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i i Attention Farmers I am How offering you one of the c lines of GOODS. SHOES, HATS. PASTS, SHIM'S. GLASS WAKE. PUCKS at very reasonable prices. My line of rs is the of any market are fresh and cheap. When you come to town again give a Yours to please. Jas. B. White WHAT SAY ABOUT Our Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, St, School, Raleigh. N. March Borden, Goldsboro, X. month ago I purchased a Mattress from you. Alter giving ii u trial, I And it the moat comfortable in reaped fur the moat satisfactory Mattress I ever mad. have tried both cotton and hair and greatly prefer ibis to either, Wishing you much success with your Fell Mattress, lam Mrs. M. Matron. after night's it it is all you hoped for In n comfortable bed, return it to we will refund full paid . you not being out c i the freight. HOW GOT If your local dealer does not handle i; our mattresses, write to m for pamphlet descriptive of ROY ALL BORDEN, of etc., GOLDSBORO. N. c. WE NEED EACH eye can say unto the I have of thee; I nor again the head to the feet, have Having heard from my in four days, I went to a i today. Bro. Smith was very tried three limes to get failed. My next chance MM through the mail; but the post-office was nine miles away. A driving a wagon kindly promised to take my hastily writ- ten letter to A few later I wanted to mail a letter to Rev. W. A white man on a buggy took it. As I drove away I overtook a trying to lead a very fat, st cow. I stepped out of my buggy touch- ed her with my whip she gal lopped of to the of her As I drove by I saw her go- to her stall the walk- off with the rope in his baud broad smile on his face. A very dear friend of the man in bis town, a stream in a little boat, with three of his children. The boat upset the four were about to drawn A jumped In and toned out the three one by one. and saved the father, who him lo go up bit store and get the suit of the clerks could The need have no fear I their future iii the South. help of God the while, will govern for the good of ; both races. a. Bub. F. Get a soon. r is made in all sizes con- for home, office and general use. Every with guarantee to lire proof. Prices range from up. J, L. SUGG, Greenville, N. c. Want to Conic A lot of female cooks went to New York las spring and winter. some of them to come back, hut can't. A case was laid before Taylor today where a woman writes that she wants to but people keep her from doing so Her employees she was no account and when place they refused to let her de part. Port for Mayor but perhaps unfortunately for people, his jurisdiction ex- tend only lo corporation its of While Alexander Lewis his two sons were hunting in the vi- of the dogs treed something in a tree. The hunters came up, got their ready, and found the unknown to be infant but two or three days old, still alive. The child had been to it late. Mr. Lewis carried the little to home there is every prospect that it will be successfully reared. In county, Misc. a party of hunters killed a deer that had a human skull impaled on a prong of its horn, supposed to lie that of a The prong had entered the cavity occupied life by the eye, had grown up the bone, showing skull had not been put on There are various conjectures as to how it got there, but the most ion is that animal was and brought to bay by and had killed the latter conflict which ensued, prong entering the eye the The body of deer showed signs of wounds. He was about as large as a two-year-old Stream. Kruger's I light to Neutral Paris. Sept. author- here inform the Times that there is to believe prior to the frontier to Lorenzo Marquee, President Kruger ed assurances from the Portuguese authorities that be would not be delivered to Great Britten. Never- the news his ates profound sympathy in Prance, where it is regarded as a sign be has given up the light, and true democratic newspaper will favor fastening and so on upon the counties, through the and long nursed haired of the south by Me- black if do Into the north that has so recently given examples of its great for Dinah Messenger. Secret of Beauty go See is health. The secret is flat In at in a proper of food. This tan never be done when the liver does not act it's j art. Do you know th is Liver Pills are an lute sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, bilious- and kindred diseases. Liver Pills SCHOOL HAVE APPOINTED THE I the . for Public School County, handle tho designated on the State I the public and can supply what- ever yon need, We alto have COPY BOOKS, slant in. ,,., tablets, fool's cap . i , writing hi lad will . i i ., companion l I I plain load mils cent, l rubber J id j I cent, . e with i I i ml . rayon . with metal hold- In idea wood bus cm-. . pencil, slate pan. ell, pan i an . , n, and all in nice d fl at big tablets Bottle of Ink i i n t,, o White m In s fool's quire smile In Capital over money. The only difference between a physician a doctor is iii the bill. Au icy la calculated to make one cool. Corn on the cob is worth two the toe. The publisher of a paper lives by his wits. Every investment is for somebody. Some people would miner lose their characters money. The fellow ho has a on the , back of his naturally feels sore about It. You can't tell the breadth of a man's mind by the of his jokes. So girl is an pretty as a picture, it the picture happens to be of herself. When a man's matrimonial turns out badly he cannot say he never took his wife serious- i he only time a man may lie ex- for teeth in pub- is he is picking out a new set. No matter what his politico may be. the gambler is ardent of protection, When a man gives advice and it is acted upon, he sooner or later himself water. Great Area are now raging in the pine timber the Carolina Central, between Hamlet and end also on Coast Line near the South Carolina border, Wholesale and retail Grocer Dealer. Cash paid for Cotton Seed, Oil Turkeys, Bed steads, Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Parlor Suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, and Ax Meat Key West Cheroots, Cigarettes, Can- Chi Apples, Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap Magic Food, Matches, Oil Cotton Bead Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Class and China Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Stand Sewing Mac and nu melons other goods. Quality and Cheap for oath. to lea me. famous Barker A meeting of the ON Association will be held Kit- week MM Slate Fair. The gill who up her at sight of a broom is always glad enough to down aisle when she's married. TAKEN TO ALL The average does more for his for money man in it. Durham At Cost. The Southern company has authorized its agents to for- ward fret of charge any or supplies for the Texas, sufferer. Our entire stock Dry Goods, Domestics, Notions, Shoes, Ac. V. M Co New Added. Texas, September is martial law, made necessary by the number of thieves who were preying the dead dying. To add to the horror of the situation numerous reports have been received of assaults upon white women by Inability to bury the dead has forced those authority, for the protection of bring, to load hundreds of bodies boats them out to be lowered into the Gulf. Fresh water is the greatest need, with disinfectants food next order. take tasteless chili to is per Cures and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats grippe. Money back if it doesn't. No other a good. Get with the Cross on label. Sold guaranteed by Wooten, Bryan druggists. At old Marcel Moore store, on Five Points, where we have opened a new fresh lock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats, Flour, Sugar, Canned Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, in fact everything to be found in an up-to-date Grocery. We pay the highest market pin.- all of Country Produce, either 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 we promise entire sat T. F. CHRISTMAN CO. at Five Point PILLS team vi.- eases of or An nM A n pink flow lo BUS m -w per O tor NERVOUSNESS, in say of Om motor f i or I is the for Ml U jag I to the of tat nets, op arid lo th worn-out rooting lb lira to all tot or lo t I our n In dart or rat-aft moon paid. VITA MEDICAL CO. CHICAGO, for by J L -N C NOTICE TO lawyers, borne real buyer, coal fr, nil meat dealers and lb- haw f North Cot laW require you to like out the Monday in year. Please attend to lac mat- at once and save trouble. G. ATLANTIC COAST LINK Hi II I Jul M, woo. I. Weldon Ar Mount Leave ., I , Ar Ar ca AM M t-M i- in, v. it It PM AM u u am r too is it a Hi PM t t AM PM HI Set ma Arrive Wilson Ar Mount Arrive Tarboro Leave II. k j Mount Ar PM A M I'M AIM II II H K AM PM PM j v. i a n n la i it i w o u a I t u i I an I SI AM I CO r h Main 1206 p n i y n. in, It urn H Maxton a in, Hod m, HOM Mills a leave p m, Hone Mill. p p m, Max p n arrival p in at with the Carolina at with tin- at San ford with the Air Line and Southern at with the and Charlotte on Nook i m. p m, la at I CM i m. a K . n, am. at n la ft in, am. daily Train no is, m an I in, ii in. r. U pm. an and T Train at ft SO p m, t It Ply- p m. p My- R 1.1. and Bin day Train on Midland N G dally, ft If a m. Ba m, . fl ft a a. Train on Branch Rocky am, tO p m, Mali H.-i-r am. tin. a nu p m. II a m. arrive a- Hi- If it to. p in. Band J. Train on Clinton am and IN m, Clinton et a a in mil I W B, Train M H . u-r. W ; sit North daily, all Hi Agent J. K. T. M. Traffic M.- REWARD will pay for an; of Kick can with the i ; to it- Live-r 11.1. when the with and air a. con i IS and taken. CO., and HI- for J L S NOTICE TO Having day qualified before the clerk of the court of executrix lo the Will I W. K. is hereby given to all ling the estate of W. K to prevent to me for payment on or the 26th day July 1901, or notice will be plead In bar of recovery, All persons indebted to said are r- to to inc ThU the day of July 1900. Lack A. of last will and of W. K. SALE. By virtue of the Court of county in of W. M. J t- and w petition to sell land for division, will tho Court House In Monday the day tr lot of laud in town of N. C. at W. O. store lot a post on Wilson and run i. i South u o links lo on W. t. line, thence S. and a in Ell line, then o and links to a with paid street North Weal poles 1- links to the beginning, known as the livery F. G James. Thin Aug. NOTICE. In Court. Pin County. Victoria vs. George The defendant above will take notice that an action entitled as has the Superior Court of county to obtain a divorce from the bonds of matrimony; and tho defendant will further take that he is required to appear at the next of tho Court of county to be held on the sec- Monday after the first Monday in Sept. next, it being the day of Sept., 1900, at the Court House in Greenville, N. C. an I answer or demur to the complaint in Mild or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the demanded in said com- plaint. This the 30th day of May 1900. D. C. Clerk Superior Court. F. G for OLD DOMINION LINE RIVER SERVICE leave Washing ton daily at Ii A. M. for Green- ville, leave daily at AI. for Steamer leaven Wednesday at A. M. leave Tarboro for and Saturday at ii A. If. freight only. for Norfolk, New York Urn- ton, for all points for the Went with at Norfolk. order freight OM Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from from Baltimore; Line from on. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. J. N. O. NOTICE. Colin. Id Superior Court. J Jr., Maggie The Maggie will take that action entitled baa in Superior Court of Pitt County, returnable at Court to be held at the Court in the Second Monday after the First 1900, at and place the will appear or demur to the complaint will lie in office of the Superior Court Clerk of County, and the will take notice that if fail to answer or demur to said com- plaint within that term, plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein- The defendant will further take notice that the action u brought by the plaintiff to obtain a divorce from the Given under my hand at office In Green- ville on tin. the 8th day of D. C. M GREENVILLE S. O. Cotton Bagging and always -on i goods kept constantly an hand, produce Hold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. in chard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices an low lowest. Highest market prices paid for produce. PATENT Henri f photo. for BOOK OM VI J. a. COM, IN- Ki A GENERAL LINK OF Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. The One Day Cold Our. Cold la head throat by FOB The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR TO urn km -AT- VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER NO OUR NOMINEES National Ticket. For For ADLAI E. Presidential Elector, 1st Diet., L. of For Congress, H. SMALL. of Beaufort. Man. Sentinel print.- the following about elopement of a young lady well known in Johnston and a young man who was recently a at Wake Forest is said that about fire years ago Miss Sarah Stancill, a member of one of Johnston county's best families, went to to teach near She boarded with Mr. Pack, of that and was seemingly happy with her Mr. Pack had named Jesse, with whom Miss Stancill fell love. After teaching her term out the young woman to her home and Pack went to Wake Forest College. Last year, however, he taught school in Davidson county, near Tyro, and fell in love with one of his Miss a daughter of one of Davidson best ed a license was procured. couple went before a and the certificate is now on record at the Davidson court house. after this Pack took his wife up to bis home Davie county. Miss Stancill decided to take an advanced study in New York and made all preparations to leave for that city. She bad, in fact, begun her journey and gone Bf far as Greensboro, when whom should she meet but Pack. He told her that he was still waiting for her. The result was that the couple eloped to the West and are there. Pack No. is still living with her father-in-law in Davie county. Growth Furniture That the furniture industry is having a rapid growth in the south along the southern railway may be readily seen from the fact that during the past year new establishments began operations. Nearly all of these are located in the piedmont section, where there la an almost unlimited amount of hardwood and such other material as is needed by Ibis Industry. In another column is given a brief re- of the concerns of High Point, N. C, which is one of the foremost furniture the South. At many other places large plants are now in operation, and their products are over the Union. Several Northern corns have become Interested In this section, and well might, for the South has the best timber plies remaining this country, and with Its low-priced labor, fuel and liberal labor laws, offers ex. inducements for n growth in the furniture Fitzgerald Before North Press feel like short I love every body the more than This includes all newspaper men. I love all of of them are more lovable others. Shall I class the of the North Carolina Press Association as lovable, more lovable, and most lovable Or as lovable, leas able, and least Take your choice, gentlemen. baa been said that a man who has bitten by the news- paper tarantula never loses virus. To this hour love to loaf ii round newspaper offices. Great is the force of habit. I read some where of a in a Slate prison who was made to work a tread mill in order to tame from force of habit he got to love the exercise, and declared that if he ever lived to get out of this in- he would have a tread mill of his own. I am now, and have for many years, chap- lain of the Tennessee Press My heart says jest God bless North Carolina and Ten- and child. Carolina is my native State, Tennessee, the Stale of my Virginia, Georgia and California thrown in as gracious step mothers. I was once also chaplain of one branch of the Cal- legislature. But I could not say as the chaplain of one of State prisons said when asked how the members of his Ho-k were getting most of them are under have one word to say to you, of the North Carolina Press it is a word of cheer. The best things are ahead of us, not behind us. an atheist can logically be a mist. The movement of human- under the rule of an all-wise, all-gracious, all mighty God, is forward, not backward. Up here this Land of Sky, it is easy to in a divine government of a God who is good his and whose tender mercies are over all His works. From mountain, overlooking the jewel set among these mighty hills, this morning I looked out upon the wondrous scene spread around, below and me, and felt the glow and tire of worship in the depths of my and from my heart went forth a benediction upon North Carolina, my mother State, from where I he first beams of the sunrise glorified the summits of her mighty piercing the heavens to where the blue billows of the sea beat upon her Atlantic Work Stepped. Because three stubborn, beyond Macclesfield re fuse to a right of way to the East Carolina railway, work on the of this road has In- definitely postponed. Mr. Bridgers has had the con- returned to the penitentiary. It may be these three per- sons are in the right refusing to permit this road to through lauds, but they have certain- stopped extension of a rail- road into a section which would have been greatly A little more of such encouragement and Mr. Bridgers might make this purely a lumber road to be torn up as mini as the timber is cut and hauled off. This be very Southern- Not Wont on Record Whenever there is a drought, a storm or any unusual calamity, es- when there is great de- ion of life and property, we are all prone to say that last is the worst on record. is generally I bought to be the worst of modern times, but memory is short and the record shows otherwise. The Baltimore one of the most accurate and reliable newspapers, says on this Disastrous as the Texas flood is proving to have been, it will not measure the frightful May 1889, when Johnstown and a number of cent towns in Pennsylvania were swept away by a flood released the bursting of South Fork Fishing Club's dam. The dam broke at p. m . and in three quarters of an hour the three miles of behind it, about cubic in all, had drained out and was upon Johnstown. A swath of feet was cut iron works and the principal and residence portion of the town by the water, which rose to a height of or feet. three- quarters of an hour between and bad perished and about damage bad This has not the of the kind Galveston had ex- although it is the worst. on September the city was half sub- merged and cut off from main- land from Wednesday Sunday night. Scores of lives were lost and the damage a quarter of a million dollars. Following is a list of a few of notable floods and cyclone of the past decade. Juno flooded Oil City, Pa. gasoline tanks burst and the flood became a seething mass of flames, in which persons lost their lives. March swept Louisville, Ky., killed; in- May struck Denton counties, Tex- as; killed. Mar ST, St. Louis East St. Louis; kill- ed and 1,500 Property loss, Part of the two cities razed to the ground. September tornado and tidal wave destroyed part of Cedar Keys, Fla., and wrecked many vessels. Many lives lost. June tornado in southern Wisconsin and Minnesota partially destroyed the cities of Hastings, New son; killed, wounded. August hurricane s pt the Little Antilles, Santo Domingo and portion of Florida coast. Loss of life, about The only lime a man may be ex- for teeth in pub- la when he is picking out a new sat. Stale of Ohio, City of Toledo, I Frank makes oath t bat he is the partner of the c, Sept. Ohio democrats In Washington , business in the City of a Saturday algal for the J County and State afore TO THE PEOPLE, AND PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still the forefront of the race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found In any store Pitt County. Well choice selections, the creations of the beet manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Summer and are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We offer you the very best service, polite and the most liberal terms consistent a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Silks and Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpets, and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Scad ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, Stoves Ranges purpose i talking over the among themselves. No report- were present, and was allowed to attend was not a voter in Ohio, and whose was not unquestioned. It would not do to write what was done and Bald at Unit meeting, but it is no violation of confidence to say that those who attended are confident that Bryan and Stevenson have a fighting chance to carry Ohio, and are determined to work hard victory. on the confer- of democratic leaders in New York, several days ago, it was the mist important meeting of democrats held during the cam- and that already beginning to be felt, will l far- There no rainbow chasing, ll was plain talk by who knew the situation in Hie States of which they talked, and by which it was made evident that there are substantial reasons for expecting democratic success this year it there is hard work enough done to win it, and that the cam- is lo lie made as aggressive as possible ibis time on. is frightened about Ohio. Thai is alarming news whispered inner Republican circles. Thai is why is now at Canton, instead of being in the White Souse. In- stead of resting, he is conferring with Ohio Republican ling up plans which he hopes will atop the Bryan wave which threat ens to sweep over the State and which has been rapidly increased by the recent presence of Col. Bryan the state. There is no said will pay of one hundred dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be eared by the nae of ca- Cure. J. to before me sub- scribed my presence, this of December, A. D 1886. A. W. . Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure is inter- acts directly on the blood in neons surfaces of system. Send testimonials, free. F. J. Co.; Props., Ohio. Sold by Druggists, Hall's Family Pills are the Arrest For to a Census Enumerator Col. II. C. Cowles, United States had Avery Williams white, of Coddle creek township, before him Tuesday, charged with refusing to give information to the census enumerator. Williams was found guilty and reunited to give a for his appearance at Federal Court. This he did Wed- w Mr. J. R. Wallace and released from jail. The of the case a about When Mr. D. H. the enumerator, called at Mr. house lo take his census. Mr. Williams was away. Mi. found Mr. Williams in the field culling wheat slat ed business. Mr. Williams re- plied he didn't have time to fool with him that it was no use an j way. After some parley Mr. went on without the information. He reported case as required by law and there is a decidedly j followed. Mr. Williams says feeling among those Re- L, j, to publicans who know situation. ,.; ,.,,,,,. Mr. not only as to Ohio, but to other didn't Laud- which a short time ago were absolutely certain lo give votes lo Me- recognize that the era of haste Democratic tide is rising and if t slop It, Col. Bryan Everybody's will be elected. They are relying mostly upon money to help them, and, notwithstanding all the tail. about mil having all money he wants, Is known that he has more money than he had at this of the campaign four years ago, and that he is making If you mat stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look for the The new census will a pop- of in the United Stales, mostly fools. At The latest conservative estimate places the loss of life in and about which was struck by a hurricane a week ago, at the enormous figure of The property loss will reach a total of more than Reports coming in from outlying districts tell awful stories many bodies are yet Fear of pestilence has subsided, but conditions are still serious. Relief in form of money and all kinds supplies is at hand and the injured and sick are well cared for. Small towns near Galveston need relief and efforts are being made to reach them. Hope is coming to relieve pair, and the sanguine residents are dreaming that a new will arise from the of the old. night seem to be chance fur down to play; office after wealth, off to Europe in the hope fur policemen fur I he car j It ain't if we don't plans that will call for the ; arc, of a larger sum than was no time far rot there paid out iii the campaign of do time fur If money can elect Mr. body's got again, lie will win. The big lists. in ii. the existence of which is at stake, It wouldn't much astonish will see to that, knowing that if L. . ,,., . , i Tins had caught the fever Mr. wins they can make. ,.,.,.,. the consumers the country started back with big Interest all their the the senses out people up iii Mars. I e's settle down more quiet in the contributions. There is a clash between the ad- ministration Minister Con- The latter has dared to graph to Washington that Mr. Me- allowed be gold- country town, discover that we're totally rundown. I'm of modern style bucked when he ordered the Suppose we atop this an American Hag hoisted over a little while, Hung Chang, long known as creature of Russia, while he is In trade mark, which is shown upon every Stove or Range, not be deceived by Worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others In yearly sales and popularity. Sold Exclusively BAKER HART. for the purpose of ting terms of settlement with the powers. Outside of government la the only one i t AND FEVER night Sweats with Chill Tonic at per Building GREENVILLE, N. C. lo take. Money is not openly shown distrust refunded If fails. Restores Hung Chang from Up,,, petite, pin Hies the blood and makes strange that Minister Conger should have something at the drug say about Mr. Bryan, exhibition unusual favor to wards this sneaky Chinamen, lie has, upon several previous sinus warned this government Hung Chang was thoroughly tricky and unworthy of trust, but reason, the Chinese Min- in Washington, who is one of Hung Chang's most devoted followers, has hail more Influence Mr. than the Amer Minister The may show why. Dr. N. c. over White Fleming stoic. B ST and fever is a of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply I ion and nine in a tasteless form . No no pay. Price

EASTERN REFLECTOR S. C. D. Ed. Owner Entered M the Poet Office at Greenville. as Second Clans Matter. OUR LETTER 1900. in Our State's History Recalled By An II.- of this Week. at X. t ., Sept. begin our journalistic lam talk this week they expert they will better Ass, farm hand the is the let laborer for is the he i ;. sad f I i i . d i lie here U-lier else- j where. And, moreover, if well behaved, he will find in the South people, the North Carol with nothing his beet friends From the indication now ii looks Bryan is sure to be elected President. Republicans are doing much talking about the full dinner the great prosperity that is the administration, but we continue to hear of more strikes labor- than have ever known be- fore. These things don't It is usually the case that the first reports of a great disaster are considerably overdrawn, when excitement subsides and calm in- is made the result turns out not so bad as anticipated. However, this is not the situation at The first news of the disaster to that city was bad enough, but as the wreckage and debris has cleared away each subsequent report is more appall- than Eve- day it grown wont, until now the number of dead is placed at while the property loss is beyond estimating. Horrible in- deed are the results of that storm. more interesting than a little familiar State history, which has ii i. usual interest because of an event which has occurred here. Yes- the beautiful new church the old site on the s. w. corner of Salisbury streets, across from the Capitol was formally dedicated thereby hangs this This is historic Before ISIS the held service in the Capitol building, but 1818 a handsome brick building was erected re- use up to three years ago. Before the building of the Church the arrangement was a novel MM. The took much Interest its about 1803 to its was call ml the of the Academy and Pastor of the The incumbents were Presbyterian ministers, except one minister who filled the position for only a few mouths. first Cap- building having consumed by tire and the present building not being State Convention met in this city. pant favors, the church was loaned for the sittings of the Convention. CATHOLICS col HOLD II AINU BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, 19th. The Hunsucker Carriage Co. re- the very do not intend to allow him to dominate them but who will assist him in j The patronage of this firm is get all proper ways industrially and morally. Judge Purnell has decided the regarding the domestication corporations doing Carolina, so that they shall submit to the trial of a fact which will practically make it inoperative hereafter. The South Carolina Supreme Court, a month ago declared the same law in State to lie Carolina law having modeled the South Carolina law, being almost identical copy, except that and other companies were J. J. Far Weldon. Sept. executive committee of the congressional district met here today and nominated J. J. Martin for Congress on the second ballot. There were five U-is. of the but three white men. J. J. Martin, and a telegram Saturday W. Patrick, of Greene, were South Carolina ordering eight put in nomination. The first to be shipped at once. lot was a tie, one of the voting with the whites. sec- ballot showed the color line strictly drawn and Martin received the five votes, while the three whites voted for Patrick. E. A. of was elected district elector. Wayne and Wilson counties were not rep- ting to be something immense. It is just utterly impossible for them to keep up with their orders. A gentleman the country- after hauling his cotton here and being offered for it refused the offer and carried his cotton back home. We thought him very wise. We often heard a bird in the hand is two In the gentle- man's case however we hope he may find the golden egg. Miss Annie Lee Staley, a grad- the literary and commercial departments of the State Normal Sat- evening and has charge incorporated the Carolina of the Primary Department of the bill. The effect of this latter High School. Our visions has been to deprive the people welcome her and It was in this building that made his memorable speech which resulted a change the Constitution regarding Ho- Commissioners Washington , man Catholics Under the Halifax Adopt Resolutions j Constitution of 1770, section was to exclude Roman of office North Carolina. This section was so amended in the convention of be to Mr. r who was a of the Catholic and to that the State. It is said that the Pope wrote Judge Gaston an Following is a copy adopted by Washington, Friday, Sept, nth lit and sent to Mayor Whereas, daring the devastating lire which our town the 13th at one time, threatened the destruction of the, entire business portion of the town letter, thanking him for appeal was mode to certain of m- towns for aid lighting the The Supreme court of state And whereas the towns of Green- tendered the me of the ville. Mount building, which Wilson, promptly responded. ,. accepted and the building so their and de With some changes, the sire to do all their power to as-. with men engines; ex- M pressing their sympathy every way manifesting a courtesy u consideration truly was taken to be replaced by present handsome building. the Greenville Ber- u Fire w Seminary. Richmond, their engine and rendered most the dedication valuable aid in suppressing the ire the pastors themselves ins manner churches most to the sen ices, some closing manhood and ; churches to give all an Carolina of thou- sands of dollars of revenue annual- derived from a number of the leading each year to pay the salaries of every State Official having offices in the capitol the State gains nothing return, the reg- insurance law as the companies will spare no pains to make her stay among us pleasant. Mrs. Mary Smith, of Seven Springs, came in yesterday's to visit friends relatives W. B. Hargett and family, of Tuckahoe, Jones county, who have spending several days More Thin Houston, Texas, Sept. Post today prints a list of names of the Galveston dead, com- piled from various sources, but be- to be authentic. There were hundreds of bodies burned, buried at sea and in the sand, of which no identification was possible; there were other hundreds who were buried on the beach of the main- laud, whom have been There arc many bodies still in the ruins of Galveston scat- along the beach of the main- land and the marshes, they were by the Some of these bodies have been sent miles inland, along small water courses by the rush of high law , known as me , ,, r . . , . . . visiting friends and relatives here j waters. all things into And Rocky Mount to attend. Department bail started men and engines, but was notified State Convention of Daughters and Confederacy win meet at c lining not And Whereas the of m were In readiness the insured and the pub- Several of the best and most con- insurance withdrew from the State on ac- count of the Craig law. I am told that these companies paid hues to the State Dually, which now is diverted else- where. It is understood that the Insurance of State will recommend to the a modification of the Craig law, by which all com- will be placed under supervision of the Department of the State, they rightly belong, with a provision that it may immediately revoke the license of any company operating in the State, if it comes to bis knowledge that it is attempt- to defraud or cheat the people of Carolina, either by the re- of causes or otherwise. The Insurance people claim that the law is unnecessary so far as it applies to companies, as the com- seldom have any law suits of any kind whenever they do they always submit to th and in the country, returned to consideration there seems no long- their home yesterday. Any one desiring to purchase a nice cow and beef can secure the same by applying to W. Parker, of this place. John Sparks has moved his family here from Kin-ton occupies a residence on Central Avenue. Messrs W. T. and of Greenville, nave down to see us this week. Our people like Greenville folks and we believe they like us. A. Cox will pay the highest cash price for cotton seed. Two of our young lady friends in conversation the other day asked the is it that nearly every Sunday you have a different young man escort The variety is the spice of To which the first young lady answered, Hot so with me, I find a good thing I hold to any doubt that number of dead will reach beyond the mates of which has been made by Mayor Jones, Major R. G. Lowe and other reliable citizens of Galveston. not The Negro Caught. Some to election, it will be remembered Courts. They claim that they are that Mr. weapon, guilty, judgment not opposed to the object of Greene county, was suspended upon payment of costs. law, and they do not believe by two He was struck I He was also two other Superior Court. The following case have disposed Price, bastardy, guilty. Ed. affray, guilty, suspended upon payment of costs. Adam Harper, carrying conceal- ed weapon, pleads guilty, suspended upon payment of costs. John larceny, guilty sentenced days in jail with leave to hire out. Ernest Pierce, assault with dead- weapon, guilty, sentenced days in jail will have to hire out. The grand jury returned a true bill for murder against Annie Dix- colored, for poisoning her band. William Peace, assault with the law was intended to unjustly times over the head with a discriminate them but the char by of them and was companies don't understand what injured. The es- caped, and a reward of was offered We have heard ii rumored that one of the fellows was captured in Greene j county. All trace of the other to come Immediately upon being notified of the necessity Be it that for and i; behalf the of i ton, we, their express In Ore of the said towns f ton. Mount and our deep lasting gratitude and appreciation, with assurances our ever standing ready to demonstrate and appreciation when pot Resolved that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the Mayor of each -f towns. t In- by him presented to th Board of and Head of the Hire Department. Resolved copy be tn of tin total pa Ill of lire, Buffering by the loss, iii of building, of about one hundred thousand dollars In value. The Agricultural here i- in of many l cotton grower of All ire h- r . . r- the east especially, complaining of hidden hum -r without run I a,, , ii, . ,. ,., leads of sources, also, it Is learned have NOTICE, is involved In the term domestic They say that it is a novelty in the way of the insurance legislation and may more far reaching than to prevent the removal of causes, lone, Albert Barrett, was lost the most conservative com-j last night, when Detective J. t and i Ml Walter B. Henry, national bank v- territory, the to Kinston, and In jail. They left early for Snow Hill with their oner, where they will claim the re- ward. The hail been shad for several days, n, Carolina m I he legislature, in view of the do and Georgia are now in morel . , .- i ,. . id-ions mentioned will next and the , . , ,, . . . ,, , ,. , ,. . . winter probably take such action . better with money, . , , . ,, , . lip the premises as is best for all than nine last in, , ., , , concerned. years. is based on bank In bl Daring the con lag decade the South will show up as the most prosperous section of this country, unless all signs fail. We're strictly In It, brethren While Raleigh, and Other nuns x. c. Sept. Joel has returned from Carolina towns were where he has Texas i days. sufferer last after- J. Gaskins has gone to the noon, and Chapel Hill I northern purchase his Will ; full winter stock for his new lore. and when his identity was beyond question the arrest was made. He was simply paralyzed with fear. Free Press. Frank Matthews, of Bern stopped over here Monday night. Frank Webb are here on a hunting expedition. Lookout s. the Oil Company the credit list Is its due. It has I to News. what, pray, are to About as much . . cent to many a cit- who given to the Ob- server. cases of resisting officer and carry- concealed weapon, judgment suspended upon payment of com each. Peter Harris and Eaton Harris, affray, plead guilty, judgment suspended o i payment of costs. Robt. Eva . Allen. affray, plead guilty, judgment pended on payment of costs. Corey, with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, judgment suspended on payment of costs. Hardy Harrington, carrying con- weapon, not guilty. Will Collins and Ed. Kittrell, affray, plead guilty, judgment pended upon payment of costs, R. M. Kennedy, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty suspended upon payment of costs. John Little Martha Edwards fornication, not guilty. John Sam Bryant, Sam Allen and Forbes, cruelty to animals, not guilty. Spencer Joyner, Turner Joy tier, Gay, Sylvester and Jefferson, assault with dead- weapon, plead guilty, judgment suspended upon payment of costs. Turnage, assault, pleads guilty, fined Sand costs. The grand jury returned a true bill fur rape against Arthur Flem- and Dave J. L. assault with Women are Like Flowers. and bloom. Sickly, they wither and Every woman ought to look well and well. r and duty, but she might as well try to put out a fire with oil as lo be healthy and at- tractive disease corroding the organs that make her a woman. Upon their health depends her health. If there is Inflammation or weakening drams or suffering at the monthly period, attend to I at once. Don t delay. You're one step nearer the grave every day you put It off. Women can stand a great deal, but they cannot live forever with disease dragging at the moat delicate and vital organs In their body. You may have been deceived In so-called cures. don't see how could help it there ranch on the market. Hut yon wont be dis- appointed lo Female Reg- We believe it it the one n earth for womanly ill. There t as between it and ether r as there is .; and wrong. the pain, top the t . . regularity. Strengthen, an. cleanses. It ell quickly t-n easily and women alone will be healthy sick, l;,. lies at hand, p .-battle n drug nut cc mm HIM. flu t my U a thief something of a It him that he would take most anything, lit- of big, and buggy, and a bale of cotton being among his large hauls, and such things as shoes being among be small ones. For the taking a pair of shoes many months ago a warrant was outstanding for Harrington which not be served on him because of bis departure quarters. Recently it was noticed that he had returned to this section, and late Saturday afternoon Constable J. B- learned that he was In the colored bar room on Fifth street. The officer went there and found Harrington and told him he had a warrant for him. Harrington ask- ed what it was for and Constable Sutton read it to him. About the time the reading was finished the dealt the officer a blow and started to run. Instantly the of- drew his gun and fired four shots in quick succession after the running Three of the shots took effect, two in the leg and one in the body. The latter shot struck in the back and went through the body coming out at the breast. The was soon after being shot. Harrington was moved to the court and medical attention summoned. An examination of his wounds showed that the one lo his Superior Court. The September term of Pitt Superior Court began Monday with Judge Henry B. Starbuck presiding. His charge to grand jury while not long was clear , , and to point, and embraced all j was matters deemed necessary to bring I to their attention. I grand jury for the term is composed of B. F. fore- man, Gray Corey, Ola W. B. W gate, E. King, E. S. Laughing Alston Crimes, O W. May, W. H. C. C. B. H. F. M. Smith, J. J. Sr., J. T. Jr., Fernando Brown, Henry J. B. Galloway. jury this week is composed of L. B. M. B, Faithful, B. D. Beach, Jno. Smith, Adrian Savage, A. R. D. G. Moore, W. Brooks, J. H. Boyd, D. N. F. M. Hodges. Mayor's Court. Mayor J. G. has had only a light docket this week, the fol- Sewing Machines IN USE IN PITT COUNTY. If you need a Machine see me Hooker's store, or write me Jan. J. C. LAMER. WANTED CORDS OF Dogwood AND Persimmons Timber. Will pay from 15.00 to Goldsboro, N. C. THIS WOOD must be round, nearly free from knots, and sawed off at both ends. Will take feet and feet long and as small as inches in diameter at small but no smaller. J. H. T G N. C last report David Royster, drunk and dis- orderly and profanity, fined f and costs, total John disorderly con- duet assault with deadly with weapon, bound over to Superior Court. Win. Grimsley, riotous and dis- orderly, fined costs, total 5.30. Points Higher. Means Cent per pound more for your THAT IS WHAT YOU GET ON COTTON THAT WE GIN FOB YOU. We have just established at Greenville one of the best equipped to be found in Eastern North Carolina solicit your ginning. We turn out the best cotton you can get anywhere but our no higher than others. BRING US COTTON. GREEN HOOKER, N. C. Barrett, affray, guilty. The great corporations which Rev. Mr. all preached to fools express, telegraph and deadly weapon, Monday night. lines of this country arc II. of not o as is Mill-, is with J. Co. promptness with which I they offer all facilities the The merchant with old, shop, , , j . , , worn stork a low- for bight holding p H K. mission of message supplies in doesn't spend Call see our FELTS,. For Summer and Fall wear. We have the prettiest and cheap- est ever brought to Greenville We. are still selling Mir Summer Millinery at cost. Yours to please, others are inn lo lone this most all the farmers are of v Olive mil I ,. . . Misses and M.- ., State, where with I am Back From the North The New Goods are Right Along. As usual My Store Leads in Quality and Price. WATCH OUT FOR ME. TUB KING CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this it so to remind you that you owe The Eastern for subscription and we request yon to settle as early as We need what YOU owe and hope you will keep waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. S. M. Schultz's will be closed on Monday Sept. Holiday. Attention is called to the notice to creditors by W. M. Lang Ad- of Henry Elmore. Horse shoeing by a first-class white workman, at W. O. Barn- hill's shop on Dickinson avenue. The cooler weather will put to wanting heavier goods and make trade brisker. Good time to advertise, too. Put it in The Reflector if you want the people to know what you have for them. Subscription list getting larger every day. The Free Press tells of a Lenoir county man who held two bales of cotton seven years until he could get cents for it. He sold it for For Collections were taken in two churches here for the Gal- sufferers. At the Methodist church 120.45 were raised, and at Baptist church Two afternoon Mr. V. was in the river near the wharf by Rev. J. Booth, pastor the Baptist church. Sunday night the right hand of fellowship was extended by the church to Mr. and Mrs. Lula Cleve, the latter having been received by Rang the When the shooting of the by Constable J. B. occurred on Fifth street, Saturday evening, another ran around to the engine house of the Hope Fire Company and rang the lire alarm. Just what his object was nobody knows, but a warrant has been is- sued against him for it. Great Speech- Rocky Mount, N. C, Sept. Governor Jarvis spoke to a large audience in the opera house here last night. The speech was a very- strong and aroused consider, able enthusiasm The of the speech was confined to a discussion of the arising from trusts and the aggregation of corporate wealth. The tendency of the present ad- ministration towards imperialism and the subversion of the first principles of our government that was Involved in it was effectively pointed out. The Governor was in fine form and measured fully up to his reputation as a vote-making, logical speaker. Found Bead In Bed. Mr. Tom deformed died sometime during Sunday night at borne Beaver Dam township. He was found dead In bed this morning when his mother woke up. He bad been sick a week but was up part of the time. Deceased was years old. ALMOST A Little some Ti, HOWDY DO. Speak to Me, Some Yea MOMMY, Bi MM. real to Norfolk i day. Her. J. It. Morion returned to Tarboro this morning. B. T. returned to Scot- land this morning. Paul who has been sick some weeks, Is out again. W. J. Thigpen retired day night from Baltimore. Miss Blanche Flanagan returned this morning from Kinston. Prof. G. E. Lineberry, of was in town Saturday. Ex-Gov. Jarvis returned day owning from Rocky Mount. Prof. Z. D. of Bethel High School, was here to- day. C. A. Nobles went to evening and returned this morning. L. to Kinston Saturday evening and returned this morning. J. T. Lassiter, of took the train here this morning for Norfolk. Miss Mamie Tucker left this morning for Greensboro to attend G. F. College. Mrs. W. H. Ricks returned Sat- from a visit to her parents at -In I. M. T. of Farmville, took train here this morning for Baltimore. Rev. J. N. Booth left this morn- for Mt Olive in a meet- near that town. of Wash- D. C. arrived Saturday evening to visit Mrs. Hairy Skin- A. H. Gary passed through this morning was shaking hands with a number of friends about the depot. He is now located at Win- ton. Galloway, of Snow Hill, came over Sunday to be pres- at court this week. He went to this and will return this evening. Tuesday. September IS, 1900. Wheeler Martin, of Wilson, is in town. Carlos Harris went down the road night. Gilliam, of Tarboro, is here at court. Prof. J. Y. Joyner, of spent today here. R. B. Jarvis has taken a position with Frank Wilson. M. Turnage came in Monday evening from Weldon. Dr. C. A. Whitehead, of came in evening. R. L. Smith and wife daughter left this morning for L. P. Lawrence went to ville Monday evening to do sonic work then. Richard Battle, representing the Raleigh News and Observer, is here this week. Miss Eliza Harding, of Mills, spent today here with the family of H. Harding. Miss Pittman, of Kinston, who has been visiting here, return- ed home Monday Norris White, who has vis- his brother, H. A. White, left this morning for his home Greensboro. Little Miss Harris, of Mount, came down Monday evening to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Mellie Harris. ll, 1800. W. Erwin returned Tuesday Services. There will lie services conducted by Rev. F. in the catholic church here on Sunday and Mon- day, 23rd inst., as fol- P. M., Catechism instructions church. . ,, , . through tho lot u A. M., Confessions , . . . ., the lire was and and Holy Muss. P M and prayers. A Mass. Au an The census bureau the population of an ire- of the last There was a little excitement on the street early Tuesday night when it was learned that lire hail been found between the wall- and engine room at the John Buggy Go's, factory. Parties living near by saw the blaze among some paper and trash and ran over there and put it out. There was some talk of and the blood hounds at once. They struck a trail and a colored man down on the river, but there seem- ed to be nothing him. He might have walked by the build- There is a public path that anyone pas that way could have thrown a Mated or cigarette Stump in I he trash. Mr. manager of the bug g- says that he does nut it was any lug but that passing dentally dropped the lire. WE ARE Hi-RE And the Goods are Coming Our Second Trip North was a Great Success in And These Bargains Are Yours For The Asking. great markets like New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore have been searched for Bargains and we them. We are going to sell for less money than anybody else. Why Because we buy more goods than any other store in town and get larger discounts; and we sell for smallest possible margin of profit, depending a large volume and no rents to pay. . and Undo sell. GASH Over , the Counter and No Pay. LOOK at QUOTATIONS BELOW. Let The es Tell Their Story. CLOTHING Men the quality, Sale Price. I Boys the and quality, Sale Price, I Boys Suits quality, Sale Price, Men Salts U ft 6.00 quality, Sale Price, . ,. . . ,, . t. ,.,,, Mn, Suits, Pallor Mode bilk Lined, Men Suits 3.00 and quality, while they last AU Wool lift quality now 82.99 These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. evening from II. A. Walker, of the till Tobacco is hero. II. H. postal clerk lie- tween Weldon and spent today here. Miss Mabel es, of came in Tuesday to Miss I Skinner. Miss Faunie of Or- is visiting her brothel Smith, Id South Mrs. I Williams, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. Brady, returned home today to J. J. route agent of the Southern Express Company, was here Tuesday afternoon and night and left this morning. Mrs. A. M. who have been visiting tho family of Jesse Praetor, this morning for Berkley, Va, r. of Raleigh, who has been netting mother, Mrs, J. I. Moore, near town, re turned home MUs Moore, her Shirt Waists, 1.35 end 81.50 at. plain and fancy Waist, while Collars and Cull's. worth inch extra heavy Herman Children's Fast Hose, worth Best Linen Best Feather Bone, nil Knitting Silk, all colors, worth spool.-c Men's Collars, worth Silk Elastic Webbing worth Checked worth yards Lace, worth Drop Stitch Hose, worth Children's extra heavy Hose silk Windsor Tics, worth Laundered Shirts, worth Honey ones, Us Dress English Woven Bad Spreads, i ii to inch Luring, worth Steel Umbrellas, covers quality Cheese Cloth, all Fancy Silk, worth worth Lace worth 81.88 is Irish Damask, worth k I'm.-, I Men's Colored Shirts Collars silk Belts, nil colors Embroidery Cotton, worth Bo. Side Combs, worth Fancy Stripe While per Welted all English Fancy Negligee Waists sets, worth Men's Silk Bosom Window shades, spring roller Batten Waists New styles and Patterns, the 82.00 quality Only left, come while they last. Big Now Store Open Nights Greenville. N. C

W-l I am now offering you one of the most complete line.- DRY GOODS, HATS. PANTS,. SHIRTS. HARDWARE GLASSWARE, POCK IT and TABLE at very reasonable pi ices. My line of GROCERIES which is the of any market are fresh When you to town give ms a Your- to please, Jas. White- THE BEST BED ON Don't Be Deceived. ORE A r SUCCESS OF Our Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, which due to Its merit, and aim our vigorous advertising, has caused others to put the market, which the; are offering for less money and claiming they are us good the ROYAL ELASTIC be deceived by We as arc read at time to com pare ours with others. It your local dealer does not handle them write us direct for descriptive pamphlet, BORDEN, Sole Manufacturers, GOLDSBORO, C Get a good Safe Victor for ii. in Every i i proof safe i made in all sizes con- office and general use, with a guarantee to be lire SCHOOL Wow million Or more, Rise o'er the land. Oh You're up against it, sure; You known the gall Of government Without the consent of the gov- And we tender yon Our earnest sympathy. September is a slob, That's what it is, Or it would never loose the key- To lock the fetters on limbs give your A to boom. What's to you When all you want is room and time To let your bodies have full sway T The up may feel the Of Loon bruins Your work world wisdom Call for stuff. If it were so That two times two were hop- scotch, two eight Or geography were a of the Earth's swimming holes, Or grammar van the study of the parts of a boat, Bo much more gladly would you teak True wisdom walls, Or if the young idea were taught to shoot With a shotgun. How silently you'd When sad September Shoved you school. The grown folk ought to go to school Because do like to play, And you, who do, Should be let run Until you, too, have grown beyond The play log age the of what is taught that sot V . J. the N. ORIGINAL by the Va. r. war. Hope is the angel who beckons onward to golden Those people who want the earth will get it the graveyard when they die. No wonder nails are high when so many political lies are to be fastened this fall. The in every town keep up a turmoil which makes people awful tired. The Republicans will lose many a vote by the working of the Teddy's throat. The devil has a mortgage on every man who makes money his god. The devil has many It is doubtless true that the world is getting skilled the arts lying, stealing and deceiving. You can always be happy if yon listen to the disagreeable things you hear never let a worry make your heart weary. Trade follows the say the Republicans. Yes, they will trade the flag for any old thing give boot besides. It used to be said that a man's word was as good as bis bond, but nowadays his word is much ac count or his bond The world is win- some, the skies always sun- the flowers ever fair when loyal golden glow first fills the s with its soothing sweetness. When we were used to think that everybody was honest and sincere that what they said was ways true. We regret to say that we are not so young now. Prevention than cure. Liver Pills will not only curt-, but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. I Trains. Pointed airs Price range from up, J L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. fa kit, r nil malarial mid ii Guarantee I chills ii. troubles. For tale by and Harrington, Barber ii-t Co., . N. V. BO THE aim dinted DIRECTORS HAVE tires more people than overwork. Hospital bulletins contain the news of the weak. A vain woman is like a street pi mo- she is full of airs. who isn't prominent imagines be will be some day. A can't learn to play the violin unless she has a beau. Now is the time to keep cool. Don't overburden your liver or Talk is rather cheap, but people have a mania for trying to monopolize it. Women arc ever the same. Eve shared the apple with but ha took the first bite. If you would keep your enemies from knowing harm of you, don't let your friends know any. It doesn't is cheap or dear, you always have to pay the same for a worth. When you see a young woman making a fuss a widower's children, it's a sign that if she doesn't soon acquire a right to them it lie her fault. I Cleveland News, tot Public Bo. i on the schools and can supply what I. We also have slant . crayons, hushed M. Wholesale and retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Cotton Seed, Oil liar Turkeys. etc. Bed- COPY , etc. Bed- -I. double-I ill , Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ha lens, -tales it,. Parlor Inks, companion P. Gail o. A l Key West cheroots, I American Reality Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Hoar, Sugar, Coffee. Meat, Soap I cent, n nice table with den Orange, Apples, Nut cover I rent, crayons, with ,,., , Candies, Dried in nice x lead pencil, pen Currents, Raisins, I , rule, all in nice wood China Ware, Tin and Wooden at big tablet of , Mara Copy books to cents Stand- . boar, i. Good an s other Quality I pap. e in mire. Quantity ti see Cheap for cash. Do,; A Smile In Bach. Fans won't be putting on much longer. Blank verso is the kind that is usually on. When a man tells a girl he loves her better than any one else in the world he means next to himself. There are folks that don't read folks that don't Do both you will be better off. There is a good bit of fiction in even a cook book Not until the of time can us take oar e's. It isn't always the careless man who loses his temper. The shoemaker usually makes a lasting impression on his custom- Maude, dear, the Chinese junks not always Bead in their scraps. men gain reputations as breezy talkers just because they are all wind. The farmer who comes to town blowout shouldn't his attention solely to the When a singer is all wrapped up in himself he may as well go the limit and use his vocal chords for string. Hosiery i multitude of shins. The may have a strong pull, but that doesn't indicate that he should enter politics. The most agreeable people in the world arc those who never have any opinions of I heir own. Ho, Maude, dear, the nurse's costume is not designed with a train, despite the fact that there are trained The man who write poetry isn't in it with the mun who can write checks. Children gossips should be seen and not heard. the woman with a sharp voice may be flattered. in taking a man at his When it, leave a man natural helpless. The ind his customer often Indulge in a join debate. The in is too often an inter a lion mark following a touch it natural for crooks to be There is in a clock than pears on the face of It. pawnbroker is the advance agent of most theatrical Two heads am not batter one if they happen to be in the tow ahead at the The supply backbone had been exhausted when was made. The Railroad World asserts that American as a rule, get no profit on their passenger i. it says, in to furnish a reasonable ac- to the public, must a great of its passenger trains with too few to pay the actual train expenses. It must make enough profit on its bet pat trails to make up for this loss and leave a margin of profit besides, else its traffic cannot be said t j be on a satisfactory basis. Taking the United States as a whole, only a little over one fifth of the total earnings of railroads are derived from truffle. A large proportion of American railway- lines are conducting their passer at a loss, while others are merely He riving no profit proportionate to the investment and the volume of With regard to the roads in our own section, we have heard it said that the Sea board conducts its passenger bus at a heavy loss that that of the Southern barely pays ex If this is true as to the latter, then Its branch lines must be poorly patronized, for surely the of the main line must be profit- able, nearly all of its trains crowded. We do know- how it is, but it is noticeable that when a railroad adds a new train, to accommodate business it rarely ever takes it off. Rut there are things about the business that seem odd to a lay- instance a railroad company should pay the Company for the privilege of haul- its cars, instead of the paying the railroad company for this Observer. go gee gs. At the old Marvel us Moore on Five whet we have just opened a new and fresh lock of and Groceries Consisting of Meals, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fruits, in fact everything to be found in an up-to-date Grocery. We pay the highest market prices for all kinds of Produce, When you to sell or when you want to buy come to see us. To all who favor wit their patronage we promise sat T. F. CHRISTMAN at Five NERVOUSNESS, Ai link NOTICE TO CREDITORS. the of Superior Court J Administrator of lb. of deceased, notice u to holding es- present to me duly on or before the 16th of March, 1901, or this notice will be w bar of recovery. All persons indebted to estate are notified to to inc. This day of September 1900. of U this gnat torn SOLD BY NOTICE TO Doctors bicycle dealers real Male cotton buyers boarding coal and wood d dealers, open houses, others; the Law of North Carolina for year 1899 re the first Monday to out license . June each year. Please attend to toe mat- once and save trouble. U. M. Moon is. Sheriff Pitt TAKE ROBERT CHILL TO per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night and Money back if it doesn't. No other as good. Get the kind with Red Cross on the lab. Sold guaranteed by Woolen, Bryan and Ernul, druggists. PILLS Vitality, u. of Urn. a II of fa or and pink slow to LAND By decree of the Superior of I county In the case of W. at. and others Jason ., wife Annie u. .;. for Commissioner will sell before Court House door m Greenville Monday the 17th day of Sept. 1900, described price, parcel or lot of land situated in town of die N. C. Beginning at W, O. tore lot at a post on Wilson and run- Sooth weal poI and t links to a on W. Lang's line, S. poles and links to a post in Eli Williams line, then North fast poles links Wilson St. thence with street Merit Wat poles and link, to the known the livery stable lot. F G Th Is Aug. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of Superior court of Pill a, to the last Will and of W. K. notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against the estate of said W. K. to them to me for payment or W or this notice will be plead la law of their recovery, all indebted to said estate era re- to make immediate to mt This toe day of July 1900 A. of the last testament of W. K. NOTICE. North , , , the Superior Court. J J. Cherry. Jr., against Maggie Beasley Cherry. Maggie Beasley Cherry will take notice that mi action entitled as MM, baa been Superior Court of Pitt County, returnable alike term Court to be Ike Court in Greenville, the Second Monday after the First Monday In September, 1900, at v. Inch time and place will appear and or demur to the which will be deposited in Hie of the Superior Court Clerk of said County, and the said defendant will take that if she fall to answer or demur to said com- plaint n that term. plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. The mud will further lake notice that the said action Is by the to obtain divorce from the mi, Given under my hand at Green- ville on 8th day of August C Moore, am t. in-. NOTICE. Court. par I restores By Of. for . to ear paid. Scud for circular i bankable bond. ears for Lon of Power, or Ice, Um Tobacco, r mall in plain Bl -.-. . .,. or B mm in plain Bl-00 a for our roar- MEDICAL CO. Ma, CHICAGO, For by J L N C North Victor. George named will take notice that an action as above has MB commenced -n Superior Court of Pitt county to obtain a divorce from the hoods matrimony; and the defendant will farther take notice that he lo at the next term of the Superior Court of said county to held on the sec- after Monday In Sept. tn of Sept., 1900, at the Court in i., an or demur to the complaint in aid or the will hi the Court for roller demanded in com- plaint. This the 30th day of May 1900. D- C. Moore, ,, Superior Court, r. O lit OLD DOMINION LINE ISM will pay ,.,. for any cast Nick Headache we can not with lbs list. I ill, when tho are with. They are slid sire II.,; v ,,,,, , no pun. He Boas, boss, IS phis, lie wars Sent by Main,,, taken . and l For by L N C At Cost. Our entire stock Dry Goods, Domestics, Notions, Shoes, Ac. V. I. M Co Steamer leave Washing- ton at A. M. for Green- ville, leave dally at M. for leaves Greenville and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, at ii A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New and ton, for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C, J. J. CHEEKY Greenville, N. C. GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging and lies always on Fresh goods kept en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. W. R, N. The Stock complete In every de I no and prices low lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. mm ion. Mid j. a. ------DEALER IN------ A GENERAL LINK OF Also a nice of Hard ware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. The On, Day Cold Our. by As Mart --H- FOB II W The Eastern Reflector D. J. TRUTH II. PER YEAH writ -AT- VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER NO our National Ticket. For Nebraska. For ADLAI B. STEVENSON, of II Presidential Hector, 1st Pat. CHARLES L. of Carteret. For 1st JOHN IT, SMALL. of Beaufort. AN OPEN Hon. P. M Refutes Charge moderate practice. neither lob- in the last Legislature, nor with its members sub- connected with not to general such as the Constitutional Amendment, the Election Law, I am sure no of the Legislature of 1899 will this statement. During the last three years, I in Raleigh, my whole income all sources has been barely to support my family, although we live My entire estate, belonging to my wife, would probably bell for more than seventeen or eighteen thousand dollars it is by unpaid mortgages of over three years standing for dollars. Even my home is gaged half its purchase money. do my banking with Citizens Bank of this For three years the enemies of Democracy, with evil and vicious eyes, have turned the searchlight inspection upon my life character. In the midst of it all I have no quarters none. I ask none now, but there is a difference between injustice from foes and injustice from friends. The form may be regarded with the latter is shaper than a tooth. My Democracy is without stand i square and for every principle and declaration in our platforms, State and National, and Mr. Bryan, the great leader of our hosts. There is a well and large- successful movement certain pins of tho State to against favor of my certain interests which, though usual- acting with the Democratic Party, are out of sympathy with city, its books will show I actually hostile to some of its J. Falls, N C. Dear I am in receipt of your recent favor, in which you say it is against me, as an aspirant for the Senate. First, that Senator Vance op- posed my confirmation as Collector upon grounds derogatory lo my personal Second, that I am charged wit being a secret agent of the South- Railway Company, and it and other corporations have been, and are now, paying me large sum of money to protect interests as a lobbyist and and you express the opinion, in which I concur, as I am a candidate for their the people are entitled to know facts with reference to charges, In reply, I beg to say that Sena- tor Vance's opposition to my was not based upon per- grounds and no charge against my personal character was made in connection with that mat- At the time of my appoint- Collector, Vance, the other Senator and all the democratic congress- men from North Carolina, favored me. The subsequent opposition of Senator Vance to my arose out of with the appointment of the Collector for the Western District of North The records of the Senate and the delegation in Congress from this at that time will bear out t statements. With reference lo the second charge to which you refer, I beg to say it is not true that am attorney agent, either secret, or other of the Southern road. I have never appeared for that railroad in any capacity. It has never paid, me a cent of in my life, except a made to me as Chairman of the Committee in which was spent for benefit of the party. On the contrary, have appeared and am appearing against It ma- suits. During the last three since I to law in Raleigh, I have been of counsel in recovering a number of judgments II, one of them for as much its three hundred dollars, and now appear of In quite a number of against it, in which my clients claim damages for from thirty to forty thousand dollars. I am also of counsel against it the tax as- cases. It Is not line that I am, or have at any time been, u secret or attorney for or person, nor I am a lobbyist, nor that I have at time been in receipt of any personal Income twin source whatever except legitimately to any North Carolina lawyer enjoying a have not had to my personal at onetime during the last two years as much as one thousand dollars. When the campaign of this year closed, the committee was very much behind. There were a of urgent bills to Ire met, for which I was responsible. I rowed, upon the endorsement of a from the Farmers Bank of this city, one thousand dollars gave it to the Committee as my contribution to the campaign. Painful as it is to do so, I deem it proper to make this about my private affairs that people of the State may see how unjust and cruel are the charges which it is being sought to injure and destroy my reputation. the last three years I have given to the Democratic a year of my time w any compensation, having actually rowed money to pay, in part, my expenses while engaged in this work, and I ha-e also given to it this year more than one-seventh of my I have done this and if my State should ever again into the horrible from which it has res- cued, and again wish my services I shall not answer not now, but at a more season. I have not made, and do not to make any demands the party for the sacrifices. A party has a right to expect, in time and money sacrifices from its adherents, bill no party exigencies can require the sacrifice of a man's character. During the last three years have heaped upon me a degree of slander and vituperation which before fell the lot of any man the Stale I have borne these with pa- counting myself fortunate that I was considered worthy to suffer the name of the for which I was struggling. This abuse has been directed me not as an individual, but I have denounced by the mies Democracy everything done by the Democratic which has pleased them. It seems that these charges made by the e revamped are circulated to my detriment by men in my own party, because, forsooth, I am the way of the ambition of their favorite. So be It, am not the only victim. Others, yea of others, have felt tho mailed band of a which brooks no opposition to the of its purpose, and which, though it was not has recently become In country a power mightier him- self. principles and policies, and more or less unfriendly to our candidate for the Presidency. I have apologies to make o for my advocacy of principles of the Democratic National platform, nor for my earnest admiration and support of Mr. Bryan. I stand for principles separately and collectively; apart of but for each them. I am that my position in these regards is fully understood in North Carolina, because I do not to secure man's vote upon false Very truly yours, F. M TO THE OUR OF PITT AND ADJOINING We arc still in forefront of the ran after your We offer you the selected line of General Merchandise to be found Store Pitt County. Well bough selections, the creations of the best of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring. Bummer We are work for yours aid our Mutual ad- Vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell it otter you the very lie-t sen ice. polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with established business built up strictly on its own merits Cotton and Cotton Good- Bad American. and are confronted by the same This is how make low-priced goods out the high-priced cotton. There are mills this section which have contracts which cannot lie filled except a loss, some of these contracts based OB cotton as low a B and it is doubtful if the best managed mill could buckle and tongue buying cotton at prevailing prices and sell Its product from clay at Its market price. However, the mills have bad a good Slate of Ohio, of Toledo, I County. I Frank stake, oath in- la senior partner of J. doing in the City of Toledo, and State afore said, and said will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of Catarrh be cured by the of Halls Ca- J. Iii before me and sub- scribed in my presence, this day of December, A. l MM. A. W. Notary Public I Cure i- taken inter- and acts directly on blood land mucous surfaces of the system, times, and can afford to run for a Is,.,,, free. , Co.; Props., time v, ii ; . them, at a small loss. They will all. of course, desire lo running, since suspension mean, of labor and if machinery. It is likely, too the law compensation will op us you come to market you will not do justice j apply that there will l a. . . . V ill t. it lien hi ,. .--------- if you do not see our Immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us the following Hoes of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Caps. Silks and Satins. Jackets Capes, Carpets, and Oil Cloths. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. and Harness, Horse and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coif.-e, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. a nut adjustment conditions. Cotton is apt decline in price or cotton goods advance. i- much more probable as ii Is much more to be desired. The crop i- short, the best Ohio. Sold ,. Druggists, Hull's Family PR's are the best. The awful held over us In Representative White, colored, of second i i of this state, If courts uphold the con- amend men move t i New York and that The Those of them who contemplate going with Col. White to New York will. along with him, be interested in the following story in The New York correspondence, Sunday, of a parade of a colored club The oilier night the Club paraded. For the size club, or for of paraders, it bad biggest escort i of police eve teen this town. Observer. estimates placing ii not above bales, and with a only this and an Increasing demand, as the world's population Increases and trade opportunities expand, cotton is more likely to advance ill price than to decline, But until the adjustment above re- to takes place situation Severe Wind Storm A severe fact, a over a portion of Wake and Franklin counties Sat- and wrought havoc. It is from Wake Forest to that the most severe damage thus far re- ported was done. The path of the hurricane was very narrow, rang- from sixty to a hundred feet. The most serious damage was at where the Methodist and Baptist churches were as was a completion, several residences badly wrecked. A woman, whose name could lie was seriously in- by falling timbers when her house succumbed to fury of wind. At Wake Forest office of Mr. J. the superintend cut in charge of the new cotton null there, was blown down and the plans for the factory so badly damaged as to necessitate i-t. The scaffolding about the walls was also blown down. Raleigh Post. Mr- for marked impetus to the educational spirit in North Carolina, it is gratifying to observe which indicate that public in behalf of of our pie is not to I permitted to sub- side. The press of the Stale is alive lo tho importance of the sub the favor with which Mr. cock's pleas behalf of the of the State were received d rated the people are ready for larger taxes for school facilities, we that Legislature will lie res- to the public sentiment. It's duty in the matter lie too strongly urged upon this failure to this will bring with it disappointed Charlotte Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything In We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, Dr. Hunter men and the dram and life Their escort consisted of ten policemen front fourteen behind, and Presidential ticket The country has a larger supply a greater variety of tickets than it Was ever bless- ed with before. An en dozen of them have been placed upon the k co. Ellis, of Ohio; Samuel T. Nichol- son, of Pennsylvania. Ii is impossible lo imagine why some tickets were or object their hope to accomplish. Bryan and Stevenson arc backed political bullet in id, there by three parties, honor winch may be one or two more other ticket ever The list stands as follows up to enjoyed before. Of minor tickets president, poll the largest vote, but Ham of for vice a mere trifle compared president, Theodore Roosevelt, of to the vote cast for the two big and There is my closet. New York. Bryan, Adlai B. Stevenson, of Illinois. Silver Republican William Bryan, of B. of Illinois. Fusion Populist J. Bryan, of Nebraska; Adlai B. St Illinois. Mid Populist Darker, Of Ignatius Donnelly, of Minnesota. Prohibition of Illinois; Henry B. Of island. Social Democrat V. Debs, California. Social nay, of Valentine of United B. of Iowa; Charles M. Sheldon if Kansas. Bryan, Nebraska; no endorse National- Donaldson of M Howe, of Union Journal, Hunter who was Stone wall Jackson's medical director died his country home near to day, from the of a stroke of paralysis sustained six months ago. He was one of I lie most eminent surgeons He was born in Mo- 1835, and received Iii- education there and at He beaded move- to some III medical during to John raid; had tilled of surgery Medical College . r Virginia, rounded tin- College of Medicine hen. He of several taut medical works, bad served leading position its medical and organizations of the country and was chairman of I he historic coin- Camp, of Confederate more hundred, including do along the sidewalks. average of and a fraction to each parader, and will indicate to our bow hospitable a welcome awaits then, in New Ob- server. to a merchant, a m all agent, a professional until or other who depends on patronage of the bare prepared to do business, it will ill be to tho fullest to the people know fact According to the experience the successful men whose have been with the gen- public, the heal way I to this is by ad- Record. Where May The A former heavy in the magazines explains ti- great off In volume of Hie monthly periodicals. He says most of those persons who purchase extensively live In cities and small commit- the cities; and as scores these people read a newspaper to every one who looks he and many others It profitable to do all their the newspapers. Virtually all leaders arc also new- paper readers. Bee- Old. A number of traveling men were in yesterday, and while depot waiting for a train, discussed politics. A expressed themselves having been lo but bad seen their error and were Kl-cw hi in this paper appears to support him in No- the letter of T. J. Jarvis They said it was just his candidacy for the tin-way all over that States Senate. The reader I the tide was turning the Our- Letter You can't convince sonic mar Women the noblest work is man. men arc so they don't like to bear about a run on the bank. of like tilings it Is better to give than receive arc B plugged bad cigar and advice of tiny old of Ibis Utter call not fail to be Impressed with its and the plane upon which place- bis candidacy. Accord lo all Other candidates the same pin asks for himself, and without a word or murmur one. be place- ins can- before the Democratic voters purely upon his own merit. If there is a man in North Cam Una i Democratic party return for services rendered, man is Gov. Jarvis, Always lo of light, be has bis lime and efforts In every campaign for the ask bit Idler reading, and that his candidacy may receive the con- II pie were of tho and would in lone- in I he election. Win- Free Press. FEVER MALARIA, and Sweats with Hubert's Tasteless chill Tonic at par bottle. Pleasant lo lake. Money refunded If ii fails, petite, purifies blood and makes well. None us good Sold and the . Bryan, B ST fever is a bottle Of Grove's Ionic. It IS Simply iron quinine form It's a the teller the doesn't tell all he No pay Dr. D. DENTIST, N . O. over White store. fine

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