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Book Store EVERY IV OF BOX R. i the i ;, ii of State adopted the General An MB, to be submit to the voter for ratification I next That VI of the of North Carolina I mil the same is hereby abrogated and in lieu thereof shall be the following article of said VI. AND TO OF AS Every male person born the States, and every male person who has naturalized, twenty-one years of age, and possessing the set out in this article, shall deny the being of Almighty God Second, nil persons who shall have been or their guilt on indictment pending, and . or not, judgment suspended, treason or felony, or crime for which the may be the penitentiary, since becoming citizens of the lulled or and in office, such person shall be restored to the rights of citizenship a prescribed by law. See. act shall be in force from and after its ratification. Arrest . as by the timely use T I v.-r old and . it i. i of increasing Always cum SICK HEADACHE, torpid all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS TABLETS. Pens, Pencils. an i bonanza THE OF LOST OF GORE RANGE. II.,. bold II.- Slates, received All Magazines. JOB PRINTING M Matte A- Card Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE A-WEEK is only a year news week, Information lo tin- especially ill grow- tobacco, that many limes more than the subscription price. Cum s Parker f Pen AGE US AT be entitled to vote at election by people in the State, except us other prov See. He shall have resided in the State of North Carolina for two year, the six mouths, and in the precinct, ward or other election district which offers to vole, four mouths next proceed- the election Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or other election district the same county, shall not ope rate deprive person of the right lo vote III the precinct, ward or other election district from which he removed, until four months after such removal. No person who has bean convicted, or who has confessed his guilt in open court upon indictment of any crime the punishment of which is, or may hereafter lie, imprisonment in prison, shall lie permitted to vole, unless the said person shall be Oral restored to citizenship in the manner prescribed by law- See. person offering to vote shall at the time I legally registered voter as herein and in the manlier provided by law, and the Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into the provisions of this article. Sec. Every person presenting for registration shall lie able to read and write any section of the constitution in the and. before lie shall be entitled to vole, have paid on or before of March of the year which he proposes to vote, his poll la us prescribed by law. for the previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lien only on assessed property, no process shall issue to enforce the collection of the same except against assessed property. gee, No male person who was, January I, WOT, oral any lime prior entitled lo vote tin the laws of any Stale in Stales wherein he then re- sided, and no lineal descendant of j such person, shall lie denied the right In and vole at any election this Stale by person of his failure to possess I he in section I of Provided, be shall have registered accord the terms of this section prior to I, I MM. The Assembly shall provide fur a permanent record all persons who register under I his ion on i, all such persons shall lie entitled The wen- mining stories Che com law the of lb TUe oilier la era around bed Br of ll I walled for to begin Mr. Reese Inn row a chew of co tail of Be miners well have a great deal of looking for of range, are for It yet- famous a found and Id the fall of A of from Iowa county, Colo., lo the tall a trip party Hi II Steamboat In of moved up Into camp on Bock range of runs Colorado One of a druggist. bail trip for but health lie knew of bad been by an old miner I left Iowa not to be fooled, as a bad been, by what Is as or Iron pyrites So druggist no . rocks, but lo bunting and fl i-ii while hunting for deer be Ma l a line buck in ruled him The buck fell, but git up inn before the could get Where he fill n a pool of showed that he badly wounded. trailed by till blood on the and graM for a mile found butt bad lain I rising gone on again Ibis way the and who was sat down on an Of lo rest of the h. bad not which way lie and be be was lost in Hie heavily timbered with coming on lie knew be useless to night, so he n pile of dead and a lire the ledge of risks laid down With feet to bin and lo loop. lying lie noticed the rocks sparkled In lie got up and it, supposing It was be bad been ed against. Hut rock looked so pretty that be broke on several piece put them In the pocket of his coat, intending back to low as curiosities. next day lie all Hie Hun found the pass road over range and followed II lo the camp That very regular begun. and I be broke returned to Springs from there . name I have -ii-ii. for a few day-- on Ida way lo his Iowa In lobby of a hotel in the talk drifted to mining, and the drug- d of be I and An old miner never a a s-i and ill this group the hotel I or lie lo shown III Ills up the old coal from Ills and look mil miner ell Money makes de boss go. but it lakes a pine persuade mule. Oar's blossoms enough in de lei bide all de graves sorrow kin make. I got no fault at all dis It's so bright git's blinded at it Some folks think day is so fur kin long Satan ketches bolt liar's alias one river cross; but sometimes tie is asleep, you got swim it. lie only way make a garden dis is lo take good tie en see plenty en De com- business pleasure. He his whilst he is a en God for it, in makes sound sleep en pleasant dreams at night. Hut some folks sleep way. SORES Johnston's QUART BOTTLES. THE GREAT SPRING JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA a a Blood Food and ever II cornea a rich to the worn run down, and That the from badly thin, blood and an body, a by a The weariness, and nervous prostration which accompany the heal of M and once. For and all ailments the brain and nerve, insomnia, and It Is almost a specific. II furnishes the very lo worn-oat tissues. It brain, nerve and nerves, calming and their n makes rich, red honest blood. Newness of life, new hope, new use. It the wee and the old young again. It was the antiquated now happily method lo the good old times, W Vest Salt Rheum, and other from BLOOD TAINT with powerful such as mercury, and other MM It w by treatment that the poison could be killed while the Wood was to course through its holding in circulation the of the But in this way. every part of bod, became more or be mow terrible than a horribly blood taint. It only the structures the body, but many the bones are It oiler, seeks out and cord, and again It will bring de- cay and death to some vital organ, kidneys, liver or only one cure of blood taint. That la, PURIFICATION I the blood must be removed through the the lungs, kidneys, and skin. First pure, then greet restorative, and the blood, JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, not only radically and ex- the taint, tut also removes all mercury, and other and fills veins arteries with the ruby, current of vitality. life Good means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON a SARSAPARILLA. Is regarded the Blood Purifier This fart la now beyond question or cavil. . October it SOLD M. CU -E YOUR and Night Sweats Chill Tonic at per bottle. lo lake. Money refunded if it fails. petite, makes you well. None as by Drug Co., Va., sold and guaranteed at drug stores of Bryan, AI IN IT Having this day before of the of s of the of M. I. notice i all against talc in them to tor duly on tin 1901, or this will be plead in bar of their All persons to said MUM are bi nuke immediate payment lo me. This day or March 1900. I. II. Ad M. I. i blow. Attorneys. notice to S. M. Schultz, Wholesale retail Furniture Dealer, lash paid for I'll r, Col I oil Seed, Oil Turkeys. Egg, etc. lied Mattresses, Oak by Carts, Suits. Tables, Sales, P. Meat Tobacco, Key West Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Lye, Food, Matches, Oil, Col ton Seed Meal and Hulls, Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, Candies, Dried Apples, and Ware. Tin mid WOOden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Sewing and nu- goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap Come to see me. mM M tins Clerk of K. Allen notice la hereby given h all sons claims against -slate b payment, duly ail- Vi 1901 or this notice will be plead In their All persons ed to will make pay- in me. March 2nd 1900. of Allen. i DIRECTORY Service every 2nd lib Sunday morning. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Thursday evening. Kev. J. N. Booth, m. C. D. I superintendent. I every Sun- day, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. N. M. Sunday I p. m. W F. Harding, Sunday, J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- a. K. B. at TO Having Court Clerk of Pitt as tor estate of Craft, it. to all lo Mid lo make nay- lo and all having claims said estate must game for payment before the day March, 1901 Ibis notice will be plead in bar of day of March, I r r--1 James K -Mail. Hulls and vole all elections I f gold I have ever people in this Slate, unless under of such persons shall have paid their poll as re by law. See. Ii. All elections by the pie shall be by and all i shall be viva See Every voter in North M in Ibis shall lie eligible lo of before entering the the he shall take the . tin swear I ill maintain and las United and con ion laws Una not I ill discharge duties of my So help me, Sec. following classes of persons shall lie First, nil persona who shall The Si Co., of ti. M I A. K. Tucker W. Tucker by or day of m All indebted lo the will please make settlement with either of named. All having the Arm will please their tn ll. at. Tucker at mice. 1900, Ii. M kill, A. K K. virtue a the Court of Pitt county in a Martha Aim Tyson mid others against Andrew Vines and In sell land I partition. Tim t will fur Court House in Hal- May the piece, parcel kind, in Bearer Dam lands others, containing Hires, inure or less, it us K. ll- This April IS moo. The in Ural Hun lie With bill III lust he obi lo lake I In in ll II Of to ii,, tin was sails- lie until her piece of U. i . i in mi Hull n gold . i ISM lull i i. nine to ill ,. ill. i. , i. . i. HI lull, lo . ii . . every II ii harking M i s inn it. . i n In en I'm Kier the l ten l In i. am. ton -Km OLD DOMINION LINE f-at Opera House every 2nd Sunday morning and night. D. W. Davis, pastor. regular A. F. ft A. M. Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. B. W. M. J. M. See I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. B. O. K. Griffin, Bee. K. of Lodge, meets every Friday evening It. M. C. T. M. Hooker, K. I, B. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday W. B. B. M. B. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. F. hall. J. B. White, A. O. Council, No. meets every first third Thursday Hall. J. Z. Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, San. No. meets every second and fourth Monday Odd Hall. W. B. Smith in i ii i-. Whichard, N. C. complete in every and prices as low its the Highest market prices aid for country produce. Tin . i i hi. H I l of the ll . of -i nil of la not us In. In In a pa in The rills child has at triple iv. i a very and useful re v l PATENT Sand fur My res Washing ton daily at I A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville V, M. for Washington. loaves Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. leave fur Saturdays at ti A. M. curries freight only. Washington New York ton, mid for all points for the West with railroads Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by i Mil s. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from and Lino front Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. U. J. J. CHUBBY. Greenville, N. C. PATENTS soviet Al to CD in . r No p 1.1. IN- -A Hardware. I can now lie in brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. MB. J, B. tie FOB III The Eastern i D. J. EDITOR VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. MAY I OUR l c-k. Beware lb Man State Ticket Folks who U, as it may appear,. , of smoking is practically For For B. of Wayne. For Lieutenant WILFRED of For of of Pitt. For Bl It. LACY, of Wake. For B. F. DIXON, of For Attorney of Hay wood. Superintendent Public THOMAS of In- For L. of well. For and of Davidson. For Corporation SAMUEL L. of of New Hanover. For Presidential Electors at DAN HUGH of Cumberland. OVERMAN, How a Appeal Funds. known Cuba or Puerto observed an who has recently returned from islands, as well known, is principal crop very one uses They regard it as so much time lost to use tobacco in a pipe. to use pipes they cannot net them, for the simple reason is no pipes for sale. Th natives them- selves cigars, cheroots cigarette, and many of them did not know couple of years ago there was some benighted people who supposed that smoking tobacco a pipe was enjoyable mI to any great ex- tent. tobaccos are, of course, not suited to pipe smoking, for it is grown with idea of lug as large as possible and as can get, not considering that stems have any value, regard lo smoking In- is remarkable. indeed, there Is no word the Spanish for smoking Bits -I News Cur Both. Raleigh, N. To the Democrats of North Caro- We are engaged in n campaign of We every white man North Carolina, to understand amendment. We want no in North Car- to be misled by the falsehoods and that our are ting with reference to this it la certain that if while of Slate do understand the amendment, its effects upon State and the that they will give it such a ma- as no measure submitted to the people has ever Wore received in of Slate, will give ticket representing this measure the most decisive ma- of recent years. To print and distribute and to circulate papers and to defray other expenses of such a campaign us we are now on- gaged in is expensive requires ready money. Your committee i practically without funds. Indeed for last three weeks it has been borrowing money to meet current expenses. The committee takes this of appealing to the Democrats all the of good govern- and White Supremacy in the Slate to pay the legitimate of the campaign. We feel this appeal will not lie in vain. Contributions ran lie sent direct- to the Chairman of the Commit- tee at Raleigh will be duly acknowledged. Yours truly. F. M. Chairman. Two girls met a dry goods store other day. They hail evidently not seen each other for some lime, the trend of their conversation proved. limes we used lo have at the said one. Hike our own replied the other, than on the Ob, say, where is my old Hume Ferry I the world don't say Who of all replied friend, Hushing. The conversation drifted, but a short time later its old channel. Say, remarked Perry's wife, you meet in Sun added, told me that summer he was there I he could not live with- out Yes, I met him in fellow I feel sorry for him. He is ii yet, I suppose No; You don't say Who Luke Herald. who peddle a and profitable source of fraud. But folks to be humbugged. They ea it live without it. A few days ago a citizen who represented himself a brother of Kev. of bury, went town sold spectacles to various unsuspected ladies at a high price. Some of them bough from him he was supposed lo Is.- John latter is minister of Sails thought that the a preacher must lie a good man. Alas for human But other bought the idea that the man was Dr. of Charlotte--who is a Brother of the representative. Anyway they bought spectacles of paid for them in of the realm at the late of three or four times their value. Now they are bill good Mr. or who ever he is has gone lo greener fields and new. Bring along the next humbug We'll lie ready to give him I ml mark . TO AND CUSTOMERS OF AND COIN We are still the of the after your patronage We offer you beat selected line of . General Merchandise to any store Pitt County. Well choice selections, the creations of the beat of America and Europe. Seasonable all year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We arc work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage ll is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We offer tin- very beet polite attention, and moat liberal terms with a well established up Strictly on its own merits. When you coma to market you will nut do if you do MB our immense stock before buying elsewhere. us and the following line of general merchandise. Dry Goods and Notions, Caps, Silks and Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Everything; Is With Mrs. Eddy but v. crop can grow with- out Potash. Every blade of Grass, every grain of Corn, all Fruits and Vegetable have If enough i supplied lbs. Mary Baker Christian i- generous enough to counsel her fellows to to vaccination the law it. Eddy no doubt knows, or thinks she knows, poi i- a mere deli of the which will. give way at once when the mind must Is made right; but to, for that mat- U limn her stand- point. The thing, however, j you can count on a full crop Mr- Eddi treats real atone . goes will be genuine money, and U takes of a book. if tun little, the growth will be Cut i- u Mrs. Eddy puts money on the same her evil- ideal, she a plain- a U, mere nut lie Christian or wholly I .-. Cent. Investment with Taxes by Company. from the standpoint of her ton . -J t iii i Journal. Bait r Summer School Teachers. For Shoes. It looks if Uncle Hum would have Doth before many yours to his age. There is talk now in Europe that Monroe doctrine, that may yet get this into trouble unless it is dropped. The idea of this country to dictate to the nations us to the countries in America, is moving some of to talk with some It Is almost certain that if Slates shall ever attempt to cur- out the principles of the Mon- roe doctrine that of a very character will follow, and more than one will have to be it is said that Herman has its eyes upon and other South it-nil countries. lie- ii to an appeal grout Weekly, Spectator, the says that proposition is that while has not the least III will toward the united Mates, lint, on the contrary, very Ion- affect Inn, tho of empire doctrine as a manger attitude which will not for moment after having Tully herself Messenger. Shippers the War Tax. The Supreme Court, with bus decided that the express com- cannot be prevented from to the shipper the Of stump taxi's by the war revenue act. When law was passed it was claimed the rich carrying corporations would be compelled to hear u large share of the burden of taxation. The lobbyists of these corporal ions evidently were on hand earning their salaries, however, for the language as pass- ed so ambiguous as to leave much doubt as to the intent of Con- with respect to the incidence of luxes Imposed. The express companies at proceeded to re- th shipper tO affix stumps, and the of lust resort now sustained their right to do so. Thus entire burden of this portion Of war taxation is shifted to the people, while the corporations was in- tended to reach go free. II is time that u large portion of the war taxes were repealed, and Hume bearing most heavily on people should be lo go. Chicago Mao's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Sugar, Collie, Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Halls and Hope. Furniture. fur Furniture and everything in line. We boy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, seventh will begin next continue for four weeks. The faculty will In- inure than eminent instructors There will U- instruction in the boat methods of teaching ail of the branches taught in the lauding public and private schools, high schools and mils in the South. Since its es- sis years the I summer school has c ranked with the best of the count I . The of this year surpass of former y ears. This year for the first time history, the University have a summer term offer regular university courses. Many a teacher desiring to sue advanced course during hi- vocation, many a college student who wishes to early on his Studies the summer months S Wynn. Vice Pies. Jerman, X Holding. Ally, t Allen. Secretary. CO Latin. W S with SO Semi Annual Coupons, Payable in June and December at Commercial and Farmers Bank of Raleigh. Secured by first gage mi residence properly worth double amount of loans, with principal payable ten years after dale of issue, are sold for a cash payment of which gives to the owner lire and one per per annum free of taxes on Oral cost, and a profit of nearly twenty per cent, a total of than seven per cent, per annum. This is one of the safest and best investments on the market. Loans made on red- property of eight For furl her address Mechanics and Investors Union, Goo. Allen, Sec., N. C. Deafness Cannot Be Cured thus hasten his graduation, local applications as they armers Use many men and women who can at- tend college in- the University only during June, July and August will learn gladly of this new departure. Members of tho summer school during the four weeks ii is in attend summer classes free of For circulars giving full board, and courses taken f study, address vi vs. in M. C. S. of the Summer School, Chapel II ill, Doesn't Live Hare. The people in towns is will mil their bread waters unless are assured in in u days will comeback lo I hem in a full grown sandwich, all with ham. butler inns turd and rolled in u deed for one half the earth and u on Other Item. It perfectly right for men lo be. miking but a mini who has made in a even from by of bis own and energy, owes the community some liberality in re- turn. If he not had public he not have his money, and he ought to this when publics interest appeals lo In ml Neck Common wealth. We have just n lot of Hen I Single and Double horse. Call and s-e them before baying. We also curry a lino of Tools, Plow Headquarters For Ready Roofing Ready Mixed Paints, From all over the State news that the lead- the taken back seal and lei while men be nominated. Nothing shows so completely the of the groan a voter. One It went live bi lei Duller and ticket, and vote for without truest ion. They land as an mass, out motion and without sense. A hundred mules would vote as Suppose it was suggested to tho two hundred and odd while voters of they should and hall a lie- nominate a ticket of for vole The Unfit- of the to vote Is no mailer whether he Is demanding place to Oil, w her he is and v w the of some party lead Ledger. mil the diseased portion of ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is contain remedies. Deafness is ed by an Inflamed condition of the mucus lining of When this tube is inflamed have a rumbling sound or perfect hen ring, and when it is closed, deafness is the result, and unless the can lie ml this tube restored lo its normal hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases out of ten are caused by Ca- which is nothing but in- condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred for any case deafness ed by catarrh I that cannot be cured, by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Send for free. F. Co.; Props., Sold by druggists, Hall's Family Fills are the The mot her of Hon. W. Turn nominee for Lien died Monday morning her home in years old. BAKER No. The in Wake County, was nibbed Monday night, The safe was blown open in Stamps and cash was taken. The postmaster also own money. Dr. Office over Fleming THE and fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill It is simply quinine inn tasteless form No pay. Price Mr.

mares for . While nm e opposed for m P. J. ,., candidate whoa de d II m before. II There is little doubt of the oil CM of four Mr. and e ., . ; Hoot to impeachment for their the man in Entered at the Post at Greenville, H. as Second-Ow Mail Matter. lAY 1900. Hum- baa Urn defeated. open i of law in paying and Japan intend to fight, they had batter go ahead and do it. ready a good deal behind band and the gallery is gelling The Government la sending i-an beef to the Philippines. Se- e object to this, ll is all right to shoot the of but by let- ting them capture the canned beef is a little too Spanish us. salaries to army Ai;, i November there will five, .,,, to eases of Instead four. ii it hail a democrat- . majority. Washington is snuggling to let Admiral will not make a host his attitude toward . , , ., , important public unless methods have been shove after a r . . , . , he his hut will ask long and g , but he nap- for President solely The of Post reports a white hen. He says the hen has a brood of On number being black. The mother has to hover or for the black number of her family, and will permit it to enjoy the company of the balance of the brood. peas to be from Illinois, and both Senators awl Representatives his record. That shows how guileless, in a political way, the effort to keep his job him, the fad that the Washington Schools are far behind others of the grade in other pans of the c mm from state have in dear old is. Think of the ab- great party ting a man for President without knowing how he stood upon a sin one of the great issues upon which the campaign will be fought. a man like could think such a thing possible. standing the public declaration of almost every prominent democrat The Treasury Depart meat has decided is a and drawback of duties cannot be allowed on sent there. In same de- II holds that drawback will be allowed on exports to Cuba and Philippines. This is certainly Mead Better Than On hist Friday night there was a at Vanderbilt University at Nashville. Tennessee, between two students of that institution and two the Of North Carolina, and the latter were the victors. the past three ears there have been live deludes between the of our University and of the Universities in other States, and our beys were the victor four. This should be very gratifying to every North Carolinian, as it certainly is so Ten creditable to our University. We feel more elated and at these intellectual and liter- CONVENTION. a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee held in on the 14th day of April. 1900, a convention fir the i munition of Deni d for the legislature and county offices and for the of delegates to the. First Congressional District convention, was railed to meet the Court House, in ville. at on Saturday, May 1900. Township primaries, pore of appointing delegate said were called to meet at the usual places each victories of our boys than at i township on Saturday, May 12th. their victories games of ball 1900, at o'clock P. M. The said Boated. Lodge K. of P. The grand lodge were given an elegant by Dur ham people. On Wednesday the following officers were G. W. Mountcastle, Lex in the that Bryan's was a and Q. V. CL. P. Ashe- the failure of a single democratic ville. state leader to advocate the of Dewey, the Admiral still that he will be A hearing was granted by the bewildering. What is the differ- the house which While under the of whiskey. Small was shot by and it is thought the wound will be fatal. This occurred at Morgan too. Both men were under the influence of whiskey, and it is slid both of them had always been the of friends. This is but the examples of what whiskey will do for men. The Democratic candidates are making powerful speeches in the part of the State and at being heard by a great crowd. The argument- AycoCK is making for the id -o logical and convincing as to be simply In replying to a charge made by a Republican at one that the Democrats would disfranchise white men. cock captivated the crowd prov lag that the Republican party was the only party that had ever dis franchised He showed that in white men from voting, allowed in a three days election to vote on the question of whether they should vole. white nun living in Pitt win. were prevented from voting as Mr, said. is Feeling very much elated, and we have been talking and cotton factory for Greenville, and in status between and Philippines; Both were under the treaty The white supremacy sentiment to be glowing, not only among folks also among fowls and animals. A few about the Wayne county hen that ed to recognize a black chick in her brood. now the Oxford Ledger a County ewe that dropped throe lambs one of them being black, and the moth- ewe would not have anything to do With that black sheep. has charge of the bill to a in favor of the bill towards the holding of a World's Pair at St. Louis in 1903 to celebrate the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase. The including governors of the States within the Louisiana chase and a Dumber of prom citizens of St. Louis. Representative Lewis, of Washington, sized up the weeks, but weather today was situation out his way I perfect. began coming Bryan will receive the lg early Ibis by vote of the delegation the I o'clock Main street looked like it Slate of Washington, at Kansas does on circus days. The G. E. Brown, Kin- don. K. B. T. If. Ward, M. A- Jr., lira- ham. O. I. L. Rocky Mount. E. Noel, Jr. The Candidates at Marlon. Marion, N. G, Apr. was a great day for Democracy. Up to last night it had raining for about two primaries will also elect an Committee for each precinct, composed of live members, and so nominate candidates for Justices of the Peace and Constable. The number of delegates and alternates each township will be entitled to is as Beaver Dam -r Bethel Carolina -1 Falkland Greenville Swift Creek U All white men the county of Pitt who favor the white people controlling the affairs of State county, and who to vote to that end. are cordially Invited to attend and participate these meetings. L. W. L. Sec. Practical, . . . . Y BOt-l I I'll how . ,. BOOK . v In City, and am he will get the electoral votes of the State. My belief that he will carry State, in existing strong ton brass played patriotic between speeches. The crowd was enthusiastic estimated fully one thousand. , p. i i ii, WOK . . . u U- an y . Hut .- h Cow. w . n l G JOURNAL II -r. and not n It U t i- Any OWE of the rT XI and the FARM JOURNAL YEARS m U by r. II The mo on the stronger sentiment in trusts and the faith the , , ., people have in bimetallism. be- where since . ,, . . . the thing will apply to real Chicago, has just in Hull and Ottawa. Canada. The two cities are situ all the Pacific slope states, except The men who have been slow noted each other on pushing a scheme to site sides of the river. The United States i stalled in Hull, swept char through the city, crossed the river con- sentiment for expansion, is based Many this is the strongest Democratic ticket ever put up. Lacy started the ball rolling today by making a nice short Speech. He was followed by Dixon and with short speeches. The speech of the day was made by He made one of the best ever heard in Marion and held its destructive wake through Ottawa. Five miles of were burned over and the loss in g estimated a I I by means of contracts with the Post Office Department for tube service in the large cit- were given a hard throw down week when the house by a vote of struck out that portion of the Post Office appropriation carrying for and thousands service and to extend pie were left homeless and the coming less The action was brought about iv the public statement of A physician in Scott of recently moved to another ,. ,,. i-u part of the State he trying to bribe not make both ends lo Ma with in company v, which solely for after much patient waiting, and to the doctor on condition more wondering why the people I hot he return. The Coin were to Inter-1 made the cat, prospect Is both are practice but his services were so badly Deeded in the old held circulated a petition asking the to appropriate a bonus of an What Means- lobe ill near future. Thursday we were to Patrick, one of our citizens, had lei good tel. and now we need only to point to the proceedings of mill inciting, published another column, to show been in direction. Verily, there is cause for eon- in this. these two secured will take on new life. It will be the beginning of the of resources about us will be followed in quick succession other enterprises. our pee pie once the benefit of they will never Stop work- for DO not slop now, but every man his shoulder to the wheel. The prosperity of Green ville is assured when we get the hotel and cotton mill com has goal his former home. back In contest now waging in I,, North Carolina says the ton Messenger for and against the democratic suffrage amendment to In Kentucky, where there is e voted upon next there law compel railway companies i to provide separate ears for white ,,, prosperity and welfare people, a worn North Caro- nu has brought suit against a rail much for permitting white the of the white men to ride in set apart to good for colored people. The while per- referred swore and ., ,.,, iteration drank whiskey in the in of in h she and conductor Its several phases and bearings. and other f the democratic ignored her protests. Her feel ls marked intelligence, and His The fathers of more than three hands be upheld by every are lo lie given true man who is genuinely a white preference in the selection of town with a white man's officers in the spec, pride of race principles, and married men will rank above It is to hoped Ibis class all candidates. Prises of p,,,., m rally to the Dare to be awarded to , . , ,, J. . and carry it by a great parents who shall have sent j m the Ingest Let the unhealthy, disturbing regularly, and test as to race supremacy It hi the national schools will be re- not written in the book of fate served only for families of more ,,,.,, white race shall ever lie than three children, lathers , . ,, also lo have the pref. dominated and bossed by an for admission to nor race, whether red, yellow of and old people's homes. i Ledger. There are few northern have the decency re- for truth to rate to the southern whites and els and to the To do this is to repeat threadbare false- hood and to needlessly fresh insults. The use of these terms of shows that there is no real between the sect ions only of money goes. For t wonder the New York Tribune re referred to the illustrious gentlemen who so foully dealt with by the federals after the war had ended as Davis of the attention of the entire crowd I the That was good throughout the two hours be manners it precisely true spoke. He won many votes for j This comity give an increased majority for the IS RIGHT. Lets try to get things in a little better shape for business. Too much material always makes a bungling fit. I wish to endorse every word uttered by your correspondent your issue of the 24th inst., will say in addition that those who think that G. M. Moor- has that kind of or that him to tell his friends after they have given him enthusiastic cannot, I will not serve do not man as we do. By all means let i. II. Moor- T. R. Moore and J. B. Cherry be again to till their re- positions. And as I have taken upon self to write a little, I will add further that whether Tom the race or not for V. H. Senator, he will gel one vote Carolina if am permitted to get to the primary. Such service as he has rendered the people of his State de- serves the highest Let us nominate T. J. for S. Senator. Carolina No ticket and amendment. A Negro's Had Threat. Friday's Base Ball. The following games were play ed Friday At i If the worst come to the worst; the white people of Fishing Creek must j York for any emergency, one of; York the in Fishing Creek town- ship has made a threat against the a hire people. He said a few days ago that the election was over there would lie more ash- es in than there was It should be made so warm for him that he could not stay the Led- The constitutional amendment sets forth fact that a white man no matter how poor or unlearned he may be, is still very superior to man. It makes clear distinction between the poor white man and the black man. It simply says the poor white man is better than a This an indisputable tact, there is every reason to expect every poor while man to rally to the support of the amendment. The man who es the.-ii ailment says indirectly, if illicitly, that the is equal superior to the poor while man. Because opposition to the amendment only means a lo keep right . the w bite man, or t. the poor white man hack ii i level with The party is seeking to add a new paragraph to the organ- law of the amendment to the declaring what ought to have been declared long years ago. That is, that a poor white man is better than a Democratic party expects poor white people of North an to make good its claim that arc Dispatch. Boston At Brook u Philadelphia At Chicago St. Louis At Carolina corgi a I 1.1 Batteries i Carolina Lawson and Groves Georgia- Richardson Hall. At Wake Forest Advertise Advertisements arc read at all times, without regard to whether the business season lie dull or ac Therefore the business man who advertises when business is is to lie remembered by the purchasing public when commercial activity becomes great- Whosoever among merchants keep himself in the public mind will enjoy the greatest amount of Record. PATENT worn also get or photo, for fro mil aV . Mast After two years Premiums have been IN THE St CO. The White Doe. Those whose good fortune it was to hear Mrs. Robert R. Cotten at the Woman's Club last night feel inestimably indebted to her for one of the most delightful instruct- of recitations. It is impossible to conceive any- thing more charmingly told, in finished verse, graceful diction, poetic fancy and inspiring than her beautiful original poem, White Doc. prose preamble with which the poem is introduced, which gives the historic facts of the attempts of Sir Walter to establish a colony on eastern shores of North Carolina, the birth of surmised fate of Virginia Dare, of which the poem treats, is of itself of rare literary merit, showing original and research con- are as instructive as the beautiful poem it sustains is resistless in beauty and abiding in Ar- Mason for Sheriff. N. Editor Reflector i Is there yet room for right to be named to carry the Sheriff We think so and can name him. He is a far- mer and his past life has proved him eminently lit to discharge the or Sheriff bis integrity no one can question. John J. Ma- son is the man. Let us nominate him and add strength to Democrat. of Your Policy Has Cash Value, Loan Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Will re instated within three years after lapse if you are in good health. After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the lie- ginning of second and of each ling year, provided the for the current year be paid They may lie used To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment daring the Lifetime of Insured. J, L. GREENVILLE, N. C. -DEALER IN GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on ban . Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and old. A trial will convince you. D. W. It's the fast young man who is generally loose In his morals. Old friends are sometimes because they ow you the most I money. H Bed, emu, n ave II Kim, f any J J prince, I If o, bring our, pay M. Gun Through Timidity. Where there hi one man who fails business through audacity, there arc ten who fail in through timidity over-can National Printer Journal is I. No, Maude dear, have never beard that temperance lecturers suffer from water on the brain. When a girl wants to out an desirable acquaintance she looks daggers. I'm the Shoe Man, Too And this time will . i give you a talk on Fine Footwear. spoil your by wearing a HOWDY DO. Some Speak to to Thursday, April las COTTON MILL FOR Company Will Organize I i .-. I art of Lumber Mill Burned Thought to l, . at Rev. I., i. Hash came night from Washington, here was a barge Henry T. King came up in the Thurs from to BUMS Joseph came over meeting called a Parmele mill. this morning. wan called In order H. i. who been from it, has attending the federal court. Messrs. II. n I and i left Wednesday et ruing I'm Wash- but and this morn- tome for a pair of these High Grade. We keep n variety of the newest styles, and make it a point to carry only as will wear well, 1- give satisfaction. And the prices are in reach of all, so that it is possible for the most economical to wear good, stylish shoes. This is a Winner As will nil my styles. And when it comes to low cuts you will mine in the of the procession of style and quality. Remember for anything in shoes come to THE EASTERN REFLECTOR Public Speaking. Hon. Thomas J. Jarvis will ad dress the people of Pitt county at X. V., Saturday, May the political issue of day. Speaking will commence at o'clock P. SI. Everybody is invited to attend. NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that yon owe for subscription and we request i you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us waiting for it. at a This notice is for those this city, was destroyed find the cross mark on their by lire today. guests got out Hotel Burned York, April paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. J. K. is building an- other house in South Greenville. If your business is manifesting you better stimulate it with a dose of keep it up. SB Standard Sewing Machines are run every day i u Pitt county. Cheap at M. A large advertisement of The Rankers insurance Company, of New York, will be found in this paper. This company offers the most advantageous policy of any in existence. Several Green ville have recently taken insurance company, being attracted by its features. safety saved most of their personal effects. Loss partially covered by insurance. Stamp Books. Postmaster J. J. Perkins has re- from the Post Office Depart- a supply of stamps in book form for They arc put up in three sizes, of twelve, twenty four and forty eight stamps in each book. One cent to cost of the stamps is added to each book to pay for the cost of putting them up in this form. Happy Children. Little Misses Mary Smith, had their pony hitch- ed to a new buggy made for him, and were out Friday evening enjoy- their Ural ride. It a pretty turnout. All Come. Every t stock the cotton mill has Urn notified by as well as through THE to be present at the meeting next Thursday for organ- Let every one be there. oak Gen. F. Toon, Democratic Superintendent of Public Instruction, R. D. nominee for Attorney General will address the public at Ayden, May and May 24th on the political issues. Horse In Trestle. Wednesday evening just before time for the passenger train to pass, a horse to Col. Harry- Skinner fell and got one of bis legs bung in the trestle, between Fourth Fifth streets, while attempting down the The train, which came a few minutes later, had to be stopped for several minutes, until the horse could Is- gotten out. The horse was not very much however. mg. Sheriff G. M. Mooring returned bust night from with W. A. who was arrested there week, charged with pasting checks around Paul Thursday from Kinston. W. S. Atkins went to Scotland Neck morning. of is in Greenville. The little child of J. X. Hart sick. R. L. Smith returned Thursday evening from Richmond. I. A. Sugg retained this morning from New Rein. Dan Patrick, of Snow Hill Spent Thursday J. C. Cooper went to Kinston Thursday returned ibis morning. Mrs. H. Whedbee returned Thursday from Raleigh where she has been visiting. Lee Stewart returned Thursday from Petersburg, Va., where be has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Francis Joyner, of N. C, came Thursday to visit the family of Dr. E. A. Deputy Sheriff Leon Tucker left morning for to take Matilda a crazy woman lo asylum. Miss Maggie Taylor, of near who has visiting Mrs. D. E. House, returned home rooming. J. L, have sold their of dry goods lo R. L. Davis to make room for their groceries. Deputy Sheriff Mooring re- turned Thursday evening from Raleigh where he hail been lo take a crazy woman to the asylum. William Dumber, after spend- a few days here bis broth- It. L. Humber, this to bis in Dr. It. L. Carr H. W. Whedbee returned Thursday from Durham where they have at- tending the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias. W. J. returned Thurs- lay from New Bern, where be bad attending Federal Court. The failed to a true bill against him his ease selling Catawba Ana moo. W. H. left this morning for Friday Kit X. Apr. The entire plant of the old of the River Lumber Mills, including several hundred thousand feel of lamb r, was destroyed lire this alien The dry Kiln and all appurtenances belonging to it also burned. Recently a large addition, In- i n- new plant has been erected several hundred feel front toe old plant, this was . saved. The fire was first discover were elected . . , , . . A ,. ,, . ed o o cluck alter all very active in soliciting stock tor the mill, he requested F. II. James ill act as temporary chair- man at . Whichard . n lieu urn L. I. these Stock is Complete -bIN all gt prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. . White R. Fasten came night from Alex II. Gary morning for New York City. II. A. While went over to Par- this morning. Miss Mary came over day from Greene county. Bouquets tor the Speakers. Shelby, N. C April Democratic candidates of Stale spoke here today had an en- Fully five hundred people were out to hear them. All made speech es and were applauded. Each of the candidates re- a handsome from the patriotic ladies in the audience. Lodge at Ayden. J. J. Cherry. Sr., W. It. Parker, D. C. Moore, Frank J. R. Jack White, W. E. Moore, L. H. W. T. Lee, J. V. Johnston, F. M. Hodges, Dr. David D. J. L. D. Jesse A. F. Blank left hi spend Sunday in Wilson. H. R. Phillips, Of Suffolk Spool Friday here returned this morn- Miss Bertha Dawson, of Little field, Friday Mm- D. Mrs. II. M. Clark and came Friday from to visit the family of B. L. Miss Margaret Friday evening from Washington, where she has been to see Mrs. II. B. who is sick. Miss Lilian after spending a few days via her sis Miss Campbell, return Friday to Marion Turnage came Friday night from Kansas to visit relatives. He recently spent some teaching telegraphy in the Alabama business college at Birmingham, From here goes to Clinton to be at that point the meeting. A list of those who bad was it was the total amounted to some motion a of two, S. T, Hooker and L. Davis, was appointed to wail upon pres- to ass If others wanted to sub- scribe of any would increase amount they had already bed. reported enough additional to bring the amount a little A committee of five was then pointed to make large to solicit subscriptions, they to report to the chairman as soon as the amount roach ed he would call a meeting of all the subscribers for the purpose of electing a board of directors and the mill company. This was composed of W A. Darden, s. T. Hooker, R. W. Smith and W. B. Wilson. Following this there were talks from John J. of York T. both of whom have bud experience milling, and this rallied the meeting so that th an present raised the amount of to It Was then decided to adjourn meeting until next Thursday, May 3rd, at o'clock. P. M., when secretary should notify every subscriber to be present for the of effecting organization, End the Century Book Club. Between showers and wedding preparations the Bad of the Club did fail to hold its fortnightly meeting with Mrs. J. I. Little, Tuesday afternoon. truth such is the interest manifest ed by its members that little less a can prevent a good attendance. The subject of criticism for the evening was Statesmen of the medieval days of the Notably in sketches of our own Macon and Daniel Web- being read by Mrs. II rimes and The latter prepared by Via, who was detained by sickness. Intellectual edible menu were highly enjoyable and only after severs reminders of waiting husbands and at home did disperse lo meet on the next regular day Mrs. Dr. Goldsboro, N. C, April ton Proctor, escaped convict Durham county, was arrest- ed at o'clock this afternoon near the Wilson line Sheriff He made a in.- fight before King captured. lie is now under until be can be taken back to Durham. I mill hands had quit work for the day. cause of the lire is I not known but b is rumored that i it caught from a match or cigarette, carelessly thrown Into one of the oil cups near the engine. When discovered a small Mass was seen near where the main stack through the roof. In has than an hour the whole building was in dames. The old plant was totally de- and the machinery is a complete wreck. The loss is estimated at and there was insurance on the old plant for about Several houses near the plant were destroyed. The heat at Bret so intense I Tar river bridge was in danger. ODER A Soon One LOVE. A mini over Second dis- was telling us that spring Al bull Greenville is to have a him a modem hotel. feeling, and that if we would only Mr. B. Patrick has been coo try his erecting a hotel on the, ., Thinking it corner of Evans and I streets with his feelings for some lime. An has been here and made plans of building and Mr. Patrick has given him the The Hotel will contain forty rooms and have a complete system Al. other story be added to three stores which Mr. Patrick owns and a three brick lion built just bock of the stores u and both joined together miking and adored Ore companies worked fronting and got the lire under M,.,.,., that without farther loss or damage. car of the A. C. track mill was burned. II is Said that colored the- man of mill has vet been we told him to his band on and here I . re of i. i that's I, . lb best I love tic hail. That'll the nail the Ami tin- .-inn i Bop-Pops be om M sad. W will ban a while i a-d all To in lie stain i We will save tot Governor in h. Vance, Ii f i i in- pa to their lo well hare by a, ii vole, i. rive that gentleman three high. This is a thing ville has long we are . , . . . i. i,, H, White, the Uses, glad in Mr. Patrick has ,. ,.,.,, .-i, decided lo build one. be on a has long been found and some in,.,,,.; f,. a ,,., ., I that one is now near at hand. Don our candidate tori Congress addressed a large and an- r . . ,. . i Greene County audience at last evening upon the political is- of Greene held sues day. HEMS N. It. v. The time is NOB, When you'll prove St polls in Mr, you're a coon convention Wednesday and nominated the following ticket i House L. w. Register of A. Bryant returned from New Bern Tuesday. Pittman spent the day at Sunday. Rev. A. D. Belts, of Ayden, slopped over here Monday W. and John Harvey, while on his way from New Delegates to the Senatorial Coil Bern fair. j instructed for L. V Dr. D. Harper, of Kinston, for the Senate, and spent the day here Sunday. gates to Congressional convention J. Brooks is looking for were half for Don on every freight. J and half for A. Woodard When it comes another steam saw i for Congress. will soon start to cutting her. Another Post Office Robbed. All tin- workmen have gone home for two weeks that have j broke into at at work en the last night. They blew The Government the following was written by a Georgia moonshiner, from Dear The Govern- mini has look my from ma and sent to jail. won't you please blow up the for me, blow, so there'll be left of it when I get out again. Do Ibis for me, William, and a friend trouble, I'll never you, but make you my private secretary when I'm president of the States, founded by the lather of his try who could no more tell a lie than I Rev. J. Harper filled his I ho safe and about appointment here Sunday and in money and stamps. A bole as usual preached splendid sci about sire of a lead pencil was A Bin Deal New York, April Fifth hotel and and B. A. members building adjoining were of Covenant in at public K., went to Ayden night to for the Atlantic I mist for The there, return chaser was W. P. a son of the ed this Reflector, I ran n, I own by a lawyer. An Interesting; Mrs. I. M. Heard, of Winston, is in town selling her book Own Life, or a Deserted Mrs Heard bears the highest l-s- from people of her own and from all sections of the stale. Her book is endorsed all. She has sold the edition copies and is now selling second edition. After being deserted Mrs Heard was thrown upon her own resources re soot to her pen U a of earning a support for herself and children. II is other own life that she tells Internal The lady of It's to forget the both morning and night. Joyner who for several years been living In South Carolina, is a visit to friends and relatives here. Some found u large lump of foxfire Monday and that night right where calaboose WM and the Joe Porter in a, few mouths ago. The lie gross an- having n big preaching and a good many have to go close by When the calaboose was, and foxfire scared some of most to math. i ii-in says be saw Joe's teeth. There is a while preacher here. He eats and sleeps with them is preaching for tin m drilled ill the safe powder a plied. The explosion turned safe completely over and also broke several u adjoining build- Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds, T Moore, issued marriage licenses dining pant week, four white and two colored, as follows WHITE. N. Maud L. Blow. a. rise. B. Joseph and Lena Spain, Badgers and Lou Moore. Mien Tucker and Nancy Gray. Homicide In Halifax. Wildon. N. April W. Morris shot and killed brother in law . Webb, near Springs, Halifax county, day afternoon. Morris married Webb's sister, and it that be j often treated her cruelly . day which he was abusing his wife, Webb who was at work near came up lo i bl sister. Morris look down his double gun and emptied Webb, who lived a short lime. gave lip bl e Moss who lives near. Morris has lien the Insane asylum. AI old Marcellus Moore store, on Points, where we have just opened a new and fresh lock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meals, Flour, Sugar. Coffee. Canned Goods, Tobacco, Snuff. Cigars, Fruits, in fact everything lo be found in an up-to-date Grocery. We the highest market prices fur all kinds of Country Produce, en her in cash or in barter. When you to sell or when you to buy come lo see us. To all who favor us their promise entire sat- T. F. CHRISTMAN CO, at Five Points There is something we than the money we lend. I ,.,,,. ,, The sea of matrimony .,, ,,. saying. produces tin mer of the is The Democratic party is pledged lo a free school ill district in State four mouths in year. This is one the best plunks platform. Hie poor people have never bad such a Mood pally. about tin- time when Illiteracy will be educated out of our grand old State. a future will loom up before her . She is preaching the -dawn of a star. Do You Know call hear i falls love con. you can gel best finishings, Stair Door a ml Window and Fronts, Counters and Office Tidings, Church Pews, Mantels and in deed any thing to lie made of Hard Wood or of KINSTON MANTEL CO., Kinston, C. Try them Tor need.

B. Bankers Life Insurance OF THE CITY OP NEW YORK OVER A . 1869 n a -I ; ii York A B ll v log 1- the of the State lion. adopted by the As to be submit Hie voters for ratification A ii law-thin That art VI of the . ill North Carolina lie O. the same is hereby abrogated sud in lieu thereof shall hi tilled the following article of said in I posited with the Now Ins ranee -t. ARTICLE VI. St III; AUK MORGAN, President. CHAS. H. 1st If. M Vice Ties. B. JAMES Treas. Home Office, Nassau St., New York City. Hit, T. Baltimore. Ma. Every person Mi, Natl and South Carolina. states, and male person who has bean deny the being of Almighty Seoul, who shall have convicted or confessed their guilt on uncut whether or not. judgment suspended, any treason Of or any for the punishment may la the penitentiary. Mine lie-coming citizen of the or corruption and in such person shall restored to the rights of in a manner prescribed by law. Sec, l. This act shall lie in force from after its ratification. Arrest ice by the V KM of . Id and I . using . v. headache, r a, tor- U . all diseases. i Liver PILLS OF AN BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Win A Coco Exchange Bank. Ken York City Chas II Irving Bank, York City Mason. Bank of New York, S it A New York Trow bridge. North American Trust Co York City A B Bunk. Xe York City William Sharer, N Y Clearing Mouse Assn. New York City Richard Morgan, Bankers Lib Co, New York William It lived, First Bank, New York City A Sherman, N Y Produce . Bank, New York City In National Bank, New York City Edward J Baldwin, National Park Bank, New York Edward I Hoist, Hank of York. N It A. New York City John Carr, Market and Fulton National Hank. New York City W National Hank. N V City has Banker Life Insurance Co, New City Walter The Bowery Saving Bank, New York Parsons, Chemical National Hank. New York City Batter, Leather National Bank, N Y city Mechanics Hank. Brooklyn, N Y B L Bank for Savings, N Y City Elder, c . Co, Bankers . N Y City FINANCE COMMITTEE OF OF Win II Chairman . Com Exchange Bank City Chan Irving National N ES Mason. President Hank of New York. N It A. N Y City Trow North American Trust Co, N Y A Ii Hepburn. Vice President Chase Hank. X Y William Manager N Y Clearing House Assn. N V Richard Morgan, Bankers bile Insurance Co, N Y COMMITTEE BOARD OF Win It Cashier First Hank. X Y Edward Baldwin, National Park Hank. N V Edward T A-.-t. Cashier Bank of New York. N It A, N Y city Richard Morgan, Hankers Life Co, N City twenty one of age. and possessing the s-t out in this article, shall be entitled to at any election by the people ill the State, except as herein otherwise provided. Her. He shall have resided the Stale of North for two in the six months, and iii the product, or other district in which he oilers vole, four months next lag the election ; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or oilier election district in the same shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the right to vote the precinct, ward or oilier from which he has removed, until months such removal. No i person who has been convicted, or w ho has his guilt court upon indictment of any crime the punishment of which is. or may hereafter imprisonment ill the It late prison, shall be permitted to vote, unless the said person shall I be Oral rest, to citizenship In I the manner prescribed bi law. Every person offering to A In Baseball magnates are not Hie people ho can be depended lo set tie old MM, Maude, dear, although the men who work banks may die fortunes, they are not tellers. make me remarked the to the bet. It lakes a woman with a remark ably keen sense of humor lo laugh at her husband's excuses. When all soda water costs the same it is to convince a woman there arc different priced Cigars. Some The candidates who are the are of arc only willing to go it I lure lack. When the the man it have advertise for him. He's right where it can stumble over him it lakes a little bit of sun to make this old world smile. Reflections of a Bachelor. Love is the soul's lumbago. Not over milk is all right, batter it. Probably men are generally so willing lo widows they think they will be lamer. After a man has married ten years if his wife goes away for six No mail likes to be told that he weeks he looks like a pair of old is making a tool of himself any shoes. than that some oilier fellow is Solomon was the wisest in making a tool of him. the world. He got married so Even the musical composer is folks could not talk about him. me time unable lo meet his married so many notes. Some cultivated voices an rowing The lives lo lie three score must feel like sixty. No woman can pin her faith oil a husband without pin money. The housewife a carpel that can't be beaten. Any jailer will tell you a felon the hand is worth two the jail. Th with I vote shall lie Hie time a legally IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE the new policies voter as herein the Bankers. The Lite. Limited Payment Life ed in the manner contain all the up lo dale features, many whirl, are original. Md ,. shall general rat ion laws lo into effect the provisions of Hid you ever look for the in your life insurance Unless it was in Bankers Life Insurance Company of the. of New you probably found side Issues article. and the like, made prominent as we these features, too, for is nothing If progressive; but you ever see a policy with the Company keeps an Individual one which ail earnings arc guaranteed lo Hie policy holder Or one which guaranteed reserve Slid surplus if surrendered Or one which gives all at death, in to face of policy Or one, in lad, which treats the policy-holder with absolute equity, confiscating no portion of the net premiums, and allowing a policy-holder to control his own money all times, as far M is consist- with a conservative system which embraces the best of banking and insurance If you have never seen any of these investigate the new policies of the Hankers Life Insurance Company of City of New York ii ho ate its officers Among them are many of the heel known men in New York The record has been for man safe equitable dealings with its policy-holders low cost of Insurance Protection. Fur further Information and agencies, address South Street, Baltimore, Md. or A. BLACK, Greenville, N. c. IN I. Little, Cashier Hank of Greenville, J G a Ii Oscar Hooker and While. What will me lo insure life in your Company for sum of. I I was on day of. Name. St., Md. Address. WHEN IN MEED A SUIT OF Clothes, Best and most garments in the city. or a 1.1 1873. . Me and retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, tin Bar- rule, Turkeys, Red- Mattresses, Soils, Ba- by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Suits, Tallies, Lounges, Safes. P. and Hall A Meat Tobacco, West Cheroots, American Beauty R n OF cannot De for to date Greenville Tailoring Co., see. I, Every person presenting himself for shall be able to read and write any section of the constitution in the English and, before he shall lie entitled to vote, have paid on or before the day of March of I lie year in which he proposes to vote, his poll lax by law. for the previous year. Poll taxes shall lie a lieu on assessed properly, and no process shall issue lo enforce I lie ion of I lie same except against assessed properly. Sec. No unite person w was, on January I, 1867, oral any time prior thereto, entitled to vote the laws of any State the United States wherein he then re- sided, and no lineal descendant of y such person, shall lie denied the right to register and vole at any election this State by person of his failure lo possess qualifications prescribed in section of this article I Provided, be shall have registered accord with the terms of this section prior lo be; 1808. The Genera Assembly shall provide for a permanent record all persons who register under or before November I. and all such persons shall lie entitled lo and vote at elections by the people in this Stale, unless disqualified under section j of this article i Provided, such persons shall have paid their poll lax re quired by law. Bee, ii. All elections by the shall In ballot, and nil elections the General Assembly shall be viva loco. T. Every Voter North Carolina, except us in this article disqualified, shall be eligible to of- SORES Johnston's QUART BOTTLES. THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA u Blood Food and SM MEDICINE comes u rich from heaven lo the worn the run down, Um overworked and Thai tired those languor and despondency which arise from thin, vitiated blood an underfed vanish M It y a magic The lassitude and nervous prostration which the and the heal are and banished once. For every of neurasthenia, and all ailments the brain and nerve. Insomnia, h; starts and generally, It Is almost i It furnishes the very elements to rebuild worn-out nerve tissues. feeds brain, nerve centers nerves, calming and their H makes rich, red. honest blood. Newness of life, new hope, new strength follow Its faith- use. It makes the weak and the old young again. It was the antiquated now exploded; method in the good old times, lo rest Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer and other troublesome disorders arising from BLOOD TAINT with powerful such as mercury, arsenic and other mineral gents It was by this that the poison could be killed while the blood was left to course through Its channels holding In Its circulation the specific of the disease. But In this way. every part of the body became more or less diseased. can be more terrible than a horribly destructive blood taint. It not only attacks the structures the body, but many times the bones are honeycombed and destroyed. It often seeks out the nerves and spinal cord, and again II will bring de- cay and death to some vital organ, as the kidneys, liver or There is only one scientific method for the cure of blood taint. That Is. PURIFICATION Every the blood be removed through the channels. lungs, kidneys, bowels, and skin. First pure, then The great restorative, end of the blood, JOHNSTON'S not only radically and ex- removes taint, but also removes all mercury, and other minerals, and fills veins arteries the ruby, glowing current vitality. blood la the Good health means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, Is universally regarded the greatest Blood Purifier ever This fact Is now established beyond question or cavil. sit Byron, Mich . October II. Davit. Co. Detroit- I JOHNSTON S SARSAPARILLA Band t--i cf cl I had SORES on lace. I two bottles I know ll U what cured is BY that he never had to live with any of I hem New York Press. A Whistle Sixty-five Miles Long, An odd incident occurred on Hie Chicago and Northwestern Hallway Sunday forenoon Highland Park, III. As the engineer of the train which leaches Milwaukee o'clock blew whistle the who is most generous and he was unable to advice is usually stingy from the noise about every thing else. Park to here is something queer , of about r sixty live miles, there was not a a girl win. her own is as nice girl's brothers You from color of a stray hair on a Boat sleeve whether his wife is n or a brunette. Some women, when a gown match in I it waler to alter the complex- ion than the gown. The telegraph lineman cannot vole than oilier man, though he does a great deal of hang- around the poles. The who is driven lo starts Counterfeiting may be a dangerous game, bill forging i- all write. When the worst comes to worst the thing to be done is lo make the best of it- moment when the whistle was not sounding full strength. could lie heard for miles away as the train came on in a long continuous shrill sound, and at every city and village people ran lo doors lo learn what was happening. While the whistle was blowing the fireman was -miming every nerve to keep the steam up to the run- point, and succeeded bring- the train into the Station Sentinel. Spring is being sprung us. doesn't make a bill any smaller to tilt- away. CUE YOUR CHILLS ND FEVER, MALARIA Contemplates matrimony -the guest at a welding. . . ,, Tasteless I lull Ionic at per us that ,,,,, lights all of our sorrow. refunded if it fails, p- on-Ill in ion. petite, purifies blood makes tine way lo keen the wolf from nth- as good. the door is not to have any door. i i , , ,, . , . I to., and sold and ll a lively , stores catch up with his running ex- Bryan, pen es. If could blush, would do so upon reading Hie on f Co., of on t,,,. , , A W E. ll a trust to Tucker by ill-- make go up. An W bower will do m is really a call down. mil Cherries, Peaches, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk,; lice, bill before entering the Hour, Coffee, duties of the he shall lake Lie. MagiC Food, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar den feeds, Apples, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Currents, Glass China Ware. Tin and Wooden t and I linkers, Cheese, Batter, Stand Sewing Machines, and nil l will support the it lit ion laws of the Slates, con laws of North Cam Una Dot inconsistent and ll doesn't require a musical ed- i to play the metes. Hue bad i mill a mail's mouth will usually feel as big as an acre Women may not be expert ac- but they know a figures. The most important tiling this ii inn is success of the ticket. The Would i give up all for control of II be- hooves lie i of good govern- ill who do mil w to return of to bes i A i ill chosen mid it is of a wise . His- patch. Ills April ii m I. A. K. ii SI it, re v u a . y till i I ii. other goods. and discharge for . Main Street. X. C. . of my as- So help me, lea, s. The following classes of persons shall las First, all persons who shall HOB HI . TASTELESS -Tic. pet Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and Money hack if it No Other as good. Get the kind lied Cross on the label. Hold um guaranteed by Woolen, Bryan and Ernul, druggists. IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every inn prices as low as the Highest market prices for produce. PATENT in Invent or H-mi m.-l. Ii. i i . for . BOOK ON WASHINGTON, Having this day the of I ho t of s f the of M. I. notice to n I t-- to them to me for ft tin Hi day of notice will plead in All persona unit -hind lo estate art- make to ibis the Mill Mar. ii I. II A-l M I, BLOW, this of Pitt unlit Allen to all state to them to me for duly mi- or of March or tins notice will be plead in recovery. All -n-. lo will make immediate pay- 1.1- M AT it Km. of K Allen. TO Having the Superior Court of Pin county tor of the r,. U hereby given to nil i hi- ed to nuke pay- to nil persons ins must pie- the nine the 15th day Of March, 1901 untie- will Ire in bur of recovery. of March, LAND el ii decree of the Superior of Ann Tyson and Andrew Th e will cash the May the pan-H or Iran of find, situ- ale in Pill in tin of Hue Robert Cobb ST Bates, more or Has, it lining known the home tract. K. This April DIRECTORY a m. Services every Sunday morning. every Hun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. I . superintendent. every Sun- day, morning and evening. meeting evening, N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. in. W Harding, thin. Sunday, morning and evening. J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. K. B. I II Ii -Services at the Opera House every Sunday morning and night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. regular OLD DOMINION LINE A. F. S A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Sec II, O. t. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. It. G. E. E Griffin, Sec. K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening R. M. C. T. M. Hooker, K. of It. andS. R. Vance Council, No. 1606, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. B. Lang, Sea, O. U. A. M. Meets every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. F. ball. J. B. White, A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third Thursday nights Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec. I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith Sec. SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville dully in P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday at A. M. for Tar- leave for Greenville Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Now York ton, and for all points for West railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should Order freight by old Dominion s. s. Co. New York; Clyde Lino from Line from Hall mid Lino from N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. Our Cold In Mead. lo lake and to cure cold bead pare throat. PATENTS Notice in Inventive ll. . till patent at Letters E. . 1.8. MEET, -----DEALER IN----- A GENERAL LINE OF Also ii nice I can now lie found in brick store formerly by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J, FOR The Eastern J. EDITOR I VOL. XIX . -AT GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, MAY P 1900. NO Ed. H. IR WANT TO AND SAME TIME Y THEN THE PLACE HONEST RELIABLE Ed. H. Be Not THE LEADING OUR State Ticket. The Pea Louse The pea louse For CHARLES B. of Way For WILFRED of For Secretary of of Pitt. For R. LACY, of Wake. For F. of Cleveland. For Attorney General I ROBERT D. GILMER, of Superintendent THOMAS of For Commissioner of tali well. For In. For Commissioner HENRY B. of Davidson, For Corporation SAMUEL L. of Macon, FRANK of New Hanover. For at- DAN HUGH of LEES. OVERMAN, A Woman In th which I the garden pea last year has again appeared in the trucking section. Growers of peas must he prompt and ill lighting In is it will ruin season's pea I crop. The pea louse doesn't bite or chew plant. It inserts its Leak into the plant tissue and sucks out the sap. Badly infested plants soon turn yellow and die. Remedies-. Paris green all I other poisons are value- less against the pea louse. We use a contact poison. The I lies insect poison of this class is fish oil soap, dissolved, I pound gallons of boiling water. Use warm. I pound of to each gallons will add to it effectiveness The second best remedy la tobacco made by boiling I pound of , co leaves for hour In gallons of I witter, i Powdered tobacco need as a dud is good. Powdery, acrid, waler slaked lime on the plants while wet with dew or rain is very effective, I ounce to each pound of tobacco or lime will in- I crease its The pea lice chiefly affect Um i under sides of the leaves. Their ; bodies must be struck welled powdered by the here recommended or DO goodwill lie done. The vines must be . down or tamed over lo expose the lice lo the spray or powder. A very good plan is to the quid insecticide In a shallow pan or pail bend down the Infested vines and immerse them in the quid for one minute. This is sure to all the insects welled. If powders are used they may on with a course sack, a dredge Of a line meshed sieve, or they may lie thrown on with the gloved hand. Truckers must understand this insect, unless promptly and vigorously fought, will destroy season's pea clop. Those who have not a copy Bulletin for December should write to the Commissioner of Ag- for a contains full instructions for lighting crop two months Ion to Tobacco, lime, and can be bought of most local dealers, In a private letter to The Land mark, one of as well M one of the and Safest leaders of the party Slate, says our danger in campaign i over confidence. Our friend's let- was not written tor publication. bill inasmuch as we that this danger threatens we lake the liberty of calling attention to it. Be believes w will carry the Stale, as we all do, but he says is apparent to all live and thinking it can lie done only by most persistent and united and that in there must lie much personal work, for there are many who cannot lie reached by literature or by public speak- Continuing, our friend says one of the prime causes of our de- in when we lost the Stale, was same over Compare Candidate- TO THE PEOPLE, It AND OF POT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We We are m the forefront of the Met liter you the best selected after your patronage . Kit General Merchandise Bryan has i mid the courage to defend them. William also has ions, but lack- courage and them lo ran ha- faith in people and -laud- up for rights, ha- mi faith in the people and sacrifices rights at the trusts. Bryan opposes imperialism work- for freedom and a can form of government. imperialism if too little, the growth will be works for an of I i of pen pie. Bryan opposes trusts which rob the people, deuce. This is true, and we are fully prepared to testily to Its truth to our own county. Those of Us who were fa with the county that year know and well remember we need have lost the county if we could only have convinced out own we were danger. The great mass of I hem could not see the danger and we lost, and was doubt less the case many oilier Comities, We are no alarmist bill we de- sin to wain Democrats at Outlet again confidence and j against underrating the of the enemy. Statements will carry the Slate the amend- j and Slate ticket by more or less, are quite coin-. there of supreme confidence our success j log the Democratic hosts is quite encouraging. But we should remember the Scripture which him boast that on his armor like him it verily and we say not for pub merely, bill we sincerely believe ii that the amendment and our Slate ticket will win. But confidence includes work with- out ceasing on the part of Demo- and all friends of good gov- from now the day of Without that cannot Landmark. lo lie found ill any store in Well bought choice -dictions, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring. Bummer Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It Is our pleasure to show you what you and lo sell you If we can. We offer you the very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on ii- own merits. When you come to market you will do just ice If you do -co our Immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember u- and the following line- of general merchandise. , Dry Goods and Notions, Hal Dress Trimmings Jackets and Cape-. Carpets, and Oil Cloth. Shoes. Children's Shoes. and Harness, Horse and Du Groceries. Flour, Meal. Sugar. Scad I-. Hardware, Costings Plow O crop can grow with- out Potash. Every blade of Grass, every grain of Corn, all and tables must have it. If i supplied you can count on a full crop Scad be all . pet it ion. fosters protects the trust regardless of people and uses all hi- to make rich richer, has also the result of making the poor ha-a practical plan in re strain the trusts, and ii elected ho will put lion. ton strain trusts, ii In- did ban- a plan who own body and soul, would not low him lo C e Which these two men would serve the people of the United There Bryan for all people de -i re of and pro- represents the i j. i- 1111-1- imperialism l co the people. The people arc going a licit Will Cent. Investment with Taxes Paid Company. I o Drewry, Pres. M mi. r. Treas. X tiding, Any. Allen, Secretary. CO w S Primrose. TEN-YEAR l o o COUPON CERTIFICATES, with Semi Annual Coupons. 92.25 each. Payable and December at Commercial Farmers Bank of Secured by first . age c property worth early double loans, with payable ten after dale issue, are being sold for a cash payment of which gives lo Hope. Made by the Orange Va. Crows make Hie best com tors. Is there way to against Spring lever. Furniture. for Furniture and in line. buy Strictly Cash, bill sell for Either Ca-h or Oil Approved Credit. Our motto is Merit mid Dialing. Your Friends, j. p. CHERRY CO. A Lesson with a Moral. I The Best lot Wen to Marry. The killing of by Edward writing lite on live and one-third annum free of luxes on a profit of nearly twenty ii total of more than seven per cent, per This i- one of safest and lust put a friend or an enemy the market. Loans made on real- tin- While Orange of eight . . fun her particulars, address and Investors Union, . , . See. Raleigh. X. C. i- school Law. i The old Fusion of . ,. , m j in i win. i. Es lo Hie will of local application- as they can- walk the reach the diseased portion of 1st. lo an opinion the car. There is only one way to the Attorney General the old boards cannot hold July The law under they claim mucus to hold expires then and Tube. remedies. Deafness is cans- led by inflamed condition of the lining of the Inn I is- tube is It was found today that n colored woman, the wife a Republican was one o of Nor mat College. About she applied for the art depart all re- , , For to Bros., and was admitted. She is years old and would puss any Beaufort, X. to Good, Philadelphia, Pa. of the Soap is cents pound in bar rel lots, cents was seen upon the street with I , n. When where for a while woman. On Tuesday she was seen by one of professors talking from n studio window a mid lat Mi The less some men talk the more ground, helpless community will love them other behind bar-, That man la growing wise when possibly, upon n wonted life he begins lo know he doesn't I u Hie upon Ills aged know. I lumber, Yet haven law Many a is stranded the I weapons, which bar who never touches he If enforced public can help it- courting is never lo put off until to-morrow what you can woo lo day. Some men a last amount of brass main people mistake ii for brains. Sudderth. on Sunday night of this May II week, carries a lesson of value if I Boy I'm a our readers would bill read ii. II ; young under twenty- lathe old, old violated years of age i- In any Sabbath spent in drinking, ending to take unto himself a at night-full n frenzied brawl wife. Before age he i- with the youth's companion, a hoy who has absolutely Smith and Wesson, lo finish the i log which he can offer to a girl on work murder, safe foundation for life the whiskey, and the two men, who He Is formed his char were friends, would have unset lied in hi-idea- ab-o snob now the one is the of what or love for a woman mean-, lie know himself, lei alone knowing a woman, lie is full fancies, and is hi- boyish lo from in another, lie i- in opinion, a- capable up ill which well as by solicitors, would have low is lie has as well a-lite ill lived enough lo know have n la against the feeling or even the word means selling in new law of hits really w be providing of which operative nil the hi In for her con- duct, the man The Slate Treasurer has her husband Unit she was a tied all bank cashiers Stale I hat they must furnish the meant she withdrew with the of from college any action shares of and value of same was taken on part of held by residents In such county, Dispatch, and lo 20th. all holders. which If also enforced same public opinion would Lave been equally the crime. Some people believe that every gang for months Is man is a rascal until he prove-him- the only fit place for pistol carriers self otherwise and his fellow workman should be If some men were taken of Hie speak easy. The face value they wouldn't lie worth upper ton of society, who affect the doings of low have most case where public opinion doc- go hand in hand the law . After all. law- opinion governing class. Herald. a bauble in l be market of in the week are prey days with many upon others. ll la the girl with ring on her linger w in Some men have no need bats being for their He is lull of theories, each one which, when lo put ill to practice, will tail. He Ism buy, pure and simple, paining living period through which every boy pi he lie comes II man. Hill Hull nay lime. For his are to change, so are his he es only girl in I hi- world In make hi III happy . The man of thirty rarely weds whom report. fusion The following bus sen e the ix-of clerk of Board of School is. explains Itself. The follow letter from the Attorney-General will explain it Hon. . II. pub lie I ruction, New I c. In reply lo this date I will in my opinion, under section chapter ins. ill i Act- of school tier chapter- and will go office the Mini day July. limo. Very fully, . W u-l Attorney on w ill please Inform n ll the old II i oil to charge under de ii- of Supreme Court, so iv Ii or de Id ii school I lo have all n . lull and up lo and-end In me promptly, I here need be no on i you have a rumbling sound or perfect hearing, and when is in closed, deafness result, unless can lie taken mil and tube restored lo its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine of Ion are caused by Ca- which i- nothing but an in- condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give tine Hundred for any ease of deafness ed by be cured Hall's Catarrh Cure. Semi for free. In.-, Crops. by Family the best. Hall's Do You Like Printing You Will Like Ours. is asking about the town election. Greenville does not hold her until the Monday- In he fancied when he was II. dangerously Simeon Woolen ill a LaG range Harper puts unknown. Both were prom of truly. C. II. Pub. In-l. THE Dr. D. L. DENTIST. i X, c. While Fleming THE i. in mil ,.,, ,, along , W. chili CHILLS ill Grove's is simply Wilmington fun