Eastern Reflector

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Attention Farmers- STATE NEWS. I am now offering you one of the most I lines BOO, hats, Hi at very reasonable prices. of which is the of any market are fresh and When you to town again give a trial. las. White. THE BEST BED EARTH Don't Be Deceived. fair next week and the week after. A Carr club in Monroe started with members. The ministers Charlotte passed resolutions against the of a brewery in that city. The of North Caro- has ordered work to begin at once on I new dormitory. It will be a three story brick building, will granite trimmings and slate roof. It is to cost Brooks, a colored woman on the farm Lam her l-ear old child in the house and went off. The house caught lire and the little was burned to death. Tarboro South J. P. Scot killed D K. at on Tuesday. had policeman and was going with a knife when the officer shot him. A High Point doctor amputated a arm. The HI told the doctor to make such disposition as he pleased of and the letter sent it and had the skin tan- and made Into pocket book. I he Grand Jury at has presented Miss Harrison, the Science Healer, who is charged with being responsible for th death of Harry Persons by full- lire to give medicine. THE GREAT SUCCESS Of Our Royal Elastic Felt Mattress, A Strong Fortification. i against disease Liver Pills, an lute v on headache, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, jaundice, bilious- and all kindred troubles. Fly Wheel of Your liver Pills arc the fly-wheel of life. I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice. I feel as if I had a new lease of life. Liver Pills WANTED Smite la Each A beard is not one of the ills that all flesh is hair to. People who always tell the are never noted for When pay day comes on Friday t is apt to shake one's faith sup- One of the laws of Baton is that heal ascends. coal to go up. Don't trust appearances. A man may have an umbrella every time it still be honest. When a man hasn't enough to open a bank account it U sometimes he opens too many jack-pots. goes up in price, but still goes down in chutes. The lull dinner pail is seldom acquired in a bucket shop. woman who goes shopping knows what a counter irritant is. CORDS OP Dogwood AND Persimmon Timber. Will pay from 95.00 to 10.00 per cord for same, F. O. B. N. C. THIS WOOD must be round, free from knots, and sawed off both ends. Will take feet and feet long and as small as I inches in diameter at small end. but smaller. J. H. N, is J. W. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors handlers of Bagging, Ties Hags. Correspondence shipments solicited. Ar Lt ATLANTIC COAST LIKE TRAINS Ar Lt U Wilton Ar Lr Lt AM i v which is due to its merit, and also our vigorous advertising has caused others to put mattresses on the market. wind offering for less and claiming they are as good as the ROYAL ELASTIC Don't be deceived same. We emphatic l that they are -Just as and are ready at any pare ours with others. If our dialer does not handle them, write direct for descriptive ROY ALL BORDEN, Sole Manufacturer. X. C. Get a good Safe The Victor safe is all sizes con- for home, office and general use. Every safe toll a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range from up. J. L. About ball Salt lire in the chimney. Salt in solution cures cold the head. Soil in water is the thing to clean matting. Salt thrown on which has fallen on the carpet will prevent Salt u the tinkers when cleaning foals, meat or Bab will prevent slipping. Salt In the oven baking tins prevent their scorching on the bottom. Salt put on ink. when freshly spilled on a carpet, will help re moving the spot. Salt thrown on coal lire when Dolling steak will prevent Dialing from dripping fat. THE COUNTRY N. C. Famous Chill Tonic. and Laxative. Guaranteed cure for chills and fever and all malarial and billions troubles. For sale by Harrington, Barber New Home Sewing Machines in use in v If you need a Machine see me at Hooker's store, or write me J. C. LT I. Mai I. . it Leave Wilton Ar Mount A Tarboro Tarboro L Mount Ar am TH la MM II am a- IS u ii ix m AM PM PM 5- ii I, e in is i u ii a M at I SO HOT IS in. Division Main Urn a m, arrive IS p W. p in. Up m. Returning p p m liar M pro, om GOOD by the Quart bottle yon of better health. liar ft full t U bur Pit rood Johnston's Sarsaparilla and Say known. pallor of and rich of health and for all cl women children in i CO., OLD DOMINION LINE do., I. X. c. An exploring party the discovery of an Held of coal near on the Arc- tic coast of Alaska. Prank a tramp II. of a preacher. The meeting to have held i-i Chicago, III., to organize an Stove Trait was the scheme having fallen through, Three men robbed John which he had saved to lake him to his home in Germany, on a passenger train, near O. Times change ; several years ago the business took his pen hand and now sonic of them take their typewriter Hustler. The in all the rife added an average of a to the living ex family in try, and the increasing on thing you use. Yet says there arc no combinations for this purpose. How much is the word of such a ham Sun. is being made Kentucky for two suitable native gouts, which are desired for mascots on board States battleship Kentucky. The Kentucky is about to sail for the Asiatic station, and the mascots seem to be looked upon an India part of the ship's com- NOTICE Tin- having lab before Superior Court Clerk I'll a Executrix of the Last Will n Testament of W. It. notice i hereby given to to the In make to all having claims pr- the same payment OR or before. 2nd day of October, 1901. or this in This ind day woo. A A. of W. It. SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL APPOINTED THE Reflector ill. I Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks. Cotton, ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. Steamer leave Washing- ton daily A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily V. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Tuesdays, Saturdays at ti A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. Greenville, N. lien- a m, a m. Red Spring m. Mope Mil's a rive r Returning leave. Fayetteville p Di. Hope Mill p n Baa p in. I If p a arrive Re p m at with train at with the Carolina Red Spring with the Spring v Bowmen at i the Air and l with the Urn an Train on tn Scotland Bran Road leave Halifax p in. S. A OH p r. fin. i. T m. M am, II am. Branch W I The withdrawal of Governor Jan is from the senatorial race makes the selection of a senator a matter of less His let- of withdrawal is worthy of the grand old Democrat whose life and labors have been devoted to the furtherance of the interests of bis party, and though now out of the race, he will not abate his efforts for its success in the coining As one of the for Public School in Pitt County. handle the on the List for and can supply what- ever you need. We also have COPY BOOKS slant and vertical, double ruled practice writing tablets, fool's cap paper, pens, crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes Hi., Some of k Cotton Mill Trouble. I N. C, The mill trouble in Ala county has reached an acute stage. Hundreds of men. women mid children are idle as the result Of pasted by the mill own- Mime days ago notifying all op who would not withdraw from the Textile to consider discharged after Hit Very few if any of the opera abandoned the union, and as mill men remained firm, a ma- of the mills in county are either Idle or running with great- reduced forces. I list cud of the in. the order of the mill to have the it strengthening it, numbers of new baring been re the were post- ed. Both the operatives mid their lute employed arc and mined to carry their As yet no disorders have been report- ed If the difference is not soon ad- The Press rises to remark that when Mr. Bryan talks about plans of Mark to carry the election by fraud and corruption he offers an insult to the American people. Oh, no, but he evidently makes the very Wrath by referring to Hanna's Dote any one sup- pose that is raising all this money to be honestly expended Wilmington Star. S. M. Wholesale and retail G nicer and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed- Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor Suits, Tables, Safes, P. and Gail A Ax Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Apples, Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap Lye, Magic Matches, Gil Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Soils, Granges, Apples, Candies. Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Glass China Ware, Tin Wooden Ware, Cakes Crackers, Mac root, Best Stand- Machines, and nu- goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come to see V. arrive in and Slip Sunday Train leave Sunday at a so n m. Sunday Sunday. T SO a I, and San am, k.-Hr II no am. Train en C h. Ware dally. a m. n a returning leave. TB m arrive, at. an. Mount am, p in, arrive Bop II a m. . m. a p m. II a m. arrive Mount U a m. p m. dally if. Train on Clinton leave for Clinton dally, Sunday. a m I p m. returning Clinton at am mi J pm. Train No remade Mel don all North dally, all via Hies Bond. H. M. EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. It. KENLY, Manager. T. M. Traffic IN TASTELESS CHILL to per bottle. Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and Money back if it doesn't. No other as good. Get the kind with the Bed Cross on the label. Sold and guaranteed by Bryan druggists. NOTICE, LAND All person are warned and for- bidden In hunt with Of without gun or i dog or in any oilier way upon I In- land Town- the north f Creek. B. J. II. w L mi.-. C pencils cent, plain land pencils I cent, rubber tipped load pencil cent, a nice tablet with pretty cover cent. crayons, with metal hold in nice wood box cents. end slate pen pan, and rule, all in nice wood box, cents A great wide f cents. Bottle of best I justed or employment secured else ink mi tin- market. cents. Copy to where, of the operatives will for the necessaries of life. A m them are homeless mid with practically moans. Union is taking steps to provide shelter fowl for the White crayons, glow in box, Good fool's nap paper pat fountain Do you know We sell PILLS Realm ad Care Kan of M . , and A. tonic and blood pink to pelt Sneaks U per hot. O PILLS SO NOTICE TO this qualified tho Clerk of Superior Court of Pill a of the of notice hereby given to all person claim again to present to me for duly on or before day of March, 1901, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All indebted to mid are notified lo make lo me. Thia the day of W. II. r. of II in v S. C. Bagging Ties always on i Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every de part and prices as low the lowest. Highest market prices paid for produce. to oar Send f. our bankable bond. IT. your Dry Goods; Notions, Shoes, . Trunks, Ac from , Cash Store. No Imp or i-a. Cash Lino SI; . b Pi of Tot Opium or In plain a our la paid. Address MEDICAL CO. St, by J t N C Store 1500 will pay in reward foe any ease of Liver Complaint. ear with Ilia Mil a I when directions are They are purely never fall lo sir. not lam- puts. . IS pills of and mall CO. Co. Clinton Ill for sale by L N C pins, a ii The Cold Cure. Cold la Scad cured by Kr- As lo children cry To gee Al tho old on Five Points, where we just a new and fresh of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats, Flour, Coffee, tanned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, Fruits, everything to lie in an up to -date Grocery. We pay Hie highest market prices fr all kinds of Country Produce, in cash or barter. When you want to sell or when yon want to buy come to us. To all who favor with their; patronage we promise cut Ire sat r Ion. at Five Point -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE MUM, mil Also a nice Line of Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. PATENT , . model, NU ON C. A CO. The Eastern Reflector mi D. J. VOL. XIX TRUTH II TO PER II GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER NO -AT- National Ticket. For All 1.1 AM J. BRYAN, Nebraska. For Vice E. STEVENSON, of II Elector, 1st Mat. L. of Carteret. For 1st Dist., JOHN H. SMALL, of Beaufort. LETTER. Season A In Politics. At the regular weekly meeting of the Simmons Club last night. Mr. James D. Johnson, the Highland Democratic Club, made a that club adjourn to hear the speech Sen C Pritchard, and this motion was unanimously carried Thereupon t. B. Williams, of the club; Mr. W. Humphrey, the secretary, and the other who were present, over to the court house and patiently listened to Republican doctrine as ex- pounded by the Senator from the west. It never occurred to President or members that they bad done any- thing extraordinary in adjourning club that it might become part of the of a senator, and the strongest in the Stale, After in explanation, Mr. said he considered the ad- a proper courtesy. It was remembered too, that week be fore last Mr. Augustus II. Trice of Salisbury, one the Republican State had post- his speech Charlotte be cause would with the speech delivered by Chairman F. M. Simmons. of the caused a good deal of comment bust night, most of the talk was together complimentary. Among other things, it was said that the spirit of toleration and liberality in politics is spreading in the city of Charlotte, at least. Ten years ago, live years ago, two years ago, the condition last night would not have admitted the compromise effected. The democratic, forces would have stayed in camp, and Mr. Pritchard would have preach- ed to his own crowd. But now, while Democrats and Republicans continue to light under he same old Hug, they have discarded venom and bitterness and whether a speaker talk of prosperity, If be be able and fair, he will be heard, without prejudice, for the sake of the tale he Observer. From Washington. Oct. Echoes of the big meeting Madison Square New York City, will reach the remotest section of toe country, and the enthusiasm there will spread it takes the of the Democratic tidal wave, which may be great enough to sweep the trust ridden out of power, or may just tail short of much to lie de sired No what the result of it will lie, or let it lie what it will, it is admitted, even by such out poor- as that which honored . r. Bryan has ever be- fore turned out in that city to bear candidate; and old campaign- who were there, declare that Molly, the griddle, me down the let somebody pat Soon I'll have her Sand the cabin All on the door L. J. B. CHERRY CO. TO THE AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND The Third Man Found Guilty Ky., Oct. the jury, find the defendant guilty and fix his punishment at life This verdict was returned by the twelve men who were selected to try Henry E. formerly stenographer, being B principal in the shouting Governor Win. in front of the executive building of Frank- January When the We arc still the of the race after your We offer you the best selected line foil on Bra. . . they were astonished at the jury entered the court room, a few and amount of enthusiasm j minutes after o'clock tins morn aroused Mr. Bryan and Judge speakers. It was a revelation have you to New Yorkers and it opened the B. H. nodded his eyes of who have heretofore head. up the papers to the refused to believe that Bryan and said the judge. to carry the them up the clerk read Slate of New York. One Washington Democrat who attended the big meeting meeting was worth a million democratic votes. It would have been an absolute impossibility that town during the of as it has well the following the find the defendant guilty and his punishment at in the penitentiary for is that your the Judge. was the reply. you are now finally discharged and you can call on the , c known Washington that there trustees of the jury fund for your has been no love lost between Mr. I said Judge The ex-Senator tiled of the room and the who was kepi out of his seat in most dramatic trial In the by Boss there was courts for many j ears was at an much curiosity aroused when Quay; end. It was learned that no ballot nailed at the White House and had was taken last night, although I General Merchandise by be found any store Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers America Europe. Seasonable all the year round Spring. Bummer ind Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- It is our pleasure to show you you want and to. sell if we can. We offer the very best polite attention, the most liberal terms consistent with u ell established business built up strictly on its own merits. When you come to market you will not do justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere.; Remember and the following Hues of general merchandise.; Goods and Notions, Hals and Caps. Silks and Satins, Ladies- Jackets and Capes, Carpets, and Oil t lotus. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. , and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Molasses, Lard. Scad is. Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and I state Fall Now In Progress Success Special of 1900. This is annually I he gayest the year in Raleigh and judging all the op to this of the day of the event promises to surpass any of like man years, The trouble between the cotton mill owners and their operatives in county, which, has now resulted In enforced idleness some t-r thousands of working men women, la much comment and no little speculation over the probable re- The operatives who lo their recently Catarrh Cannot be Cured with Local Applications, as hey cannot reach the seal of ease. Catarrh is a blood or con- disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was by one of the best physicians in Ibis for years, is a regular prescription. It la composed of the tonics known, with the best blood purifiers, act- directly the mucous surfaces The perfect of the two ingredients is produces such wonderful results in curing Scud for free. P. Props., Ohio. by Druggists, Hall's Family Pills are the beat. Year Per Pensions. with Mr. It has leaked out that sought to make a dicker whereby the ad- was practically agreed that a of guilty would be found. This morning the vote was unanimous ministration's influence would be; that was guilty. hem the him in his fight to degree of punishment was taken the Pennsylvania legislature tip. On this he jury was and be returned to the senate, and somewhat divided, but finally that Mr. refused to help agreed the life Sentence. Furniture. for Furniture and everything in that line. buy for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Dealing. Your Friends. a Kansas who is touring a letter to one of the papers of the State that ho recent- went into a store in a little High- land town inspected the goods displayed for sale, finding among them the following American pro- Corn canned canned apricots, canned pears, soap, rolled oats, washboards, churns, cheese, hams, flour, salmon, apples, forks, hoes, axes, hammers, saws, joiners- tools, t-races and bits. par list of things used a Scotch mountain says Mr. Donald, give some Idea of the Immense trade between Pulled States and him, the ground that he had troubles enough of bis own just now without assuming those of It is that left and made threats of get- ting even. The tip bus passed in the Inner circle that agents have got the things all fixed that a majority of the electoral college is to lie secured by the same methods that were successful four years wholesale use of money. As a the republicans have exchanged their light for Democratic advices do not coincide with that tip. Hanna's agents are plentifully supplied with cash in all the doubt state, and are trying hard but they haven't got things fixed yet, and they won't get them fixed, if port of leaders can prevent. The Dem know the game that the re publicans are trying to play, and hope to spring some surprises on the before it is ended. An undertaker's business is ad for sale newspaper in terms which are hardly such as to encourage any- one to become a permanent dent of the locality- After stating that he is retiring from business together the advertiser praises the town arrange- much neglected; mortality from fevers excessively high; death rate 10.7 higher than any town within radius of miles; one trade competitor opening for man willing lo put his heart int. the Henry is the third man to lie found guilty in connection with the Caleb Powers, tried on charge of com- was sentenced to life while Jas Howard, tried indict with being a principal in the was sen fenced to death. During the early days of trial the exhibited signs of breaking While Arthur brother of the dead man, was on the stand testifying. rose in prisoner's deck denounced the witness in wild exclamations while wife screamed that had sworn I away the life of her husband. I Later the prisoner became and, according to attending has since practically l -a II is bed has been carried to door of the jury room, where it stood in plain view of the court, its occupant apparent oblivious to his surroundings. for a continuance was overruled by Judge who declared that he was powerless to stop the trial unless the lo adjudged, lunatic. on yesterday showed considerable Improvement, however, and physicians staled that he had re- taking nourishment in the regular manner, becoming normal. The defense tiled a motion for arrest of judgment Can- trill set it for on the 2nd day of the February in. There fore, will not lie until ordered removed to Frankfort jail. mo. Rani If you or ranges constructed upon scientific which are economical, durable, convenient, well as beautiful and look for murk, which is show., upon every genuine Stove or Bang, do deceived by worthless imitations lead all others in yearly and popularity. It is shrewdly f he rich man Dives was the ancestor of the of to-day Sold Exclusively by BAKER HART. have been compelled to cease work in the mills and to the dwellings used by them Bud I am told many will have to re- sort to in which to live and sleep; some, it is stated already are doing so. This mode of life would seem to work B great hardship when cold weather sets in, and it Is to be hoped some means of set- the trouble will soon be reached. The two newspapers at Graham and people from Ala- now Raleigh slate that of the local public is now with the operatives; their right to form for their own benefit and protection is one that ought not to be denied them, etc. The organized owners do not accede this, and therein rests the whole trouble. advance guard of fair visit- ore art all talking about the the primary, although take time to admire and discus- the exhibits, that dots not prevent the discussion of tin subject, which is ably I In- absorbing one at present from one end of North Carolina to on the contrary, the fair i- rather helping along the the names of Simmons, Carr and Waddell are heard on all hands I have found out already the appeals lobe overwhelmingly for Simmons or Waddell, if tho representatives of section now here or even fairly well Indicate the general of things Of course most of advocate Mr. Sim- mons, with Major Waddell coming in the proportion of about three to one. On an average, the fifth man a crowd of easterners is an enthusiastic talker up of General Carr's candidacy, the Carr strength coining from the district. the western Democrats who express their readiness to yield to the preference east, Inclinations, are pursuing proper course. and unquestionably the lo name the eastern If west named him for her. the weal might And the east's least long and troublesome in 1903 when ii comes to the selection of successor, base their to the thing by on a higher plane than and eastern gentlemen tell tint it as would accord it lo the west, Preliminary estimates by the State Auditor show that a number Of pensioners on Slate pension roll, under the general pension law has reached the the actual number being This an increase over 1899 of The pensioners are divided into lite classes, the number in each class for the current year being as First class, a decrease of from last year. class, Increase of over last year. Third class, an Increase of US last year. fourth class, -vi-v. an Increase of over last year. Widows, a decrease of from last year. The amount of pension fund available for 1900 Is of which will be ed. The amount Of pension for each class class, Second class, 13.50. Third class. Fourth Widows. 114.50. In 1899 tin- pension fund had which amount was trans- to this fund by act of the legislature from the accumulated Nothing of Ibis kind is available for this year in favor of the pension fund, and fund is therefore smaller for o than for 1899. A decrease in amount of the fund, with an in the number of pension- causes a reduction of the amount for each pensioner for Let Roll We are to all harmless diversions of the people from cir- to senatorial primaries, so let her rock. Besides, it is useful. We have the word of ex-Senator without the primary folks wouldn't know that an is hand. don't care bow much light, but we do regret lo sec some of the brethren of the press so wrought up over a matter will not be worth a green persimmon to them and which they will get no thanks after It's all over. that is their business and we are attempting lo meddle with It. Telegram. THE B ST and fever is a bottle of Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Is simply Iron am I in a form cure -no pay. fill.-. M FEVER and night Sweats with Robert's Tasteless Chill Tonic at per bottle. take. Money refunded If it tails. Restores petite, purifies the blood and makes you well. None other good. Sold guaranteed the drug of Bryan, Woolen and Building N. C. The new music played by Band Is the our have heard. The kind glows better all the tin. . Dr. L. Jambs, . DENTIST, Greenville, N. c. Office over Is Fleming store. .,,.,

the Post Office at N. as Second Class Mail Hatter. MM. Hi I I lieu the wan I Slate April, will to We hear about Malt. W. believe that if the gallant old as a proper means indicating know that the Masonic Hall School the of Democratic voter It the full in hoped by the most United State to its founders. Sixty the present are enrolled; the music Marion the people of department nineteen; seat presumed to he. the Hall is occupied, con- with some to exceptions, a larger enrollment solid for Jarvis. and desired. race he would sweep North like ex Senator were to come out in appeared. The trustees are highly as a candidate, the Democrats of at the efficiency Pitt county were ready lo cast of the teachers, and the quality of ballots for him. Not one was the work that is and anxious for his than tin- teachers express themselves as tubs correspondent. was with the general him, last and always, against of the pupils and the the world, for Senator or for any harmonious mi going of the school A new magazine that has just made its appearance is The World's Work. Page Co., New are publishers, and Waller H. Page, a North editor. We have the copy and it is a truly publication. Besides its beauty in appearance, it is Idled with the choicest matter of the time richly illustrated. It sells for a copy or a year. Charlotte already the leading newspaper in North has made a new set the pace for in lead all competitor-. Sunday's issue of the observer announced it would appear day in the week hereafter, there being a reg- on a- well as all other days. It la the first North Carolina to make this departure. As the will have to work a Sun-lays get out this Monday morning pa- per, not in our heart to con it upon this for, of what custom else- where may be. the fourth com.- thing else he desires. his from work. On Tuesday afternoon sonic of the Senatorial in a strong, the trusties and other vis- manly communication which as- the school and after a brief, presses worthy of its appropriate address by Col. liar- author his each was porters must now to of neat badge the three remaining candidates, Ired and blue, inscribed, Hall School. N. with the wide em- in the Col. felicitously told the pupils that the political world men were know u by various badges that hence forth the members of this school are also to be by a badge to wit Hon's F. M. Simmons, -V. M. Waddell or S. Carr. of the three named will probably be North Car- Democratic Senator. They ale all Democrat, North will lie sale with her destiny resting in the of of highest honor, and this i is . more a known and more not intended to detract anything , widely any other in the from the private whole world, either, Mr. Waddell or Mr. The trustees are also much Simmons, but simply lo advocate the promptness with which the candidacy of Julian S. nearly all bills have been paid; Carr. with such ready cooperation Can has and appreciation on the part of to every interest of North Caro-1 the public, that the per Una. A a private citizen fie has success of the school is us- given bis time, his talent and bis This week closes the see- money, to advance any interest, month of the school, and as i political, religious, educational, soon as the report can be made out commercial or social, in North trill publish the Carolina, -here it shown honor roll, that is, all pupil who to him to he nuke a general average of ninety- He cannot be said to be an live and upwards. This will beau has not been repeal, d of the money it will but it cannot be and there might be danger In bring to him in the a salary, reached where the general grade i-. it. Ml the same financially above such a Las been lowered by . ,. . .,,. motive. He has be want lo absent or marks. Parents congratulate the Observer upon , , tin in see SUN World's Progressive Shows Mu Trained An- Exhibition Largest, richest and best Cent Show earth. Now their Ninth Season of continuous success, present to their mil- lion patrons aggregation is in all essential features absolutely new to end. Is as superb quality as immeasurable quantity. The only big show to reduce the price of admission to which includes a seat for every visitor. Kate Thursday, Nov. 1st, 1900 N. C. Women suffer- from female troubles and weakness, and from irregular or painful men- ought not to lose hope II doctors cannot them. are busy 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 i ill-- true OUT provided by Mature for all female troubles. It is the of a of the highest standing, who devoted whole Ufa to the Study of the dis- till. to our moth- wives and daughters. of soothing, healing, strengthening herbs sad vegetable, which been pr by a kindly Nature cure irregularity in the menses. tiling the Womb. Headache and Backache. In fairness to herself and to Brad Female woman to give it a trial A Urge bottle will do wonderful amount of Sold druggists e I I the Regulator Co., Marshals for the New Bern Fair. The following have been pointed marshals for New j be Senator, be baa -aid it in i 111.111- being a prosperous, and nm,, 11.- ;. be d more for the good of Carolina as a of the States Senate than he can as a private citizen, He has always shown to 1.1- in line with tin Democratic on every or Na- and if elected he will in the to it their children are at School everyday and promptly on lime. This thing of prompt lies.- is for important than the average i aware. Other things be- equal the pupil that U lit sellout every day and present at every recitation will attain the highest states Senate stand scholarship, and what hi more 1111- fol North Carolina, and represent her interests in that body Baa Item Hi- i opposed In fighting with- in the Slate bad a chance to unite with make self richer be i Hen, Carr. Vet he baa said has tell that the trust power is an mi- though he has bad he with in bands and no. II form habits promptness, industry that will be of incalculable value in all after work of like. When Did We Divide Kl paper, Kin mu I want t motion to your that in the consideration of the selection of a lo take the place of Butler, person- as nave been the custom some to engage entirely dim and in easting our vote in the primary let us have consider ill personal and Influence of the man for whom we vote, for hi- Illness a in tie Sates Congress from North Caro- Can we ourselves above these petty, spiteful lions ins than comparing can- w the Bible seats we want them in lied and exalted the cent ad the intrepid Vance, 1- records of year-in are em- the of nil The seem have narrow- ad practically lo Sim oil and Cur. Let US not oppose Mr. because, perchance, some over ardent admirer of Mr, has Inadvertently Infringed i u the ninth commandment, but rather let HI stop and reason from our minds any that have found there and draw n from an unbiased mind a patriotic- heart. And, vice versa. and Mr. Carr are both good men. since only one of them can be elected, I am Mr. Simmons, not, how ever, solely because be so and it the two lust campaigns, because lie has higher will selves fell for good and glory of North in the ,,, Senate of the United State, I teal with grateful of my reason than from . . ., . . I the point view, at the ,,. Mr. is the man the place, O. L. AND in s I NOTES. X. C, Oft, 29th, Fair, Nov. 13-17, by Chief marshal The A. G, Cox Mfg. Co., though j The p,. are forward to a very- ping all farming time the social world at for a Gum, in their mammoth the old still offer to the public such inducements that lie Cherry, Jr., ed by any other factory of its ChM, While. C. T. II To lie convinced, it is only owes-1 W. H. Hail, Jr., N. to give a trial. Patron . T. M. Hooker, J. J. them once ever and ever Laughinghouse, Jr., afterward they ill be your favor- Wilson i. V. The Association the Wood, Dr. H. M. Baptist church opened J. H. Webb, session yesterday by elect- S. B. log C. M. . tor, and J. B, There are ministers and delegates present. The congregations so flu been quite large, many visit distance being in attend- Much is and everything points to a very successful The minuter I and gentlemen delegates are a line, and intelligent looking body of, men. and the ladies, always nice. are exceedingly so on Ibis ion. One of the feature The next Fall New Fair will be held Meet rest November 12-17,1900. It will be the Greatest Exhibition of d Products of our State ever held. Every has augmented, the Program of has made to embrace only the very latest and beet attractions. A Double Balloon Ascension and Parachute Leap will be made eve-y day by two of the Most Celebrated the World The Vaudeville Attractions will include everything is C-to- date. Daring Acrobats, Tumblers Performers, the very fan Clowns ever seen the fair grounds. Splendid orchestras The best most exciting racing ever North is insured. The large purses, aggregating will be hotly contested for by the speediest trotter runners the turf. Wild and domesticated animals will be exhibited natural tale a whole of them. Au immense will contain the specimens of truly interesting exhibition. The fish, oysters game exhibits will be greater than ever. The fair is to be made a great of the Tar Heel art, nature industry. Do not miss it. F. M. Simmons will formerly open the fair November 13th. A great many other distinguished will be present. All the railroads steamboat will cheap excursions Send for premium list or other information to GEORGE GREEN, Secretary. NEW N. C. have a new well selected stock of and have secured the services of Mrs. Ella Greene, as for this season. She is a trimmer of long experience I will guarantee to customer pettiest Hats at the Prices offered. Infant Caps and a Specially. Dress Patterns Fashion Books. 10-1 m. Killed in a II i e of your readers, for one, Would like to know when North Carolina divided, to that one Ben j. n make laws for tin K. I, and another for the West. I have not found any one Dial seem i know, If any of readers es know let me tell Gen, tan- baa many friends, those who love him, will vote him mil a- an Eastern Senator, but a a representative of the whole of North Carolina, and when Senatorial can is to be voted for from Hie U.-l me going hi Vote choice a Western man. Ax Curd Wilmington, V. Oct. Colonel A. M. Waddell gave tin- follow lug To the Democratic Illness in my family absence from Stale, me from keeping mi appoint- to speak lo Hie people ill is now too lat out AMI IN WASH- N. C, We were glad to see our old friend. A. J. Smith, of Hyde county, Sunday last. Hill is building an addition to his residence Baal Second street. Capt. Hill, of the cam Tar is attending court at a-a witness in a ease In which the W, It. i. i-sued by a preacher, on ac- count of hi-gelling overboard i Hell Haven. Spencer are progressing finely on rebuilding their store. A. Latham tea persona on Lord's day mar the Campbell mill. They were part of the fruit of the Held In Rev. J. I. Waters. There were additions in all. The, K. Latham, of Norfolk, has been some days on a to bis mother, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Capt. Simpler. The powers that be, their paternal oversight the of beds over the sidewalks, were in- sheds bad lo down. Ill rainy we shall have no bulling place and will be compelled to cease blocking the and I persons on i in pass down side walks. Now if they power- be, at a make new appoint men n or to ,,, , , , K . , . ,. .- , ., nail look at such situation, I therefore i . i, lake up from the into con- , ,,. , ,, . r, ., tO lit II Oct. a -Indent at died this afternoon of injuries received football yesterday after- noon The second elevens were playing a practice game and Price, who left cud, attempt- ed to stop interference and fell, his head being partly under his lib. . a,, . body several players fell on yesterday were school I of him. Prices spinal cord children, who marched a body; was and the lower part to the church headed by the leach-1 of hi body He was of the of .,,. High IVan seventy live and one It certain looked nice. he debating society High is finely. To make the exercises more mg, men in and around low M wilt once every month dis- miss some subject selected by the i direct- is of the society. Mr- wife Of bun- j died last and buried She was a most estimable lady. A. A of Greenville, was lure yesterday Carr button-. We are all down here. for are preachers a ml delegates in and like of was never seen The old low n is alive. Mrs, Jeremiah, of our city, spent last Saturday little town. Mrs L. GRIFFIN. Higher, Means It Cent per pound for your COTTON Ne m Fresh to Eat. Buckwheat, Flour, of Meal, Hominy Crack , -i ill I have WELDON FAIR October 30th, 31st and November 1st and 2nd, 1900. THAT IS WHAT YOU OR ON THAT WE GIN FOB YOU. We have just established at one of the equipped Gins to he found and solicit your ginning. We turn out the cotton you get anywhere but our charge are no higher others. COTTON. HOOKER, N. O. WE THE OF Pattern TIPS, FANCY TO CALL AND ON NOTICE AND to serve, Misses ERWIN S 10-301 VI bless Specially regret I the in front house, as it will up practice by a lot of nights. THIS I NORTH Exhibits, Fine Kai-ii. Free Wild West I teat of Music, every kind of amusement. You can't to miss this groat Fair. Everything will be full mid complete. AND BATH ON Come to the Big Weldon Fair. T. L. W. H. H. N. C, THE A COMPLETE OF General Merchandise from which to make their purchases. at all times a full line of Clothing, Dry Goods, Groceries, Tobacco, Farm Implement, In anything yon your household or your farm I can hi -I. at Bottom Prices. I buy All Kinds of Country and I highest market prices I'm same. I your pat- will treat you right every lure you come to You'll Catch Cold If you wear Summer-weight under wear this sort of weather. weather is the best we have. It reminds you daily that a change from Summer to Kali weight would add to your comfort. No matter whether your taste turns heavy cotton r light wool. No matter whether you want to pay or a garment. We have the Underwear In All Grades and Styles. It remarkable how much we sell still not so remarkable either when you see the superiority of our goods and note the reasonableness of our prices. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR The following have been t , sent lo out of town NOTICE. I Mr. and Mis E. If there CROSS request at the in the margin of this it of their daughter so to remind you that you owe for and we request, to settle a early as . . We need what YOU tilth owe and hope you will not at eight o'clock, at keep us waiting for it. Greenville, North Carolina, This notice is for those who; mark on their paper. LOCAL Not Halt Had We heard of a gentlemen from DO. I Some Speak H Me. Some to morn for Wilson. thin for Mis. Harry Skinner left this morning for Norfolk. Claude King came in from J. H. St., home evening Mis. returned I evening from a Mis. left this to visit her daughter. Sam Flak went to evening returned morning. M. H. Saturday evening and returned this morning. I Kev. II. to Saturday evening returned Sunday evening. of who ha been a few days here left Ibis Mrs. K. E. Lea, of who has been visiting Mrs. C T. Mun- ford home today. Mrs. W. It. Smith returned Sat- from a to her mother Mart county. Mrs. W. F. returned home Saturday evening from a visit to western part of the State. B. Satin evening from north where be bad been to purchase his day stock. Mi-s Addie of Ayden, who has been Mi-s Martha Dudley, returned borne evening. N, s. of Washington, I came in Saturday evening. Mr-and I Mrs. returned U Ibis morning. who was Moderator of recent Presbytery here, and remained Ibis morn log for Henderson. Judge A. I. Mono and Mis- Moore Ibis from Wilson whew be bad been holding court. Judge us the jury mistrial of case. ID YOU THE WE SOLD Dry Goods Only If so, you are wrong. We carry the Largest Stock of any house hi upper door our store is just and Carpets. you or odd can want, whole suits John Sherman fend. Washington, Oct. 22.-Hon John former Secretary at his K street morning at MB o'clock. end came peacefully. the lion Skinner spoke the Court Tuesday bad a large crowd out lo bear him. He made a flue speech was frequently applauded. His arraign- of th was simply unanswerable. Band and made good music. J. It. Fender, of came down Saturday evening and spent another town, who was in Green-1 Sunday W. L. lie ville for the time in and Mr. who been years He remarked Mrs. bad beard much of improve- j men. going on but did , to see half that had greeted; x. went to bis eye. is the way here. Monday evening. J. B. Williams left morning Greenville make much noise over what she is and when people come to look at us are forced to exclaim half had been told of our progress. Saturday afternoon brought to Greenville a pretty lady named Mis Daniel, of Scotland Neck. She met at the by Mr. for the fair. Z. P. Vandyke returned Mon- day evening from N. II. went down road inlay evening and urn this morning. We can lit up any room ill your Bargain Prices. id f Di- ii are daily Miss daughter, left Ibis morning to attend the fair. Mrs. C. T. and little son, Charlie, left morning for fair. The young man had v h Court. bad following cases hi court since last Hugh Sheppard, riding manner, pleads guilty, William Richard and disorderly, fined and half costs each, total MM, Weeks Clark, drunk fined penny and costs, Marriage- Last week Register Heeds T. Moore six marriage license to the following WHITE. 8.0, and Dan- George May and Sam Obey and Williams. Belcher and Corbet t. John and Per- kin. Alex Margaret S. Collins. previously had an with Register of Deeds T. It. Moore and had a marriage license carefully folded his pocket. The couple at once to home of Maj. U. Harding, Justice of Peace, near depot, in the presence of a few witnesses they were man and wife. Borne of the representative lo Stale of I laugh- which meet here this week arrived, Tuesday even In,. The Show Is Coming The show the season will visit Greenville on Thursday, Nov. 1st. Surely item of news will please the young folks, child the older ones also. Sun World's Progressive Is bas a standing record for presenting a good performance In one big ring, the good old style. Sun Bros, run their show strictly on business and moral principle. Nothing is permitted lo appear will mar the ore of skeptically ed. Neither the army allowed to follow this or- Fifty great Kb- will appear at every per Fully two hours half of enjoyment is for which is sure- within menus if everyone Let all attend. Afternoons lit o'clock, at o'clock, K. II. and of passed this morning for the fair- WOO. C. L. Wilkinson left morn- for Mis of Ayden, i vis H. L. Coward. Mi's. A. V. Johnson left Ibis morning tor Neck. Rev. H. B- Clayton is spending I days with B. A. Jim Moore left this fa Raleigh to take in the fair. Post master J. J. Perkins return- ed evening Williams left Inn for Haleigh lo visit his Mis. Rush, and attend lair. Hr. W. H. left ibis morning to spend a day or two bis old home and lake in the fair. Wash returned day from He the fair was well and us ever. 18,00 0.00 Buys Suits Buys Suits s on, and , , St Men Suits tin Suits Men suits the 8.00 and 3-00 while ii and quality, Bale Prim, ;. I . ii is, Tailor silk Taffeta Una tin- All quality now These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. worth at. plain and fancy Linen white and ; J extra unbleached Hose, Best So Real color . Knitting Bilk, all worth Webbing worth silk sill,, worth Cheeked yard worth y Honey good lie Woven side Combs, worth While Lawns. per pair. all colors . . Cretonne . coven . t Toe -v . . worth lire-Sale, ii-, Del ii , , g ,,. ,,, Winder lies, . el box Fancy Fancy Pin, worth I Window Shades, roller lit Shirt 1.20 silk Belts, all Lining, worth Col ton, worth and . N. style and Patterns, 1.00. ST left, come while they last Freak sage at S. M. Horse Wins- Mr. W. H. Hall, leeched I from Tuesday, that bi mare bad won heal in race the fair, time awarded New Open Nights. Greenville, N. C MM

Attention Farmers I tin now offering you one of the most complete lines of GOODS, SHOES. HATS. and a very reasonable prices. My line of GROCERIES which is the of any are fresh and cheap. When you none to town again me a trial. Jas. B. White. THE Don't Be Deceived. NEWS. la The Moravian Home church, will be years old next mouth. The will the event on November Mil. and nth. A special term of the Superior Court of Greene county will begin on Monday the 10th day of for the trial of civil cases only. Judge Moore will preside. is suffering from a queer kind of vandalism. Some- body is going around boring small holes trees blowing the to prices with The public is indignant. Mrs. Charily Bowers, who lives i- years old and is still She still does her work about the house and has the mother of , sixteen u November Mr. Charles i. Parks, of to, will be married in N. C. to Mrs. Kale S. of torn, formerly a Miss Mr. Parks is a retired merchant, done business in for many Poet, Perfect Health. Keep the system in perfect or- by the occasional use of Liver Tills. They reg- the bowels and produce A Vigorous Body. For sick headache, malaria, constipation and kin- diseases, an absolute cure Liver PILLS WANTED YARD. SUCCESS OF Our Royal, Elastic Felt Mattress, which is due to its merit, also our vigorous advertising, i others to put mattresses on the market, m they are offering for Its- and claiming as good as ROYAL ELASTIC be deceived same. We deny they are as and arc at any time to com- pare ours with others, your local does not handle them, write direct for descriptive pamphlet, ROY ALL BORDEN, Sole Manufacturers, GOLDSBORO. X. C. Get a good Safe lie Viet r safe i made in all sizes for home, farm. and general Every Kale I with a guarantee to be proof range Iran up J. L. SUGG, Greenville, X. C. con- use, lire It is going the press It lie . I. A. of his wife and child i i that The truth of the matter is. Rev. Mr. several weeks ago for I. then a report reached Hill he had killed his daughter in that city. Later the report was ed. Kinston Free Press. Wilbur a young man of Mills y was found dead the woods no his home Wednesday morn He hail left the house about an hour before ins body was Death had occurred only a short to the Boding of the as ii was still warm. Al Laxative, Guaranteed cure chills , and all malarial an bill it tr For sale by Harrington, Barber and 8-an Hie, X. C. Texas Storm Washington, statistician of the Department of Agriculture completed but In- of agricultural sit- nation in those counties In that were visited by West hurricane of September 8th. area under cotton in the which serious damage resulted from the storm was proximately acres, with promise on September 1st of a . crop of about bales. The reduction of the crop is estimated at about bales, or 10.6 per cent. On a basis of per bale. the amount destroyed would sent a value of of the damn buildings, machinery, etc, the to- loss may estimated at should be Mated that all the counties visited by the storm were Included la the crop report issued October Francisco, Oct. Sherman, which has rived here from the Philippine,, is practically a ship. On board the vessel are deal. insane, sick col vales- cent soldiers and civilians. The transport has been sent to Most discouraging reports are brought from the East by the physical wrecks who have come home in the It is staled that the hospitals at Manila are overcrowded with the of bullets and disease. Fully soldiers now lie on the cots in the hospitals and many of these will die before can be placed on board transports to brought home. Added that the transport Mandela now on ill way lo Ban with All of are shattered ill mind body, many of them being vie- insane from the edicts of climate. Most Of then will never recover their reason. The transport Logan left Manila las Tuesday. It carries sold- all of whom are sick many of whom arc bordering on insanity, ll is thus with every transport that leaves Hardly enough ships be to carry I lie of I be Campaign against the Filipino,. by Severe trials in the fields, soldiers become demented day after day, and re ports say, are obliged to be watched for fear they will do harm to themselves and coin rules. CORDS OF Dogwood AND Persimmon Timber. Will pay from to 10.00 per cord for same, F. O. II. X. THIS WOOD must be round, nearly free from knots, and sawed offal cuds. Will take feet R feet long as small as inches in diameter at small end, but no smaller. J. 0-7 I'm. N. C ATLANTIC COAST LINE IN I Kill I. TWAINS ix J. w. co. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors handlers of Hugging, Ties and Hags. and shipments solicited. DATED Ar I. -A i Soul l. .; U U II A I- 1- in. At Lt i,. .- , Lt ; a am at a a am ii, m am II IS tat u at f 5- SO SI PM AM I Sol i a III is FM . AM PM Si ill New Nome u. Machines IX IX t V If you need Machine see me at II. Hooker's store, or write me j. c Tin- lbs i Pit Will an of W. it, is to Hi. in pay- lo tin- sad nil man on or baton the but of October, loot, or ill in- in Thu A A. of W. n. liar Lt Lt Wilmington Lt i.,,; Wilton Ar Mount Lt Mount Ar AM It tr PM SI ii n PM A'S I K in e it M AM PM AS I IS t N II SI HOT m A N I H t n n i, is i so m is or if lithe above is not a horrible arraignment of warfare this government is carrying on In the Bast, we are at a loss to know what to call it. To satisfy the of those who are domineer- this government, we are not earning an unjust war slaughtering a people we have no right to molest, but are also sacrificing thousands of our own men for naught. It is to the ever- lasting shame of States to tat in u is a. s o e for Public School Books In in ;,. designated on the Mate in for the public and can supply what- ever you Deed. have COPY ROOKS, slant and vertical, double writing books fool , cap pens, pencils, slates, crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes etc Some of fa B pencils cent. plain lead pencils l cent. robber tipped had pencil cent, ;. nice with pretty cover l cent, crayons, with metal bold- in nice wood box B load pencil, slate pen Ml, and pen, and role, all in nice wood box cents great big wide tablet cents. Bottle best ink on the market, B cents, Copy books .-, to id cents bite crayons, gross in box, cents. Good fool's m paper cents fountain gen The Progress. lie Ne York is much impressed with the rapid tie th cotton industry of the South. It says; Thai section has now spindles In active and during the present year will bring more spindles Into play, closing year with some spindles, Since o the progress tuts bean boll, in growing and in the cf cotton. In other also the progress has been phenomenal, steal copper and mining, baring, cotton seed oil industry, banking and in all these great things have been ac- The-South is today the most promising HeP. enterprise in the Inion. v Kansas fellow got the consent of a man to marry his daughter on condition that he vote for That is a somewhat novel kind of bribery, must be cheap out that when they can be bought with a vote. This Is quite nu unusual case. To young will lie Married to two Hebrew young ladies at I, C, and the Of South the ceremony, Cotton Brokers Cotton, Drain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago Orleans. PILLS Vitality, Lost Night L.-- of All of or A tonic to pal the m mm-. .-. . pink to pi L. of By mail with our bankable to or money paid. Send fur of our for of Power, I i Paralysis and the of I'm of or By in plain a out, for oar bond to cur tn or paid. MEDICAL CO. CHICAGO, fa by J I, N C ton in. ii, in n rs p S. i p in. p iii, lei ea Ben- n in, a m, m, a rite leT Ills p m, Hope Mills p s Springs p m. S p n arrives It. p m with train Hill, the Central with the Bowman at with tin- Air Line at with Train on tat ct Road pi. s m. i- i. K pm. Si am. at ii la a m. u am. loan . flam J la f m. a in i u pin. returning . at a arrive II am , kip Sunder Tests M tn. sunder pat, . Swaps, leave, except and I SI am arrive, a . II am. Midlands i- , a m. m, a a. leave M. lint . ,. p m, , pin. Sprint HoM II a m, . a pm leave Hope II So am. U a m. arrive Ho. Mount IS m, t p m. Sand Train on Clinton Clinton and .,.,. Clinton I a m i pm. Train No el don for all North all via H. If. Puss. Agent J. R. Manager. T. M. Traffic GOOD by the Quart lie RS take of and ever, a lull quart, blood. For Bale- Johnston's up lbs tout Its more other known. The pallor of the back entire the plan of and rich color of health Son lo checks, for of the for all of men, and children. mi, co . OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily ate A. M. for Mile, leave dally at M. for TASTELESS CHILL TO She. par bottle. Cures chills Fever, Malaria, Sweats if it No other as the with the Cross on the label. Sold by Woolen, Bryan druggists. leaves Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. loan Tarboro for Greenville Saturdays A. hi, carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Halt i more, New York and ton, for all points for the West with railroads Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Aft. Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. C. IN REWARD will par reward for en. if not wilt t. nation or we can the I Little rill, when l. are are and fall to con- pill., contain pill., v- hotel l. III. S -ware of imitation. mall taken Co. street., i hi. ,., N C It seems but a law lives only when ii Is executed. There ha been a great deal said about the rainy day skirt, but no an baa yet dared there was in Hit man trouble is a fool. Most of s have trouble enough already. are now by as a brain . Some of advocate, of i sin on apples. hide a shallow brain, Do you know We sell cheap No ABOUT IT. Goods; Notions, Our or Trunks, Ac, from Store. No Scraps Cheap Cash Store f. 1575.------ Wholesale retail Grocer Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, etc. Bed Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Carts, Parlor Suits, Lounges, Safes, P. Ax Mi mi Key West Cheroots, Cherries, Apples, Pine Apple, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, Dried Apples, Peaches, Kaunas, Glass and China Ware, and Wooden Ware. Cakes Crackers, Mm, Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Mach i ties, nu- other goods. Quality Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come to see me. SAM v. One Day Cold Cold In throat cured by a I i turn r A, to take All are warned for. I,, hunt with or gun or flop or in any way upon the of Hi,. Town- the of Creek. J. B. J- In V.--K in Mire the Clerk of the Superior Court of Hilt county to of Ike of notice II hereby to talc i. to mo for payment duly on or before the of March, 1901, or notice will be plea. In bar of their recovery. All sennas indebted lo to make immediate payment Is me. W. M. r. of Henry GREENVILLE N. C. a------o Cotton Bagging and always on i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country sold. A trial will you. D. W. in C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country go pi gs. At on Five where we have just opened a new and fresh of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Fruits, fact everything to be found up-to-date Grocery. We pay the highest market prices fur all kinds of Country Produce, either in or in barter. When you to sell or 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 J. MEET, -------DEALER IN------- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE HE. J. B. PATENT , No the FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. H, If VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER NO mi urn -AT- OUR NOMINEES National Ticket. For J. BRYAN, For ADLAI E. STEVENSON, of II Presidential Elector, 1st Diet. CHARLES L. Carteret. For Congress, 1st Dist., II. SHALL, of Beaufort. fee for Carr. We have not a word to say against any gentlemen who aspire hi that high They men of ability and would doubtless honor upon State wherever called to serve. But we are frank to say that our choice United States Sen- is Gen. Julian S. Carr. Our reasons for this choice are as fol- Carr has proven himself loyal to the best interests of North Carolina From tho time he began business to the present hour he has, with an unsparing hand, given his means to build up our industrial, educational and religious enterprises. General Carr's political record is clean. He has a persist and life long Democrat. He has contributed liberally of his and supported with his the candidates of his party in every State and National election, but he has never been intolerant in his spirit or accused of methods, or money corruptly In carrying party through. He has always stood with the people against Trusts and other forms of capital op- press labor or monopolize the bus- of the country. He is largely connected with the agricultural, manufacturing, commercial and banking interests of the State, understands the conditions of our people In every section. has had wide experience as a business men, has an extensive acquaintance with the industrial, educational and political leaders of the country, and has had a reputation for strict integrity and progressive methods among the leading men of the state For these Gen- Carr would worthily rt present the State of North Carolina in the United States Senate, we give him a hearty endorsement purely on the of merit Ex. Cams Mack to the Mala Ion us come back to the question. Cotton is a deceiver. Politics are as uncertain as the wind. Trade and traffic ebbs and Hows. But wheat at the mill is a con- and a joy so long as it lasts. Late rains have moistened the The soil is ripe seed. The sowing is a short, quirk job; then the reaping. The best crop is the cheapest crop. You plant, you wait, you reap. No chopping time; no thinning mil; mi first, second, third and fourth plowing. No army worm; worm; no baud ginning. Plow in with labor saving plow. Reap with labor saving reaper. No anxiety about disgust worry you get them, at harvest season. The farmers of Georgia must learn as the years go by to mini- their dependence labor. It gets scarcer every year, Tho better class of vagabond class also are coming in town; the one to work at trades the shade and the other to steal. There arc others of them drifting northward, grant that their little tribe may The if the future will be those few who own their own farms. The farm hand is rapidly disappearing. The next generation will scarcely at know him. Tho while farmer, therefore, who thinks of his own future, and of the future of his children, should not shut his eyes to the plain and inevitable drift of things. He should his farm order. Grain raising go inevitably is the white farmer's Cotton is his natural plus crop. let us not lose sight of tho main quest tin., Telegraph. A Veteran's Tribute To From the Scotland Times a paper published at by lie the following timely and sensible suggestion to the colored race Is is a settled fact that for some time least the is no longer a political factor in North as well as other Southern States. It is also true that the race enjoys the right of suffrage in the North, but a chance to vote not a to make an honest living is more detrimental to the welfare of the laboring class of col- people a chance to make not a to vote. We hope our people will consider these things in their mad to what they think is a more congenial Odd It k of Hie Census. A New York enumerator, who was perhaps something of a sleuth entered several in his district variously as and For Mime re n these were under the head of pursuits. A Georgian, who an by doing chores about the neighborhood in which he resides, will appear in the as His be found very properly the head of One of the southern enumerators came across an invalid, who has spent several years the South for his health, and promptly enter- ed the sick man's as traveling for his This of course was punched under the head of American. This is Cleveland's to the memory of late William L. had a rounded out. his public life he was patriotic and absolutely devoted to the interests of his countrymen I have seldom or never met a man who was his private relations so well constituted to regard affection. His intellectual traits were of high order, it may be said without any of expression that his death is a great loss to his and a positive to all who were privileged to enjoy his personal acquaintance If there ever was a time when the Democratic party amid afford to be it is now. By the return of the Populists two years ago, by tho aid of the at the late August election, Democratic victories promise of peace and good will to all, which, if carried out, will bring prosperity am a long lease of power to the Democratic party, the two leading religious Journals of the State, The Biblical Recorder The Christian have come forward the most patriotic and Christian spirit peace and instead of the feeling of intolerance that has so We have elected a Gov- who will carry out a liberal, statesmanlike policy. is a United Slates Senator whom nil in- people trust honor though they differ in political policies. With such men a helm the old ship of will rise up highest wave of moral, material progress. Without detracting anything from tho claims of any of the aspirants, it is my purpose lo advocate the claims of a man who will Mil all the requirements of the broadest pat riot ism statesman- ship; a man who stands closest who has done most for the fortunate Confederate soldiers; who bus virtually the Soldiers Home at besides keeping them out the poor houses all over the State; a man who has done most for the religious moral and educational in- a who stands highest the general business interest of the State; a man who best under stands appreciates the cultural, manufacturing with all the moral material interests of the State; a who has always stood by the Democratic party for more than thirty years has given it more financial aid than any man the State; a man who is not nor ever has been politics for the money that is in it; a who learned true patriotism by a musket in the Confederate army without reward or the hope reward. That mast distinguish- ed philanthropist and patriotic Christian gentleman is General Julian Carr represents the vet soldier standing on his last legs, making the last appeal that will ever lie made to; honor one so highly from the old Confederate rank tile. If Mr. Bryan is elected of General Carr's would have s great with that as he. if President is re-elected none can dispute but what General would command more respect with the lion than Mr. Simmons. We peal to our old comrades who learned to patriotic without pay, to stand by our trite tried comrade, Julian Carr, we will confer the highest honor our class, our party and our State. Respectfully submitted, J. O. Co. F. M N. A. Cleveland Oct. law. TO THE FRIENDS AND OF PITT AND ADJOINING We are still the forefront of the MOB alter your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise BLACKJACK ITEM BLACK Jack, N. Oct. Right much sickness around here now. Large crowd out hereto preach- so inlay. Ben ices conducted Rev. Burroughs was enjoyed very much. Mrs. W. J. While, of accompanied by her children little Wesley and Ethel, is visiting at L. II. Whiles Joe Miss of near Greenville, were guests of Miss Haggle Smith Sunday. Then-was a baptism near here on last Sunday, quite a large crowd attended. We were pleased to have Proctor, of in midst Glad i I c White to be found in any in Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the of the best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer Winter. We are work for our mutual Jack again after vantage. It is our pleasure lo show you what you want In, spending a long visit with her sell you if we can. offer you the very best service, polite brother W. J. White in den. attention, the most liberal terms consistent with a well I. II. While is cu the sick established business built up strictly its own merits. j list. you come to market you will not do yourself justice Glad Jesse Sin i III again if you do not sec our Immense stock before buying elsewhere, j after having the mumps. us and the following lines of general Goods and Notions, Hats Caps. Silks and Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Tom was arrested last for being drunk and abusing his family and was locked up for trial Ibis morning. If the usual custom follows he will lined by the mayor; bit children will pay line, and he will go home to loaf until he feels Inclined lo get drunk again. is one those parents win, are so frequently men- in the police court reports of The Observer. lie has a large family and when be was up before th mayor a couple of weeks We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved .,,. . ., ,.,.,,.,; pride, Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes.- Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Miss Lucy of the W. It. r. Seminary, Ayden, spent Sit and Sunday visiting her many friends in Jack. We had the pleasure of having W. II. W ii ii, Bethel, in our midst last Sunday. The Vampire Parent. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit Square Dealing. Friends. TEAM said the kindergarten leather, to illustrate the senses, are our noses for. bust be to catch cold the small boy at the foot of the class. The B Stove Go's Stoves have been sold in Greenville for Sixteen Years. arc carrying a both cook and heat in full line of these Stoves We also carry a his children made a night by in the Cotton Mill. Therefore, be con- it not that lie should work. In his own sphere he lives like a lord, in the pa it of his includes cursing mistreating bis little he no shame even Within three I months it is shown by tho police record be has been rested. Imprisoned and lined four times for drunkenness, and bis money bought bis KB and paid his lines. As has been repeatedly stated this paper. is only one of a type too common in this com- And a class that the law doc- not seem to get at Observer. .-ad Tragedy at Clinton. e mil be with Local Applications, bey cannot teach the teal of Catarrh is a blood or con- disease, and in order to cure it yon must lake internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh lure is nut a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the lust physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best Ionics known, combined the best blood purifiers, act- directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect combination of the two ingredients Is what produces such wonderful results In curing Send for tree. J. Co.; Props., Ohio. Sold by Druggists, Hall's Family Pills are the best, A New York clothing merchant advertised I j in the newspapers during the of his business career; and then baying succeeded a satisfactory adopted lilt- plan of advertising only Business did not to satisfy the merchant, and alter eighteen months be found it was to do all his work over again. cost more to re-establish he said to an advertising agent, it would If continued to take a a reasonable amount space In the newspapers every day the year round; but the lesson bus been worth its A Array of Advertisers. An advertising periodical mates that there are the stales about regular who spend a least annually for newspaper space. Whether these figures be accurate or exaggerated, is obvious lens of sands of successful men f newspaper as lo their business and their faith in the virtue of advertising is the re-nit of Record, A York correspondent of the St. says that most of reports about big lug there are simply and that here arc not all bets up amounting to Betting, fir effect, part of the machinery of practical politicians. Odd as it seems, t voters who vote for the side that offers largest odds, Wilmington Star. line of repairs for name. We Cotton Seed Meal buy lay, By Oar Load; We have just received two ear loads of is a gentlemen of means, one whom our people hold high esteem, in Lexington who has a re- odd record, part of which any could be justly proud. It is At no time his life he ever a pocket book, a pocket knife, a watch or a pistol. He never smoked or chewed co, never drank a drop of whiskey nor swore oath. Truly he is an exception to the general run of Dispatch. and can satisfy anybody price and quality. A lull line of Shoes, Hardware kept in a first Call and get prices. Cutlery and store. Groceries, everything J. C Clinton, Oct. the inns shocking tragedies in the his ton Sampson county occurred here Saturday night. It was the killing of Lee bin broth- Lee was drinking and was trying to gel home when, in a ken frenzy, he cut on both arms, severing an alter In one. The wounded man bled to death a short while, lie was be- hope when surgeons got lo him. The dead man leaves a w He and one chill. was unmarried. Both were men of excellent and the tragedy is greatly in Ibis community, is in and will lie tried at the February term of court, lie is overwhelmed with a the enormity of crime and has boon since becoming i learning of Mini Ill's death. The families of have the sympathies of com- If ii ill came here from Onslow county and his was taken there lo d iv for burial. The Richmond Dispatch recalls in the in New York was lo one on James There was of to on him. It was a up Manila knows folks can belling and he uses as he does other methods of News and a Republican paper rises to re- mark evidence of Is the huge amount of money in the As part of it is the trusts, II may en their . THE B ST and fever is a bottle of Tasteless Chill is simply Iron and quinine In a tasteless form No cure no pay. CUE FEVER MALaRIa, and night Sweats with Robert's . Chill Tonic per bottle Pleasant lo lake. Money if ii fads. lite, purities blood makes you well. None oilier good. Sold and guaranteed at the drug tores of Bryan, Dr. D. L. DENTIST, Greenville, N. While store. at