Eastern Reflector

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THE AMENDMENT. following the amendment I article of the State THE cut SCHOOL DIRECTORS ,,, Dy general A, THE Reflector A- of the depositories for Public Tin W e I audit- . Stale Isl for public schools can supply ever you need. We also have COPY BOOKS, and to be submit lo the voters for in l- Thai article of in tin North Carolina be mil abrogated slant and vertical, tablets, fool's cap paper, pens, pencils, slat.-. crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes. ruled practice writing books, white etc. of Our School . cent, tablet with soaps. pencils I cent, plain lead I rubber tipped lead l a pretty cover I cent, with metal hold- in nice wood box S cents. pencil, slate pen older and pen, and rule, all in wood box, cents A great big wide tablet cents of best ink on tin- market, cents. Copy books i cents. White crayons, gross in box, Good fool's cap paper cents per quire. For the Business Man. We carry u nice of double and single entry ledgers, long day ks, Journals, count r books, memorandums, order receipts, draft and note bocks, time books, Ac. For Society People, office First, all persons deny the being of Almighty God Second, persons ho shall have been convicted or confessed their guilt on pending, and whether or not, judgment suspended, any treason or felony, or for which the punishment may ha penitentiary, citizens of the or corruption and in office, unless such person restored to the right of citizenship iii B manner prescribed by law. Sec. This act shall be in force after its ratification. Voting Places For the August Election. In accordance with of Laws 1890, the county Hoard of Elections, county, at this article, shall meeting held ob the Slav divided the 7th day of into all kinds and s cards, a pet's, I ii card am tablets. The Famous Parker Fountain gen mil in lieu thereof shall luted the following article of said institution i ARTICLE VI. AND to or an Section l. male person born in United Stales, and male person who has been twenty-one age, and possessing the set out ill he entitled lo vote at election designated the people In the state, except polling places as as herein 1st provided. DAM township Sec lie shall have resided in Beaver the State of North election precinct with years, in the county six months, and in the precinct, ward or other election district la which he often to vote, four months next the elect urn Provided, That near Swamp removal from one precinct, ward i or oilier election district constitute in the same county, shall not ope- one election with the poll rate to deprive person of the right to vole in the precinct, ward or other election district from winch he has removed, until Twenty Years Proof. I Liver Pills keep the in natural motion and cleanse the J stem of all impurities An , cure for sick dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- i ion and kindred diseases. H do without R. i. Smith, Va. j writes I don't know how I could do without them. have had Liver disease for over twenty years. Am now entirely cured. Liver Pills the RS And when it comes to JOB The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Books, Stationery Printing, election polling place at May's Chapel. township shall constitute uric with i place Parker's School House Ill Ki N TO Fines. We are prepared to furnish Flues and Repairs now at prices for cash, I in. Seven Hotel. UNDER r. i In- iii.- i . v ii and r v II sot l. -1 ii-s. m V MORRILL, tent fin kidney, liver lave won lei i to . I I, i lion an i ; net. A number i sin. e In it ;. tun I ; a t to mention. For address other hotels water will 11- have ii i ii a I he tin Ii being com hotel, and too in formal inn W. F. Morrill, Proprietor. Seven Springs, N. C. GUESS What is the Population of Greenville of the nm i a In . two prices In persons who make the . to the pop- of as the i tarns, i;. A to The to h, the person among its gin A In lo Tin, Ea for one before the 13th day of Jane. to person i he guess. i be i of the con- teal are Von be a subscriber lo or i I ; you cut out the to make your hi; mi or bring My i of is. I am a to place in Town of Bethel. IN V ToW shall election precinct with the polling place at Stokes on W. mouths after such removal. No V; y j u divided into two election precincts as No. All Ural part of the township lying south of Swift creek shall No. with the polling place at Bo. All pad of the township lying north of Swift creek shall constitute No. with the polling place at the public school house near I. Stokes. K. Co. Board of Co. Board of Kiwi ions. John I, Sullivan, puncher, refuses pay an art the for painting his portrait. The to paint his hair gray, and as is about the on- thing about that would command respect, he feels Injured refuses to Star. A Word It Suffering Women. No one but yourselves know the go through. Why do C suffer It isn't necessary. Don't your health and beauty, the loss of one is speedily followed by the C the Don't feel weak and Impure blood is at the bottom of all your trouble. Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. Whim, Worn Hit In M maid, all find relief, help, . cf I. , u of cold hand, and ,.,. MM M. of breath, abnormal with , of ft. the neuralgia, which make the life hare . book fall health Information. want free Detroit. Mich. lot Ilk. Tb SOLD will purify your Moor and bring the bloom of health tack into your cheeks. Each bottle contains quart. Ca v In Court. who has been or who has confessed hi- in open upon of any crime the punishment of which is. or may hereafter be, imprisonment in the Mate prison, shall be permitted lo rote, unless the said person shall be restored to manner prescribed lit law. Sec. person of the t role shall be the time a legal registered voter as herein in the manner one election with the poll- place at v TOWNSHIP. Content Den Township is hereby divided Into precincts hi I via. Precinct N that part Township west and lowing line to i the Dam Township lint on the obi Plank Bead, near Chapel, and An man issuing because he bought sonic liens In mi him with assurance that they would lay along, hut in spite of coaxing, feeding and watching they have absolutely re- to lay. Now be is laying for the seller, and wants him to shell out damages for time lost in trying to those perverse hens to Star. run a in w road lead- provided law, and the General Warren's chapel, to the of North shall forks of the mail near the old enact general registration laws to Frank Tucker homestead, thence effect the of public to the mail near thence with the Greenville road a to the branch called the mill run near I. Hooks, thence down I ii am Ii or mill inn to Swill down Swift creek to the public mail leading by c. c thence with said pub- lie road to Hancock's Meeting House; with the public road leading by Caleb to Fork swamp; shall constitute No I Township, with the polling place in the town of Precinct No. All that part of said township lying cast north of the above line shall constitute No. of low u- ship with in the town of carry this article. See. I. person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and write any section of the constitution in the language; before he shall be to vote, have paid on or before the of March of the year in which he proposes to vote, hi poll tax as prescribed by law, for the previous year. taxes shall be a lien only on assessed property, no process shall issue to enforce of the same a- pt against property. Sec. 5- No male person who was. in January l. oral time prior thereto, entitled to vote the laws of any Slate in the Slates wherein he then re- sided, no lineal descendant of such person, shall lie denied the right lo register and vote at in tins state of his failure tn possess the ILK LAND TOM Mill Falkland Township -hall one election precinct u i III the place the town of Falk- land. TOW WHIP Township shall i i election qualifications prescribed in section I of this Provided. place In he -hall have registered in accord i with the of Ibis section i r to I, precinct I lie To my says John Rockefeller In for Jane, is something unfortunate in Most men raised New York other large centers have no had the Straggles which come to us who who were reared in the country. It is a noticeable fact that the conn- men are crowding out the city fellows who have wealthy fathers. They are willing to do more work to go more for the sake of winning In the end. Sons of wealthy patents haven't a of a show in competition w fellows who from the country with a determination to do something the If this country really feeds world as is the boast, how conies it that so much is Imported from other countries of what is eaten, worn drank bast year, of these things the Importations This was more than a half of the total ports. We give some of the ill instinct, which we take from the Hides, tobacco, Jute colt. etc. Of sugar, we Imported a permanent record all person,. who register under this section on Precinct No. part of . oils, or before November I ions and lying north of Tar rice. spirits, nil persons f to vote river. with that the town of Greenville lying be tween river the following by the people in this State, unless line, to wit; Commencing on Tat under section this; river at the of the branch Provided, such the eastern of shall have paid their poll lax . , , branch I,. I bird street, thence a . westerly count with Third street See. ii. All elections by the to Pitt street, a southerly shall be b, ballot, and all to In the Bee Every voter m In article j i- eligible to of , i with the Aw. upon the ,.,. in of office he take the following No, do shall con- t win support Victoria v. Tin above will take that an action a has n the Superior Court of Pitt to a the of matrimony; the will lake is to appear at tee neat tarn of the Superior Court of county to be held on the Monday in Sept. next, it the f Court in N. C an answer or demur to the in Mild or will to Court ft-r demanded in col This the day of May . C. Clerk Superior Cow F for pi ft. TO The Clerk of Superior Court of Pit county, Letter u to me. the on the day of May. lion, the Thorns . deceased. is to all u the -i i to nuke payment to the all of mM o present their claims, properly to the within twelve after the date of this notice, o notice will lie plead to bar Of their recovery. the 7th day of May, It on the of Thomas To the or as of lbs Will Nancy notice is to all to to make immediate to the MM all r-s. are to same for on In-fore the of April. or this notice will lie plead liar of of April, of Wallace. POSTED. We all en if i ab n i. ii of e Any one m In- to law. A. J. Smile la Each. It's time fur time. I follow in a barroom. The mini who seems never to pet old enough to know Why do we refer to servant girls as domestic, when most of arc foreign. It stands lo reason Hint the who follows t lie races should not lie ahead of them. Most women ran stand in a they can stand broken china. No, Maude, dear, have never heard that women who take tho cure arc not allowed to wear jackets. Assistant a story about a wedding on a rail- road and put it with the A testimonial for a hair restorer is often a bald lie. A may be a brilliant before his marriage, but after- ward he is often but a reflex of his bright children. Life is like a crowded street car. The people with push arc ones who move up front. An waiter says its the tipsy fellow who usually gives the tip. That seems feasible. Most men ran express an opinion bot the opinions, of some men are y enough to lie sent as freight. believe in Inking men said the confirmed bachelor. because you never taken one at ed the married man. says the Philosopher, it as hard to live an income as others do without OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton A. at. for Green- ville, leave daily P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Fridays A. II. for Tar- leave Tarboro for days. Thin and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Strainers for Norfolk, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de- and prices as low as the Highest market prices fore produce. maintain the constitution laws of the United state the con- ii ml laws of North inn nut therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the duties of my So help me, Bee, H. The following classes of persons lie for No. with the pulling Five Points iii the tow ii of Greenville. Township shall one election precinct with the place in the village of CUB Creek Township is articles we wool. hide-, fruits and nuts, gar, rice, spirits, wines, oils and mull country on a lame CHILLS FEVER MALaRIA, night Sweats with Hubert's Tasteless Chill Tonic ill per Pleasant to take. Money refunded If it fails. petite, purifies and yon well. None other as Sold and guaranteed at the drug stores of you invent or set DESIGN Send model. fro and advice. Shippers Should order by BOOK ON PATENTS Cold In Mead. to quick to cure cold in bead and ton D A FREE TO Book lo obtain No fee U the Old Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Line from and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. O. J. Greenville, N. C. cream of society is not ways formed from the milk of man It's about as difficult to win a name as to name n winner. The man w an itch for can gel it by lively scratch- Some girls who talk a lot about what they would do if men tried to Kiss them couldn't get a mosquito bite. The soda clerk is by bis Sea may live in water; it Isn't water that makes a man see serpents. WASH i I J. E. IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. The Eastern D. J. MID . . T . . VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY. JUNE NO -AT- Ed. H. ALE TAIL IF YOU WANT TO HE TREATED RIGHT AND SAME TIME YOUR GO THE RIGHT YOU STRICT- LY RELIABLE GOODS. Ed. H. THE LEADING GROCER. OUR NOMINEES State Ticket. Town Infested With Snails. A plague as afflict- isl people call them, has struck An Between and Mr D. A. Leach, of Hoover Hill, writes us of a light between a black a The combat was witnessed by Mr. Jacob L. a good and truthful man, says Mr. Leach. Mr relates Ride- along the road near N. B. mill, in brush pile near the road be heard the cry of a young rabbit. Stopping his hone he discovered a large black snake coiled round a rabbit one third grown. Mr. decided to watch the snake and before the young rabbit ceased fur mercy there came up to the snake 1.11 old rabbit and began scenting along the snake until she came lo where the snake was coiled fast around the young rabbit, and with two rakes with her sharp teeth forced the snake to free the young rabbit, which ran off in great glee. In the snakes excite- Sumo coup to Other the Second Time Mi. frank Singleton and Singleton were TO THE OH PITT AND ADJOINING We are still in the forefront of the race after your patronage We oiler you best selected line Mr In- CHARLES B. AYCOCK, of Wayne. For Lieutenant WILFRED TURNER, of For Secretary of of For R. LACY, of Wake. For II. K. DIXON, of Cleveland. GILMER, of Hay wood. For Superintendent Public THOMAS of For Commissioner SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, For Labor HENRY VARNER, For SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of FRANK of Hew Hanover. DAN HUGH Mi LEAN, of Cumberland. LEES. OVERMAN, Rowan. County Ticket city of lad., seemed that the snake force, and arc cited where persons have boon ed to Their first appear- was after the flood 1881. In would capture the old rabbit, but sin- leaped off some distance and watched the movements of the snake. the snake turn they have never brush she leap for the snake and gave him another rake with her teeth and snake climbed the brush and leaped off rejoicing, having won the victory over the serpent. Mr. then killed the snake and found the rabbit had oat one- so bad us at present. The pasts an not exactly like a snail. but resemble ii same respects. They have no shells and are night raiders. In else they range from one to six inches length, being from a quarter to an inch The larger ones are i of the snakes body in two. repulsive looking. It is ll was wounded by the not until o'clock at night the snails come out of their hiding places under aB- in parties have become be. Aimed with a lamp and a cup of. A- Mecklenburg salt the people hunt for the pests, residence of Mr. Bob- Lou, . Rev. Par lb was ranch out of the ii was the second time principals it had gone through of plighting troth to each other. Mr. Mrs. Singleton mar- ago and after having t. u lo them Mrs. Singleton divorce her husband. This was some live years ago, both of them living to be found store in Pin County. Well choice in Ni . . time, selections, the creations maim fact of America Mr. Sin- round Spring, ac- Mean- at work yours and our ad- . , , . , I our pleasure to show you yon and a here offer you best sen ice. by his brother. Mr. Geo. Singleton, of New Jen Mrs. Singleton join recent with dial decided up differences, re marry and live General Merchandise and inter. vantage. It sell you if we can. m- oner you sen ice, attention, and the consistent with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When ;. market you will not do Yourself justice it you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. us and the following Hues of general merchandise. Goods and Motions, Jackets am Capes, Carpels. Cloths, Shoes. and Children's Shoos. Harness, Horse Blankets and Groceries. Floor, Heat, Molasses, Hardware, Plows, Castings mid Plow Fixtures, Nails and Ho and when a slug is found its days went lo his house are numbered, for the smallest par- j tide of sail means death. The more salt the quicker the work.; They leave behind a slimy track of silver furnishes a clue to their movements In sonic places ,, ., He spent the night and next morn- hue carpels have been ruined, slimy trail eating like acid. A slop bucket is a favorite resort for the snails, and as many us have been salted down at one time a Sun. Furniture. night and the him and others. The man himself to be in the of a Philadelphia mining company looking for certain min- that part of the country. -1 Crop With a Cow What to insisted on leaving very early I to meet important engagement I but before doing so he donned a suit of clothes belonging to Ml. Park's son, putting on his own ones over them, was discovered I afterward. Sickness Among Marines. He an old woman in the neighborhood out of 823.00 Norfolk, Va., June of claiming that for 850.00 he would SOS men forming the battalion net her son out of the Virginia pen- of marines at the navy yard have I As 835.00 was she been attacked by enteritis, raise he took that saying be a form of cholera would trust her for the balance. three of the number have been course it was a clear to the naval hospital and fellow for treatment. The men were first be in tho pen. attacked night and The man appeared to be about were ill for a short while. Dr. years old, dark complex. Hope, Health height feel looked into the matter, but it Inches, I an not yet been decided what canned pounds. Black hair and mustache, i Pm ministers of Gospel. the illness. Rumors of Ho on He may I I'm tilers all j for everything We buy for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, and Dealing. GO. Something over cur ago there moved into Burnsville two men of the name Anderson. The and resented ;. part of neigh make their acquaintance. came lo this county from Virginia told by sever- who have had some conversation with them that they well and intelligent. will not allow a I hem, all their v, sewing, etc., themselves. When they settled in Burnsville had a go hI horse which was given a broth STATE . in North Ex-Congressman John S. Hen of Rowan county, has been I'm State Senate. A year-old boy, of shot and killed himself than taken whipping from his lather. It the man with loud- est who makes the most noise in the world. Ii. P. has bean elected President of the lo succeed Dr. Alderman, re- has for some time been one of the faculty. A colored man secured a in Halifax court Monday, and within thirty minutes had marry another woman. land Neck Commonwealth. The Tea hers Assembly. Tho Assembly, promises to lie of astral Interest. Every proper fort has been put forth to the occasion only one of great pleasure but of profit. It Is likely Atlantic Hotel will be with Assembly guests. which by the way, is one of the finest works of ever issued from a North Carolina office, was sent to thous- ands in this and other States. Prof. Matt Thompson, a educator, is the worthy Pres- of the Assembly. Hon. C. II. stale Superintendent, is Secretary. Mr. special honor for his efforts in be- half of the Assembly. Its will he largely due lo him. His interests in education is and the whole State owes him a of in Advocate. in South. For those who need n little as to the lot which should pray give the fol- lowing in the order which they occur the Now Holy Spirit in our own hearts. For the coining of I king The opportunities in engage in and Vegetable growing in South were recently emphasized by K. Georgia in an interview with New York pub -An bed. prepared and cared said Mr. case u and himself I For our own temporal and spirit I will yield a after the second necessities. , year of from to an For laborers in harvest acre. The farmer who is located held. m reach the large cities, That we read, I he legion, think, he 1- p I his it-mum he no mar I This is over el. who is said lo lie a do traveling man. week has been full of died, since which time over the iii-en their -mall crop .- milk . an- told that their neighbors assisted in in breaking the cow lo plow Sunday, and that now she very good work continue lo milk the row. TAKE ROBERT CHILL per bottle. Cures and Fever, Sweats and back if it doesn't. other as good. Gel the kind with the Red Cross On the label. night and morning, just as Sold and by Woolen, tiles did bet lo tin- and druggists. No White For F. For Representatives, W. J. NICHOLS, T. H. For Sheriff, O. W. For Register of T. R. For Treasurer, J. B. CHERRY. For Coroner, C. Om, Surveyor, J. D. COX. For Commissioners, C. J. H. I. DAVIS, W. G. arose, but these were lie basal can, and the was at in led to climatic Many of the temper undertake to thus in nth- illness Gold Leaf. attires rose last lo and this morning one of then, way, died. He was seventeen years old and enlisted at League island a ago. Medical Id- rector has tried to the cause of men's Illness, but so fur without mail. II Is hoped, however, other deaths may be averted. Wonder if Ibis is not a form of cholera has Jumped over this side of the continent. A Suitor. Her father says he wants me to demonstrate that can earn my living. you going to tori Why, I needn't marry her in I hut This is a title of the latest bulletin from the station of the North Carolina Col- of Agriculture Mechanic Arts. The first part is detailed ac count during past winter in forcing tomatoes, by Prof. w. and Assistant Prof. Alex- Rhodes. The Besom pan is a chapter Mute and directions by Prof. the use of glass in market gardening. The great increase of interest in winter gardening in Eastern part of the Slate makes this bullet in opportune one, It will be sent free to all interested in the the toil, on application to Dr. Winston Director West Raleigh N. C. For those who are s those have sinned. For the coining of out and nine ii he w ill j Ins a tanning fact The 1- I. men not in South Carolina, In in v, ill in North till nine mil ill id. here is u . lion --t In is and how Mill. led lute will Advertise All the Hut weather does not compel induce the public to deny selves any necessaries, com forts or luxuries life, hot test days of summer they have wants that be satisfied, and as in her seasons, chase where are invited lo deal. II then fore wise . bin v. iv simple, ,, I vegetable finite, -I . pa 1.1 gas his supplied, con brings n very high price. In- . in afford in Indulge in The canned art it is u it can in I. from tin would I hi ale on. all the year without regard there would spring up in South phenomena. Record. United Slates Weather Bureau show that rain falls more o'clock s o'clock iii the morning than other lime the tho preservation of all -and fruits and ii w mild be n foe before would have a farming tuner's in he ill iii- ii . iii 1.11 ,; in , i . . . v. pm lo gain i hi ll. I In only of ignorance ii. i- now who are while learn read in the of el hi If 1-1 ii . . . a , . . I en lo .; . -1 Idle ; w ho can vole vote In not in n one or i-i In lo read in eight j n . ho i- unfaithful pa- rent and III de serve have tho ballot. -a wise milliner who her own neat. THE CELEBRATED FARQUHAR i Machines, Simplest, Most Durable, Perfect use. Wastes no grain; Cleans it ready for market Threshing Engines and Horse Powers, saw Mills and Stamford Semi for Hills- in v. II. ix., ii K Pa Catarrh Cannot Be with local applications, as they reach the seat of the blood or mill disease, and order to cute lake Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken and acts directly on the and nine laces. Hall's Catarrh is not a cine. Ii was prescribed by this for years, is a regular m, is composed known, combined with U mil liters, acting ill I the The 11- combination of the In- is what produces such results in curing Pond testimonials free. J. ft Props., druggist,., Hall's Family Pills are gossip 1- n ho In In e. the stories he mi . Dr. If. c. White Fleming store.

mm r-r-r-i EASTERN REFLECTOR X. C. D. J. ML Owner Entered at the Office at Greenville, N. O., as Second Class Mail Matter. Jim; 1800. limn will carefully nail the for himself, and then declare he is to it, man must lo No white man should hi tale easting his vote tor the One hundred sixty four hawk were presented Phil- daring tie month of May. the present law pays . Is. for a hawk on day the county compelled little sum of tor slaughter of these pests in His- LETTER In Session -Alter a of Fifteen Months the Assembly Meets Again at to of trust were met with such universal approval as the of and to preside over the of North Carolina the Fe- male University of res- we would all In- happier than we sometimes are. Dr. Veil- aide has bean with institution over which he is now call lo preside too long to need an Carolina It is certainly gratifying there large the adjourned session the Legislature which in Tuesday. When the roll was called there were many more than the necessary quorum present. When it is considered men are entirely at their expense, it shows t interest they fee iii the important matters that c the people of North Car It is thought that any new legislation at all will be con at this special pension. Maj. E. J. Hale, of Fayetteville, who is one of the delegates large from this State to the National Democratic convention, is being mentioned as the proper man lo as National f North Carolina. Surely bet- man than he e mid selected, and none would more general satisfaction over. When the delegates won being at the state convention, Maj. Hale by far the largest any other delegate, lie Is the right man for National Committee- man. The sign Success. It is mil the of the store but th amount of business transacted in Unit makes the successful Com enterprise. The small which ad gets much custom, while the large advertising house is Visited few ad the life of Record. Death of Bord June II. Belle Boyd, the famous spy of Con- federate did suddenly of tonight where she had gone lecture. She was years of and known all the country over. the Philippines n volunteers and The the . -1 expires June Mi l, by time they mi-t be returned unless they so gentlemen who are running the war over there must close up year, or call for Special Reflector, Han, June 12th, LAW. At the time this letter is dated the General Assembly of North I introduction to North A Carolina is to reassemble in j Al, ,,., ,,,. is , ,,,,. adjourned session, according to young man and the young are pleased it in March. election. mouths ago. several days the Dr. B. T, at present of law-makers have been arriving Neck Baptist is and today the Lot only talented and well expected to come in numbers for the new but his is a to wore than furnish the most remarkable personality Clark of the office by necessary quorum in each branch lie has neither hands W. Washington Philadelphia to a national party-to nominate agreement when the for President and Vice and for Congress and for other more This move- will amount It is doubtless intended to make the publicans come down a little more handsomely in the division of the spoils. Landmark. l. True, the law gives Mr. Long nu to reject the bids if be con- the price too high, to use the carried by the act, for the establishment of a government to make armor plate, but if he act id upon that authority, the republican leaden engineered the cowardly make- shin would throw a few lits; they arc on u heavy from the armor trust. The Royal- Elastic Felt Mattress, The Best Mattress Made. WILL. Today. W. W. Shaw Executor The will of late Thomas was Mad this morning in Legislature. I have noted arms being severed from his I so far. however, the absence of Re- by accident in early One phase of the census taking yet the small portion of the limbs which all may understand of lush., Pops has u-ft called that the information taken is re- as confidential and i is not imparted to anyone outside I of the census department. The, enumerator is not so much as lowed to tell the number of in the district lie In fact he ii not allowed to tell the least bit of information he obtains. It is forwarded to Washington and comes to the public in the shape of tabulated reports. although I know no better word to have educated to per form many offices him which one would think For instance, he is one of the shots upon me to an overwhelming ex- tent. I heir way there would be no extra you can rely upon it. They know too well w hat will mean and accomplish b j with a gun in the State, nu- wards disproving and takes much delight in hunt- the fears they have His friends here tie- I spread and conjured Up the j flare he will make a great success minds of some of the illiterate and as president of the V. ignorant while voters. They know and too sensibly feel that this body of Democratic patriots will remove every valid objection, however re- The late Judge Riddle, of Lo- mote, any white man can lion-i Ind., was not a entertain to the adoption of self-made but a sell-educated man. the Constitutional Amendment; He never went lo college, but In- they know that then the I one of the most scholarly men feel some lingering fear in the Stale. V big brain and de- having the last can marvels. There was will fall in lino and aid the time ago a physician in Louisville, their honest self-re Ky., who at the age of is didn't I brethren to create know his letters, was lo read by bis wife and afterwards be- come an eminent physician and a distinguished scientist. He was slid to scholars in that ton Star. A drummer who is engaged In selling lubricating oils, and has completed a tour of and Beaufort counties, and the mills, us during his trip he interviewed all the owners of these mills with the following result Nine tenths of them are Northern men and were staunch Republicans before became citizens of the Stale. a large vole the Democratic State ticket, even one to a man are In favor of the amendment and will vote for it. The are said lobe working now through the census This today said to be quite widespread send- out newspapers in great b-i-. Ii all circulation of The Caucasian has been doubled. The Asheville On -lie really immense in, paid for out of the campaign of C are some Democrats who actually fear for i OS June II 1900 The is worrying the news from China. The revolution of threat ens to expose Mr. concerning China in advance the election, which is just what he is anxious to avoid. In their to allay public suspicion at make domination in pol- . . ,. , , . , ,, home, members have been doing some word jug of doubt or objection in North Carolina thereafter an for n come. tune to NATIONAL Considerable interest has been manifested by prominent men and workers of late concerning the election of the North Carolina member of the Democratic Nation Committee. This selection will Is-made as usual during the Na- Convention, by the delegates from Ibis Stale lo that convention this year on July I. It is neither intention nor the desire of Ibis writer to lake with regard to any contest over this important j, indeed, there should lea but it must lie plain to every Dem- who hopes for the election of our national ticket this year, that too much care and wisdom and sound judgment cannot lie ed in this matter by our delegation. I ill I kit how many aspirants there will be, nor whether there will be more than one. Bill I have Just learned of one. vis. Major -I Hale of of the font delegates large, and who. by the way. received the highest vote in the Stale Convention. The mutual friend who informed me of Major aspiration make- I he following statement to in would be amusing if matters Involved were not too to laugh about. For instance i official Statements to the press from The w ill was signed by Mr. Shep- on April II, but there were HO witnesses to his signature. Messrs. K. Davenport, J. A. Crandall, and E. made that the signature was that of Mr. The property disposed of the will as 1,600 to Barbara Hadley. to Hollie Hadley. Fannie Hadley. to Katie to Shaw. to Tom S. Manning. Bell Johnson. to Billy Phillips. lo Betty Powell. to Settle Kirby. to in gold to Levi Kirby. in gold lo each one of his to Sam Andrews. town lot i in i to Barbara Hadley and Hollie Had In the will Mr. Sheppard re- quested that Shaw should attend to his will after his death. Mr. W. W. Shaw qualified us executor. The will was the pages of an old journal and was found behind an old bureau Saturday. No will being found at the time f Mr. Sheppard's death the heirs the Slate Department have to sued the alleged instructions to which he did Mr. Howell Cobb. of the new Hotel bought ninety of our MATTRESSES for his new hotel. We take the liberty of quoting from a letter he wrote under date of April the beds Well, know them but to love them, or name but to praise. The tired out and the critical traveler, the dyspeptic and chronic all join one grand chorus of praise, of the Best the 20th guarantee this mattress to lie superior to any hair mattress. trial, if not entirely satisfactory, money will be refunded. your local dealer does handle the Elastic Felt Mat- write lo us for descriptive ROY ALL BORDEN, N. c. Get a good Safe The Victor safe is made in all sizes con- home, office and general use Every sale with a guarantee to be lire proof Prices range from up. T. L. SUGG, N. C. our minister and to Rear Admiral our Naval Com and took charge of the estate. will has found Chinese waters, to act HI in concert with European powers town for the protection of foreigners and to join combination of the powers for any w w- our of the money las requested in the will Mr. will continue to net us new cyclone story i vouched for by The Minneapolis Better Way. It is that U eon which was picketed on a rope was picked up by I he cyclone and carried up the length of her she remained until the storm had passed, when she n climbed down the rope and re her surgeon has re- a cablegram Dr. Ila of sen ice Janeiro, saying there hive been since May Band deaths. Dr. Havel burg dots mil specify the to which be refers, but Dr. says helms no that b plague. There U an eighty acre held of corn at Clemson, S. C. which the success of the so I violate active so are its I idea, Charlotte the lo him be given. papers el a days a sou of the late Banner. of The New Ledger, looking through one of his lather's old magazines, found between the leaves. The son did not need ii. otherwise he would have found it, the man hail had no Custom o accord lo I he who has the highest vote the state lion Ills choice of tin- positions of the delegation. is obvious. Such a vole by the highest authority is the purpose. there indeed if they can act concert with the powers without combining remainder of with them. 11th. A marked feature of the dilution, is the genuine scare of. No Pay for Trusts. republican which they have heretofore been In some of Western States claiming as certain to legislation includes a electoral votes for refusal to illegal combinations These are New York, hull collect debts or enforce and Illinois. In New York contracts. The Court of final re- with to look after greater in Missouri decided last year New York, Hill lo look after that National Lead Company, Other portion of the State, pulling being a combination or conspiracy loyally together, the republicans l restraint of trade, could not re realize Hint slate will cover goods sold to a fill. In Indiana, the stale ticket dealer in that Stale. I nominated by the democrats, head-1 A similar decision has just been by Hon. W. is so handed down by an Arkansas Court strong that Indian a case i u bill of have notified the leaders of the for by an lee Trust, party that the state is in was held that since the ice deal- In Illinois, the tide has been run. I regulated and controlled republican for some time, I price their contracts with and appeals are re- were void law. Under in Washington. This scare; such an enactment and such J mil- ls so had ruling it would be practically . c ins are it is useless to from other states for the second place on the of t- , . , . ., . , ticket; that he must lie B taken from one those and mast be a man who will add confidence. I heard a Democrat say Mr. Hale would make the national juncture, winning the August election, use for it. otherwise it would not we shall be lo reunite have been th. We hear much Vance's democracy in order to air- of but the State for Bryan in mi lo be so h remembered that On the contrary, Mr-D. A. said of US Sen .,., , ,, It. cornucopia in o, had said .,, it is where be horn has i hi. death, that he looked ml ,.,.,. ready been, and denying itself l Mr. Hale to lake up, after hi life was ended, the work of re Baiting real Democracy of. strength to the ticket Mr. of his way to make friends with Senator Mason, Illinois, who was during the recent session has succeeded getting M nun to to take Slump for him. As Mason lo I hose households where it Would do the most good. The which young Mr. Homier has just iii i -lid promises of future patron.- . Secretary has advertised North work upon ,,. l i armor plat h N en- ,,,,,,,, the cowardly to the average . In the prosecution of .,,,, , ,. h another way of saying he It is universally UM a, If the average were now I what the re come into this much money he tank stands . Charleston News and Courier would forthwith throw away his eminently hi than Major P promises to yield seventy bushels old clothes and start off for a night to the and yet there are the j in that n who corn, ii i . I H all elections or to to prices of armor set by armor trust, which will be the only bidder to impossible for a con- trolling output or prices lo sell The debtor might pay or not, at his pleasure; and though some way might lie found to evade law, risk of loss would be vastly enhanced. In view of the somewhat narrow limitations of State powers over In- combinations, and the certainty of relief from monopoly by methods of legislation, the Ar- device of invalidating the outlawing the bills of Trust continuations should at- tract public attention wherever an ii Trust is dominant. It is of no use to charters to the Trusts; they take refuge in the two or three States which harbor them gladly. Sheltered the broad provisions of the Federal Constitution, and aided by every agency of modern commercial industrial they have successfully all attempts of the to interfere with the course of monopoly. Hut if the rule adopted in Missouri and Ar legal practice should gen- prevail Trusts would per- of strangulation. Violinists. Miss Delia Forties, who recently returned from the Baptist Female at assisted the choir in the Baptist church Sunday with her violin. She plays beau- Being of a family which are so many excellent musicians, she remarkable talent will high rank Her sister, Miss Helen Forbes, also a student of the and who voice of usual sweetness, sang with the choir. Miss Bessie who recent- returned from the Durham Con- of Music, where she look lessons on the violin, assisted the choir of the Methodist church Sun- day with her violin added much to the beauty of the music. She plays very skillfully. Miss Clara Forbes, also from the Conservatory, sang Dream of beautifully. She has a contralto voice of muck purity and sweetness. The young ladies added much to I he services churches, the congregations are to lie con upon having such ac- young women among the W. DEALER IN N. C. Cotton Bagging and always on ban i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. respond to the advertisement, Women are Like I they and and d t. woman ought to look well and led well, her right and duly, she as well try lo put out a fire with oil as lo be healthy and at tractive with disease corroding; the Upon health depends her II j is or weakening or monthly i I attend to It at once. Don I delay, one nearer you put it Women stand a great deal, but with disease dragging at moil delicate and vital in body. You may have been In so-called cures. could hi re la n Hi . I, I II Sec- nor, W Have ii i. nu- in.;. Ilia, o- Sen tween u -i. tiled an la I the pain. drains, ., i. It U 1.11 i and It, woman will or kick, lira at p r battle at w. Railroad Map of North Carolina. We have received, Brown, a rail- road map of North Carolina for examined authorized by the North Carolina Corporation Commissioners. The work was prepared by Mr. Brown, clerk to the Commission, is a valuable and useful document. A table showing the mileage and terminals with names of roads, is of special Interest and In I'm mat ion. From it we gather the facts, a. to the railroad mileage North The Coast Line System, Railway, Air Line Railway, roads, 848.89 total , 8,636.91, Legislature Not to Adjourn. N. ft, June is freely said the legislature will not adjourn sine die so at the court sits. Thin statement is made because of tho de- lay the fact that it ha.- tiled opinions more slowly since it stop- hearing early May than it did previously. There is a great deal of talk here regard the prolonged of the court, something re unheard of in the history of the slate. Bishop Turner, colored, of does not the movement for the organization of a party will amount to any- thing. Yes will. It will give swell a chance to pose, and get their name in Star. Putting Tint into A Savings Bank IS TO PUTTING IT Our Spring Suits, that awaits your select ion. You draw Interest on former and you draw and comfort from what you bay here because is always the best for money expended, and that is why are looked as the Responsible Clothing House OF TOWN. You will them here, made especially for our summer trade, sly comfortable, not the cheap kind you may see advertised but of quality the best, and in make the durable, In lit the fashionable, in single or double breasted, all sizes, swell and elegant in quality. KIWI EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there MARK in margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe for subscription and we request you to settle as early as pas- need what YOU Ruling- Sustained. In the case of Tucker against from the Court has rendered a ion sustaining a former ruling of the case and dismissing the to rehear. J. X. Booth two owe us and hope you will not ladies in the near the wharf keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who the cross murk on their paper LOCAL sheep. i. T. Tyson, Greenville, X. C. G. T. Ty- son, Greenville, N. C. Greenville moving along as the saying goes, but all same you can hardly goon any street without seeing some building going up. enterprising firm of J. Cherry ft Co. MS shipping goods a long ways from home. They re- an order Monday night for a bill of goods from California. Henry I lo Wash- Street, New York say that the receipts of Irish Potatoes have been very heavy for the past week. Much of the stock has small and green. Considering the quantity of that have on the market, it is re- that pi ices hate held up so well. now la about top tor Hose. Red. are selling from Many of the potatoes arriving are more than culls. Illusion Won. The game of ball Tuesday be- tween the and clubs resulted in a score of to favor of Kinston. It up to the eighth inning, both sides being even. The Kinston made live runs on the last in- Several of the Kinston Sunday The ordinance was witness by a large number of people. The hand fellowship was given at at night. Ankle Sprained. By making a Sunday afternoon Mr. C. Sprained an ankle. The ankle is so swollen and painful that he can- not walk, had lo be carried lo the Court House to lo his work of listing taut for the town. Band to Snow Hill. The Hand has closed a contract lo furnish music at the public speaking at Snow Hill next Saturday. The Hand will also given concert Snow Hill Friday night before the speaking day. Hon. Claude will address the crowd. It promises to a big day for the Democratic Mayor's Court. There was only one case up be- fore the Mayor morning. Baton Harris and Peter Harris, riotous urn disorderly assault with deadly weapon. Until were found guilty and bound over to court. The Mayor did have jurisdiction in this case as ii were used. Invitations acknowledges an Invitation to of the new law building to the DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to s. Atkins returned from X. s. of Washington, is Greenville. I. Curtis Gary left this morning for Judge A. II. Moore and wife, re- homo Sunday . Shaw, of came this morning. It. King, of Goldsboro, left for Washington, if. s. returned this morning from a trip down the road. J. T. Matthews left Saturday evening for Kinston, returned this morning. Dr. Charlie Manning, of Chapel Hill, came Saturday. He Dr. B. Swell left this morning for item in response to a telegram announcing the illness of his moth- G. T. Tyson Saturday from where he has been lo sell a car load of cattle and sheep. returned Saturday from where he has been attending school at the -V. M. College. Miss Jennie who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l;. W. King, returned Saturday evening to her home in Kinston. M. M. Nelson returned this morning to Scotland Neck, after giving her friends the pleasure of for a days. V. James and W. J. Nichols left this morning for to be present at the meeting of the tomorrow at I-o'clock. W. Davis came Sunday and tilled his regular appointment here and returned to his home Beaufort county that evening. W. II. Long spent the day in Bethel. Miss returned Mon- day afternoon from F. Powell, wife and child this morning for Scotland W. T. returned Mon- evening from Beaufort, X. C. F. A. bishop returned Monday night from Becky Mount. it. Parker went to Kinston evening and returned this morning. J. A. Dupree little Mary Lucy, let Monday after- noon for Kinston. Glasgow- Evans and wife of Monday evening to visit the family of Adrian Savage. J. C. Cooper, assistant ticket agent for Atlantic Coast Line here, left Ibis morning for a two weeks vacation. Miss Mary E, Slate Or- Christian Woman's Hoard of left this mom for Washington. Hiss who been spending some Mr. John of Falkland, took here this morning for lid John A. Kicks and wife returned Monday evening from a bridal trip to the northern cities. They will make home at Hie Vine- House for present. C. I. of Norfolk, came over Monday evening spent today bore, It was his trip here In about two year-, and, he said he could hardly wife, of ville, returned this morning from George son earns Monday from Becky to visit at J. W. have returned from Bock where have been Visiting fol several day-. K. It. wife came over this morning from Kinston to v tail the family of S. Mia. Carrie has up her position as milliner for Mr.-. M. A. and to her home Washington Sam i lake, and morning for Tarboro to witness the game ball today between Tarboro and Green- ville. Cap; Galloway son ill Snow Hill, came Tues- day evening. Galloway says every body i- expecting a big tune at Snow Hill Saturday. Date The date of tin- ratio I ally King's Cross has been changed from July to tho This change is made sons not lo with the picnic will be held on July Quite u large number of colored people from various ions of Slate arrived here Monday evening to attend the meeting of Lodge Good Samaritans and Daughters of Samaria. Others came on this train. The remains Lena Harris, who died in I lucky Mount Sunday morning, on passenger Monti evening and were interred in Cherry Hill Cemetery. Services at grave by S. M. Watson, The pull bearers were Messrs. A. J. B. Jar vis. N. II. and U . On and List. Tax listing lime Is about half out. not near half the people listed their taxes. When they all know is a mailer must be lo. ii is strange that people will ml lo very last wailing Until are assessed With double for their neglect. Go on and attend lo matter. A southern editor, who to Atlanta ml knowledge of newspaper history. an re cent events, the Atlanta Journal, about nun, is sinking has years ago the Journal paper, completely shadowed by l which now, morn two papers arc on notes. I . Jill e all the talk i- coming picnic. Mr. John ii here, u i en j. imp glad to E . i hi- v. to ; I- a in or j our old one n I lei show yon how ii is to your advantage to patronize Us. Ill I i Mr. died Sunday A G Cox Mfg or- night's for near u of I Hues to be shipped to H ml Miss of Green- ville, is visiting the Misses Wesson this place. The following has been in con- for Democratic Barbecue of Each member of will of course tender assistance any way they can. lie sure to report w you have done to It. Man by lo rep the I able w lib a large n a l ii r of you i it lends on II V. Kills, II . Hamilton, V Honks. LL G Jackson, J S Marion Crawford, J May. Charlie rd, W II House, It I. Little, K F Tucker, Dr C A Todd Allen, C Jessie Cannon, John Pierce, T Nichols. M Move, Smith A Brother, W C Jackson, Hardy, A A T II Williams, I. N Edwards, J A Smith II II Proctor, J O Proctor, Ami i I. J t Harvey . II Garris, Smith, Spier. V. II Elks, W A Tucker. Cox, Haws Mills, i M Tucker. Walter It I. Davis. The White Supremacy Club Ibis place has reached a member- ship of over . G iv. Jar vis the club There were also quite u of other pres The showed ad vantages of a plain, and forcible man tier. Parker acted a. and J -1 Blow secretary. Mi ii an, t Monday i ill c mil Clerk, . C. Mm miter I'm the Id- i i e. fill n stayed over and to John Tucker today to witness the game between Greenville. Colored Boy Drowned. John a colored boy about Hi years obi, drowned this afternoon while swimming with another colored hoy near the county bridge. was In water his head when he gave out and called to the other boy to save him. The other bay tried to save doing so came near losing his own life, as caught him by bead both went under. The body of was gotten out after be bad . under the water several minutes and Dr. C. sent who on the bay for some time trying to resuscitate failed.-Daily Reflector the Washington Lee Lexington, Va., June We are also indebted to Miss Harding for an Invitation lo the exercises of the Slate an I Industrial Col- June 17th to 20th. Barn a Dr. and about forty barrels corn on his farm Situated one mile Greenville, by lire this morning. Messrs. James and Wiley u also had ten barrels of corn in the barn which was burned. I The loss is half covered with Marsh Gray, Bonnie Moore. Charlie Walter and Moore, of Kinston, came over this morning to witness the game of ball this afternoon between Kinston and nines. Mrs. It. J. Cobb, II. L. Coward wife, Professor W. H. Hags dale, J. G. Bowling J. Cher left freight train ibis i afternoon attend the Assembly which More head City this week. 1900, Miss Alice bang returned from Kinston this Annie for Chapel Hill. K. W. Pace came up this morn- from down road. X. M. this afternoon City. and the papers to for letters of Incorporations lo be issued. arc L. I. Moore, K. A. Jr. D. Douse, W. s. Ai and House Atkins. I be capital is am n hi of Increasing to This is an enterprise will of lo linen My Stock IS t Hi. AND SEEN I WASH- Complete -chIN ALL Hals. prices that will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. lute. To Al old Marcellus Moore store, on Five Points, where we have just opened a new and fresh of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats. Flour, Sugar. Canned Tobacco, Snuff, cigars, Con fee- lions. Fruits, in fact everything to be found in up-to-date Grocery. We pay the market prices for all kinds of Country Produce, her in cash m barter. When you want to sell or you to buy come to see us. To ail who favor us with their patronage we promise entire sat- T, F. CHRISTMAN CO, at Five W N. June I I. A gentleman from near informs inc the Bail- road and I. arc th-. it road lo Washington lobe here during year, i also a us told that the bad made sale of bonds and work would be renewed soon. A. S. Kelly has returned from Panacea, where he has been for some Lumber business has gone cal, and the outlook for lab new in the mills woods is very pi. Strawberry, shipping i. over for i J a I season, about car from In re, Potato men look feel dull. bottom has dropped out. S. II. U, B. Mayo left on Friday for northern potato markets. Mi-- the daughter of Deeds O. K. Icy, returned from Louisburg Fe male school on lay. Tin Populists here day in expecting to sin. I. i- here. Mesas, age have begun lo build a leach on 2nd street. The Sunday school observed children's day the Christian church on Sunday hot. W. i. Bishop, late of Juniper accepted a Co. Mrs, F. loll oil Monday for Mi. and Mi A. Phillips arc back from where at- ii ii Na- THE It furnishes more the price than any other newspaper publish- ed in America- Its news service covers all the globe and is equaled by that of few dailies. Its reports from the war have not thoroughness promptness, and with the campaign now in progress it will be invaluable. It political news is absolutely impartial. This makes of especial value to yon lime. The Thrice a week World's reg- pi price is only per year. We offer this newspaper and for 81.75. vi. v I by the Orange i Ci his home a few from Greenville day t about eighty and II stroke of ii; for some lime. Ills remains will be buried afternoon on Mr. John in Inn Mr. I'M Smith, -on of the late John M. It died w it II ion. He leaves wife and fin- ii mains w ill In live miles a. Mi-. d home i i in n Is w It Ii pin mm i i In , n iii-l i I i Hi. in Improved very much niter her re turn home -lie i mid died f The will bin ii -I Ibis K I ink -1 bun It below Greenville. -Daily Bell Ore en ville Club. large is lime when the d spec you lute and often. Thieves are the of met- for have nerves Of steal. The weather is gelling hot enough lo give your friends cold The man whose only blows from mouth never builds up a veil. The average criminal never com- A I d in the Court Sal . and com- pl d of a White Club for Greenville hip. In.-1 d i a of nearly three enormity his clinic until he gels of it. i. said I bill is a nay religious man. bill he only lulu ii . I in- gospel according lo Mar. While clubs have n To of i. State . . i ii In i where is untie i and arc most motor. ,. ii tin i III ; e II Passed u Adams, lo ii urn , J. U i u III v.- it. Kin i . i . i l In i I i. . i . i . Hailing manias. S. lie II u ii- I afternoon Hie . f I cilia us in House lo mil. tin- organization n military; i. puny here. reason the blank I. i failed ill e I lie ll ill I. and W. A. . ,.;. , n ii. M Tuesday neat Irv from A where spoke him. II. C. alter spending a days here, left this morn- insurance. The lire near three o'clock and must have la-en the work of an incendiary. V. Powell and evening Neck. wife from Scotland have been inform there very slim crowd --f and a few Democrats who went to hear them through curiosity. They did not speak In Greenville Tuesday morn where I lie lo speak today. K n. Mi. did u die front shot as re d. lie is still In n n i It mo I here . his getting well he nils till Is i y i, v New Hail i iii, re . he I III III lo i y aid u it dress c n is so I i i . i W I ma I, n lo Is ii lid, i- i t a won- i not i i he Washington The The Fit The Suit makes as goes. Until ii no I i in lo Art w our bus Identified II i all made our own work room nuder person- Tailoring Co., Main

RT mm THE fl OF As the depositories for Public School Bo in Pit County. We handle the books designated on the I fur the public school and can supply what- ever j We also nave COPY BOOKS, and vertical, double ruled practice writing books, tablets, tool's cap liens, slates, whits crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes, etc. Some i hr pencils I cent, plain lead l cent, rubber lead pencil l cut, n nice with pretty cover I cent, crayons, with metal hold- in nice box cents, lead slate i-n and pen, and rule, all in nice wood box, B cents A wide tablet cents. of best ink I he market, Scents. Copybooks cents. White crayons, gross in box, Scents. Good fool's cap paper cent per quire. For the Business Man. We carry a nice of double an single entry ledgers, long day journals, counter books, order book, receipts, draft and note book, lime, books, . fee. For S People. We have all kinds and styles boat card and visiting cards, note and tablets. The Famous Parker Fountain Pen w-5 t And when it comes to --JOB- The Reflector Office Can't Beat. ANY HUM; IN Books, Stationery Printing;. i am. MAGAZINES. r- S z . .- r r i v w i Seven Springs Hotel. NEW W, K Pi op The lineal waters, spring has u different analysis, Especially I for stomach, kidney, liver and bladder troubles seven no wonderful restorative properties, ii Kin MAIN INT. O, Ii hotels or Ii i Springs water will be charged week a of have added since la-i urn n.- them m Ii being coin- a barbel in hotel, an I I o numerous mention. terms and other Information address W. F. Merrill, Proprietor. Springs, X. C. We are prepared to furnish Flues and Repairs now at lowest prices for cash. 5.11 X. THE AMENDMENT. The N u article C of the Mate adopted by i in- As and be submit- I., the voters foe ratification i- Thai article VI of the of I lie is hereby abrogated in lieu thereof shall i- the following article of said VI. and To Ht VI II II Or AN Section Even male per-mi in the United states, and nude person who has been naturalized, twenty-one years of; age, and the set out in this article, -hall be entitled to vote at any election by the people in the State, except as otherwise provided. Sec. . fie shall have resided In Hi ate Carolina for two years, in six months, and in the precinct, or other election district in which he offers t four mouths next I the election; Provided, That oval from one ward or hi her election district i another the name county, not ope- late lo deprive person of the lo lute ill the precinct, ward I or other election district from lie removed, until after removal. been convicted, or ho has hi- court upon indictment of crime i lo- is, or may lie. in the Male prison, shall be permitted to vote, the said person shall to in manner M law. Si-, i. Every offering to I vote shall be at the time a registered herein led audio the manner provided by law and the Assembly of shall enact general registration into the provisions of ; thin article. Sec. I. person presenting himself for registration shall be able to read and write any section of the constitution in language; and. before he shall be entitled to vote, have paid on or before the of March of tin- year which he proposes to vote, his poll tax as proscribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes lie a lien only on assessed property, and issue to enforce the collection of the same except property. male person who was. I. 1807, oral any time prior thereto, entitled lo vote the laws of any State in Mates wherein be then re- sided, and no lineal of person, shall l- denied the right lo register and vote at in Ibis Slate of bis failure to the prescribed in I of this article s Provided, in- shall have registered in accord nine of this section prior I. The Mil II in- i, all ho register or . an all Mich shall be entitled and vole all elections people in Plate, unless under Ion Jo ibis article Provided, such persona hall have paid their Mill tax as re quired by law. See, n. Shall be ballot, and all the shall lie Sec t. voter In a.- in this article -hall eligible Dee, but before entering upon the duties of Hie office lie shall take and the following swear I will support and maintain United Slates, and the ion and laws of North Cam inn not inconsistent that I will faithfully discharge the duties of my office help me. lea, The following of persons shall be for First, all persons deny of Almighty Second, ell persons who shall have been convicted or confessed their guilt on indictment pending, and mute a led or net, or any fol which the may Is- the becoming of the United or i hi inn and in mile.-.- such shall ha restored to the rights of a proscribed by law. Bee. This shall lie in font from and after its ratification. I l-l a. I ins in-.- Place For the Election. in accordance with Chapter DOT, Laws county Hoard of for county, at a meeting held on the day of May divided the county election precincts and designated the polling-places as DAM Heaver Item Township shall con election with pilling place May Chapel, j TOWNSHIP I Sell oil Tow shall constitute election the poll place at House near church. t- i Bethel Township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- place in Town of Bethel. Carolina Township shall election not with polling place ill on W. W. It. Ch Town-hip shall met with the plan- i v is hereby divided into two election precincts Precinct So. that part so p lying and folios line to Commencing Heaver township line mi old near and with tin- public road lead by Chapel, lo the forks of the near the old Frank Tinker homestead, thence w the public road leading to the and S road near wild road a to the branch called mill run near Hooks, residence-, thence down said or mill tun lo Swift Creek, thence down Swift creek to the public road leading by c. with mid pub- mad iii Hancock's Meeting House; tin lie with the public load leading Caleb to Pork swamp; shall constitute No I Township, I with the polling place in the town I of No. All pan of said township lying ea-l north of the above line shall constitute ship with polling place in town I of precinct place In- town of Falk- land. I i -I ii nil- in.- election I polling place the town of i- div into two election precincts I'm Incl I All that pan of lying river, together with par of the low u of lying be tween rivet and the following Hue, to Commencing on Tar river at the of branch forming the eastern boundary of said town, and i nulling up said branch to Third street, a westerly course with Third street to street, ii southerly course with street to Dickinson avenue a nil westerly course to i M of said town. Hit me a with slid In Tar river; shall constitute I No. I. ville With Hie polling place at Court House In Green- ville. No of township shall con- No. with the place live in the town of shall the polling place in the village of Ma Township is hereby divided into two election precincts I us Precinct No. All Hint part of. the tow lying south of Swift crick -hall Precinct No. i, with the polling plane No. All that part of Hie township lying of shall the palling at I public I. It. F. Co. Hoard of Kiwi inns. act Co. of la Each. the reason some women are prevaricators is the naked shocks them. The motto The fact that beauty doesn't bother hippo Prom a of view the path of duly is often strewn with The golden of a man's is when he has a chance to marry an heiress. in with tome people. The people who don't wish to get left must look out for rights. Eve must have been the man to complain she had to wear. It doesn't follow that it girl has a heavenly voice if she makes an earthly noise. The way ton prize tight is ally a way. don't ear what happen long a doesn't hap- pen to them. Naturally the person a sharp tongue is who makes culling There is the golden rule for even Hut poorest of us. Reflections of a baby cues in public all the men insight look mad poor mot her. House cleaning was in vented to the extra crop of spring wedding.-. The worst thing about a fat man is lbs way her lap and her chin try to get together. Hall the men the world get less than they earn and other halt earn less than get. to be let into unless she has a baby with her to prove it. New York Press. A Word S Suffering Women. No one but yourselves know of go through. Why do K suffer It isn't necessary. Don't . Sarsaparilla will purify your Wood and I bloom health back into your cheeks. quart. In I at OM lilt In or lit lite In or mud. mil u u A II U U. O- the haul, hand, and feat, Irregular action of in breath, with painful of of the displacement, and ail hare a book Ball of health want free THE Detroit, Mich. fee lac. SOLD BY KoO. An Tm. done to principle of by Slates Court ion a ago declaring constitutional the graduated in come lax. remedied by u decision of the lax Was imposed to raise revenue war. Thus, while growing wealth if an individual In taxed in no other save by regular properly when Individual dies, all legacies, save lo wife, have to pay a lax to la according to the legacy, is well- Properly that taxation by in the life tune of the or has grown lo such enormous pro- portions by i in- pay for this special lion. Ibis is u lied of and or less of our Union. It is likely to come In all Slates, so Unit between the national government the vast of the rich will be made lo burdens in retain tot the great rights they enjoy. This decision triumphs of the in justice. It is u lilting crown with which to close the century, Baptist, -din ,,, of north sent to town to gel a tombstone for his wife's grave. same he sent also for license lo gel him u new wife. vs. will take an action the Court of Pill to a of and the fin liter lake be i lo st the of tin- of 1-bold on, r the first in Sept. BOt, i I 17th day of Set., 1900. at the in N. C an answer to the complaint in or the will apply In Court f.-r in said Q Hie Mill day of May C. Clerk Superior F for of I'll loiters t mo. u. on the Tin day May. on tin- I. is to ill to the in make to the ant Jill or present their to lie- twelve r th- of notice, or Ibis notice will N-plea I in their day of May, James R. oil CHURCHES. school a m. Lay Services every 2nd and 4th every Bun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. in. C. D. superintendent. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. H. Watson, pastor. Sunday o p. in. W Harding, I I thin Sunday, Rev J. B. Morion, Sunday- a. in. B. i- a Opera House every 2nd morning and night. Rev. W. regular TO Having duly the as of Last Will and of It is hereby given lo all to said estate the all i H-. I. tit. Lilt- ale lo fir before the day of April. or will he day of April, of Wallace. POSTED. We hen by warn all from ea- Upon of our along Creek of with net Any one so will I.- l,, law, T. A. tun. M twos at Mason OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE leave Washing- ton daily Ii A. M. for ville, daily I P. M. fir leaves Wednesday Friday at A. If. leave Tarboro for s, and at A. M. freight only. with for Norfolk, New York and Boa- ton, and I'm all points for the West railroads Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. B, Go. from New York; Clyde Line from dolphin; Line from and Line from Huston. JNO. Washington, N. J. N. C. CURE CHILLS FEVER and night Sweats with Robert's Tasteless Chill Tonic per Pleasant to take. if it fails. Restores up petite, the makes you well. None oilier Mod. Hold and guaranteed at stores of an, Woolen and I i mil. A. K. It A. M. No. meets Erst and third Monday evening. It. W. M. M. Kens, Sec Meets every evening. R. Ii. N , K Griffin, Sec. K. of River Ni, meets every evening R. M. .; T. M. Hooker, K. of B. R. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. B. Lang, See. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at I. O. O. J. B. White, A. O. Council, No. meets every tint 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 Hull. W. B. Wilson Smith See IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete every de prices us low as Highest market prices for produce. a W lair In SHIN la. I- Or nil railway a. a. I It- kind. All are ii-rm mill. Ky. PATENTS ADVICE AS TO III . u . i- n t An Charges a tin If con FREE J. I. CUT, IN- PATENT or ; Henri for fro BOOK ON t WASH A LINE OF Line of Hardware. TO MK. J. H. , n tin Wee FOR ill The Eastern Reflector J. EDITOR . VOL XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY, JUNE NO M lira -AT- Tobacco Flues. We are prepared to furnish Flues and Repairs now at lowest prices for cash 5-31-110. N. OUR State Ticket. For For of Wayne. For WILFRED TURNER, of Iredell. For Secretary of GRIMES, of Pitt. For R. of Wake. For II. F. of For Attorney GILMER, of Public THOMAS of For SAMUEL L. PATTERSON. of Caldwell. For Labor B. VARNER, of Davidson. SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of FRANK of New Electors at-Large WAN HUGH of LEES. OVERMAN, Rowan. County Ticket A Threat From News and Observer re- of Hie following written in red ink on the back of a card which was mailed at Va. II was evidently written by Nome or one of his fool while It is given space here as an and curious piece of and also those who arc inclined so to do may look up its numerous biblical citations. The address on the card Ed- of To chair- man Simmons, Raleigh, Car- On the kick of it is the following written it plain White Horn City, Va. you will soon have while supremacy North Carolina. Warrior, list while to be seen, led by Mr. Cain of Rev. will against you before next August. The blatant and malignant.- who now ram- page your Stale, inciting white helpless will be brought to speedy next August. You should let these vile terrorize you into wearing their badge of if you don't long lo be n marked man on Pay Day. Your thieves For the Senate, F. G. JAM IS. For W. J. NICHOLS, T. H. For Sheriff, O. W. HARRINGTON. For Register of T. MOORE For Treasurer, J. B. CHERRY. For Coroner, OH. For Surveyor, J. D, COX. For Commissioners, C. J. TUCKER, K. L. DAVIS, W. LITTLE. and perjurers can't again be to Congress, for we will have e . Day long before next Where is Sir Walter Seoul the Wizard of North Carolina Lake and Col. Gal. 11-7 and and Psalms aim 7-8. Sec Psalms Oh There's lo be a Sea lie- fore next August. Rives of Cleaves Leaves Is going to pass His Jordan Force Hill. Amos and etc., Matt. Lord Maurice will give Virginia North Car- before next August. Micah Hosea and Luke Kill id Observer Women's Raid- ed. Wild and shrill were the i when toe police suddenly appear- Ml Eighth Upward of half a baa- women were gambling on the races, plan being known as a poolroom for fair patrons only. The manager gave her name a Grace R. Ryan, bill the police de- that sin- is Gussie M. recently married lo Lieut. Hugh Marlin, of the United Slates army, now at Fort Hancock facing char- of SI arms alone prevented some of excited women leaping from the windows lo street, a distance of IS feel. Nearly all Many got out of back windows and escaped over the roofs. The polios arrested of the women. It is possible that several home- may be broken u a result of i be raid. Many of the prisoners are married and their husbands learn for the first lime that their wives are In the habit of playing turf events. Home arc stated to be daughters of respectable and per- haps wealthy men New York Letter to Baltimore Sun. Two of Kind. The ice trust, against which I lie New York Journal and the test the pref of inveigh, is not a bit worse than tobacco trust. The principal charge that is brought against trust is that it is robbing the poor by over- charging them for frozen Staff, but the tobacco trust is committing an outrage of equal enormity by underpaying the growers for their leaf. The lee combine Stand a good chance done to death. The same sort of light against tobacco trust would kill It, too, and we hope lo see it made South- Time When We War Taxes. Secretary es are piling up a surplus that will reach the t of in all probability will be greatly in ex- of that amount. And still Government lines When he sends a telegram. he draws a check. When he become n member of corporal ion. When he When he insures bis life or his house. When he assign hi Insurance. he makes a to raise money for the payment of his laxes. When be buys money order. When he execute lease. When he sends a paid telephone message. When an bond I TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are ill in the forefront of the race after your patronage We oiler you the beat line oil General Merchandise to be found in any store iii Pitt County. Well bought choice selection, the creations of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are work for your and our mutual ad- vantage. It I our pleasure to show you what you and to sell you if we can. We oiler you very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms well established business up strictly mi its own merit. When you come you will not do justice if do not sec our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Satin-, Mattings ii Cloths. Vegetable always a ready -but only that farmer who has studied the secret how to ob- . and quantity judicious use ed ft No I for Vegetables can produce in poor a large yield unless it at least Potash. Send tor books, which furnish full Wars and Our war was fore the old m b id I put spa I d I u pencils ii,, ,., d result . I in . c I in bullet the end pane, while it- anticipating the our opinion the war Spain. j fell far short as war. The tussle the and information. We send then to the law rep I obtainable, fr . d has lost and killed iii urn iii.- since war began. Thai had, a GERMAN KALI WORKS, j, V.-J . -i . ii . . . I'm- veterans the i i ii Hal to Thee Is c hi ill. result of the pi battles of the civil war is to its Chicago in article out his subject, wen- weeks Grant's campaign when t In- a man. Shoes. Children's Shoo Harness. ad Is, Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Hardware, Plow, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. everything We buy strictly Cash, bill ell for Cash or on Apr Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Dealing. 1- roved i; i- accepted as a fact experience i inure valuable In Louisiana by voter of I are here i- what four i . from Louisiana say men a. the whole -h Ii., to there were battles the were killed in u of from than have been slate bullets war. The great African- Hut Ion of Louisiana is giving niggle has been both brave ion to the people of and bill ill comparison is -i ii ion being mad a- lo its eon- .-in., that while it true and ignorant vote, it lift- not disfranchised the nm be interesting to lire- in I of it. in- -nine fig- First of nil, i- the total lost in- eluding Confederate and sol- the was CHERRY engaged in the present war In Transvaal. In the i alone Mead I, Al Its- . Ill ill Al W In and I.- native white . is signed by Con- Adolph Meyer, K. i and The same re- till will follow the adoption of In North Carolina. Win-ton Sentinel. Kb I nearly times greater than entire of PILLS i i in In- man Vitality. Lost Vigor sod Xx of Mom- Hid in f A k ; builder. Blow to ,. M Mb, lost or money PILLS Farmers Use Good Plows. men. I looker Ai I I. Ai . , hi, and AI i i i I l i i bi of civil war, and in HI I hem. of later limes pule into i There was in The like which i- lie The result, had the two with day, can e left to When it war, one hear the stories of aW with our bankable to or the money Send for circular c bond. tor ham of ; -i. 1-if, ilia i Opium or L ii. By mail In plain n Box, u tor with our bankable roar bond to In days or refund money paid. MEDICAL CO. Jackson Sis, r I. I The Rapid Paper Mill. The Dispatch of the 12th ban the item of Mr. W. M. of the Na Bank of Virginia, re- turned from N. whither he went the of a hip pa per mill point. This scheme ha under con for some lime, and ; large of the capital stock of has taken. It Mr. intention lo have the rest of taken here and elsewhere as soon as possible, although he says the matter can- not he greatly pushed at the lime. a bill of exchange is When drawn. When the execute an in- in the sale of merchandise on When he ships by freight or express. When be clear a Hies a manifest. When be Inns a lid go abroad, When be execute B power attorney. When he buy proprietary med- When he chews gum. When he uses any or his wife indulges in cosmetics. When a mile is protested. When a warehouse receipt is given. When is entered at u Custom House. it IN just Plow- buying. We Chilled them a I Double Call and We a line f S CHILL per bottle, and r. Sweats Money back doesn't. a- good. Gel the kind the Cross on the label. federal M guaranteed by Woolen, and druggist. Men. ii n local Cannot He Cured I have encountered application, a- Ii seal of i-a I Mid licit hi disease, in order to men yon lake internal rein- Tools, Plow Headquarters For Hardware, Ready Nails Garland Stoves, World's Best. i have . I In j are In a hum; iii, m, tin ii work. I i i- in u stayed a i hem; lime lost lo mil i lo lie Hi n i ,. and i i easy i i, mil it-. I Cure is taken and n i- on I blood and nine e, Hall's Cure is a quack i II of ii, i and i- ii ended I Ar- this country . i i pi inn. H i- composed the i. I. nun n, with I., i hut purifiers, acting The The seems Inn In- i- what produces wonderful resell In curing fend t free. and gel through I ; and then id lo i and ii i tin turn hen BAKER No. N. C. r- have strength in re. It is n great man in- baa -X i Hon. I . Prop,, .- Hall Pill are is now used as u ebony in making of dark piano keys. DENTIST, Greenville, N. Office over While store. worn