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OP SCHOOL HAVE <lb/>
Till. <lb/>
THE AMENDMENT. <lb/>
Fall Text of <lb/>
as <lb/>
An Act Supplemental to an Art <lb/>
elections by the General <lb/>
shall be viva <lb/>
Sec Every voter in North <lb/>
Carolina, except as in Ibis article <lb/>
disqualified, shall eligible to of- <lb/>
before entering upon the <lb/>
As one of the depositories for Public School Books in <lb/>
Pitt County. handle the n the <lb/>
State List for the public schools and supply what- <lb/>
ever yon We also have <lb/>
Act to Amend the of the office he shall take <lb/>
Constitution of subscribe the folio oath <lb/>
February Slat, the swear <lb/>
I will support and <lb/>
COPY BOOKS. <lb/>
ad Eighteen of the Public <lb/>
of <lb/>
Tin Assembly at North <lb/>
i. That chapter <lb/>
ruled practice writing I Laws at <lb/>
to the Constitution of <lb/>
slant and Vertical, <lb/>
tablets, rap paper, pens. slates, white <lb/>
colored crayons, inks, tit. <lb/>
maintain the constitution and <lb/>
of the MM States, and the con- <lb/>
and laws of North data <lb/>
not inconsistent therewith, <lb/>
that I will faithfully discharge <lb/>
duties my office <lb/>
Bo help me. <lb/>
See. The follow classes of <lb/>
Some of Our <lb/>
t pencils l cent, loud pencils cent. <lb/>
t tipped lead pencil cut. nice tablet with <lb/>
pretty cover l cent, crayons, with metal hold- <lb/>
in wood box T cents. pencil, slate <lb/>
and and rule, all in nice wood box, B <lb/>
cents. A great big wide tablet cents. Bottle of best <lb/>
ink the market. cents. Copy books f to cents. <lb/>
White crayons, gross to box. cents. Good tool's Cap <lb/>
cents quire. <lb/>
For the Business Man. <lb/>
North be amended shall disqualified for <lb/>
as la make Bald act read as office First, all persons w ho shall <lb/>
Thai article i of the <lb/>
of North Carolina lie, the <lb/>
same is hereby abrogated, and <lb/>
lea thereof shall In- substituted <lb/>
following article of said <lb/>
as an entire and <lb/>
Of <lb/>
VI. <lb/>
AND TO <lb/>
male person <lb/>
I in the Slates, and <lb/>
every male person who has <lb/>
twenty one years of <lb/>
We carry a nice line of double and single entry ledgers. the <lb/>
day journals, counter books, <lb/>
order books, draft and note lime book <lb/>
deny the being of Almighty God, <lb/>
Second, nil persons who shall have <lb/>
convicted or confessed their <lb/>
guilt on indictment pending, and <lb/>
or not, <lb/>
Save Your Money. <lb/>
One box of Pills will save <lb/>
many dollars in <lb/>
They will surely cure all <lb/>
of the stomach. Ever or boa els. <lb/>
No Reckless Asset <lb/>
For sick headache, <lb/>
constitution and <lb/>
a million people endorse <lb/>
Liver PILLS <lb/>
For Sc People <lb/>
have all kinds and styles of <lb/>
visiting cards, note <lb/>
box card am <lb/>
tapers and tablets. <lb/>
garter gen <lb/>
And when it comes to <lb/>
The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. <lb/>
i ONE I FOB ANYTHING <lb/>
Books, Stationery Printing. <lb/>
taken to <lb/>
MAGAZINES. <lb/>
The North Carolina College of <lb/>
Agriculture and Mm Arts. <lb/>
CATION IN Agriculture, raising, <lb/>
Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering, Textile In <lb/>
Mild An lure. <lb/>
PRACTICAL TRAINING IN Carpentry, Wood-turning, Blacksmith- <lb/>
Machine-work, Mill work, Boiler-tending, Engine-tending, <lb/>
and Dynamo tending. <lb/>
Tuition, a year; Board H a month. Next session opens <lb/>
6th. Entrance examination ill each County Court house, July <lb/>
28th, o'clock A. ill <lb/>
For full Ion, address <lb/>
. c <lb/>
September and 5th, <lb/>
Geo. T. Winston, <lb/>
Raleigh, N c <lb/>
Days <lb/>
At Cost. <lb/>
Our ire stock <lb/>
Dry Goods, Domestics, <lb/>
Notions, Shoes, fie.<lb/>
Wholesale sud retail Grocer <lb/>
Dealer. Cash for <lb/>
Bead, Oil Bar- <lb/>
Turkeys, etc. <lb/>
lends, Oak Suits, Ku- <lb/>
Carriages, Parlor <lb/>
Suits, Lounges, Safes, I. <lb/>
and Gail Ax <lb/>
Tobacco, Key Cheroots, <lb/>
American Beaut Cigarettes, Can- <lb/>
Cherries, Apples. <lb/>
Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Coffee. Heat, Soap, <lb/>
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Seeds. Oranges, Apples, Nut, <lb/>
Candies. Pried Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Glass <lb/>
mid Ware, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware. Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
Bail <lb/>
ard Bowing and nu- <lb/>
other <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come <lb/>
; to see inc. <lb/>
. T. <lb/>
possessing <lb/>
this article, shall <lb/>
be entitled to vote at any election <lb/>
the people in the Slate, except <lb/>
as herein otherwise provided. <lb/>
Hat, He shall have resided in <lb/>
North Carolina <lb/>
years, in the county six months, <lb/>
and in the precinct, ward or other <lb/>
election district which ha offers <lb/>
to vote, four months next <lb/>
the election; Provided, That <lb/>
removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
or election district <lb/>
the same county, shall not ope <lb/>
to deprive any person of the <lb/>
right to vote in the ward <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which has removed, until four <lb/>
months after such removal. No <lb/>
Who has convicted, or <lb/>
who baa his guilt in open <lb/>
court upon indictment of any crime <lb/>
the i-h in.-Hi of which is. or may <lb/>
hereafter i-e. imprisonment in the <lb/>
J talc prison, shall lie permitted to <lb/>
vote, unless the said person shall <lb/>
restored to citizenship in <lb/>
the manner prescribed by law. <lb/>
Bee. II. offering to <lb/>
vote shall lie the time a legally <lb/>
registered rater as herein <lb/>
ed and the manner <lb/>
provided by law, and the General <lb/>
Assembly of North Carolina shall <lb/>
enact general registration laws to <lb/>
carry into effect the provisions of <lb/>
this article. <lb/>
See. I. person presenting <lb/>
himself for registration shall be <lb/>
able to read and Write any section <lb/>
of the constitution in the English <lb/>
language; and, before he shall <lb/>
entitled to vole, he shall have paid <lb/>
or before the day of May, of <lb/>
the year in which he to <lb/>
vole, his tax for the previous <lb/>
year as prescribed by Article <lb/>
Section I, the Constitution. Hut <lb/>
no Dials Demon, who wan, on Jan- <lb/>
1st or at any time prior <lb/>
thereto, entitled to vote under the <lb/>
laws of any State the <lb/>
Stales wherein be then resided, and <lb/>
no lineal of any such <lb/>
person shall denied the right to <lb/>
register and vote at any election in <lb/>
State by reason of his <lb/>
lo possess the educational <lb/>
cation <lb/>
ed, lie shall have registered in <lb/>
with the terms of this <lb/>
Section prior to 1808, <lb/>
The General Assembly shall pro <lb/>
for the of all per- <lb/>
entitled lo rota without the <lb/>
educational herein <lb/>
prescribed, and shall, on or <lb/>
November 1st, urns, provide for <lb/>
the making of a permanent record <lb/>
registration, and all <lb/>
sons so registered, shall forever <lb/>
have the right to vote <lb/>
in all elections by the people in <lb/>
this unless <lb/>
Section of this Pro- <lb/>
such person shall have paid <lb/>
his lax M above requited. <lb/>
Sec. That this Amendment to <lb/>
the Constitution is <lb/>
adopted an one indivisible for <lb/>
the regulation of the suffrage, with <lb/>
the intent and purpose to no <lb/>
the different parts, and to <lb/>
make them so dependent upon <lb/>
I oilier, the whole -hall <lb/>
I or fall together. <lb/>
Sec. G. All elections by the pro <lb/>
shall be by ballot, all <lb/>
J. W. Lynch, president; <lb/>
S. II. treasurer; W. <lb/>
secretary, and L. V. Morrill, <lb/>
attorney for the directors <lb/>
of the Eastern <lb/>
in this morning and sign- <lb/>
ed a contract with the Con- <lb/>
Co. to build the <lb/>
railroad from Selma, John- <lb/>
sou county, to in Hyde <lb/>
county, passing through Wayne, <lb/>
Pitt, Beaufort and Hyde <lb/>
any treason The work is to begin <lb/>
or felony, or any other crime for i <lb/>
which the may be W mouths. <lb/>
in the there is no doubt that <lb/>
since becoming of i pushed <lb/>
or corruption It will pass <lb/>
malpractice ill office, unless such a rich territory and should <lb/>
person shall I restored to the prove to he a profitable road. <lb/>
shall <lb/>
rights of citizenship in a manner <lb/>
law. <lb/>
See. That this amendment to <lb/>
shall go into <lb/>
on the day of July. <lb/>
if a of the votes cast at <lb/>
the next general election shall Is <lb/>
cast in amend- <lb/>
Sec. II. This amendment to the <lb/>
Constitution -hall lie submitted at <lb/>
the next general election to the <lb/>
i voters of the State, in the <lb/>
same manner and under the same <lb/>
rules and regulations as is pro- <lb/>
in the law regulating general <lb/>
elections this at said <lb/>
elections those persons desiring to <lb/>
vote for such shall <lb/>
a written or pi ballet with the <lb/>
Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon; and those with a <lb/>
contrary opinion shall cast a writ- <lb/>
ten or printed ballot with the <lb/>
words Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
there in. <lb/>
See. III. The voles cast at said <lb/>
be counted, <lb/>
ed, returned canvassed, and <lb/>
the result announced and declared <lb/>
under the same rules and <lb/>
and in the same manner as <lb/>
the vote for Governor, and if u ma- <lb/>
of the votes arc in favor <lb/>
of said amendment, it shall lie <lb/>
the duty of the Governor of the <lb/>
State, upon being notified of the <lb/>
result of said election, to certify <lb/>
said the seal of <lb/>
the State, who shall the said <lb/>
id so among the <lb/>
permanent records of his office. <lb/>
See. IV. This act shall lie in <lb/>
force from and after its ratification. <lb/>
will your Wood and I <lb/>
the bloom of health back into your <lb/>
cheeks. Each bottle a <lb/>
quart. <lb/>
V. <lb/>
claw, of lit. b, an m am <lb/>
S A ILL A III.,., <lb/>
c. <lb/>
raM-i <lb/>
UM <lb/>
Suffering <lb/>
Women. <lb/>
No eat bat know of the <lb/>
too through. Why aV <lb/>
suffer It necessary. Don't <lb/>
lose your health and beauty, the <lb/>
loss one is speedily followed by the <lb/>
Don't <lb/>
end worn Impure blood is St <lb/>
the of your trouble. <lb/>
Detroit. Mich. <lb/>
las. Una Hat. <lb/>
SOLD <lb/>
The newspapers are wisely <lb/>
ling upon the rapidly growing <lb/>
and of <lb/>
the <lb/>
There is not only useless <lb/>
but <lb/>
it is found in every department of <lb/>
the government. It <lb/>
was most wasteful, be- <lb/>
fore the Spanish, war. but it is <lb/>
growing all the lime. The New <lb/>
World gives the <lb/>
fiscal year the year before <lb/>
win expenditures began, the cost of <lb/>
government was 9698,795,079, In <lb/>
rose to In <lb/>
it was In <lb/>
it is to The <lb/>
those of the <lb/>
nets The actual increase is <lb/>
The World says mid <lb/>
la of consideration of <lb/>
all taxpayers and braid <lb/>
would more than <lb/>
nay all the pensions. It is more <lb/>
than enough to the <lb/>
canal. It would pay the navy <lb/>
expenses of three times over. <lb/>
It would an army seven <lb/>
times as we had before <lb/>
the Spanish This is not <lb/>
enough Bothers Is a movement to in- <lb/>
crease I expenditures by <lb/>
; -111,009,909 to dig the Hi- <lb/>
Free Press. <lb/>
The morning is the gate of the <lb/>
day. and should lie well guarded <lb/>
with prayer. It is one end of the <lb/>
i In i which the day's actions <lb/>
arc strung, and should lie well <lb/>
knotted with devotion. felt <lb/>
more the majesty of life, we should <lb/>
lie more careful of its mornings. <lb/>
He who rushes from his bed to his <lb/>
business and not to <lb/>
ship foolish as though he had <lb/>
not put on his clothes or cleaned <lb/>
his face, and as unwise as though <lb/>
lie dashed into battle without arms <lb/>
or armor. lie it ours to bat he <lb/>
the lofty Hawing river of <lb/>
ion with God before the heat of the <lb/>
wilderness and the burden of the <lb/>
way begin to oppress <lb/>
The t gives <lb/>
us Ibis important piece of <lb/>
of a <lb/>
live Is heard yards through <lb/>
the air, the noise of the railway <lb/>
train the report of a rifle <lb/>
and i he bark of a 1,800 yards, <lb/>
an orchestra or the roll of u drum <lb/>
the human voice reach- <lb/>
es to a the <lb/>
croaking of frogs BOO yards, the <lb/>
of crickets yards. <lb/>
I speaking is heard in the <lb/>
air yards; <lb/>
from above is a range of only <lb/>
yards <lb/>
We hear that some sections of <lb/>
the county have had no rain in six <lb/>
weeks crops arc suffering <lb/>
greatly. <lb/>
There will lie delegates in <lb/>
the National Democratic <lb/>
It will require to <lb/>
candidate the required two-thirds <lb/>
for s nomination. delegates <lb/>
instructed for have already <lb/>
elected. It Is all over except <lb/>
THE CELEBRATED <lb/>
FARQUHAR <lb/>
Threshing Machines, <lb/>
Simplest, Heat Durable, <lb/>
and in use. Wastes <lb/>
leans it ready for market <lb/>
Threshing Him <lb/>
Saw Mills Standard <lb/>
Generally. Send for Illus- <lb/>
A. II. CO., <lb/>
York, Pa <lb/>
CHILLS AND FEVER <lb/>
Ta night Sweats with Robert's <lb/>
Chill Tonic per <lb/>
Pleasant to take. Money <lb/>
refunded if it fails, <lb/>
petite, purities the and <lb/>
you well. None other as good. <lb/>
Hold and the drug <lb/>
stores of Bryan, Woolen <lb/>
OF <lb/>
Notice In Riven that lbs f <lb/>
precinct NO. <lb/>
Township will be from I A. <lb/>
M., to sun-set of from Thursday <lb/>
June to Saturday. July 1900 In- <lb/>
m for the <lb/>
of the legally voters of the <lb/>
precinct. And OS during <lb/>
i and I., said hours <lb/>
the will be at the <lb/>
at Fin- in town of <lb/>
June <lb/>
V L. <lb/>
The On Day Cold <lb/>
r Cold In and tors throat cured by Ker- <lb/>
to<lb/>
PATENTS-1 <lb/>
at to <lb/>
I. Ac <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
MOUTH , o i<lb/>
Move t. <lb/>
The tit lint above name will <lb/>
notice that an action entitled above baa <lb/>
the of <lb/>
Pitt county to obtain a divorce from the <lb/>
of matrimony; and the defendant <lb/>
will take notice be is <lb/>
to appear at the next term of the <lb/>
Court of Mid county to be held on the sec- <lb/>
Monday after the first Monday in Sept- <lb/>
next, it being the 17th day of 1900, <lb/>
at the Court in N. C. <lb/>
or to the complaint in <lb/>
ii action, or the plaintiff will the <lb/>
Court for the relief demanded com <lb/>
plaint. <lb/>
ThU the 30th of Slay 1900.<lb/>
Clerk Superior Court. <lb/>
F. <lb/>
TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
The Clerk of the Superior of Pit <lb/>
county, t <lb/>
to me, on the <lb/>
day of May, 1900, the of Thorn t <lb/>
J. Notice la by <lb/>
hi all indebted to the .-late <lb/>
lo make payment to the <lb/>
and to nil creditors of estate or <lb/>
their claims, properly <lb/>
to the twelve <lb/>
after the date of this notice, or <lb/>
notice will he plead in bar of their recovery. <lb/>
ThU the day of May, 1900. <lb/>
on k. Attar. <lb/>
on J. <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
Having before the <lb/>
or Court Clerk of Pitt county as <lb/>
of Will of Nancy <lb/>
Wallace, notice i hen-by given to <lb/>
all to said to make <lb/>
i to the <lb/>
all claims Mid ea- <lb/>
to prevent the name <lb/>
for payment on or tho day of <lb/>
1901, or Mil- will he pi-ail in <lb/>
bar of recovery. <lb/>
of April, 1900.<lb/>
of Nancy Wallace. <lb/>
hereby all persons from <lb/>
any of our along <lb/>
for the purpose of fishing with net <lb/>
or hunting. Any one .- will <lb/>
be prosecuted according to law. <lb/>
O. T. <lb/>
A. J. Wit ten a nu. <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
My res leave <lb/>
daily at A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, Greenville daily at <lb/>
IV M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
and Fridays at A. M. fur Tar <lb/>
leave Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
and Saturdays <lb/>
U A. M. carries freight <lb/>
Connecting Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
New York and <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the Went <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominions. S. Co. from <lb/>
Now York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Bay i-i in- from Baltimore; <lb/>
Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
JNO. SON, <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
J. J. <lb/>
Greenville, N. O. <lb/>
Trinity College <lb/>
graduate <lb/>
and ad- <lb/>
Large editions <lb/>
r sch to be awarded. <lb/>
in the past year. Mad <lb/>
C-1-Cw Durham, X <lb/>
We will pay for raw <lb/>
ii.-- we <lb/>
with the Data <lb/>
when the <lb/>
with. They and <lb/>
afar ran t rive .-;. ti n<lb/>
of <lb/>
UM Sent by null. Stamp <lb/>
CO. I-Union s-l <lb/>
. sale <lb/>
J L B <lb/>
Seminary for Girls <lb/>
OXFORD. N- C <lb/>
lift Annual 1900 <lb/>
First <lb/>
Laboratory. Full of <lb/>
Music. Business Course, <lb/>
called hut twice during session. <lb/>
Basra and Literary for Annual <lb/>
Apply for <lb/>
handsomely illustrated <lb/>
F P <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
1st <lb/>
W Haw <lb/>
all I AV <lb/>
sod<lb/>
Brian <lb/>
to<lb/>
Pl I'M Opium at <lb/>
bond to curs In BO or <lb/>
paid. <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
, UM <lb/>
For all by J L <lb/>
N C <lb/>
Now, if the Democrats will make <lb/>
their ticket William <lb/>
an, of Nebraska, David Ben- <lb/>
nett Hill, of New York, there'll be <lb/>
and wailing gnash, <lb/>
tug of among the <lb/>
and <lb/>
Star. <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every de <lb/>
and prices as low as the <lb/>
Highest market juices <lb/>
aid for con ii try produce. <lb/>
VI i fair . i. <lb/>
character <lb/>
Till. I. <lb/>
by nil t as <lb/>
a. the only perfect n <lb/>
It. kind. Ml assisted to <lb/>
i hi Ladle, fin Write in, <lb/>
Tall term open, <lb/>
; i, -i, i Ki <lb/>
PATENT<lb/>
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IN------ <lb/>
A LINE <lb/>
nice Line of Hardware. <lb/>
COME TO SEE ME. <lb/>
J. B.<lb/>
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FOB <lb/>
The Eastern <lb/>
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TOR. <lb/>
D. J. EDITOR <lb/>
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VOL XIX. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. JULY <lb/>
-AT <lb/>
NO <lb/>
Tobacco Fines <lb/>
are prepared to furnish <lb/>
Flues and Repairs now at <lb/>
lowest prices for <lb/>
-u <lb/>
N. <lb/>
OUR <lb/>
State Ticket. <lb/>
For <lb/>
Tor <lb/>
of Wayne. <lb/>
of <lb/>
of <lb/>
of Pill. <lb/>
B. LACY, <lb/>
of Wane. <lb/>
B. K. DIXON, <lb/>
of <lb/>
Km- Attorney <lb/>
D. <lb/>
of <lb/>
Public In- <lb/>
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L. <lb/>
of <lb/>
Labor <lb/>
B. <lb/>
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SAMUEL L. <lb/>
of<lb/>
of New Hanover. <lb/>
Fin <lb/>
DAN HUGH <lb/>
of <lb/>
OVERMAN, <lb/>
Rowan. <lb/>
County Ticket <lb/>
For tho Senate, <lb/>
F. JAMBS. <lb/>
For 1-, <lb/>
W. <lb/>
T. II. <lb/>
The sell Help. <lb/>
Of <lb/>
Times <lb/>
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T. B. <lb/>
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J. It. <lb/>
For Coroner, <lb/>
C. o II. <lb/>
Km Surveyor, <lb/>
J. <lb/>
B. L. DAVIS, <lb/>
W. <lb/>
I. A, is having his <lb/>
the <lb/>
in conclusion of an <lb/>
Gods them who help <lb/>
did <lb/>
whine and beg Northern capitalists <lb/>
to do this work. She it her- <lb/>
self, Wilson can do likewise, mid <lb/>
doing would stand second <lb/>
lo Charlotte, inn might easily be <lb/>
coats write <lb/>
thus to make Wilson mad by tell- <lb/>
her is no good. She <lb/>
is some good, and only needs to in- <lb/>
told bow close she is lo Hie <lb/>
es and town in the slate, <lb/>
how little exertion is needful to <lb/>
put forth to make a Wilson man <lb/>
feel as Wilson as a Char- <lb/>
man feels of Charlotte. <lb/>
This is sou ml talk. There is a <lb/>
Considerable Northern <lb/>
capital Invested in around <lb/>
Charlotte. All of II welcome <lb/>
when it came, is welcome now, <lb/>
wish there were more of it. <lb/>
But none of it came until <lb/>
Charlotte had pal her own capital <lb/>
to work. When local faith the <lb/>
community was demonstrated out- <lb/>
side assistance <lb/>
it kin;, whereas it had for years <lb/>
before been wooed in vain. Yea, <lb/>
I he gods help t hose who help I hem- <lb/>
do not help others. <lb/>
The writer was recently in one <lb/>
of the nourishing near by towns of <lb/>
which there are <lb/>
was being driven <lb/>
around friend. He remarked <lb/>
upon the great growth and <lb/>
manifest he was <lb/>
over the town last, the reply <lb/>
the place has grown <lb/>
is growing rapidly; and, with <lb/>
nil talk of out- <lb/>
side capital In order to give ii a <lb/>
tart, these Improvements have <lb/>
beau made with local capital- <lb/>
home people have mill the <lb/>
the factories the foundries. <lb/>
Now money and people arc begin- <lb/>
to come in from <lb/>
suspect that this is true of <lb/>
every prosperous community in <lb/>
the Stale the South. <lb/>
idea are not going to conic iii <lb/>
help a people who won't do n y- <lb/>
thing to help <lb/>
Will Io It Peril <lb/>
here i no room to <lb/>
Radical bosses will, if they ran. <lb/>
precipitate trouble between now <lb/>
and the August election. In <lb/>
purpose to make race trouble <lb/>
have two I. That it will <lb/>
help them to the Legislature <lb/>
That it will enable <lb/>
in again wave <lb/>
bloody shirt <lb/>
From time to have print- <lb/>
ed the incendiary utterances <lb/>
orators; the attacks and <lb/>
assaults by vicious who <lb/>
listened to and followed bad <lb/>
vice; and general bullying lone <lb/>
mulatto and white <lb/>
speakers. Recently two <lb/>
Governor <lb/>
Reynolds and Senator are <lb/>
reported to have threats <lb/>
they will secure States <lb/>
marshals the polls to an <lb/>
registrars who refuse to <lb/>
voters who legal- <lb/>
establish their right to vote. <lb/>
The time was when <lb/>
shills had a the polls a <lb/>
Congressional election, in 180-1 <lb/>
the law their presence <lb/>
was repealed, there is no <lb/>
authorized their presence at <lb/>
the go I here all <lb/>
they go as private <lb/>
any <lb/>
I hey do so peril. <lb/>
The <lb/>
to have a fair election <lb/>
and to give every lawful voter his <lb/>
to vote, hut the <lb/>
boys, dead imported <lb/>
will not <lb/>
be permitted to vote this year. <lb/>
The Fusion bosses may put <lb/>
in their pipe and smoke <lb/>
TO Till. <lb/>
ii <lb/>
IT NTH <lb/>
We are -till in forefront if tin- <lb/>
offer you the <lb/>
General <lb/>
In be in .-lore <lb/>
the creations<lb/>
and Wilder. We are a <lb/>
It is pleasure to show <lb/>
sell you it we can, We offer <lb/>
attention, and the mm liberal <lb/>
established bushier <lb/>
Pill County <lb/>
if Hirers <lb/>
all Vein round, i <lb/>
ii yours our <lb/>
you what yon want and to <lb/>
you the very best sen ice, polite <lb/>
a well <lb/>
choice <lb/>
Summer <lb/>
mutual ad- <lb/>
of I he I <lb/>
i-i i <lb/>
r v, ii,. i- <lb/>
lo limpet . , ire ad <lb/>
i judicial, <lb/>
id fiscal. <lb/>
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. ; i <lb/>
Ii out ., i, <lb/>
i i has area . i ,. <lb/>
square miles with a pop <lb/>
. to a <lb/>
male, on <lb/>
an of t its <lb/>
i nun . . <lb/>
square miles, total <lb/>
No good fruit <lb/>
raised without <lb/>
i. <lb/>
ii loll ;. <lb/>
. return of <lb/>
t- in <lb/>
i . ports t hi, i ii l <lb/>
d i<lb/>
and firmness to <lb/>
fruits. <lb/>
can be <lb/>
Potash. <lb/>
Fertilizers at least <lb/>
to Potash will give <lb/>
best results on all fruits. <lb/>
for our pamphlets, which ought <lb/>
to lie in every tanner's library. <lb/>
I key are sent free. <lb/>
up strictly oil it- own <lb/>
W hen you come lo market you will not do yourself list ice <lb/>
i you do not Immense stock before elsewhere <lb/>
us and following line of general merchandise. <lb/>
Goods and Notions,<lb/>
Jackets Cur L-ts, Mull and ti Cloths. <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's. Women's and and <lb/>
and <lb/>
The which <lb/>
will begin on Tuesday, I, <lb/>
will twenty-four leap <lb/>
years, the greatest number possible. <lb/>
February will have live Sunday's <lb/>
three <lb/>
possible date on which <lb/>
can is The <lb/>
last lime in red on dale <lb/>
Mils The <lb/>
Baiter can occur i- April <lb/>
will occur one lime in coin- <lb/>
i on Hi it <lb/>
The middle day of m ill <lb/>
i. Then <lb/>
eclipses <lb/>
A line Hi Ants <lb/>
A man in Tex., <lb/>
from the Mexico, <lb/>
tells the story detail of <lb/>
punishment inflicted <lb/>
a prospector named Wilson by <lb/>
Maya Indians, <lb/>
Wilson the <lb/>
and finally won the <lb/>
young girl. <lb/>
of girl at- <lb/>
to the rites of her tribes, <lb/>
is said l. have decoyed her to <lb/>
bis camp mountains kepi <lb/>
her there against her will, sin- <lb/>
Dually escaped and told the story <lb/>
Wilson Hod. lie was over- <lb/>
taken and can <lb/>
As a punishment his crime <lb/>
It was ordered that he be put to <lb/>
death by n method with <lb/>
Mayas. The prospector wan <lb/>
stripped of his clothing and bound <lb/>
across an hill Infested large <lb/>
red ants. Alter hours <lb/>
horrible suffering, as tho insects <lb/>
slowly his <lb/>
son expired, lie was lo <lb/>
lies fugitive from Justice from <lb/>
Philadelphia Times, <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Furniture <lb/>
tr. Meat, Sugar. .,,. Scad Is <lb/>
Wows, Castings m, <lb/>
for everything line. <lb/>
We for Cash, bill sell for <lb/>
.,.,. Dealing. <lb/>
R n Q<lb/>
Farmers <lb/>
Use Good Plows. <lb/>
I one i . , ,; nut . <lb/>
resided <lb/>
flu- <lb/>
n d . <lb/>
i, on Mai, <lb/>
ice arc uh <lb/>
. i ii and <lb/>
ism, <lb/>
ml i -in. <lb/>
. -i. Chinese <lb/>
Middle <lb/>
pi ii nil . <lb/>
I Iii hulk . . i i <lb/>
I i,, re <lb/>
hie j and south <lb/>
west, -in. lit . i- ii long <lb/>
n rooting in i, and is <lb/>
i In l,. . <lb/>
In rents <lb/>
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i lie <lb/>
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an still hi <lb/>
,. . ;,. , j,,,. <lb/>
roll ill I oil. <lb/>
II t , ;, f pal. <lb/>
i in ii. the . <lb/>
d l.-d <lb/>
ii iii n some <lb/>
el <lb/>
How <lb/>
ii.; w. <lb/>
WORKS, <lb/>
w . s. <lb/>
of .- <lb/>
Show me a girl's bureau and I <lb/>
lei I her favorite actor. <lb/>
most of <lb/>
ii- while he <lb/>
of men who ever be <lb/>
bigamy have one <lb/>
wife many. <lb/>
woman who refuses i tell <lb/>
their age lo census man are <lb/>
gem rally old enough to know <lb/>
T. <lb/>
You can always tell <lb/>
In- cry <lb/>
Hew <lb/>
York <lb/>
a dab <lb/>
has no to belong man. <lb/>
A man who isn't too big SCOW- <lb/>
i married i- too <lb/>
1- i a loan gets lie <lb/>
what wants lo eat <lb/>
i i pi <lb/>
A woman N always mortified to <lb/>
know her bind girl <lb/>
found she wears <lb/>
olives Invented for <lb/>
m Iii lake picnics make <lb/>
sick all way <lb/>
home Press, <lb/>
Our mothers t seventeen, while <lb/>
they were absorbing as much <lb/>
or foreign Ian- <lb/>
as was them, were <lb/>
learning the same time <lb/>
how to cook, to sew. to <lb/>
i children, <lb/>
in mitts, to take cure of the <lb/>
I. i lie skillful <lb/>
opinion the advertisements an fur milkers. It love came to <lb/>
t- <lb/>
d rate Veteran unit <lb/>
r-iii.- <lb/>
Meek had a lug Ore <lb/>
morning, <lb/>
being destroyed. M. <lb/>
Wilt <lb/>
room r-lit ii re put up today, man owned two at buildings, J. <lb/>
to opening a bar where, n. two and S. <lb/>
he formerly sold groceries. I <lb/>
I I mil. <lb/>
of this ell, w lie lie .-i t <lb/>
Louisville, <lb/>
with They wen- in <lb/>
with u Inn lender <lb/>
talk was upon the reunion, <lb/>
when bar keeper <lb/>
sympathies arc mi other side. <lb/>
I help in j <lb/>
ten ween the <lb/>
members Ann <lb/>
the Republic, s ho held <lb/>
here two veil- Veil <lb/>
fellow spin for i <lb/>
came here each with a and a <lb/>
dollar bill and didn't . <lb/>
either while <lb/>
run chills <lb/>
and fever is a bottle of Grove's <lb/>
tasteless Chill It <lb/>
lion and <lb/>
No cure no ice <lb/>
We have <lb/>
iIi-iii Inn <lb/>
a l <lb/>
from I-, least <lb/>
it. I look over carefully <lb/>
and save least live <lb/>
i in nigh , In <lb/>
lilt I Ill <lb/>
I lie you <lb/>
i I know I hill they <lb/>
it . i think it is <lb/>
. I i in mull<lb/>
.-. . <lb/>
line <lb/>
a- comes lo meal women <lb/>
ill that age, ii found I hem in the <lb/>
their homos, guided by <lb/>
wisdom who loved <lb/>
July Homo <lb/>
TAKE CHILL TO <lb/>
per bottle. Cures Chills and <lb/>
Malaria, Sweats <lb/>
back if it doesn't. <lb/>
, i us the kind <lb/>
Cross on label. <lb/>
Kohl and by Woolen, <lb/>
Ernul, druggists. <lb/>
Tools, <lb/>
Flow <lb/>
tor <lb/>
h . I ., <lb/>
ii I'm ll of <lb/>
ill- <lb/>
i, i j . mi ii <lb/>
1.1 <lb/>
tin in tin ii an ,, . . <lb/>
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no lb. i. dis- <lb/>
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in <lb/>
Catarrh Can not its- Cured <lb/>
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mil i .-in-<lb/>
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ti n j Nail <lb/>
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rid <lb/>
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Iii u .- ,. hi Lit <lb/>
Hull's Cure is taken <lb/>
I urn not nets directly on the <lb/>
mi . . Hall's <lb/>
is a <lb/>
In of <lb/>
lie In <lb/>
i and i a regular pro- <lb/>
t . i. ii. it j. . the <lb/>
i with <lb/>
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III j . sud, <lb/>
I i all in cm in- <lb/>
tin ,,. t testimonials free, <lb/>
pan l rim J. Props., <lb/>
I druggists. ,. . Hall's <lb/>
the beat. <lb/>
. ,., <lb/>
j mi leading <lb/>
oil Is a most in gin, , <lb/>
H, <lb/>
M i i and .,. <lb/>
. , While <lb/>
Fleming store, <lb/>
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EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
S. <lb/>
WHICH <lb/>
RALLY <lb/>
Tremendous Crowd PI <lb/>
Big <lb/>
MaW <lb/>
WASHING <lb/>
Naturally. Mr. is be <lb/>
J-0 <lb/>
Mail Matter. <lb/>
TUESDAY. Jew <lb/>
WOO. <lb/>
this head a brief touch of <lb/>
the of <lb/>
writer I he in <lb/>
ha. ,,,, K, a i <lb/>
the war <lb/>
g harshly for going <lb/>
from Washington tor en la <lb/>
after he has la- <lb/>
sued -orders <lb/>
the plans on the <lb/>
for <lb/>
patients, while at M one <lb/>
it hail more than la order to <lb/>
maintaining this extravagant OB- <lb/>
the <lb/>
A western college has made <lb/>
doctor <lb/>
for <lb/>
Ale We to suppose <lb/>
heretofore he has been only a <lb/>
quack. <lb/>
to warn <lb/>
better than was by <lb/>
people of and <lb/>
was great <lb/>
Governor Dill says he <lb/>
is not for Vice <lb/>
Sent. <lb/>
i the and <lb/>
there seeing good reason to think <lb/>
that he may <lb/>
did accept. <lb/>
. h of the occasion <lb/>
I .,.,. are <lb/>
K impossible to even ,,,. that <lb/>
the . to <lb/>
conceived and earned out I ,,. <lb/>
arc to fix up letter of <lb/>
other campaign manors. <lb/>
as before leaving he tried to give <lb/>
from beginning end. pen ,.,. regard <lb/>
pie arriving early, a M .,, . by the <lb/>
the Democratic State <lb/>
Of <lb/>
three and <lb/>
The British <lb/>
in the <lb/>
has <lb/>
nth <lb/>
African war, has allowed <lb/>
to gel the in Persia for <lb/>
Which the two countries have <lb/>
been contending, and has risked <lb/>
almost leases in China <lb/>
all to make the fortunes of a few <lb/>
gold speculators and <lb/>
national thirst <lb/>
this is the price that staggers <lb/>
lab. humanity <lb/>
So, of course, there <lb/>
nor even between <lb/>
Britain and <lb/>
St but troop are <lb/>
marching and lighting under or- <lb/>
of British officers in China all <lb/>
the same. And British won- <lb/>
why do not do the <lb/>
y, <lb/>
shown in <lb/>
Ulrica by British <lb/>
could wish more aide lead- <lb/>
ii <lb/>
The distinguished which <lb/>
heads article is a familiar one <lb/>
to ever j citizen of North Carolina, <lb/>
except perhaps to the younger gen- <lb/>
e ration. <lb/>
His record should be an <lb/>
to every boy In the State He <lb/>
began life u boy in <lb/>
like <lb/>
ii great many brave boys age <lb/>
robbing up with intelligent men in <lb/>
the Confederate army. A <lb/>
carries shows <lb/>
ho went where the bullets <lb/>
cross country store <lb/>
he went i tin- Legislature. <lb/>
a -ii rose <lb/>
speaker of the House. we <lb/>
bear him In in <lb/>
vent ion, among the leader <lb/>
of body. <lb/>
km w us a i I'll <lb/>
tor <lb/>
with Vance in Than <lb/>
he as Governor t ti. <lb/>
State years and behind <lb/>
a record I mil and <lb/>
wisdom of administration ban <lb/>
been in history <lb/>
State. <lb/>
Prom Governor in- was chosen <lb/>
t I mud States us <lb/>
xi an -ii Ice lie came <lb/>
m he succeeded Vance as Govern <lb/>
or, mi when i In- greatest stales- <lb/>
to Oil the term ii <lb/>
the United Senate. <lb/>
Tins man ill <lb/>
Forsyth county the pen <lb/>
pie on the <lb/>
the <lb/>
supremacy. <lb/>
Hon. Aycock when iii <lb/>
Winston la-l lie eon- <lb/>
11- <lb/>
in Ninth Oar- <lb/>
The boy, men haul, <lb/>
the laboring man, the lawyer. Hie <lb/>
soldier, all have u feel <lb/>
log till- man. and every <lb/>
he ha- hi-<lb/>
never coming <lb/>
as -welled between <lb/>
lour <lb/>
Band reached there <lb/>
before o'clock and beaded a long <lb/>
cavalcade of red shirts to go out <lb/>
and meet the speaker, Hon. K. B. <lb/>
The speak lug started at <lb/>
the speaker neat <lb/>
introduced by John Stokes, and <lb/>
when Bob Glenn faced that great <lb/>
Of people, men and women, <lb/>
it to inspire his <lb/>
greatest effort. he <lb/>
spoke and held the crowd mag- <lb/>
men applauded and <lb/>
waved their banker- <lb/>
chiefs. And well they might, for <lb/>
a liner speech never tell from the <lb/>
lips of a North Carolinian than <lb/>
uttered at <lb/>
Hie dosing appeal the men to <lb/>
i- tine the cause of White <lb/>
and to the women to aid <lb/>
with their interest and with their <lb/>
prayer-, and to all to piT <lb/>
Bob might be -pared and <lb/>
given strength <lb/>
until they and <lb/>
their homes are sate do- <lb/>
the grandest to <lb/>
which we ever listened. <lb/>
Ai J. M- <lb/>
stepped forward and behalf <lb/>
the la lie- presented II <lb/>
to Mr. Any <lb/>
have ever heard Joe <lb/>
that this was something, pretty, m <lb/>
fact gem. n- <lb/>
very <lb/>
After speech w <lb/>
served, this was excellent and <lb/>
abundant. Home I <lb/>
can be had by of meats <lb/>
prepared for the There <lb/>
were pigs. 1.60 <lb/>
pounds ham-. lambs, J kid-.; <lb/>
turkeys and cum <lb/>
I Hiring the crowd <lb/>
around the stand and <lb/>
listened to the of hand <lb/>
and short spec-lies fr. I- <lb/>
M.-.-. I. G. and A. A. <lb/>
the crowd was just delighted <lb/>
with Hue <lb/>
Band. <lb/>
A Woman's True Work. <lb/>
work of a in the <lb/>
world is not to make money, but <lb/>
to make a home; her true business <lb/>
in life is that of wife and <lb/>
writes <lb/>
-i<lb/>
to ., ,. ,,, nine o, of ten <lb/>
every Bu, ,, Up. <lb/>
bod, now and <lb/>
that the g <lb/>
ready amply with ,, some day <lb/>
be leaned Fellows and Deana. <lb/>
77-, or <lb/>
will to <lb/>
The letter ha- to do. stupid <lb/>
to to sick <lb/>
and men l <lb/>
II. flan <lb/>
J. E. <lb/>
of the <lb/>
executive <lb/>
in a life <lb/>
she be to Hon. an <lb/>
rial. or to dis <lb/>
Hut three limes every <lb/>
day a meal must be Wider <lb/>
At any lie <lb/>
me . i. . . <lb/>
mats and other who <lb/>
were all reported la y. l. 1-1-- <lb/>
of I <lb/>
minister DO, to . <lb/>
she may be <lb/>
,, U . . m ,. , ,,, <lb/>
the demand by the Heel both colored. . <lb/>
surrender the to adopt the amen.- <lb/>
and not by the tiring of the to the of North <lb/>
forts on the tied. Europe is going Carolina. <lb/>
China up. Mr. <lb/>
Me <lb/>
It will bring peace <lb/>
and <lb/>
all clauses <lb/>
Knocked Out and Died <lb/>
is going lo help. That is and good will <lb/>
the way things now look. the people. .,. <lb/>
All the monkey . the It will maintain and <lb/>
service i- not good <lb/>
n , Cuban by a whole It will promote good morals <lb/>
,, <lb/>
of man unless he wants to <lb/>
clocks for all tr.-e <lb/>
and expensive type- no <lb/>
writers for offices receipt. any longer than he <lb/>
of and over by the Peat to read and Write and establish <lb/>
and much of it himself a good character. <lb/>
that private individuals It is a lawful and proper con- <lb/>
-rake out st rue. ion of the <lb/>
pan base money. The odd thing Laws oft <lb/>
about the time clocks Is they therefore <lb/>
an of the same make as those In- for Governor. <lb/>
in the Treasury truly, <lb/>
several year, ago and which <lb/>
up the of Con- June <lb/>
to an Prof. <lb/>
they were by vote of or- and kl known ,,. blow was <lb/>
it was in the Stale, lie Is one of <lb/>
the man with the big educator, of that par- <lb/>
the Post authorities lo fee and been <lb/>
under him. lo know why the bread <lb/>
i- sodden and the meat uneatable. <lb/>
to give medicine intelligently to <lb/>
the baby in her arms. The College <lb/>
be takes girl for <lb/>
four out of family life <lb/>
which this kind of training would <lb/>
he given her. its controller, in <lb/>
their her brain <lb/>
as tally as hat fa man. forget the <lb/>
woman's life which is inexorable <lb/>
before her and do not tit her <lb/>
tor its inevitable <lb/>
EVANS, CANNON CO., <lb/>
AT <lb/>
Old Greenville Warehouse. <lb/>
We, the undersigned, desire to place our names before the <lb/>
tobacco farmers of Pitt adjoining counties us solicitors of <lb/>
patronage for the sale Leaf the coming season, be- <lb/>
1st, MOO. Knowing we possess the <lb/>
means judgment of Leaf Tobacco necessary to run a <lb/>
mod Mile, assure you that you will get the very highest <lb/>
market price for your tobacco. <lb/>
H. S. known among the boys noted <lb/>
for hi good judgment of and liberal country buying, <lb/>
was and a partner of the late of Evans, ditcher <lb/>
Co. who is thoroughly familiar with all branches of <lb/>
the trade, will run the sale. <lb/>
II who was formerly with the <lb/>
Warehouse, is now with us. He is a good judge of tobacco, <lb/>
as auctioneer, assist us in seeing that every pile of <lb/>
brings its worth. <lb/>
H C CANNON, who will have charge of the books, will <lb/>
that are not delayed in getting your bill and check. <lb/>
When sell tobacco with us, we guarantee you the <lb/>
highest price on all grades. Try us with your first loud. <lb/>
With the saving of in drumming, keeping our own <lb/>
books and oilier expenses cut the start, we will put dollars <lb/>
in the pockets of our patrons through the sale of their leaf. <lb/>
We invite all to visit us this coming season and note <lb/>
prices We are yours to serve. EVANS, CANNON CO. <lb/>
Special Notice. <lb/>
N. C, Jane <lb/>
Meant and Hob- <lb/>
at tepid. <lb/>
last night, which resulted in the <lb/>
I death of . The men were I <lb/>
best of friends. <lb/>
I in a good which took <lb/>
iv in the pi. stomach and <lb/>
knocked him oat. <lb/>
Before death lie staled <lb/>
to <lb/>
given the highest, a <lb/>
We have decided not to hire any drummers, believing <lb/>
the farmers are tired of so many men riding through the <lb/>
country Bring us your tobacco and prove to the market that <lb/>
are tired of it. With this expense saved we can help you <lb/>
ranch mole in sale of your leaf. <lb/>
EVANS, COMPANY. <lb/>
HEAD WHAT SAY ABOUT <lb/>
Our Royal <lb/>
Elastic Felt Mattress, <lb/>
, good educational honor j , <lb/>
were agree lo pay for L nave <lb/>
., ,., for Superintendent Public <lb/>
them, although about of them so we are Informed. <lb/>
were purchased. Letter carriers words of such a man ought to <lb/>
have-eight the men <lb/>
their lime records made of . <lb/>
which Congress de- who will vote tor tn <lb/>
and disgraceful amendment increases day by day. <lb/>
when used in the Treasury Depart <lb/>
before the <lb/>
oner's The coroner has <lb/>
been sent for, bat may not arrive <lb/>
in time to report the result of the <lb/>
inquest today. <lb/>
Six Women Bore Her <lb/>
meat. They can ask their Con- <lb/>
to explain the <lb/>
code of ethics which makes <lb/>
it right and proper to deal with <lb/>
postal free delivery of- <lb/>
a manner which <lb/>
declared to and dis- <lb/>
graceful when applied lo <lb/>
Treasury Department. <lb/>
I isn't only country ill <lb/>
A Snake and Catfish Story. <lb/>
Several days ago, while <lb/>
along the bank of creek his <lb/>
Six women acting as pall-bearer, <lb/>
excited of many per <lb/>
sons in Baltimore this moil, <lb/>
The deceased was Mrs. <lb/>
aged years, <lb/>
along iv .- <lb/>
place near the city, Mr. J. K. had at Hank <lb/>
upon a snake and <lb/>
lighting. g. in-1 she was a member a Society <lb/>
tun hole closed in . the cat- connected with the Holy Rosary <lb/>
church, and her associates, accord <lb/>
st Mary's School, N. March <lb/>
n it a trial, I it the most comfortable <lb/>
I by far the most satisfactory Mattress I ever used. <lb/>
i L cot and hair and greatly prefer this <lb/>
i. much with your Felt Mattress, am <lb/>
lo Mrs. M. Matron. <lb/>
,,,., , After M if it is not you even <lb/>
ho in a . bed return it to us and we will refund <lb/>
full paid question,, you not being out <lb/>
one cent, not even the freight. <lb/>
CAM GET If your local does not handle <lb/>
our write to us direct for pamphlet descriptive of same. <lb/>
BOY ALL BORDEN, <lb/>
Manufacturers of Furniture, Mattresses, etc., N. V. <lb/>
Al Mr. Paul could see <lb/>
nothing of the snake's head but <lb/>
foreigners arc see him lugging away <lb/>
something. Finally, however, <lb/>
i- made upon <lb/>
of the up to this I which <lb/>
live or week- before wrongfully treated, as may be seen something. Finally, <lb/>
election more important to them by following experience the gave a jerk and came <lb/>
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their right to vote in Mr. V. an architect ten inches in length. <lb/>
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the election day. <lb/>
that. Let <lb/>
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American cities killed the snake and <lb/>
observing American methods the to escape. However <lb/>
big I no- j Mr. Paul is of the the <lb/>
building in course of would have freed himself with- <lb/>
in where aid alone long enough. <lb/>
elevator was being used <lb/>
hoist the brick. I was In-1 <lb/>
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have the brick carried aloft by <lb/>
manual labor entirely, <lb/>
tog to the rules of her <lb/>
carried her body. <lb/>
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black, and wore over their should- <lb/>
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society to which they belonged. <lb/>
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protecting their the <lb/>
ravages of <lb/>
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be i. anew <lb/>
variety of worm <lb/>
length from an inch to an Inch and <lb/>
a half, and which is black In color <lb/>
without markings of an kind. The <lb/>
new worm looks like a small cater- <lb/>
pillar, and it drives away the army <lb/>
worm damaging the <lb/>
plant in the least. <lb/>
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like lo lake some <lb/>
i in- building, especially the <lb/>
tor. Hardly had I adjusted my <lb/>
camera when a big chunk of dirt <lb/>
was thrown me by one of the la <lb/>
borers. I surprised, <lb/>
but my clothes an again <lb/>
adjusted my camera. Then there <lb/>
at me a great bunch <lb/>
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fortunate for the good name of our <lb/>
country such Ill-mannerly <lb/>
strangers Is exception <lb/>
with ii-. <lb/>
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expenditures in Cuba the <lb/>
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the military ho <lb/>
near Havana. have <lb/>
expended this hospital, all A <lb/>
Seawall Sues the Seaboard <lb/>
ii. V. who was egged by <lb/>
some boys here several weeks <lb/>
,., he was boarding the <lb/>
passenger train has brought suit <lb/>
the railroad company for <lb/>
damage-. The summons was re <lb/>
by <lb/>
and served mi Agent <lb/>
the Seaboard. <lb/>
returnable to the <lb/>
August term if Moore county Ba- <lb/>
the home of Seawell. <lb/>
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to soothe the <lb/>
feeling- Mr. Seawell is <lb/>
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passenger of the lie- <lb/>
and the law re <lb/>
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he was entitled to protection <lb/>
at their hands. We learn also <lb/>
that and his friends are <lb/>
trying to connect the local agent, <lb/>
Mr with the episode as <lb/>
aiding and abetting the tho <lb/>
threw the eggs. To this <lb/>
indignant <lb/>
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The Victor safe is made in all sizes con- <lb/>
for home, office and general use. <lb/>
Every sale with a guarantee to be lire <lb/>
proof. Prices range from up. <lb/>
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Mother's <lb/>
will tales her S <lb/>
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The North Carolina College of <lb/>
kit allure and Mechanic Arts. <lb/>
IN <lb/>
Mill work, <lb/>
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For T. <lb/>
NO <lb/>
Gel I <lb/>
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Go. <lb/>
and for and <lb/>
Emf tad all malarial and troubles. Pot by <lb/>
Harrington, Barber <lb/>
They Stand The Test. <lb/>
That is what Every Pair of <lb/>
Panted <lb/>
HOWDY DO. <lb/>
Some Speak to Me. Some to You j <lb/>
Alas want to <lb/>
Is <lb/>
Visiting <lb/>
John Tin- <lb/>
Ton is on I list. <lb/>
Minnie<lb/>
Mrs J. Wed- <lb/>
iron, s to her people in <lb/>
Is guaranteed to do. Can imagine severer test to am. <lb/>
0- h Of u pair of pants to the tat keg <lb/>
weighing pounds to other la teat <lb/>
in our window and Hundreds of people Have looked in <lb/>
wonder. <lb/>
Mack came up this <lb/>
morning <lb/>
Mai. II. Harding <lb/>
day <lb/>
II. W. left. <lb/>
afternoon for City <lb/>
I. c. came <lb/>
and returned morning. <lb/>
Dutches Pants <lb/>
milt to stand any kind a goes <lb/>
with every cents if a button pall. -IT or U if rip. <lb/>
Get the best when you buy be sun- you get the Dutches. <lb/>
None genuine without the name on the button. <lb/>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
Don't Walt Too <lb/>
Are yon going to miss the <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
If there is a CROSS MARK <lb/>
in the margin of this paper it <lb/>
to remind you that you owe <lb/>
for <lb/>
and we request <lb/>
you i., settle as early us p <lb/>
We need what YOU <lb/>
owe-us and hope you will <lb/>
keep us waiting for it. of the old <lb/>
This notice is for those who <lb/>
find mark on their x <lb/>
of getting the Home <lb/>
Journal the Evening <lb/>
Post a year for W I can <lb/>
have either for if <lb/>
take the oilier, or you do not <lb/>
want but one. See <lb/>
or B. Hauling. <lb/>
Mies Cora Fields came over Ibis <lb/>
morning from <lb/>
Clara <lb/>
T. K. Hooker wife returned <lb/>
this morning Springs. <lb/>
Mrs. Hooker <lb/>
Little Move <lb/>
King let Wednesday after- <lb/>
soon to visit iii <lb/>
His. passed <lb/>
through Greenville Wednesday <lb/>
her way to City. <lb/>
Henry Wilson, same <lb/>
Wednesday night will lecture <lb/>
the opera house tonight. <lb/>
M. Move went to Kinston <lb/>
Wednesday afternoon from <lb/>
there goto City. <lb/>
man, of <lb/>
day night and returned Ibis morn <lb/>
lag. <lb/>
Judge A. M. Moore returned <lb/>
Wednesday night iron. Wilson <lb/>
where lie been holding <lb/>
this week. <lb/>
Miss who <lb/>
been spending some lime visiting <lb/>
her sister. Mi-. B. W. King, re <lb/>
turned to her home m <lb/>
Kinston. <lb/>
returned <lb/>
morning from <lb/>
Harding and returned <lb/>
from Washington night, y <lb/>
c . Whichard, of Norfolk, <lb/>
spent Friday night here. <lb/>
Robert Whitehead can e in <lb/>
morning, where he <lb/>
has been visiting, left on the <lb/>
fin Wilson. <lb/>
Adrian Savage and <lb/>
Nannie Anderson and kl <lb/>
left <lb/>
for Seven Springs. <lb/>
BUSINESS NOT B <lb/>
ITEMS <lb/>
Stock <lb/>
Complete <lb/>
.,.;. on B <lb/>
At prices that will sun you. <lb/>
COME AND SEE THEM. <lb/>
Come To See Us.<lb/>
June B. <lb/>
l,. A. Cobb is at <lb/>
n a visit to hi-wile la <lb/>
Springs for her <lb/>
to Winter- <lb/>
yesterday all <lb/>
that they heard one of the <lb/>
political speeches ever beard. <lb/>
went to Thursday. <lb/>
Several t lo Fri- <lb/>
from here on u <lb/>
from Kin-ton. <lb/>
The workmen have come back <lb/>
are progressing very la-t on Hie <lb/>
warehouses, <lb/>
M. and James Brooks <lb/>
have contracted to build a <lb/>
Main for N. K <lb/>
Henry T. of Kin-Ion. <lb/>
passed through to Winter- <lb/>
to hear Glenn <lb/>
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Band Win <lb/>
which much to Um <lb/>
pleasure of the<lb/>
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everything for <lb/>
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lam all the people of v, <lb/>
ville and as help from the <lb/>
comfort and b. <lb/>
fail to express our win<lb/>
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., Five Points, where we have <lb/>
u new and fresh <lb/>
Ml. <lb/>
Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
Consisting Flour, <lb/>
Canned <lb/>
in everything <lb/>
. found in an up-to-date <lb/>
, . <lb/>
We market <lb/>
for all kinds of <lb/>
T, F. CHRiSTMAN Cl <lb/>
at live Points <lb/>
Miss Julia B. <lb/>
to Kinston <lb/>
day In with the <lb/>
bridal party, they , <lb/>
. Washington M- <lb/>
.-.- table I. <lb/>
X Nice Trip to <lb/>
tomorrow the <lb/>
paper <lb/>
ville the <lb/>
of July, Ail are <lb/>
earnestly requested i- attend. <lb/>
There are but a few of us left <lb/>
the number crows less every year. <lb/>
Car load sheep. G. an make an effort lo meet <lb/>
Tyson, Greenville, X. C. together while yet we Ail <lb/>
T. Ty- <lb/>
Hon. Let B. Overman win speak <lb/>
picnic at <lb/>
King's X on July <lb/>
are expected to bring baskets. <lb/>
Poor Train <lb/>
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Don't put on this has been <lb/>
think there is plenty of time; <lb/>
for it. are not going to vole engine. The result <lb/>
unless you register. that it is the exception not <lb/>
Register of Heeds, j the rule when the train Bakes a <lb/>
on this <lb/>
branch of Line it <lb/>
should have better equipment <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
Miss Fannie Cherry, who came <lb/>
over from Kinston lo be prevail <lb/>
berry marriage, re <lb/>
to her home Wednesday <lb/>
evening in Kinston. <lb/>
1900. <lb/>
Washington, <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
Alex. Gary from tar- <lb/>
Thursday. <lb/>
returned Ibis <lb/>
morning lo <lb/>
T. Carson up this morn- <lb/>
Washington. <lb/>
I. A. Sugg returned Thurs- <lb/>
day night from <lb/>
P. c. Harding and wile left <lb/>
Thursday afternoon for Washing <lb/>
Register i. . run- , . <lb/>
issued during the month of June i schedule lime. <lb/>
seventeen marriage licenses, seven . <lb/>
of which were white and ten for r it <lb/>
led. <lb/>
I have just moved my new service, it looks <lb/>
photograph gallery on never thinks the <lb/>
inferior to run over <lb/>
Satisfaction guaranteed. <lb/>
this way. <lb/>
or Robbery <lb/>
Mr. <lb/>
When you want your photograph <lb/>
taken, go lo Hoy on <lb/>
sou avenue. township, brought <lb/>
from Ayden <lb/>
W. B. this morning and put him in jail <lb/>
Greene's residence. <lb/>
One More la Jail <lb/>
was put <lb/>
in jail this morning for knocking <lb/>
another in the head with <lb/>
a brick at Thursday. <lb/>
breaking three houses Tues- <lb/>
day and stealing some clothing and <lb/>
Mrs. W. T. returned <lb/>
Thursday from a x i-it to relative. <lb/>
in Virginia. <lb/>
Miss Florence of Sara- <lb/>
toga, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. <lb/>
It. Parker. <lb/>
Miss Mable Moseley. of <lb/>
Va., Thursday at w. <lb/>
T. <lb/>
Mrs. Joe returned <lb/>
afternoon from Snow Hill. <lb/>
left Thursday <lb/>
afternoon for Kinston and from <lb/>
there will go to <lb/>
Hugh Sheppard went to Kinston <lb/>
Thursday evening, lie will go b <lb/>
City before <lb/>
U,., haul leave Wash <lb/>
Tuesday of each <lb/>
A special <lb/>
nip will mad.- every Saturday <lb/>
night, leaving Washington <lb/>
o'clock <lb/>
day morning at o'clock. <lb/>
log will leave at <lb/>
o'clock evening reach <lb/>
Parties from Greenville wishing <lb/>
to make a trip to <lb/>
,,. leave on steamer <lb/>
o'clock, spend <lb/>
Sunday at and gel back <lb/>
hereby II Monday morn- <lb/>
Fare from Washington to ; <lb/>
coke is iI.-.-. <lb/>
will be given n <lb/>
11.00 fur round nip.- Hail <lb/>
30th. <lb/>
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and Marion B. and J. I. <lb/>
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faithful After hen ; <lb/>
and the cookings, .--------- <lb/>
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live part in <lb/>
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than to Clark ;<lb/>
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more st the price<lb/>
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twice a week one year tor <lb/>
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were mil .<lb/>
overboard. <lb/>
while Wing from Baltimore to <lb/>
a lady <lb/>
passenger . <lb/>
suicide by over-board. <lb/>
was running s.-v- <lb/>
miles an hour ill lime <lb/>
they went two miles it <lb/>
stop and go <lb/>
the for two <lb/>
hour, trying to find the body but <lb/>
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before a Magistrate and bound over <lb/>
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hundred dollar bond was put in <lb/>
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Oiler. <lb/>
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Virginia Telephone and <lb/>
Mr. attorney, both <lb/>
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afternoon to the <lb/>
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here on the first of July. Mr. W. <lb/>
Mr- Murphy and <lb/>
laughter Hale came <lb/>
Bight , vi.-ii tho family A. <lb/>
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Bethel this morning to attend a <lb/>
picnic given by the Sunday <lb/>
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night from Baltimore, where <lb/>
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over two feel long. It <lb/>
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of this oiler before iI other to the ex- <lb/>
withdrawn. <lb/>
W. <lb/>
Jarvis up Ibis morn <lb/>
log from Washington. <lb/>
Charlie <lb/>
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toil, who arc Chi- <lb/>
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do all In <lb/>
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away fatal the idea that a <lb/>
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potion for a gentleman. We have <lb/>
too much practical work to be <lb/>
done h-re many to conic <lb/>
the profession to monopolize <lb/>
the bra ins and energies of South- <lb/>
cm youth. We only have begun <lb/>
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is indeed a garden spot, and the fa- <lb/>
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which soothsay or fortune loll <lb/>
big, people. . <lb/>
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do and even the s. called . <lb/>
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men so-called educated <lb/>
and women habitual consult them <lb/>
about investments and personal <lb/>
fails. haps. g Io <lb/>
health of self or others, to length of <lb/>
THE AMENDMENT. <lb/>
Full of the <lb/>
as Amended. <lb/>
elections by the <lb/>
shall be viva <lb/>
Sec Every voter in <lb/>
Carolina, except as in article <lb/>
disqualified, shall be eligible to of <lb/>
An Supplemental an Act I Bee, but before entering upon the <lb/>
Act to Amend the duties of office b <lb/>
Constitution of <lb/>
of country to with promise life, etc., the fortune <lb/>
if he is only trained <lb/>
take hold of the <lb/>
it is Hie i <lb/>
who i lie The <lb/>
age calls for manual training. Lei <lb/>
ii be taken Amer- <lb/>
tine Infant Kills Another. <lb/>
A very unfortunate <lb/>
resulting fa the death of a boy, <lb/>
took place near Maple Cypress, <lb/>
Mrs. Io <lb/>
visit Mrs. s White, <lb/>
with her. her sou. years of <lb/>
age. Mrs. has a boy <lb/>
about the age. While their <lb/>
r- were talking boy <lb/>
ii room and <lb/>
v. n <lb/>
was beard. a i- <lb/>
I across u bed a nil a <lb/>
bullet in bis bead and death <lb/>
from wound. The s <lb/>
h gotten hold of weapon in <lb/>
while playing, with the <lb/>
to one. The <lb/>
lying on the where ii <lb/>
dropped. i <lb/>
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as due to the decline of a <lb/>
genuine religious faith, to the <lb/>
growth materialism in its social <lb/>
and philosophic aspect.-, but such <lb/>
explanations do not entirely satisfy <lb/>
So far as ii pertains to pathology <lb/>
and it to be a <lb/>
the meat wave of barbaric <lb/>
atavism, due to a large extent to <lb/>
the dividing medical <lb/>
ratified February 1890, <lb/>
Two Hundred <lb/>
and Eighteen of the Public Law <lb/>
of <lb/>
The General Assembly of North <lb/>
do <lb/>
That Chapter <lb/>
Public Laws of 1809, entitled <lb/>
Act to amend the ion of <lb/>
North lie amended so <lb/>
as to make said act read as <lb/>
That of the <lb/>
of North Carolina be, and the <lb/>
same is hereby abrogated, and in <lb/>
thereof shall lie substituted <lb/>
the following article of said Con- <lb/>
as an entire and <lb/>
plan of <lb/>
VI. <lb/>
SUFFRAGE TO <lb/>
Section Ever male person <lb/>
fatal <lb/>
ll. 1.1 <lb/>
mil, <lb/>
Cost of <lb/>
London an- <lb/>
with the enormous <lb/>
expense the were put to in <lb/>
matter of war telegrams in <lb/>
pie the himself. <lb/>
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science in its most <lb/>
phases from born in the states, <lb/>
every male person who has been <lb/>
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ally the we leave the age, and possessing the <lb/>
people, -o Unit we college set in article, shall <lb/>
graduates and cultivated he entitled to vote nay election <lb/>
addicted to social vices of such the people in State except <lb/>
medic a- faith herein otherwise provided, <lb/>
and To pop- See. Me shall have resided <lb/>
truths id physiology the Slate of North Carolina for two <lb/>
and i-an important dun year-, in the count six months, <lb/>
the medical profession. in the precinct, ward or other <lb/>
Medical Journal. election district in which be offers <lb/>
j to vote, four <lb/>
I here Was Mo fag election; Provided, That <lb/>
I removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
afternoon two citizens or <lb/>
in had been partaking same count, shall not ope- <lb/>
Carolina corn, got into a <lb/>
dispute in one of the Lack lot. <lb/>
hie of them hi- bug- <lb/>
while the other was near by in <lb/>
mud. As tin-argument waxed <lb/>
warm the citizen <lb/>
used words <lb/>
bended to bring on a step- <lb/>
Africa. <lb/>
Post paid for Mi <lb/>
Churchill's telegrams not <lb/>
Ions mil chuckled <lb/>
If the esteemed Post <lb/>
re I hi- as a large bill I'm. <lb/>
telegram, it would doubtless lie <lb/>
staggered amount- paid In <lb/>
American newspapers for dis <lb/>
patches from the front during <lb/>
war will Spain. NAY have in mind <lb/>
one dispatch that <lb/>
York Herald and there <lb/>
were several others received <lb/>
other journal- that Mere no much <lb/>
Commercial. <lb/>
Love at <lb/>
weeks i Hi, and <lb/>
., ,. . otherwise, takes mail n <lb/>
were engaged ,,., belonging to them from <lb/>
fails to return it at once. This <lb/>
A a- well <lb/>
i- was too much for the man in hereafter lie, imprisonment in th. <lb/>
Tl <lb/>
the buggy and be started for lib <lb/>
bin alas hi- <lb/>
and he fell sprawling in the -limy <lb/>
downward. This was <lb/>
too much for the other belligerent. <lb/>
Hi- humor was lunched <lb/>
and breaking into a laugh lie <lb/>
helped the other man up both <lb/>
started, locked arms, tor near- <lb/>
est barroom to drink each other's <lb/>
health, -Stalest Landmark. <lb/>
rate to deprive person of the <lb/>
right Io tote in the precinct, <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which in- ha.- removed, until four <lb/>
months after such removal, No <lb/>
out or <lb/>
guilt <lb/>
court upon indictment of any crime <lb/>
the punishment of which is, <lb/>
in the ground person who ha- been <lb/>
who ha.- confessed hi.- <lb/>
shall take <lb/>
the following oath <lb/>
swear <lb/>
that I will support and <lb/>
Maintain the constitution and laws <lb/>
of the United States, and the con <lb/>
laws of Caro <lb/>
not inconsistent therewith, and <lb/>
that I will faithfully discharge the <lb/>
duties of my office <lb/>
So help me, <lb/>
See. The following class- of <lb/>
persons shall disqualified for <lb/>
Office First, all w ho shall <lb/>
deny the being of Almighty God <lb/>
Second, all persons who shall have <lb/>
been or their <lb/>
indictment pending, and <lb/>
whether sentenced or not, <lb/>
suspended, <lb/>
or felony, or any other crime for <lb/>
which the may be <lb/>
in the penitentiary, <lb/>
since becoming of the <lb/>
I sited States, or corruption i <lb/>
malpractice fa office, unless such <lb/>
ARE <lb/>
constitution undermined by es <lb/>
gar the laws of nature, or <lb/>
pit ii. i .-. all gone, if so, <lb/>
EVER DESPAIR <lb/>
i Liver will cure you. <lb/>
dyspepsia, <lb/>
sour stomach, malaria, torpid i <lb/>
liver, biliousness <lb/>
and all kindred disease s. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
an absolute cure. <lb/>
A Word <lb/>
Suffering <lb/>
Women. <lb/>
No one yourselves know of the <lb/>
suturing you Why do <lb/>
you suffer It <lb/>
lose your health and <lb/>
one it followed the <lb/>
f Don I feel weak <lb/>
arid Impute blood is at <lb/>
the all trouble. <lb/>
ill purify your Mood and bring <lb/>
the bloom of health back into you <lb/>
checks. bottle <lb/>
quart. <lb/>
Sarsaparilla <lb/>
BOTTLES. <lb/>
Circular. <lb/>
There are limes <lb/>
is the available <lb/>
log medium, and must be used. <lb/>
Hut as a rule it will lie found lo <lb/>
have outlived its usefulness. <lb/>
mo.- eases, the poorest newspapers <lb/>
sill be discovered to lie more <lb/>
than the circular <lb/>
Printers Ink. <lb/>
CHILLS -HO FEVER MALARIA. <lb/>
person shall lie restored to Bight with Robert's <lb/>
rights of citizenship fa a manner Chill Ionic at per <lb/>
lit HI law. lo take. Money <lb/>
refunded if it fails. <lb/>
That this amendment to I petite, purities the blood and makes <lb/>
you well. None other as good. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed the drag <lb/>
ores of Bryan, <lb/>
shall go into el <lb/>
feel the day of July. <lb/>
if a majority of the voles cast at <lb/>
the next general election be <lb/>
cast in favor of this suffrage amend- <lb/>
Sec. II. This amendment to <lb/>
.-hall be submitted at <lb/>
the next general station to <lb/>
Trinity College <lb/>
i Hi. i- undergraduate an I graduate <lb/>
Lo.- i <lb/>
equipped and ad- <lb/>
Large t.<lb/>
. ., .,, .,. mi iv. i <lb/>
qualified voters of I be State, in i to be awarded, <lb/>
, , Sin <lb/>
same manner under the same tor <lb/>
rules regulations as is pro Durham, X C <lb/>
the law regulating general <lb/>
in this and at Oxford Seminary for Girls <lb/>
tot In <lb/>
Wit, and f If <lb/>
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SOLD <lb/>
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A new rule just <lb/>
gone line <lb/>
or . it . <lb/>
on any who, through and, <lb/>
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v. lieu inking their mail <lb/>
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tale prison, shall be permitted t <lb/>
Vote, unless the -aid person shall <lb/>
restored hi citizenship in <lb/>
the manner prescribed by law. <lb/>
See. person offering lo <lb/>
vole be the lime a <lb/>
registered herein <lb/>
in manner <lb/>
provided by law the General <lb/>
of shall <lb/>
general registration laws i <lb/>
carry into effect the <lb/>
article. <lb/>
Sec. i. liven person presenting <lb/>
himself for registration shall lie <lb/>
lo read and any section <lb/>
in <lb/>
lie shall lie <lb/>
entitled to vole, he shall have paid <lb/>
on or day of May. of <lb/>
the . in which . proposes to <lb/>
vole, his poll lax the previous <lb/>
year a- prescribed Article <lb/>
person, who was. on <lb/>
1st at any time prior <lb/>
thereto, entitled t. vote under the <lb/>
I of any Stale in <lb/>
wherein be then resided, and <lb/>
no lineal of any <lb/>
pi- i -hall he denied the right lo <lb/>
r and vote any in <lb/>
reason of his <lb/>
possess educational <lb/>
cation Ii rein described <lb/>
ed, be shall have registered in ac <lb/>
with the terms of this <lb/>
wet inn prior lo I, <lb/>
I he A in I j <lb/>
OXFORD. N C <lb/>
Annual Session Opens Aug. 1900 <lb/>
Large . Kim <lb/>
Pull of <lb/>
Course. School <lb/>
i railed but twice during tendon. <lb/>
Board n Annual <lb/>
Si.-i ii Music Apply for <lb/>
illustrated<lb/>
w,. <lb/>
. ll I In, <lb/>
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those per.-on- desiring lo <lb/>
vote for amendment shall cast <lb/>
a written or with the <lb/>
Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon; those with a <lb/>
contrary opinion shall east a writ- <lb/>
ten or printed ballot with the <lb/>
words Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon. <lb/>
See. III. The votes cast at said <lb/>
election shall be counted, <lb/>
ed, returned and canvassed, <lb/>
the result announced and declared <lb/>
under the same rules <lb/>
and in same manner as <lb/>
the vote for Governor, and if a ma- <lb/>
of the voles cast are in favor <lb/>
of i be said amendment, it shall <lb/>
the duty of the of the <lb/>
upon being notified of the <lb/>
result of said election, to certify <lb/>
said seal of <lb/>
the Slate, who shall enroll said <lb/>
amendment so certified <lb/>
permanent records of bis office. t, <lb/>
sec. iv. This ac shall be in <lb/>
force from and after its I <lb/>
STRENGTH <lb/>
trill par ii i. <lb/>
P ,. <lb/>
n i <lb/>
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nil Ii-,. . <lb/>
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will take <lb/>
entitled as <lb/>
been Superior Court of <lb/>
Pill to obtain divorce the <lb/>
bonds matrimony; and the defendant <lb/>
he is required <lb/>
to appear at the next term of <lb/>
after Monday in <lb/>
next, being the day of Sent., <lb/>
the in N. C <lb/>
an or to the in <lb/>
rah. lion, or will apply to the <lb/>
for in said <lb/>
of Slav <lb/>
Clerk Superior Court <lb/>
I. for pill. <lb/>
TO <lb/>
The Clerk of Superior Court of Pit <lb/>
en the <lb/>
lay -I Slav, 1900, on the Thorn it <lb/>
J. deceased. I <lb/>
n to nil indebted <lb/>
to make to the <lb/>
and m nil of said estate or <lb/>
present <lb/>
lo the <lb/>
tin of <lb/>
will I. plea I bar of recovery, <lb/>
This Till day May. <lb/>
James It. <lb/>
on me I. <lb/>
and <lb/>
t A tonic and <lb/>
builder. <lb/>
lo us Is <lb/>
and <lb/>
of Br mall <lb/>
i- -1 . II I <lb/>
Tablets <lb/>
is the use of <lb/>
patent a fact as I <lb/>
fur of <lb/>
. i Shrunken <lb/>
Hie stale war <lb/>
,,,. , , tin. <lb/>
l am the en Powers in- Opium <lb/>
in By mail in plain a <lb/>
S fur SO with our <lb/>
hall <lb/>
. fin per- <lb/>
,.,. ,. . <lb/>
herein <lb/>
prescribed, and shall, on or before <lb/>
Pans, provide for <lb/>
lieu <lb/>
I r <lb/>
-leads. . <lb/>
by Carriages, tin fan-. Parlor <lb/>
tides, Lounges, Safes <lb/>
the making a permanent record <lb/>
Key West Cheroots, of registration, all <lb/>
Cherries. v,, . forever <lb/>
this Government Amer- <lb/>
I have been lauded on <lb/>
invaded the <lb/>
fought battles with China's arm <lb/>
ed forces, If that lie not war <lb/>
i- it I The question i- not whether <lb/>
the action of the Government is <lb/>
j i lied; nobody doubts that <lb/>
right and duty to our <lb/>
Imperiled envoy our <lb/>
representatives in other <lb/>
purls of the Empire, and to <lb/>
all the force that may lie <lb/>
to insure safely, lint the <lb/>
hair-splitting arguments <lb/>
from the vicinity <lb/>
Department la war <lb/>
does <lb/>
exist are lather more than <lb/>
Philadelphia <lb/>
i-i. a our <lb/>
bond to cure in SO days or refund <lb/>
money paid. <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
Clinton A Jackson I Lb <lb/>
I V i <lb/>
uvula, N <lb/>
NOTICE To <lb/>
duly qualified the <lb/>
Clerk or Pill as <lb/>
ii and of <lb/>
notice i. hereby given t. <lb/>
persona indebted h. aid estate lo make <lb/>
ill ii i- claims against said <lb/>
ire to sum <lb/>
for payment or or before the nay of <lb/>
April. or will In in <lb/>
recovery. <lb/>
of April, <lb/>
Wallace <lb/>
people have a way of doing <lb/>
that makes you mod. <lb/>
It takes longer to recover from a <lb/>
good lime than it does to have <lb/>
An woman who has <lb/>
one to her company as <lb/>
a house party. <lb/>
Fat people no doubt sutler as <lb/>
keenly lean ones, lint somehow <lb/>
it looks funny to see fat people <lb/>
weep. <lb/>
We Imagine that u would <lb/>
easier to be old-fashioned and <lb/>
have babies, than to belong to <lb/>
women's literary clubs. <lb/>
The average woman imagine <lb/>
she looks pretty in her night gown <lb/>
with her hair down her back, but <lb/>
she doesn't. <lb/>
A program- <lb/>
at a meeting of a woman's lit- <lb/>
society always us <lb/>
An who imagines <lb/>
she has a proud, imperious ma <lb/>
would be surprised to know <lb/>
I hat her friends speak of her as <lb/>
POSTED. <lb/>
We all from en. <lb/>
of lamb along <lb/>
of net <lb/>
or hunting. Any one .-- will <lb/>
be l-i law. <lb/>
. II. A It, T Win, <lb/>
A. mini. <lb/>
Ma-ox. <lb/>
MA <lb/>
I hereafter have right to <lb/>
cut stock <lb/>
Our <lb/>
Dry <lb/>
Notions, Shoos, <lb/>
i berries, Peaches, <lb/>
Pine Apple-, Syrup. Jelly. Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, the people <lb/>
bye, food, Matches, Oil, I this State, unless <lb/>
Candies, Apples Poaches have paid <lb/>
his poll as required. <lb/>
I China Wore, Tin and Sec. Thai tin- Amendment to <lb/>
Cakes and Crackers, M.,,., the is presented and <lb/>
lo s ion- <lb/>
Io see inc. <lb/>
ft <lb/>
Phone <lb/>
Deal the different parts, Io <lb/>
dependent upon <lb/>
whole shall <lb/>
-laud <lb/>
Bob. elections <lb/>
by ballot, <lb/>
Mr. h,,, an <lb/>
in Sunday's Char <lb/>
that bate <lb/>
of the South v. as evidenced eve- <lb/>
iii the recent National Be. <lb/>
public in Convention from the m <lb/>
lame <lb/>
to infamous <lb/>
advocacy of Hie <lb/>
m eliminate <lb/>
a. <lb/>
Mr. is has done a good service <lb/>
hi- letter. There i- no place <lb/>
for o self white <lb/>
man I Republican as <lb/>
no <lb/>
man who believes in White Bo- <lb/>
ill <lb/>
and next <lb/>
News and <lb/>
Hi- virtue of In a <lb/>
cause IV, II. A <lb/>
and other of <lb/>
M.-H H. and <lb/>
now in of Pill <lb/>
undersigned will u <lb/>
day of lo <lb/>
lie sale More in <lb/>
fur tract <lb/>
to will land <lb/>
I die Muds <lb/>
I. Mill A <lb/>
i. lie i <lb/>
or I <lb/>
Tin <lb/>
line- HI, <lb/>
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II i. <lb/>
I mini <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE<lb/>
SERVICE <lb/>
Steamer have Washing- <lb/>
ton daily u A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave dally <lb/>
P. M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
Fridays at A. II. <lb/>
leave for <lb/>
Tuesdays, and <lb/>
at A. M. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
New York <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the West <lb/>
With railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
Economy. <lb/>
Some interesting fertilizer <lb/>
carefully Compiled for this <lb/>
paper, are given Ibis week. We <lb/>
note pleasure Hint cost of fer- <lb/>
inspection by our Deport. <lb/>
men of Agriculture the <lb/>
year ending June was only <lb/>
against for <lb/>
the preceding year. <lb/>
The Fowl r the <lb/>
There is no better judge of <lb/>
value of publicity than the silver- <lb/>
He pays for it. The <lb/>
merchant recognizes the <lb/>
power of the press, and lakes ad- <lb/>
vantage of it to the pub- <lb/>
This great power lies <lb/>
the reach of all, No man has a <lb/>
monopoly of<lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
Notice i hereby tin- Ii , k- <lb/>
f. No. <lb/>
will he o'clock A <lb/>
from <lb/>
June to Saturday, July . moo B.<lb/>
II,,,, Ill,, legally ,. <lb/>
And mi en, I, Saturday during. <lb/>
III. . I I,. I u ., <lb/>
i i. I,. k will be open in die polling<lb/>
June <lb/>
V. I,. Ra .-. <lb/>
ii <lb/>
Tho Ono Day Cold Cure. <lb/>
PATENTS <lb/>
is to <lb/>
in ,. <lb/>
, J <lb/>
No i, <lb/>
Ad in., i <lb/>
the Old from <lb/>
New York; from <lb/>
Men <lb/>
At. <lb/>
Washington, N. C. <lb/>
J. <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
Highest market <lb/>
aid lot country <lb/>
prices <lb/>
Mil Ml Ml N H , <lb/>
. I V I'll y <lb/>
I. . e <lb/>
iv all roll war us <lb/>
I. unit ,,, <lb/>
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improve i aim Mt<lb/>
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Also a nice <lb/>
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VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. O. FRIDAY. JULY P 1900. <lb/>
-AT- <lb/>
NO <lb/>
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I SALE <lb/>
GROCER. <lb/>
WANT TO <lb/>
V GOODS BIGHT <lb/>
THE BIGHT <lb/>
TOO <lb/>
GOODS. <lb/>
Ed. H. <lb/>
THE <lb/>
OUR <lb/>
State Ticket. <lb/>
For <lb/>
AYCOCK, <lb/>
of Wayne. <lb/>
Pot <lb/>
of Iredell. <lb/>
For of <lb/>
of <lb/>
For <lb/>
K. LACY, <lb/>
of Wake. <lb/>
For <lb/>
B. P. DIXON, <lb/>
of Cleveland. <lb/>
For Attorney <lb/>
l. <lb/>
of Hay wood. <lb/>
For Superintendent In- <lb/>
hI <lb/>
THOMAS <lb/>
of <lb/>
For <lb/>
SAMUEL L, <lb/>
of Caldwell. <lb/>
TO PEOPLE, Oil FIJI ENDS <lb/>
PITT AM ADJOINING COUNTIES. <lb/>
For <lb/>
H. <lb/>
of <lb/>
For <lb/>
SAMUEL L. <lb/>
of <lb/>
of New <lb/>
HAN HUGH <lb/>
of <lb/>
LEES. <lb/>
County Ticket <lb/>
Fusion to Out <lb/>
Amendment. <lb/>
nil era <lb/>
absence, to the city <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
to a reporter about <lb/>
political nit nation, lie said was <lb/>
evident that the and <lb/>
their allies, the Pop- <lb/>
were making their <lb/>
to rapt the Legislature. <lb/>
The of i.-. being <lb/>
done in close counties and Sena- <lb/>
the west and <lb/>
white counties of the east. They <lb/>
are paying very little lo <lb/>
the counties or <lb/>
tho block counties. They don't <lb/>
hope to defeat the amendment at <lb/>
polls, but they are using <lb/>
amendment to stir up as much <lb/>
as they can to mislead <lb/>
the uneducated white <lb/>
thereby lengthen their <lb/>
ticket. <lb/>
Continuing, Mr. said <lb/>
he had discovered a well laid plan <lb/>
on the part of the to de <lb/>
feat tho amendment, even though <lb/>
the people may give it an over- <lb/>
majority at the polls. <lb/>
To carry their plan, however, <lb/>
they will have to secure control of <lb/>
Legislature. The plan, said <lb/>
Mr. Simmons, is <lb/>
they can capture the <lb/>
when that comes to can- <lb/>
the vote for the amendment, <lb/>
h ill have out the en <lb/>
tire vote of county after county <lb/>
upon some charge <lb/>
of fraud or intimidation, until <lb/>
thrown out enough votes <lb/>
to overcome the majority for <lb/>
too amendment and then it will be <lb/>
declared that it has been defeated. <lb/>
They will throw out the vote for <lb/>
nearly every county in the Second <lb/>
end Sixth districts that may give <lb/>
a majority <lb/>
is not enough they will throw <lb/>
out until they get enough. <lb/>
said Mr. Simmons, <lb/>
plan will not work, because <lb/>
they will never get the Legislature; <lb/>
On Which Side Ate You <lb/>
The great battle Car So <lb/>
in North Carolina i <lb/>
coming hotter day. The <lb/>
very best men the State have vol- <lb/>
their services the <lb/>
preservation of <lb/>
arc stumping the Slate from the <lb/>
the mountains In the <lb/>
interest of the white men. the <lb/>
while women and white <lb/>
of our beloved Slate. <lb/>
Who are those people that are <lb/>
and day for the <lb/>
Amendment which <lb/>
will the permanent rule of <lb/>
in Carolina; <lb/>
Every Democratic editor in <lb/>
stale is working for <lb/>
lawyer is working for <lb/>
almost every preacher ill Slate <lb/>
is working for it; every teacher i <lb/>
working for it; every banker and <lb/>
man i-- working for <lb/>
Yea. all these are working for the <lb/>
adoption amendment. Hut <lb/>
they are not The fair and no- <lb/>
there are none <lb/>
fairer or nobler in the world- are I. <lb/>
and Maying I hat the great <lb/>
measure may he <lb/>
place the government of North t j Huts. It Satins, In. Trimmings <lb/>
in the hands their and and OH Cloths. <lb/>
bands their lathers, their<lb/>
We are still the forefront of the after your patronage <lb/>
oiler you selected line <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to be found in in Pitt County. Well choice <lb/>
selections, the of the best America <lb/>
and all the year Summer <lb/>
Winter. arc work for nod our ad- <lb/>
vantage. It is our pleasure to you want and to <lb/>
sell if We oiler you the very polite <lb/>
and the liberal consistent well <lb/>
established business built up on its own merits. <lb/>
When you come Io market you u ill not do yourself justice <lb/>
ii do not sec our immense stock elsewhere. <lb/>
us the following lines of general merchandise. <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
and their sons, their <lb/>
sweetheart and their kinsmen, <lb/>
Are there any who seeking <lb/>
to defeat tho amendment, and still <lb/>
the <lb/>
as a factor in North j -g <lb/>
And who are <lb/>
They are the is. <lb/>
the poll the<lb/>
I lit- census <lb/>
torn and all <lb/>
seekers who are upon j <lb/>
Women's and Sic <lb/>
Harness, <lb/>
and <lb/>
Laid. Scad Is, <lb/>
Sugar, Coffee, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, and Plow <lb/>
for little piece of I <lb/>
too <lb/>
Who will win in this great light <lb/>
Will it he the and their <lb/>
it <lb/>
editors and the lawyers. <lb/>
preachers mid the and <lb/>
women of the Stall I <lb/>
leave the answer to you, leader. <lb/>
Which side you out Whom <lb/>
will you work in this great <lb/>
A gnat is <lb/>
on shoulders. Let con- <lb/>
science and your God guide you <lb/>
and no mistake will be made. <lb/>
Smith held Herald. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
Credit. <lb/>
for Finn it and everything in <lb/>
buy strictly but soil for Either I Approved <lb/>
Our motto hi Honesty. Dealing. <lb/>
For the Senate, <lb/>
F. G. JAMBS. <lb/>
For Representatives, <lb/>
W. J. NICHOLS, <lb/>
T. H. <lb/>
For <lb/>
O. W. <lb/>
Its <lb/>
Horn on <lb/>
Bo poor white man, no <lb/>
d white man in all <lb/>
will be touched or in <lb/>
franchise <lb/>
It is it lie out of the whole <lb/>
cloth lo Hoy otherwise. your <lb/>
poll lax and your right of suffrage <lb/>
will never be with in <lb/>
least degree. The criminal <lb/>
class will be excluded from <lb/>
The object of tho proposed mil- A <lb/>
is lo eliminate in a ii-e at the hall <lb/>
the from in I Tile little girl was <lb/>
and to prevent a -mall . y it n <lb/>
of the whiles from join-1 whether or not her <lb/>
solid mas-, ll, Judge Lev i- <lb/>
outvoting and controlling in a manner look the lit <lb/>
great bulk of white people, I tie girl In bis lap. He Inquired <lb/>
And how can . received a <lb/>
white man be opposed lo this reply. Then he asked, <lb/>
How can think that ,,,,. ,,, ,, , go when <lb/>
can be rued bettor , <lb/>
Mid with the votes of Ignorant e- j one do <lb/>
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