratulate on being the fashion. severe de this in iii March, and happy i family which does haw. two or more its suffer lug an irritating cough and These colds ale general enough to be an and it i.- everyone's lips Ilia Is Ii i-said l-y medical experts here are least In Boston, bin they are of a mild the i hi is certain I as yet the is not so violent in its via-- I he case in iv hen the . i t Sic disease nils i The prevailing distemper is on January I, 1807, or at any time the winter's Prior Io vote in and changes temperature which Wales he then re Io -hock descendant of an I , all be denied spring, the epidemic will register and vote at a cheek then this State by person all we cm do is lie careful, the avoid take in ram ions ii- are possible to of this s in change-.- Durham s,,.,. registered in accord with I he terms of this section which he has removed, until four months after such removal. person who baa been com or w ho baa his court indictment of any crime the of which is, or may hereafter be, in the prison, shall be permitted to vote, unless the slid person shall be first restored to citizenship in tin- manner prescribed law. s.-c. person offering to v v shall I e at tin- time a legally registered voter as herein ed and in the manner provided by law and Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws Io carry into effect the provisions of his article. See. I. person presenting himself for registration shall lie able to read and any section of the constitution in the English language; and. before be shall be entitled vole, have paid on or before day of March of the year which he proposes to vote. his poll lax a- prescribed by for the previous year. Poll taxes shall lie a lien on assessed property, and process shall issue to enforce of the same except against . Si-c. o No male person wings is ft a pair. Pointed Paragraphs. talks every man's tongue is silent, A overcoat on back is worth two in bock. No man can command others who is to command himself. The father is apt to relate creepy about his Ural born. A woman usually abandons her opinion th, moment her husband is converted it. If a man as good health he i all manage to gel along pretty well w fame. When a man is drunk enough to forget In- troubles In- drunk Io bow happy he is. The average man him- self with the that he will In- utile to a little money next ear. NEW BERN FAIR. OVER On of Henry Taylor, who had been attended by a faith cue Havana. III., was found a tag on which was written is not dead inn in u A policeman shot and killed a who was attacking Mrs. Norfolk While one thief talked to tin- of I ho First National of Seattle, Wash., a second front tin- Cremation is growing more imp. Ill a I London. 1889 three Unties wen- incinerated in city. Last yen- Iii ii- red The State Department at Wash- has received an appeal Alfred Robert, SO sail- la Each. Journey a whirl. A fellow may lie said to have an end in view w hen he can sir his finish. Haul times shouldn't worry much His balloon is self supporting. The average boarder is often pas Bled to know which side his bread in battered on. Train a girl up the way she -lid go. she i a hired girl to one she goes. Many an amiable young chap imagines himself a devil of a fellow because hi- has a cloven breath. The thing man who to sow wild oats is apt tic do is to put down considerable The is apt to lie noted for long sentences. You can't judge a man's temper by the way he treats hi- wile in company. A gruff old bachelor looks under the head of marriage notices for news of the weak. The amateur photographer lakes things as he finds them. No, Maude, dear, would not Is- out of the weigh to discuss scales. With the professional beggar who the police it's the I bad copper always turns up. The man who owns a stable of horses knows what it means i to have running expenses. The builder of air can seldom raise Hie w ind. In tile eyes of a there is a great difference between a man who is well-to-do and one to do. No, Maude, dear, when you bear of a man living by his wits you shouldn't to conclusion that he Writes jokes. It is bettor Io make light of your troubles than Io commit suicide by inhaling Happy is the youth whose crop of wild oats isn't worth harvesting. Turn that wrapper the other side out. a lady in a store re- as the clerk was putting up her purchase s nipping paper on which the proprietor's name stood out ill bold black letters. don't want to In- a walking advertisement for your store. I read the papers as all intelligent people ought to do and think in them is the place Io advertise, instead of asking your customers to carry sign around with Kans. i SCROFULA AND ITS AWFUL HORRORS Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. A MOST CUBE. Thankful Hurt In Of IV. Mich. This and la the year Tear of great war. In Washington Co New York. She came to Michigan in the year of and Tyler AH her faculties are and a Tery re- memory, her Is full of of her early of the early of the State of Michigan and the Interesting and re- she has met. and of which she a wit- In her varied and manifold recollection are more mar- and worthy of attention than are her experiences Is the use of JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA. Hard Inherited tendency disposition to scrofula, that terribly destructive blood taint which cursed and Is cursing the lives or thousands marking more of the angel. Transmitted from generation to It Is found In every family in one form or another. It may make Its In dreadful running sores, in unsightly In the neck or or In eruptions of varied forms. Attacking membrane. It mar Is- catarrh In bead, or developing In lungs It may be. and often la. the prune cause of of her ease. was troubled for many years with a bad disease. My and limbs out In a mass of sores, discharging yellow matter. My began to and became very unsightly In My body was with My eyes were also realty Inflamed and weakened, they pained me Tory much. My blood In a very bad condition and head ached severely at frequent Intervals, I had no I sores In my ears. I was In a miserable condition. I bad tried remedy that had been mended, and doctor after doctor had failed. of the beat In the state told me I die of scrofulous consumption, as Internal were beginning to form. I at length was told of Or. Johnston, of Detroit, and Sarsaparilla. I a bottle, more as an experiment than any- thing else, as I had no faith In It. and greatly to my agreeable surprise, I began Io grow better. You can be kept on It I took a great many bottles. But I steadily improved until I entirely wen. All sores healed up. all the had symptoms disappeared. gained perfect health. and I hare never been troubled with since. Of course an old lady of la not a young woman, but I hare had remarkably good health since then, and I firmly that JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA la Wood purifier and the best medicine In the wide world, both for and as a spring Tills remarkably Interesting old lady dial not to be more than sixty, and she repeated several times, my was Eared by MICH. SOLD MoO. TO Of administration estate f K. deceased, bit day Clark he Court Pill notice. is to all said estate to to for duly on or day of or will l-i-plead liar of to es- Inc. This R. b. A Hi. TO this day before Co . Hie Clerk tin- of rut county, of the estate of K. notice Is hereby given t-i all per- OBS against said slate to to for duly an- mi or tin- day of March 1901, this will be plead in In will make p it mi me. This Hatch lad 1900. ma, of K Allen. NOTICE in-fore the Superior Court Clerk tor of lbs Iv is given to e-l to Io make pay- to the all having, ms -i. I must pro M-1,1 day of March, notice will he in bar of recovery. This nth day of March, Cannon. of Julius K. a. III. service sermon every Sunday and evening. prayer at II., Litany Fridays at A M., Kev. I. A. Minister in Charge. every Sun- day, morning and Play- Thursday evening. Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. O. superintendent. every Sun- day, morning and evening. I'm v n meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. m. W F. Harding, thin Sunday, Rev. J. ii. pastor. Sunday- school a. in. E. B. regular LAND SALE. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ls-f, re the ii Court of Pill -o ii r of Hie of M. t-ii-d. i- hereby Io holding claims es- i Hum to THIRTEENTH ANNI Al, I H ; I; MEET will, in VI SEW c. April 16-21 inclusive, 1900. Ii will in- a complete North of Farm and Kine Stuck and and attractive of Oysters Wild Exciting Races. KS Attractions, of Cairo Bx- fl ii. h Fair Cheap Excursion Rates overall Lines, For Premium address GEORGE GREEN, Secretary I K I prior to December i. I lean who that he is General Assembly shall ids for; Imprisoned and to torture all personal Monterey, Mexico, who register under Ibis section on I removal of a tumor from or before November 1908, I the of Mrs Parker, of all such persons shall in- entitled I Chicago, III., has restored bet to and vote at all elections sight, after seven years of total the people iii this Mate, disqualified under section of Ibis Smallpox has developed in a Provided, men persons mild form at College, INti. link s A. i inn- to mi mill March, Hill will u in bur null la estate an- to make Io me. as i I. II n M. I. die hall nave paid their pull law. Bee, All elections th,. In- ballot, ind all elections by the General Assembly, shall In- viva Sec Voter in North Carolina, as In this article disqualified, shall be eligible tool lice, before entering upon tin- duties the he shall and subscribe the following . do or in I Will support and I ought the mid laws . is as of an id I illicit Slates, and the con goods. and laws , f North young men have rested on a charge of placing up Paul's Math i at A- to vis- it the ii no-once in and ii a list of orders, uh to tin- -lining in.- IN Una not therewith, and that I will discharge ll lilies of my lO help me, s. The follow claws of persons shall he PATENTS U- SIGH I its a id oat MB Notice in soviet i I-. Book i -k ft. nil to h s Whichard, N. C. The in every and prices as low as the market prices aid fur country produce. PATENT h. i i ON PATENTS By of an order of this day hi a cerium therein wile Nellie Jenkins, l will n the house door ill sill fur Unit certain lei or i-f bind in of at the cur- nor of No. I on runs tail lines of lot No. and to r- of go. Um of Kit Mo. tad Is seres OBS half them i- first hue tilth an acre or Iii and a part lot So IT in the plan of said Iowa. This day of March Albs, k OLD DOMINION LINE My res leave Washing- ton daily at ti A. M. for v ilk-, leave Greenville daily XI. for leaves Mondays, and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave for Tuesdays. and Saturdays at A. M. Carries freight only. Connecting Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New and ton, for all for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should freight by S. Co. from New Clyde Line from I--, Line Una from Host on. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. N, LODGES A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. It. W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. F. Covenant Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. K. I,. N. G. E. E Sec. K. of Lodge, Ni IV, every Friday evening B. M. C. 0.1 T. M. Hooker, K. of It. and S. B. Vance Council, No. 1696, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, B. M. B. Lang, Sec. Jr. O. II. A. every Wednesday night at I. O. hall. J. B. White, A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third Thursday nights, Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Worthy Chief; D. B. Sec. I. O. Conclave No. meets every second fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson D. S. Smith The One Day Cold Cure. Ir lam taken as CAndy and cure. IN- H i i A GENERAL LINE OF ii Also n nice Line of Hardware. I can now found in the brick store formerly by J. W. Brown. COME TO MK. ms. B. -q- FOB- The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR T I . ; VOL XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY,, N. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 1900. NO -AT- Ed. H. GROCER IF YOU WANT TO HE AND THE PLACE YOU WILL GET HONEST CT JEd. H. F M I Joseph Tripp w Vincent J It THE LEADING TOWNSHIP PRIMARIES. Chosen to County Convention. committee, K. Smith, who H. Cannon a committee of twelve the I following rare W Vincent Watson Willis Johnson Delegates Alternates T Mason II II c E Bradley B B J Moore James SWIFT sailed to order by L. B J. E. secretary. Colton. Buck Delegates. J J Moore II Williams P A W Ii Bland Williams Smith Tucker I, II Cox Alternates. I A Gardner J A Stokes I, II Wilson Loon H Cox J W Gains G B Kilpatrick Charles Swell A It Harris Asa Jones All the townships of count Delegates, held Saturday afternoon , Lafayette to select delegates to the Bryant Tripp Convention to held in Greenville ; B next Slat. The reports A, Cox that have in from the Dr B T Cox show that they were largely J J May attended, and that the Democrats H L Of Pitt are awake tO the interests of Below we give the reports with Asa list of delegates from the different Ive townships. L A A L Jackson , W F Hart chairman. Delegate. Alternates. , g H W Jesse L Smith GT Tyson T A Nichols Alternates. Nelson W B Tinker j II House LL Kill roll J B Carroll Fred T B Allen I John Sr E I Delegates. Alternates. T A Win K W II. J Holland to the and AND ADJOINING I'll MILS. We We are in the forefront of the race yon the best selected lion of your patronage dam. Ivey A a dear and able in convention adopted strong the issues of the year by resolutions favor of the of O C College, and a hearty sup- j popular educator. It port. For lack of space we are nave been heard by every to print the county. The Who Pays Fair Wag la True Benefactor. It is no to say that the use of money is a of char- and a revelation of a mans nature, writes Ian of Genteel Tramps In Our the April Ladies Borne Journal, are men who lose money Worthington J Z Brooks I there are men who spend it on B F I their there arc A L Harrington I it with jealousy Misers; there are moil who lay J A well are the Lancaster W Men. When say well do- Newell thinking of that the committee were out we I reasoning and char- BETHEL. The Convention was called to W order by S. A. Grainer S. M.; j T Jones was made Secretary. j John Allen Delegates Alternates a j Spier J. T. Nelson, j w Parker G. W. James S. M. Jones G. L. Moore J. Brown II. Bullock D. A Moore B W James II Barnhill Dr J D Bullock It It Delegates Alternates M Lang Tyson J It Lewis W E Boyd FALKLAND Delegates Alternates Robert Staton D. The Convention unanimously cu- C. U. for Gov., and J. Bryan Grimes for Secretary of State. II W J It J II Roebuck R Williams W R Williams R J Little i J R Dollar W M Smith J s Harris which, whether it form of alms to a lazy or a huge for the creation of paupers, is a curse and not a blessing, a sin and not We are not to read it in a mechanical fashion the advice of our Lord to the to sell his posses- and give the pool, for though that might have the only sincerity he could in that day. it would lie a great ca- in our day. Whatever may have been the case in ancient times, there can lie DO question that our day man who establishes a in a small town and pays fair docs ten limes more good than be who would use his wealth to W H found an J Smith I B B Cotton Jonas John It Gay John King Advertisement Which Win. GREENVILLE. Is-con- Meeting was called Io order by airlifted In the same manner as tin- Alternates, I Mow. J. window dressed, U the S A T and j that catches eye and good R B General Merchandise to Is- found in any store Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Reasonable all the year round, spring. Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure Io show you what you Want and to sell you if we call. We oiler you the very best service, polite attention, and the liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on Its own merits. When you to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock I my elsewhere, us and the following lines of general merchandise. Dry Goods and Notions, I lats Caps, Silks and Sal ins, Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mattings an Cloths. Shoes. Men's, and Children's Sin and Harness, Blankets Dusters. Z Groceries. Meal. Sugar, Send Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nail.- and Hope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in buy Strictly for Cash, sell for Either or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dialing. Your Friends, warehouseman, re- turned from a trip to Wake Frank and other counties. lie says he u bale of cotton new border between the t above named that iii is be- for per Meadows says that name i- Perry and be says that thee t ton may be sold for less than cent- Inn If ii i- bis tor will conduct the sale. Mr. P r- raised the cotton when the-tuple was cent- pound. Christmas the pi ice fell several be re- fused lo Bell. Since the ha- i and he bus as good as his word and will not .-ell because he cannot Main the price he wants. From the present outlook he will keep cotton for some time to Herald. CHOICE Vegetables will always find a ready only that farmer can raise them who has studied the great secret how to ob- both quality and quantity by the judicious use of well- balanced fertilizers. No for Vegetables can produce a large yield unless it contains at least Potash. Send for our books, which furnish full information. send them free of charge. GERMAN KALI WORKS, j Si, Km Tile Republicans and the Trusts proposition to enlarge powers of the Federal government by a I as give of corporations and I bus of the Trusts seems to lie a dodge on the part Cent. Investment with Tuxes Paid in Company, BUS C Drew iv. Pros. S Vice s Tress S H Ally. W'S Primrose. J coupon with Semi Annual Coupons, each. in June and December at and Farmers Hank of Secured by gage on residence property worth f republicans. i- said j double amount of loans, with principal payable after dale of issue, arc being sold for a cash payment of which gives the owner live and one-third per per annum free of taxes on cost, and a of nearly twenty percent at maturity, a total of more than seven per cent, per annum. This is one of safest and best invest on the market. Loans made on property of eight time. I'm- further particulars, address Mechanics and Investors Union, Sec. Haleigh, X. C. they such u plunk ii the platform to be adopted at the Philadelphia national The people would hardly to fooled by such a device. the well-known fuel is almost impossible to pass a Constitutional amendment of any kind, there would In-, in this ca-c. the obstacle that the i- necessary, would resent such an upon own prerogatives. If the re- publicans were In earnest they would enlarge the powers of , Interstate Commerce fit Cured and abolish protective tariff on the articles dealt by the trusts. Our Fertilizer Distributer. is James Page W II Williams W J Little G T House II A Gray M It Page J L. Robertson Melton Whichard Alston Grimes, chairman, J, Elks, secretary. Delegates. Noah T Cox L Smith Chapman Marshall Dr C J II low a v Henry Mills Alternates. George Venters Calvin Mills J K I. A Arnold W W Tucker J A K Tucker Israel Id I D. J. secretaries. Upon motion the usual custom was followed, each section of the township retiring and selecting its proportional number of The following was the re- TOWN Alternates. W Parker M. It J G W II L I Moore J L Fleming K G R W King W H White E B J It Corey CD lee ST Hooker It Ii Our E Warren W I- Brown Hooker J J W P Buck Alston Grimes Galloway W E Proctor Clark J J A P J D Duck Waller Woolen J II Mills i ii BID J E Fleming J T Smith B I Dudley a A Dudley L A A Johnson O W Harrington KB. The was culled to the of the exec- M G J W O b G Tucker R II Allen Augustus Forbes White suits. As It is to play in the whole contents of the store, so is able to attempt to the entire stock of a mercantile in the advertisement. Give the advertisement generous space, but also give the eye to readily observe its special Record. the Thai much can t and at LETTER. of news come dropping down now and then is being taken a new hotel Capitalists are warmer every day on the subject of a factory, man has been heard from condition by local applications as they can- not reach the diseased portion of the oar There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is remedies. Deafness is ed by an inflamed condition of the III lining of the Tube. When this tube Is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or hearing, and when it is in I lively closed, deafness is the result, and unless the can lie taken and tins tube restored to its normal condition, hearing . will In- forever; nine leases of ten arc caused which is nothing lull an In- Of the mucous OVER Till COUNTRY. BOSS. it is ii is ii is it is best, the simplest that even worn. C in be gotten up Io do Just over d-i Held South Carolina, four men enticed a woman Iron her carried her into the near by, with her almost carved off, and was then with oil let on lire. Two citizens of while walking along a country road wan and by- two tramps, one a white man and the other a The tramps were arrested. D. Appleton Co., of New York, one largest publish- houses I u my weighs pounds, wheel like ii wheel-burrow. has one loose piece, n wooden shoe, guano out as the wheel strikes it. om , or little. e woods iii a or wide streak. tiny kind of that is in got to Sells always with a f Us at factory tor ells when others I s t Io order, not wet lolls always with ii fair trial. no retail, not sell because II i- cheap and docs good work as higher priced implements. wants to take pro v III I ii. Yes, a dollar cotton a i lib nil lie.- model II Improvements would give the old low ii a and ii would it- As Is not an iron clad never dropping, never failing business, something lake place or later. What's the jail birds, -nine of being allowed tin- low n, and spending evening- when- In-I pleases or in I nil b in What in the of building, live dwelling houses now erected, n new brick yard, under . scarce will be o mil system is adopt ml by I employees, In paying off j Labor i- cash not Saturday Then there will of labor and will bring tin best class Last full there wen- whispers of bank being established here and ii W will give one Hundred I. , i ease of deafness cal I cannot lie cured I Cure. Send for free. Props., Sold druggists, Hall's pills are the boat. You Like Printing Then You Will Like Ours. .; THE A. G. CO., N, Dr. D. Ii. I Greenville, N. C II over White now we hear ii of again. I a Fleming store Tine, there is not much for n bank here, would a Tilt great convenience. X. -and liver is i bottle . . Tasteless Chill Tonic. to of Grove's Ii is simply run am I quinine Ina pay La mm .,