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North Carolina. <lb/>
oilers yawns women thorough literary, classical, and <lb/>
Industrial education and special pedagogical training. Annual ex <lb/>
for Don residents. MM. <lb/>
More than regular Has matriculated -u <lb/>
dents, representing even in the State except <lb/>
Observation School of pupils. To secure hoard in <lb/>
lies, all free tuition ions should lie la-fore A <lb/>
Correspondence invited those desiring <lb/>
teachers and other in format Urn address until <lb/>
PROF. V. Dean of College. <lb/>
D. <lb/>
Tobacco Flues. <lb/>
are prepared to furnish <lb/>
Flues and now at <lb/>
prices for cask. <lb/>
THE AMENDMENT. <lb/>
Full Text of tin- <lb/>
Amended. <lb/>
An Supplemental to an <lb/>
Entitled Act to Amend the <lb/>
Constitution <lb/>
February 21st, the <lb/>
Two Hundred <lb/>
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i. That Chapter <lb/>
i Public Laws of 1800. entitled <lb/>
to the Constitution of <lb/>
Hi be so <lb/>
o make said act read as <lb/>
That of the <lb/>
of North Carolina be, <lb/>
abrogated, and In <lb/>
thereof shall be substituted <lb/>
the follow of said <lb/>
a an <lb/>
plan of <lb/>
ARTICLE VI. <lb/>
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OFFICE. <lb/>
Section I. male person <lb/>
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Vice Verso. <lb/>
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usual order of <lb/>
Note Chinese coin <lb/>
to the Mouth instead of <lb/>
the North. <lb/>
The nun wear the <lb/>
women trousers. <lb/>
nun wear their long <lb/>
and the women wear u short. <lb/>
The men carry dressmaking <lb/>
inn women burden, <lb/>
spoken language of is <lb/>
not written, written <lb/>
is spoken. <lb/>
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Hi- top of the page. <lb/>
The Chinese surname <lb/>
Instead last. <lb/>
The shake ow u <lb/>
hand instead of the hands these <lb/>
greet. <lb/>
The Chinese dress in white <lb/>
funerals and in mourning <lb/>
lings, while oM women always <lb/>
bridesmaids. <lb/>
launch their <lb/>
sideways, and mount their horses <lb/>
from the offside. <lb/>
begin with <lb/>
dessert and mil and <lb/>
Signal. <lb/>
State hold elections <lb/>
These are <lb/>
Carolina, Alabama, <lb/>
tie and <lb/>
and none of them will afford any <lb/>
indication of the drift of national <lb/>
politics. The four named will <lb/>
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us usual, and variation in ma- <lb/>
either <lb/>
nothing. Those who have been <lb/>
State elections prior <lb/>
in the national Inn <lb/>
ford some pointer as lo tin- latter <lb/>
will in- Charlotte <lb/>
Observer. <lb/>
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retail mid <lb/>
Dealer. Cash paid fur <lb/>
Fur, Cotton Heed, <lb/>
lied <lb/>
steads. Mattresses, Oak Sails, Ha <lb/>
by Carriages, i i <lb/>
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Key Weal <lb/>
American Can <lb/>
readies. Apples, <lb/>
Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk. <lb/>
Floor, Sugar, Coffee, Mont, Soap, <lb/>
Magic Matches, Oil, <lb/>
lotion Mi Hulls, liar <lb/>
dell Sc-ls, Apples, Nuts. <lb/>
Candles, Dried Apples, Poaches, <lb/>
s. Currents, Raisins, Glass <lb/>
and China Ware, Tin <lb/>
Wale, and Silica <lb/>
aid Sawing i <lb/>
other <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap for <lb/>
to sea inc. <lb/>
SAM M <lb/>
Phone M. <lb/>
mil male person who been <lb/>
naturalized, one <lb/>
age, possessing the <lb/>
nous set out iii ibis article, shall <lb/>
Is- audited lo vote election <lb/>
the people in the State, except <lb/>
as herein otherwise provided. <lb/>
Sec lie shall have resided in <lb/>
the Slate of North Carolina for two <lb/>
in the county six month <lb/>
in the product, ward or oilier <lb/>
elect ion district in which he offer <lb/>
to vole, four months proceed <lb/>
the election; Provided, That <lb/>
removal from one ward <lb/>
or other election district <lb/>
In same counts. shall not ope- <lb/>
rate to deprive, any person of the <lb/>
right to vote in the precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district from <lb/>
which he has removed, until four <lb/>
months after such removal. No <lb/>
who convicted, or <lb/>
who has confessed his guilt in open <lb/>
court upon indictment i any crime <lb/>
the punishment of which is. or may <lb/>
hereafter lie, imprisonment in the <lb/>
state prison, shall permitted lo <lb/>
vole, unless the said person shall <lb/>
restored to citizenship in <lb/>
the manner prescribed In law. <lb/>
Sec. person offering to <lb/>
Vote shall lie at Hie lime a legally <lb/>
registered Miter as herein pros, fill <lb/>
iii the manner <lb/>
pie shall In by ballot, and all <lb/>
elections the General <lb/>
shall lie visa <lb/>
Sis- voter in North <lb/>
Carolina, except as in this article <lb/>
shall be eligible lo of <lb/>
See, but before entering upon the <lb/>
duties of office he shall take <lb/>
and subscribe the following <lb/>
I, do sweat <lb/>
that I ill support and <lb/>
maintain the constitution and las <lb/>
of the United States, and the eon <lb/>
laws of North Own <lb/>
not Inconsistent therewith, and <lb/>
I will faithfully discharge the <lb/>
duties of my office <lb/>
So help inc. <lb/>
Sir. The following classes of <lb/>
shall be disqualified for <lb/>
office; First, all persona who shall <lb/>
deny the being of Almighty God <lb/>
Second, nil persons who shall have <lb/>
com idol their <lb/>
guilt on indictment pending, and <lb/>
whether sentenced or not, <lb/>
judgment suspended, any treason <lb/>
or felony, or any other crime for <lb/>
which punishment may <lb/>
iii the penitentiary. <lb/>
since becoming citizens of the <lb/>
or corruption and <lb/>
in office, unless such <lb/>
person shall be restored to the <lb/>
I citizenship <lb/>
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Fortification. <lb/>
disease <lb/>
Liver an <lb/>
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Liver <lb/>
wheel of I shall <lb/>
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of the la a <lb/>
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now in Court of Pill <lb/>
tin will on <lb/>
the day of 1900, lo pub- <lb/>
Court door in <lb/>
of N. C, to Hie <lb/>
Milder for the tract <lb/>
I 1.111,1 i in <lb/>
Chi end township, adjoining the hunk of <lb/>
James Haddock <lb/>
oar hundred <lb/>
Fall Term Begins Monday, Sept. 1900. <lb/>
Practical, sense moth- <lb/>
mis. Prepare lay and girls for <lb/>
the duties life. take a <lb/>
College. <lb/>
the full lie- <lb/>
of pupils, ton <lb/>
more or hi <lb/>
This 28th Jane 1900. <lb/>
, . <lb/>
Pitt In <lb/>
Victoria Move vs. George Move. <lb/>
above named will <lb/>
ii. that an as above <lb/>
ii i the Court of <lb/>
Put county to divorce from the <lb/>
matrimony; and the defendant <lb/>
further take notice is <lb/>
to appear at the win the Superior <lb/>
rights of citizenship in a M.,., I Court of county tube held on <lb/>
law. A Society, <lb/>
That to Moral Court in Greenville, N c. <lb/>
RHEUMATISM and CATARRH CURED <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
Sarsaparilla <lb/>
QUART <lb/>
W THE SHADOW OF DEATH. <lb/>
A WM Car. <lb/>
Mrs. t II. who keep a <lb/>
and fancy roods store at Ht. <lb/>
Co., Mich., and who is <lb/>
well known throughout the country, <lb/>
t badly troubled with <lb/>
catarrh and neuralgia. I had <lb/>
liter complaint and I <lb/>
was a bad condition; day I be- <lb/>
to fear that never be a <lb/>
well woman; that I have to <lb/>
down into a chronic and <lb/>
lice in the shadow of death. I had <lb/>
SARSAPARILLA rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
AND IT CORED ME. and <lb/>
cured my family both. I am triad <lb/>
that I heard of it I would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to one. I Ml <lb/>
taken mane other kind of medicine. <lb/>
I prefer of <lb/>
MU HI,. CO., <lb/>
BOLD BY i <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
Lost as <lb/>
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name, and <lb/>
blood builder. <lb/>
pink to in <lb/>
cheek, and <lb/>
of By mail <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
War Cloud Grows <lb/>
have ordered foreign <lb/>
boats not to the forts <lb/>
or III, arsenals on the of the <lb/>
Yang Ii orders are <lb/>
authorities <lb/>
limn all tut results. <lb/>
London, I.--A <lb/>
here a dispatch from <lb/>
Shanghai staling that the city is <lb/>
safe, nil bough an outbreak has <lb/>
been feared for some The <lb/>
protecting force is <lb/>
by daily arrival of troops. <lb/>
Shanghai, July I. News of the <lb/>
death <lb/>
greatest among the <lb/>
allied troops aid in it <lb/>
The foreigners have sworn <lb/>
lo the outrage <lb/>
to fullest extent. <lb/>
London. <lb/>
leaf us that wires between <lb/>
i are <lb/>
down, <lb/>
to handle messages and only I by law and <lb/>
dispatches go over the of North Carolina shall <lb/>
wins. yews are enact general registration to <lb/>
brought to into the provision-of <lb/>
steamer. A vessel i <lb/>
to reach Shanghai from tomorrow <lb/>
night news up in <lb/>
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from the of <lb/>
the Von- <lb/>
saved after his <lb/>
lei lo The were <lb/>
I sailors after a <lb/>
by into Hi <lb/>
Si-c. I. <lb/>
fur shall be <lb/>
aide to nail and write section <lb/>
. i <lb/>
of Hie it ion in the <lb/>
and. before he shall be <lb/>
to vote, he shall hare paid <lb/>
on I el of i day of May, <lb/>
the year in which he to <lb/>
vole, his poll lax for the previous <lb/>
year as prescribed by Articles, <lb/>
Section I, the Constitution. Hut <lb/>
no male person, who was, on Jan- <lb/>
or any time prior <lb/>
thereto, entitled to vote under th <lb/>
leaders is to land the voter , a, , . ,. . <lb/>
,, ., ,. o Stale in the I <lb/>
Slates herein lie then resided, and <lb/>
the Constitution, shall go into For <lb/>
feel on day of July, lion sec or address <lb/>
if a of the votes at <lb/>
the next general election shall be <lb/>
cast iii favor of this suffrage amend- <lb/>
Sec. Ii. amendment lo the <lb/>
Constitution shall be submitted at <lb/>
general election lo the <lb/>
voters of the State, in <lb/>
same manner and under the same <lb/>
rules and regulations as is pro <lb/>
rilled in law regulating general <lb/>
elections in Stale, said <lb/>
elections tin, c persons desiring lo <lb/>
vote for such amendment shall cast <lb/>
a written of printed ballot with the <lb/>
words; Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
tin icon; and those a <lb/>
contrary opinion shall cast a writ- <lb/>
ten printed ballot with the <lb/>
words Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon. <lb/>
Sec. III. The Voles cast said <lb/>
election shall counted, <lb/>
ed, returned and canvassed, and <lb/>
result announced declared <lb/>
the same rules and <lb/>
and in the game manner as <lb/>
vote for Governor, and if a ma- <lb/>
of the voles east arc in <lb/>
amendment, it shall <lb/>
the duty of the Governor of <lb/>
stale, upon being notified of the <lb/>
result of said election, to certify <lb/>
the seal <lb/>
the Stale, who shall enroll the said <lb/>
amendment so certified among the <lb/>
records of his office. <lb/>
Sec IV. act shall be III <lb/>
force from and after its ratification. <lb/>
an answer or to the in <lb/>
said a lion, to lite <lb/>
relief demanded in saw <lb/>
Tim of Hay <lb/>
C. <lb/>
Superior Court. <lb/>
I-- fur <lb/>
of <lb/>
Carolina. <lb/>
The Head tho State's <lb/>
System. <lb/>
Three academic courses leading <lb/>
lo Degrees, Professional courses <lb/>
in Law. Medicine and Pharmacy. <lb/>
Summer School for Teachers. <lb/>
I aid <lb/>
r . . , I loans lo Needy, Free <lb/>
Tuition to Candidates <lb/>
i. Sons and Teachers. <lb/>
besides in Sum- <lb/>
mer in <lb/>
faculty. Tor and In- <lb/>
formation address <lb/>
P. President, <lb/>
Chapel Hill. N. C. <lb/>
Trinity College <lb/>
undergraduate and <lb/>
Eight <lb/>
ad- <lb/>
barge s lo <lb/>
scholarship lo In- awarded. <lb/>
in I hi<lb/>
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lid <lb/>
TO <lb/>
Tin of Superior Court of <lb/>
having <lb/>
lo me, the the <lb/>
day of Hay, 1900, on Thomas <lb/>
Notice is <lb/>
nil <lb/>
lo make Immediate payment to the <lb/>
In all i of said estate or <lb/>
their properly <lb/>
the within twelve <lb/>
after date of this notice, or this <lb/>
notice will he idea I bar of their recovery. <lb/>
This the day of May, 1900 <lb/>
J AUK It. <lb/>
on the estate J. <lb/>
with our to <lb/>
or Bawl circular <lb/>
our bankable <lb/>
for U <lb/>
Of <lb/>
a. <lb/>
and <lb/>
o Tobacco. <lb/>
mall n pain <lb/>
WOO with our <lb/>
ante bond to cur In or<lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
Clinton CHICAGO, life <lb/>
by I I. <lb/>
X C <lb/>
Days <lb/>
To <lb/>
duly the <lb/>
or Clerk of Pitt <lb/>
of tin I Will and of <lb/>
it gUN u HI <lb/>
all indebted la said to alike <lb/>
Immediate payment the <lb/>
all said ca- <lb/>
talc are by n to the <lb/>
for or lay of <lb/>
1901, or tin will he in <lb/>
liar <lb/>
day of April.<lb/>
of Wallace. <lb/>
Their Plan. <lb/>
is too plain Ilia plan of <lb/>
into the Republican Th <lb/>
leaders for the the <lb/>
and tie little <lb/>
net therefrom have sold <lb/>
to leaders, <lb/>
arc working like to gel the <lb/>
to his <lb/>
oil- hi- lo those men <lb/>
sock lo put this .-stale in tin- <lb/>
and <lb/>
while allies, Just how any while <lb/>
who has young sons and <lb/>
coining up in manhood <lb/>
and can him- <lb/>
self as to vote for such things <lb/>
is la; all <lb/>
a pity Hint the men <lb/>
that I have a<lb/>
The are standing <lb/>
to w ill all vole one <lb/>
way. It la manly shows <lb/>
age in fur a while man <lb/>
to out from among and <lb/>
declare be is for white supremacy <lb/>
Main is hoped <lb/>
others will do likewise, it is <lb/>
only a of who shall rule. <lb/>
it is not injustice lo <lb/>
i- bud for him. is heal lot- <lb/>
all. Lei all while <lb/>
nil white remember <lb/>
they none of <lb/>
by voting for mend. <lb/>
Dispatch. <lb/>
no lineal of any such <lb/>
shall be denied tile ti <lb/>
and vote at mi election in <lb/>
reason of his <lb/>
In .-s the educational <lb/>
cation h rein <lb/>
he shall registered in <lb/>
with the of thin <lb/>
section prior I, <lb/>
The General shall pro <lb/>
r it ion of all per- <lb/>
-mis to Vote without the <lb/>
educational <lb/>
and shall, oil of <lb/>
1st. provide for <lb/>
the making a record <lb/>
of such rut ion, all mt <lb/>
suns so registered, shall forever <lb/>
I hereafter have right to vote <lb/>
in all elections the people in <lb/>
tin-Stale, unless on <lb/>
Section of Pro- <lb/>
such person shall have paid <lb/>
ins pull lavas above required. <lb/>
See. Thai tins Amendment to <lb/>
Constitution is presented and <lb/>
adopted as one plan for <lb/>
regulation of with <lb/>
the intent and to so con <lb/>
the different pails, and In <lb/>
make -o dependent <lb/>
ca II other, that tile whole shall <lb/>
band or fall together, <lb/>
Sec. All by the <lb/>
Oxford Seminary for Girls <lb/>
OXFORD. N C <lb/>
annual Session Opens Aug 1900 <lb/>
The attention our readers is <lb/>
ratio the of The <lb/>
Carolina Stale Normal and <lb/>
Industrial College appearing else <lb/>
where in these this col- <lb/>
i beat educational ad- <lb/>
vantage within the reach of <lb/>
young women state at a cost <lb/>
ranging from to V 1.12. <lb/>
We notice young <lb/>
en representing every ion and <lb/>
nearly every ill North Car <lb/>
were enrolled as students <lb/>
during the session of l <lb/>
these to their own <lb/>
have attended <lb/>
of them <lb/>
ii lo <lb/>
earned nm.-t of their <lb/>
work dining-room and <lb/>
of them hail taught <lb/>
were prepare partially entire- <lb/>
In the public schools. <lb/>
Any young woman upon taking <lb/>
pledge lo teach, after <lb/>
the col Ii I invents in some pub <lb/>
lie school or private school <lb/>
stale will receive free t nil ion. All <lb/>
free tuition students cannot secure <lb/>
boarding places in the dormitories, <lb/>
lint . county is lo a <lb/>
of appoint to <lb/>
these ,. lo-. The expenses <lb/>
Including the use of id a <lb/>
young worn in holding such an <lb/>
point would the <lb/>
college year. <lb/>
This county is to <lb/>
in the <lb/>
Large class <lb/>
Laboratory <lb/>
School <lb/>
billed twice daring session, <lb/>
and for Annual <lb/>
for <lb/>
OF <lb/>
I I of Kb. lion.- Pill <lb/>
i. bold la <lb/>
ii, <lb/>
Chapter Public Laws of <lb/>
., and the ballots fol <lb/>
for the <lb/>
mid for the Township <lb/>
i r- t r Pin as follows; <lb/>
Ad for above named <lb/>
hail I- of plain white paper, known u <lb/>
white paper, shall printed in <lb/>
black ink, of which have, <lb/>
with Clerk <lb/>
Court of Pill county. <lb/>
The of all for nils r- <lb/>
A- in Pill shall <lb/>
and and <lb/>
one lull Ins king. <lb/>
That all ballots <lb/>
Pill county shall be and one half Inch- <lb/>
i- able fan lung, <lb/>
That all ballots for the Township officers <lb/>
in Pin shall one ball <lb/>
inches mid two one fourth lactic <lb/>
Ion;. <lb/>
the Sad of July, 1900 <lb/>
C. <lb/>
IV for Pill Co, <lb/>
inn all persons m- <lb/>
n of oar lands along <lb/>
the Ashing with net <lb/>
or hunting. Any om- will <lb/>
be prosecuted law, <lb/>
l. K. It. T <lb/>
A. inn. <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
At Cost. <lb/>
Our entire tit <lb/>
Dry Goods, <lb/>
Notions. Shoes, <lb/>
T. <lb/>
U, Co <lb/>
RIVER SERVICE <lb/>
leave Washing- <lb/>
ton daily at ii A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave daily <lb/>
M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
and A. M, for Tar <lb/>
for <lb/>
Tuesdays, sand Sal <lb/>
at ii A. M. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk. Baltimore, <lb/>
New- York <lb/>
ton, and for all points for <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk, <lb/>
Shippers should order by <lb/>
the Old Dominions, s. <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Bay Line from Baltimore <lb/>
from <lb/>
Boston, <lb/>
JNO, <lb/>
N. <lb/>
J. <lb/>
N. c. <lb/>
Greensboro Female College <lb/>
North Carolina, <lb/>
lull Term la-gins Sept. <lb/>
on Application. <lb/>
USED PEACOCK, President <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Stuck complete in every <lb/>
and low U <lb/>
Highest market prices <lb/>
aid for country produce. <lb/>
Ml -1 i II I I S <lb/>
with <lb/>
at M-r <lb/>
In lake. <lb/>
iii if ii fails. Restores <lb/>
petite, purities the and <lb/>
yon well. None oilier good. <lb/>
Bold and guaranteed at the drug <lb/>
stores of Woolen <lb/>
refund <lb/>
Treasury surplus during <lb/>
June Increased and <lb/>
receipts for the year <lb/>
was <lb/>
Tho Ono Cure <lb/>
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NO <lb/>
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WHO SALE <lb/>
GROCER <lb/>
II- YOU WANT TO BIGHT <lb/>
SAME TIME <lb/>
THEN COMB TO TUB . WHERE <lb/>
WILL A T <lb/>
LY GOODS. <lb/>
Ed. H. <lb/>
THE LEADING <lb/>
TO THE <lb/>
TUB <lb/>
FORM <lb/>
la the Platform <lb/>
Adopted by the Demo- <lb/>
ton <lb/>
Million <lb/>
City. <lb/>
We. the of <lb/>
party of the <lb/>
in national <lb/>
on the the <lb/>
adoption of the of In- <lb/>
dependence, do our faith <lb/>
in that immortal proclamation of <lb/>
the Inalienable rights of man and <lb/>
our to the constitution <lb/>
framed harmony therewith by <lb/>
the fathers of the We <lb/>
hold with United States <lb/>
Court, that the Declaration <lb/>
Independence is the spirit of our <lb/>
government, of which the <lb/>
is the form and letter. We <lb/>
declare attain that all governments <lb/>
instituted among men derive their <lb/>
just powers from consent <lb/>
governed; any government not <lb/>
based upon consent of the gov- <lb/>
The war ended <lb/>
two years ago, profound <lb/>
peace reigns over all <lb/>
still the administration keeps the <lb/>
government of tho Island from <lb/>
people, while Republican carpet- <lb/>
plunder its revenue <lb/>
and exploit the colonial theory to <lb/>
disgrace of the American <lb/>
1-1111.1 <lb/>
We condemn and denounce the <lb/>
Philippine policy of the present <lb/>
administration. It has involved <lb/>
the republic in war, <lb/>
the lives of many of our <lb/>
noblest sons, and placed the <lb/>
States, previously known and <lb/>
applauded throughout the world <lb/>
as the of freedom, in <lb/>
the position <lb/>
of crushing with military lone the <lb/>
efforts of former allies achieve <lb/>
liberty Hid The <lb/>
Filipinos cannot be with <lb/>
growing out Span <lb/>
war. involves very <lb/>
republic and de- <lb/>
of our free institutions. <lb/>
We regret it the paramount Is- <lb/>
of the campaign. The <lb/>
a ion Republican platform <lb/>
adopted at the Philadelphia con- <lb/>
held in June, <lb/>
the Republican party <lb/>
adheres to announced <lb/>
in Monroe is <lb/>
Insincere and deceptive. <lb/>
This profession is contradicted by <lb/>
the avowed of that in <lb/>
lot lie of the Mon- <lb/>
roe doctrine lo acquire and hold <lb/>
sovereignly over huge areas of <lb/>
and large numbers people <lb/>
in the Eastern Hemisphere. We <lb/>
insist mi strict maintenance of <lb/>
the doctrine Its <lb/>
both In letter In spirit, as <lb/>
necessary to prevent the extension <lb/>
of European authority on this con- j <lb/>
and as essential to our <lb/>
in affairs, At <lb/>
same time, we declare i <lb/>
American people shall ever <lb/>
to <lb/>
European authority. <lb/>
mi; and <lb/>
AMI ADJOIN N I <lb/>
We arc in tho of tin <lb/>
We oiler the line <lb/>
race after your <lb/>
We are opposed lo ill <lb/>
i pane- circulated as <lb/>
bill without legal lender <lb/>
. and demand the retire- <lb/>
of note- a <lb/>
government's paper or <lb/>
r can <lb/>
c Car m. <lb/>
We favor amendment to <lb/>
for <lb/>
election I States Sen- <lb/>
a direct vote of the people <lb/>
and direct legislation wherever <lb/>
are to <lb/>
we denounce the <lb/>
bl and favor arbitration a a <lb/>
me ills <lb/>
corp. I <lb/>
General Merchandise; <lb/>
in found in an., store iii Well choice, in Hi, of American <lb/>
the of the manufacturer of America u, uplifting the <lb/>
and Europe. all the .,, .,,,. of the <lb/>
ml Winter. for our mutual nil ,,.,,,, we <lb/>
It is our pleasure to you want and to . ,. <lb/>
if can. oiler you la-l mum ml <lb/>
attention, and the terms a well Labor in charge u <lb/>
up merits. with the tub <lb/>
When lo yon will not do yourself -1 Ki. . of <lb/>
bring In <lb/>
general i <lb/>
US and <lb/>
tic, men ever where, we extend <lb/>
our to lie heroic <lb/>
burghers their unequal struggle <lb/>
in maintain their <lb/>
We denounce the <lb/>
appropriations of recent Re- <lb/>
publican Congresses which have <lb/>
kepi Sums high and which threat- <lb/>
en the war levies. We <lb/>
oppose the accumulation of a <lb/>
plus to be such <lb/>
i iced frauds upon tax-pay- <lb/>
a- the shipping subsidy bill, <lb/>
which under the false pretense of <lb/>
prospering American shipping, <lb/>
put unearned millions into the <lb/>
pockets of favorite contributors to <lb/>
the Republican campaign fund. <lb/>
v TAXES. <lb/>
We favor the reduction and <lb/>
speed. repeal of war taxes and a <lb/>
return to lime-honored Demo- <lb/>
policy of strict economy in <lb/>
expenditures. <lb/>
. in <lb/>
our most <lb/>
institutions are in great peril; <lb/>
existence of our con- <lb/>
ill . .-.- ill. Ii ii. <lb/>
i ii lo our cm . republic is stake <lb/>
. , ,. I home and our commerce abroad, the decision now to be render- <lb/>
and .,, will or not <lb/>
American soldiers are to enjoy those <lb/>
.,. ,.,, we fa- privileges free government <lb/>
Capes, and Cloths. nu made States <lb/>
late the ill the iii ,.,, honored, we <lb/>
Men's. Women's and Shoes <lb/>
Horse and <lb/>
out endangering our <lb/>
they cannot la- without <lb/>
and as we are not willing to <lb/>
We oppose militarism. It means <lb/>
conquest abroad and intimidation <lb/>
and oppression at home. means <lb/>
the strong arm which ever <lb/>
fatal lo free It <lb/>
is millions of our citizens <lb/>
I have lied from in Europe. It will <lb/>
impose upon our peace loving j <lb/>
pie a large standing army and . <lb/>
necessary burden of taxation and a <lb/>
constant their liberties. <lb/>
A small standing army and a <lb/>
disciplined Stale militia are amply <lb/>
time of peace. This <lb/>
Plows, Castings ii Plow<lb/>
ale position in iii <lb/>
platform in <lb/>
fad and sen ice shall <lb/>
head t <lb/>
and that to in.- ,. or . eon- <lb/>
pose any people a govern-1 ,,,. <lb/>
of force is to substitute the <lb/>
methods of imperialism for <lb/>
of a republic, We hold that the <lb/>
Constitution follows Hag and <lb/>
denounce doctrine an ex- <lb/>
or Congress, deserving <lb/>
their existence and powers <lb/>
from the constitution, can exercise <lb/>
lawful authority beyond It, or In <lb/>
violation of it. assert no <lb/>
can long endure half <lb/>
and hall empire, and warn <lb/>
the American people Imperial- <lb/>
ism abroad will lead quickly and <lb/>
Inevitably to despotism at home. <lb/>
LAW <lb/>
iii these fundamental <lb/>
the republic Into an empire <lb/>
favor an immediate <lb/>
for a stable form of govern- <lb/>
second, Independence, and <lb/>
third, protection from outside in <lb/>
such as has been given <lb/>
for nearly a <lb/>
I lies Central and South America. <lb/>
AT OF MB- <lb/>
i republic has no place torn mil- <lb/>
and conscription. <lb/>
When the nation is danger <lb/>
I the volunteer is bis conn <lb/>
best defender. Tin-National <lb/>
Guard United should <lb/>
ever in the patriotic <lb/>
hearts of a free people. Such or- <lb/>
are ever an element <lb/>
strength and safety. For the <lb/>
time in om- history and coeval <lb/>
the Philippine conquest, there has <lb/>
been an Unwholesome departure <lb/>
from time-honored and approved <lb/>
systems of volunteer organization. <lb/>
We denounce as <lb/>
and Rope. <lb/>
. at, prosperous honored, we <lb/>
earnest ask for the foregoing <lb/>
of principles hearty <lb/>
of hiving <lb/>
American people regardless <lb/>
inn- purl <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
for and everything in line. <lb/>
buy strictly for Cash, Hell for Either Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Merit Dealing. <lb/>
friends. <lb/>
n- T. <lb/>
i I I<lb/>
in- deemed conclusive evidence <lb/>
against disease and be- <lb/>
A In <lb/>
Hon. ownership and control the ,,,,,, , a. , <lb/>
light of. <lb/>
States Tc ,,, in <lb/>
,,. in u,,, <lb/>
an fl. <lb/>
fa.- ounce <lb/>
of prevent is worth a pound of <lb/>
H. bill pending in I t ., ,, <lb/>
Maude, dear, would not <lb/>
I a a I American . . <lb/>
i advise you to send your burning <lb/>
and interests not to tiller- ; <lb/>
I poems to a powder <lb/>
time a woman talks hack <lb/>
new- <lb/>
gaged ill inter Stall <lb/>
I which and <lb/>
the Philippine policy of and as a subversion of the <lb/>
. <lb/>
. not <lb/>
Hi <lb/>
the Republican administration at- <lb/>
tempts to justify with the plea <lb/>
that it will pay, but even Ibis <lb/>
did and unworthy plea falls when <lb/>
brought to the lest of fuels. The <lb/>
and principles a free <lb/>
fob <lb/>
Private monopolies arc<lb/>
war of criminal aggression against intolerable. <lb/>
principles, we the the Filipinos, entailing an annual the price <lb/>
law enacted by a Republican expense of many millions, has o- raw and pro <lb/>
against the protest and ready cost more than any possible thus robbing both producer <lb/>
Democratic ml-1 could accrue from the <lb/>
to show <lb/>
, , ,,, favor enlargement <lb/>
business <lb/>
, . . . ,, , , of <lb/>
their origin, the <lb/>
have no water in <lb/>
have ,., a temp-, the <lb/>
and are not at In . . <lb/>
f public from unjust and unfair trans- <lb/>
monopolize . <lb/>
. , .- . ,, rate-. <lb/>
or product inn i <lb/>
tides of and <lb/>
whole constitutional power of Con-1 <lb/>
burdens nil <lb/>
Ten <lb/>
land consumer. The lessen the <lb/>
endorse <lb/>
tin <lb/>
gross over <lb/>
Interstate <lb/>
I l.-l v <lb/>
c denounce failure <lb/>
j n pail <lb/>
slab In lo <lb/>
Sew Me <lb/>
in, and promise <lb/>
inc H of these <lb/>
stab home t <lb/>
and a firm <lb/>
, Alaska and <lb/>
an system of <lb/>
me and lands the <lb/>
I Wot, fol I'll. <lb/>
., . f i, n and <lb/>
f sin ;. ii actual <lb/>
in her husband she gels <lb/>
After you talked with a <lb/>
woman minutes you can tell <lb/>
ever opinion her husband has ex- <lb/>
his opinion of her. <lb/>
A man never feels a.- i. lie had a <lb/>
tune unless it makes him feel <lb/>
bad for a longer time than took <lb/>
him to hove it. New York Press. <lb/>
All.-, a has once chased a <lb/>
man herself, -he never gets any <lb/>
of the ii chose <lb/>
her. <lb/>
as a bold and open violation entire Philippine trade for years of labor and <lb/>
nation's organic law, and Furthermore, trade terms and conditions <lb/>
breach the national good j is extended at expense thereof, and deprive individual e <lb/>
faith. imposes upon people price is always <lb/>
form <lb/>
Hi <lb/>
for <lb/>
de- <lb/>
an <lb/>
Ml I <lb/>
I l <lb/>
II <lb/>
opposed <lb/>
their consent, and taxation with- expansion It takes <lb/>
out It dishonors i territory which can be <lb/>
the American people by and whose <lb/>
pledge made in . people arc lit lo become <lb/>
behalf by commanding general I American <lb/>
of our army which the 111- j NOT BUT <lb/>
cans welcomed a peaceful and <lb/>
occupation of their land. <lb/>
It dooms to poverty and distress a <lb/>
people whose appeals <lb/>
peculiar force to our justice <lb/>
and In this the <lb/>
of its impel program me, <lb/>
Republican seeks lo com- <lb/>
United States to a <lb/>
policy, inconsistent <lb/>
can institutions and condemned by <lb/>
the Supreme Court in numerous; <lb/>
PEACE. <lb/>
We favor expansion by every <lb/>
peaceful and legitimate means. <lb/>
arc opposed to <lb/>
purchasing distant is- <lb/>
lauds to be governed outside the <lb/>
constitution add whose people can <lb/>
never become arc in <lb/>
extending the republic's <lb/>
influence among the national hut <lb/>
believe <lb/>
force and violence <lb/>
but through, the persuasive power <lb/>
TO of a high and honorable example. <lb/>
TUB I <lb/>
demand the prompt and lion I <lb/>
est fulfillment of our pledge lo the The Importance of old questions <lb/>
Cuban people and the world <lb/>
the Stales bus no <lb/>
nor Intention to exercise <lb/>
now pending before <lb/>
people is in no wise diminishing <lb/>
the lakes no <lb/>
jurisdiction or control backward step on <lb/>
the island of Cuba, except for but burning issue of <lb/>
and small capital of op <lb/>
for betterment. The <lb/>
the . <lb/>
devised tor appropriating <lb/>
fruits of to <lb/>
the at many <lb/>
their greed i- <lb/>
all wealth will lie <lb/>
gated in a few and <lb/>
public The <lb/>
with the ii- h <lb/>
the Republican in Slate and <lb/>
national platforms la conclusive <lb/>
proof of the truth of the charge <lb/>
that are the legitimate prod <lb/>
net of Republican policies, <lb/>
they are fostered h Republican <lb/>
that are protected <lb/>
by the administration <lb/>
in return for campaign <lb/>
support, <lb/>
w H OS II s. <lb/>
Democratic part. <lb/>
loan <lb/>
and against <lb/>
iii ever form. Existing <lb/>
be enforced <lb/>
and more stringent outs <lb/>
providing for It OS <lb/>
affairs of corporations en- <lb/>
in <lb/>
i of Hull <lb/>
the American people for the win <lb/>
which shall and , <lb/>
, lain ill price level com <lb/>
favor the <lb/>
stem m-Ii la and application <lb/>
it <lb/>
mail.-and all modes of Inter <lb/>
State shall ex-., ,.,,,. .,.;,.,. it. <lb/>
, b the emu of com- <lb/>
upon <lb/>
of laws should Ins <lb/>
b pulling <lb/>
i the free to <lb/>
under the pl. . -i x all mi entangling <lb/>
I protection. the ,,,. f will We approve this <lb/>
TAKE HUB TASTELESS CHILL TONIC <lb/>
per <lb/>
the. <lb/>
and <lb/>
and <lb/>
back it it <lb/>
as good, I lie kind <lb/>
of all i, on the label. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed lo Wooten, <lb/>
friendship Aryan druggists. <lb/>
with cot <lb/>
branches the <lb/>
to enact nu legislation do- <lb/>
lo prevent, or even curtail, <lb/>
the power of trusts and <lb/>
Ion ii <lb/>
and <lb/>
, ,. , . ., . . <lb/>
role a,. hi I- i <lb/>
gold at I in- present <lb/>
U, i wailing I'm aid ; u in hi- . involved u- in <lb/>
of any other world Ii. <lb/>
denounce bill en <lb/>
mill One Hundred Dollars <lb/>
for mi ease of Catarrh <lb/>
Hall's<lb/>
I. I'll. XI I'm.; Props., <lb/>
i have known <lb/>
i on i inn in,, i . <lb/>
power of trusts and .,,.,, t i,,,, . and land c the <lb/>
.,,.,.,.,.,,.,, j., . and especial . j, tor <lb/>
mist laws on the . . aim , II and <lb/>
statute the , ,,,. . ,;,,.,. must, in bus <lb/>
, , , ,,; u. ;. <lb/>
. I,, all. I l,. I . . i .- U <lb/>
Corporations should be <lb/>
all rights their <lb/>
mate Interests anon Id <lb/>
but b corporal ions <lb/>
interfere with public affairs <lb/>
the people, or to control the <lb/>
which <lb/>
be penalties <lb/>
as will make such <lb/>
i A I I <lb/>
I lie Dingle <lb/>
as a trust-breeding measure, <lb/>
fully devised to give Hie few <lb/>
which do not deserve, to <lb/>
money, bother <lb/>
la-slow Upon national hank- <lb/>
control <lb/>
p i III own <lb/>
hem-Ill. n i national <lb/>
, Lank cm secured b govern <lb/>
have n <lb/>
, ill i . l. and if the <lb/>
I i urn lie is lo Increase <lb/>
population and business, <lb/>
also ii,.,, The <lb/>
can is n <lb/>
-i for fastening upon tho <lb/>
payers a perpetual and growing <lb/>
debt <lb/>
nation-, and which has <lb/>
nation's <lb/>
while i- ling in <lb/>
Africa. II in <lb/>
pies sell and re- <lb/>
as did our <lb/>
claim of <lb/>
indignation the <lb/>
laud to overwhelm with ton <lb/>
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the entire <lb/>
Amen run a, lb Be <lb/>
publican office and tot all <lb/>
made b <lb/>
i Kin <lb/>
o Mart in. Wholesale Druggist, <lb/>
Toledo, <lb/>
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in <lb/>
acting directly upon the <lb/>
. I surfaces of the <lb/>
. . race Sold <lb/>
I by all free. <lb/>
Pills are the beet. <lb/>
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j mil i <lb/>
III <lb/>
REFLECTOR <lb/>
S. O. <lb/>
this meets in Elisabeth <lb/>
f. J. A the time i- so close <lb/>
election there <lb/>
KAI-I LETTER <lb/>
in Number. <lb/>
Separate school Te.<lb/>
Republicans nave began <lb/>
game of attempting to <lb/>
a lot <lb/>
Really Hi. -raj illegal men <lb/>
Pu I ,,. . . <lb/>
Greenville, V as <lb/>
u , . h ,,.,, <lb/>
IV. I. <lb/>
one of our exchanges Many MM of <lb/>
the independent Ga paging <lb/>
,,.,. y,. <lb/>
Local pride, if nothing . Kate <lb/>
induce stand ell <lb/>
km paper. Md the an ., <lb/>
torn u applied to education <lb/>
only, and <lb/>
paid In colored people should In <lb/>
Cannon. <lb/>
K. I <lb/>
, . ,,., mine of U rote en <lb/>
iii about <lb/>
. him in the Convention, bin <lb/>
doing any thing among <lb/>
,,,. ,,,,, in are should be made a- <lb/>
certain Democrats in <lb/>
,. , and should be returned to <lb/>
thin to <lb/>
heron by the This is <lb/>
a trick, and no <lb/>
,,,.,., a, should listen to the <lb/>
siren voice of tempter. pl,,,., .,, in his leg in <lb/>
and when <lb/>
office healed be found Um <lb/>
I iii-ll- . . <lb/>
I M , his ,,. ,,,,,. L- want <lb/>
. n am paid by <lb/>
illegal men a to- , mi ,; town to the education of <lb/>
in i,,., <lb/>
week or two ago. And Bod U <lb/>
made at Win. and without a good, enough to pf <lb/>
;,,., lion of their cu <lb/>
-i- t , . ;. . . .;.,. <lb/>
home i at <lb/>
Spence Blackburn, <lb/>
I el States Attorney. The<lb/>
moat<lb/>
Again, I am <lb/>
to m <lb/>
being to pas <lb/>
for <lb/>
the law now all<lb/>
Link of <lb/>
in the Philip- <lb/>
I the children of <lb/>
lawyer here stat.- <lb/>
hare a perfect right and without i liberal equally <lb/>
new law, to ,,, State, color or <lb/>
their for Ike amount la <lb/>
to and expended for a <lb/>
do truth the injured member n to <lb/>
. ,., office the other. 11.- <lb/>
. and <lb/>
to give, after bis return <lb/>
uh an broke <lb/>
will continue to keep. the other leg. the <lb/>
want an office ,,,,. curiously enough, both <lb/>
bi o. the .- <lb/>
.,.,,,.,,. <lb/>
who Mil allow to be ,.,,,.,, , <lb/>
such way. Such . ,,. stand <lb/>
should be spurned with i the <lb/>
.-------- matter of no great moment <lb/>
Charlotte Observer w <lb/>
e cannot sup low will a large measure i- <lb/>
;, giving <lb/>
. .,., ,, value of oil in band <lb/>
National will bear <lb/>
adopted at The tendency of all <lb/>
act i iv <lb/>
full and legal identification of <lb/>
man demanding to register. <lb/>
many without a local <lb/>
and a name that <lb/>
I from one state to another, have <lb/>
I in We can <lb/>
not afford to the <lb/>
family without <lb/>
, providing I <lb/>
bean in A <lb/>
have <lb/>
sorry the ,,.,,.,, i-.- i o <lb/>
the has come, a. the destruction <lb/>
, and property to distribute<lb/>
,. such loss a n- <lb/>
a writer so j. <lb/>
give his support lo the ;.,,.,, <lb/>
,.,. much we <lb/>
him m <lb/>
mid platform. Till Hi . . . mi b i <lb/>
i pa i . sty. <lb/>
.,., . inter discover <lb/>
.,, the <lb/>
man and has as ,.,., when be <lb/>
right to express his honest opinion j ,,,.,,.,, the mail <lb/>
of ;,,,, rest of While be ,. w the paper and <lb/>
,,;, for on ground <lb/>
nor platform, be he never <lb/>
. . move leave it coming to the <lb/>
of alleged <lb/>
the He I re , this par <lb/>
further be will least, and <lb/>
in win tell fearful the <lb/>
believing in it i the ft Printer. <lb/>
only hope of government <lb/>
home. <lb/>
law and the grit to stop this of <lb/>
business. harm will come to <lb/>
other who <lb/>
does Ilia full duty on tow matter. <lb/>
But it should again be <lb/>
it the desperate <lb/>
. -ii <lb/>
who are <lb/>
lake thin <lb/>
swearing <lb/>
white registrars. And are, <lb/>
the fellows eh to be held I <lb/>
if comes. <lb/>
MB hi <lb/>
of ii- <lb/>
ii v reports <lb/>
from a number other points, <lb/>
the will all vote <lb/>
of them are <lb/>
child M is apportioned and <lb/>
expended tor white child. And <lb/>
jet the white pay <lb/>
means per cent, of the taxes paid prop <lb/>
for public <lb/>
a splendid educator, and our chill After the proposed <lb/>
eagerly read when they hi adopted, and <lb/>
are slow . anything else, and; is from pol <lb/>
course of twelve would <lb/>
done a vast amount for the adoption of an <lb/>
EVANS, CANNON CO., <lb/>
at ran <lb/>
Old Greenville Warehouse. <lb/>
We, undersigned, place our names <lb/>
of mid counties as solicitors of <lb/>
patronage for the sale of Leaf the coming season, be- <lb/>
Inning August 1st, 1900. Knowing we possess the <lb/>
means judgment of Tobacco necessary to run u <lb/>
good we you you will get the ear <lb/>
market price for your tobacco. <lb/>
H. S. known among the boys as noted <lb/>
for his good judgment of tobacco and liberal country buying, <lb/>
was cashier and a partner of the Int.- of <lb/>
Co. who is thoroughly familiar with all branches of <lb/>
the trade, will run the sale. <lb/>
A. who was formerly with the Star <lb/>
Warehouse, is now with us. He is a good of tobacco, <lb/>
and auctioneer, ill assist us in seeing that every pile of <lb/>
its worth, <lb/>
CANNON, who will have charge of the book, will <lb/>
see that you are not delayed in getting your bill tad check. <lb/>
When you sell tobacco with us, we guarantee you the <lb/>
price on all grades. Try us with your first load. <lb/>
With the saving of i <lb/>
in <lb/>
of reading would <lb/>
have been neglected. <lb/>
I knew a man with a large fain <lb/>
of children well educated and <lb/>
was being ask <lb/>
id be managed to educate but <lb/>
kept <lb/>
j well supplied with good <lb/>
other literature, and <lb/>
school I could, and <lb/>
they educated The <lb/>
white taxes to lie <lb/>
expended on children would <lb/>
have longer term, <lb/>
white child in Carolina <lb/>
would then be enabled to be <lb/>
educated. Bo you <lb/>
Keen. I. <lb/>
Thompson <lb/>
B.- Tb <lb/>
tile saving in our own <lb/>
books, other cut at the start, we will put dollars <lb/>
ill pockets of our patrons through the sale of their leaf. <lb/>
We invite nil to visit us this coming season and note <lb/>
our prices. We ate yours to serve. CANNON CO. <lb/>
Special Notice. <lb/>
We have decided not to hire any drummers, believing that <lb/>
the are tired of so many men riding through the <lb/>
country. Bring u your tobacco and prove to the market that <lb/>
you are tired it. With expanse saved we can help you <lb/>
much wore in the of your leaf. <lb/>
CANNON COMPANY. <lb/>
BEAD WHAT I ABOUT <lb/>
Royal <lb/>
I, i entitled do o, Some of <lb/>
South Carolina their own <lb/>
on books own. I U <lb/>
l that l aid of hive <lb/>
will vote, <lb/>
I, nor I a number of no. in our b.- <lb/>
I-- .-. h-,. Then it b. mistake <lb/>
Si,. l. make <lb/>
bulk <lb/>
newspapers to create a ,,,.,.,, i,,.,.,. stirred <lb/>
tor There arc of <lb/>
today grown T. Thompson, of tin <lb/>
not know the world much in b <lb/>
The bill of <lb/>
drawn yesterday <lb/>
idea . John of <lb/>
no place b.-n- <lb/>
Inn that <lb/>
inns as <lb/>
Elastic Felt Mattress, <lb/>
ti. <lb/>
lie; <lb/>
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men whom you can <lb/>
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glib ready to <lb/>
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law. I in- bow <lb/>
that have <lb/>
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before going voting <lb/>
precinct to register. is staled <lb/>
their are <lb/>
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and or- <lb/>
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and Sunday schools. <lb/>
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when the <lb/>
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power . ,,,,,,. ,,. ,;. <lb/>
i he , people, A leg <lb/>
will mil be <lb/>
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lodges decided II <lb/>
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destructive and heavy rains I <lb/>
in the more southern cotton grow- <lb/>
to belief <lb/>
high price will be <lb/>
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any rate not to <lb/>
bargain away any their growing <lb/>
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and i- -aid <lb/>
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a double pan. give <lb/>
it publicly hi who <lb/>
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suit of interest in the <lb/>
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abroad if we Brat lake our <lb/>
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us to read is our home and church <lb/>
papers, then many wore a. our <lb/>
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much more reading matter for <lb/>
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home paper was poll <lb/>
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i-e agree disagree <lb/>
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I suggest we all <lb/>
I should out duly aid <lb/>
editor making a good <lb/>
of news <lb/>
run. neighborhood, <lb/>
to writ <lb/>
contribute now and then to <lb/>
the of paper. We <lb/>
should reel that ii is our <lb/>
and in some ail <lb/>
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barge against <lb/>
registrar is refusing lo register <lb/>
rues, The <lb/>
are all black men. <lb/>
t Attorney I'd <lb/>
the <lb/>
deputy marshal lo make <lb/>
rest. Mr. Thompson promptly gave <lb/>
a bond tot In- <lb/>
before a State- cm. mission <lb/>
Tuesday. <lb/>
The plan i- <lb/>
to get the Federal Court. <lb/>
The propose to by <lb/>
tin- registrar. The <lb/>
afternoon dis <lb/>
play desperation on the part <lb/>
the may <lb/>
down that <lb/>
into while man's column in <lb/>
Dial In <lb/>
The While Man's Club held an <lb/>
enthusiastic tonight <lb/>
of <lb/>
was denounced in plain <lb/>
wile made a <lb/>
big torchlight procession from <lb/>
Winston to <lb/>
row night, where <lb/>
Si Car Loads Postal Cards. <lb/>
superintend- <lb/>
cut postal cud <lb/>
factor Piedmont, last <lb/>
shipment of <lb/>
ea ever made one day ill <lb/>
country. He snipped care<lb/>
I line sixth of that <lb/>
went to Th <lb/>
fur postal can Is <lb/>
; Increasing and additional help has <lb/>
to be hired from lime lime i <lb/>
keep up the work. All Postal <lb/>
used iii lulled Stales and <lb/>
it provinces are Piedmont <lb/>
from wood. Chronicle <lb/>
Telegram. <lb/>
It, Mary's I. <lb/>
Mess. Boy all . Borden, K. <lb/>
few months ago I purchased a Fell <lb/>
you. Alter giving a thorough trial, I most comfortable <lb/>
and mi all reaped, by far most I ever used. <lb/>
I hue Hie,; and hair cs, and this <lb/>
to either. success w ill. your I am <lb/>
Mrs. M. <lb/>
i; ill Alter if is not all you even <lb/>
hoped for In a comfortable bed, return it lo us we will <lb/>
you full amount paid you not bring out <lb/>
the freight. <lb/>
HOW IAN If your local dealer docs handle <lb/>
our mat write direct ft pamphlet descriptive same. <lb/>
ROY ALL to BORDEN, <lb/>
Mai tresses, etc., , X. <lb/>
Seven Springs <lb/>
W. V Prop <lb/>
-I i. lineal -f mineral a <lb/>
kidney, liver <lb/>
All seven <lb/>
HACKS MEET TRAIN <lb/>
e. O. <lb/>
Water rue to at other hotels o <lb/>
using Seven Springs water will be <lb/>
per week A number of have been added <lb/>
season, among them are bath being com- <lb/>
a barber too <lb/>
to mention. buns and Other <lb/>
W. F. Morrill, Proprietor. <lb/>
Seven Springs, C, <lb/>
An full. <lb/>
WM <lb/>
by in a short <lb/>
lime i <lb/>
i like Inn thy paid; <lb/>
In. . to lime, to <lb/>
hold, 1.1 guard till hauled <lb/>
in i in Will thou let her <lb/>
have her way, her many <lb/>
wishes; lire every day <lb/>
and help her wash <lb/>
Will support her <lb/>
mother, Aunt Jemima <lb/>
and I in I. John, three sisters and <lb/>
And his fuel grew <lb/>
pale was l. list <lb/>
jilt; through Hie BOOt II <lb/>
In -I <lb/>
Just received a lull line of latest <lb/>
lulls, licit Buckles Him.-, Ml <lb/>
and <lb/>
Pius, and of <lb/>
other jewelry <lb/>
lion, and Km- <lb/>
J Milli <lb/>
cost. <lb/>
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to . <lb/>
Ii is often to have a <lb/>
lo gel lo the <lb/>
the girl <lb/>
she bus nothing to can ill put <lb/>
on airs. <lb/>
may come I., bun <lb/>
ate b visa bot <lb/>
,. <lb/>
and <lb/>
The Victor is made in all sizes con- <lb/>
tor homo, and general use. <lb/>
Every sale with a guarantee to be <lb/>
proof. Prices range from up. <lb/>
J. L. At <lb/>
N. C.<lb/>
The North Carolina College of <lb/>
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. <lb/>
IN <lb/>
lure, and <lb/>
and <lb/>
IN <lb/>
Machine work, Agile <lb/>
Dynamo tending, <lb/>
a W a Next Hep <lb/>
I ember nth. iii July <lb/>
HI A M, till MR, <lb/>
full address T. <lb/>
N V <lb/>
They Stand The Test. <lb/>
That is Every Pair of <lb/>
Pants ;<lb/>
Same Speak t, some to m,,,,,, I I <lb/>
In Ayden. <lb/>
ii won. <lb/>
. Court. , <lb/>
Al V <lb/>
Marion Tucker . <lb/>
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IN ALL LINES. <lb/>
B. E. Pub mi home <lb/>
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for<lb/>
ii. <lb/>
for Mildred. <lb/>
neon <lb/>
.; I. i <lb/>
i Hal <lb/>
from <lb/>
Sal <lb/>
and left this el- <lb/>
don. <lb/>
Mrs. Harry Skinner and <lb/>
. ,. severer beat afternoon fin <lb/>
t do- <lb/>
tie one leg -f a to the and a keg o s <lb/>
weighing pounds to other That hi the teat spent day <lb/>
no,., in our window and hundreds of people have looked <lb/>
wonder. <lb/>
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Tuesday night <lb/>
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from Washington. <lb/>
W. more, I in. ,. .-,.,, <lb/>
but he . urn In i lute lo gel <lb/>
any potatoes. <lb/>
Mill inn <lb/>
day Henderson returned <lb/>
this mono g.<lb/>
-pent herewith Mi <lb/>
; i <lb/>
San. Smith a I <lb/>
i i guilty, lined one <lb/>
i i <lb/>
each. Smith up <lb/>
pealed i M I <lb/>
II. I <lb/>
At prices that will suit you. <lb/>
AND SEE <lb/>
las; B. White. <lb/>
duel ; id in led i r<lb/>
built to stand any kind u goes <lb/>
With pair- W if i. button pulls . g if rip. <lb/>
best when you buy and be you Che Dutch. <lb/>
None genuine without the name on the button. <lb/>
. II <lb/>
ll- U . <lb/>
T. iii <lb/>
fro i lo hi<lb/>
Mr-. Adrian Savage returned i <lb/>
-i . <lb/>
, , . . , II. I . <lb/>
time relatives <lb/>
M. Woolen, spending a <lb/>
few days here, this <lb/>
to <lb/>
V. A. Bishop and N. M. <lb/>
Watson and II. <lb/>
r. I-;. Stafford and family, of ibis morning to attend the Wash- <lb/>
.;.,. t. . . I <lb/>
came Saturday to <lb/>
visit Jesse Proctor's <lb/>
Mrs. X. B. came <lb/>
Conference. <lb/>
Mi-. W. after <lb/>
a days Mrs <lb/>
Washington Saturday lo visit Alice returned this <lb/>
Mr. and Mr-. A. I. ,,,,,, t her home in <lb/>
Patrick returned <lb/>
Saturday from Washington, <lb/>
where she <lb/>
Moore, <lb/>
ii <lb/>
raw . i. <lb/>
and I, <lb/>
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Court awl default a ,, ,,,, <lb/>
Concert. <lb/>
Hand I in d <lb/>
Tuesday practice nil <lb/>
Una of air in the Academy <lb/>
came lo ii.-. grove, and the people for several <lb/>
brother . . . , ,,,,. ,,,,, f <lb/>
this <lb/>
Ii. came <lb/>
day and Idled bis regular <lb/>
here Sunday and returned <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
had th. <lb/>
their music. <lb/>
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Lu -11 -i <lb/>
M.-. i . i . <lb/>
II Ii <lb/>
the -ii <lb/>
Sam III IV -i-i-n with ii dead- .,;,, I; . ,, , I, <lb/>
guilty, bound to t . . <lb/>
r C ;, ,;. and <lb/>
give ii bond . an . <lb/>
con <lb/>
duel and profane . . .<lb/>
., p, he shall re- <lb/>
profane <lb/>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
The Hotel. <lb/>
Complimentary <lb/>
A complimentary was <lb/>
,. ,. , , ,, club ill <lb/>
ling Horn City, in-day .-m <lb/>
inn Mis-- lull. <lb/>
lined s till <lb/>
In <lb/>
. i bu- been the <lb/>
he new hotel. .,,;. <lb/>
i., erected by Mr. B. Patrick, <lb/>
signed Ibis morning. Mr. D, <lb/>
If thorn MARK II. of Mount, was <lb/>
Convention. <lb/>
Mi <lb/>
lam Hill and Ml Hen <lb/>
Mount, here <lb/>
lei work hi <lb/>
i. <lb/>
in margin of ibis paper ii awarded <lb/>
no that building Will <lb/>
for <lb/>
mid we <lb/>
us early as <lb/>
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owe and hope yon will a busy-place <lb/>
keep u wailing for it. for and other building II. of K <lb/>
This notice is for who there la came Monday <lb/>
And mark on their p., M. returned morn <lb/>
ii ii lo. <lb/>
W II. is the sick <lb/>
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tree and <lb/>
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following caliph's hi all <lb/>
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Doing Tow n. <lb/>
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being Mayor <lb/>
Monday morning, lie <lb/>
limn in till i. bad iii-key <lb/>
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Come To See Us. <lb/>
At old <lb/>
, .- Points, here we have <lb/>
a new and <lb/>
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Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
Consisting of Meat-. Flour, <lb/>
Sugar, Coffee, <lb/>
Snuff, Cigars, <lb/>
lions. in <lb/>
I,, in- found iii an up-U.-dale <lb/>
r . <lb/>
highest market <lb/>
fur all kinds of <lb/>
Country Produce, <lb/>
. her in cash or barter. When <lb/>
in sell or you <lb/>
to lo see Us. <lb/>
,, nil who favor us with <lb/>
we promise entire sat- <lb/>
T. F. CHRISTMAN CO. <lb/>
at Five Points <lb/>
Ii <lb/>
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lode town. Ii- .- <lb/>
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mil In Iii i hi <lb/>
paper <lb/>
j church, a large brick warehouse, hug from Seven Springs. <lb/>
several dwelling And Miss Olive returned Moil- <lb/>
LOCAL . aim,. <lb/>
h will Start as soon <lb/>
is the <lb/>
King's <lb/>
material can be got <lb/>
big day at <lb/>
While if you have nut rag-1 Failed to Draw. <lb/>
attend toll as soon as you- a <lb/>
Mid , m. candidate <lb/>
H, H. Agriculture on <lb/>
for curing bright Friday <lb/>
Hook. , <lb/>
white <lb/>
day Unit passes makes one i <lb/>
less for Are further that <lb/>
while men going to con to I d , throat and made <lb/>
neglect this important <lb/>
h u very weak speech. <lb/>
Hon. F. J. Osborne will I <lb/>
speak In Greenville Sat- at stoke, <lb/>
afternoon. Every- today that Mr. <lb/>
body come hear him. Bryant was shot Saturday <lb/>
night near Stokes, by Mr. James <lb/>
from <lb/>
. ibis after <lb/>
bis <lb/>
W. Perkins <lb/>
on Ibo freight train <lb/>
W. wife, of <lb/>
came <lb/>
Bailie morn- <lb/>
big to visit Mrs. Wiley <lb/>
s. and Miss <lb/>
.-I of <lb/>
, C. White Ml N- <lb/>
Skinner. <lb/>
Waller Ii Jr. and Miss <lb/>
of <lb/>
Harry Jr and Mi- <lb/>
ll <lb/>
Benjamin and Miss <lb/>
flora Oil linger. K . <lb/>
Vick, Man in <lb/>
and <lb/>
It. <lb/>
NEW <lb/>
Edition. <lb/>
i more the price <lb/>
Hum oilier newspaper publish- <lb/>
Its new. service <lb/>
, .,. is <lb/>
I f, n dailies. Ii- reports <lb/>
liner war have not been <lb/>
i and <lb/>
i- . and <lb/>
. now in <lb/>
ii will lie Us political <lb/>
is This <lb/>
.,. fa.-i makes ii of especial value to <lb/>
i, i count <lb/>
was In He , r.,, World's <lb/>
rein, the horse , 81.00 <lb/>
a slop lo <lb/>
n fro i the . <lb/>
and to the guard W III in. <lb/>
where he did not all met many <lb/>
on street. n . w <lb/>
Hull a man will i h <lb/>
self <lb/>
Ten coot Cotton. <lb/>
tin <lb/>
I,. .- . <lb/>
, ,, ,, , of Police i <lb/>
Maim and . <lb/>
. in from lark <lb/>
v- . . . ,., ,.,,,. v., him. <lb/>
pi ; year. <lb/>
m and My. <lb/>
i one year fur <lb/>
91.73- <lb/>
in- <lb/>
Ml.-. W. I-. and <lb/>
Monday from <lb/>
of Mount, <lb/>
came Monday and returned this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
the thunder Storm <lb/>
day evening lightning struck a tree <lb/>
in the yard Mrs. Henrietta <lb/>
llama, street, an <lb/>
damage <lb/>
in in. <lb/>
Mrs. A. to Ii <lb/>
Mount to visit Monday. <lb/>
Henry with lever. <lb/>
Theodora went t <lb/>
to <lb/>
Moore, of -y <lb/>
Mr. and Mr-. J. B. of Sal in town. <lb/>
Married <lb/>
Mr. W i <lb/>
i. Ibis <lb/>
X. V. <lb/>
It seems that Mr. Bryant <lb/>
to see Mr. daughter <lb/>
night and while there <lb/>
lion f of water <lb/>
the Court House Saturday alt pound It all over Boor Mr. <lb/>
P. M. on the political ordered bun out of <lb/>
issues the day. . . <lb/>
I, me out lo <lb/>
Wilson are H. C <lb/>
Moore's. <lb/>
Mrs. Woolen and daughter, <lb/>
little Monday evening <lb/>
for Seven <lb/>
Misses and<lb/>
II lo <lb/>
A. <lb/>
day from where sin <lb/>
has been i her <lb/>
The and assaults of the <lb/>
is just an Indication of Ur. Bryant after be <lb/>
wind will be condition <lb/>
house and while Mr. Bryant was <lb/>
Mr. his <lb/>
Don't speaking <lb/>
night at every- <lb/>
body to attend. <lb/>
v. IS ha- recovered from <lb/>
lever. <lb/>
will ea base ball <lb/>
in short. <lb/>
Mr.-. S. A. i i till sick. <lb/>
The down. <lb/>
I,,, the rest the and <lb/>
again in <lb/>
People arc still shipping<lb/>
i i <lb/>
VI.,, . ,; <lb/>
i in , o- ,. l i <lb/>
for Hi cent- n pound , ; j <lb/>
New Orleans a few day- ago Kr.-i <lb/>
, We <lb/>
News Vi ,. , <lb/>
,; . in i . i lie is <lb/>
inn ; <lb/>
.,. , ,. because <lb/>
of i lie mills ill III <lb/>
will a model-- , . home of the <lb/>
me. n I. ,, and <lb/>
There be no . , of . <lb/>
and menus high . . l kept n <lb/>
rices tor a or even longer. , lute Mr. r produce <lb/>
by re , n n . , A will convince yon. <lb/>
U ,;, . j . , near Farm <lb/>
will the planter . , . t , .,., <lb/>
S .- X. C. lo <lb/>
,, . , I a ; <lb/>
more I hull lied fur the . <lb/>
,,,. . , bass mil by <lb/>
ii <lb/>
attend <lb/>
ten <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
amendment hi defeat <lb/>
I some from <lb/>
relatives u. <lb/>
loaded will, buck <lb/>
While man, II is lime gun was . <lb/>
and part . the haul look <lb/>
elicit in Mr. leg, shot <lb/>
tin once and then give entirely through bis leg. <lb/>
us much you spare not, however, <lb/>
twee., now , lo run <lb/>
any your neighbor who Inn. <lb/>
failed lo get their <lb/>
names on the <lb/>
All <lb/>
Happening North Carolina. <lb/>
alias <lb/>
Williams WM in Saturday <lb/>
afternoon KM assaulting and rut- <lb/>
ling another with u knife, And . <lb/>
on Mr. It, near <lb/>
The is awaiting <lb/>
trial at September <lb/>
lb. <lb/>
Mis- this <lb/>
morning from Heron <lb/>
Is slopping Mrs. . House, <lb/>
Are the Best.<lb/>
Hue <lb/>
Bees gave a <lb/>
iii ii young folk <lb/>
Holiday <lb/>
Mr. S. M. . V large <lb/>
young en <lb/>
The party w.<lb/>
,,,, . , , .,,, <lb/>
in u <lb/>
lo ,,. ,. <lb/>
has been visiting her slater Mrs. J. yen. as rag <lb/>
W. left bu he comes he give- I in<lb/>
visiting her slater <lb/>
left <lb/>
her home iii <lb/>
j, Little wife left ibis <lb/>
morning for Norfolk and <lb/>
Beach. They Will Visit Washing- <lb/>
ton returning <lb/>
and carries his <lb/>
another year. <lb/>
i,. refit The <lb/>
,. p nit <lb/>
nearly eight dollar. <lb/>
The little folks have <lb/>
much by in, ii <lb/>
of North Carolina. <lb/>
is two Mormon <lb/>
within her to <lb/>
pernicious doctrine. <lb/>
Sixteen prisoners at <lb/>
Sunday Om <lb/>
M. wife <lb/>
from Baltimore. <lb/>
II.- is now old, I. ,,, <lb/>
m news <lb/>
day or welfare hi <lb/>
Bethel oilers <lb/>
did advantage to those wanting a <lb/>
practical <lb/>
always take high rank In <lb/>
college enter. I played oil sick and <lb/>
in all I privilege of He BO- <lb/>
iron and made a <lb/>
hole the crowd lo get <lb/>
Stale, lie always Iii- <lb/>
Monday from , ., my ,, H -1 Oiler. <lb/>
Little Churchill joined thou. , B nub <lb/>
with them. <lb/>
and Mr. year, <lb/>
,, . ,,, . the I <lb/>
the are all mill a- i J <lb/>
Dr. James is n deb-gate from the there being mil a months . <lb/>
,.,. and all live near <lb/>
and others wanting <lb/>
elect ion printed should <lb/>
bring their orders i. The <lb/>
We kind of <lb/>
type paper the law <lb/>
scribes for election tickets and <lb/>
when yon have printed you <lb/>
want done right. <lb/>
in-, ii. i. James ibis morn <lb/>
attend <lb/>
the National <lb/>
Mrs. child <lb/>
ran, win. been attending a <lb/>
at Mrs. P. <lb/>
returned morning I bell <lb/>
home in Philadelphia. Bun <lb/>
accompanied home.<lb/>
enough together In bi get them a year <lb/>
to lie little half price. <lb/>
Then -i will <lb/>
thorn font<lb/>
I without in <lb/>
in Democrats than W <lb/>
inn Hui ham <lb/>
were Playing with a <lb/>
. . u. The l <lb/>
bullet In he ml <lb/>
. <lb/>
,. , . , . D. J, <lb/>
i -I- II -1 <lb/>
will Take <lb/>
I. Vi. <lb/>
the ill wind which blows <lb/>
-i, the <lb/>
I h. -I <lb/>
K beard -It- <lb/>
corn <lb/>
nice dress boot. <lb/>
v, , . ., have sorrows which <lb/>
, n, . waist will soothe. <lb/>
i Tin man is i on religion <lb/>
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Entitled Act to Amend the <lb/>
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Sec ;. voter la <lb/>
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tablets, fool <lb/>
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a- That Chapter <lb/>
Public Law of entitled <lb/>
Ari lo the inn ion of <lb/>
North be amended so <lb/>
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That article of the <lb/>
of Carolina be, tin- <lb/>
load game is hereby abrogated, and in <lb/>
cover cent, ll assorted crayons with metal hold- article of said on <lb/>
entire and <lb/>
of <lb/>
ARTICLE VI. <lb/>
TO <lb/>
OFFICE, <lb/>
Section Ever male poison <lb/>
the States, and <lb/>
P who has been <lb/>
maintain the and lava <lb/>
of the United States, the con <lb/>
and laws of Heath Quo <lb/>
not inconsistent <lb/>
that I will faithfully discharge the <lb/>
duties of my office <lb/>
So help me God. <lb/>
Same <lb/>
nice wood box cents, lead pencil, slate pen- <lb/>
ii and pen, and all m nice wood box, B <lb/>
Si. A big wide tablet cents Bottle of test <lb/>
ink on the market, cents. Copy II to <lb/>
White crayon. gross in box. Good foolscap <lb/>
paper cents per quire. <lb/>
For the Business Man. <lb/>
born <lb/>
We carry . nice line of double an single entry <lb/>
long day books. Journals, counter memorandums, <lb/>
. books, draft and books, lime book, <lb/>
For Society People. <lb/>
. <lb/>
an I styles I <lb/>
i aids, iii <lb/>
card and <lb/>
i and tablets. <lb/>
The Famous Fountain <lb/>
Pen <lb/>
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And when it comes to <lb/>
IF <lb/>
The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. <lb/>
; . I S FOR ANYTHING <lb/>
in <lb/>
malt <lb/>
twenty-one years <lb/>
age, possessing <lb/>
sot out in this article, shall <lb/>
be entitled to vote at any election <lb/>
the people in the State, except <lb/>
as heroin otherwise provided. <lb/>
Sec. He shall have resided in <lb/>
the Slate of North Carolina for two <lb/>
year, in the r sis months. <lb/>
and in precinct, ward or other <lb/>
election district in which he offers <lb/>
to vote, four months next <lb/>
ling the Provided, That <lb/>
removal from one precinct, ward <lb/>
or other election district t <lb/>
in the same comity, shall not ope <lb/>
rate to deprive an; person of the <lb/>
right vote in the precinct, ward <lb/>
or other district from <lb/>
which ho has removed, until lour <lb/>
months after ouch removal. No <lb/>
person who has convicted, or <lb/>
who has confessed his guilt in open <lb/>
court upon indictment of any crime <lb/>
. ,. court upon indictment of any crime <lb/>
the which<lb/>
SI HI I HIS<lb/>
. . linen nigh lite iii I. <lb/>
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hereafter lie, Imprisonment in th <lb/>
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vole, unless the said person shall <lb/>
lie first restored lo citizenship in <lb/>
the milliner prescribed In law. <lb/>
See. person offering to <lb/>
vote shall be the time a legally <lb/>
registered voter as herein rib <lb/>
oil and in the manner <lb/>
law, the General <lb/>
Assembly of North Carolina shall <lb/>
enact general registration laws to <lb/>
into effect the provisions of <lb/>
this article. <lb/>
I. person presenting <lb/>
himself . o on shall be <lb/>
to read and write any section <lb/>
and of I lie in the <lb/>
and. before he shall be <lb/>
entitled to Vote, he shall have paid <lb/>
the of May, of <lb/>
year in which he proposes to <lb/>
See. The following of <lb/>
persons shall he for <lb/>
office First, all persons who shall <lb/>
deny the being of Almighty God <lb/>
Second, nil persons who shall have <lb/>
been convicted or confessed their <lb/>
on indictment pending, and <lb/>
whether sentenced or not. mulct <lb/>
judgment suspended, say treason <lb/>
or felony, or other crime for <lb/>
which the punishment may <lb/>
m the penitentiary. <lb/>
since becoming citizens of the <lb/>
or corruption and <lb/>
malpractice in office, unless such <lb/>
person shall be restored to the <lb/>
rights of citizenship In a manner <lb/>
prescribed law. <lb/>
That this amendment to <lb/>
the Constitution, shall go Into <lb/>
the Iii-l day of duly. <lb/>
if a majority the votes cast at I <lb/>
the next general election shall be <lb/>
east iii favor of this suffrage amend j <lb/>
See, II. amendment In the <lb/>
it ion shall be submitted at <lb/>
the election to the. <lb/>
qualified voters of the State, in the <lb/>
same and under the same, <lb/>
rules and regulations as is pro <lb/>
in the law regulating <lb/>
elections in s State, and said , <lb/>
elections tin persons desiring to <lb/>
vole for shall east <lb/>
hallo with the <lb/>
Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
and those with a <lb/>
contrary opinion shall east a writ <lb/>
or printed ballot with the <lb/>
Suffrage Amend- <lb/>
thereon. <lb/>
See. III. The VOteS east at said <lb/>
election shall <lb/>
ed, returned and canvassed, and <lb/>
the result and declared <lb/>
under I lie same rules and <lb/>
and in the same manner as <lb/>
the vote for Governor, and if a ma- <lb/>
of the votes east are in favor <lb/>
if the said amendment, it shall <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 Stale, who shall enroll the said <lb/>
amendment among the <lb/>
permanent records of his office. <lb/>
IV. This net shall lie in <lb/>
force its ratification. <lb/>
OUR NOMINEES <lb/>
National Ticket. <lb/>
For <lb/>
AM <lb/>
of Nebraska. <lb/>
For <lb/>
K. <lb/>
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State Ticket. <lb/>
For <lb/>
CHARLES B. <lb/>
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July tot la. <lb/>
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Governor <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Secretary of <lb/>
J. GRIMES, <lb/>
of Pitt. <lb/>
For Treasurer <lb/>
BENJAMIN B. LACY, <lb/>
of Wake. <lb/>
For auditor <lb/>
B. F. DIXON, <lb/>
of Cleveland. <lb/>
For Attorney <lb/>
of Haywood. <lb/>
For Superintendent Public <lb/>
st met <lb/>
THOMAS P. TOON, <lb/>
of <lb/>
For Commissioner <lb/>
SAMUEL L. PATTERSON, <lb/>
of Caldwell. <lb/>
For Commissioner and <lb/>
HENRY B. <lb/>
of Davidson. <lb/>
For Corporation <lb/>
I. ROGERS, <lb/>
of Macon, <lb/>
PRANK <lb/>
of New Hanover. <lb/>
Presidential <lb/>
HAN HIGH Mi LEAN, <lb/>
of Cumberland. <lb/>
LEES. OVERMAN, <lb/>
County Ticket <lb/>
For the Senate. <lb/>
F. ii. JAMES. <lb/>
For Representatives, <lb/>
W. NICHOLS, <lb/>
T. BARNHILL. <lb/>
For Sheriff, <lb/>
W. <lb/>
For Register of Heeds <lb/>
T. II. MOORE <lb/>
in a <lb/>
decree made In w W. II. Met ft <lb/>
of <lb/>
ft. Murphy and <lb/>
now pending in of <lb/>
will on Monday, <lb/>
the day of Au-.-n.-i 1900, expose In <lb/>
Iii- Hie Court House in <lb/>
of Greenville, N. in j <lb/>
tract i <lb/>
I land to wit. of land situate in <lb/>
the of <lb/>
Elka, Haddock <lb/>
one hundred <lb/>
more H U <lb/>
That day sf <lb/>
W. <lb/>
RHEUMATISM and CATARRH CURED <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
Sarsaparilla <lb/>
II THE SHADOW OF DEATH. <lb/>
Mrs. C. H. Kingsbury, who keeps a <lb/>
millinery and fancy at ht. <lb/>
Louis. Co., Mich., and who is <lb/>
well known throughout the country, <lb/>
I badly troubled with <lb/>
catarrh and neuralgia. I had <lb/>
complaint and was very bilious. <lb/>
was in a bad condition-, every day I be- <lb/>
to fear that I should never be a <lb/>
well that should have to <lb/>
tattle down into a chronic invalid, and <lb/>
live in the shadow death. I had <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT CURED MK. and <lb/>
L I . . . <lb/>
cured my family both. I am very glad <lb/>
that I heard of it. would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to every one. I have <lb/>
taken many other kinda of medicine. <lb/>
prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of <lb/>
Mil N CO., <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
A , ., <lb/>
Pitt Cm sty. J In <lb/>
Victoria Move vs. Move. <lb/>
above named will take <lb/>
as <lb/>
the Superior Court of <lb/>
Put to a divorce from the <lb/>
and the <lb/>
will farther take notice that he is <lb/>
to appear at the next term of the <lb/>
Court of county to be held on tin- <lb/>
Monday after Monday in Sept. <lb/>
next. It being the 17th day of Sent., 1900, <lb/>
at the Court ill N. C. <lb/>
an answer or demur to the complaint in <lb/>
sail action, <lb/>
for the relief demanded in min com- <lb/>
plaint. <lb/>
the 30th 1900 <lb/>
c. <lb/>
Clerk Court. <lb/>
for <lb/>
Perfect Health. <lb/>
Keep system in perfect or- <lb/>
by tin occasional use of <lb/>
Liver Tills. They reg- <lb/>
the bowels and produce <lb/>
A Vigorous Body. <lb/>
For sick headache, malaria, <lb/>
constipation and kin- <lb/>
diseases, an absolute cure <lb/>
Liver PILLS <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
Restore Vitality. Lost and <lb/>
Care <lb/>
TO <lb/>
Clerk the Superior Court of Pit <lb/>
county, having <lb/>
to me. Hie on the <lb/>
lay May, 1900, on the <lb/>
-l. Notice la <lb/>
to all to r i <lb/>
lo Immediate payment to the i,., <lb/>
and In all of estate or <lb/>
lo the undersigned, within twelve <lb/>
alt, r dale notice, or this <lb/>
notice ill be plead in liar of their recovery, <lb/>
-i May, 1900 <lb/>
U lion. <lb/>
on the estate if J. <lb/>
sud <lb/>
la and <lb/>
slow to pals <lb/>
cheek, and <lb/>
of By <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
o mar. <lb/>
with our to car <lb/>
money paid. Bag tor circular <lb/>
copy oar bankable guarantee bond. <lb/>
K in CREDITORS. <lb/>
laving duly qualified before <lb/>
or Clerk of county as <lb/>
of Will and of Nancy <lb/>
Wallace, I notice i- given to <lb/>
all said estate lo make <lb/>
immediate i lit t and <lb/>
all claims said es- <lb/>
are hereby notified lo mom <lb/>
for on or bi-fore day <lb/>
or notice will he tI in <lb/>
bar of recovery. <lb/>
day of April. 1900. <lb/>
of Nancy Wallace. <lb/>
EXTRA <lb/>
. <lb/>
LABEL <lb/>
Loss <lb/>
V c or Shrunken Organ <lb/>
bond to cure In days ox<lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
Clinton Jackson St. Ilia <lb/>
by -1 i- <lb/>
N U <lb/>
REWARD <lb/>
We will the above reward tor any <lb/>
r sink II. be <lb/>
Indus , <lb/>
For <lb/>
Treasurer, <lb/>
CHERRY. <lb/>
POSTED. <lb/>
We hereby warn all from en- <lb/>
any of lands along <lb/>
Creek for of fishing with net <lb/>
Any one ., ill <lb/>
be -e, t,. law. <lb/>
E, II. T <lb/>
A. J. Wm, it inn.<lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE<lb/>
Imitations. mull. n. <lb/>
.,., II . <lb/>
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his poll tux for the previous <lb/>
Aug i-i I. role, his poll tux for tin- previous <lb/>
.-e u.,. . Article <lb/>
Section <lb/>
Dean , <lb/>
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Greensboro Female College <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
i . i.,,,. ,. . , pi. <lb/>
.-.,. . ,; <lb/>
i iv. <lb/>
Trinity College <lb/>
no mule who was, on Jan- <lb/>
or lime prior <lb/>
I thereto, entitled lo vote under the <lb/>
lawn of any State in I <lb/>
sinus wherein he resided, and <lb/>
no lineal any such <lb/>
i mine ,,., i <lb/>
. . j. lie denied the right to <lb/>
vote at any election in <lb/>
I I . <lb/>
., this State reason Ins <lb/>
it I he <lb/>
iii <lb/>
I'll <lb/>
ST <lb/>
Day <lb/>
At Cost. <lb/>
lo possess the educational <lb/>
h rein <lb/>
ed, shall have registered in <lb/>
lei ins of this <lb/>
section prior lo I. inns. <lb/>
The shall pro <lb/>
retail Grocer and I all per- <lb/>
Dealer, tush paid for I sons entitled lo vote without the<lb/>
. M. <lb/>
tub university of <lb/>
norm Carolina. <lb/>
The Head of the State's <lb/>
System. <lb/>
academic courses leading <lb/>
to Degree. courses <lb/>
in Law, Medicine and Pharmacy. <lb/>
Summer School for Teachers, <lb/>
l Scholarships and <lb/>
Tuition Tuition to Candidates <lb/>
tor <lb/>
t Sons and Teachers. <lb/>
besides In Sum- <lb/>
teachers in the <lb/>
For and In- <lb/>
i formation <lb/>
P. <lb/>
; I in. Impel Hill. N. U, <lb/>
Oxford Seminary for Girls <lb/>
OXFORD. N- C <lb/>
Session Opens Aug 1900 <lb/>
Urge patronage. <lb/>
no- laboratory. <lb/>
called but twice during session. <lb/>
for <lb/>
Apple tor <lb/>
F P <lb/>
. nil Bar- <lb/>
etc. <lb/>
Suits, <lb/>
Parlor <lb/>
Tables, Safes, I <lb/>
educational herein <lb/>
prescribed, and shall, on <lb/>
November 1st, 1908, provide for <lb/>
tin- making of a record <lb/>
lame, . <lb/>
registration, and nil <lb/>
Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, I so registered, shall forever <lb/>
Reality Can- have the right to vote <lb/>
nod Cherries, Apples, . ,. .,, ,.,,. ,. <lb/>
Our fill in<lb/>
Pine Apples. Milk. <lb/>
Flour. Coffee, Meat, Soap, <lb/>
Hatches, Oil, <lb/>
tot Ion Si-e-l Meal Mulls, <lb/>
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, <lb/>
Dried Apples. <lb/>
Currents, <lb/>
null I,,,,, Ware, and Wooden I <lb/>
Ware. Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
Butter, Stand- <lb/>
ard Sewing y -i h i n . mill nu- <lb/>
other Quality and <lb/>
I I nine <lb/>
to see mi <lb/>
Fall Term Begins Monday, Sept. 1900. <lb/>
Q to see inc. <lb/>
T P fl ,,,.,, .,,, ca-b oilier, that the <lb/>
M or fell together, <lb/>
r j. ill <lb/>
Plume fr. <lb/>
in nil elections the people In <lb/>
State, unless <lb/>
inn J this Pro- <lb/>
such person shall have paid <lb/>
Ins poll tax as above required. <lb/>
See. That this Amendment to <lb/>
presented and <lb/>
adopted a one Indivisible plan for <lb/>
the regulation of the suffrage, with <lb/>
intent and purpose In so eon <lb/>
the different parts, to <lb/>
make I hem so dependent upon <lb/>
whole shall <lb/>
All by the <lb/>
Practical, common sense <lb/>
P Hires bays and for <lb/>
the life. Pupils take a <lb/>
high College. Success <lb/>
measured the de- <lb/>
of our pupils. Com- <lb/>
potent and <lb/>
a well organized Literary Society, <lb/>
Moral influence good. <lb/>
reasonable. further <lb/>
see address the principals. <lb/>
Bethel. N. C. <lb/>
I. <lb/>
N. <lb/>
Coroner, <lb/>
C. <lb/>
Surveyor, <lb/>
For <lb/>
t i. <lb/>
It. I. DAVIS, <lb/>
W. ti. LITTLE. <lb/>
SIZE BALLOTS. <lb/>
County of Elections for KM <lb/>
iii meeting In <lb/>
July j, 1900 . under of <lb/>
l the Public WOO <lb/>
scribed color and of all ballots <lb/>
members of the Assembly, tor <lb/>
County I rs for tin <lb/>
i- for I'm county <lb/>
All the above named <lb/>
shall plain white paper, known us <lb/>
white paper, sod shall printed In <lb/>
black ink, of which nave been <lb/>
deposited with the Clark of the <lb/>
Court county. <lb/>
The of all ballot of <lb/>
county be <lb/>
two and one wide and one and <lb/>
one lull in, he long. <lb/>
That nil ballots tot <lb/>
county and one half <lb/>
es four inches Lung <lb/>
Thai nil for the <lb/>
n Pitt shall be two and one ball <lb/>
mil one <lb/>
long, <lb/>
This too of July, <lb/>
r c. <lb/>
Chairman Cu for I'm <lb/>
RIVER SERVICE <lb/>
Steamer Washing <lb/>
ton daily A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave daily at <lb/>
I. M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer e v e i <lb/>
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
and Fridays at A- M. for Tar- <lb/>
leave for <lb/>
Tuesdays, Saturdays <lb/>
at t A. M. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
Philadelphia, New York and <lb/>
ton. and for all points for the West <lb/>
with railroads Norfolk. <lb/>
shippers should order freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion B. S. Go. from <lb/>
New York; Line from <lb/>
Bay Baltimore; <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
SON, <lb/>
Washington, ft. o. <lb/>
Greenville, N. <lb/>
IN <lb/>
Whichard, N. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every de- <lb/>
and prices us low as the <lb/>
Highest market prices <lb/>
aid country produce. <lb/>
PATENTS <lb/>
TRADE-HARKS <lb/>
AND COPYRIGHTS <lb/>
OBTAINED <lb/>
TO <lb/>
I Notice in <lb/>
i Hook <lb/>
, strictly <lb/>
I E. D. <lb/>
OBTAINED <lb/>
FREE<lb/>
t.<lb/>
CURE AND FEVER <lb/>
Tub night with Hubert's <lb/>
Tonic at Jo per <lb/>
to take. Money <lb/>
if it fails. Restores <lb/>
petite, purities the blood and make <lb/>
well. None as good, <lb/>
Sold lit the drug <lb/>
stoics of and <lb/>
t. kind, ah -i;.,.<lb/>
.<lb/>
One Cold Cure. <lb/>
Cold In son cued <lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
yon <lb/>
A LINK <lb/>
COMIC TO MK. <lb/>
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Om <lb/>
Week <lb/>
The <lb/>
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j TOR<lb/>
D. J. EDITOR MD Q <lb/>
VOL. XIX. <lb/>
m I <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, JULY <lb/>
NO <lb/>
A. D. <lb/>
Ma-. 1864. <lb/>
made a fine address in P's <lb/>
chapel. teachings of <lb/>
Trumbull's in <lb/>
by Spring. <lb/>
Apr. Preach <lb/>
and night. <lb/>
Snow and rain. West- <lb/>
brook arrives. <lb/>
with W to Lane's <lb/>
Brigade. <lb/>
7th. preach at night. <lb/>
8th. Solemn day. Preach twice. <lb/>
Lord, hear and answer the prayers <lb/>
of this day <lb/>
all day, as usual <lb/>
10th. Preach twice. <lb/>
lectures in P <lb/>
chapel. <lb/>
18th. to Green Springs <lb/>
and spend night with Prank <lb/>
TWeet. Fifteen dwellings in one <lb/>
view. Thirteen or fourteen thou <lb/>
Band acres in the farm. <lb/>
Leave pony and with <lb/>
West retain to <lb/>
on B R. Be H lectures <lb/>
at night. <lb/>
17th. Preach N in AM <lb/>
to and prison- <lb/>
in M. <lb/>
10th. Meet Chaplains. <lb/>
clone v K W <lb/>
note from <lb/>
I love he <lb/>
has preached to 18th <lb/>
Sunday 24th. Preach twice. <lb/>
Visit five men in dungeon, four <lb/>
condemned to he shot. They are <lb/>
deeply penitent. preach to them <lb/>
other prisoners. Pleasant <lb/>
communion in my chapel at night. <lb/>
and telegraph to <lb/>
my wife. <lb/>
20th. Meet Chaplains, <lb/>
meeting, visit condemned <lb/>
prisoners, preach every night in <lb/>
my chapel. <lb/>
Sec three men shot for <lb/>
desertion, I trust their souls went <lb/>
to they had forfeited their <lb/>
lives here, but God's could <lb/>
save them. <lb/>
Preach at night. <lb/>
talk with <lb/>
converts. <lb/>
Sunday, May 1st ISM. Hear <lb/>
Bra l and commune with <lb/>
about out-hundred in his chapel, <lb/>
meet Bible class P M, in <lb/>
my chapel night and take two <lb/>
into the church. <lb/>
2nd. I go to Richmond <lb/>
night <lb/>
in Clay Si Church, Good work <lb/>
there. <lb/>
Meet over moo Federal <lb/>
prisoners going toward Orange <lb/>
II. <lb/>
Meet many wounded, get <lb/>
to spend night with <lb/>
pleasant worship. <lb/>
7th. Not much lighting, spend <lb/>
day nursing wounded Federals, <lb/>
find sou of Rev B H De- <lb/>
troll B church, Washing- <lb/>
ton On I 34th Mich <lb/>
thigh, <lb/>
about night. Hospital <lb/>
train goes forward, l walk. <lb/>
Sun Heavy lighting, <lb/>
Moore fearfully wounded, <lb/>
Wells, Morrison, <lb/>
Whitehurst killed. <lb/>
Among wounded, <lb/>
W B Chaplain <lb/>
Miss wounded, left elbow <lb/>
taken nut. <lb/>
Move hospital In right <lb/>
Court <lb/>
light for Daniel's and <lb/>
Hole's Brigades. Col <lb/>
Alabama Beg <lb/>
May Visit <lb/>
wounded, he and I were <lb/>
three years at Chapel Hill, Indies, <lb/>
Lieutenant dies In rich <lb/>
he was in Bind <lb/>
Vet yearly in the day most <lb/>
terrible fighting and rages <lb/>
till one or two P M, many killed <lb/>
and many wounded, nine years ago <lb/>
to-day Rev Dr married me, <lb/>
what a between that quiet <lb/>
day and this awful one How <lb/>
many more days of married life <lb/>
shall enjoy <lb/>
Bend off slightly wounded <lb/>
move hospital. Mary's birth- <lb/>
day May she live many <lb/>
more. John Hauler, of Cabarrus. <lb/>
dies very suddenly. <lb/>
i Among the wounded. <lb/>
Sun Ride to Brigade and <lb/>
get a on the way, pray <lb/>
with and 30th they are <lb/>
suddenly ordered off. <lb/>
Send off a few wounded. <lb/>
17th. Send noise cases to a <lb/>
corps hospital, and Boss <lb/>
18th. Send more wounded off to <lb/>
rail road. <lb/>
19th. Second Corps has aught <lb/>
and many are wounded, some arc <lb/>
killed, spent part the day B <lb/>
Gen Hospital, up nearly all night. <lb/>
20th. Very unwell all day, take <lb/>
one. Dr. Brown Andiron <lb/>
Evans, Brunswick visits me, I <lb/>
preach In P M. <lb/>
Whole moves <lb/>
M. going towards <lb/>
lottos ville. <lb/>
I lib. Marching briskly. <lb/>
Been Lee's army two <lb/>
years today, pass church, <lb/>
Strange name The wheat and <lb/>
clover fields near by show signs of <lb/>
pass Louisa Court House, <lb/>
camp on border of Green Springs <lb/>
Farm, sup with my friend West, <lb/>
after the war be wrote me the <lb/>
mother pony bad died; but lie <lb/>
me 125.00 for the which he <lb/>
said was growing <lb/>
17th. Pass look <lb/>
aver University grounds, camp at <lb/>
N Garden, troops there lake cars. <lb/>
night I Start With <lb/>
lance to riding <lb/>
one bore and leading Powers <lb/>
horse. <lb/>
Start early and ride all <lb/>
i on the Boll <lb/>
-AT- <lb/>
Kill PADS <lb/>
PITT AND <lb/>
We are still in the forefront of the race alter your patronage <lb/>
We oiler you the selected line <lb/>
General Merchandises <lb/>
medicine, division medical, train day. <lb/>
ordered of, Chaplain I, <lb/>
too unwell to march, report to Dr <lb/>
Black of Corps Hospital, here we <lb/>
rest receive kindness from Bro <lb/>
Bell. <lb/>
22nd. Second Corps Hospital is <lb/>
started, Dr Black put am- <lb/>
balance, take zigzag route and <lb/>
cross North Anna <lb/>
23rd. Move on camp near <lb/>
Col <lb/>
Move on to Taylorsville, <lb/>
I goto Brig Hospital, get three <lb/>
letter front Mary. <lb/>
In Hospital, improving. <lb/>
Bide through wind and <lb/>
rail to wagon train. <lb/>
27th. Division Medical Train <lb/>
moves. walk past Ashland, test <lb/>
and receive from Mrs <lb/>
halt at midnight below i <lb/>
Hanover Court House. <lb/>
Walk on rapidly and <lb/>
sonic lime in about W <lb/>
O'clock the Med Train halts, and <lb/>
Infantry and Artillery puss to <lb/>
front and lire about <lb/>
o'clock. <lb/>
to and hear <lb/>
Bro Thompson. <lb/>
30th, Go to Capt <lb/>
Freeman, Lieut and Geo <lb/>
killed. <lb/>
Visit In Breastworks. <lb/>
June 1st GO t <lb/>
and find many of my men in Win- <lb/>
Hospital, busy very <lb/>
return, and spend an hour at <lb/>
Boss, night at wagons. <lb/>
2nd. Paris, <lb/>
Webb, Bodes Div drive <lb/>
enemy P M. <lb/>
3rd and At Hospital. <lb/>
5th. Preach to hear <lb/>
Patterson and Brown at Hospital, <lb/>
Bide to and hunt <lb/>
up sundry wounded In sundry <lb/>
and greatly fatigue my- <lb/>
self. <lb/>
7th. Walk, walk walk, secure <lb/>
transfer, at Corps Hospital i <lb/>
found W B Pell, son of Vi I <lb/>
Pell, of North <lb/>
he told me he was well for, <lb/>
but was anxious to get lo a <lb/>
where he could see sonic North <lb/>
Carolinians us there was not smith <lb/>
era this one. I visited the prop <lb/>
surgeons and readily trans- <lb/>
him to Dr Mason's Hos- <lb/>
there I had the pleasure of <lb/>
meeting him a days later. He <lb/>
lived and died in think <lb/>
he reminded me of the above every <lb/>
time I met him, Burroughs <lb/>
many wounded, return <lb/>
to wagons. <lb/>
Spend day in <lb/>
begin to mess with Dr <lb/>
and Caho, N B Cold <lb/>
rives.<lb/>
Div moves Cobb and i go<lb/>
wounded <lb/>
ran and Hospitals, meet Dr <lb/>
nth. Ho by Howard General <lb/>
Hospital spend <lb/>
night. <lb/>
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Capt <lb/>
visit <lb/>
17th <lb/>
slept two hours and start <lb/>
ed before A M, cross <lb/>
pass Court House. <lb/>
get to sleep a <lb/>
Mr weary, <lb/>
-mil. Start I A M. pass on <lb/>
Saline Pike, see sad signs of <lb/>
barbarity, pass Liberty, Over- <lb/>
lake under mountain. <lb/>
21st. Pass over mountain, by <lb/>
factory burnt by enemy.; <lb/>
in six seven miles <lb/>
we move to right and pass near j <lb/>
the place; but alas the game had <lb/>
the enemy had gotten out, <lb/>
of our reach. <lb/>
22nd. meeting at I <lb/>
night. <lb/>
24th. Pass B James <lb/>
Go by natural <lb/>
Division reach Lexington on 25th <lb/>
and march by Jackson's grave. . <lb/>
rest and receive kindness Puller.- <lb/>
Camp eight miles toward <lb/>
ton <lb/>
Sun 20th. March to Millbrook. <lb/>
28th. Pass through i <lb/>
P M, Join Dies, and, <lb/>
and ill prayer meeting In Ml <lb/>
camp six miles north j <lb/>
Staunton. <lb/>
30th. Move stop New j <lb/>
Market. <lb/>
July 1st. slop to rental home , <lb/>
I of widow Blank, no one in the house <lb/>
knows Christ Mother, two sous, <lb/>
four daughters, and one daughter <lb/>
unsaved <lb/>
2nd. March and camp New <lb/>
Town, meet <lb/>
by Hunter. <lb/>
3rd. Pass through W go lo <lb/>
Mr at While Hall, join <lb/>
at <lb/>
July lib Pass through Charles- <lb/>
ton and get a line view of Mary land <lb/>
Heights, near spend <lb/>
night near by, several , <lb/>
-hells fall near <lb/>
5th. Quiet all day, <lb/>
send Bolivar and <lb/>
Kerry and get army stores. <lb/>
Cross Potomac and pass <lb/>
through <lb/>
Move mi, Cross <lb/>
M A <lb/>
The statistical the <lb/>
for <lb/>
the year ending June IN. <lb/>
the number of <lb/>
of the receivers on <lb/>
that date was a net decrease of <lb/>
ii- compared with June 30th, <lb/>
The placed <lb/>
in the hands of the reviver- <lb/>
year was and the <lb/>
removed from their manage- <lb/>
was <lb/>
On June 30th, the <lb/>
mileage the <lb/>
Slate.- was an increase i r <lb/>
year Thin <lb/>
limn for year <lb/>
mileage In- <lb/>
, be found m any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice all kinds, was <lb/>
America 252.304. <lb/>
ind all the year round. Spring, i the cud <lb/>
and Winter. We are at work for yours oar mutual ,,;,., .,. for <lb/>
vantage. It is. pleasure to show you .-u wan. an. , the total <lb/>
sell We offer you the , i.,,,. ; , , <lb/>
the well <lb/>
built up on its own merits. I a, ha-i me. <lb/>
When you come to market will not do The number <lb/>
if you do not immense before <lb/>
us I he following lines general merchandise. <lb/>
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Capes. Carpels. Mattings and Oil <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's, Women's Children's Shoes. and <lb/>
Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Lard. Semi Is, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows Castings Plow Fixtures, Nails and <lb/>
CHOICE Vegetables <lb/>
will a ready <lb/>
only that farmer <lb/>
can raise them who has studied <lb/>
the secret how to ob- <lb/>
both quality and quantity <lb/>
by tin judicious use f well- <lb/>
balanced fertilizers. No <lb/>
for Vegetables can produce <lb/>
a large yield unless it contains <lb/>
at least Potash. Send for <lb/>
our books, which furnish full <lb/>
information. We send them <lb/>
free of charge. <lb/>
GERMAN KALI WORKS, <lb/>
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To Assassinate <lb/>
Nev World <lb/>
A plot lo assassinate President <lb/>
has been frustrated. It <lb/>
concocted by a group of Span- <lb/>
and Cuban conspirators, <lb/>
in New York. <lb/>
the plotters weakened <lb/>
and n warning <lb/>
of the Republican National <lb/>
Committee. That Idler was placed <lb/>
in the Charles <lb/>
F. Dick, who referred ii to <lb/>
IS. U. of Sew York <lb/>
persons <lb/>
on was <lb/>
increase for the year of <lb/>
I In of railway cap- <lb/>
ital was <lb/>
or i capitalization of <lb/>
line. <lb/>
The of capital stock pay- <lb/>
, dividend was <lb/>
or per cent, of the total <lb/>
amount of funded debt, excluding I Chair- <lb/>
obligations, which ,;, who <lb/>
paid no was certain important <lb/>
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during the was Mr. Udell <lb/>
an Dick, who laid <lb/>
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I'm and everything Hull Hue. <lb/>
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Healing. <lb/>
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year of The ,,,,,,,,. n, . instructed Mr. <lb/>
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injured during lite year. <lb/>
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as President. <lb/>
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take tasteless chill <lb/>
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line <lb/>
fact <lb/>
a m <lb/>
for <lb/>
School room. <lb/>
Some fellows make a rye <lb/>
every time they lake a drink. <lb/>
The Inquisitive person is not <lb/>
more a man hits on his <lb/>
lawn the mower he wants. <lb/>
The is always ready to <lb/>
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the <lb/>
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wall <lb/>
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all sorts <lb/>
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Tools, <lb/>
Plow Gear <lb/>
Headquarters For<lb/>
Pumps, Nulls War<lb/>
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public prayer and <lb/>
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pictures., Hi <lb/>
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level-. Sweats and <lb/>
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with Cross on the label. <lb/>
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mid la mil. druggists. <lb/>
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last IS years, <lb/>
and Ins.- <lb/>
all business I and <lb/>
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