Bankers Life Insurance Co.,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
OVER A OLD
Organized
1869 under Urn
of New York. A Regular
in Y. S. de-
posited with the X w Ins
Depart
RICHARD MORGAN, President.
II. 1st Wm. Vice Pie.
AS. s. GAl HURT. JAMES
Home Office, Nassau St., New York City,
T. South St. Baltimore, Md
THE AMENDMENT.
following is the amendment
tO article of the Stale
adopted in General As
1800, and lo submit
to
next
1- That article VI of the
institution of Ninth Carolina
mil the same is hereby abrogated
mil lieu thereof shall lie
the following article of said
VI.
TO
OF ill
Every male person
Manager for Ml, and Sooth Carolina, in the United States, sod
every male person who has
office First, I persons who shall
deny the being of God
Second, nil persons who shall have
convicted or confessed their
guilt on and
whether or not,
suspended, treason .
,, , I bilious headache, d
or felony, or any crime for
which the may lie
the
since of
or corruption and
in such
person shall lie restored to the
rights of citizenship in a manner
prescribed by law.
See. S. This shall toil force
from and after its ratification.
Tried Friends Best.
Pills have
proven a blessing to the invalid.
An- truly the sick man's friend.
A Known Fact
n and all kindred diseases.
Liver
AN ABSOLUTE CURE.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Win A Nash, turn Exchange Bank, York City
II Irving Bank, Sew York City
-Mason. Bank of New York. N I A New Yolk City
North American Trust Co New York City
A B Hepburn. Chase Man. New York City
William X Y Clearing House New York City
Kit-hard Morgan, Bankers Life Co, New York City
William toed, First National York City
Wm A Sherman, X Y Produce Exchange Dank. New York City
James National Bank,
Edward J Baldwin, National Park Hank. City
Edward T Hoist, Hank of New York. B A, New York City
John II Cart, Market and National Hank, York City
a w Leather National Hank. X V City
Hanker- Life Insurance Co, York City
Waller The Savings Bank, New York City
Parsons, Chemical National Hank. New York City
l Leather National Bank, X city
V Mechanics Hank. Brooklyn, X V
I I. Hank for Sal X Y
Elder, C Co, Bankers . X Y City
FINANCE COMMITTEE OF HOARD OF
Wm II Nash President Corn Exchange Hank X Y City
Chas II National X Y City
I. s Mason, President Hank of New York, N B A. X
Ah, Trow bridge, North American Trust Co, X Y City
A Chase National Hank. X V City
William Manager X Y Clearing House X City
Richard Morgan, Bankers Life I Co, X Y City
COMMITTEE OF HOARD OF DIRECTORS
Wm H Reed Chairman Cashier First National Hank. X Y City
Edward I Baldwin. Park Hank. X Y City
Edward T Cashier Rank of New York, X A. X City
Richard Morgan. Hankers Life Insurance Co, X Y City
WILL PAY in INVESTIGATE the new policies of
the Bankers. The Lite, Limited Payment Life Endowment
contain all the up-to-date features, many of w arc origin.,.
of
Did you ever look for the in you
policy ii was us Bankers Life Insurance I
City of New York, you side issues
. I like, made as
Of course w e hut e I features, too, for l In- is
nothing if progressive; but
you ever a policy with the Company keeps an
individual Account;
Or one in which all earnings arc guaranteed to the policy-bolder
Or one which guaranteed both reserve and surplus if
Or one which gives all surplus at death, in
face of
in fact, which treats the policy-holder with absolute
equity, confiscating no portion premiums, and allowing a
policy bolder to control own money all nines, as far as i- consist-
cut with a conservative system which embraces the best points of
banking and insurance
If yon have never seen any of these investigate
the new policies of the Bankers Life Company of the of
New York.
Who me and Among them are many of the
lust known men in New York
Company's record has been for economical man
sale investments, equitable dealings with ii- policy-holders
low of Protection.
For farther and agencies, address
T. South Street, Baltimore, Md.
A. F. K. X. C.
REFERENCES i
naturalized, twenty-one years of j
age. possessing the ;
set out in this article, shall
be entitled to vote at any
by the people the State, except I
as herein otherwise provided.
toe. He shall have resided
the Slate of h Carolina for
years, in county six months,
and in the precinct, ward or other
district in which ha oilers
to vote, four months next proceed-
election; Provided, That
removal from one precinct, ward
or other election district
in the same county, shall not ope-
rate to deprive any person of the
in rate in the precinct, ward
or other election district from
winch he has removed, until four
months after such removal. No
person who has Urn convicted, or
who has confessed his guilt
court upon indictment of any crime
the punishment of which is. or may
hereafter is-, in the
late prison, shall Is- permitted la
vote, unless the person shall
restored to citizenship in
the manner prescribed law.
Sec. Every person offering to
vote shall the lime a legally
registered voter as herein
ed and in the manner
provided by law. and the General
Assembly of North Carolina shall
enact general registration laws
into effect the provisions of
I his article.
A la Each.
People who are always late to
meals should lie forced to eat from
time tables.
happiness seldom go
hand hand.
The breath of is usu-
ally aromatic of cloves.
At a of the
Committee held in
the 14th day of
April, a nun cut ion for the
nominal ion of Democratic
dates for the Legislature and the
various county offices and for the
appointment of delegates to the
First Congressional District Demo-
convention, was called to
meet the Court House, in
ville, at o'clock M., on Saturday.
If talk counts for anything,
should inane pugilists. primaries, for the
natural that a girl who of appointing said
blanches tor hair should wear j. comity convention, were called to
meat at the usual places sank
The pessimist never believes the
good tilings about himself.
Ti now the time of year when
, we to hunt the elusive
in shortcake.
From a of view
I the live news of day is to he found
in the death
The people who talk there
being plenty of room at the top
don from experience.
The fellow who drops a plugged
phonograph heats
record.
Anything good wanted by
public just as soon as its
existence is known. All
got to do is to the publicity Farmville
and the selling Greenville
Any man who has the price of a
wig can raise a good head hair.
township May 12th,
. P. If. The said
primaries will also elect an
Committee for each
composed of live members, and
so nominate candidates for
of the and Constable. The
n of delegates and alternates
each township will lie entitled to
is SB follows
Beaver Dam
OVER THE COUNTRY.
The arch project in New
will not be abandoned, says
Secretary Nichol,
A regular traffic in Chinese
migrants is declared to exist in
Francisco, Cal. the market
Sec. I. Every person presenting; price now
I I. Cashier Hank of
II Hooker and White.
What will it
sum of.
day
South St., Hall ill
me to insure
I I was I
lore. .
life y.
mi the.
Company for the
The Cut
The Fit
The Suit
tin-
makes the suit,
-------ESTABLISHED
S. M.
I Ill-
man, -o far as
M hob-sale and retail Grocer and
Furniture Dealer, cash paid tori
Hides. Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar
Turkeys, Egg. etc. lied
Ii Is our pride no expend- Suits, Ba
Carts. Parlor
lure 1-spared either . , P. ,
rabies, Lounges, sate.-.
material or workmanship.
Tobacco, Key West Cheroots,
Tr. American Beauty Can-
A Vt berries, Apples.
t Vim,.
Cotton Seed Meal and Hull-, liar
Seeds, Oranges, Apples,
Candies, Uriel Apples. Peaches,
Currents, Raisins, Glass
. ., . , and china W., Tin and Wooden
with our name has Identified Takes and Mae.,
OS, Garments all made in OUr Cheese, Best Butter, Stand
own work room under person- aid Sewing Mac hi lies, and
m other goods. Quality and
Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Lye, Magic Food, Hatches, Oil.
to see inc.
Cheap for cash, Corns
Greenville Tailoring Co.,
ft,, m
Main Strict-,
himself for registration shall In-
able read and write any section
of the constitution in the English
language; and. before he shall be
entitled to vote, have paid on or
before the day of March of the
year in which he proposal to vote,
his poll tax as prescribed by law.
for the previous year. Poll taxes
shall be a lien only oil assessed
property, no process shall issue
to enforce I he collect ion of
except against
Sec, No male person who was.
on January 1867, or at any time
prior thereto, entitled to vote
Ilia laws Of any State
States wherein he then re-
sided, and no lineal descendant of
j inch person, shall be denied
the lo register and vole at
any election in this Stale by person
of his failure to possess the
qualifications prescribed in
section I of this article s Provided,
be shall have registered in accord
w of this section
prior to December The
General Assembly -hall provide for
permanent record all persons
who register under this section on
or before November I, and
all such parsons -hall tie entitled
to vote at all elections
by the in this unless
disqualified under Bastion of this
Provided, such person
shall have paid their poll tax as re-
quired by law.
See. All elections by the
pie -hill i- ballot, and all
us by the General
shall viva
See ;. Every voter in North
Carolina, except as in this article
disqualified, shall be eligible to of-
before entering upon the
duties of the office he shall take
and Hie following oath
do swear
in i I will support and
maintain the constitution laws
A counterfeiting outfit for
postage stamps Was found
Los Angeles, Cal., when Charles
T. Luther was arrested.
Porch climbers stole jewels worth
from the home of M. M.
Munster, at Chicago, III.
The Governor of Utah appeals
for aid for the Mine
and has been raised.
A Republican convention will lie
held at to
to the Philadelphia
A thief snatched from the
hands of William aged SO
years, at the door of a bank at
Buffalo, X. Y.
When James
at Chicago,
lo wed Ida he found that
the bride elect had disappeared.
A limn pound bale burlap fell
on Jacob and Henry Hill, in
the hold of the Steamer
at Buffalo,
instantly,
X. Y.
killing them
of the United and the eon
and laws of North
inconsistent and
I will faithfully discharge the
of ray office
So help inc.
Sir. The following classes of
disqualified for
Idle . is the devil's
L I a
truism that . Mills to many
places. Get Into a crowd of loaf-
of the professional kind,
all manner Of good is condemned
and the names of good men and
women handled such a
scurrilous way that slanders
an created allowed to go
regarded perhaps as the
truth by someone who has heard
but was not familiar with the ob
conversation. These
neither spare
Hie Gospel. Christian
ladies anyone else. No name
Is too good, no yarn too bad. In-
it as to their own morals,
they to down of
endeavor to live aright and
they i de- for their own
rank- the minds o
those who would and yield
lo a The young
man is made to feel that be is do-
the thing by lounging
around some of the
hang instead of filling a pew
at the church or
There is but one result; it is too
easily seen Enterprise.
Swift Creek
All white in the county of
Pitt who favor the white people
controlling the affairs of State and
county, and who intend to vote lo
that and, arc cordially invited to
attend and participate
meetings.
L. Blow,
L. See.
Which
tilt.
The adage that
like am be well
matched by S new apothegm to the
advertises like
The business man
who advertises persistently and
with sufficient originality to make
Ins announcements Interesting to
the public eventually becomes so
well known that the mere men-
his name will recall to the
minds of hearers the kind of
business which he is engaged
the location of his establish-
Record.
CATARRH CAN BE CURED BY
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
IN
A Maw.
In hotel.
to his mud r k
men, men and
ht medical la yet to that all
without exception caused b which
Hera the of that terrible disease Here is the bacillus
or typhoid hero la the still more dreadful bacillus of tubercle which
causes that most destructive of all diseases, of that
and supposed Incurable disease,
said the traveling man. you would tell as about
catarrh. I hare had it for years, and I am thoroughly
The Doctor an weed. like diphtheria, consumption, typhoid
and a host of other diseases, is the result of a microbe the blood
and attacking specially the mucous membrane. This foul and moat
disease especially in the United States and it is rare to meet one
who not, or has not been troubled more or leas with it. How often la he or
obliged to remain at home from pleasant entertainments, deprive themselves
of many intellectual treats, from fear of the disagreeable odor arising from ca-
affections. n its worst phase, the becomes loathsome both to
himself and his friends.
I continued this great the true way to heal ca-
is to medicate the blood. This can be done only by
which act blood
Betsy A. of Co., Mich.,
Dear ten years was a sufferer from general debility and chronic
catarrh. My face was pale as death. I weak and abort of breath. I could
hardly walk, I was so dizzy and had a ringing in my head all the time. My
hands and feet were always old. My appetite very poor. On getting up
in the morning-, my head swam so I often obliged to lie down again. I had
awful pains in small of my back. had a continual feeling of tiredness.
My muscular power was almost entirely gone, and I couldn't go half a
steps without stopping to rest, and often that much caused me to have
a pain in my side. It seemed as though the blood had left my veins. The doc-
tors said my blood had all turned to water. I had given all hope of ever get-
ting well. I tried the best physicians in the state, but failed to get any relief.
My husband got me a bottle of Johnston's Sarsaparilla took It. and then I
another. When these had been used, was somewhat improved in
health. I continued and felt was growing stronger; my sleep was re-
freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel new blood moving through my veins. I
kept on taking it, and now consider myself a well and rugged woman. work
all the time, am happy. I am positive that the Sarsaparilla saved my life.
The sick headaches I have hail since childhood, disappeared, my ca-
has almost entirely left me. cannot be too thankful for what Johnston's
Sarsaparilla has I recommend all women who have sick head-
aches to your Sarsaparilla
SOLD BY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Having duly qualified before the
r Clerk or Pin as
fine List Will and Testament of Nancy
Wallace, notice i hereby given to
all persona indebted to to make
to the undersigned, and
all claims against said es-
are hereby notified to present the same
payment on or before the day of
April, or tin will he plead in
at of recovery.
Tin- day of April, 1900.
Thomas
Executor of Nancy Wallace,
virtue of a decree of the Superior
Court Cindy at
ISM in the case n T. II. P. Bryant vs.
Alfred Andrews cl the
will sell for cash before the
Oner -e in on Mon-
day tin- 4- of June 1900 th- following
describe of land, situate in the
Pill, UMbel and being
the laud which said Alfred Andrew
BOW reside It at a pine in Hi
line of I laud and
of a piece panel of land belonging lo the
W. It running
with the said Bryant's line north
east If BOMB to a pine cornering to a piece
of to
J Nelson, their line
north west poles to the
line, the said line to corner
of W. It. heir-, thence with
I line beginning, containing
acres. r. II.
This May law. Com
Tucker Co. composed of
M. A. W. E.
Tucker by mutual consent part-
or about the day of
1800. All lo the firm
w ill make at once with
of the above named. All persons
bating claims against will please
present their claim M. Tucker at once.
This April loon.
ii. M
A. K
W. K.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree or the Superior
Court of Pill county special pen ceiling
Ann Tyson and
against Andrew Vinci and others,
to sell land for partition. The undersign-
r Commissioner will sell for cash
tin- Court Home door 0.1 Bat
May the following
piece, panel of land, situ-
ate Put Beaver Dam
adj. of
and others,
acres, less, it being
known home tract.
FA
April 1900.
ROBERTS TASTELESS CHILL
per Cures Chills and
Fever, Malaria, Sweats and
Money back if it doesn't.
other as good. Get the kind
with the Ban Cross on the label.
Sold and by Woolen,
Bryan Ernul, druggists.
OLD DOMINION LINE
TOUR ND FEVER,
Sweats with Robert-
Tasteless Tonic at per
Pleasant to take. Money
if it fails.
petite, the blood makes
you well. other as good.
Sold and guaranteed at the drug
stores of Bryan. Ernul.
N. C.
The Stock complete in every
and prices us low as
market prices
aid for country produce.
Tho One Day Cold
For cold, sad wire throat lac K- nm
quickly cart.
SERVICE
Steamer leave Washing-
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily at i
I. M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
and at A. M.
leave for Greenville
Saturdays
at ii A. M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
York
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominions. B. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
Washington, N. C.
J. J. CHERRY,
N.
LODGES
A. F. S A. M. Greenville
Lodge, No. meets first and
third Monday evening. R.
W. M. J. M. Sec
I. O. O. Lodge, No.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
R. L. G. E. E Griffin,
Bee.
K. of Lodge,
meets every Friday evening
R. M. C. T. M. Hooker,
K. of R.
R. Vance Council, No.
1696, meets every Thursday even-
W. B. Wilson, B. M.
Lang, Sec.
O. U. A. every
Wednesday night at in I. O.
O. F hall. J. B. White,
sailer.
A. O. Council,
No. meets every first and third
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy
Chief; D. Smith, Sec.
1.0. Conclave
No. meets every second and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
owe Hall. W. B. Wilson
Smith Sec
Al TO
la Am
patent In
E. .
FREE
ml.
PATENT
you or I
PROTECTION.
for
ON
O. 4747-
1.1 BEET,
------DEALER IN------
A GENERAL LINE OF
It
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
I can be found the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W. Brown.
COME TO SEE ME.
J.
RECTORY
CHURCHES.
a m.
Lay Sen-ices every 2nd and 4th
Sunday
every Sun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
Wednesday evening.
Rev. J. N. Booth, Sunday-
school a. m. C.
superintendent.
every Sun-
day, morning and evening. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. m. W F. Harding,
thin.
Sunday, evening. Rev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday-
school a. m. E. B.
at
Opera House every 2nd Sunday
morning and night. Rev. D. W.
Davis, pastor.
regular service.
FOB
The Eastern
D. J. EDITOR
VOL. XIX
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, MAY
OUR
State Ticket.
For
CHARLES B. AYCOCK,
of Wayne.
For
WILFRED D.
of Iredell.
For Secretary of
J.
of Pitt.
For
BENJAMIN R. LACY,
of Wake.
For
B. F. DIXON,
of Cleveland.
For Attorney
ROBERT D. GILMER,
of Hay wood.
Superintendent Public
THOMAS
of Robeson.
For Commissioner
SAMUEL L. PATTERSON,
of Caldwell.
For Commissioner Labor
HENRY B. VARNER,
of Davidson.
For Corporation
SAMUEL L. ROGERS,
of Macon,
FRANK
of New Hanover.
DAN HUGH
of Cumberland.
LEE S. OVERMAN,
Rowan.
For
In-
Country Printers Report.
The Pennsylvania,
Advance accomplishes a very
neat presentation of city
with job printing of-
fices. It calls attention to the fart
that the city offices have been can-
Latrobe for job work, and
uttering prices that the local offices
cannot meet; and says that it is
easy to say to the printer that
his prices are higher city of-
fices demand. The Advance goes
on to
lire man city-
advertises goods away down, and
we go to he local dealer, and ask
him about it.
he truly
city dentist says he will
make teeth at half the price
ed here.
local dentist truly
Inferior work and
city tailor says he will
make a suit for a whole lot less
the local man.
tailor truly
well
city grocer, dry goods man
and others quote prices the local
don't touch; but the local
the same
doctor advertises to cure
yon for a small price, but the local
simply truthfully
a daily paper before us
just we see all these things
advertised, so we know that print
is not the commodity of-
away down. Oh, no; not
by a lot.
The moral local print-
is not the pebble on the
who doesn't compete with
the cut-throat
Business Man, you don't
compete successfully either; why
do yon expect your neighbor in
the to do
Relationship Subscriber J
Advertiser.
bona
the person who pays for his or her
does not fully
their full value to the paper
as an asset of the paper.
This is to the per-
son who may read the paper, but
docs not pay for it.
Newspaper borrowers, or those
who have the habit of pick-
up someone else's paper, and
reading it, as their tribe increases
community, so much
weight to newspaper publish-
inability to get out a
paper, for the receipts de-
crease or increase, so will the av-
newspaper in a
reflect its the condition
of the publisher's cash drawer.
It is not a sign of special
to be able lo a news-
paper for its lack of quality
of its paper, or its up
But it does require a high grade
of intelligence on the part of the
newspaper publisher to gel up a
fairly respectable, up-to-date paper
a community where the borrow-
of the paper exceed those who
pay for the paper.
Readers of newspapers, very
many of them, will severely
the newspaper publisher for
not giving them two columns of
reading matter to each column of
advertisements.
And yet this very critic never
thinks, much less realizes, that
this very advertising, which seem
so space filling, is what gives the
reader Hie paper, and whatever ex-
of matter it may contain.
New Bern Journal.
Suffrage.
Possible
and Impossible
Itemed
TO THE Oil AND OF
POT ADJOINING COUNTIES.
are forefront of your patronage
We offer the selected line Kit
General Merchandise
to found is any store ill Pitt County. Well choice
selections, the creations of the manufacturers of America
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Summer
and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad-
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to
sell you if We offer you the very best service, polite
attention, most liberal terms with well
established business up strictly on it- own merits.
When you come to market you will not do yourself justice
if you do not see our immense before buying elsewhere.
Remember us and following lines of general merchandise,
Dry Goods and Notions,
Caps, Silks and Satins,
Jackets and Carpets. Mattings and
Shoes.
Men's, Women's and Children's
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters.
Story of Past.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
At a meeting of the Democratic
Committee held in
Greenville on the 14th day of
April, 1900, a convention for the
nomination of Democratic
dates for the Legislature and the
various county offices and for the
appoint of delegates to the
First Congressional District Demo-
convention, was to
meet in the Court House, in Green-
ville, at o'clock M., on Saturday,
May 1900.
Township primaries, for the
pose of appointing delegates to Said
county convention, were called to
meet at the usual places in each
township on Saturday, May 12th,
1900, at o'clock P. M. The said
primaries will also elect an
Committee for each precinct,
composed of five members, and
so nominate candidates for Justices
of the Peace Constable. The
number of delegates and alternates
each township will be entitled to
is as follows i
Beaver Dam
Bethel
Carolina
Falkland
Farmville
Greenville
Swift Creek
All white men in the county of
Pitt who favor the white people
controlling the affairs of State and
county, who intend to vote to
that end, are cordially invited to
attend and participate in these
meetings.
L. Blow,
W. L. Sec.
The following is the history of
a railroad pass which, if true, is
very good of its kind. When R.
N- Rice, who was afterwards Pres-
of the Central
Railroad, was the general manager
of the New York central, he re-
by mail an expired pass,
across the back of which the bolder
hod written in red
Bless my no more on cars
As a I'll ride i he
rail.
Unless Mr. Rice should take my
advice
And send me a pass by the mail.
Without a moments hesitation
Mr. Rice turned the pass over and
traced red ink its face the
The conductor will pass this
of gas
Front July till the middle
Lent,
deadhead, hereafter
paying a red,
him ride to his hearts con-
tent.
The pass was never taken up,
and is today kept the family
the holder.
of
North is moving to cure
a great rule of the
political governmental
fairs. In Virginia the white folks
arc in action in two or
three mouths will adopt a
for state that will
deal with suffrage in a
repressive way. Louisiana lately
held an election since the new con
was adopted. In the last
election the registered some
This year they registered
but In the last election
whites registered not far from
This year The
new suffrage qualification set aside
the hitherto rule was
such a curse ruin to the stale,
as Senator so forcefully
exhibited In the senate boom
mouths ago. In North Carolina
probably will con
to vote and under enlarged
educational facilities will yearly
increase. With amendment
the white government will
vote more money for the education ;
of the the Amend j
input defeated, there will In very
of the people's money expos-
ed
With the on top while
men will not bleed to
educate their enemies
ton Star.
Groceries.
Flour, Meal, Sugar. Coffee, Send ,
Hardware,
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope.
Furniture.
Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line.
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing.
Your Friends,
If Trusts have been de-
by Hie promulgation
antagonistic
country would been long ago
rid of But maker- of
Trusts and platforms are really
members of stock
company. The each
. hands. R propel using
it- power lo i interstate
commerce or by withdrawing the
statutory to
Untie combination embodied in
give immediate relief. the
Interstate Commerce law baa
stubbornly maintained such an
Inoperative shape b to
formation i trust
as a means
rod ion of the value of
the properties involved-, and no
-t.-i ha- been taken to reduce the
that have no other
pose to invite Hie spoliation
I hi consumer. Congress ill
the
Washington is
the place where the Trusts are
mi -i formidably entrenched.
i- used, farther
of staving off any effective
legislation again Trusts, to i u
foot a project the Fed-
Constitution as to forbid and
abolish bis
transparent of all the de-
ices-0 Sir put forward to
and stupefy the people of the
led States in
may be picked a further
term of years, is no
for amendment of the
to deal with Trusts
and intention of amend,
there is no necessity
amendment. Congress and
States have all the needed power
for correction or abolition.
Trusts are mischievous in so
for as they enjoy special privileges
upon them either by
Federal or State power. Take
away these protective advantages
they arc
Record.
is the name
o t a
able
ed pamphlet
which should
be in the hands
planter who
raises Cotton. The
is sent
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
u N. h .
Per Cent. Investment with
Taxes Paid by Company.
I n
I In own .
S W Vice Pies.
Treas.
N tiding,
Geo. Allen, Secretary.
CG
w s primrose.
TEN-YEAR
CERTIFICATES, with SO
2.28 each.
Annual
Payable in June and December at
Commercial and Farmers Hank of
Secured by first
gage on residence property worth
nearly double of loans, with
principal payable ten after
dale of issue, are being sold for a
cash payment of which gives
lo owner live and one third per
per annum flee of taxes on
cost, and a profit of nearly
twenty per cent, at maturity,
a total of more than seven par
cent, per annum. This is one of
the safest and beat Investments on
the market. Loans made on
properly of eight time.
For further address
Mechanics and Investors Union,
Goo. Alien, Sec, Raleigh, V. O,
Dr. n. L. James,
DENTIST,
N. C.
Office over
S; Fleming store.
Use Good Plows.
We have just received
Chilled Single
., lot Be
and Double
Call and s
line
Mr-. Worth
who th tor
killed off
Cardenas, Cuba, during the Span-
.-. has to the Ruth Iron
Works plan- for a handsome
mortal tablet, be placed
the boat now under
construction at the Bath lion
Work- in hi- honor. The
will bronze in the shape of a
shield. The border will
cannon ball-, and on i Will be
name On the
lower pail Will be an eagle Bill
While
in the center will be due- of
In- birth and death, ll
placed on the conning tower the
boat. i Me. Press,
I ii Killed on
Track.
the
Necessity of Publicity.
People cannot purchase any com-
until they have been in-
formed what it is where it Is
nor can they expected to patron-
any particular
they have been enlightened as to
where, why how he does
Publicity is as necessary to
the growth of a business are
gentile rains, balmy air and
in the propagation of
Record.
Five men wrecked a safe contain-
Bank
at O., tot got money.
Probably the greatest ever
enjoyed by the as a
result of tho ion of money
was in with
currency or is
sued during the Civil War, say
The Chicago Record.
amount issued was j
which has has never
been presented for redemption. A
large ha been as
by and
ally even now II is offered fur re
This was especially the
case during hard times.
People who had the old
of war limes their cabinets
and scrap books got hard up
sent them for redemption.
them before buying. We also n
Tools,
Plow Gear
Headquarters For
Beady Booting Beady Mixed
Primp. Nails World's Baal.
BAKER HART.
A royal is between
Standard and a
government. The Stan-
Oil pursuing
line Of policy which
to monopoly In the Fulled
up the re-
fineries and made
with Canadian
railroad . to advance
lured else-
where a- lo enable lo pill lip
price in Canadian consumers, In
Suite- gains was
successfully worked. There was,
ill guilty complicity upon
the pan i
Jack-
son bis son, W. Jackson,
called Jack-
local black-smiths, lying
the track, probably drunk, at
Gash's Creek crossing, were run
over by a Southern Railway freight
I rain bound to Salisbury, this
morning, at o'clock. The bodies
were mangled and the heads of
off. The coroner's jury
to-morrow to secure
trainmen testify.
We noticed the burial of Mr.
Jacob Joy Wednesday, the in-
bis father's tomb,
lolly two year- ago the
I SI May death of Mr.
Aaron Joy Few men live lo
such an age honor and merit as
did Mr Joyner.
i iii Onto, City
In. I
J. makes
in i- the partner of the
firm of F. k Co, doing
business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and
that -aid will the sum of
ONE DOLLARS
every oats of Catarrh
cannot be cured by the use of
Hall's Care.
Frank J. chunky.
Sworn lo before me and lab-
in my ibis nth
No.
II is much lo the of Hip
have
prohibited the preferential i
established b Ca-
railroad The
will to
some new of vying
special taxes the Canadian
N. C
day A. D,
A. W.
Rotary
Halls is taken In-
acts directly on
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, semi for testimonials free
r. v A Props.,
Bold to nail's
t r
Congress decided the One of the most interesting
of Pearson against Craw lord the Confederate at
X. C. i Louisville next mouth will be a tie
D. J. Ed. Owner
Entered at the Post Office at
Greenville. N. C, a Second Class
Man Matte-.
in Pearson, the
by bale majority of two
of Cherokee Indians who
H.
a. The live in North
May U,
voles. Thus Republican and will attend Hie re
are continued lie perpetrated. musts the
la the third Democrat j State
who baa unseated for a Be
The strike of the telegraph ope
of the Southern Railway has
proved a failure and
off.
at this session of Con-
MM.
inmate of the county
home, a week white man
named Borne, left the home last
went down to the river
la having its
in Cuba, where a trotted unknown. The last heard of him
A Missouri Congressman i catch. Official has been arrested for rob he was seen passing
it because he his dirty bang tic mails of less the old
Washington, amend-
to the sundry civil bill was
introduced by Senator Bevies to-
day to the secretary of
to have the of
soldiers the
ton A
d these are BUST burled
Arlington and others at the sol-
The amendment
seeks to bury them in one spot and
properly mark the graves.
linen as than Perhaps the sort
Well, that is than washing lion -sly that cannot stand temp-
it in public, is not the In-st kind, but it
a better than none at all.
The now is whether the
man is Hill Stan-
It the
carrying General Otis home, will
try to touch at some point in order
chance lo forward
At thirty miles south of
Kan., a gigantic
nut log has just cut for
United States will make Cuba and to I he Paris Exposition. The
the Philippine honest or whether which the log was taken
., , ., . . , . . ; was lo have too
the sited states
of his justly famous die-1 whether it is worth
patches declining he has just put while to teal the
an end lo the war.
The National
at SiOUX Palls. S. P.
Bryan and Tow for President
and Vice-President by acclamation.
The of the
at Cincinnati nominated Bar.
of Pennsylvania and Donnelly,
of Michigan.
The evidence against the Be-
publicans in Kentucky for he r-
is startling-
As it Dot produced for
es of prosecution, but simply to
prevent the admission of one of the
accused men to bail, it is not to be
supposed that it shows anything
like the full force of evidence
against them.
I years old. The trunk was sixteen
feet in the first
limb grew forty live feet from the
ground.
Secretary la in despair, lie
sprung the Turkish demand Dual-
in the
council met and reaped his round.
Bat now he make good and
doesn't now how to do so. Ab-
i its smiles and waits. To
close the A merit-ail embassy would
be childish and would have no el
feet. To send a fleet, would be to
go counter to nine-tenths of the
country and risk European
cations the bargain,
Some of the London doctors arc
going strongly for a new
fashionable cure for adult pa-
who suffer indigestion
They prescribe quarter of an
hour's vigorous exercise in the
morning, skipping ropes. The
Bone Skipping Institute may lake
its place in our cities beside the
hot establishment and the
faith cure hotel.
Washington, May
impossible cable reports as to
lid is therefore the actual state of in that
trouble once more. part of Columbia affected by the
revolution, but the last mail ad
The utterly farcical character of
Captain Chadwick's reprimand for
is found in the
vice- received here makes it
that the revolution has ex-
tended far beyond its original
i- now a serious men
older- issued lo him the very next ace to the existence of the present
When ii comes to jobs to rob the
government, perhaps about the
biggest one is this armor bus-
the projectile and gun
era coming in close seconds. Cur
the Cramps,
day directing him to report at
New p. it for special daring the
summer. This means tint
be will have a pleasant summer
to do. Like
Who received six vacation
Others of their ilk, have pi
millions and millions of
Sam's gold for the stuff they make
to put on our war boats to make
them Impregnable to attack. The
manufacturers of the stuff have a
sharp way to work their racket.
They rush up to the government
with a sample of plate
withstand have II I
Captain ha- learned
it pay- to attack those out of favor
w nil the administration.
Dawson baa reached the
climax of its career and is now on
the decline. Merchants arc .
out their -locks preparatory to
their return to the Slates, and
to signs are becoming more
After the homeward
en out lo the testing ground and; of the iii and
shot at a lime-, and scoop little will he of the fa-
contract for a big After that up in a day
delivering the and getting about as
rapidly,
the cash they slip around
some to invent a gun pro
will knock a hole i proposed
that plate. i-
Columbian government.
The state department s watch-
the situation closely and baa
secured from the navy department
the presence on the Columbian
coast of two gunboats which may
serve as a means of communication
between the department and the
American and in
ease ion is not
through the ordinary
Messenger.
with area alarm and
baa already had such
an effect, what will be the effect of
n- lucre agitation
forced I he and Re-
public in- to
knowledge Its
lie. id.
suffrage amendment has already
Keen productive of two very
gives result. It baa caused
a dunce to rush up with another party to declare in its
kind of armor plate that the new platform that no to bold
projectile cannot puncture office, it has caused the Be
other big i- the result, b-v
, , action no is Hi
And so mi .
an or voice In nominating
plate and the gun, and vice ,, any
versa whenever want to work If the mere agitation of the
off the government for
millions.
the i-
itself upon having
a armor clad war ship- that
no nation in world can lick.
and the plate makers fearing
might be mil of a job for sometime
ahead, here conic-
announcement that another follow
has pin up a shell that will go
right through any of the armor
plate like it was SO much wood,
and whole layout is declared
worthless, And
ate become -o ilia lined the
through that
country ill gel a sup.
ply of this shell before we can
m on knock
ll loin oil boats,
sessions tire being held In discuss
the matter behind doors.
can lookout for some mote big
still more con-
tracts for warship trimmings.
Ii is charged against women
they cannot keep a secret, the
plication being, curse, that men
can. Yet the States Senate
never holds an executive session
inn that its secret deliberations are
published broadcast over the land
in the morning papers the next nay.
The latest instance is the
of the proceeding- of the Sen-
executive sessions
Wednesday, when War
Department secret regarding a new
in piercing-hell was discussed.
The secret was
paper- the next day. In
this would never happen, hi the
place, the English newspaper
man is the persistent hostler
the American newspaper roan is.
and then, perhaps, English
statesman is more
hi- American
State Treasurer Worth
u on the count
commissioners of Wake for
which amount it is claim
ha- been expended out of the
taxes the state without war-
rant of law, for making out tax
lit Wake county. Treasure
Worth has been advised by
to bring suit
again.-i Wake,
unless payment is made. The
treasurer will take the attorney
general's advice if he does not re
favorable the
Wake count authorities.
has retained Mr. W. C.
Douglass as in the case.
The Oil made by the
coven amounts of taxes withheld
for a period of years, dating since
Post;
Will All lit- HanS
II. O. has Written
to all the members of
asking whether they
would bail at the extra
session on June IS. one
who has replied says
many say that will remain
Raleigh at their own expense as
long public needs
The oldest member of the
House, Mr. K. Abbot, of
the fact of sickness of
his wife says he will lie on hand.
One of the leaders
writes Is- present.
Ira session will have a full
News.
Two Horses Killed.
At Wednesday morning two
horses belonging to Mrs. C. II.
were killed on the Mint
street trestle by a Southern freight
train. The horses had escaped
from the lot on Mullen's
alley, Wandered to the rail-
road track, where they were caught
at the beginning of the trestle on
north side. They were instant-
killed and run over by
cars. As one of the ears, loaded
v cotton machinery, came
over the horses, it was thrown from
the track, dragging the dead horses
lo ground, a distance
Observer.
lists K mine it Church
Women attending services the
Presbyterian church, Cam-
den, last night, removed their hats
accordance with the expressed
desire of Dr.
their pastor. The effect was pleas-
especially to the men, though
it left to the feminine members of
the congregation the
problem of how to arrange their
hair becomingly yet wear their
hats to the church.
This is by the fair sex
to unsolvable problem, and
of them were
late in arriving in their accustom-
ed places.
There was a as to
or not hats should be taken
off in the vestibule before entering
the auditorium, but most of the
hats were down aisles
before being removed,
Hand mirrors were taken out
fin live glances frequently
en to see how much the hair was
disarranged
On the whole the hats were re
moved cheerfully. Many the
women expressed gratitude
that Dr. did not make
the request before
North American
Some will pick up a good
education in tin-odds ends of
time, which others carelessly throw
away, as one man -aves a fortune
small which others
to What
is too busy to get hour a
for self improvement
You w ill never lime for any
thing. If you want time you must
take it-
If a genius like carried
through life a little book in bis
pocket lest unexpected spare
should slip from his grasp
what should we, of common
ties. not resort lo, to save the
moments from oblivion
is worse for those who
have business than the visits of
those who have was the
motto of a Scottish editor.
Drive the minutes, or they will
drive you. Success in life is w hat
called a question of
Tell me how a young man
use- the little ragged edges of time
while waiting for meals or tardy
appointments after his day's work
is done, or evenings--what he is
revolving in his mind at every op-
I will tell you what
that man's success will lie.
One can usually tell by his manner
the direction of the wrinkles in the
forehead or the expression of his
eye. whether he has bean in the
habit of using his time to good ad-
vantage or not.
most valuable of all
sessions is time; life itself is meas-
by The man who loses
no time doubles his life. Wasting
time is wasting life.
Some squander time, some invest
it, some kill it. That precious
half hour a day which many of us
throw away, rightly used, would
us from the ignorance which
mortifies us, the narrowness
pettiness which always attend toe
exclusive application to our call-
Four things come not
spoken word, the sped arrow , the
past life and the neglected
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save
the . .
Any ORE of th; and the FARM JOURNAL
of is.-;,
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and paper la
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In Top.
We s e from he r--
hi the the Executive
Committee of county, has
n hand In all the ex-
of their representative at
the extra term of Legislature
which meets ill June,
Is the first county In the State to
lake this step and all other conn
ties should fall In line, it would
not lie right to let even one of that
noble body pay his own expense.
Democrats of are
ways lo do the square thing
by those who are faithful to the
cause of good government,
oilier county State has made
more rapid progress along the line
of education, morals and good gov-
than 1.1 during
past two We have led
many instances now our county
proposes to land with a big major
August for amendment
holding and
Banner.
A Pathetic Reminder
years ago young
Augustus of Warwick
cutting brush on his lather's farm,
hung his -1 he on a pine tree and
went war. The soldier
never came back, and the scythe
has never been taken down from
the where he bung it, but has
become in the growing
pine until ii is a This pa-
reminder of the great civil
niggle is a familiar sight to
of the Hub of this
as tree stands near the
club's quarter in
It just across the
line into
bus
, of which remain
to tell I'm story the shifting of
Hie -1 u of from
the small hamlet to large
cent res. The tree has
all these changes; has seen the mill
standing user, slowly falling into
decay, the population changing,
but still the hangs there,
and a mute
to the to duty that
animated
The following copied from
News nod Observer ex-
presses the sentiment of the white
people of North
The only spot on the where
either directly or indirect-
by themselves or
ion with a few renegade whites as-
to govern the white race is
North Carolina.
Throughout the entire north and
west there are only a few
voters, no The
cuts no Throughout
the south wherever is
present large numbers he is dis-
franchised by law, by force, and
management. The has
voice the government of
Texas, Mississippi, Ala-
or Georgia.
A has no more political
power In Canada, Austria, Great
indeed
anywhere or even
Austria, I ban a steer.
in Africa, the home of the
where be might lie
ed lo have political rights, if any-
the is
a perfect All the world
is looking on while the
the are lighting over the
country which belong to
but seems to cure a rap
about I he who is bring rob-
bed of his land.
Iii the District of Columbia the
is disfranchised absolutely
by a congress. In
Hawaii, in Cuba,
in the the white
and white southerners have
MEMORIAL DAV.
Observance m
Chapter Daughters
of the Confederacy is due the
it of inaugurating an observance of
Memorial Day that we hope will be
perpetuated through all coming
Greenville has long
negligent this particular, but as
the observance is now revived it
should be continued with increased
interest.
This morning the members of
the Chapter with a of
friends and school children visited
the cemetery to decorate the graves
of Confederate soldiers. At the
cemetery the exercises were open-
ed with prayer by M, M.
Watson. Mrs. T. Jarvis then
introduced Mr. W. K. Harding,
who delivered a very beautiful ad-
dress appropriate to the occasion.
At the conclusion of Mr. Hard-
address the two graves con-
the bodies of ten unknown
soldiers, were covered with flowers,
the stars and bars and the stars
stripes being side by
side at the head of the graves,
were also placed on the
graves of others who served as
soldiers during the The
memory of these heroes should
ways be
or 10th.
After two years
Premiums been paid;
IS THE
John J. for Sheriff.
May
Editor
see your last week's issue
where a Democrat from
Mr. John Mason for
sin-1111. We want to say that we
every word that our broth-
Democrat has said. No, John is
not a politician. He is a farmer
and has always been a hard worker
for the Democrat party, and when
we go to Greenville on May 10th,
let us him and it
mean victory. He has served us
as deputy Sheriff and made a good
be is worthy of the
Democrats we need a
strong man to lead the ticket and
he will it.
of
Your Policy
Has Cash Value,
Loan Value,
Paid-up Insurance.
Extended Insurance that
works automatically,
Will be re-instated within
three years after lapse if you are
in good health.
After Second Year
No
Incontestable.
Dividends payable the be-
ginning of the second and of each
succeeding year, provided the
in for the current year be paid
They may used
To reduce Premiums, or
To the or
To Make Policy Payable as
an Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J. L.
N. C.
D. I.
IN
N. C. May
Ki hi
We have especially the
many estimable gentlemen for our
next Sheriff, which would an
honor to the county to nominate
run over by act of a but only one of
GREENVILLE N. O.
Cotton Ragging Ties always
on tin i
Fresh goods kepi on
Country produce
old. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
direct by a
president, paid for with re-
publican currency, officered
by old confederate as well as
generals.
Hoes anybody that the
white men of North Carolina
fools enough and cowards enough
to stand still submit to
domination, when all the rest of
the world is governing the
Manhood demands the of
our constitutional amendment.
II. Ham, is
dead. He was the owner the
new hotel near Seven Springs
known as Ninth Spring.
the can serve the capacity
of high Sheriff of Pitt. be-
the case, why not nominate the
one that would make the
wish to endorse a county
gentleman, one who has graced the
as deputy for a short while
and who has proven himself
thoroughly compel cut to discharge
the duties as Sheriff. He is a
gentleman of doubtless integrity
He is a young man of an excellent
character has always proven
faithful to lets
Democrats of Swift Creek township
nominate John J. Mason, for he is
the strongest man mentioned.
H Cattle, fl
Hots. Lin.,
Hides, f
you
If n, bring them one.
market price
I pay
M.
An impossibility.
The preacher who can preach to
please every hearer; editor
who con write to please every
reader; merchant who can sell
goods to please every customer;
the lawyer who can speak to please
every listener, the dressmaker
who can please every woman, are
too this earth.
And this time will
give you a talk
Fine Footwear.
Don't spoil your
by wearing a
shoddy shoe hut conic
tonic for a pair of these
High Grade.
We keep a variety of the
newest styles, make it a
point to carry only such
as will wear well, be
and give satisfaction. And
the prices are in easy reach of
all, no that It is possible for the
most economical to wear good,
stylish shoes.
Home left this morning
for X.
It. s. returned this
from a trip down road.
Mi;. M. A. this
Stoning for Mildred to visit her
daughter, who i- quite sick.
Dr. weal to
Washington this morning to at-
tend the s
today.
II. M. J.
evening for Wash-
to attend the memorial ex-
I here today.
K. Harris left
Wilmington to attend the
Thursday night the Aldermen
held an informal to plan
Mime action relative to 111- police
force. complaints of ii
datum of polios and
failure-, in
having been brought to the
the of the Board.
was decided to hold a special
Mis AND
Business notes.
X. 12th,
Little is visiting the
Misses Wesson.
M. Kittrell had a new boiler
f the Board after l come the other day.
to action, passed off
Hoard was at this meeting. Monday. As we only had
A was made -i course
Chief of W. B. James, and date was elected.
Assistant Police. W. II. Smith, be Cox Mfg. Go. has a lot of
both dismissed from further I com and meal on hand for sale, can
vice. After considerable discus-
in ls-th tin- policemen
My Stock
is Complete
-IN ALL
Sods. Hats, Ops.
At prices that will suit you.
COME AND SEE THEM.
Woman's Foreign Bo- their own defense, the
which meets there this week, motion a-adopted a vote of i
also furnish
C. A.
This is a Winner
As you will find all
styles. And when it comes
to low cuts you will find
mine in the front of the
procession, of style and
quality. Remember for
anything in shoes come t
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
Colored Odd Fellows.
An excursion from Washington,
brought up a good man;
colored people to attend the colored
If there U a CROSS MARK I Odd Fellows That
In the margin of tins paper it; evening about
so to remind you that you owe i . i
The for; lows,
subscription and we
you to settle as early as pas-
We need what YOU
owe us and hope you will
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
find the cross mark on their
paper
LOCAL
The number of tobacco plants
that have got the ground since
the rain came would make big fig-
We regret to learn of the death
of the wife of Samuel Moore,
near Bethel, occurred Wed-
We acknowledge an invitation to
the commencement exercises of
Female College, May 25-
Watson, of
ville, will preach the annual
We are in receipt of
to the commencement
of Wake Forest College May
E. F. Mumford, of Pitt
is a member of the
class.
railed the streets. was a
well crowd.
very
Mrs. Francis after
spending some time with her
brother, J. A. Lang, returned this
morning to her home at Unman,
Little Miss Nina Harris left this
I morning for Wilmington to attend
the annual meeting of the Bright
Jewels. She is a delegate from the
Bright Jewels.
Mat,
J. II. Jarvis is sick.
Mrs. Parker is sick.
Ernest K. of Greene
the day In Greenville.
the little daughter of
Mrs. is very sick
Mr John King came Thursday
from to visit i. . King.
Mrs. W. F. Harding returned
Thursday evening from Greens
J. B. and II. M.
returned Thursday evening from
Washington.
A. Thurs-
day night here and this morn-
in for Tarboro.
W. it. Mis. .
M. Lang of spent the
day here with Mrs. Dr.
Allen Moore, of Washington.
came up this morning to visit his
grandfather. Sheriff Allen Warren,
Messrs. A. A. and Forbes
went to today, where they
will assist in making music for
concert there tonight.
May
Jaw boo
This evening Joe Killebrew. a
colored boy, who works on W. K.
Clark's place just below town fell
from a running horse while riding
horse-hack and broke his jawbone.
Mr. Clarke had sent him down the
after some hands coming
hack the boy got the horse running
lie fell off on his head. He
was brought to Greenville this
evening Dr. E. A. Jr.,
attended
11th.
Not a Luxury, but a Necessity
Advertising should not be con-
a luxury which tempts an
occasional extravagance, but a
which must be provided for
as carefully as are other
necessities. A recognition of this
fact a proper understanding of
the advantages to be. from
continuous advertising will bring
success to the enterprising
Byers Bears expect to Record.
about the of
June for the practice of their
ear, nose, throat and
stomach, tine of them, Dr. W. A.
Byers. was here two years ago and
did some highly work.
II. Son, proprietors of
of the Washington Marble Works,
have placed a very pretty
to I lie memory of their dead
in Cherry Hill Cemetery at Green-
ville. opposite sides of the
is the names of H.
and rattier and
Harding,
en hits After Them.
J. W. Tucker, J.
Gwaltney, A. A. Andrews. W. I.
Forties and J. W. Perkins wail lo
Kinston Thursday evening to at-
tend the C H. Commissioners
court there today. Messrs. Tucker
Cox are the defendants
ed with bounce
without license. A similar MM to
I this from Greenville, was tried at
mo,
returned Friday
J. A.
from Washington.
Bx-Gov. T. J. Jarvis returned
Friday from Wilson.
Rev. J. D. Bandy went to Wei-
don this morning,
Fred came up this morn-
from down the
Home returned Friday
evening from Washington.
Dr, D. I. James returned this
morning from Greensboro.
returned Fri-
day evening Washington. X.
Miss Battle Leggett this
morning for Mildred to., visit her
sister-in-law.
Misses and Aggie
Carr came Friday evening from
Greene county.
Mrs. Cherry returned
Friday from where she
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. M. A. returned
Friday from Mildred, where she
has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. W. F. of near.
came Friday evening
to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Moore.
Dr. Harvey Came Friday
evening from be
has been attending Medical
College.
notion as adopted a
to om member not voting.
A motion was then made to pro-
to the election of other
men, but after consideration
her motion was adopted giving
the Mayor authority to appoint
temporary officers and the Board
adjourned to Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock when another special
meeting will be held to elect
Mayor appointed J. T.
Smith King to serve
tiled.
At her home in Bethel
Mrs. Nancy Moore, wife of Elder
Samuel Moore, died on
morning, at o'clock.
after extreme illness two
weeks. Her remains were inter
red Thursday evening at I o'clock.
surrounded by a large crowd of
relatives and friends. Funeral
services were conducted at the
grave by Elder George
son.
A woman fallen
A devoted wife, a kind,
affectionate mother, loved by all
who knew her.
she leaves nine three
sous six daughters. May the
good Lord guide, protect and com-
fort the husband children in
ad bereavement.
mother of Mrs. Henry
Col. I. A. B. V. and L. the Federal Court in New Bern list
Sugg. On the other opposite sides term and MM brown out, Bo
are the Millie E. wife t is probable that the same
Miss Nellie
from Tarboro
where she has
few days.
Ponder returned
Friday evening,
visiting for a
Not Believed Will Ac pt.
Washington, D. May l
Mr, Towns, who was nominated by
the convention
for Vice President, is well Known
here. His devotion to silver and
the cause of the people against
monopolies Imperialism is so
great he will allow him-
self to U-used as a cat's paw in
Battler's hand for In- own
purpose, it is not believed
Mr. Towns will accept t
He certainly will do -u
if it is embarrassing to Mr. Bryan
lo whose success he is committed.
Celebrate July 4th.
There is talk that w ill
have a fourth July celebration
right this year. A.
Ma, always matters pa-
is the
and will seek the e of
oilier fraternal and
the citizens generally making
the celebration such a micas Green
ville has never seen before.
start the bill a lei every-
unite in making Hie
lion a groat success. II will do us
all good and tile town good.
Out
New York. May -The big
light was pulled at
Island last night, beginning at
o'clock. An immense crowd
line or
goes
He's another to the value
of our mineral water.
We are glad to note that the is-
sue so many town elections are
between the wet and dry ticket.
Certainly in getting out our can
for any office their position
on the question should
taken
A. ti. Cox bad a chill Thursday
was quite sick for a while, but
is out again now.
If you want cents a hundred
for your old iron you had
bring it in rigid away,
the price cannot remain the
same in longer.
The shipment of tobacco
trucks this season was made yes-
If you want the cheapest, latest
and heal cultivator, gee Cox
Mfg. Co.
v. Green is undoubtedly sell-
the best truck barrel oil the
market. It is manufactured at
Bethel, is perfectly solid and
smooth inside, and the prettiest
it is that he them
cheap as
The Tar Heel is wagon for
North Carolinians. A.
Mfg. l. is laying in material for
making a of them, several
orders for which arc already.
Four or live more little girls have
been added to tile roll
hands in the cigar factory. Bud
Joe is completely carried away.
and says he'll swear there's not a
prettier of girls anywhere.
Dan Patrick, of Snow Hill, was
in town Wednesday, and proposes
to handle wagons,
buggies.
carriage Co. have
shipped out several buggies and
arc receiving orders for more.
Come around some day and
what they are doing, and
a little repair job if nothing mole.
TAKE a NEW MAN.
C, May II.
KB I I i
or twenty-live years I have
voted the Democratic ticket. For
twenty live year- I have upheld,
sustained and practiced its
so far as in my power laid, and
I defy any one to prove loyalty
or ration more sincere than my-
self. For this reason I would ask
space order,
simple way to give expression
to my views relative to
matter bow agitating the Dem-
mind of c-
.-. mi weeks in your
paper numbers of of
gentlemen have been -a jest-
ed as suitable for the nomination
I'm-the office el Sheriff. The re-
is there has sprung up a spirit
of rivalry among friends,
even now go intense and bitter,
that there Is strong probability of
its culminating an enmity that
may prove most disastrous to the
party the;, love so well. Mr. Edi- was o'clock, A. M. eastern time
I am acquainted nomination of Charles A.
with each every one of the Towns, of Minnesota, was made for
gentlemen who aspire to this Vice-President, against his ex-
lion and I know them all lo be pressed wish, by the Populist con-
men of high v Bryan had
lost character possessed of all named as nominee for
that naturally tend dent
Mil for this high and nation was the result of a big
taut office, no man would between Senator But-
. White.
STATE NEWS.
.-i-i in North
The next meeting of the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows will be held
in
The Ninth Carolina Press
will meet August 22nd and
23rd at
A meeting the executive com-
the committee on plans
of the North Carolina Tobacco
Association, held
at Raleigh May 24th.
The commencement
of the Baptist Female
at will be held
June
Fire a cotton warehouse at
did damage.
There were cotton in
the
and
Sioux fail-, s. d. Hay
North Carolina and Senator
I of South Dakota on
one side and Senator Allen, of
son. of Kansas on the other. Mr.
EM HEARD.
May I I.
A large crowd to hear
and the other speakers on the
and at night tin- opera house was
full.
The town election was a new de-
Messrs. Rhodes and
Democrats, were elected
from ward, which is over-
black.
J. is
and there is change in
the police mil clerk.
horse driven by Mrs- Jim. II.
Blake ran away during the speak
big on Tuesday. with
no serious
The mall steamer running to
Swan and commanded by
veteran. Rosa Cot, makes her
trip-with leg
Some people kick, how-
ever, and doubtless would even if
they were to banged.
, rill is
proudly cast his vote
of them than myself. sir,
will it, existing
lie wise lo confer the hon
or upon either I Candidly, I
think for spirit of rival- Bryan's wishes in matter were
now so plainly discernible will Ignored. By means of proxies
j be the very means of bringing was able to force the
i about of him so honored, nation f a tor Vice
if the total destruction of our President,
j entire ticket. . If so, why not drop i suggested that Butler is
all and settle upon one ho way lo fusion with Dr.
I is not an mi. who docs not i
peel or want it. and i- as
removing this, most grievous ob- Even the woman who v. lo
and at the saint lime bar- vote is not pleased lo discover hair
all factions, then her upper lip.
victory will perch upon our
So mote it he.
Blow,
Moll and II, F. Keith order to
his return lo Senate.
Dr.
Dental Association
which in
this week, adjourned
morning o'clock. Dr. L.
James of Greenville, was re elected
Treasurer. The association will
meet City next year.
Do
You
I. A. Sugg Mamie A. wife of
B. V. Sugg.
disposition will
cane.
be made of tins
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds T. R. Moore
Issued six marriage during
the week. One five
colored, as i
WHITE.
W. L. and Annie C.
Smith.
Thomas Corey and Jane Dixon.
W. II. Dew and Florence
son.
Greene Jenkins and Little.
Little.
II. Roach and
Boyd.
The education of woman must
play an important part in the
development of the Mouth, accord
tn Dr. C. D. the
of the School
N. C. n man
you do he says.
a woman and you do
for you have not only educated her,
but have made sure of the
four or live of the next gen-
This is the Presidential
L. II. Fonder and J. While re-
turned Friday evening from Win-
ton, where have attend-
the Fellows Grand Lodge.
T. Atkinson, who
time has been a member oft he
hospital corps in army station
Texas, Fri-
day night lo spend a few days here.
The Man Who Shot.
Frankfort, II Should
Jim Howard ask an examining trial
on motion for bail, his friends
say he will on May it is
expected proof w ill be brought out
to show Howard Iliad shot
that killed The
on In prepared to he
the man.
rounds, but wont down defeated
in the twenty fourth. All Hit way
through to the twenty-third round
Hie light rather In
favor, but at this point fortune
favored Jeffries he came out
champion,
Attacked i Cow
Mrs, Johnston, who
lives I lie river, happened tn
an accident Friday. Hue hail boon
lo barn In feed some
when one of cows jumped her
I to hook her. Mrs.
Johnston was thrown to the ground
oil bruised -nine, bill .
i ;
tit
was present, Jim Corbett stood much, but think he
before Jeffries fur twenty-three be found business
the old for the next two
years.
i gel mil on
rainy Yes. or any other
day. Why
Some of saw mills are to
two days in the Ill
older lo curtail out pal of pine
lumber.
the cotton mill
is dead
we arc afraid a long
sleep
Ex Sheriff died on
the Inst. He had Been in a
feeble condition for some time.
Day in
good speech was
a gem, and a large
present. But the
he
n like A
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; on
I r
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t . n
.
That you can get the best Porch
Finishings, Stair Casings, Door
Window and
Fronts, Counters
Office linings. Church Pews,
Pulpit Mantels and in
deed any thing lo lie made of
Hard or Pine, of
KINSTON MANTEL CO,,
Kinston, X. C.
Try for need.
Come To See Us.
tot O o s
. .
No, Mi nil . deal, old
girls who used spinning
rt all
t I
. . .
ll
lie I-
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. ;
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i.
Al old Moore store,
on Five Points, where we have
opened a new and fresh
lock of
Heavy and Fancy Groceries
Consisting of
lion-. Fruits,
Heats, Mom-,
l aimed floods,
Cigars,
fat I everything
f l.
to be found an
ill-ore- v,
We pay the
prices for all kinds f
J Produce,
l ; pit her in cash or in bailer. When
want lo veil or when you
want to buy collie lo see OS,
lo all Who lawn with
we promise entire
I ion.
T, F. CHRISTIAN GO,
mm
Bankers Life Insurance Co.,
OF THE CITY OP NEW YORK
A QUARTER-n OLD
iv- 1869, under Laws the n it
el New York. A Regular
in T. Government
with the X a
Depart meat.
RICHARD MORGAN, President.
CHAS. II. FAX BAB, 1st Vice Wm. M -Plea.
CHAS. B. Sec'y. JAMES Treas.
Home Office, Nassau St., New York City.
T. St. Baltimore, Md
and South Carolina.
THE AMENDMENT.
i the amendment
of MM
tin- General As
i i ISM, to
to voters tot ratification
next An pad i
Section That article VI of the
of Carolina
Hid same is hereby abrogated
ad lieu thereof shall lie
the following article of said
oust it ill
ARTICLE VI.
TO
AN
First. all persons who shall
deny the of Almighty God
Second, nil persons shall have
been convicted or confessed their
guilt on pending, and
a hill I I or not.
or fell hi or any other for
which the punishment may be
in the penitentiary,
since becoming citizens of the
I or corruption and
unless such
person shall restored to the
rights of citizenship a manner
prescribed by law.
Sec. . This act shall lie in force
from and after its ratification.
BOARD OF
Wm A Rash, Corn Exchange Bank, New York Oily
living National Sew York
Mason, Bank of York, N U A Sew York City
North American Trust New York City
A Chase National Hank. New City
William N Y Clearing House We. New York City
Richard Morgan. Bankers Life Co, New York City
William First National Bank, York City
Win A Sherman, X Produce New York City
James N v York City
Edward Baldwin, National Park Bank.
Edward T Bank of York. S B A, N. York City
John II Cart, Market and National Ne York City
G Leather S Bank. N Y City
Chas Banker New City
Walter The Savings B New York City
Parsons, Chemical National Bank. New
Butler. Leather National Bank. S Y
Goo Maynard, Mechanics Bank. Brooklyn, S
K I. for Savings. N Y City
Elder, C Co, Bankers . N Y City
FINANCE COMMITTEE OF BOARD OF
Win II Chairman . President Bank N Y City
Chas President Irving National Bank. S City
ES Mason. Bank of New York. N B A, N Y City
President North American Ti list Co, City
A B Hepburn. Chase National Bank. N Y
William Manager N Clearing House N Y City
Richard Morgan, President Bankers X Y City
l i OF OF DIRECTORS
Wm B Cashier First National Ban. N
Edward Baldwin. X Park Bank, N Y City
Edward T Bank Net York, N B A. N X City
Mi Bankers Life Insurance Co, N V City
IT WILL PAY TO INVESTIGATE tin new policies of
the The Life, Limited Payment Life and Endowment
contain all the date natures, j of which arc original.
Good Tiling's.
Did you ever look the in your life insurance
w .- in the Bankers Life Insurance Company of
City New York. issues
and the like, made prominent as
Of course we have these features, too, for the is
nothing if not but
Did you ever see a policy with the Company keeps an
dual
Or one in which ail earnings are guaranteed to the policy holder f
Or one which guaranteed both reserve and surplus U surrendered
Or one which gives all surplus at death,
lion line of policy
Or one, fact, which treats the policy-holder with absolute
equity, confiscating no portion of the premiums, allowing a
policy-holder to control his own money all times, as far as is consist-
with a conservative system which embraces the best points of
banking and
If yon have never seen any of these investigate
the new policies of the Bankers Life Insurance Company of the City of
New York.
Who are and directors Among are of the
best known men in Ne York financial circles.
The Company's record has been for economical man-
safe investments, equitable dealings with its policy-holders
low cost of Insurance Protection,
For further information and agencies, address
has. i. Street, Baltimore, Md.
or A. P. BLACK. Greenville. N. C.
REFERENCE IN I. Little, Cashier Bank of
Green, R I Hooker i While.
contrary, he usually acquires one.
This would a hard world if we
Section Every male person
in United States, and
even male person who has
twenty-one years of
age. and possessing the
set out in this article, shall
be entitled to vote at any election
the people in the State, except
as herein otherwise provided.
Sec. He shall have resided in
the State of North Carolina for two
years, the county six months,
and the precinct, ward or other
election district which oilers
to Vote, four months next
the Provided, That
removal from one precinct, ward
or oilier election district
in the same shall not ope-
rate to deprive any person of the j professional
right to vote in the precinct,
A. la
No matter how successful an
undertaker may lie he is always
to grief.
The man who runs for Halted States
doesn't get out of breath. the Senator A. of Texas,
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect
by the occasional
Tint's Liver They reg
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, ,
constipation and
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver
OVER THE
articles on which
revenue tax is assessed can now be
shipped to Hawaii without the tax
being first paid.
At Constable Hook N. J., a large
part of the Jersey Storage Com-
work pier are
The loss is placed at
Ex-Congressman David B.
CATARRH CAN BE CURED BY
Johnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART
EN TBS Am
A 1st Doctor
Id a la a a famous and
to his and sententious discourse, were a of wall
dressed men, lawyers, business men and commercial
Mr firm belief. Is that medical science is vet to show that all dis-
eases without exception are caused by which are organ-
isms, is the of that terrible disease diphtheria. Here bacillus
of typhoid and here is the still more dreadful bacillus of tubercle which
died morning of grippe.
Charles V. chief of the
will ii cost mo to insure life in your Company for i tie
sum of. I was born on the.
day of. . is
c H AS. i . Name.
St. Baltimore. Md. Address.
The Cut n
FiX makes nil.
makes
man, so tar its appearance goes.
is our pride no
line is spared either in lo
material or workmanship.
High Art
with our name I
us, ill made in our
i. k room i m
supervision.
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ML.
v and retail Grocer and
Dealer, Cash paid for
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Bar
Egg, etc. Bad-
ails. Oak Suits,
Carriages, Go-Carts,
Sail-. Safes,
Ax
lo
n Beauty Can-
Cb Hi.-. Peaches, Apples.
Pine A pies, Syrup, Jelly,
Flour, .
M Food, Matches, oil,
Meal Hulls. Gar
den Sew Oranges, Apples, Nun.
Candies. Dried Apples, Peaches,
Raisins, class
China Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware. and Crackers, Mara
h e-e, Stand
ard Ma c mi
i goods. and
i for cash,
sic .
were to do the things we of the Havana
tell other people we would do it we is arrested
were in their places. Y. charged with
It's that the hardest
drinker drinks easiest.
man in a million is pretty example how the
apt to lie the with a million. narrowing the
It's only for a fellow to chances of men who would
feel cheap when bis salary has go into business and driving
reduced. i them from the Slate. It is a news
A frieze on the wall won't keep j Orleans Plea-
things c in the refrigerator. vane.
All men are pone to give advice tobacco in North
men. They very roseate. If the
young man Chanel's to be looking
or
from The man who has spent all his
an occupation,
remarked H.
guest at the
has to take fat. sit. Charles, from Win-
Many a fellow spends his sum tobacco center up near the
Biers in town in older that bis wife Virginia line. tobacco trust
may do the spending out of town. pros-plug everything. It is only
Lots of women who sew a matter of a time, at the
a button on can patch up a quarrel, present rate, until North Carolina
Jersey and hotel pro- are in the power
are getting their bills In I of the trust.
nape. Winston are twenty
When a man who lives in a live or concerns,
which hi has removed, until four in a boarding house seldom Walter a
months after such removal. No
person who has been convicted, or
who has confessed his guilt
curt upon indictment of any crime
the punishment of which Is, or may
hereafter imprisonment in the
Hate prison, shall he to
vote, unless the Slid person shall
1st restored to citizenship in
the manner prescribed law.
Sec. o. Every person offering to boarding house baa gaol the land- they are loosing their laden-
Greenville Tailoring Co., M
vote shall be the time a legally
registered voter as herein
ed and in the manner
provided by law the General
Assembly of North Carolina shall
enact general registration laws to
carry into effect the provisions of
this article.
Sec. I. Every person presenting
himself for registration shall be
able to and write any section
of the constitution the English
before he shall lie
entitled lo vote, have paid on or
before the day of March of the
year in which lie proposes to vote,
his poll tax as prescribed by law-,
for the ions year. Poll taxes
shall a lien on assessed
properly, and no process shall issue
to enforce the collection of
except against assessed property.
Sec. 5- No male person who was,
on January 1867, oral any time
prior thereto, entitled lo vote
laws of any State in the
Stall's wherein he then re-
sided, no lineal descendant of
y such person, shall be denied
right to register and vote at
any election In this State by person
of his failure to possess the
qualifications prescribed in
section I of this Provided,
he shall have registered in accord-
w terms of this section
prior to December i. The
General Assembly shall provide for
a permanent record all persona
who register under this section on
or before November I. and
all such shall lie entitled
to and all elections
people in Mate, unless
under section of this
article; provided, such persons
shall have paid their poll lax as re
quired by law.
See. All elections b
shall be iii ballot, and nil
the General
shall be vino.
See livery voter in North
Carolina, except as in this
disqualified, shall lie eligible to of-
lice, before entering upon the
duties of the ho shall take
and Subscribe the following oath
do
I will support and
maintain constitution and laws
of Slates, eon-
end laws of forth Cam
Inconsistent
that I will faithfully discharge
duties of
So help
lady assumes an air of great When I left there, a few
Dance. ago, looked like one firm
No, Maude, dear, a vessel I Winston was bidding a in
it has nothing to do with the
hatchway. Haw thorn has come lo New
Any man can run into debt. , Orleans to enter business here,
he can't get out of it so
It's much easier to keep trick of THE B
where our money come from
where it goes.
Here bacillus
of tubercle which
causes that most of all diseases, consumption. that
common and supposed incurable disease,
I wish. said the man, that you would tell we about
catarrh. I hare bad it for years, and I am thoroughly
The Doctor answered. like diphtheria, typhoid
a host of other diseases, is the result of a microbe invading the blood
and attacking specially mucous membrane. This foul and moat
disease is especially prevalent in the United States and it is rare to meet one
who ts not, or bus not been troubled more or less with it. How often la he or
he obliged to remain at home from pleasant entertainment, deprive
of ii n v intellectual treats, from fear of the disagreeable odor, arising from ca-
affections. In Its worst phase, the becomes loathsome both to
himself and his friends.
continued this great the true way to heal ca-
is to medicate the blood. This can be done only by powerful
which act as blood
Betsy A. of Co., Mich.,
Dear ten years I sufferer from general chronic
catarrh. My face was pale as death. was weak and abort of breath. I could
hardly walk. I was so and had a ringing In my head all the time. My
hands and feet were always cold. My appetite was very poor. On getting up
in the morning, my head swam so I was often obliged to lie down again. had
awful pains in the small of my back. had a continual feeling of tiredness.
My muscular power was almost entirely gone, and I f-o half a
steps stopping to rest, and often that much exercise caused me to have
a pain in my side. It seemed as though blood had left my reins. The doc-
tors said my blood had all turned to water. I had given up all hope of ever get-
ting well I tried the best physicians the but failed to get any relief.
My husband got me a bottle of Johnston's I took it, and I
bought another. When these had been used, I w-as somewhat improved in
health. I continued use, and felt I was growing stronger; my sleep was re-
freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel new blood moving through my
kept taking it, and now consider myself a well and rugged woman. work
all the time, and am happy. I am positive that the Sarsaparilla saved my life.
The sick headaches I hare had since childhood, have disappeared, and my ca-
has almost entirely left me. I cannot be too thankful for what Johnston's
Sarsaparilla has done for me. I recommend all women who have sick head-
aches to your
SOLD BY Hot.
NOTICE TO
duly
county as Executor
of Last Mill and Testament of Nancy
Wallace, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all persons to said estate to
payment to
all claims sail es-
are lo present the
for payment on or before the day
notice will he plead in
liar of recovery.
of April. 1900.
THOMAS
of Nancy Wallace.
When a pawnbroker dies and his
wife conducts bis business she lie-
comes a loan widow.
Refreshing- Sleep.
To obtain good sleep, the
Tims recommends the
rules, the value of which
can be tested by any one who cares
to follow
Take a brisk walk of one or more
miles before retiring-when
led with one
has been exercising the open
air the afternoon.
the evening meal be simple
and not eaten too near bed time.
Absolute from the
mind i I all topics of business.
In many a bunch of fresh
lettuce before retiring a
effect.
Cultivate a sternly, full, well
drawn nay of breathing, which
always induces sleep.
CHILLS
and fever is a bottle of trove's
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply
Iron and a tasteless form
No pay. Trice
Main Strict. N. Phone K,
War has slain its thousands, but
pestilence and famine are slaying
their tens of thousands. The Brit-
lb casualties if present war in
South Africa have been, as we re-
member, quite Hard-
a quarter of these, however,
have been killed, the greater part
being losses from capture and
wounds. be number of men
killed the armies
during the civil war was
the number dying of
Hi, dying with
death.-, i accidents and other
causes Total deaths in the
Colon arm; The
of Confederate soldiers who
died of wounds was
Tin so latter are terrible
and y number of
In India today is
according to the
dispatch
Observer, and with the most
of the govern-
and sweet charity of
the world at large there is hope
for relief for only of the
starving human
statement Is colossally appall
Sec. B, The following class of Ob-
persons shall lie disqualified
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The Clerk of tic Superior Court of Pitt
entity, Letters t
lo me, on the
day 1900, on of Thomas
J. is
given lo all lo
to make payment to the
and lo all of said estate to
present
l within twelve
after Of this notice, or Ibis
notice will
This the 7th day of May,
on the estate Of Thomas J.
NOTICE
of Tucker Co., of
M A. K. Tucker W. E.
Tucker by mutual content dissolved
or day of
All persons lo th. firm
will please make settlement Ones with
either of shove All persons
having claim.- the will please
present their chum to Tucker t once.
Ids April IS.
A.
W. h.
LAND SALE.
By virtue a decree of the Superior
Conn Pin county proceeding
Ann Tyson others
Vines and
sell land for lion. Tim
Commissioner wilt for cash
the Court door in Greenville
the following
LAND SALE.
By virtue of a decree the Super
Court Pitt county at December term
ten in the ease r. J. II. vs.
Alfred Andrews el the undersigned
will sell for cash before
Court door in on Mon-
day of June following
Inn of land, situate in
in Hi being
land h said Alfred
How at a pine in
line of J. 1- Bryant's laud and
of a piece or parcel of laud to
heirs running
with the said J. line north
east So to a to a piece
Of land to Nelson and
Martini J Nelson. with their line
north degrees west Doha lo back
line, theme with Hie said line to corner
of W. H heirs, will
their lino to the
u n a.
May 3rd, Col.
CURE YOUR CHILLS AND FIVER, MALARIA
and night Sweats with
Tasteless Tonic at Mo, per
to take. Money
if it fails. Restores
blood and makes
you well. None other as good.
and guaranteed at drug
stores of Bryan, and
WHICH
III. I IN----
Whichard. N. C.
The Stock complete in every
pan men and prices as low as the
Highest market price
aid for country produce.
The One Day Cold
F sore
lain
sad can.
DIRECTORY
a B.
Lay Services every 2nd and 4th
Sunday morning.
Sun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
evening.
Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday-
school a. m. C. D. Rountree,
superintendent.
every Sun-
day, morning and evening.
meeting Wednesday evening. Rev.
M. Watson, pastor. Sunday
school p. in. W F. Harding,
I lit
thin.
Sunday, morning and evening. Rev.
J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday-
school a. m. E. B.
at the
Opera House every 2nd Sunday
morning and night. Rev. I, W.
Davis, pastor.
regular services.
LODGES
A. F. A. M. Greenville
Lodge, No. meets first and
. .,. t
panel or tract of land situ- third Monday evening. R.
ate in Pill county in
the lands of Bud
Cobb others,
containing less, being
known the home tract.
K.
This April 1900.
TAX TASTELESS CHILL
per Cures Chills and
Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and
Money if it doesn't.
No other as good, the kind
with the Red Cross on the label.
Sold and guaranteed by
Bryan and druggists.
OLD DOMINION LINE
My res leave Washing-
ton daily A. M. for Green
ville, leave Greenville daily at
P. M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays at A. If. for Tar-
leave Tarboro for Greenville
v s, Sat s
at A. M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for nil points for the West
railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
Old Dominions. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
Line from
Boston.
JNO. SON,
Washington, N. C.
CHERRY,
Greenville, N. C.
W. M. J. M. Reuse, Sec
Lodge, No.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
R. L. G. E. E Griffin,
See.
K. of River Lodge,
meets every Friday evening
R. M. C. C; T. M. Hooker,
K. of R.
R. Vance Council, No.
1696, meets every Thursday even-
W. B. Wilson, R. M. R.
Lang, Sec.
O. U. A. every
Wednesday night in I. O.
O. F hall. J. B. White,
A. O. Council,
No. meets every first and third
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows
Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy
Chief; D. S. Smith, Sec.
I. O. Conclave
No meets every second and
fourth Monday nights in Odd
Hall. W. B. Wilson
Sec.
mo
PATENTS
ADVICE AS
Notice in
Book
1.1. lime, D. C.
FREE
PATENT
An
or IMp
for free stud
BOOK ON
Mai
J. L COREY,
r.
-DEALER IN-
-A GENERAL LINE OF
II
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
I can now lie found in the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
FOR
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. EDITOR
-AT-
VOL XIX
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, MAY
NO
Ed. H.
GROCER.
IF YOU WANT TO BE TREATED BIGHT AND
AT THE SAME TIME BUY GOODS BIGHT
TO THE BIGHT PLACE WHERE
WILL GET HONEST WEIGHT A
LY RELIABLE
Alston Grimes and W It
Executive Alston
Grimes, Cox, Israel
Edwards and W E Praetor.
Elks was elected chairman.
FALKLAND.
J- B, CHERRY i
Ed. H.
Delegate-.
Jonas
J L
W X fierce
B Gay
w H Moore
Little
II
Alternates.
j B Gardner
E F
John King
J K
B R Gotten
J S Harris.
PRIMARIES.
Large In livery Town-
ship.
accordance with the call of
the county executive committee,
primaries were held in the several
townships last Saturday to select
delegates to the county convention
ts lie held Greenville next Sat
GREENVILLE.
to nominate
Constable and Justices of Peace, I
to name B Allen
III L
We give following reports F Hart
the townships so far as re. John Pierce, Sr.
calved. From some only the names. Henry
of delegates alternates came Hardy
baud. j E
I A It Holton
i J Brooks
Alternates, j R R Jackson
S V j Asa
BEAVER DAM.
Delegate-
W R Home W II Morgan
W J
Tyson W II Moore
R J Lang J King
I I M Lewis J I Allen
Robert May Lewis
J w S
Beach I
W B Meeting was to order by
J I A. L. Blow, who was elected chair-
W W Thomas, man. and editors of town pa-
elected secretaries.
Monte moved town-
ship follow usual custom and divide
select delegates each sec
lion.
W. L. Brown requested the
motion be withheld until he could
oiler a resolution. The resolution,
was unanimously adopted.
was as follows
Whereas, we believe
should lie recognized in public
and the same commended
therefore be It, resolved Unit this
primary of Greenville township
here assembled heartily endorse the
THE GROCER.
Mooring
I Little
a i Ross
J S
S A Congleton
Convention called lo order by A
G Cox, who was elected chairman
and Gannon secretary.
Precincts Nos separated
To PEOPLE, OUR AND OF
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
We
We
are
still in the of your
the best line of
General Merchandise
Effect Prayer.
Science bi
.-n great remarked the
the other
us be helped an female
I he
I i man's false teeth
reminded me of l to you be-
in asked the passenger to
whom the observation was
in. believe i;. it I
help He friend. I seen n
demonstration of with me own
;. -I.
For three nights the woman
a . tried rent-
toothache and Pack-
ham's Pain and
j Per tent. Investment
Taxes Paid by Company.
i i. I us
i Drewry , Pros.
S Wynn, Vice
s man, Tun-.
K Ally, f
o. Allen, I
Latta.
S n . J
TEN
ATES, with Semi
Annual Coupons, each.
Payable in June and at
and Hank of
Secured by first
gage on residence property worth
nearly double amount of loans, with
principal payable ten after
date of issue, are being sold for a
to be found any store in I'm County. Well choice
selections, the creations of the best manufacturers America
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring. Summer
and Winter. We work for yours and our mutual ad-
vantage, is our pleasure to show you what you to
sell you if we can. offer you very service, polite
attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well
established business built up strictly its own merits.
When you come to market you will do justice
if you do not sec our immense before buying elsewhere.
Remember u the following line- of general merchandise.
Globules everything f which gives
I to the live and one third per
store hail, her . r on
kepi and a of nearly
Dry and Motions
Hats n
Jacket
I Silks and Satins, Dre
and Man Oil Cloth
Alternates.
Win
Bryant Ives
G Berry
I J
J Spier
L II
Shoes.
Men's. Women's and
Harness, Horse and
-he thou go in
I- Christian . e, so i be
one In lo
conn to I Le house.
together for hours
and the old
like a baby Si. . e
treatment was all right, was
passenger.
I -ii ml I i;. ii red
. i b
he you i it. but when
up the and
i i i boiler
lo her head veil of
; v. Mo e
front,
per cent, maturity, male-
a more than seven per
i i annum. This i- one of
the and investments on
the market. Loan- made on real-
of eight time.
further
Mechanics and Investors Union.
Sec. Raleigh, N. C.
Dr. . L. ;. .
DENTIST.
N.
v Fleming store.
S S
w J Tripp of past campaigns by our
Lorenzo ; most Chairman of the,
Jerry Executive Committee, j
Charles La whom Caleb Cannon I A. L. Blow. and recommend
Edgar Ballard Allen Jackson J that he be again selected for this
Ivey Smith Dr Joseph which he has so
J D Cox filled for mote than twenty
W B Tucker
J W
brad
W J Jackson
Joseph us fox
J R Sugg
Groceries.
Flour, Meat, Sugar.
Hardware,
Coffee, Scad Is,
Delegates,
T Tyson
J S Norman
C D Smith
John
Joseph Tyson S W C Hooks
The following were nominated J J May
for Justices of the J H Smith
Tyson, Ivey Smith, Edgar Ballard. E Ellis
For Constable, Mills Smith. J M C
Executive Ty-, A G Cox
son, S W V A Jesse Cannon
Plows, i low fixtures, Nails and
Executive
Jessie Smith.
Resolutions were adopted to
elect A L Blow, Chairman of the j Jesse Cannon, Arthur Jackson express a
years.
A. D. Johnston stated under
the plan of organization a primary
election could he called for, and as
the principal contest before
county convention would he for
Sheriff he called tor a primary vole
Furniture.
for and every thing line.
We buy strictly for sell for Either Cash or on Approved
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit Dealing,
Your
S. CO.
I of the Negro
hi b u attract-
address
the Charles
Two Fanatics Still Pasting
Shiver, the two
who arc in jail Percy,
the Creole, arc still fasting. They
have fifteen days and
i. . of food has passed the
of either of them.
A Messenger reporter
c to -c yesterday, they
i n So reclining on blanket
re- No. J Z ever
clinic
ii
W W Bullock, chairman, T A
county Democratic Executive Com- W Ho. A G Cox. II K
Ellis, J J May, W B Tucker
The following resolution was
Resoled by Demo
Thigpen, secretary. voters of Con tent
Delegates.
J A Briley
vote of the delegation to the
j Convention to be for each can-
according lo bis strength in
It A Parker
It W Faithful
J A Tyson
W W Bullock
Executive
Alternates.
N S
John Faithful
Charley Pollard
Barrow
Clark
Hathaway, Barrow, R A Par-
J A Briley and Charlie Parker.
Barrow, W W
Bullock and J Holland.
Constable- Pollard.
BETHEL.
Called to order by S
S A Gainer made chairman and It
J. Grimes, secretary.
Committee A
Gainer, chairman, M A James, w Carroll
O Little, J Grimes and I W j j
, P W
J J Elks
ship in convention assembled,
that we endorse the course of A I.
Blow, chairman of the Democratic
Executive Committee of Pitt
and recommend that the
committee township be
requested to vote for his re-election.
Meeting railed lo older by Dr C
M Tucker
W Tucker
F M
Harvey Allen
Watson
Moor.
N II
II Williams
I Gains.
rial Science Asocial ion in Wash-
Monday evening.
He took position against high
, i ion of the i
Ibis had him v,
ii
i- by the raw
line ii i; i man
-training in and
in handiwork.
fact Mr.
. I Warner has bin life in the
, ,, , North and i icily in pursuits
Leon II ox
III
I. . lied
no with
com be has
truly wonderful in
M Jones, who was made permanent
chairman, J J Elks, secretary.
Delegates,
G W Venters
J M Cox
It t Chapman
primary.
L. I. Moore vigorously opposed
the primary election, but the chair
man ruled that under plan of
organization when such primary
election for it should be
held. He I hen appealed from the
rilling of chair, making
speech against the primary
Speeches in favor of the
election and to sustain chair
were made by J. L. Fleming, A.
D. Johnston, Fleming,
W. II. A vole on
the appeal almost unanimously
the ruling of chair.
N T l ox j The elect ion was then held, the
J I result being as follows
Alter I
James.
Magistrates-6 T Carson, Ben
S A Gainer Cad-
die James.
Delegates
R J Grimes
Lit lie
M A James
D M
G L Moore
S A Gainer
B W James
Alternates.
Robert
T II
J Carson
J Taylor
J T Nelson
W Di
J s Brown
Q w Bullock.
J A K Tucker
W L Clark
W E Proctor
Alston Grimes
Dr M Jones
Israel Edwards
B Galloway
Hardy Stokes
Fred
Robert Smith
Shade Stocks
L A Arnold
Adam Gashing
Calvin Mills
Ed
D Buck
II Proctor
M Moore
P Stocks
George Button
Hi iii
Thomas Stokes
j B Williams
King Harrington i I,
Forbes
Jones Mason i. Hooker
Tucker i.
The following were selected as
delegates to the Count j
Delegates, Alternates,
Joseph us Mayo S I I
Smith OB Fleming
A D Johnston J D Fleming
Adrian I. Fleming.
Noah w
C Hooker J L Fleming I
Hit I
L Coward D J Whichard j
Harding
Harris Moore
Flanagan D Rountree
It W II
S Smith R
Parker C I While
J Arthur
I'S O E alien
II A Tyson Chas
James Tit Moore
For Constable A Button was
by acclamation,
ho following nominal
for Justices of L A
Mayo, I'M II
Jenkins, It A Tyson
Executive Committee Precinct
No l, Brooks.
J W Vincent, H Long, W II
Parker. So S, A Johnston, II
I. Fleming, F
i Harding. M I Bum.
S.
Made by the Orange v.--.
hi go. if you
W G Bullock nominated
able.
CAROLINA
J L
G T House
W E Warren
W Stokes,
B Galloway.
Delegates from were in-
lo vote for J
for Sheriff,
For Justices of Peace Chap
W H I W L Smith, J M Cox, J A K
Marion Crawford
Nash
J E Fleming
Joseph Tripp
J s Heater
F M Hodges
Paul
J W Brooks
R W Allen
H It Smith
Forbes
J W Vincent
C A Tucker
J B Button
MG
Delegates,
C E Bradley
II M Jones
David
Alternates,
M T
J A Harris
W i,
SWIFT
Aim iv a J
can't p iv go.
Tears drops from u
storm shaken heart.
Smiles are the from a
serene shining ml.
ill vi
i- into mi I.
The smiling face i-
reflection of a happy heart.
is much easier to .
in ii i- 1.1 i ash.
i in iv bill vie
lake ii- corpse on subscription,
average i i hi- a
large i
No. Maude,
is exactly synonymous
with free speech,
I w ho paints hi ii-
i false
in Lie
conversation being much
of ii blow,
A III tailor's,
There
is Hal failure.
ii., ii . i i and accuracy
Iii . ; ;. is that Mr. War-
iii i i.- . in i.
X ii.;. he in.- frequent v I
the and
has en careful student
. rial ml race
these i ms bis study
be has reached exactly the South
em i
ii. i Win i
i may nil.
in their cell, hardly able to sit up.
When asked about eating, re-
plied were not hungry
continue to last until
their appetites came to them.
. religious fanatic, is
lo I., walk around He
only sis days and is now
eating three hearty meals a day
and would take a lunch between
each i ii were offered lo him.
lie lid he had received a
mi from the High spirit tell-
Hi ii he would die on the
ii taut. He he will be-
gin to n away flesh on the
Mill.
in ii asked about his belief in
heaven he said he would have lo
Limes before he could en-
heavenly portals. He says
In- w ill i nine back to Ibis earth
after his first two deaths, but
in Inch and soul each time, and
the death would relieve
of these worldly sufferings
In would last reach heaven.
Percy speaks Spanish French
i for one of his kind
i I -ill. i .- ii i II e, and u i
a- ii is, fuel here in
; en in l in c
. cl
. Hi in u is line
who i- i ling I lie may Is
i . i. i law
v . ii h iii-lane. me mil
liar between, duly
I lei i- In
j , Iii w
,,, i ii. and lb opp .
mil lo it ;
. i i. an If,
. nil due hue
all I- him.
. good English.
He and two other who
an him. v ill be ii led
, he June term of the criminal
court for being accessories to the
ill ; ii the who lasted
i . de result of their teach-
Messenger.
u i
more devotees lo
III I Ci IV
,. . , , MM,
ii i is ., ,
Frank makes oath
he is senior partner of
firm of A- Co., doing
business in of Toledo,
aforesaid, and
said will pay Hum of
in DOLLARS
i ever;, ease of Catarrh
be cured the use of
Hull's Cure,
before me and Midi-
I . to nil
W hen n i m
A Johnston
I. It
II Cox
Job Moon
Calvin Tucker
J A
W F
Nobles
world will be one prison
i be hypocrite is a hyena.
Is more
hydrophobia,
neigh bar before he has a.,
opportunity to mod-
title-
There ill Is no faker in till
world when the an ill dead.
a ST
in i a
I.
fill CHILLS
Grove's
bill Tonic, is simply
I run and quinine in n form
no put.
of D.
A. W.
Notary
l is taken in-
and acts directly on the
and mucous surfaces of the
system. Scud for testimonial free
Props.,
sum
km
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m-