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Ladies cur FELTS Healer's Cotton Report A la Each. Some men kick they New Orleans. Sept. to- have nothing to kick about. report of the cotton crop of the I United States to . They show receipts of cot UM at U States ports for the year of bales against last year; overland to Northern mills against We have and cheap I Southern consumption taken direct from interior of the belt 1.- making the crop of the United Stales for to against year and the year In lore. Mr. Healer has made unusual For Summer and Fall wear t line ever brought to an -till selling our Summer J and below cost. You re to please. Misses men give their wives wraps and others give them raps. is believing until you look at yourself one of those mirrors. It is not until they gel into a tight that some men become sponges. To See gs Prevention I than cure. Tint's Pills will not only cure, but if on Five Points, where we have just opened a new and lock of GREENVILLE, , investigation into the consumption READ WHAT OUR SAY ABOUT Our Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, st. Mary's School. Raleigh, N. X. C., .,., . few months ago I purchased a from after giving a thorough trial, l find it the most comfortable in all respects by far the most satisfactory Mattress I ever used. I have tried both cotton and hair greatly prefer this Wishing too much success with your Fell Mattress, lam to M. Matron. Alter night's one, if it is all yon even honed for a comfortable bed, return it to us and re will refund you the full amount paid question . you not bring oat t one cent, cot even the freight. array CAN GET ONE; fl our local dealer does not handle our mattresses, write to us direct for pamphlet descriptive of same. ROYALL BORDEN, Manufacturers of Furniture. Mattresses, etc., X. Get a good Safe of every cotton mill the South, Including mills that have used cotton, and the results show a total of bales, but of this hales were taken from ports including in port receipts. This total shows that the mills of the South have used up boles more than during 1896 against a by the North of He makes the actual cot- ton crop of Texas. Including Indian Territory, or say bales less that list year. His report on crop fr the State show that thou of forth Georgia; pi Arkansas Tennessee Texas Booth Carolina in this instance. include Kentucky and Virginia; includes Oklahoma, Mis- Kansas and Utah; Texas in- dudes Indian Territory. Mr. Hester's lull report, which will be issued tomorrow, trill con- Interesting fads in relation to Increase in the spin- dies of Southern mills, and to new mills now building. He will also show that while the past crop was bales less than that last year, it produced In money 012.000 mote. a luau's doesn't agree with him he usually makes things disagreeable for his wife. When it comes to board, every man should expect U plank down. The marriage tie con a man with his wife's apron strings. The faith cure would be ail it would their faith The man who lends money pro- usually borrows can't always tell how your arc by the quantity of ice they buy. When blames himself for his own bis friends say he is When a millionaire dies without heirs the undertaker regards as dead easy. with some people, is a disease that they take every hie precaution against. From view the drug author the editorial position is on the decline. in yon blame a young man for his sister wears bis Milan and neckties. taken in time will prevent Heavy and Fancy biliousness Consisting of Meats. jaundice, torpid Coffee. Canned . . ,. kindred diseases, lions, Fruits, in fact everything. PILLS to found an up to date ABSOLUTELY CURE. Grocery. We pay the highest market i prices for all kinds of Country Produce. VITA PILLS or to barter. When l yon want to sell or when you M Ll V.-m T. F. at Five w ant to buy come to see us. r all who favor us with their patronage we promise entire suit and sod mum His of south. Bail par PILLS NERVOUSNESS, Ai Wan Disuse. its b mI; soy U the a statistic show that nerve m y among Johnston's Sarsaparilla I It far this great I American distant, because It gee I to the weak; I bonding op and at and to the I worn-out the liver to and all the to ova -----.-1. . bond. extra Sand our dodo. I of the body. CS.-1 IN tor or or Flu. and f or la SO or MEDICAL CO. . gas, For sale by J I. TAKE TASTELESS CHILL per bottle. Chills and Fever. Malaria, Sweats and Money back if it doesn't. Soother good. Gel the kind with the Red Cross on the label. Sold and by Wooten, Bryan and mil, druggists. C. Cotton Nagging lies always on has , Fresh kept instantly on baud. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Ill I SOLD BY ERNUL. The Viet safe is made in all sizes con- for home, farm, office and general use. Every with guarantee to lie lire proof. Prices range from up. J. L. SUGG, Greenville. X. The New Jersey mosquito held record until the was with which it compares about as a sparrow does to a vulture. It is fortunate bow- ever, that the Alaska product is not en to long Bights nor to pros- Star. ATLANTIC RAILROAD X. by the f certain am Annie J. B. K. A. of May, in RS, in Him- in N. public- fur cash sad in Iowa of known a frank la K. K. K Knight by last will of Or. I. also one-half in lo sad lot by ,. A. sum-ill. A. Bars, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having- this day before the clerk of the Superior court of Pitt n to the last Will and of K. notice l l-i vi-h to all persons claims against the estate of W. K. lo present them to mo for payment on or before day of July 1801, or will be plead In liar of their recovery, All estate are re- lo make immediate payment lo mo ThU the 24th day of July A. of of W. K. will in II- a MS we .-an . auk lbs I Hie .-emptied ire Site aim pills, e pill- Seat by mail. liken. CO. street. III. . J I. t. 1838 books. HAVE APPOINTED THE Reflector As one if the i. for Public School Bunks in Pitt County. designated on the State schools and can what- you We also hare COPY BOOKS, slum vertical, I I i tablets, fool's cap paper, pens, pencils, slates, crayons, colored crayons, Inks, companion boxes Some of Our pencils l cent, plain lead pencils l cent, robber tipped lend pencil l cent, nice tablet pretty cover l G crayons, with metal hold- in wood boat load pencil, slate pen- and i en, and rule, nil in nice wood box, A great big wide tablet B cents Bottle ink on the fl cents. Copy S lo cuts. White crayons, gross In box, cents Good tool's paper par quire Parker gen Greensboro Female College North Carolina. Fall Term begins on PEACOCK, July S. Ar L Rocky Mount Leave Wilson Leave Ar Florence Lr Lt v.- A SI P SI M AM CO M it l a l a N. II a. IS M m am e on lawyer-, undertakers, house keeper, coal sod wood deafen, fresh meat dialers, opera dealers and other the Law of North for the require y.-ii to oat Monday in J mac each ones sad save trouble. O. Sheriff of SO A M V M TRAINS NORTH. . is at, And when it comet to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Kansas to hold its usual fall this year, and the baa decided to a novel feature con- with the parade of men stills. of still walkers arc expected to par- in the parade, and as all are to lie gorgeously costumed the will lie extremely Speaking smoked there is a promising specimen in Kansas City school teach- who profitable thing of his color baying houses in neighborhoods, ex- acting good bonuses from adjacent property owners who wish to get him out of the neighborhood. He admits lie plays skin game, and says that he has a right lo Louisville Journal, lie III. The Salisbury Sun has started an agitation in the hope of securing the enactment of laws for the collection of There are two sides to the question the debtor's and the when lo a of pay- lug what thou owes there should one side. The man who wants to pay bis debts and cannot is to be pitied, The man who can pay his ill in. is to condensed, The man who would take advantage the con of a friend or order to get something for nothing a provision will com to pay up or take the . At Cost. Lt Lt Lt LT Ar Leave Lt Hooky Mount Ar AM Our entire stock Dry Goods, Domestics, Notions, Shoes, i, PM 8.1 nil II u AM PM AM TOO V II 4-0 ST IS AM PM PM . n l is i I i If a tit liar tao i as NOTICE. Nona In the Superior Court. Jr, against Cherry. Maggie Cherry will take that at In the Superior Court of Pill County, returnable at the term Court to be held at Court the Second after the First In September, 1900, t which i i m.- and she will appear sad or demur to the complaint which will in slit of tho Superior Court of said County, and the said de will lake that if she fall to answer or demur to said com- plaint term. Hie plaintiff will to the Court the relief demanded therein. The said defendant, will lake notice tho said action Is by the lo a divorce from the bonds of under my hand at office on this the day of August C. Moons, r M LAND a decree of Court of Pill county in case of W. M. Lang and against Jason wife Annie petition lo sell laud for Ike Commissioner Will sell cash baton Court in on day of described or lot of land situated in the of N. C. Beginning ti store lot at a post Wilson St. and run- west i poles links to a post on W. V. Lang's line, thence t poles and put in line, North i poles links to Said Strait North West piles and links the known livery stable lot. F. James. This Aug. lone Division Main leaves CHILLS FEVER and night Sweats with Chill Tonic at per Pleasant to take. Money j refunded if it talks. up petite, the and well- None other an good. Sold and guaranteed at the . stores of Bryan, Wooten 1875.------- M. and retail Grocer and nil tire Dealer, paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Heed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. lied- Oak Baits, , Go Carts, Parlor Suits. Ta is, P. Meat Key Weal Cheroots, Can- Cherries, Apples, Pine Jelly, Milk, Flour, Coffee, Meat, Soap Lye, Food, Oil Cotton ; Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Apples, Nuts, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Mara Best Butter, Stand aid . h i ii cs. and nu- other goods. Quality and Cheap for cash. Come to see me. SAW M a in, arrives p leaves ford m. Returning p arrive p pm. Wilmington leaves am, MaXIM a m, Bed Springs a m. Hope Mills a rive leaves p m, Hope Mills p m Springs p m, IS p r. with train Carolina Bad with the Bowman with Air Line and Southern Railway at with the Durham and Charlotte Railroad. Train on -s pm, riven p m. t leaves m, M am. arriving at u am, II am. Trains leave a m ant -r SO n m. arrive B S pm. iii Fall Tera Sept. 1900. promo. vb. above will that an been n the of lo a from of matrimony, the will further take notice that he Is require to iii-pm at the next u-rm of the Superior Court of Mid county to held on the hoc- after the Monday in Sent, next, it being the 17th of 1900, at the Court Doom in N. an t or to the in Mid action, or the apply to the Court for the relief demanded inlaid com- plaint. This the 30th of 1900. C. Clerk Superior Court. P. Q a a for OLD DOMINION LINE ave Parmele tit arrive Washington and T p m, Train leave. dally Hands p IS pm, arrive. pm, I IT- Ms It. a am, Kl s m. II am. Train on Midland N C Is, s a m, returning learn Smiths, -w a m. arrive, at t am. Train Mount am. p m. arrive lo SO a m, pm. Hope. II am, , n. leave Nashville II a m. at Mount IS urn, too pro. dally Train on leave. Warsaw Clinton an, and lira pm, loaves at a m W p m. Train No l don all dally, all via H. M. EMERSON, Agent J. R. Malinger. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Ma- ager PATENT tor leave ton daily at A. M. for ville, leave Greenville daily at I P, for Washington. Steamer loaves Greenville and Fridays at for Tor- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at with for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for nil points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the om s. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. Practical, common sense Prepares boys and girls for the duties life. Pupils take a stand at College. Success measured by the de- of our pupils. Com- and teachers. A well organized Literary Society. Moral influence good. Expenses reasonable. For further see or address the principals, Bethel, N. C or J. D. EVERETT, N. C- IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. -i The One Day Cure. Cold In and am throat by mutt to in -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Lino of Hardware. i UM K i BEE Ma. J. R. COREY. FOR II W. The Eastern Reflector in D. J. EDITOR II TO -A -AT- VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II NO National Ticket. For Nebraska. For E. of II Presidential Elector, 1st CHARLES L. of For Congress, 1st JOHN H. SMALL. of Bean fort. Congressional Dr. S. J. Love, who lived Longs store, in Data died yesterday afternoon at o'clock of arsenic poisoning. His brother and sister bis mother, Mrs. Thomas Love, and live men whose names could not lie last night, from of the same arsenic poisoning, which was last Fri day afternoon o'clock. of the tragedy telephoned lo The Observer last night by A. Austin, of Oak drove, com he staled Unit last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Love, whose is in across the river from Long's store had their wheel threshed, following the usual custom, enter- at dinner all the men ed at the threshing. Mr. and Mrs. Love, Dr. Love, id Congress takes up the question of wit Representatives st will be brought I of The face to face with the problem of . ordinary bountiful increasing the number of ratio of the House has members is unwieldy body. The basis of is at present one member constituents. Should this be there will be ad- to the membership of the next House about fifty six total membership Aside from the difficulty of doing business in a body of such there will be the greatest difficulty in seating fifty-six more members in the present chamber. There is room for a more than now sit in the chamber, but it will be impossible to add fifty seats, with desks, without taking up all the space leaving room for passage behind the rail- As each member is entitled to a year salary. a clerk, for stationery and his mileage, the addition of fitly members would increase the ex- of the House about per annum, to say nothing of the additional cost of carrying their franked matter in the mails. On the other hand, to increase the ratio representation to which would leave the about or almost the present figures, might endanger the representation of some States in tho House and would certainly shift the lines of some Congress districts so as many cases to throw two members of the House in the same district. It has always been the custom to fix the ratio of representation so as not to reduce the representation of any State. serious question in connection with the House is the reducing of the representation of those Southern States which have disfranchised the The census returns will show the number of male inhabitants of a voting age, comparison with the election returns will form the basis for an estimate of the Wash- Springfield can. i as meal was the ordinary bountiful repast for such occasion. With- in after it had been eaten Dr. Love became Violently ill suffering with intense nausea. His mother, sister and brother and five of the threshers also became sick with the same symptoms, suffering greatly the latter were not taken to their have since pronounced out of It that Dr. Love lowed a larger quantity, of poison than and of the other sufferers; and his condition was alarming from the first. His nausea was not re- until twenty-four hours he became tick, by this time he was so completely exhaust- ed that he never gradually until the end. The con- of his brother and sister has improved and Dr. Austin is sure that they will be well again. Their mother, Love, continues dangerously ill her recovery is doubtful. Mr. Thomas was by the poison. When questioned as to the of poisoning Dr. Austin said that there were every indication that form, had been put one of the dishes served at the dinner, but by whom the deadly drug was placed in the food is a mystery. It was under- stood that the meal was prepared by several members of the family, assisted by some neighbors who were for the day. The symptoms of every sufferer, and especially the symptoms of Dr. Love, said Dr. Austin, tended to prove beyond question was the used, but to sure as to this point, it is expected that Dr. Love's stomach will be sent to a chemist for analysis. A Grant Discovery. Some of the newspapers have that the race question is forever settled in North They have op tics. So as the amendment is concerned, it does not go into before months more have passed. If the republican can possibly it. it will never go into effect. It is a powerful and far reaching law to settle the most vexing question of this age in so far as the south is of ate his nearly two years before it begins as a law. What a pity it was tried long ago. It would many have freed North The race quest ion is settled, quoin the for all time. So do hence forth to make any reference to the history of rule in Oar- for thirty years, and tread gingerly when is named and do not make any reference to his officials in the south and particularly in North Carolina, is el to wound his very tender it is a great crime to say ought of postmasters for North Carolina, seven of whom are known here to have been rogues. The question is set- If true tire an hundred rounds by all the military and let the people rejoice in mighty Messenger. TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF AND ADJOIN INC COUNTIES. We are in the forefront of the We offer yon best selected line of race after your pair General Merchandise The Pratt Wheat Crop Messrs. M. L. Brown Bro. have j finished threshing their crop of measured bushels. By weight this crop weighs bushel-. wheat was raised on land, drill mess ore. Tin- wheat a clean of cockle, cheat, oats or trash of any kind. Th fol- Plowing land harrow, log drilling value per bushel harvesting wheat hauling wheat hauling wheat to mill for Back- This up This i-i a cost of per acre. The value of 1481 bushels wheat cc per bushel i 113.3. Messrs. Browns Bay the straw and chaff is worth to be found in any County. Well bought choice A. and Winter We are at work for and OUT mutual adj.,, and you have II is our pleasure to show you you total leaves sell you if we can. We offer you the very best sen ice, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent With a well established business built up strictly on Its own merits. When come to market you Will not do justice if do not see om Immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpels, Mattings and Oil the nice Mini of This i a profit of per acre, or we say allowing the for tear of ma laxes. There was not a pound cord Assignment New Central Carolina Fair An to which a great many people in North arc looking forward with is the Central Fair, to be held in on October -13th. It will one of the biggest fairs ever held in the South, and will be attended by many thousand The officers and directors of the Central Carolina Fair Association are men of North Carolina. They are receiving the of the business men of the State, and neither will be spared to make the fair a complete success. It is impossible to enumerate the attractions of the- week. Suffice there will be Interesting and entertaining features on each of the four days. The will be full and complete, everything seen an up-to- date fair or exposition, while the very latest will be cured for the For those who are fond of such sport there will be racing on each of the four days of the fair. The purses art the largest ever of- In North and a number of the fastest most noted horses in the country will be Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Horse Blankets and Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Scad ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Fixtures Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in We buy strictly for Cash, sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, New Bern, Neal. contractor and mill owner, has assigned. He is well known in this section has largo con- tracts including the building Of bridges Trent livers ill New Bern and the two new warehouses hero for At- North Carolina Railroad. The assignment was made to . H. and John Dunn. His are between and The assets are a saw mill near City and timber- lauds. These are secured demur made last Biggs Co., of Norfolk, Va., who have; against Seal tor The balance of liabilities are main- due here to merchants, feed men and mill supply arms, vary- from small sums up to Which is the largest single amount. up th Courtship. reason of failure seems from stocking up high poor business methods. Carolina. lo be Columbia, Sept. 8.-W. Tuber . A bread being a restaurant keeper at See- in Milwaukee, is to has been raying attention to el, but very desirable, tS woman All the are g e miles Iron, the to be tested in a laboratory before couple met clandestinely. In fall view of the public The entire neighborhood said there Dr. Austin, is greatly excited V the occurrence and the impression is that some person, or Chic Tan Sun, who lives Cal is said tube the wealthiest Chinaman in the United States. He came to the Golden Hate in the steerage of a steamer, tho penniless son of a poor farmer the Sun of China. d as cock, but, very enter- prising, rapidly became wealthy, at he employs several hundred white people in his and canning establishments, owns real estate and big cattle ranches, lottery and several merchandise stores in San Francisco, the real estate business in Hong Kong, Chin Tan gives a share of the credit for his success to his white wife, to whom ho is said to be devoted. persons, put the arsenic the food with murderous It is believed that the legal authorities will at once make a searching in- in the matter. The death of Dr. Love is much deplored. He was only years of age, but he had built up a large and lucrative practice and had the respect and confidence of all who knew Observer. everyone lo attend. The rates w ill la as low as were ever offered. The progressive will do everything in their power to make occasion a me- one the history of the State. visitor will welcomed and assured of a pleasant time. mm Mm. The Advance of While no official announcement has yet made it is said the census figures corrected indicate that the United States has it pop- of nearly The has decided to place Major General S. Otis in the of Wheel- who will retire from active vice on the 10th of tho month. Tho age of man, we are told, is years and ten. From to if the health be good, no material alteration is observed. From thence to the is greater. Fifty-five to CO the startles; still we are bowed down. tho earliest of our life the body strength- ens and keeps up the mind; in the later stages of it the reverse takes place, and the mind keeps up the this and keenly felt by both. Such is riding Into the country on his bi- cycle, In a picturesque spot on the Seneca riv- near her home. Saturday, all true of him being lost. Someone saw and the girl together and the was she at Bret denied knowing about whereabouts, but confessed that her two brothers and her brother-in-law, H. Sims, bad secretly followed her Saturday and conic upon and by the rive. Despite the entreaties her lover, men proceeded to shoot him to death. ThU done, they tied his body to added weight and threw it the river. The woman took the to the spot and the body and wee ashed up. Her threatened to kill her If he information. The young men have been arrested. tables stationed in front of wide plate glass windows. man will be required to wear a special suit of clothes provided by the one a day in the bath room that is connected with the lockers the upper Moreover, he ma smoke, chew or drink and a worker bread This sanitation is to extend even beyond limits the factory, for every loaf of bread on being taken from the oven will be wrap- in ashed paper and so sent out lo the market. No platform on which Mr. Park, Chicago, gave way, causing a pan- and stampede among the crowd of people on it be a Democratic platform. There are in jokingly said Mr. His coolness Up at New Haven, an so many people named Bomb that to avoid confusion are thus designated Big Ike, Ike, Ike on the Hill, Ike the Hollow, Rosa's Ike, Sol. Thirteenth Virginia Ike, Aunt Cos- Ike, Drummer Ike, Fourth Virginia Hartford Ike, Dam Ike, Ike, Sally's he. Trotter Va, of Ike, Ten Mile Marl's Ike , North Una wont of late to do tall boasting of the development of the cotton manufacturing industry State, which U something worth boasting of do Write and say enough the remarkable growth tobacco Interests. In years North Car risen to be the largest to Slate in South and I bird largest in United States. In the production of smoking tobacco she leads all others; in log she is surpassed only two Stales. North crop has the decide to In to that of Kentucky the leading State of the Union. j has almost brilliant I record as a town builder. Industrial weed morn anything else to the advancement of the State. Southern Tobacco Journal. Slate of Ohio. City Of Toledo, i M Locus Con my. makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of P. business In the City of Toledo, County and State afore said, and said firm will pay the sum of raw hundred dollars for each and case of Catarrh that cannot lie the use of Halls Cure. Frank J. Sworn to before me and sub scribed in my presence, day of December, A. D 1886. .- A. W. Votary Public Ball's Cure is taken inter acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of system. Send testimonials, free. p. Props., Ohio. Druggists, fills arc the best. The Democratic campaign own- has taken up tho argument advanced the publicans that the former i- prospering under Be publican rule and turned it to show in reality he pays for everything because of the Here are the points made by the requires per cent, more wheat to buy it did It bushels more corn to buy in requires per cent, more corn or wheat lo buy a copper in 1886. requires twice as much com to buy a coil of rope as 1890. requires per cent, more grain to buy a plow than in 1898. requires per more grain to buy a hoc, a rake el than in 1888. a set of common wheels that cost in 1898 now cost I he price of and farm Implements has gone up proportionately. Galvanized barbed wire costs from i to 84.50 per hundred more than In 1896. requires per corn or lo buy a pound of sugar than in 1896. have to pay per cent. more glass than 1896. rates have climbed back lo exorbitant figures a few years ago. The price of oil, coal, lumber, tools and hardware has gone up from in to per cent. all these things have been done by trusts. A trust robs you walking or sleeping, eating or drinking, work- I. r resting, living or dying and the trust gets you Laura Howard, of Bel- recovered damages of a railroad company tot damages lo Mrs. Howard. They arc now having an animated mill in court to decide which shall have the star. There hat e been sold at since March 1st. by one railway Ticket tickets to going states to live, including going sway to live temporarily. The majority of the who have thus gone pen have made their home in Massachusetts. Amen the panic. can. Aunt I Tribune. Huge Irvine brought a Va. to work In hi paying their here he was very much that I i them had skipped. He went over to Greenville In scorch of his stem- ming tourists last night of them, as happy us distillery hog- and in nowise seeking to 11- is and A in be said to have reached a ripe begins to fall off. Tilt B ST and fever is a bottle of It quinine In a tasteless form will gel free Press. Dr. D. D. DENTIST, N . Office over White store.

Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Hail Matter. Tuesday. What is going to happen A week has passed without the per of an outrage on a northern city At a of the State held in Raleigh Wednesday night. Held, of presided. Provision was made for holding a senatorial in November, when the national ion takes place. The following was Whereas. The at organ of North Carolina is part of I tie and ibis committee is custodian tin-interest organization in North Carolina, and. Whereas, ibis committee is for lime for the northern to to make holding a primary on the first of next November for the election of a foiled Slates Senator gin on south again. Six thousand new offices arc of staled to have created by the last Congress about seven millions additional have been appropriated to pay these of the -ions President tomes high. Pen.- Commissioner has discovered b is pensionable under the law for defective hear lie didn't know that his beat was defective until a doc- tor accidentally discovered it. but nevertheless lovely laws will give him a month. There is no telling where this thing ii going to stop. The thing we know will be drawing a pen- for bis weak duo. c to In army. by the Democratic voters of the State, as well as by those who have voted the democratic ticket the Slate election, and. it is the of this committee as well H earnest desire to stimulate as Car as voting for Bryan for the Democratic candidates, therefore, be it That the term in the resolution of the State convention shall be con- to include all white and elector who voted in the November election for the Demo- presidential electors and for the Democratic candidates for Con- as well as all while and who Voted the Memo ticket last August; that we herein extend invitation to even voter in North Carolina not ready so entitled lo him- for voting in said senatorial primary by casting his ballot on that day for the Democratic presidential and congressional tick- fourth district, held In Thursday nominated E. w- immediately after adoption of if Johnson county, for the resolution describing electors warm contest for the the primaries led the convention, the following .,.,, , lion, which, mi motion II. A. Mr. withdrew from the race , , ,. ,, London, was tabled by At ballots were rote of the committee, except Col. taken before the choice fell on any Means. That the insertion of The eighth district convention the word in the resolution nominated J. the primaries Bit ton, I th, for c ingress, an S. Pearson, of Pitt for The Hoard of Aldermen were in regular monthly session Friday evening, only one member being absent. The usual routine reports of committees and officers where One retail and live licenses were granted. . Co. to carry on a photograph without paying itinerant license. An was passed that the judgment against town on the for the hand engine. The street committee to put the streets where were recently built in such condition as is deemed necessary. The names of members of the different lire companies in good standing were reported for from poll tax. An election of assistant Police- man was gone into, resulting the election of K. Dudley first ballot. There were seven dates for the office. The salary- was reduced from Sill to per month. Orders were drawn on the treas- for The Board adjourned at mid- night to a special meeting to be the to some important matters. Elector. NOT ah NEWS. lime a Little Chat Together the third Monday in this mouth the September term Pitt Superior court begins. It will be a big court and people from I all sections of the county . senatorial shall have hall not be to mean any raising again the race issue in this which we affirm again as we did In the last campaign, has been settled in North The following, offered by S. A. was Resolved, That the State exec- committee shall at a meeting prior the election In November, a committee of seven of its members on which the THROWN Collision with Telephone Pole Bettie Hooker has a very handsome buggy and drive horse. Friday evening she was out alone, and at a time when she happened not to be giving careful attention to guiding the horse her collided With B telephone pule. Miss Hooker was thrown out of Hie buggy and it frightened her so badly that she fainted, but fortunately she was not injured. The accident occurred in front the residence of Mr It. Where the young lady was carried, she goon sufficiently recovered to lie taken home. One shaft of the buggy was broken and the front axle slightly bent. The horse was perfectly gentle and stopped still at soon as the collision occurred. tat I es I a board to whom duplicate shall by . in ill and i b I shall meet at Raleigh, S . 20th, and the and the The folios were appointed to -e this . B. M. II. A. London, B. L. Travis, A. D. Wat B. adopted the plan of I hi senatorial primary by h it will be held under super- i- u of Democratic appointed executive committee. plan thus adopt ed i- that offered by A. D. Walt.-. . f The following offered I was ii. Thai chair- in . committee appoint .-, a of live, to prepare a system to be participated white voters of North Car- and three warehouse market plans, rules, car. and II for government and them slog are thereby and report same to a to more than n meeting committee hereafter and so forth. There are th ore lo be called by the said chair- h in Ills, and i, here, We . I i a,. . id In n I them to something i Hie i when A . i .,. en goad, u i i- . mill I ought I i be b i. lug . mi . . to be paying It is right lo put j newspaper an i we h n large number of subs County C -.- , i P up, h iv e mat I bu r u sent in any . . hut may set at Mil t yon d . on ;. bat j owe u-. That It all we . lacking what yon anybody to e willing do that. PAID The Sana's i; tor One . A good break now and then sets the all of them were nearly full. The sale started lock and lasted all It not oh, I he big day of the s,. e milled by dollars it was to ii not a little ahead of any the in i k. t v i I id. We I re , going ton , Idea -i. can ,. i.;. the . . ., Mr, Little, i i. Bank of u . . i but i- id . i don't I, is we know what does. d, second, That said prepare bill to be sub- in the next Legislature with a view of and reg- -aid prim If the s do thing like even a plenty of cold weather may be expected the whiter to the dry n m average man never gels re until he ha- had about i v thing else. BLACKJACK ITEMS. K Jack, N. C. Sept. ii. Miss Daisy Skinner and cousin. spent Saturday and Sun- day here. Miss Annie White A brain Dixon gave ice cream supper Friday night at home in honor of their guests Misses who returned to their home in Washington Sir. and Mr. who have been con- ducting a protracted meeting at Creek, closed last night. L, II. Jr., from Dover Yearly meeting here begins Fri- day before third Sunday. j. W. Elks and were of Misses Annie and Wes White Sunday evening. Protracted meeting be gins Friday before fifth w. s. has our deepest b d Every In North on Sept. Convention on Sept. loss of bis wife,. Addle, passed away dubs. list. The chairman of the County the William J the Democratic date for the Honorable Adlai B. e son, the candidate for Hon- James Iv. Jones, Chairman Democratic the William It. Hearst, President National Demo- Clubs, issued the following, To the Democrats of the Coiled that the light for the rescue of from can policies may be carried everywhere with vigor earnest- we urge all through- out the United States, who are Billing their respective committees Saturday afternoon or September 1st, for the pi of city or precinct Democratic clubs, where such clubs have not already These Democratic, should avoid ostentation and The fight must lie carried by American citizens behalf of American principles, and there should be no delay perfecting club organizations. When a club Is the secretary should at send to W. K. Hears President of the Clubs, No 1870 Broadway, New York City, the name of the club, roster of officers, . date of organization of members. W. J. Buy an, A in. K. J K. Dam. Com. K. Dun. clubs. On account if the re- held this Stale, as well the shortness of the time, the do not deem it advisable lo undertake the organization of clubs this State before mid- of September, and, after con- recommend Friday, day of September night i as the time for the of clubs in the towns cities, and day, the lath day of September, a the day for their organization in country precincts, and request that on those dates meetings lie held in several precincts of the State for the purpose of in accordance with the suggestion contained the call above set out. There are in North Carolina about one thousand White clubs. It is recommended that wherever these clubs now ex- they meet on the one or the other of the days above men- and that they be organized for the present National into Hi;, and Stevenson clubs, under the same general plan of or under which they have heretofore operated, in the precinct clubs heretofore men- it is recommended that there be every county a county club, tube composed ex- the chairman of the that I of the dab, roster of officers, date of organization, and of F. M. state Dem. Executive Com. Joseph cm Member Dem. Com. N. J. S. Clubs. H. Boa, Slate Association Dem. Clubs. Kb. Vice Pres N. C, Member Com. Dem Clubs. L. Blow, Dem. Dem. Com. JORDAN FACTORY. Well equipped Tobacco Plant. The large building between the Farmers and railroad erected by- Mr. R. A. Tyson to be used as a tobacco by M. P. Jordan Co., the site where their former factory was has been completed and operations began Monday. building feet three stories, and is finely equipped for carrying the leaf tobacco The rooms are large and furnished with such fixtures and appliance- as arc-ii it el for rapid work. The employs of these being in the stemming depart- The plant has the capacity of handling pounds of co per day. Mr. Julian C. does the for the Bra, Mr. J. H. Ad- ams hits general charge of the and Mr. B. James manages the Everything is con dueled well moves along with the regularity of clock-work. The firm and their factory a great help to Greenville market. BETHEL ITEMS Tuesday liken to her former home near Croat roads where laid rest on day last. She leaves a mother, two brothers and husband their loss. Hugh the little infant son of J. B. Jolly, has been quite sick for the past few days. We I egret to say W. II. e who teaching school here ill close school Friday week for a while. Committee shall lie chairman of tho county club For the purpose of appointing delegates at large to the convention of the Association of clubs lie held at I nil. on October 3rd, for the purpose holding a great mass meeting the Slate's capital lo ratify nomination of Bryan hi. and Iran-action of Cotton picking time around here. -connected with club work in the State, a State the Democratic is hereby called lo convene in the of The Republicans are certainly in a delightful mess in the first dis- Their State committee has officially declared that Isaac Hank- is not the nominee and order ed that another convention held is here and says; fail to see how the State ts can take or put up a can- when the district has a com of its until I see It's right I shall continue to stay- in the field as the regular nominee. The majority of the district com- will refuse to authorize Dr. or any one else to m a new t September, each i I is hereby requested, at its Hist matting, to select gates in on and elect One delegate for every ten to National Convention. Each club shall lie entitled to one delegate to the for every ten and fraction over five the club roster. When a club is secret is requested to at once semi to Hon. W. R. Hearst, dent National Association Demo. Sept. 1900, Miss Crimes left here Tuesday for Raleigh lo begin school We wish her a happy prosper- school j car. Miss spent Tuesday in R. Keel left here Tuesday for Apex. It. W. Mosley has located here to buy cotton Ibis season. Andrew and Thomas Moore were town Saturday. c II. James has recovered from his sickness. Miss Richmond, of Baltimore, has a position with in the millinery Prof. Z. opened school Monday with pupils or more. Miss Taylor, of Gold I'm ii l, began school here Monday. II. W. Mosley was Tuesday on business. Rev. W. A. Ayers left here for Hertford Tuesday night. Paul Simpson -topped over here Tuesday nigh l. Miss left here Mon- day for Baltimore where she will begin business. L. M. of Greenville, was over to old Bethel Monday. S. S. Moore was Tues- day with tobacco. SEEN AND HEARD IN WASH- Washington, X. Sept. Mr. A. Kelly, a leading mer- chant, excellent man, a father, a dutiful son an husband, a Mason good standing, was stricken yesterday with paralysis about p. and died today T a. Mr. gamed consciousness. lie is an faithful and consistent Christian a member of the Christian church. are the dead who die the Jim Mrs. M. D. has her millinery Harrington building next door to J. W. Bryan's drug store opposite All ladies are invited to call at her new place. Watch out for the of Mrs. M. D. Higgs from the north with her fall stock of new goods in her store i to Bryan's drug store opposite C. T. will be worth seeing. Women suffer- from female troubles and weakness, and from irregular or painful men- ought not to lose hope doctors cannot arc so busy with other diseases that they do not fully the peculiar ail- and the delicate organism of woman. What the sufferer ought to do is to give a fair trial to Female Regulator which is the true cure provided by Nature for all female troubles. It is the formula of a physician of the highest standing, who devoted whole life to the study of the dis- ailments peculiar to our moth- wives daughters. It is made of soothing, healing, strengthening herbs and vegetables, which been provided by a kindly to cure irregularity in the menses. Falling of Womb, Headache and Backache. In fairness to herself and to Regulator, every offering woman ought to give it s trial. A burgs bottle will do s wonderful amount of good. Sold by druggists the Store Broken Into. Wednesday night some one broke store of Patrick Greene Five Points, by removing a pane of Glass from the over the rear door. The robbers went upon scaffold of hotel which Is built store and look out glass, put- ting it a barrel. The money drawers were torn finding no money they were left on the counter. Nothing but a watch can be missed. Mr. Patrick got Mr. W. mid went there with bis blood hounds, but as there was no way of ascertaining which way the party ascended the scaffold the dogs could not track the burglar. Nothing to Eat Ayden, X. C, Sept. 7th hungry Reduced to fat corn bread, biscuit and col- fee. Not a ham nor a piece of con description to be had for love or money. Chickens and eggs scarce as hen's teeth. One could hardly believe, situated us Ayden is, surrounded with best fanning lands in the county, that there would scarcity of meat and vegetables, there is of the kind to be had vi f there is any for sale it. Here is the place lo gel your money for it along your sweet potatoes, old field late roasting ears, or anything. Man. is about same brother. Market bare of any- thing to R E Lee Wednesday night o'clock, at the home of his Mrs. Lee, in South Greenville, Mr. B. passed peacefully from earth. Mr. Lee had been invalid for several months, and to him death was a happy relief from suffering. His home was in son, but since Ins health he most of his time here with his mother and two brothers, W. T. and V. J. Lee. Deceased was an exemplary- young man, a member of the church, and lived an upright life. Besides the relatives men- above he leaves a wife three children. The remains will be taken to Wilson the train Friday for burial there. at Bethel. Brothers the Urge Bethel merchants nave secured Miss Dollie Richmond, of more, to conduct their millinery department She spent several days in Baltimore selecting the latest and best styles, and have finest stock of millinery ever brought to this section of the State. Blount Brother are also offering reductions for two weeks of to their f did stock of dry Old Wood Burner Back. Instead of keeping the good burner engine over here, as a of business people request , ed, the railroad company have had smoke stack of the old wood hi i greased up and sent it buck mi the run. There were some cheap looking folks about the depot Thurs- day evening when the old engine came back. This is about the best paying branch the Coast Line system and it gets about the poor- est equipment. It seems that any of the old cars or engines are good enough to run over here. WANTED CORDS OF Dogwood Persimmon Timber. Will pay from to l per cord for same, F. O. B. Goldsboro, N. C. THIS WOOD must be round, i free from knots, and sawed off at both Will take feet and feet and as small as inches in diameter at small end, but no smaller. J. H. Goldsboro, N, C. Points Hi Means 1-4 Cent per pound more for your THAT IS WHAT YOU GET ON COTTON THAT WE GUN FOB YOU. We have just established at one of the beet equipped Gins to be found in North Carolina and solicit your ginning. We out the best cotton you can get anywhere but our charges are no higher than others. BRING YOUR COTTON. GREEN HOOKER, N. U. Call i see our FELTS. For Summer and Fall wear. We have the prettiest and cheap- est lino ever brought to Greenville We are still selling our Summer Millinery below cost. Yours to please, Misses ERWIN I AM IN The Northern Markets PURCHASING MY FALL STOCK. WATCH THIS SPACE. THE CLOT HI EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it to remind you that you owe Eastern for and we request you to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who And the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars, Fruit shoeing by a class white workman, W. O. Barn- bill's shop avenue Married. Wednesday, Sept. at o'clock, P. M., at the home of Mr. C. W. in South Greenville, Mr. D. G. Taylor, of Lenoir and Miss Bettie Cherry, of Pitt county, were married, Rev. Mr. performing the ceremony. The couple left on train for Fix We have been requested to call the attention of overseers of the county roads to the of bridges along public roads. In some places they are so lad that farmers coming to town with loads of tobacco produce, very difficult to cross them. They should be looked after. Military. At the Greenville Light Infantry on Friday afternoon E. E. Griffin was elected Second Lieutenant of the coin T here were three other candidates in the field and Mr. was elected after several ballots had been One of the with- drew during the contest. New guns uniforms for the are expected Id GREENVILLE, NO Farmers Mad One of most prominent farm- of the county tells us that he followed the tobacco sale closely through every house Thursday, that prices all fully a cent a pound higher on of the Farmers warehouse other. who said this is a good a judge of to- as there is the county, he had no interest whatever this statement but gave facts just as he found them. HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to You S. L. Peal of is here. Norman Cordon, of Washington, was here today. Dr. G. C. Edwards, or Hooker- ton, was here today. Miss Ellen left this morning for Scotland Neck. Y. T. of spent today here on professional business. Miss Bettie Jones, of Bethel, spent to-day with Miss Whichard. Richard and wife return- ed Wednesday from a visit to Scotland Neck. County Treasurer J. B. Cherry and Mrs. Cherry left Ibis morning on a trip to Baltimore. M. O. of the firm Blount Brother, of Bethel, spent today in Greenville. Cherry returned Wed- from a visit to her sister Sampson county. Levi Harris and wife and two daughters, of Mildred, are visiting the family of Superior Court Clerk D. C. Moore. Mrs. M. D. Higgs is moving her new millinery store to the small store in the building next to Bryan's drug Mrs. Proctor, of Berkley, Va., and her little grandson, Jim- came Wednesday to visit the family of Jesse Proctor. Charlie Rogers quite sick. Mrs. U. E. Warren is ill. J. returned Ibis from New Bern. N. II. came up from Ibis Gen. W. P. Roberts, of Gates, came in Thursday returned Thursday from a visit in county. return a visit to Wilson. Miss Florence Starkey returned Thursday from a visit to Goldsboro. Mrs E. L. of her daughter, Mrs. Moore. of Wilson, arrived Thursday evening to visit Mia, A. A. Forbes. W. T. Lee and V. J. went to Wilson today to accompany the of their brother. Miss Charlotte who has been visiting Miss Pattie Skinner, left today for her home son. AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, Sept., Mrs. C. F. Fair has bought out the millinery store of Mrs. I. Cox and will conduct a able million v daring the coming season. She Hues have on baud Hie patterns, fact everything kept hue can lie found at her place of business. All tin ladies arc invited to call examine her goods an she sure she satisfy even the taste of the most fastidious. Trimming hats a specialty. We regret exceedingly having our last items overlooked of Misses and Laura Cox, for Raleigh. They will enter full session of the Raleigh Female Baptist College. They will be sadly missed here at home, yet all wish their slay the Capital city may lie both pleasant and profitable. G. W. Parker cut his severely with some glass last Sun- day, but are glad to say he is very much improved To look at the show window of Mr, B. F. R. D, Cherry was around, It is very pretty and displays nice taste on the part of Josh and who can gel there too. Miss Lucy Jenkins, of Bethel, who has been visiting Mrs. W. M. Dixon, left for her home day. Business has been so rapidly some of the factories have to work into the night. It is almost a daily occurrence for the A. G. Cox Mfg. lo ship wagons lo other states. They have a reputation far and wide for their wagons and carts. And well they may, they are very particular regard to the construction and use nothing but the very best ma their make They have for their maxim is the best Such men as these are bound to succeed. You Can't down an honest man nor a working try you will. Yesterday evening three young Misses paid cur office window a most pleasant come visit. In their buoyancy and sweetness they reminded us of the happy past when we too were young and happy alas old Mother Time has payed havoc with our curly looks and sonic lace. The girls say hand- some don't know, but of one thing they can lest assured our heart Is just as young and ten- as ever. AGAIN I TO groat markets like New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore have searched I n we them. We are to soil less money than anybody else. Because buy more goods any oilier store in town mid get larger and sell tor the smallest possible margin profit, depending on a volume bust- III and no rents t- pay. mi . and Uncle, sell. GASH Over the . and No cents to Pay. Let The Tell Their Story. BOLD Two Men Arrested for the Crime. Lafayette Cox has a room the warehouse stays the building at night as a guard to receive any tobacco that arrive with during the Friday he was awakened by a noise saw two in his bed room, one of them white the other colored. As as men discovered that was awake they began talking and that they had a load outside, started to get to about it when one of them ask- ed if he had whiskey, and upon getting a negative answer said you need not gel up. will go somewhere The men then left the building. When Cox got up early this his were with something over dollars in money the pockets, and heal once concluded that the visitors to his room during the bad taken them. He reported the to Chief of Police and a .-curb was started, lie identified Charles while, and John Curtis, colored, as the two men who were his room. Barrett was noticed pending money freely this was arrested. Curtis tried to get bid down the railroad ravine, but W. C. blood hounds were put on the truck and caught him. Curtis were seen to- times daring la-t They were given a preliminary trial this afternoon Justice II. Harding were bond for at term Court. I n default of bond both were com- to NO Men Suits the 18.00 and 0.00 quality, Bays Suits the and Sale Boys tail S and Sale Price, Men Suits and quality, Sal. Price, ., ,. , c. , r , , ,. Suits, Silk Taffeta Lined, the Men Suits the 3.00 and quality, while tiny last All quality now These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. Shirt Waists, worth 11.25 and 91.50 Me plain and Linen Waist, white Collate and Cuffs, worth 58-inch extra heavy unbleached Checked worth . yards worth Stitch Hose, Hi .- Gorman I Children's exit Children's fail Link Hose, worth Windsor worth Bast Linen Canvas, worth . Feather Bone, all colon Honey good . nil Die Shields.-, English Woven lied Spreads, a Men's Collars, worth Silk worth Lining, worm Bide Combs, worth Hi-, silk rovers Fancy Stripe White Men's Cull's, per pair Welted Pique, all English Curtain Foulard Silk, worth Negligee Shirts, Fancy worth 11.00 Lace Curtains worth Waists worth Men's Bilk Bosom ii Is Imp ed Irish Unmask, Corset Fancy , worth Window shades, spring roller He Colored Shirts Collars and Waists . ,, -ivies Patterns, the lien's Silk Belts, all colors . quality Only about Embroidery worth left, come while they last. New Store. Open Nights. Greenville, N. C

Attention Farmers I am now offering you one of the most complete lines of Ml GOODS, HATS. KATE, GLASSWARE, POCKET TABLE at very reasonable prices. My line of GROCERIES which is the of any market are cheap. When you conn- to town again give m- a trial. to please, Jas. B. White. BEAD WHAT SAY ABOUT Our Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, STATE NEWS. Happening B Marts Moore, a youth axed IS years, was shot lack of toe left ear killed last night about o'clock ville Sui ml by Morgan Spencer, a about same who re- turning with a party of colored boys from a camp meeting at the school house store was carelessly handling a pistol which he carried his pocket. Wilmington Star. The political of the licit Legislature, which assembles in January, 1901, last Sen ate, thirty nine eight Republicans and three Populists. House bun Democrats, eighteen cans and two Star. At Greene court, Mimic, Isaac a was tried, convicted and sentenced to IS years in prison for an attempt to Mrs. Suggs. Lynching of the rascal at the time was only averted by the coolness of some of the leading citizens Si. Mary's School, N. 1900. Mess. Roy all N. C, A months ago I purchased a Felt Maltreat from you. After giving it a thorough trial, I find it the most comfortable iii all respects by far most satisfactory Mattress ever used. have tried cotton and greatly prefer this to either, you much success with your Fell Mattress. I am Mrs. M. Matron. Oil; After night's use, if ii i do all you even hoped for in a comfortable bed, return it to us and we will refund the full amount paid without you not the freight. HOW AN GET your local dealer dues bandit write to us direct for pamphlet descriptive of lame. ROY ALL BORDEN, M of Furniture, etc., N. C. Get a good Safe The Victor is made in all sizes con- for farm, office and general use. Every sate i i with guarantee to ho lire proof. Prices range from up. J, L. SUGG, Greenville, C, P m m I Laxative. Guaranteed curs tor chills and all and billions For sale by Harrington, 0-39 X. r. BOOK THE X, , I HAVE APPOINTED mi; Reflector . tin fin . State i for the i i . s I We also i Public School Books in ks designated mi I i and can supply what-;, lave COPY BOOKS . ; is, slates, colored ins, Inks, companion boxes is of School Can't . Ills the White Plaint is a mill who does not know what his name is, although on the currency question; who does not know where his home is, although he can name nearly all of prominent cities of the United State; who is lately of nearly all of the event of his life, although he writes romances with consecutive plots; who can count up to one hundred, but cannot add, multiply subtract or divide; who that twenty-live objects arc more than live objects, although he remembers that bis trade as a j marble cutter he had one hundred chisels and can describe their inches. Burgeons that have examined him that in all their leadings they have not encountered as strange a ease. They say that there is some injury to his brain, causing the most remarkable result in twisting his memory. He is supposed to be the victim of a stroke of lightning. The man was found lying with his feet a pool of water, a terrific Storm ti. No sign of a bruise was found him, save a slight abrasion of the right cheek, caused doubtless by a fall. He is a powerful, handsome man seemingly about years old. lie is live feet inches in height, weighs pounds, is superb- proportioned. His hair is dark brown, with just a suspicion of i; heavy brown mus- his eyes are blue his features regular. His teeth arc perfect. When stranger was asked I his name a puzzled tool came to his eyes. --is is lam That was as far at ho got for Weeks. A few days ago he ed i hat his name was William Carter, but yesterday tarter was He said did not sound like his name did it look like it written. dint of careful, patient the stranger was made to say that he was in Chicago. remembers that a work- in marble and repaired some of Statuary at tin- World's Fair. He writes iii which his characters are natural, but do Those who have mad his say that in figuring out an- expected denouements be II -hurl of a genius. He is with the works of most the standard authors, quotes passages from them for hours to the surprised men who occupy his York Hun, Out tar New York, Sept. Id prints a letter from Richmond Secretary of State the administration, which be declares his intentions of sup- porting Mr. Bryan for President. After saying that Mr. is hardly the candidate he should choose if he bad his way the matter, and that he entirely dis- from parts of the Kansas platform, Mr. it admitted that the party, its platform and its candidate are to much just criticism, yet all things consider- ed, would not its triumph i e the best outcome of the political pres- Mr. then the policy of the the Philippines and thinks that the country will itself the toils of a Chinese problem even more costly and menacing than i pr itself. of a Bachelor. separates people a lot than distance The hardest work a mail ever has is to have no woman to work for him. When you arc trying to make a woman love you the way to tire her out is to quit. No woman knows how to hurt the man she hales half as well as she does to hurt the man she loves. there is only a little bit of room on a street ear seat, a man will sit the edge wriggle back carefully; a woman always banks in till she touches before she lets herself York Press. go gs. At the old Mm us Moore store, on Five Points, where we have just opened a new and fresh lock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in dis- are invariably by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great Consisting of Meats, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Goods, Snuff, Cigars, Fruits, in fact everything to be found an up to date m mechanism Grocery. We pay the highest market prices fur all kinds of Country Produce, cash or barter. When you want to sell or when you want to buy come to see us. To all who favor us with their patronage we promise entire sat T, F. CHRISTMAN CO. at Five Point D. f. EKE, DEALER IN- TAKE HI t TASTELESS CHILL TO par bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats Money back if it doesn't. No other as good. Get the kind with the Red Cross on the Sold guaranteed by Wooten, Bryan and Ernul, druggists. 1838 Greensboro Female College North Carolina, Fall Term begins 1900 Application. PEACOCK, President. 7-2 pencils l cent, plain lead pencils l rent, l rabbet tipped lead pencil l cent, nice tablet with pretty rover I cent, crayons, with metal hold- in nice wood boa pencil, slate pen- and n. and rule, all in nice wood box, cents great big wide C cents, Bottle best, Ink on the market, cents, books t cents. I and fever malaria, crayons, i in box, tool's night Sweats with i I Tasteless Tonic at par I bottle. Pleasant to take. Mm Parker fountain gen refunded if it fails. up petite, in- the blood makes Von well. None other as good. Bold and guaranteed at the drug Bryan, S. M. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Parlor Suits, Tallies. Lounges, Safes, P. and Gall Ax Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Applet, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee. Meat, Soap Lye, Magic Shod, Matches, Oil Cotton Beta Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Pi lines, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Best Butter. Stand- ard Sewing Mac h i lies . and nu- other goods. Quality Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come to see me. m m Phone man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. PILLS La sat of r, all of or mm tonic flow lo pain of By mail . per ii for with to car id. Send or circular EXTRA STRENGTH S. C. Cotton Bagging and Tics always on has i Fresh goods kept en hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. ATLANTIC COAST LINK TRAINS 1900. Ar Mount Lt Ar Ar Lr Lr St Pt Ii-S ca -a el, o sec AM I'M I'M AM r II M I is ii HI Ta is Ii l IN ti am I SI NORTH. M HI St Lr Lr Lr Lr LT Ar Tarboro Leave LT Mount Ar AM Ml I- J is. PM MM II M A V I'M A SO SO IS A M I M M i H s n ii n u l is i so I is a u II S SO H i a; At Cost. Our entire stock of Dry Goods, Domestics. Notions, Shoes, Ac. Division la-inc mm. ton 1206 p leaves p m, arrive Sat in. ft SO B in, arrive p lit pm, arrive lave a m, ; Mill rive leave p in, Hone Mills p n Springs p in, Max ton ti It p arrive p h v with train No at iii Carolina at Spring with the at Air Line Southern at Gulf with the Durham and Charlotte Train on to S M p m, Halifax p m, at W p in. K M am, Halifax I is am, Waldon II am. on Urn. a in an i m. m lint p HA II am and leaves except it in. IS pro, T t, i. iii, leaves i. i ;., i Sunday, v am, , .- .,. fall. Midland X C h air. o. returning leave v a a. m Branch leave am. p m, arrive I If pin, Hope II pin. II a m IN p in, II a in. at I lo u m, ti on p dally except Sand Train on Clinton Branch loaves Warsaw for dally, except am and I . v . at am w pm. Train Wei don for all daily, all Ml, H. Agent J. It. KENLY, Manager. T. M. or r money copy of our Positively rare for Lo of Power, or Paresis, Em, Fit, Paralysis and the of UM of Tobacco, Opium or By mall plain a box, for oar bankable bond to cure In or refund money paid, address MEDICAL CO. CHICAGO, by J L Grew villa. N U We will nor the above any case Of Liver Kick or we can the are e and not Liver nil, when Hi with. They are purely vegetable never fall to rive boxes con- lot- boxes contain contain pills. Beware of Imitations, sent by mall. Stamp CO., tor. and Jackson streets, For sale by J L X lawyer, bicycle th tin- U. Law of for liar ISM you to like out the In each year. SB save Q. LAUD SALE. virtue of a of fit in the of W. M. . ii- am wife lo sell land for the i . I will sell the Court on Monday day of Sir. or the town of N. II. W. U. SOTS lot at a post St. and run- weal and links to t post on W. line, S. to a post ill Eli line, North I. .-i I and to i post thence with North Weal J poles and links to the beginning, known u the stable lot. F. James. This Aug. n e J In Superior Court. vs. George The defendant Abort named will take that an as above -n Superior Court of I'm county lo obtain a divorce from the bonds Of matrimony and the defendant will take notice he is to appear next term of the Superior Court of Mid county to lie bald OS sec- after Monday in Sept. licit, it being the 17th day of Sept., 1900, the Court Boots in Greenville, N. an answer or demur lo the complaint in action, or apply lo the Court for the relief demanded in said com- plaint. This the day of May I- . . Clerk Superior Court. r. O NERVOUSNESS, Al Disease. S. is i thorny Is la I of I statistics than And deaths el all deaths recorded, the being I It Johnston's Sarsaparilla I is the grand specific tor this great disease, became it goes straight to the of the weak- building op strength by supplying I ant food and pore blood to the t the to and regaining all the of body. fas Mb II SOLD BY NOTICE TO Having day qualified the clerk of the Superior court of Pill as executrix to last Will and of W. K. deceased, notice is hereby given to all persona balding against said W. K. lo limn to for payment on or l fore day of July 1901, or this iii will be plead iii bar of recovery, All persons indebted to said are re- lo make payment to me This the 24th day of July 1900. i ill A. of the last will and of W. K. NOTICE. Carolina Pitt In the Superior Court. J. J. Cherry. Jr., Maggie Cherry. The defendant Maggie Cherry will lake notice an action entitled as been commenced in Superior Court of Pitt County, at term cf said Court to be held at the Court in the Second Monday after the First Monday In September, 1900, at which time and place will appear and or demur to the complaint which will be deposited in the office of Superior Court of said and the said will take notice that if she fail to answer or demur lo aid com- term, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. The said defendant will further take notice that said action is brought by the plaintiff to obtain a divorce from the Given under my hand at office Green- ville on I his 8th day of August D. C. THE El Fill Tin Begin Sept, 1900. OLD DOMINION LINE So PATENT yon latent or and to rent or model, Faisal SERVICE leave Washing ton at ti A. M. for ville, leave daily at P. M. for leaves at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and ton,, and for points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion H. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. Practical, common sense Prepares boys and girls the duties of life. Pupils take a high stand at College. Success measured by the de- of our Com- and conscientious teachers. A well organized Literary Society. Moral influence good. Expenses reasonable. For further see or address the principals, Bethel. N. O or J. D. EVERETT, N. C- DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Ono Day Cold Our. Cold In by Ker- u . . A. easy tot ts The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR . I -AT- VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. O, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER U 00- NO OUR National Ticket. BRYAN, Nebraska. For ADLAI E. STEVENSON, of Elector, 1st L. For Congress, 1st JOHN H. SMALL. of Beaufort. KisseS Belle. it Alexandria, upon his return visit to was a succession of with a and writes Mrs. Thaddeus Horton, in September Home Journal. event to which every looked font ard with grand It was held in the double drawing- rooms of the resilience of Mr. and Mrs. which, Eng- fashion, occupied second floor. The apartments were richly decorated and were thronged with the elite of Virginia society and many notable guests from Wash- City elsewhere. La- stood in the rear drawing room and received with the mayor of Alexandria, who the guests to him. During the a young lady from middle Virginia, a great belle, came up, and on being asked to kiss her, which he immediately did. Everybody was shocked at such an exhibition of immodesty on her part, and won- how the general could be so as to comply with her request. Nothing else was talked of the entire evening but this re The ladies all thought it quite shameful and a disgrace to the occasion and blamed both the gill and the mar The gentleman, however, thought Lafayette excusable under the Dead Bath, Me. Sept. He- wall, vice presidential candidate the Democratic ticket with Mr. Bryan four years ago, died his summer home, Small Point, this morning of apoplexy, stroke having having last He years of Mr. had tot been Hit, Broad Pipers Han Hit. Broad Readers is ordering Charity and Children stopped. Therefore we arc saying is not backhanded lick at a living soul. But we are to offer a few feeble re- marks upon this subject again lie cause we can do so from an pendent People ought not to Hare up when an editor pub- they do not lie- health for some he was not considered to be seriously I A very intelligent old us not long ago The ill. He en advised by his . Sm, ,.,;,, ., physician to rest, as early as last had km, a and he attended the Demo-, ,,.,. ,,,, ., of it. national convention in July I y, against the advice of his doctor. favor and man by it He appeared lo have suffered would it ill ,,.,.,. ,,,,,, or, sad Wat the summer;. chiefly Small Point when the fa- stroke him. The which attack until death came. Arthur was in in His father for years was prominent as a ship builder and sou iii himself for the trade. The of Arthur ft Company was formed and the corporation now controls one of the largest of American sailing fleets. Mr. also was of the prominent men of New England. For nine years he ; for that very an editor tin a better point of view I than readers, they should at be sure of ground be- fore punish hint. We heard I of tn irate farther who took his .-mi out of sell bemuse the teacher that he must spell with p. And then, dear brother granting that you are right and the editor you should have i Is a man who is sometimes coin- I pelted to dash with foreman standing at yell- for Do you think you would always say the right and president of the Maine Central, and he was president of the .; ,.,., no tern Railroad until it was Absorbed lo he ., by the Boston Maine. Formal, He is your friend not your years he was the Maine He may be wrong but he the Democratic com- u honest; and you can Mr. it survived by up two sons, Harold M. an A was by the government is to at Hawaii, and Wm. Bewail, k who is in business in Bath. Cleveland for Bryan. It here that Richard who was Secretary of The Inestimable Blessings of Good Roads. We had a talk with a gentleman in President Cleveland's cabinet, not long since who lives ten miles j has gone to Mr. Cleveland at from Charlotte one of the mag-j the hitter's home. Buzzard's Bay, roads leading out from the Mass. Whites Defend a September ti. Twenty one of the representative business professional of county came today to see that a eon Anderson, did not like friends if the United States commissioner should bind him over a charge of with United States officers. Anderson has taken out a warrant of larceny against two revenue officers passing through the country, charging them with stealing cane. The officers gave bond and then arrested the saying he Had sought to interfere with the discharge of their duties. The white men of the county rose up in arms and refused with force, to allow the to be taken away without the due process of law. The officers gave up the and came to warrants for many of the white citizens. These citizens came today and brought the with them and announced that the hod lived exemplary life their midst, every dollar in the county would Ire used to see that he was not imposed on, The cases will all be heard next week. city, from live to twelve miles, like the spokes of a great wheel. He told us that the road was completed the people in his neigh- dreaded the fall hauling to town more than any other part of the years work. Then the great question was to teams to pull a bale or two of cotton mud to town; now the trouble is to And wagons strong enough to hold up as much as a pair of mules, as he calls them, can pull. To be sure these roads were built at enormous expense to the county, even with the advantage of convict labor, but they have paid a thousand fold. The city of Charlotte could have afforded to have built the roads for the benefit to the trade of the town; and the farmers alter all are the ones most greatly blessed by them. They are worth more to town than any line railroad in the world would be; and they make life in the country so much brighter and hap- pier. Along with the other bless that will come lo North Car- within the quarter of the new century M earnestly hope the improvement in country roads will be among the sign of nod progress will be able to ride through a in a trot without danger of a broken bone. Every town in the State ought to take special pride in the roads leading into it from every and Children. Washington. T WOO. Mr. is still in Wash- but Instead of devoting hit time to Chinese matters, he is bard at work studying up help hit waning political fortunes and to head off the Stampede of Republicans to Bryan, which con- report- have caused lo fear. He ill semi four of the cabinet on the Postmaster General Smith bat read gone to Maine and will go on an extended speaking tour. Including Wist Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois. Kansas In lie found any store in Pitt Well bough choice any . there it I selections, tin-creations of the manufacturers of services. Secrets- and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring. Summer in sections. Attorney General TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND Cl AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in the forefront of race after your pal ruling We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise LETTER From Slate City of Toledo, w Locus Gouty. t Frank J. makes oath he is the senior partner of the of F. J. business the City of Toledo, County and Slate afore said, -aid firm ill pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and cat of Catarrh cannot be cured the i f Halls Ca- J. i Sworn lo before and sub- scribed this of December, A. 1886. Public Winter. We are at for round. Summer our mutual ad- vantage. is our pleasure to show you what you want and to service, polite will not makes long trip, Inn mil speak wherever Hanna desires, Secretary Hoot Will make . few speeches, mostly in the cities. Mr. you if we can. We offer you the very attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with t well established business built op strictly on its own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our stock before buying elsewhere. us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hats an i Caps, Silks and Satins, Jackets and Carpets, and oil Cloths. Shoes. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- acts directly on the Mood mucous surfaces of the system. Send tic testimonials, free. Co.; Props. Ohio. Sold Druggists, Hall's Family Pills are the General John one of veteran sold eta and an old republican i- president of s lead- bank. Of plat- form lie -peaks severe contempt. . We a few sentences taken Men's. Women's and Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. and Groceries. Flour. Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Scad ts, Hardware, Plows, Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. personal task it to try to in hi- letter of acceptance tome of here sad there. He the broadsides tired at the a inflation by Col. Bryan in f a and be that and a good many it i a difficult one. Secretary The wonderful thing Gage is a speaker, be was the Philadelphia convention ordered to write the answer to the to be recent letter of Hon. Cari dictator. Sow, in fact, I which tore up Mr. Gage's recent illiterate ass, a attempt to create a financial blunder. Re simply gets what effectively, and as soon as he rather what finished task he went for a month's vacation. The contents platform declaration as to Gage's last letter may foreign is a summed up as I said first, . hope that the ticket will be Senator Blackburn intent several will not vote for the lays in Washington this week.; ticket. is a civil fraud Be hat no doubts of the result in and Roosevelt a military fraud, Kentucky. Re said of democratic I ticket deserves to be beat- Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, TASTELESS CHILI TO M per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and Money bask if it doesn't. No other as good. Get the kind Cross on the label. Sold and Wooten, Bryan druggists. A deaf mute may lie ban with a silver spoon in his mouth, and yet some people still claim that silence is golden. One sweet smile or word can make happy some tad if would only them. A report reached this city from New York to day that Mr. Cleve- land will soon make public n letter in which he will declare for Bryan on the issue of imperial ism. The report is believed to have from a former cabinet officer of Mr. Cleveland. Taken in connection with the at who is be- to be for Mr. Bryan, and of former Postmaster Wilson, who was SHIM to Mr. Cleveland, this report has meet ready belief among Mr. friends here. Boston Dispatch, h. WALL STREET ALSO Wall street men heard a tent report this afternoon that ex- President Cleveland will give his support to Bryan. It that persons who have been confidants . Mr. Cleveland were . it According to this report, Mi. Cleveland, who has heretofore de- to make known his prefer- will give out for publication within a week an open letter de- the issue of Imperialism is paramount and asking his friends to support Mr. York Dispatch, 5th. The are certainly in a delightful mess in first dis- Their State committee has officially declared that Isaac Meek- is not the nominee and order- ed this another convention be held is here and fail to sec how Hie State commit- can take down or put up a can- when the district has a com- of its own and until I sec it's right I shall continue to in held as the The majority of the district com- till refute Dr. Abbott or any one else to a convention. Bryan Headquarters for Furniture and everything in j y,,, majority. Mr. We st Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved will also be elected. There already a movement on foot to Kentucky In with Culled States deputy mar- It has been talked over the republicans the plans will be carried out. We have but one United States district in Ken- lucky, and Judge presides over court. He and I have long been warm personal friends. , -i her in Stale and there has never anything to mar social relations mm ween us. In politics Judge 1st bitter and narrow partisan. The law allow- deputy marshals the polls was years ago. but lust year Judge claimed for appointing them, and ho will do so again this In Bryan's to t Stoves Ranges If you want stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which aw economical, and convenient, as well as beautiful artistic, for t he A for squirrels . II trade marks, which is shown upon every stove or Range, and be deceived by worthless imitations substitutes, lead all Others in yearly tales and popularity. Ai Mr. in Dav- squirrels are j The;, can in yard, and over the building almost time. They have eat. ton bushels of Mil year at one lime sometime ago be counted squirrels making for his corn crib. It was than he could stand after them with his gnu two one Hit corn cribs are favorite results tor the squirrels of the This place to n para- for a beats any- thing for tin- animal that v t have Truth- Index, in a dispatch to The New Journal from Chicago, comments at follows on Day parade there. Viewed from a cold-blooded stand point, aside from its beautiful and impressive symbol- ism, the great labor demonstration in Chicago Monday was a startling rev elation of Mr. political strength. II was not when Mr. Bryan and Governor c the political inclination of the individuals composing the great multitudes could be judged, for an American crowd is prone to effective utterance's of orator regardless of l-it within of Mr. Governor Roosevelt when they reviewed the men. At procession swept past I carefully watched the men who , for Mr. Bryan and those who for Governor veil or Mi. I conservatively when I say that four of every live men in that representative pro- session cheered for Mr. Bryan. It a good test and ii fair test. Sold Exclusively by Building GREENVILLE, c. The engaged girl exact- like a stingy in to be rather close. When II to a question of average i- . lake on. you become a maul- he asked. h CHILLS A . J FEVER MALARIA, night Sweats with Robert's Tasteless Chill Tonic at Hoc. per bottle. Pleasant to lake. Money refunded if II fails. Restores purifies Hie blood and makes you well. None other as good. Sold and guaranteed tit the drug Stores of Bryan. Woolen and B ST FOR and fever is a of Tonic. II is simply quinine In a tasteless form no pay. Pries . . I. c. . rep I. . pared , U . lei store. X

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