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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. -------1 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 -s m-

EASTERN REFLECTOR X. C. Greenville, X. c, as Mail Matter. A bur i came f his . l business OB Sunday noon, tun two weeks ago, and D. J. WHICHARD. ,,.,.,, ; t,. a gentleman standing bat be had done bus- Entered at th- Peat ,,, ,,.,, he said on Saturday. do Ku- law abiding Greenville M w it- of The Danger responsibility I jet there are i come good people of tail u ho We see rations esteemed mo . temporaries, against any of weeks. warnings Democrats I that attempts to cl.-c regard ,,,. to the fate of the amendment. An law- aim la n in a to a friend an afraid our people ate too confident. We bald tight, but believe we can Ex-Judge i. Mien, member the lower house of Legislature from Wag a few that the danger to the part ism being b sure. is speaking much the sail., We note this kind by C. LETTER I of the tun Adjourned In. , . Ass Three Week off. I Rebel e. Raleigh, X. C. Ma IS. . . . having time set for of. . . tin- Legislature of ed three weeks off and vet little has said A new hospital building is being erected at the Confederate Soldier's Home here. for which was made the Legislature wore than a year ago. Secretary MiC Drew of informs km that there are Masonic ledges a BOW lodge tor talk with it lie the safely the Bud ticket. Months ago, when even I else was joy The Observer as signed itself position on the tiring line and on established reputation as a croaker. a truth I hat a political is never until it woo, and while the of this campaign lain not be attained unless the moans are employed. There is work and a gnat deal of diligent the Democratic party, and it stands ii in hand to loon the facts squarely in the Observer. Yes. the above bit true. We have not carried this election jet a great deal, and there is a possible danger of not carrying it. it is to be alarmed than be carelessly dent. And the same connection R word of warning to the Democrats of Pitt county, who are just on eve of nominating a county ticket would not be i place. We hear that . who i- put on the ticket this year, will he not la- too sure that There is of a great mistake along Sol man who makes and tin wire to gel delegates the con best run lathe Held, Thai are men who could be put on the ticket who would votes ticket and for amendment as well. There are men who could be nominated i the lo have four and i year ago, with meeting the same result. too in this that any- body you nominate be elected because he is the Don't Put men on ticket, men whose Democracy is above and who place the interests of the par- above their own ambition, Wit ii pi in a i g were hi in the county, Sal ml it can he said the Dem- of of before and are deli to do full duty. m tile a- the largest we bi business said . mil II,. secretary took ., w will published Ibis important even. At decided and again a i have opinion or that there will be a slim the members will only not receive pay for their i ice.- bile here but will W put to of maintaining themselves during don't believe ii; I cannot sub- scribe to such a view. Again, ii is urged that many may think that is for a to . that is to representative.-. I in order to i i May H. The of up the connect .; of a large sum of money the Cuban W. who baa chief agent and others, will be he regard the as an lime for a thorough investigation of and taxes. Senator Bacon says be wailed nearly a week to give the i an.- an to pro offer resolution Senate on relation with I to investigate receipts from all since the Cuba by our troops, and expenditures for all purposes during that period, and report i. the Senate at the possible dale. his i Bacon purpose is to the moneys which have been re disbursed in Cuba. We know that there has been some proper Ill view is our j to thorough while matter, only excuse In our desire to govern the i u the of the Cubans, and we whether are doing our d toward those That a number including the director of Posts i i i Auditor of postal accounts bare beau suspended, is proof the public i- being deceived by official saying i only official who ha.- been implicated in stealing. If a proper investigation is male. ii will be I there has a ring working on the Cuban revenues, but what doesn't wish he teller arraigned to the in hand, a arable absent them selves on that account. This is false premise, such a ion would be very unfortunate for not believe a single patriotic the can it. Ii is highly important that every member of Gen oral should attend. reasons are obvious to a detail place several questions are likely to be i on some of then the party be divided a.- to of accomplishing desired results, and u i highly the bod and the should have ELECTION PRECINCTS. Places For the Election. In with Chapter Mir. county Board of for at a Bleating held on the 7th day of county designated the pol ling place.- BI DAM Township shall election i with the polling place at May's Chapel. TOWNSHIP shall constitute one w poll- place at Parker's School House near Gun Swamp Church. Township shall constitute one poll- place the Tow u of Bethel. township Carolina Tow n.-hip shall lute one precinct with the polling place at Stokes on W. W. K. R. mil TOWNSHIP Township shall constitute so far this year, and that Ibis old and Order was in Butler's followers are of his the Pop. of a for Vice- , Tow . against l he advice Mr. a Allen other more But lei. He was re elected national chairman. of the meal of Justice at Washington have been here several days the Stale penitentiary management on account of complaint.- preferred t file.- Federal prisoners, one of one election with the poll whom a killed a few ago. township. This latter incident is not basis is Of Investigation, A re- into two precincts Washing N ton this week. of the west and committee of south of the line to Second Congressional has Commencing at the Beaver Dam j refused ,,,. I low line on old Plank , ., , ., . , near s and, called May 34th with the lead- at although advised to Warren's Chapel, to the to southeast of the city, there do by Chairman and forks of the road near the old B trouble trouble. There There Frank a minister and arc five Gilliam, kt Op- ;. i -.-. By JACOB No. BOOK M I Ho .; V BOOK id tear bow ; v ii . UM No. POULTRY BOOK v . beat I Book v life II t. i C Ne. ; COW BOOK SWINE BOOK . et u . E carver act teal, h V Kl t . who a Cow, Hoc if mi . -v.-K to lA MB Tb UM JOURNAL i . . th had. v . u i i ti in . . Any ONE of a the FARM i . will be by St BOOKS . A Row Over Cent In small colored church road near is also talk of a split m a J. W. that noted Swift Galloway. F. A. A lively a-ht a to branch of the schism came called mill run near t. a. Hooks, residence; thence to light yesterday when down said branch or mill ran to pastor, A Historic Favor of down Swift before M H. O. Severs and creek to the public road leading by C. thence with said road lo Meet Four times has the occupant of House; the public road lit of opinion and and the White II a candidate leading by Caleb lo action of the representatives of all the of every in the Commonwealth. The text of pending Amendment will up for some think then should be certain additions made thereto and the or change of other passages. To reach as to these matters it i very that the com Bel of every Democrat legislator should available and or caucus should be participated in by them I lake it there is none so capable of giving good advice as to the conditions and future and of stating views and desires of the voters a these themselves, from people whom represent, r matters of lie- swore out a warrant u for religious worship. Ten eight of them Fork swamp; shall constitute I of the church, while two were of Township, and White, who with the polling place the town and never yet has the Free- Ayden. idem been No. A that part of add township lying east and north for re-election a whom lie four After two Tear Premium hate IS THE of Policy Has Cash -Value, Loan Value, , Paid up . Insurance works automatically. Will lie reinstated within were witnesses for the defendant. three after lapse if you are last good health. night Parson Williams After Second Year bated Thomas Jefferson, but iii of above line shall lo take up Jefferson defeated Precinct No. ship polling John Adams defeated An- drew but four years later Jackson defeated Adams. Martin Falkland Township shall Van William with he Harrison, but four later place in town of Van Harrison defeated 1888, bill in 1898 Cleveland defeated Harrison. In William J. Bryan. Every cation to the fact that these men will be opposing 1.1; shall con election precinct with the pol Mug place the town of No Incontestable. Dividends are payable at of the second and of each ling year, provided a collection. deacon passed around hat and he trans- lo The pulpit and engaged fur current year lie paid him in it was They may lie used as the parson x. To or his To the or negatively. To Make Policy Payable The parson seemed out of tern- Endowment during the Lifetime per. He went back lo his pulpit of bill be announced no theme for dis-, .,, . , Instead he began lo abuse Greenville is hereby , divided dale in Ami was not or honest; lions arc that the history part ill I i 1.- will j. l. M. c. repeat Itself in then coming same year of the town of lying Tar river and line, lo liver at the mouth of the branch and very few of them bad kept bureau U he too late lo attend I World Herald. for to them next winter. instance during the armor clause the naval appropriation, bill, and arraignment was by Mr. Teller said display board, when the appear- I bl I for purpose of git had been some limes ab I pitiful, and he i i I a private minutes he bad able to gel mil of one . 1- in hour; also there engineers In civil life who . I make g Us , in,, ,,,, , Hun the Board i t not listen I., Hart, of a . who i- In Washington on many representative and Democrats, who have best interests of part at bean, say that provision should lie made holding tile Primary. ordered so era helming the following lone of I hem bad promised to pay tearing on Tar month for preach- MR COX MOT IN IT. . May It. had the Johns, as X. I ago with such the , pleasure forming eastern boundary of r-s-t town, and Up , audience . branch to , . , . , . , j westerly with Third to Pit reel. a southerly I most a body. deacon spoke course with Fill street to in and haul that be had W. in print the sou avenue, thence with Dickinson the cents to liquidate a frantic brain avenue a .- ill. westerly course to A, this i idle th recent that it. -the we-ii boundary ins, a, ii said OM old woman yelled s ., at , , n- In shall she bad name before public as a No. of which aha wishes to be re- for nomination of I Villa township, and as the i in demands; provision the next eon for the and ration of the poll holders should made, and I ills to by proper author- Pitt county. Now I would through th.- column of your paper, .- a pity my friends, or ho got up polling place Five Points in the the ,,,,, toe town of place in tin-en- villa. No. of said township shall con- No. . the a rites I dud wen- present, and s. far beard breaking other precincts. Lei ibis keep up. Torn out a large crowd Bat- There is large cat be the Lincoln tire I the in have obtained the consent of the Post Office to the of their by he name of The of Angora, eunuch, is Tom. every state from governor down, and rill democratic s. atom. The republicans are in a hopeless state of and arc from the start. If res of the Country do a- well us the real in lb.-re i. much left of . IV Congressman of will deliver the approaching com- of the Slate and Industrial College in Greensboro, John II. Small, of the hilt district, will deliver on educational needs of the Watt. wasted so much time and talent Then an several other matters, not only of import affect- j I lake it a at w.-ii the prosperity t If the State our people, which I have Buy aspirations all, II II attention Ibis something of man nun and which be considered a small matter as the office of and note I upon. All of days, lo ever, and Is not all likely .-are in n- woods, the session will hut than ft and it u full of candidates week two. o they the nine tin in- .-, the as i utterly be during memorial last Thursday ed the consent of Hulled States authorities Washington to ob a half-holiday, thing new, altogether proper Federal memorial day is ob- and shows the growth of the feeling between the of our common country, which ed in forty years an now. of ,. . , the for of lice, tin , Ii re I hope, for the free- cut ill will lei my in Very truly, L, II. Cox. girl ii can be won by tery worth winning. arc high- buy life. Doctors an, the de- of grip season. IS us Ton shall lute one elect with the polling plan- of loins. low Creek divided into two precincts No- Ii All pan of Swift shall Precinct No. polling place at Mile. No. All of township lying north of Swill creek shall int a. with the polling Die public house near I. It. Stokes. P. Co. Board of sect. to. Beard A may be without being Unless Some bated Veils are sold their face value. With in mil solemnity Deacon handed her Die dime and retained cents for eh inch debt. Reverends Massey and White, who were visiting clergymen, fol- lowed congregation into open, and I hem lo and heal the parson's discourse, which did not fail lo leave text now and then and dwell the of broth- since the occurrence Williams has bis wrath, and length he sought recourse at law. The result was a surprise lo him. After hearing all the case Squires Severs and Maxwell decided fa- of and ordered that Williams costs, Then parson, Die manner of his race, went out and borrowed the money to Bay the lino from congregation I bat he had vilified. Charlotte Observer. N. Cotton and Ties always on ban Fresh goods kept on hand. Country produce and old. A trial will convince you. I. W. Have hum, By bras But, Cattle, n -I If I I pay rAts No law can be passed to a making a fool of A scrap of liter debate. E. M. If any of Hoard of County should decline to be re man from who is a successful honest and square all of bis dealings, a good prosperity of bis heart, is lo the esteem respect of nil people, a careful, and will poll as ma- votes us any oilier candidate. His name is J. It. That Warm Sticky Weather is DO. C, P. a j few s here, left this I to Yea a it Sugg, of Washington. spent Sunday N. returned TO US,, NOW. ET NEXT TO K SUMMER COTTON, WOOL SILK. T ASSORTMENT OF Some Speak Sic, Some M w II, mm. C. K. lo ibis T of in I. I-. left Mrs. B left this men In r this morning Ben. of City is in am Bessie I Ian home of II. . I. M. left Baltimore, u as was stated in Underwear Men's Summer to found in now- on display at our store. P. Whaley name Saturday from and Mr-. B, Cherry this morning to the Mis- .- Highest grades, lowest smallest profit. I. weal to Ibis morning to attend the mood reel Pair. Miss Minnie returned from where she been visiting Men s m fancy and plain Preach neck, value here for only family have G one or houses former- Derby ribbed in sear the sold at 11.98 but always undersell, you can bare them Miss Sunday-with her sister Mrs. Men a line lisle thread underwear is rag Moore and returned this morning sold .-very where els.- pot will sell ii for only to her school. Mis. A. after spend Also full line of all values for s Ibis mom in We are quite a bit of about our for we bare and are want people to know it. mi s, N. . May Noble-, of Ii.- ; . m ed In- room i.-in his many friends hope to nil again in a day P. i W. ii. I went lo pi u Th Josh of M and Dr. E. W- I surgical operation n Mill, colored, la-i reports I lie is EASTERN REFLECTOR Died. Miss Berths House, died ibis morning about o'clock her She had en in poor health for some- Rev. D. W, Hurls arrived and ailed his regular up here He ibis to his Washington, lo. W. Harding spent Bethel. Bruce left for New York, M. Daniel returned Monday from No I Well . ,, , . . . .,.,. near House If there a CROSS in the margin of Ibis paper a it , bill Mas taken in in h Worse so to remind you that you owe . , . . , mete this morning. and died this morning. subscription and v Mon you early as pis- brothers. The burial use , need what at the family bury Mrs. J. V. Hart left ibis owe us and hope you will not ground near her home. j N. C. lo visit keep us waiting for it. , She had many friends This notice is for those who who with the W. T. went to the cross mark their and Monday evening and returned this paper LOCAL M range W rid. j Tuesday night preacher WM There are now only two prison-, , .,,., ., went over in Greene county Monday evening to see his mother, who is sick. ill jail and while men. Mm. W. Andrews took the warning n,,,,.,,,,, against Dial lire which City when she will make her In Rev. will the County on the I w ill burn through all eternity, and the people lure home. T. C. Williams. Jr. after spend- a few days here left this morn- for Norfolk. many Sunday afternoon. stocks and stones. Vet when Die thanks C. James and Charlie O. people almost I J. S. Smith, Ivey Smith, an the over each other to see, Cox, IS. E. M. exercises of Oak Institute which could get out of Die church It. I. Smith. A. C. May 30th first. people. The John Buggy Co. are having a two story Honors to Greenville lo carriage shop. will about by feel and will. a daughter of be used for displaying buggies after Mrs. of Ibis place, they have finished. who has been for some lime at the Henry Co., Wash- born, has won the free St., York, for font to the Greensboro day College bushel bus. Market firmer than at . . b Ionian and J. K. Moore morning for lo the Richmond Street bis week. Hi, 1900. A. r. Kenned is quite Mi lick. end of last week. Cabbage 2.00-2.50 bbl. Fancy There are two bbl. each year to this school both of South Carolina the Odd I Little Marie is quite sick. Tuesday night from fairly well. We had a large I row J meeting Saturday and everybody was in n the While b meeting s ii moil in May s i M. b . 1- I B. B. Saturday c. i;. weal U ill ion Saturday. ii have a go to e. Saturday right kind a lo go mi t any sliders. .- The army of i ed Indus b pension . . g very fast the sun of a surplus radiates in- died and eighty private bills were passed I hi .; urn . Week, and all more if lime shall serve and the Tie hob these private bills relate to en et which even . ii-i., could find tho and up to present lime all n of in deal w have I surpassed the res-. this of shall ran on the try bi his . forget th . i in if j Hell S Mil I . C. . ;. with mil. this even- . . I you so; m-iii So re r it. re a- fate, . II For Mrs. John ,; Mil . , . ., , is per h f Mm bile Ml J fill pi lie . . . i- , pikes, the make . n , , b . line. I ruck I J. it place is id. .;. out .;. . ; . . . I . lined our t i- Tb bin all us ,. loin of Ii My Stock is Complete IN ALL Hats, At prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. . White. Come To See Us. I old Moon where we Bed B new and Heavy and Fancy Groceries . -I Meats, Flour, Canned ii-s. . Fruit, in met in up to dale We . I In highest market ids of Country Produce, fa in barter. When II or when you am see us. I us their promise entire T. F. CO. at live . I it was c tan FROM LICE J I WES i . lie- . . U for , duty till r com . . h . . . as th. . . . should I to J W rood, lie us promptly I . . . the ii it u . rote. To my . . . . nude hi by u I be I be I, I . Iii. r tell yen lies voile in . . M i. . tax lister for the from f Ii . I i, N. W J. J. lie Hid K. M. M horn Dial the Door . Frames and Qua- Fronts, Counters and Fittings, any thing to lie made of inn. Pine, of MANTEL CO., c. for v. hat need. or later ill special tux pi pension rail. Beery Should i- . necessary the small is to the great one. man small store wants to increase ii-business, as owner of a luge ll I he d though the That Nil IN , entered the of the I . partisans In the House. Ills hat if the members X. C. May II. . ,., aid Is tho of the If. has , . report in the ,. an i . i ., j contested ease, that a proving it much. H and crime will lie V. Bruce, i- l. . ., M. returned lax evening, leans coining which were won pupil selling 2.00-8.00 bushel basket ,.,.,,.,,,.,, . Fancy well matured Irish Potatoes from S. C. 1,00-0.00 bbl. you wish regular stencil drop this In a card and they will place list stencil at once. Crop The coming in from the country an anything aging, especially us to the tobacco crop. The Continued dry weather has prevented selling mil plants, four years old, on the lawn that were out dud Tuesday owning. merry there is such a scarcity of plants Party Master Frances Skinner, three year old son of Col. Skinner, gave a birthday part ton number of friends, from to Hows The Mud both have to feel proud of nun by Mis- lo little ; iv they all had a very lime. No Quorum. The of were lo Tuesday afternoon to elect policemen In place of those dismissed from service. polling that just half Die of Hoard of there was quorum The by the Mayor will to Dial enough lie had for set ling out have planted laud in We hear some say they do think the tobacco crop In I'll enmity will lie half what it was last year The dry weather is keeping bile plant ed cotton from coming up and W. Ibis morning T. A, Dupree el this morning. T. Jan is this morning for Wilson. came Tues- day evening from Washington. Frank Skinner II. It. went In Ibis morning. Mrs. J. K. morning to spend a few days in Mrs. Harris and daughter, Nina, returned from Wilmington Tuesday. and wife, of Tuesday in Dan W. Patrick, of Snow Hill, Spent Tuesday and Wednesday c. Gary this morning tor establishment prestige. n ex . v if the Thai being ease. Hie imp I ml 1-1. why all hauls should v i .- Sand Mr. M. v. Mr. tin Mission The the In ow pits. W. II. H of near Wu ton, i- resident e Mrs. Aim who i iii. if id. I. Inn eye. Haiti Inn . are up. That report is false , for it charge- I hat . Pea was defeated by fraud, and blood these and yield mi I. will excuse, of I hi p. of . ii- lo .- all on ,. . . and course and foully false. . Mi nearly . Ian I me. and lieu I. . v of the t ---.-. s ill I; in sin unable in, ; . ii; . I Mother's Friends id I. . . in -y- freely. mi W u I Mr. Henry . , . ,, . ml f . 1.1 j , T .-is . , In n ii L I v . i pa. J Ii S Kant's Horn Al a held in the nib day of April, 1900. a convention tor Hie nominal ion of Democratic the and the n devil him ho I various and for of . well pun I of delegates lo pleased I hi Congress District It do any to pray for oral In was called in j the Hunt h Hen long as nice In Curl Douse, in I the who j, -i cl Com- . ill Ii I Irish crop is also In attend -ii Standard Sawing Machine an ran every day in Cheap . M, I. I Moan returned Tuesday from Wilson when he has been at- M., May 1900. W. I,. n. fashion are responsible for many ruffled tampers, a rule who would make a good wife tor a poor man would make a poor wife for ti good lives in house. Bin would he an deadly if not One on more Iii iii done Is e to wall bun . to begin. I . man who is willing lake a lend ice. Men furnishing tor lie fed on lire , . 1- . I t s ;. , 1- r III hi l a-. ill iii- Odd Ii ill. A lamp v Ml and Hi,. on lire. mil . n s in any was done, I n hi mi be s ices i . lie Mel lit and caused on street. Sr- . w mill A an Port Wayne, It. M- I. Mi in n who undergo ; at lbs -l CO. J Co. .

Ml 111.11 HI II hi Life Insurance amendment deny the being of Almighty God OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. OVER A OLD Ike folio i, the t H who shall have to article. State a, adopted l tho General an lauding, and ,, . c ,. lo i . . to or tat, main A Regular M t Berth, i- article VI tho IS North Carolina tho abrogated of iii lien thereof shall toted the following article of unless such , person shall restored to rights of in a manner prescribed in U. ; de- posited with the Sow Insurance MORGAN, u. BAR, VT. ill t; Sec'y. JAMES Tree. Home Office. Nassau St., New York City. T. South St. Ml. auger M. and Sold Carolina. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. A Nash, Cora Exchange Bank, New Pant her. National Rani, New York rS Ma. i. of X i k, X II A North American Trust Co Sea York City A R Hepburn, Chase Nat Bank, Now fork City S V Clearing II. use i, Now Richard Morgan. Bankers Life New nu B Reed, First National Bank, k A S V Produce Exchange Bat k. Sea York Cits James Bank, Edward J Baldwin. National Park Bank, Now Edward I Hoist, Hank of York. N ix a. New II Market and Bank, Now G w Leather Nat Bank, S V Bankers Life Insurance t . Sea Walter Savings N. City Chemical National Bank. Nevi Butler, S Bank, N V City Brooklyn. S V K I. for Y Bankers . N V City COMMITTEE OF BOARD OF s Chain , I Corn Exchange Bank N Y II Fa . Irving Bank, N i President of Ne I. ridge. I i in Co, N V A t Cl National N V VI Manage, Y Clearing House N V City Richard lei I Life I S V I COMMITTEE OF HOARD OF Via B Cashier First National Bank. N Y City Edward Baldwin. National Park N V I ; Hi . Rank of New X A, N V I Rankers Life I Co, X Y VOl TO INVESTIGATE the new Payment Life and p all the up of which are original. ion ARTICLE VI. VI l B LOB OF AX Bat, . shall he in force from and after OUR State; Ticket. For of For WILFRED of For of of Pitt. For R. of Wake. In Did we not know that than are stores of food men all Section Beery fully born in I State, and tho full who has been moaning ., the one years amendment, we would not again age, and the mention If every one set in article, shall it. there would m be entitled lo vote at further discussion. the people in State, except would all be for It, m hoping . He shall hare resided in to reap State of North Carolina for two so long there is a years, the months, man within the of this and in the precinct, ward or other state who been district in which he that the adoption of this lo vote, four mouths great good him and ho tho Provided, posterity It ha the removal from one ward imperative duty of every one who or other ion district to another I has a spark of state pride in his in the same county, shall not to continue the discus rate to deprive person of the right to vote the precinct, Tho discussion of each a vital or other and paramount question should which he baa removed, until for the level of ordinary pal- months after such removal. It question of the great-1 person who has been convicted, moment to the people of this who has confessed his guilt Mm depends upon it. any crime can never reach that higher the which is. or may j plain of civilization until this mat hereafter he, the j tor is settled. The eyes of the Mate prison, shall be permitted to whole country an this way and a the person shall j failure on tin part of North faro- he first restored to in Una to would For B. F. of Cleveland. For Attorney wood, For Public THOMAS P. TOOK, of For l. of and For HENRY B. of Davidson. For Corporal ion L. ROGERS, of FRANK of New Hanover. CATARRH CAN BE CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. ax A a . . aged n were group of mil th to I, or and here a th, more dreadful of of common and supposed T h rd you would tell w about Th bad m an Ph, a- like diphtheria. typhoid U i blood and the Thia foul and moat i, How often la he or of m n . i deprive m odor arising from ca- true way to heal ca- Belay A. Mar.,,, of Co. a an Merer from general and chronic ST I weak and abort of breath. I could always Cold. My very On getting up awful u to lie down again. I had of, had a tiredness. ST- much caused me to hare a pain in my aide It an-med as though the blood had left my The doc- W I all hope ever ting well. tried best physicians in the slate, but failed to any relief. I i f improved health. I Us use. and felt I was stronger; alee,, was re- freshing and if I could feel Mood the am happy. lam that the Sarsaparilla my life. mT ca- W he too thankful what h g for recommend all who have tick head- aches to use your Sarsaparilla. meat. SOLD BY M.-G. ERNUL. NOTICE Things. Did on ever I f. r the -g. in year life p. I it was Bankers I Insurance of the hi . . made .- have these feature, too, for the i . mil pi but Did yon ever see a polity with the keeps an Individual Or one in which all earnings an to the holder Or one which gives all surplus at death, in n e Or one. tr. . policy-holder with absolute my. no portion the net premiums, and polio bolder to his own all m, for as em with u banking i of these the new policies the Rankers Life . them are known mm in been for man- sale equitable Ion . Protection. For further information mid agencies, address I II vs r. I Street. Baltimore, or A. BLACK, C. tS IN I. Little. Cashier Bank of . . ; M .,,. . r Hooker Sam i While. system which embraces tho bail points ; ii reel mo lo insure Iii . in your Company for tin- nm day of,. i i nil SI. Baltimore, Md. I on the Name. . The Cut B in, IT the The -0 . BL the manner prescribed law See. Every person offering to vote shall be at the time a registered voter as herein ed and the manner provided by law. the of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into provisions of this article. See. i. Every person presenting himself for registration shall he able to read and write soot ion of the constitution in the English before he shall be entitled lo vote, have paid on or before day of March of the year in which he proposes vote, his poll as prescribed by law. for previous year. Poll taxes shall lie a lien only on assessed proper, and issue lo enforce the collection of the same except against . No male person who was. on January I. prior thereto, entitled to vote tin- the laws of any State in the I Slates wherein ho then re- sided, and no lineal of such per. i. denied the right lo vote at mi election in this state person of his to the qualifications prescribed in section I of this Provided, he shall have registered in accord i with the terms of section I prior lo December i. Thai create the greatest wonderment eve, j Lexington Dispatch. V by not Them All. Mr. Richmond of North Carolina, is now a member of the House of Representatives, having graciously permitted day to take the seal to which the Hon. William T. Crawford was elected in 1698. Mr. Pearson, we find on reference lo the I Directory, was in both the Fifty- fourth and Fifty-fifth Congress. he seems to have lain fallow high of Rowan. a fellow has his best girl's picture in his watch it stands to reason that there is a in the Instead making the most of their opportunities, some men per- their opportunities to get the I better of them. NOTICE TO creditors. Th. four, of X I or Pin s of U Will and is lo CHURCHES all , aid ,,.,. , I H-30 late are ,,,,, . . Services and for or before Um morning. ill he every Sun- of two Pray- evening. Rev . J. X. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. superintendent. of Nancy Wallace. NOTICE The firm of Tucker A IV. composed of . M A. W K. by dissolved part- day of 1900. All indebted,. the firm will please with above named. All persons baring claims against will their claim to M. Tucker at once. Mils April Mb, i. M I. A. K. Until his nephew. Lieut. having himself at Santiago, and a sort deceased Notice i i of reverse mads lb. c.,,. . reverse English made the Pear-1 son name illustrious also. of estate to Li run for nit lit M- ii chums, r- i after the lUte notice, or defeated, to S jut his opponent. The latter being a Southern Dem LAND SALE. By virtue of . decree of the Superior Curt Pin the case II P. Bryant vs. Alfred Andrew. u. rill ., ,,, before the was. of course, compelled lo give way. What astonishes us in the con- duct of Republican majority in tin- House election contests, I , . , i. is Us extreme moderation the presence of a grail It MOO th- having been tin. and again the last years ; Andrew, a Democrat has j right to a seat In Congress to ,. had a Southern lay. why lake all the Southern a Assembly shall provide for l J Um of a m poles to the back to , corner of W. It heirs, thence with their line to beginning, containing was. r. ti. May Ira, Com LAND SALE. By virtue a decree of the Superior rut county hi a pedal proceeding I Ann and Andrew Vines and others, petition lo Nil laud The undersign- e r will mil for cash before the t door in May of land situ- in Bearer Ham township. ming lauds of Bad Chi. others, acres, i, Ames tract. . , . F. April a record all who register under this ion when before November I, black and all persona shall be in Southern poor and by the people in this Stale, unless disqualified under section of this to make nut a man. Suit a i v h and retail Grocer and Healer, pm,, ,, U. Fur, Heed, Oil Bur etc. Bed U, . Bulls, , Cu Go Carts, s, I. in j.-. ,, cu, Key V i- . be ; tun I . r, . Milk, ; Meat,, mp, Lye, J ., Food, Matches, nil Meal and Mulls. den Heeds, Oranges, Apples. Candies, Dried Apples. Peaches Raisins. with our name China Wore, Tin and Wooden us, Garments all made In Wan, and Crackers, ll i. . ii v Provided, inch persons shall have paid their poll tax as re-1 See. ii. All elections by the b, ballot, and General A l shall las Viva . an majority always r. Every voter in II be upon the duties of the office he shall take and following do The a attend they did yes- and in the which was in . man who had U n Opportunity. YOUR FEVER, MALARIA night Sweats with Tasteless Tonic at Hoe. per to lake. Money if fails. Restores petite, the blood and makes you well. None other as good. Sold and at the drug stores of Bryan. TASTELESS CHILL per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever. Malaria, Night Sweats Money hack if it doesn't. No other good. Gel the kind with the Bed Cross on the label, Sold and guaranteed by Bryan and druggists. OLD DOMINION LINE I and maintain the and lawn No in. ml who must lie the . f Iii, own fortune can ,,.,,. United and the eon in his own work room person- Stand- and laws of North faro ha must not Inconsistent Greenville Main i el ard Machines, nu g. Qua By and Quantity. Com, ill the Th CO I for ,.,,, ., . . So help me, Bring opportunity to . ,, . . So help me. M Her. . The follow V-r-ons shall I ills This he.-in i those who ,. , to those who desire it Record. of IS Whichard, N. C. The complete in every mid prices as low Highest market prices for country produce. The One Day Cold Cure. i i,. a .,.,,. cans in K moll , A, cut SERVICE Steamer Washing- Ion daily at ti A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at P. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar for Greenville Tuesdays. I, A. carries only. at with Steamers for Norfolk, New mid ton, for all for the West will, Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New Clyde from dolphin; Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. PATENT or Improve; also re, for free BOOK ON every Sun- day, morn and evening. meeting Wednesday Rev. N. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. W F. Harding, thin Sunday, Kev. J. R. Morton, pastor. school a. m. K B. sit- at the Opera House every 2nd morning and night. Rev. W. Davis, pastor. regular services. LODGES F. A. M. Greenville No. meets first and third evening. R. W. J. M. Sec II. O, O. F. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. R. G. E. E See. K. of River Lodge, Ni. meets every Friday evening R. M. C. T. M. Hooker, K. of R. R. Vance No. UM, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every night I. O. O. F hall. J. B. White, eel A. O. Council, No. ti, meets every and third Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, Sec. I. Conclave No meets every and fourth nights Odd Hull. W. B. Wilson Smith Sec PATENTS Notice i Book DESIGNS AND COPY US TO . Notice in I nook No fee till I, . FREE J. HIT, A LINE OF- nice Line of Haul ware. I can now found i store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. TO REE ME. ISSUE MISSING