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mm THE AMENDMENT. MM one of the tor Pin County. We handle ohs on the the public schools and ran supply what- ever have COPY BOOKS, slant and vertical, double practice writing books, cap paper, pens, pen slates, white crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes, etc. Some if Cur School C pencils cent, plain lead cent, l rubber tipped lead pencil l cent, a nice tablet with pretty cover l cent, crayons, with metal bold- in nice wood cents, i sad pencil, -late pen and pan, and rule, all in nice wood box. S cents. A great big wide cents Bottle f best ink on the market, cents. Copy books u in cents. While crayons, gross in box. Dents. Good fools cap in cents per quire. For the Business Man. We a aloe I'm- of double and single entry ledgers, long day books, journals, counter books, memorandums, order books, receipts, draft and note books, tune looks, fee. For People, have all kinds and styles box papers, card and envelope eels, visiting cards, note pipers and tablets. The Parker fountain Pen The following i amendment U article I of the Slate d ill- as and be submit to voter lot ii- August l- Tani of Carolina lie out the same is hereby abrogated ad lien shall the following article of said ARTICLE VI. I AND TO AN Section I. Every male born in th Stales, and every male who has o First, all persons sh deny the being of Almighty Cud Second, nil persons who shall have been convicted or their guilt on pending;, and whether or not, any felony, or other crime for the punishment lie in the penitentiary, since . of the I Tailed fates, or corruption in unless such person shall lie restored to the lights of in a by Sec. S. This set shall be force from and after its ratification. mm Arrest disease by the timely use of Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing Always cures SICK HEADACHE, stomach, malaria, . torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS Writes flight And when it comes to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. I .-Foil ANYTHING IN Books, Stationery Printing;. TAKEN TO ALL MAGAZINES, Seven Springs Hotel. UNDER SEW MANAGEMENT. P The line-- mineral waters. Each spring has a different analysis, Especially recommended for kidney, liver and bladder troubles All seven have wonderful restorative properties. HACKS MEET EVERY TRAIN AT La Grange, O. Water free to People boarding at oilier hotels or boarding and using Seven Springs will be charged per week. A number of have been a since last season, among them the bath being com- a professional barber in hotel, and others too numerous to mention. For terms and other information address W. F. Proprietor. even Springs, N. C The makes the lit. The Fit S. The Suit makes so fur It is pride that no expend tare is spared In respect In material or workmanship. High Art With name has identified Garments oil made in our person- Win and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- leads, Mattresses, Oak Baits, Be I;. Carriages, Go Parlor Tables, Lounges, Safes, p, and Gail A Tobacco, Weal Cheroots, American Beauty . Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, I Flour, Sugar, I Heat, Stan, Magic Food, Hatches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds. Applet, Dried Apples. Peaches, Currents, class mid China Tin and Ware, and Crackers, Macs Cheese. Beat Butter, Stand- ard Sewing i and nu- other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash, Come to see me. election precinct with the polling place at May's Chapel. township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll place at Talker's School House near Gnu Swamp church. towns i i Bethel one precinct with the poll lug place in of Bethel. Carolina Township shall i- lute one election precinct with the polling place at Stokes on the W. W. B. K. I'll II TOWNSHIP one election precinct with the poll lug place Block Jack. ram i Township la hereby i two ejection PRECINCTS. Voting Places For the August Election. In with years of us of age, and the for county, at in this article, held on the 7th day of be entitled to rota at an election I the into , . . . . . precincts the people la the State, except L as otherwise provided. Bee. lie shall have resided in Beaver Dam Township shall eon the Slate of years, in the six months, and in the precinct, ward or other election district in which be offers to rote, four mouth next proceed lag the Provided. That removal from one precinct, ward or oilier election district the same county, shall not rate lo deprive any person of the right lo rote precinct, ward or other election district from which he has removed, until four after such removal. Ho person who has been convicted, or who baa his court upon indictment of any crime the punishment of which is. or may hereafter be, imprisonment in the prison, shall lie permitted to vote, union slid person shall be firs restored to in manner proscribed law. Sec. Every person offering vole shall lie at the lime a I registered voter as herein ed the manner provided by law, and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into provisions of this article. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be able lo read and any section of the constitution in the English language; and. before he shall be entitled to vote, have paid on or before the day of March of the year which he proposes to vote, his lax as prescribed by law, for the previous year. Poll taxes shall be a lien on assessed properly, and no process Shall issue to enforce the collection of same except against property. See. Ho mule person who was. on January I, 1807, oral any lime prior thereto, entitled to vote the laws of any State in the United Stales wherein he then re- sided, and lineal descendant person, shall lie denied the right to register and vote at election this Slate person if his failure to possess the qualification proscribed in section this Provided, he shall have registered in accord with tile terms of this section prior to December The General Assembly shall provide for a permanent record all pea-suns who register under this section 1.11 r before November and Content divided viz. Precinct No. All that part so the lying west and of the following fine lo Commencing at the Beaver Dan Township Hue on the old Plank Road, near Warren's Chapel, and running with the public road lead- by Chapel, to the forks of the road the old Prank Tucker homestead, thence the public road leading to the Greenville and road near thence with the and road a course to the branch culled mill run near C. I. residence; down said branch or mill run Swift Creek, thence down Swill creek to the public road leading by C. C road to Hancock's House; thanes with public road leading by Caleb to Fork swamp; shall constitute No of Content Township, with the polling place in the town of No. All that part of said township lying east and north of the above line shall constitute Precinct So. of ship with polling r iii the town of Falkland Township snail one precinct with polling place in the town of Falk- land. shall precinct place in town of Greenville Township la hereby divided into two election precincts No, I-All that part of the township lying of Tar divided two as No. All that part of the township lying south of Swift Hank shall place at No. All that part of township north of Swift creek shall constitute No. with the at the public school house near L. B. P. Chairman Co. Hoard of Elections. Sect. Co. Board of Elections. A Words Suffering Women. No but yourselves know of the you go Why do suffer It isn't necessary. Don't c your and beauty, the loss one is followed die v Use lie Don't weak and worn Impure blood is the of all your trouble. QUART will your and bring the bloom of health back into you cheeks. Each bottle quart. Painful and it-e life In matron or maid, find relief, help, real panacea for headache, pain in la aid, palpitation of the heart, hand and feet, pal n. backache, U of breath, abnormal Uh pain of the which make the Ufa to I want Detroit, Mich. at of heart. W ha a I to U U- The la I Little- U-r Pill. SOLD nil hall be entitled with that port Tailoring Co., Main Street, N. V. bl 1.1 and vote at all elections people in tins unless article Provided, shall hare paid their quired by Ian. Bee, ii. All the shall ballot, sad oil shall be Bee voter in as in this article shall eligible to of- the, lint the of he shall lake mid the do I will support and maintain the laws of the the con- laws North ilia not inconsistent therewith, and that I will faithfully the Mo help me, Its. . The following classes of persons be disqualified for t reek Township is hereby of lying be- Tar river line, town. Tar mil at the of the branch the eastern boundary of tow and up branch lo Third street, a With Third street lo Till Street, a southerly course street to avenue -11 III westerly to the a northerly with said Hue lo Tar river; shall i. m I In-en with the polling place the Court House in ville. No. the remain- of shall con- No. i, with the place at the town of shall one election precinct with the place Village of K lo Each. It is to know that some of ablest clergymen had to be whipped for going to Sunday school when they were boys. Are incomes ill gain I The tennis court sometimes leads to alter. Ten mills make one cent, lull race for wealth i not a mill race. Hot weather would be much more lie-arable if there were fewer thermometers. When one girl doesn't to another girl, and wants to cut her, looks daggers. It's a wise man who anticipates the seasons. In hot it's well to have a coaled cellar. The politician lights for spoils and pugilist spoils for light. The taxidermist makes an hon- living at a skin game. Lots of are found out when you go to call on them. No man needs lo lie the art money. Maude, dear, garden hose should be worn at a lawn party. If some people try the work cure perhaps there wouldn't be mush need of the rest cure. When a woman gels old Mid bald she sighs with regret over the locks of hair she used to give away so indiscriminately. There ought to lie a society to punish men who wear by I hem presents diamond studs. There wits a man who had of the brain didn't think he was in love. Every man, at some time in his life, has treated some woman so badly he ought to be scalped. airs are not it with popular heiresses. The without a beau is like the homeless wanderer. Neither haw a place to lay their heads. jump at the reason they always turn to the last chapter of a novel. NOTRE. Pitt Victoria vs. Move. above will lake notice an entitled at above has Court county to obtain a from matrimony; the will further lake he in required at the next term of Hie Court of said county lo lie held on Monday after the tint Monday S.-it. not, being the day Diet., the Court House in N. C. an answer or demur to complaint In action, or the will lo the for relief demanded in MM This day of Nay 1900 M. Clerk Superior Court for pig. THE BEST CHILLS and fever is a of Grove's Tasteless hill Tonic. It is simply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form No pay. Price CUBE CHILLS MALARIA, and night Sweats with Robert's Tasteless Chill Tonic per to lake. refunded if ii fails. up petite, and makes you well. None other as good. guaranteed at the drug stores of REWARD We will ii,,, pan of or m en not the I to when Hie . with They -in- Iv r. i . eon- f, ill- II, h I II Co. I r. sire. I- lit, Ill J I. N C VOTERS. Notice i. lbs of f no will iron. o'clock A. M. lo Thursday June filly . 1900 in- for of of the Ami on Ii Saturday the and the id will be open polling place at Five Points in town of June Mil I. to The k of Court Pit county, Inters t to on the day of May, on the estate J, Notice all persons indebted to the lie to make payment to n. to all creditors of said or their claims, lo the undersigned, twelve after the date of ibis or notice will I i i bar of their recovery. This the day May, on J. NOTICE TO CREDITOR. Max duly the Clerk Pin county as of the I-i.-i Will and of notice hi hereby given to all to said lo make immediate payment to the all claim- against said ea- are hereby to present the same for payment on or before 38th day of April, or Ibis will ho plead m bar of recovery. day April, woo. of Wallace. all from m- any of our lands along the of fishing with net Any one o will lie to law- l. R. It. T A Mill. OLD DOMINION LINE RIVER SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily A. M. for ville, leave daily at P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays A. II. for Tar leave Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York ton, mid for all for with railroads at Norfolk. should order freight the Old dominion B. Co. from New York; Line from from Line from Boston. N. O. J. N. DIRECTORY CHURCHES. school a m. Services every 4th Sunday morning. every Sun- day, morning and evening. evening. Rev. J. N. t. C. D. day, and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. pastor. Sunday p. m. W F. Harding, bu- thin Kev J. II. pastor. Sunday- a. in. E. B. at Opera House every Sad Sunday morning and night. Rev. W. Davis, pastor. regular service. LODGES A. V. A. Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. It. W. M. J. M. Retus. Sec I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. I. Handier. N. E. E Griffin, Sec. K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening. It. M. Mum-. C. C.-, T. M. Hooker, Iv. of It. andS. It. Vance Council, No. 1690, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night I. O. O. B. White, eel A. O. Council, No. ti, meets every first third Thursday nights Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, See. H. Conclave No. meets every second and forth Monday nights in Odd Hull. W. Ii. Wilson See W. R. IN Whichard, C. The Stock complete every prices m low as Highest market aid produce. The Cold Cure. Cold In and , n h moll I At lo Vol SO MIS W III Mil V. M, mill this I- by all u- a, All .-.-i-l to open t Ky. PATENT invent or free ADVICE AS TO I tn II-w lo nU. N-fr.-lit, i i. i j. a. to, cum WASHINGTON, IN- LINK Also a nice Line of Hardware. COM i; MK. J. B. POE The Eastern Reflector mum D. J. II. -AT- XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE 1900. NO Ed. H. I SALE RETAIL O- IF YOU WANT TO Bit HI JUT AMI AT THE SAME TIME BUT IDS THEN COME TO THE YOU WILL HONEST LY GOODS. Ed. H. THE OUR NOMINEES State Ticket. B. of Wayne. Lieutenant of Iredell. For Secretary of of Pitt. BENJAMIN It. LACY, of Wake. For B. K. DIXON, of Cleveland. Attorney ROBERT D. GILMER, of Hay wood. Superintendent Public THOMAS of SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, of Caldwell. For In Suffrage a Fail- The of n . an a factor North which will be done by the vote cast in the election August, the correction m suffrage the which in his hands has proven a failure. Among dispassionate persons, North or Booth, there is differ- of In-11 in n of suffrage, that the of elective franchise to the voter, upon the same terms exercised by whites, has proven a practical and dismal fail- That the white people of South have been the chief sufferers needs no argument, and now the sufferers, knowing the characteristics so well, the correction and elimination of the a political factor, a force which has ruled the South, and thwarted any expression of its opinions, unsettled its social development, Its progress, this correction and elimination of the can best come through the agency of the people of the South. In North Carolina the amendment, to be voted Commissioner Labor and HENRY B. VARNER, of Davidson. For SAMUEL L. of FRANK of New Hanover. Presidential Electors at-Large. DAN HUGH nil. LEES. OVERMAN, I tow an. County Ticket Concerning the Foil Federal office holders are going Amendment howl- themselves hoarse over poll tax provision. They make the false claim that if the amend- is thousand white men will In on account of failure to pay their tax by March first of the year which they propose to rots. This argument is one of the most absurd ones yet scheming Radical politicians. They know full well that the poll tax provision will catch only grass who do all in their power to evade the payment of this poll tax, that is why the Republicans are laying so much on this clause. know that the poll tax provision w ill eliminate a f. their rotors. Sheriff than whom there DO sheriff in the Stale, says of every of the insolvent are Mr. Raper, a member of Hoard of County Commissioners of Wilson county, says in his county of every insolvents an The Constitutional Amendment was framed lo gel the out of politics and object is to every one possible without in- with the franchise of white man. Thai is why the poll lax provision put in and less the pays his poll lax better than heretofore many thou- sand of his race will be under Herald. TO THE OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. LEI We an the of the race after your patronage you the best selected line oft General Merchandise to be in any store in Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best of America rope. Seasonable all year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at tit yours our mutual ad vantage, it is our pleasure to show you what you want to sell you if we can. We offer you very polite attention, and the with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hats; Jacket.- mil Capes. Carpets, Mattings and Shoes. Men's, Women's Children's Harness, Horse Blankets and Groceries. Floor, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Laid. Hardware, North Carolina Moving Upward. Washington, June Post- master General has issued an order making Raleigh a class post- July This is done her postal receipts have in- creased and is of her commercial progress. advanced from to first class are Charlotte and Win- Salem. At each of these of- upon August, is the menus pro- l he post master will receive Its constitutionality haw passed upon, and its provisions are to just to the privileges to the who arc entitled to bar- ring from suffrage those who are a menace lo every inter- est, so long as they have the their possession. It has been the practice of other sections to make light of the coin- or over. This makes with Wilmington four first-class in the State. The advances or in- creases Asheville, to Concord, 1,700 to Hen- to High Point, lo Littleton to Marion, to Newton. Salisbury, to Shelby, to Wash to Wilson plaint coming from the thickly of Bast- For the Senate, F. G. JAMES. For W. J. NICHOLS, T. H. For Sheriff, O. W. HARRINGTON. For Register of Meeds T. R. For Treasurer, J. B. CHERRY. For Coroner, C. HE. For Surveyor, J. D. COX. For C. J. TUCKER, B. L. DAVIS, W. O. LITTLE. populated portions em Carolina, that ignorant wan a menace and a burden lo the whites, while he had his Iran But now that the is crowd- into other sections, is no further talk of that kind, for it discovered by how genius is this ignorant vote. The people the North also feeling the burden, with the thousands of moving into northern states, section must soon feel that the burden is theirs, and they must settle it, us the South has and will do, by the safest method is, and in the interest of the white people, and yet without Injury to the Journal. TAKE CHILI per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and Money if it doesn't. No other as good. Get the with the Red Cross on the label. Sold and guaranteed by Woolen, Bryan and Castings fixtures, Nails and Furniture. for Furniture and everything in We buy strictly for Cash, but soil for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Pealing. Your Friends, to BOO; to to 91,000- to to Mon- roe, to Raleigh, to to to Waynesville. to Winston Salem. Charlotte; mo; Hick to to Mount Airy lo to Nook, to to Weldon, to ell ville is third to class. is gated from second to He only office in to show a decrease. Business Advertise- Through the assertion follows is the sub- of perpetual argument, ii cm not be denied follows the advertisement. Business is hard headed, even unpatriotic; knows no Dag and no country. find- a market wherever there are and obtains customers ever people advertisement. Every who advertises gets an immediate return for the money ha invests in publicity. Philadelphia Basil man who is best friend gels A tree is Ike Word i Means. The Boxers an called In Chinese as we learn from a contemporary, T Ho Interpreted, The Pence which indicates were primal to resist in pugilistic style what they conceived to lie wrong done In the name of right. North Advocate. Young of New York, paid for an English bull dog, and may now pride on being the owner of the ugliest dog In star. Suicide Attempted by Yesterday evening Sail ii as Sides, tempted the rope but the attempt was She then made a trial water route but tins as also fill and the would lie suicide was still in of the living Bun, pot, nod yet ii leaves every spring. It's man with an elastic con- science who stretches the truth. No. Maude, dear, the Japanese play gull in gardens. reason Wear hair lit probably because there is no cut The prisoner at bar I plead to a charge, but when comes to paying a line have charged. Silence may be but gold en hair is usually loud. It's funny our oldest photos make ii-, look youngest. It's hard a man who triplets at home to believe I lo got of hoc fellows is to lend I The chronic make friends tut as he break I hem. A glaring a College graduates are gelling their lesions in diplomacy, i, n seven lest a woman's love to have loll The Venus Mile must have been to hand The man In postage lamps makes his mono go a long Lots of women a mush room lover and then have got n toadstool W i. It we haven't sufficient in pines to k, j, Filipino I are we going a of them China to help the Europeans i I hat is the p -i ii i b t Mr. Mi K ink j ml hut And after this government helps the European government the rat up a I in -i- what come Thai . blew a lib may . the very future, i front people. i- for I In i I I more Asiatic Have u t ready i. sort of tub than i- I The Admit was I by ;. t,, people I Gen. E. S. I His, t pains to ad I lo ii .-j l i. i u by lilt i . Y. hi- home city. Secretary the full Ma- Hand, public exp- . . d s-.-i a. Joe Win-, let. ii the army, c to to enthusiasm to the Mr. has made to real public toward ,. His, hit Philippine policy i. w people, with the ha- come alarm. Hi in the p know for pull O command the I t keeping cw ill. position bad up, i Win. and he learn i people a ill be us indifferent I- him clot as they have shown to be towards Otis now. Tin of doubt bus Mr, companion. Nicholas editor of the leading who W . it few day-, re has been in; other brunches . the Cuban us well Hie brunch, lit gave I he Senate Committee u that should be when be w i-i .- could have a oil sail- and works. Such an investigation some Interesting facts. The fraud lion wot ks are int. and investigation might ho a great deal of I, i- . .; i- i on t o is nil t out a trust died have as u result In price; n ll i the i. i of l he eon ii are pay mot i , . it . i I hey by V. r- young I on h pudding. There i- less devotion to that to appetite. ti. wild youth turn to the bi manhood. i e lea of the many fur- for the few. The entreat of hale will wash ,,,,, iii. fountain of love. If win I were wisdom the world i a philosophy. in June the maiden -et- her the sonic by . best thing passed by Goa. a us the I of adjournment which look place week. are Hi furrows a i ; the face, when it Bad the i i ., ii is world i- a school-house learn I be lessons of life. I will be awarded when ., e nest world. Love's dripping showers of sun beams doth lint each gloom, and makes the earth with the eel ever bloom. A Customers. II are thy of dealing at a an of which they know nothing and the pro- r of which appears to Ill give them desired in- They prefer to deal with a merchant who by daily ad- ll makes himself, his store its contents known to every- Advertising always brings to the merchant who u. Democrats have nominated ex-Judge A. W. ham and W. II. P. Jenkins tot the ll.-, Th re arc newspapers ill North Carolina. Seventy-two use mailer, and the cow on i by machine. twenty-six dailies, in . Ill ll .- lilies, I semi- ft The politics can, independent, I Populist, arc at Odds. This is time of the year when tin mail who is attempting lo raise a ii on very good terms with his neighbor who fancies i Herald. Catarrh Cannot He Cured tilth local applications, as I reach seal of the dis- ease. Catarrh is a blood or order to everything cure ii must lake Internal nm- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken re in n i i ration ii l I.---, lost since Man h I, I by the line i in i u in the sum III u In M i.- i en Gould els th., in I ml In i keen the cranks and away. sh. ought lo buy young bull dos mil i . act- on Hie and mile ins Hall's Catarrh Cure is not . it by one of iii, best physicians in this country ; i in-, i- u regular . It i- composed the in-t combined with i c-i hi net on mucous surfaces. The , n of the In- i- what produces such ,.,, fill results in t Send tree. F. i. Props., druggists, Hall's Pills are best. print criticism upon Dr. D. L. army, all tho editorial of DENTIST, i c de Mexico wen seal hi on for at the of Mexico. in. N. C over W

X. I . Ike D. J. come u. --L . Entered at the Post Bl Greenville, H. C, as Han. Mail Matter. LETTER Work of Ute of all Enacted session ll Week. The object of the Constitutional Amendment is to place govern- MM of North Carolina . i in void Other -m- If 1st Q the fund one half of June months salaries voted lo The while HI who h j,, beta, ;,.,. ,. ti,.,, vote for the adoption of the voting of money, which tins , to i ,,., , i. to ass the a national m tin- beat. Ii rote hi Ike Act empowering presiding judge of Superior court to issue liquor in Northampton county, and taking from county commissioners this prerogative. incorporation of Memorial Hospital charity for ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY. Two White Prisoners Escape. Monday night half past o'clock two prisoners, J. W. A. and J. W, Harrington, con The Royal Hospital i . ., , . poor people, of the broke Iteration of am made their escape. Theophilus White's as shell commissioner, etc. . ,, a tilt pure and simple without personal of is else he is so densely ignorant as to b U no, . ,,.,.,, ., .,,,,, then, whit-man Can be teach of all opposed to ill If Senator Marion Mauls another -blooded Waif to la- over he might go to Kim City and procure the one near there to take with him In his anti cam- but is always earned over and love of beads. Never before, however, , v these words which voted it, turn- a. them, after carefully ed around and demanded that hall White. Toe prisoners escaped by rev locking the .-ell in which they were confined and also the door To print and distribute by Com- missioner of amended Election U, and copies of the Amendment. To repeal chapter r-V private laws of To repeal chapter public; Elastic Felt Mattress, The Best Mattress Made- with wooden bad Made and out. hi beard the prisoners out called to some one on Mr. W. three blood; hounds were secured and an effort made to re capture the prisoners but did not run the frail, the of I To furnish certain Supreme Court dogs being too young, not Norfolk Virginian Pilot has published a splendid illustrated edition of pages showing what what advances have been made in the last decade, the advantage it oilers Investor. It is papa and shows up its city well. of it should In turned over for uses. A few ago the Republican employees Congress letters inviting them to call on Mr. who was as- of the Congress- Committee in the last cam- When the employee call- ed they were asked for campaign and any Inquiries to amounts, were answered with Ike Suggestion their ex- pay would be but that contributions would be voluntary and the giver could any other amount. The amounts given ran all the way from to one instance to a whole mouth's salary. Many employees learning from others purposes of sent them did not call, so that the total con- was muck smaller than expected. I has since turned that before Ike of appropriation for salary. House acre given to understand would ; to t. some proportion of amount . impugn committee political purposes. This makes W bile attacking to the making all the s; ; n, on enemies of the Constitution- Amendment are no stone unturned to bring about the defeat of that measure if possible. They are going among the ignorant and uninformed telling them amendment will disfranchise white men and in other ways the facts In order to dice them it. They are also circulating malicious literature to help tin in purpose, Verily, the White Supremacy lime t idle I now and elect considering the pose effect of the as U stands today, after the changes by Hie Legislature last week. A PATRIOTIC the present Legislature only boat a score of the anti Democrats, less than Senators are licensor Populists. Most of the not appear in their scats at the extra closed; ban all were prompt- on hand, with only a down exceptions, and of these have learned that all had best of ex. uses t explain their Of the round only two Called to heart- be reached u p i. ten. year-old I hos would After lamenting and over the for some a white inform- cl the . r a . the of the wily lulled ii feel, ion ii showed that . M white folk.-. and now has become a public matter, the ; managers who were con- in it are busy with nations. If wire i I The ah nit opens I fire I he awl latter returned with the two forts were blown and others forced to Russian, and American ships all took a band i the There are o many reports of massacres at lute points that much Is fell for missionaries and other in China, as well OS Subjects of of her countries there. Che Republican National Con- holding the boards this seek. for several days been pi luting I matter about the convention and the in attendance. found the fol lowing some of its tide l i-M, In bail fl. hi- is tail . and am whether ii no they'll a typical Southerner, as he chewed upon an cigar ill front of the Ills audience to grasp the of tail- and the from the proceeded to ex plain that down bis , i a I the year upon the revenues derived from picking huckleberries and bag at the hunt. The huckleberries, be ex- plained, mi bashes about of a hunting dog's tail, and to prevent the bounds from sweep- off ail the lea as run under the their tails erect lb-- natives amputate the this season of the year, hence the anxiety of the gentleman There is work for every man to do between now and August election. If you Hickory, X. C. who are not go to and explain it so they may understand that it Is best best for their home In-st for their Stale that the Is- adopted. And see that everybody in your neighborhood registers, An entire new registration will be made, no man can vote unless he registers. It mutters not how- old be is, nor how many times he has and Voted the past, he must register this year to be able to vote. The books open June and continue for twenty election. days counting Sundays. Doubtless fellow wrote ibis he was getting off smart, perhaps be did not know he was giving a fair specimen of the Intelligence of the components of the Republican par- in North Carolina, To get rid of that class as voters is the pose of the Constitutional amend- Just think the matter over your- self and talk it to your neighbor, that every man must register be fore ho can vote in the August endorse the amendment and to participate cheerfully In the respecting it and the new Election Law, these two being He- of Brunswick, and Rein Lincoln, both members the House. That these men should to Raleigh, not only without and without price, at the expense of valuable time and lorn, at one of the busiest seasons of the year applied themselves so and hon- to the work hand, only furnishes line proof of patriotism and love of their State, but gives to the world the bast and most convincing evidence of the and desirability Amendment it- self. If it wasn't right honest and best for the whole people of the State, of every class and con- these men would not have been ken. The evidence is com- and incontrovertible and the vindication of the Amend men overwhelming After a three work the Legislature to meet 24th it docs not necessarily follow, however, that other extra will be held, ii becomes necessary or highly advisable on account subsequent develop- The Republican Supreme Court, which appears to have so much delight in overturning the work of former session of the i Assembly, in lure until the Legislature got ready to adjourn the longest term iv.-i held, when the court also the BUM day. The check partisan Judicial Interference which was put by a new provision of the amended Election Law may save from the necessity of again coming to Raleigh month. LIST The following list includes alt the measures resolutions, succeeded in passing both branches Of General As- amended Election Law. Tin- amended Constitutional Amendment. Act to pay ex Railroad out of by Supreme salary for time he served. Act amending Western Criminal Court District, taking 111111001111 and Madison counties therefrom, also eliminating after January adding Barry, Haywood, and ties. Act empowering more definitely the Railroad Commissioners to as- railroad property taxation purposes. Act providing pay services of defunct shell fish commissioners old Democratic board ousted by Reports to State law- school . To of Dispensary or Dispensary to voters of Swain at the coming election. To establish stock law certain portions of Jackson, Bailey and Ferrell To the of County Treasurer of To regulate the manufacture Macon county. To establish graded schools Lexington, N. C. To pay expenses of funeral Senator Jackson, etc. Directing printing report o special investigating committee relative to Stale Agriculture Department. . To direct the commissioners of county draw a jury list. To pay and other em- mileage for their attend- upon the present sitting of General Assembly. For relief of certain teachers and the Treasurer of Craven To print Senate House laws. To amend chapter of the rub- lie Law of relating to the Oyster Industry. To enable the Commissioners of county to use surplus tax fund for county purposes election of A. of the Deaf and Dumb at Morganton. OF During the of the Leg- committee appointed at the last of Senator Brown of Columbus, Representatives of Orange. and Patterson, of to in- the of the Stale Prison and the Department of Ag- made their covers two years of mis- rule, extravagance, Incompetence and corruption. report is one of the most caustic and terrible of the fusion in charge assertion all 1- warranted and proved by the facts adduced during In the cell were found unfinished wooden keys, which they doubtless had been at work on for some time, also a letter address- ed to the Sheriff him that father had failed to get his bond, he would have to leave in the manner he did. Cahoon is the party who forged the names of school I to vouchers over near Bethel and was awaiting trial at September court. was in jail on a peace warrant. Sheriff Mooring says he had used unusual care in seeing that was locked in his cell every night. Of late, he says, strongest lock had been put cell and he WM kept in his cell both day and night. Mr. Howell Cobb, new Guilford Hotel of Greensboro, bought of our ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES for his elegant new hotel. We take the liberty of quoting from a letter he wrote under date of April the beds Well, none know them but to love i or them but to praise. The tired out and the critical traveler, dyspeptic the chronic grumbler, all join in one chorus praise, of the Best Bed the 20th guarantee this mattress to lie superior to any hair mattress. trial, if entirely satisfactory, money will be refunded, ear If your local dealer does not handle the Royal Elastic Felt Mat- write to us for descriptive BOY ALL BORDEN, GOLDSBORO, N. C. Get a good Safe CONDITION IN What Our Say. i he Victor safe is made in all sizes con- for home, m, office and general use Every sale with a guarantee to be fire Prices range from up. Sunday's Raleigh Ob- server had brief statements nearly all the Democratic members Assembly at the re- cent special session, relative to political conditions their and the prospects of carrying the Amendment. will be found what Pitt county members said Senator F. G. have a good people and we ally do the right thing Representative T. II. Barnaul; people are very much inter- In the campaign out my way, and the light they get on it the surer they are to vote right. Our county will go Democratic by Representative J. the Amendment WM first submitted there was some division among the white people of our county, but when they learned no native white man, however poor or illiterate, was to they looked the Amendment with more J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. Hard to A gruff old bachelor was beard to remark other day Once was I am old, and I've never seen a girl to her mother that ever came Mr. E. Victor Cox of is making speeches in western part of the Stale for the Amendment. The correspondent Charlotte Ob- say s of bis speech in Mr. E. V. of Pitt who is a straight-out Republican, spoke in I be academy here last night for the amendment. He a fairly good crowd bis speech was timely and well delivered. Coming as it did from a Republican portraying the conditions of the eastern counties, as exists He Not Speak Her the appointment being made for Adams to speak at there is an The making appointment for Adams this part the State was left to Claude Bernard. Adams preferred the appointment of that day should lie Greenville instead Parmele, but Bernard objected, and represented to Adams it would lie unsafe for him to speak Greenville. -Our states Bernard is such bad repute in Greenville, his old home, and has so little influence the vicinity be WM to parade his before Adams, and made the above statement to keep Adams from speaking in Greenville. We believe since Adams has spoken was given a respectful hear regardless of the lion district Messenger. dealer GREENVILLE, K. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on ban i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. in be a one-eyed button to her II isn't a guess. It I under the domination of rule isn't exactly in the Bible, but it is an government, it weakens there written large and awful enough in the miserable life of n misfit home. I'm talking for the boy this lime. If one of yon ever come across a girl her face full of roses who says as you come to the door, can't go for thirty minutes, for the ire not yet you wait for . girl, right down on I be door step and wait for her, a one other may come along and carry her of, right there you have lost an angel. Wait r her stick to her like a bun-1.- i male's Correct. North Carolina has too many worthless dogs, and also a super- abundance of legislators without the backbone to put a tax the Advertiser. Course, Hies arc attracted by molasses, sharper arc together where there is op- for plunder. Paris is overrun by rogues of all nations. It is said the sharpest among the sharpers are in the gent. This is not a matter to brag of. It discredits country's morality; the only consolation being in reflection that superior wickedness is. Use all the other superiorities, the outcome of a mentality. publicans and the Dem- The Board of County of Kan., abolished the poor- house, there no more in the county. One old sol- is the only dependent person in the county, he is being cared by popular hence the may be said to lie Ten years ago there were over five hundred In Wichita county, but the crops have so large since that everybody has made plenty of money. No tramps are allowed to remain idle the They must work or leave. coons look alike to la song that Marlon Butler sings the mountains Raleigh News end Observer. Is very bum the log of a flower. Its beauty salt depends chic bestowed parent. should the care. They all worry and They should plenty of good find take tun hue This S ill go a long way toward their health and beauty s well as that of the little one to conic. lint to absolutely sure of a short painless use Mother's Friend in month of lion. i- It to bu . II vii.-r In d in Legal Terms. were to give you an or- said Judge Foote of would simply say, I give you the should the transaction be to a law- to put in he would adopt hereby give, grant and convey to yon all my in- right, title advantage of and in said orange, together with its rind, skin, juice, pulp and pits; and all rights advantage with full power to bite, suck, or otherwise eat same, or give away with or without the rind, skin, juice, pulp or pits, any- thing or in any other deed or deeds, instruments of any nature or kind whatsoever to the contrary la any wise City Journal. pr.-. which used M When Prim I. cl whale. r. lie at th. Bl Be bk dim i ii co. ATLANTA. t i. An A leading Republican was talk- privately to us the other day and said as for himself he wished I every the was excluded from the polls; that ought to vote now, neither should the right ever have been given them. But said he, we pass this new law the Republican party will be dead in North Caro- for twenty years, and we men who are the leaders can't afford Hot a question of what is best for the State, bat a low, fish desire to hold and that at the expense of the whole Com- Times. The Herald says a Durham man who is supposed to be a million- listed his tax and gave in hie cash on a person m cents. Putting Money A Savings Bank To PUTTING IT INTO Our Spring Suits, that awaits your selection. You draw interest on the former and you draw satisfaction and comfort from what you buy here because it is always the best for the money expended, and that is why we are looked upon as the Responsible Clothing House OF THIS TOWN. ERG You will find them here, made up especially for our summer trade. Graceful, stylish and comfortable, not the cheap you may- see advertised but of quality the best, and in make the durable, in the most fashionable, in single or double breasted, all swell in appearance elegant in quality. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of paper it so to remind you that you owe tor for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Wanted Car load sheep T. Tyson, Greenville, N. C. cattle. G. T. Ty- son, Greenville, The Masons have decided not to have a picnic next mouth, as was at one time intended. Married. At o'clock this in the law office of Harding Hard- Mr. J. T. Everett and Miss Jacky Ami were married. Peace W. H. There were a few wit- to the ceremony. Henry Blount Coming- Arrangements are being made by the members of the Patience Circle of the King's Daughters to have Mr. Blount, of Wilson, to deliver an address here Thursday, for fit of St. Home for old ladies, Raleigh. Mr. Blount has already been heard from and, agrees to come on that date. Radish. Mr. D. O. Moore, of sent The huge rad- It the white variety measures length inches circumference at the The potato raiser does part. Down near the root the vegetable had divided into not smile much when he gels re- turns from his shipments. Rev. J. N. Booth will preach at the County Home Chapel next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Raising potatoes for shipment is like grabbing a never know what you are going to get. Every white man Pitt county who can do so should come to Saturday, to hear Glenn speak. Trinity College offers splendid advantages to young men desiring an in another and write Dr. for I have just moved my new photograph gallery Dickinson and am now better prepared to take your photograph than ever Satisfaction guaranteed. Roy Evans. When you want your photograph taken, go to Roy on several which were all twisted together like toes on a deformed foot. Major's Court. Mayor J. G. disposed of two cases during the past week. Louis Washington, jumping on off the passenger train and around the depot, guilty, fine one penny cost, amounting to intoxication, guilty, one penny and cost amounting to 32.16. HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to Von Monday, June IS, Nobles spent Sunday in Hunter left this morning for Elm City. W. B. Brown left this morning for Belleville. .;. Morton limed Ibis morning to Ernest Forbes returned this morning Miss Sauna Harris returned this morning from den. E. A. Coward h-fl this morning for h'S health. W. G. Leggett came up this from Washington. W. W. Shaw, of Washington, spent the day W. J. Nichols returned this morning from City. Ex-Gov. T. wife left Saturday evening for Morehead City. Little Miss Emma Bullock, of is visiting relatives here. Foster left this morning a few days Beaufort C. B. and wife return- ad Saturday from a visit to Hat Adrian Savage daughter Miss afternoon L. B. J. Pulley and Marion Tucker spent Sunday in Greene county. Misses Minnie Dot Flanagan and Robert spent Sunday Greene county. Judge A. M. Moore left Saturday for Wilson, via be holds court this week. Rev. B. H. left Saturday for Ayden, where he held services Sunday. He returned Sunday evening. It. D. Hamilton and came this morning from New Bern to visit the family of D. D. Gardner. Dr. Charlie after spending a few days here with Dr. h. A. Move, returned tins to Chapel Hill. W. S. Bernard who has recently been elected at the returned to Chapel Hill to take charge of his duties. Rev. J. w. Jenkins of the Orphanage at Raleigh, came Saturday and held services in the Methodist church Sunday. Bowling, H. King. Prof. W. H. H. M. Wat son and Dr. W. II. Bagwell return- ed this morning from Morehead City. Tuesday. l, 1900. j Norman has bean lick since Saturday. Harry Walls left this morning W. W. Moore of Asheville came Tuesday evening to spend few days Greenville. Charlie John retained Tuesday from a trip to Washing- ton and other points. Misses Sidney and Panic port, of spent the day herewith Miss Sophia Jarvis. Misses Josie Louise wick. of near stopped in Greenville this morning on their way back from Morehead City. ens Forbes returned home rues- day evening from below Washing- ton, where he been holding a position a large lumber mill. S. i install and two Misses Katie and Mamie Ruth, left ibis morning lo spend a collide of days in Greene county. On I'll- who dress. V II -lit rt . s ; I tin. I I Ibis particular is ml My Stock is Complete Jim.-., floods, Hate. Caps. The manufacturing interest of prices that will suit you, COME AND SEE THEM. till II i. Of are of i u of i i of i . i y on her glow s con Unit who pa i i without die h -v, r I. . i. drew ,. oilier She nil ball of time at lier ii Is in of i; .- knows n lieu be i. lo Mies to every feeling, I be- i in I-, do with Ann l t we were going boll -i- of A woman w-e had we bail m funeral, down 11.- I my but sorrow too fresh me in n milt anything more a of recognition, a we walked side by l .-aid. alive well week ago, mi I Dow and she's goner answered my Mend blandly, wasn't she dressed It wits a to Press. A Mailer one's mother had L doctor, if there Is any was great on by lbs will for you at once. As you know, have a thermometer take without troubling you to In for Just I Ails gulag to bad I was by n Mag the and. bas- to the door, a do. who Ir, do come round t once Mar- worse. Missus said I tell you her temperature is and It waiting to put on my bat. I lo of my little patient and the whole awaiting the end of poor little the lier In agony and crying ii I m.-t in my s Hie dared i l- darling It i i M, and Is ways And broke down win more lime l turned down I lie I Ii I and . that the thermometer had beer. II between the .- I i h.- bulb In n fr . i ed Journal. this plane will demand a good many rs another season, and wishing lo arrange for positions would do well to getting homes here soon as ii n A boy or nun bus some experience as trimmer, also a man for wood shop. CO. Then be Of peaches year, the way they lire in this early. Hill, of Washington, drove up here yesterday, lie is handling and wagons, brought an order for each, See US, write us or us lot anything in our line at any time. please. A. i. Co. A good understanding have those shoes of B. Man- Co. They have just made a large increase In stock. Mr. Mill, came up from Washington yesterday, was expect- to the barbecue here to- day, tie said a good ninny others were mistaken in the time, would be here from Washing- ton. We down there however, reminded them that our grand barbecue speaking on Tobacco coming, Cheroots going, Bands a making, Trade a Everything a fair show Co. The an-taking it by turns going out different directions of have been going in lime so fair, may have to lime for it before they gel the number. for Wilson. Walt Pound. Mr. S. W. Andrews, now of Bin City, was Greenville today and told us that a infant bad been abandoned by its her was found near Elm City Tuesday. Some who were plowing He has just moved in- heard peculiar noises when they came up to the end the row near the rail road track, and going to investigate a new born child in sack thrown in some bush- es. WM taken charge of WM started for human mother. son avenue to his photograph gallery and guarantees satisfaction. Just across the street from W. B. Greene's residence. Frank Wilson has his show window a pair of Duchess pants, one leg of which is lied near ceiling and the. other down with a keg of nails weighing pounds tied to it, to prove that the will rip. It is a pretty good test. W. W. Shaw, of Washington, left morning, Kev. F. A. Bishop returned home Monday evening. Rev. J. W. Jenkins returned this to ReV. X. M. Watson for Gales county. Mrs. u. J. Cobb returned this morning from Morehead City. left this . on Menu I For several days I n ii hotel and did There Is a , mile. Heed the word bill of fare at know what It wine Fair New Libel Law la Ohio. Hereafter, the state of in a suit libel charges malice on the the publisher, the burden of is upon him. not upon the newspaper man, as past. Tardy justice basal last been done the Buck- eye the passage of is known as the Harding amendment lo the statute, I e section reading as in the actions mentioned tin proceeding -section the defendant may allege and prove the truth one of the vineyards with that and I supposed it was perhaps same thing referred to, It was difficult lo understand why it Should appear among the desserts the at the dinner table on bills of rare for I The best way to find out such la to try them, and next morning, being an mill mood, I or- a which, to our was ordinary cake. Then It upon dull perceptions that spelled pancake. I called attention of lb i head waller to the discovery, W. T. returned astonished, lie could lay evening from a Hip Io well to be fan I with the of America, he did not l WASH- X. 1900 Sunday 10th lust, the crew of the steamer W. killed a bear. The steamer was going liver near month and found the bear crowing. Mrs. ii- Latham, of passed town for her old borne near where -ii, expect to s. id summer. On He- afternoon of I the old k fire and was down, the was old the loss was perhaps if insured do not know of this place, and Mr. of Tarboro, were married St. Peters on the lib ill o'clock. They morning train for Niagara, N ills other The Sunday school had their annual picnic on the 13th and the on the B went down river spent the day along lion . Hot and . the Main Mar he, is, very in , . Hi streets. Those living elsewhere can gel hone fit if will go on thus- el reels. We glad lo learn of of Dr. W. Bi lbs of who i.-is i ill days. I have heard th it of potatoes are shipped from Bel haven per day. The story may lie I expect not. Dr. H. excellent den has returned from a re ill i in graduating which from j ears since A boarder a certain hotel in Carolina went in unoccupied room as his room Rued did not he, the presented I'm lodging was only cents for . In the To See Ms. Al the old Marcel I us Moore store. Five Points, where n-e have just opened a new and of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meals, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Snuff. Cigars, Fruits, in fact everything to be found iii up-to-date We pay the highest market pries for all kinds of Country Produce, i in barter. When you want to Bell or when you come to see us. To all who favor us with their promise entire sat- T, F. CHRiSTMAN Ca at Five THE HEW YORK It at the price than any other newspaper publish- . I in news service covers all globe and is equaled ii of few dailies. Its reports the war not thoroughness promptness, and with the iii not in it HI be Invaluable. Its political i- ans impartial. This makes d of to you it I iii time. The weak Worlds leg subscript Ion price is only f 1.00 per year. We offer twice-a-week one year for Co., Wash St., New York say that the Potato market continues say that the supply is so great that nothing but low prices can them into the hands of consumers. They also state that Virginia will begin shipping this week quite largely and in two weeks Long Island will lie market- potatoes ; so pros- now for an The sire of I he Is beyond all Cotton Mill. There was a meet this after- noon of the subscriber to stock in the Cotton Mills. Cu- the letters of incorporation a meeting was to beheld was to elect a ma- of the Board of Directors, these to open books of subscription to the amount of stock to when work will begin. The meeting this afternoon was to elect the directors, R. L. Davis, O. Hooker, T. Hooker, J. A. Andrews and W. A. Harden being elected. B. E. Griffin left this morning to a few days at his old home in Ivor, Va. Little Edward Hearne. of Wash- is visiting his grandfather Allen Warren. Miss Kay Moore, of Washington. came Monday evening and is visit Miss Bertha Patrick. 1800. Miss Julia is sick. Sanford Tuesday evening. S. W. Andrews, of City, is in Greenville. Lee Ibis morning for Panacea J. returned Tuesday evening from Morehead City. H. L. Coward and wife returned this morning from Morehead City. Miss Hue Clark, Tuesday evening to Miss Put- tie Miss Etta Clark returned home Tuesday evening from a visit to Iii my rather think be wrote Ike bill of fare himself, for lie remarked In n surprised What do you call a pancake in Chicago Record. on Die Miss Jennie Let, the famous ii actress, was ploying ill land. was In of the long narrowing death scene of p. Jo. The stage was darkened, and the lime- light Illuminated pale death stricken boy. People were all over Suddenly, In IT c. Ml I.- heard limelight i Ins her a brawny Scotch whisper. audible t. half the quick, Ml i in. roared i did ill.- I- l ii- I of a i h never I, I hi- r of Hi. an k ll governor of Irons- to bin the Duller Hi bl.-, lbs of . Ii U . But- b-r wrote leaf as folios Ii I. I t I a t tune. I w. In. III v. torn. matter charged as proof of the truth of same shall be complete defense to any claim for damages, and In every ease the defendant prove mitigating circumstances to reduce of damages. If shall appear the trial that the cation of was mad.- in good faith, through mistake with reasonable ground for believing the statements contained therein were true, that the publisher, upon and within after, published a full and com retraction as public U man in which -aid original was made, of malice attaching out of publication slid matter shall lie then provided nothing contained in this act shall prevent person from alleging proving actual putt of the publisher and damage to there Publishers of Ohio newspapers my in.- now placed on n footing of with other Publishers he held to other men. for the commission of but U is duty of newspapers to expose violations of law and crimes -i society, the protection forded all of being until proven gull- in tires. I D buggy. I- Mi The bill has no; paid, has ii there a steamer on from and ample vision ban been in for guests. General King, of Southern a day or two and order- ed moved. The mill men will if this be true, for there is perhaps more than four million In stock there. Mrs. L. M. is visiting her Mr. It. T. has . enterprise in gallery on Dickinson avenue. He has put up in building for his recently moved Into it. i building in two stories. The has two rooms, one a room the other a dug room, From the hall be- these there is a winding to the story, where in- ins ; large operating room, lighted and well lie is nicely for bis work. Snooting; on the A shooting affair occurred near Grove church, seven from Greenville, Saturday evening, between Mr. Bill i named Clayton Barrow. From we learn both par- in bad been to Greenville and e were returning home when Mr. Harrow and another N. e i. insulting re- ., about Mr. got Mr. of Bern, , . . . . Ills and went back to here, died suddenly on , ., ,,,,,, by Sunday lie mil be bin Bel meant by the Insulting language. The of wagon and fired Mr. who pistol and fired here. Mis. Mini ha M. a sister twice i r In turn drew hi- died inst., alter an Harrow. Neither par- . received n wound. One of bullets came so close to the us tear his pants leg but did not . ii he lie illness several we as years of ago. ii an ii novel silver They pi wed a palm in, and ion i i in good II t apt. Bullock. Mount, Conductor R Mas i a or since, his log. was arrested and taken Justice of the Peace ii for trial. was i, , over to and brought evening and jail I, S .-i i. . Ira. Mr. Hooker ha purchased for hie is a very pretty men fail because I lo that which, according to the old saying, conies to each us . With the i ii is By aid of a good advertising medium be can make opportunities and lie ready to take advantage of then, gives daily to achieve Philadelphia Record, on.

r r. f w r, v AMENDMENT. THE of APPOINTED THE turn M m I HAVE i -t the as Amended. Supplemental to u As one of depositories Public School Books in I Pin County. We handle the books designated on the state list for the public schools and cm supply what- ever you need. We also have COPY BOOKS slant doable ruled practice writing books, tablets, fool's cap paper, pens, pen slates, white crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes, etc. Some of S i i p m . Entitled la to Amend of February ISM, the Two of the Public am of 1899. elections by the General shall be viva Sec Every voter North Carolina, except in this shall eligible to of- lint entering lead pencils l cent, a nice tablet with c pencils l cent, plain rubber tipped lead pencil l cent, pretty cover cent, in nice wood box cents and pen, and rule, all nice wood box, R cents. A great big wide tablet cents. Bottle of best ink on the market, Scents. Copybooks to dents. White crayons, gross In box. cents. Good fool's cap paper cents per quire. For the Business Man. We a nice of doable and long day books, journals, counter books, order books, receipts, draft and note Ac, For Society People. We have all kinds and styles of box papers, card and envelope sets, visiting cards, note papers and tablets. he General Assembly of North Carolina do Section i. That Public of 1899, entitled Act to amend the Constitution of be amended so as to make said act read us That article of the of North Carolina lie, and same i hereby abrogated, and in pen thereof shall be substituted crayons, with metal following article of said Con- ad pencil, slate pen- as an entire and plan of entry ledger memorandum lime Parker Fountain gen Eight And when it comes to -JOB The Reflector Office Can't Beat. ANYTHING IN Books, Stationery Printing. TAKES TO ALL MAGAZINES. Tobacco We want your Orders for Printing IN POSITION FOB Tin-; Manila Floor Tags IN POSITION SPECIAL PRICES FOR In Bills lots of per lots of cents per In lots of per In ills of at per In u.- At prices as Bills- You ran v your orders now an I have work delivered any time before the open t 1st. Work Guaranteed. The Reflector Printing Office. S. M. Schultz. front now will no until 1st suspended Wholesale and retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Bead, oil liar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- -leads. Mattresses, Oak Ba- by Carriages, Parlor Suits, Tallies. Lounges, Safes, I. mi Gail A As Meal Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples. Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Hatches, oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Gar- of TAILORS to den when will bi- ll full line of with Woolens, keep up the work. Greenville Tailoring Co., a, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Currents, Glass and China Wan-, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mara Cheese. Putter, Stand- the regulation of the suffrage, with ard Sewing Machines, ; other goods. unit Quantity. Cheap for , to see me. VI. AND TO Section l. Every male person in the United Stales, and every male person who has been naturalized, twenty one years age, and possessing the set out this article, shall be entitled to vote at any election by the people In the State, except as herein otherwise provided. Sec. He shall have resided in the state Ninth Carolina for two years, in the county six months, and in precinct, ward or other election district iii which be offers to vote, four months next proceed- tin election; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or other election district the same county, shall not ope- late to deprive person Of the right to vote ill the precinct, ward or other election district from which he has removed, until four months after such removal. No person who has been convicted, or who has confessed his guilt court upon Indictment of any crime the punishment of which is. or may hereafter is-, imprisonment in the Male prison, shall be permitted to vote, unless the said parson shall be first restored to citizenship In the manner prescribed law. Sec. Every person offering to vote shall be at the time a legally registered voter as herein ed and in the manner provided by law, and the General Assembly of North Carolina shall enact general registration laws to carry into effect the provisions of this Sec. i. Every person presenting himself for registration shall be I able to read and write any section of the constitution in the English language; and, before he shall be entitled lo vote, be shall have paid on or before the day of May, of the year in which he proposes to vote, his tax for the previous year as prescribed by Article B, Section i, the Constitution. no male person, who was, on Jan- Ni or at any time prior thereto, entitled to vote under the laws of any State in United Stales wherein he then resided, and no lineal of any such shall be denied the right to register and vote at any election in this Slate by reason of his failure to possess the educational cation rein described ed, he shall have registered in ac- with the terms of I section prior I, 1908, The General Assembly shall pro registration of all per- sons entitled to vote without the educational herein prescribed, and shall, on or before November let, 1908, provide for the making of a permanent record of such registration, and all sons so registered, shall forever thereafter have the right to vote all elections by the people in this State, unless disqualified Section of Pro- such person shall have paid his poll tax as above required. See. B, That this to the it is presented adopted as one Indivisible plan for duties of the he shall take and subscribe the following oath do swear I ill support and maintain the constitution laws of the United Slates, the con- and laws of North Caro inn not inconsistent therewith, and that I will faithfully discharge the So help me, See. S. The following classes of persons shall lie disqualified for office First, all persons who shall deny the being of Almighty God Second, all persons who shall have been convicted or confessed their guilt on indictment pending, whether sentenced or not, judgment treason or felony, or any other crime for which the punishment may be the penitentiary, since citizens of United or corruption and malpractice in office, unless such person shall lie restored to the rights of citizenship in a manner prescribed Sec. That this amendment to the Constitution, shall go Into on the first day July, 1902, called the mill run near C. Hooks, residence; thence down said branch or mill Swift Creek, thence down creek to the public road leading by C. i hence with pub- road to Meeting House; the public road leading by Caleb Worthington's to. Km k swamp; shall constitute t No t of i Township, polling place the town of No. Si All that part of said township lying cast north of the above line shall constitute Precinct Ho. of Town- ship with polling place In the town of Township Falkland Township snail one election precinct with the polling place in the town of Falk- land. Township I one election the polling place Farmville. precinct the town TOWNSHIP if a majority f the votes at the next general election shall with Pitt street cast In favor of amend Greenville Township is hereby divided two election precincts Precinct that part of the township lying north of Tar river, together with that part of the town of Greenville lying be- tween Tar river the following line, to Commencing on Tar river at the mouth of the branch forming eastern boundary of said town, and running up said branch lo Third street, thence a westerly course with Third street to Pitt street, thence a southerly to son avenue, thence with Dickinson avenue a south-westerly course to Sec. II. This amendment to boundary of said town . .,;, ,. , ,, , . . , . thence a northerly course with said Constitution shall be submitted at boundary line to Tar river; shall the next general election to the constitute Precinct No. voters of the State, in the villa township, with the polling same and under the same rules regulations as is pro I , T ,, . n., ,,.,, , . , the remain- the law of Mid township shall con- elections in this State, and at said Precinct No. with the elections those persons desiring to, polling place at Five Points in the vote for such amendment shall cast Greenville. a written printed ballot with the Suffrage Amend- thereon; and those with a contrary opinion shall cast a writ- ten or printed ballot with the words Suffrage Amend- thereon. TOWNSHIP US Township shall one election precinct with the polling place in the village of lotus. TOWNSHIP Swill Creek Township is See. III. The votes east at said into two election precincts election shall be counted, returned and canvassed, and the result declared under the same rules and the same manner as the vote for Governor, and if a ma- of voles east are in favor of the said amendment, it shall lie the of the Governor of the State, being notified of the result of said election, to certify said the seal of the state, who shall enroll the said amendment in certified among permanent records of his office. Sec IV. This act shall lie force from and after Its ratification. ELECTION PRECINCTS. Voting Places For the Election. August W. T. Lee Company Will tell in this space Thursday. Phone the intent and purpose to so con the different parts, and to make them so dependent upon ea h other, that the whole shall stand or fall together. Sec. ti. All elections by the pie shall be by ballot, and all i with Chapter SOT, Law- 1800, the county Hoard of Elections, for Pitt county, at a meeting held on the 7th day of May 1900, divided the county election precincts and designated the polling places as follow DAM TOWNSHIP Beaver Dam Township shall con election precinct with the polling plane at May's Chapel. TOWNSHIP shall constitute one election precinct the poll- place Parker's School House near Gum Swamp TOWNSHIP Township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll place of Bethel. Carolina Township shall one election precinct with the polling place at Stokes on the W. i;. B. fill township shall constitute one election precinct with the poll- place Blank Jack. TOWNSHIP. is hereby two election precincts Precinct No. All that part of the township lying south of Swift shall constitute Precinct No. with the polling place at Precinct No. All that part of the township lying of Swift creek shall constitute No. with the polling place at the public school house near I. B, F. Chairman Co. Hoard of Elections, Co. Hoard of A New York merchant, who had an income of shot himself a few days ago of He probably depress- ed with the thought that he might never he as rich as Rockefeller. Wilmington Star. THE CELEBRATED FARQUHAR Machines, Simplest. Most Durable, and Perfect in use. Wastes no grain; Cleans it ready for market Threshing; Engines Horse Powers, Saw Mills and Standard Send for Illus- A. B. Lid., SO at York, Pa livid viz. Pus So. that part so the township west tooth following line to Commencing g the Beaver Township line on the old Plank Road, near Warren's Chapel, running with the public road lead- by Warren's Chapel, to the forks of the road near the old Frank Tucker homestead, thence with the public road leading to the Greenville and road near Lorenzo thence with the Greenville and road mi. . m . w HI la Book a course to the branch CHILLS AND FEVER MALARIA, and night Sweats with Hubert's Tasteless Chill Tonic at per Pleasant to take. Money if it fails. Restores petite, blood and makes you well. None other as good. Sold guaranteed the drug Bryan, A Words Suffering Women. No bat yourselves know of you go through. Why do suffer It necessary. Don't lose your health and beauty, the of one U Don't . and worn Impure blood is Si the of all your trouble. Johnston's will purify your Mood and bring bloom of health back into your I cheeks. Each bottle contain a m QUART In In o. mid, all Sad help, lilt JOHNSTON'S Alls la for pm of cold hand, and for n . down .------,. .,, i of with painful of of Out f which make the life to miserable W have a book Yo, down backache, I with THE Detroit, Mich; Urn Ilia ac. SOLD BY t u , In Court. vs. Move. Tin- defendant above named will take notice Hint an action entitled as above the Superior Court of Pitt county to obtain a divorce from the of matrimony; and the defendant will take notice that he is required to appear the next term of the Superior Court of county to be held on the sec- Monday after the first Monday in Sept. next, being the 17th of Sept., 1900, Si the Court House in N. C. mi answer or demur lo the complaint in ran the plaintiff will apply to the Court fur the relief demanded in com- plaint. This the 80th day of May 1900. C. Clerk Superior Court. F O for CREDITORS. The of the Superior Court of Tit county, having lamed Letter t lo me. the undersigned, on the day if May. on the estate I. deceased. Notice is Iv given to ill Indebted to the lo make Immediate to the am lo all creditors of said estate or present claims, properly to the twelve after date of this notice, or this will lie plead in of their recovery. This tin- 7th day of May; 1900. Jambs on the estate of Thomas J. TO CREDITORS. Having dub the or county as Will and of Nancy Wallace, notice is hereby given to all to said estate to make i to the undersigned, and all persons claims said ea- BIS to present the same for payment on or the of April, or this nodes will he plead in bar of recovery. day of April, 1900. Executor of Nancy Wallace. POSTED. hereby warn all persons from en- upon any of our lands along the purpose of with net or hunting. Any one m will W according lo law, E. I It. T A. J. M i- . OLD DOMINION LINE OF VOTERS. Notice is hereby given that the hooks of registration fer precinct NO. Township will .-i from A. M. to sun-set of each day from Thursday June July 1900 in- for the n of legally voters of the precinct And on each Saturday during said the said hours the books will be open at polling place at Five Points in the town of June Registrar PATENTS i FREE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Friday at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Saturdays A. M. carries freight only. with for Norfolk, New York and ton, for all points for the Went with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by I lie I s. B. Co. from New York; from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. Greenville, N. C. DIRECTORY CHURCHES. s m. superintendent. Lay Services every 2nd and 4th Sunday morning. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening. Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. D. superintendent. M every Sun- day, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. m. W F. Harding, II thin. Sunday, evening. Rev J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. E. B. so at the Opera House every 2nd Sunday night. Rev. W. Davis, pastor. regular services. LODGES A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday R. W. M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. R. I. Humber. N. G. E. E Griffin, Sec. K. of River Lodge, meets every Friday evening R. M. C C; T. M. Hooker, K. of K. andS. R. Vance Council, No. 1696, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, See. Jr. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at In I. O. O. F hall. J. B. While, Conn- 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 Monday nights in Odd Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith Sec IN Whichard, N, C. The Stock complete in every de part and prices as low as the Highest market prices aid produce. The One Day Cold Our. Cold In and sore throat cured by Ker- . u i I. i. to cry MEN WANTED, with fair duration L-.-t lo la hr all railway a a. of All are assisted to for free I'll Ky j. a. -DEALER IN- ill mi for fro BOOK OH A GENERAL LINK OF A lap a Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MK. J. B. COREY. FOR III The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR . j VOL XIX- GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE NO IRE I -AT- Seven Springs Hotel. NEW MANAGEMENT. W. F Po The finest of mineral waters. Each spring has a different analysis. Especially recommended for stomach, kidney, liver and bladder troubles. All seven have wonderful restorative HACKS MEET EVERY TRAIN AT La O. Water free to guests. People boarding at other hotels or boarding houses and using Seven Springs w In-charged per week A number of improvements have been added since last season, among them are the bath houses being com- a professional barber in the hotel, and others too numerous to mention. For terms and other information address W. F. Morrill. Proprietor. Seven Springs, N. C. OUR State Ticket. CHARLES B. AYCOCK, of Wayne. Fur Lieutenant WILFRED I. TURNER, Of For Secretary of GRIMES, of Pitt. For BENJAMIN It. LACY, For B. F. of Cleveland. For Attorney ROBERT D. GILMER, of Hay wood. For Superintendent Public THOMAS of Robeson. For Commissioner SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, of Caldwell. For Commissioner and HENRY B. of Davidson. For Corporation SAMUEL L. ROGERS, of FRANK of New DAN HUGH of Cumberland. LEE OVERMAN, County Ticket For the Senate, F. G. JAMES. For Representatives, W. J. NICHOLS, T. H. BARNHILL. For Sheriff, O. W. HARRINGTON. For Register of Deeds T. R. MOORE. For Treasurer, J. B. CHERRY. For Coroner, O. Surveyor, J. D. COX. For Commissioners, C. J. TUCKER, R. L. DAVIS, W. LITTLE. A Needed Incentive. North Carolina needs an to education. We have set forth time and again the distressing condition of our free schools; and now the tide is in their favor it is highly desirable that we strike at the root of illiteracy In OUT Common- Wealth. The percentage of in North Carolina has not been wholly chargeable to the common schools; for they have been many years, ways, to teach lo read and write. That is to say, anyone who desires to learn to read and write can do so in schools run for two or three months during their school This being so, it stands to reason Ilia I many have declined to embrace their and it is well established that one who will scorn or a slight opportunity will despise a larger one. For this we have felt of a compulsory school-law, though know the people are not yet regarded as ready for it. Knowing that this is out of the we arc glad for the prospect of another open chance to learn to read and write, open several and then a penalty if that chance neglected. We believe this will bring the children out of darkened homes by the thousand. will learn to read rather than forfeit their right to vote. They will till our free schools, such dance will reported as has not been dreamed of. This will serve many purposes. It will be light where light is most needed; it will hope to those hopeless; it will emphasize the value of the free and plead eloquently for their improvement, and it will give new impetus to the movement now so parent North cal Recorder. Unique Bargains. The most unique political prop- yet made and accepted is that batman Mr. Charles B. cock and a Mr. Crisp, of Lenoir. When Mr. Aycock concluded able speech there a few days J. A. Crisp, the well-known Re- publican postmaster, said to Mr. Aycock that if he would sign an affidavit that the amend- would not disfranchise white men because of their illiteracy, other words that the meant what it says, he would obligate himself by to vote for the amendment. Crisp is a Republican local leader and it is thought this proposition for a bluff, or to test whether Aycock really believed what he asserted in his speech. Then and there the presence of a magistrate the affidavit was drawn up and duly sworn to and signed by Aycock. There was nothing left for Crisp to do but keep his part of the agreement and sign the affidavit to vote for the which ho did. Crisp claimed to lie favor of while supremacy but opposed to the amendment. He now logical position of being favor of both. His proposition its reminds one of the arrange between a local politician of Charlotte a Democratic date. The Republican worker dis- the statement there were forty magistrates Hanover, and at last offered to go to to gate for himself; the Democrat to pay his expenses, and the to change his politics if he found the statement true. Re went to Wilmington, found things much than they had been represented, and wrote a card iii I lie papers saying He stood to his bargain, changed his politics and worked the rest of the News. TO THE FRIENDS AND PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. arc still in the forefront of race after your patronage offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to lie found in in Pitt Well bought choice the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, bummer We are at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. It la our pleasure to show you what you and to sell you if we ran. We offer you beat service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms with a will established business built up strictly on its own merits. When you come lo market you ill do yourself justice if you do not son our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hats ac i and Dross Trimmings Ladies Jackets Carpets, Mattings and Oil No Blood but Some Bluster. is too much talk of this campaign. We are a to have a peaceable and light the greatest which ever entered pol- of any State. That matter is going lo be settled by a majority of the voters at the polls. you hear any political of wad- through blood to bin mouth, and boasting how he is going to to Winchester titles and die in his cause, you may put it down in your note book that there is a that fellow, if it were necessary to face bullets and endanger life that same fellow would lie under the bed out of danger. Oh, these blood and thunder fellows. We have hoard racket it is always and ever a racket and nothing Subscribe to The Cases Pretty much everybody in the central purl of city knows by- sight the sawed-off boy of Western Union Telegraph Company h hose tits him about as well as a coffee sack would. Last Sunday night Observer man and an of the met him marching up street, aimless in appear- with his eyes lightly They stopped him, Inter- him and shook him, found that he was When he woke up he said he thought he was asleep on the bench the Western Union office- A few years ago one of the best known physicians Charlotte appeared, one morning, about i o'clock, on street, with on but his night shirt a pair of slippers He had walked a block half when he was in his by a couple of his night -hawk friends, who naked him where he was He replied, that it was none of their blank but they managed to detain him until they found that he was asleep, then woke him up. He returned through his light to his room, laughing all the way. Is not a good habit. Any who is ad dieted to it should break himself of it. It is liable to lead one into any sort of complication. Char- Observer. Shoes. Men's, and Children's Shoes. and Horse Blankets and Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows, Costings and Plow Fixture, Nails and Rope. Furniture. for Furniture and everything in Hue. We buy strictly fur Cash, sell for lather tush u Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit Dealing. Your Friends, Use Good Plows. have just received n lot o South Chilled Single Double Call and Me them before buying. We also n Tools, A reporter of The Stat -at the division of the Bureau for more than hour to get Idea of the work be It was a sail experience, for there came t the an of unemployed, unused Lo breakers of this bard, cold world, all search employment. wanted something to something to take Hun minds from i and give them u to supply Some of the stories pitiful, and it was ;. i- a woman burst into tears. f the crowd that waited in respectful deference to the presentation her case. Now and then a stray member crop can grow with- out Potash. Every blade t ., grain i I all Fruits and Vegetables must have it. If i is supplied y. mi a full crop- it too little, growth will be I. all , t t They cost ;. . . No A -mi In Each. Maude, dear, would lie to refer to the gross, who bad left over, came . . inmates of ti cattle ear as trained animals. in stormed to his Constituent had lint . once, tin mindful of the i In census bad just begun, and there are other i i other promises and few places. difference, it seems, for after n person once pas -i- an i in there is a i grind at headquarters for appointments, and all sorts of in- net is n bent t. official recognition a- a clerk census. Watches a and eye over I lie whole dilution, and be refuses people lo plan- when there is no need for them. There arc works everybody's survives are appreciated accord- bis when So, Mamie, dear cowboy does always cross the ocean in the steerage. a woman can usually gel straight in point except when she tries a pencil or drive a nail. It doesn't take a man with a call in hi- eye In cast relied ions. A man may make his murk ti. world making it a mark. A man never bow many I. an- he spends In bed until lie has hen the ball reaches first base the runner it is natural that feel put out about it. dog may have his day, but they an- mil all daisies. Seine people always for while others can't get from It. occur, they arc by infrequent, it ran lie put Ts a- a safe the promotion has been is a business census, conducted on business principles b business men no fears Washington star. lever is a bottle of tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply mi a i ii i a form pay. Price Plow The while people North Car realize much win In the . mo i It- for blessing ;. mil government, for peace, of the women and outrage, till banner went down In defeat of them grew weary old -i. at tin- carnival of terror it ml corruption followed can in demanded new Marion Duller saw bis opportunity u com- which resulted in the defeat of the democratic party, There was no rule, he said, The was all a blind to divert the attention of the people live economic II took four years of fusion rule in open had In try bitter experience republican is incapable of . lie state a n man's . because three fourths of its is made lip of Ii is a . the tenders ran get the lowest to win the the rAKE ROBERTS TASTELESS CHILL per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Sweats and back if it doesn't. No us good, the kind with Red Cross on the label. guaranteed by Wooten, i and druggists. speakers everywhere ought to call attention to the pet- sound of the Stale and ticket. Aft. rail that is said about plat the character of dates has mm ti in do with the re- The have be.-t of pa- character -and a will In- duce t. vote for the Demo- because are looking for i be lie; men for the position. Raleigh News and Observer. The average is not hit fas much afraid of gossip as i he is of a mouse. Headquarters For Builder's Hardware, Ready Paints, Pumps, Nails Garland Stoves, World's BAKER HART. No. N. C. Weekly. Catarrh Cured with local applications, as reach scat of the dis ea-e. is a blood or ill-ease, and in order to cure ii internal Catarrh is taken , and ails mi Mi. Hall's Cure Is not a quack i was prescribed the beat In this country years, is a regular It is the ii. with . a the mucous surface. The perfect combination the two in- is produces such in lining ill Send ho tin Props., Hold druggists, . Hall's Pill-, arc the The i- a in on III that i the w hilt i- i an. I him I Inn is tin middle ground. A- the Mate stands, the bite man i- the men n who climb into paw nil thinking rid of i and till men, sleeted white men, will power -5 ., It Dr. D. L. J i , M N .