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Attention Farmers <lb/>
I am now offering you one of the most complete lines of <lb/>
DRY GOODS, SHOES. HATS, PANTS., SHIRTS. <lb/>
POCKET -TABLE CUTLERY <lb/>
at very reasonable prices. My line of <lb/>
GROCERIES <lb/>
which is the of any market are fresh and cheap. <lb/>
When you none to town again me a trial. <lb/>
please, <lb/>
Jas. B. White. <lb/>
STATE NEWS. <lb/>
THE BEST BED ON EARTH. <lb/>
Don't be Deceived. <lb/>
In North Carolina <lb/>
Mrs. Holt, mother the late <lb/>
Governor Thomas M. Holt, died <lb/>
suddenly at Graham Saturday. <lb/>
She years old. <lb/>
A colored Bryan, and <lb/>
Thomas club was organized <lb/>
day this city. The organization <lb/>
is composed of members <lb/>
are said to be the leading business <lb/>
men of the race in this <lb/>
Bern Journal. <lb/>
Several weeks ago a box of soap <lb/>
was found by fishermen on the <lb/>
Folly beach buried <lb/>
deep in the sands of that salty <lb/>
shore. It is thought that this box <lb/>
was taken from a wreck near the <lb/>
folly inlet sometime <lb/>
between 1885 and con- <lb/>
from the rightful owners <lb/>
and finally lost. The article had <lb/>
lost its odor, but retained its <lb/>
properties, and the <lb/>
congratulate themselves <lb/>
finding a thing of value as well as <lb/>
the Standard. <lb/>
. Prevention <lb/>
than cure. Liver <lb/>
Pills will not only cure, but if <lb/>
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Liver PILLS <lb/>
ABSOLUTELY CURE. <lb/>
OF <lb/>
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for less money and claiming they an Just as good as the ROYAL <lb/>
ELASTIC Don't lie deceived same. We <lb/>
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pare ours with others. If your local dealer does handle them, <lb/>
write us direct for descriptive pamphlet. <lb/>
ROY ALL BORDEN, <lb/>
Sole Manufacturers, V. C. <lb/>
Get a good Safe <lb/>
Victor safe is made in all sizes con- <lb/>
for homo, office and general use. <lb/>
Every safe soil with a guarantee to be fire <lb/>
proof. Prices range from up. <lb/>
J. L. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
Laxative Guaranteed cure for chills and <lb/>
all malarial and l its troubles. For sale by <lb/>
Harrington, Barber <lb/>
.-lit. <lb/>
X. <lb/>
Raleigh Horse's Record. <lb/>
At the opening meeting on <lb/>
of the Empire City <lb/>
Jockey New York <lb/>
the world's record mile and a <lb/>
quarter running race over a <lb/>
track was by in <lb/>
the remarkable In this <lb/>
race broke the record <lb/>
and beat, noted us a great <lb/>
nicer and the winner so many <lb/>
racers. <lb/>
is of Special interest <lb/>
because of the fact <lb/>
is well remembered here <lb/>
bean bred born and raised on the <lb/>
Tucker near <lb/>
Raleigh. Though left <lb/>
Raleigh only a short while ago and <lb/>
has been on the track but a short <lb/>
time he has already both a <lb/>
great reputation and prizes <lb/>
ed to aggregate <lb/>
has before him a still brighter <lb/>
The brilliant career of this DOW <lb/>
noted horse shows what Wake <lb/>
county farmers can accomplish in <lb/>
the stock raising business. <lb/>
Post, <lb/>
If MAS SHOCKING. <lb/>
ORIGINAL <lb/>
Made by the Orange Va. <lb/>
The backbiter never has any de- <lb/>
teeth. <lb/>
The work that you love to do <lb/>
never a drudgery. <lb/>
little deed, if kindly <lb/>
can win a lasting one. <lb/>
The blind beggar on the street <lb/>
ways has an eye to business. <lb/>
Mother earth is a good <lb/>
she can put a head cabbage. <lb/>
The best way to remove is <lb/>
to sit down on it before it is dry. <lb/>
The religion that cost nothing <lb/>
will never get you enough to <lb/>
heaven to hear the celestial baud <lb/>
play. <lb/>
If silence is golden, how many <lb/>
women are worth their weight <lb/>
gold <lb/>
The automobile seems to figure <lb/>
largely in human race just at <lb/>
present. <lb/>
Birds of a feather look to hats. <lb/>
A coat of letter car- <lb/>
The early norm gets it in the <lb/>
neck. <lb/>
Lots of people drink spring water <lb/>
the fall. <lb/>
What a man ones to himself is <lb/>
usually paid first. <lb/>
The coal dealer's words don't <lb/>
weight. <lb/>
Many a acquires a hectic <lb/>
flush from pi poker. <lb/>
It is said raw oysters are <lb/>
healthy, and we never hear <lb/>
Some women are more afraid <lb/>
a mouse than they are of a den <lb/>
When a man talks much be <lb/>
finds that even a flow of language <lb/>
can lie damned. <lb/>
The people who build castles in <lb/>
evidently have great <lb/>
the utility air ships. <lb/>
Some bank officials arc judged <lb/>
by appearances, and some by dis- <lb/>
appearances. <lb/>
WANTED <lb/>
CORDS OF <lb/>
Dogwood <lb/>
AND <lb/>
Persimmon <lb/>
Timber. Will pay from to <lb/>
10.00 per cord for same, K. O. B. <lb/>
N. <lb/>
THIS WOOD must be round, <lb/>
nearly free from knots, sawed <lb/>
off both ends. Will take feet <lb/>
S feet long as small as <lb/>
inches in diameter at small end, <lb/>
but smaller. <lb/>
J. H. <lb/>
Si K. C <lb/>
IN <lb/>
J. W. CO., <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Factors handlers of <lb/>
Bagging, Ties Hags. <lb/>
Correspondence and shipments <lb/>
solicited. <lb/>
New Home <lb/>
Sewing Machines <lb/>
IX IN i <lb/>
If you need a Machine see me <lb/>
at II. C. Honker's store, or write me <lb/>
Jan. J. C. <lb/>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
The having duly <lb/>
Superior Court Cleric o Pit <lb/>
county as Executrix of the Last w <lb/>
Testament of It. <lb/>
notice is hereby given to persons <lb/>
to the to make pay- <lb/>
to the all prisons <lb/>
having claims against said estate must <lb/>
sent the name for payment on or before the <lb/>
2nd of October, 1901, or this notice <lb/>
-rill be plead In bar of recovery. <lb/>
This day of October, 1900. <lb/>
Many A A. <lb/>
of W. R. <lb/>
ATLANTIC COAST LINE <lb/>
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a .- <lb/>
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well known throughout the country, <lb/>
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was in a bad condition; every day be- <lb/>
to fear that I should never be a <lb/>
well woman; that I should have to <lb/>
settle down into a chronic Invalid, and <lb/>
live in the shadow of death. bad <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT HE, and <lb/>
cured my family both. I am Tery glad <lb/>
that I heard of It I would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend It to every one. have <lb/>
taken many other of medicine. <lb/>
I prefer JOHNSTON'S to alt of <lb/>
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We sell cheap<lb/>
THE MY SCHOOL <lb/>
APPOINTED THE <lb/>
Reflector <lb/>
As one of the depositories for Public School <lb/>
County. u books designated on the <lb/>
Editor <lb/>
All in this part <lb/>
of arc very much <lb/>
prised no little to see <lb/>
the letter of Mr. Charlie Vance re- <lb/>
upon one of the <lb/>
for the Stales Senate. <lb/>
When lie coolly upon the <lb/>
fact that Simmons and Can men <lb/>
alike in our party love the memory <lb/>
f his Immortal father, and that <lb/>
Carr men end Simmons men alike <lb/>
aided erecting a monument to I ABOUT IT. <lb/>
that great statesman's <lb/>
men men <lb/>
alike are devoted to the grand old <lb/>
party for which father express- <lb/>
ed Ins love and his <lb/>
death bed, he may see ill what had <lb/>
taste it was for him, the sou of that <lb/>
great beloved to <lb/>
bring up spirit of his dead <lb/>
to work discord among <lb/>
Democrats. s. <lb/>
BROS. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Buyers and Brokers in <lb/>
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and <lb/>
ions. Private Wires to New York, <lb/>
Chicago and New Orleans. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
All are hereby notified not to <lb/>
enter upon any of our lands lying in <lb/>
ville Township, Pill the <lb/>
lands of Mrs. N. L. Anderson, heirs <lb/>
Jackson Williams, lauds and <lb/>
other. <lb/>
It. Move. <lb/>
Oct. Mia, j,. u. Mora. <lb/>
your Dry Goods; <lb/>
Shoos, Capes, Trunks, from <lb/>
Oar Cheap Cash Store. So Scraps <lb/>
or Clearance Sales. <lb/>
sap <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
and <lb/>
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builder. Bulks <lb/>
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With our bankable if to <lb/>
Or refund the for <lb/>
fa bonds <lb/>
EXTRA <lb/>
State I Isl for th <lb/>
ever you need, <lb/>
We <lb/>
and can <lb/>
COPY BOOKS <lb/>
slant and vertical, double ruled practice writing books <lb/>
tablets, fool's paper, tens, pencils, <lb/>
crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes <lb/>
Some of <lb/>
c soapstone pencils l cent, S plain lead pencils l cent, <lb/>
lead pencil rent, a nice tablet with <lb/>
l a n r. on Cover of Ladies Home <lb/>
Journal. <lb/>
The <lb/>
Journal is of especial interest to <lb/>
folk as the cover page is <lb/>
embellished with a full sized <lb/>
of Mrs, James who <lb/>
on the I estate near <lb/>
Weaverville, and who is <lb/>
in <lb/>
The picture Mis. was <lb/>
taken while wearing her bridal <lb/>
I time. The photographers wan <lb/>
of Atlanta, who <lb/>
it is gave the picture lo <lb/>
the Journal. The publication was <lb/>
an en. ire surprise to <lb/>
Asheville <lb/>
Cash <lb/>
Store <lb/>
of a Bachelor. <lb/>
invented by ii <lb/>
pretty cover l cent, assorted crayons, with metal int- <lb/>
in nice box cents, lead pencil, pen <lb/>
ell, and pen. and rule, all in wood box, Ananias knew <lb/>
cents A big wide table S cuts of beat to lap- <lb/>
Ink on the market, B rents. Copy books to cents <lb/>
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ti.-i and woman is afraid of <lb/>
her <lb/>
Fresh It tit. <lb/>
k. Meal, Hominy <lb/>
Mum Crocker, <lb/>
and <lb/>
that I before. <lb/>
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cars for Los of <lb/>
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Pits, <lb/>
of of or <lb/>
Liquor. By v. in plain 1.00 a <lb/>
box. for <lb/>
to curs In days or refund <lb/>
money paid. <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
Jackson Sta., <lb/>
by J L <lb/>
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and retail and <lb/>
Dealer. Cash paid for <lb/>
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- <lb/>
Egg, Bed- <lb/>
Mattresses, Oak Suits, Bu- <lb/>
Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor <lb/>
Sails, Tallies, Safes, P. <lb/>
Meat Key West Cheroots, <lb/>
American Beauty <lb/>
Cherries, Apples, <lb/>
Tine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Collie, Meat, Soup <lb/>
Magic Food. Oil <lb/>
Meal Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Beads, Oranges, Nuts, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples, <lb/>
lines, Currents, <lb/>
and China Wars. Tin and wooden <lb/>
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mum <lb/>
Beat Batter, Stand <lb/>
ard Sewing h i n es , and nil <lb/>
other goods. Quality and <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap cash, <lb/>
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Phone Kt. <lb/>
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p m, Hone Mills p n <lb/>
p m. p n <lb/>
arrives <lb/>
at with train <lb/>
at Melton with the Carolina Canard <lb/>
Red Springs with the <lb/>
Springs A at <lb/>
Air and <lb/>
at Gulf with the Durham and <lb/>
Charlotte <lb/>
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Weldon l S p in. Halifax IT p m, <lb/>
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and T SOp Sunday <lb/>
leave. Tarboro dally except Sunday <lb/>
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mouth daily, except Sunday, <lb/>
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Clinton dally, except Sunday. T m and I <lb/>
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low pm. <lb/>
Train <lb/>
don or all dally, all via <lb/>
H. M. <lb/>
Pass. Agent <lb/>
J. it. Manager. <lb/>
T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Ma ager <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
HI SERVICE <lb/>
Steamer leave Washing- <lb/>
ton daily at t A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville daily <lb/>
V. M. for <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- <lb/>
leave Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
Tuesdays, and Saturdays <lb/>
at ti A. If. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, <lb/>
New York and <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the West <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
shipper-.-, should freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion B. B. Co. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Bay from Baltimore; <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
JNO. SON, Apt. <lb/>
Washington, N. c. <lb/>
J. <lb/>
Greenville. N. <lb/>
TAKE S TASTELESS CHILL <lb/>
per Cures Chills and <lb/>
Fever, Malaria, Sweats and <lb/>
Money back if it doesn't. <lb/>
No other as good, the <lb/>
with the Bed Cross on the label. <lb/>
Sold and by Woolen, <lb/>
Bryan and druggists. <lb/>
NOTICE, LAND <lb/>
All persons hereby and for- <lb/>
bidden lo hunt with or without nun of <lb/>
in say other way trespass upon lbs <lb/>
lands of Ins Town- <lb/>
ship on the north aide of Creek. <lb/>
I. Little, <lb/>
Act. <lb/>
iv and I, <lb/>
Having Ibis day the <lb/>
Clerk of the Superior Court <lb/>
as of estate of Hear <lb/>
deceased, is hereby given to <lb/>
all persons holding claims against said cs- <lb/>
to to mo for <lb/>
duly authenticated, on or the <lb/>
day of March, 1901, or this notice will la- <lb/>
plead in of their recovery. All persons <lb/>
to said are to <lb/>
to me. <lb/>
This the day of <lb/>
W. M r. <lb/>
Henry <lb/>
IN- <lb/>
V. C. <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and Tics always <lb/>
on t <lb/>
kept constantly on <lb/>
hand. Country produce and <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
IN <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every de <lb/>
and prices as low as the <lb/>
lowest. Highest market <lb/>
paid for country produce. <lb/>
See <lb/>
At the old us Moore store, <lb/>
mi Points, where we have <lb/>
just opened a new <lb/>
lock of <lb/>
and fresh <lb/>
Tho One Day Cold Cure. <lb/>
Cold In and throat clued <lb/>
. Quinine, to <lb/>
as cry tor <lb/>
Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
Consisting f Meats, <lb/>
Sugar, Canned Goods, <lb/>
Tobacco, Cigars, <lb/>
Fruits, in fact everything <lb/>
to be found in an up to date <lb/>
Grocery. <lb/>
We pay the highest market <lb/>
prices for all kinds of <lb/>
Country Produce, <lb/>
either in cash or in When <lb/>
you want lo sell or when yon <lb/>
to buy come to see us. <lb/>
To ail Who favor us with their <lb/>
patronage we promise entire sat <lb/>
T. F, CHRISTMAN Cd <lb/>
at Five Point <lb/>
J. BELT, <lb/>
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L-i <lb/>
LINK OF- <lb/>
Hardware. <lb/>
COME lO SEE ME. <lb/>
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PATENT <lb/>
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WASH <lb/>
FOB <lb/>
The Eastern <lb/>
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in <lb/>
D. J. EDITOR <lb/>
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VOL. XIX <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1900. <lb/>
NOMINEES <lb/>
1--------- <lb/>
National Ticket. <lb/>
Fur <lb/>
J. BRYAN, <lb/>
Nebraska. <lb/>
For Vic <lb/>
B. STEVENSON, <lb/>
of <lb/>
Presidential 1st <lb/>
L- <lb/>
Carteret. <lb/>
For Congress, 1st <lb/>
JOHN II. SMALL, <lb/>
of Beaufort. <lb/>
OUR <lb/>
A Republican Trick. <lb/>
FUR FREE SILVER <lb/>
I from sources <lb/>
not to lie doubted that the <lb/>
fusion <lb/>
dill of whom are so anxious to see <lb/>
Chairman Simmons defeated a the <lb/>
primary next Tuesday have de <lb/>
upon a line of action. <lb/>
A number of have in <lb/>
during the last few <lb/>
Saturday last a conference <lb/>
was held, at which were present <lb/>
Hep-Pop leaden <lb/>
local <lb/>
An exchange of views between <lb/>
is said lo have had a very <lb/>
depressing upon the <lb/>
in that the prospects of Mr. <lb/>
success were shown be <lb/>
entirely too blight to suit them <lb/>
and their purpose. <lb/>
It was also agreed <lb/>
their followers had made a mistake <lb/>
in so plainly conspicuously ad- <lb/>
their preference for Gen. <lb/>
Carr, and their determination to <lb/>
assist in his selection at the <lb/>
It was agreed that all the <lb/>
present should to their <lb/>
Homes and immediately <lb/>
That they <lb/>
should declare loudly and frequent- <lb/>
they are no longer ad <lb/>
Gen. Can's election, but have <lb/>
reasons good and lo <lb/>
decided Mr. <lb/>
is the man for the place, ad- <lb/>
ding that they <lb/>
and vote for him the <lb/>
primary. <lb/>
Of course was understood that <lb/>
none would do I his in reality, but <lb/>
all will vote against Mr. Sim- <lb/>
mons when the time comes, on the <lb/>
evening of the day primary, <lb/>
niter the Democrats have about all <lb/>
rated, <lb/>
The idea of Republicans and <lb/>
supporting F. M. <lb/>
Simmons, in reality, fur any <lb/>
is so unreal utterly ridiculous <lb/>
that most people will see through <lb/>
sham without assistance from <lb/>
any <lb/>
But there may lie some who <lb/>
might be templed to give ere <lb/>
to the Imposition which they <lb/>
seek to practice upon them, lo <lb/>
such, Mr. Editor, you will render <lb/>
a service by exposing this latest <lb/>
scheme of the enemies of I he <lb/>
party. <lb/>
he Deception Exposed <lb/>
During the last campaign Be- <lb/>
publicans declared that the <lb/>
o the amendment would <lb/>
the franchise of uneducated <lb/>
white men. In his here, <lb/>
last Judge Ewart, Re- <lb/>
publican, took occasion to say he <lb/>
did not believe a single white mail <lb/>
North Carolina would be dis- <lb/>
franchised by the <lb/>
Judge declaration <lb/>
evidence of practiced <lb/>
by Republican the <lb/>
August Sen- <lb/>
The extracts arc from <lb/>
J. B. Carr's famous free silver <lb/>
speech the <lb/>
Convention in Atlanta and re <lb/>
printed from the <lb/>
cf Dec. lath. <lb/>
Several delegates were called <lb/>
for addresses, among them Mr. <lb/>
J. S. Carr, of Mr. <lb/>
proved to be a live wire, <lb/>
when he crossed other wires <lb/>
that had aid, there was lire, <lb/>
but it was all natured. <lb/>
He said he came lo <lb/>
as a State bank man. hut with <lb/>
views differing radically from <lb/>
those of most of the others present. <lb/>
am a silver democrat be de- <lb/>
believe of <lb/>
oar daddies. It is true that am <lb/>
a lonesome when I gel among <lb/>
bankers, but I tell you I have com- <lb/>
when am out among <lb/>
people. They know there is <lb/>
something wrong, and they are <lb/>
calling for relief <lb/>
The bankers of this country are <lb/>
nuking a mistake in declaring Cat <lb/>
a single gold standard. be- <lb/>
that the convention ought to <lb/>
make a ringing declaration for <lb/>
Slate banks. That is all right and <lb/>
am in accord with convention <lb/>
that proposition, but the alarm <lb/>
has been struck in the tower of <lb/>
public opinion, and must lie <lb/>
heard. On speaker has told us <lb/>
today that we have only BO cents <lb/>
of circulation per the <lb/>
South, while the Northern Slates <lb/>
it is nearly tell us <lb/>
that we don't want any more <lb/>
money. I say that a man ought to <lb/>
lie able to go bank and borrow <lb/>
on his credit us well as on his <lb/>
bonds. I don't earn <lb/>
Distinct Earthquake <lb/>
Shocks lo Jacksonville, <lb/>
Fla. <lb/>
Jacksonville, Fla., Out. ii. <lb/>
Eight distinct earthquake shocks <lb/>
were felt in Jacksonville today. <lb/>
The first shock was at 11.10 <lb/>
o'clock shook tome of <lb/>
large buildings in city. <lb/>
of people believed that <lb/>
heavy was being tired <lb/>
or near the city. <lb/>
At another shock, equally <lb/>
as severe, was felt they con- <lb/>
at fifteen Minutes intervals <lb/>
until 13.80 o'clock. <lb/>
At 4.01 O'clock this afternoon <lb/>
the seventh shock of the day was <lb/>
fell more severely than any of the <lb/>
preceding, followed four minutes <lb/>
later by a report and shock the <lb/>
severest of the day. The last dis- <lb/>
till made window-panes <lb/>
rattle in several sect inns the <lb/>
city. <lb/>
The local <lb/>
the nature of the shook <lb/>
the kept time. <lb/>
Mitchell stated it as his <lb/>
opinion that the vibrations passed <lb/>
I from to north. There was <lb/>
I no disturbance water notice- <lb/>
able and the shocks were not <lb/>
severe enough to and dam- <lb/>
age. <lb/>
The contest between the <lb/>
friends of the people and their Op- <lb/>
is now neat its close. The <lb/>
year 1900 will be not <lb/>
only as the end of the century, but <lb/>
because of <lb/>
conflict has stirred the <lb/>
people from Maine to California. <lb/>
On one side are massed sup- <lb/>
porters of government, the <lb/>
people who sustain the <lb/>
the of trusts, the <lb/>
in <lb/>
TO THE PEOPLE, AND CUSTOMERS OF <lb/>
PITT AND ADJOINING <lb/>
We are still the of the <lb/>
We offer you the lies selected line nil <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
after your pal <lb/>
A writes. <lb/>
This is rue <lb/>
To the Editor of The Raleigh <lb/>
The various phase of Ben i <lb/>
conical have been discussed <lb/>
pro. and nun. until ii super- <lb/>
to add anything more; <lb/>
we beg for space to tell <lb/>
think North Carolina Democrats <lb/>
should, I believe will, give the <lb/>
scat the Slates Senate <lb/>
made by our <lb/>
leader, M. Simmons, <lb/>
Let hen- stale I yield to <lb/>
no one and admiral ion <lb/>
for the men a ho defended <lb/>
My when a <lb/>
boy, gray and followed <lb/>
in, . ii in night <lb/>
My .-v Is <lb/>
ever with lilt- helm ill and <lb/>
I believe in honoring them <lb/>
thin lie <lb/>
Si in. hi tun.-. Cm ii i <lb/>
. ,. 1.1 v- I <lb/>
Frank J make.- oath <lb/>
he i- the senior partner of the <lb/>
in hi F. J Co . doing <lb/>
in the C f <lb/>
count and State aforesaid, and <lb/>
said firm will the sum of <lb/>
one hundred dollars tor each <lb/>
every ease of Catarrh <lb/>
be cured the use of Hall's i <lb/>
Cure. <lb/>
Sworn to before me and <lb/>
presence, this day <lb/>
December, A. D. 1880. <lb/>
A. W. <lb/>
Notary Public. <lb/>
II <lb/>
Hail's is in- <lb/>
and acts directly on <lb/>
and mucous surfaces of the <lb/>
Semi for testimonials, free. <lb/>
Co.; Props., <lb/>
Ohio. <lb/>
Sold by Druggists, <lb/>
Hull's Fills are the best. <lb/>
being too good. don't care if <lb/>
North Carolina Slate bank note are those who apologize for <lb/>
would not circulate in Virginia or <lb/>
Georgia, then would stay at <lb/>
the truth, <lb/>
those <lb/>
who <lb/>
capitalist who <lb/>
with <lb/>
band <lb/>
help pay our debts, themselves together in the unholy <lb/>
purpose to control trade, who ad- <lb/>
holding in subjection mil- <lb/>
lions of people in distant <lb/>
tries as subjects, who <lb/>
prove of an enormous arm us the <lb/>
They tell me that notes of the <lb/>
country banks England will not <lb/>
circulate London, and that a <lb/>
Paris bank note will not circulate <lb/>
out in provinces, I know Ca- <lb/>
will not circulate <lb/>
I only means to conquer <lb/>
this country, and yet they say j people subjugate them, <lb/>
the English currency is the beat in <lb/>
the world. I am for Slate banks <lb/>
and <lb/>
The gold standard is not what we <lb/>
want. was out driving with a <lb/>
led by Bryan, <lb/>
the constitution of <lb/>
try, the spirit of liberty, and Hie <lb/>
safe principles of free government. <lb/>
The other under Me <lb/>
lo be found in store Pitt County. Well <lb/>
selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America <lb/>
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Bummer , them of<lb/>
sell if We you the very best service, polite equal. this contest, i given by the author- <lb/>
attend. and the most liberal terms with a well, tutting everything into ties at to be <lb/>
established business built up on its own merits. ,;. it would be unwise in which then- are <lb/>
to yon will not do ,,., ,,, down. Indians taxed. The <lb/>
. .-.- <lb/>
i moils ha- been the lead- increase is per cent. <lb/>
Heel Democracy. A few The population of North <lb/>
short months ago, when out ship of j s <lb/>
was in troubled waters and I <lb/>
seemed we he swallowed ill <lb/>
deep, when anxious hearts were <lb/>
asking, the <lb/>
the night me, pray, to <lb/>
did we for an <lb/>
Was it to Julian S. Carl No <lb/>
In- has given his thousands <lb/>
deserving chums people. <lb/>
followed <lb/>
No though be is has <lb/>
. ii. I mi that <lb/>
dune good service tin- Demo- .,,.,, ,, ,, <lb/>
i , i ,.,., it,., to the late Ii <lb/>
cause. Instead, when i he ,,,.,., <lb/>
was the fiercest, answer before his death <lb/>
cry-the <lb/>
. , ,,. ,. ,, ,,., memorandum book In which to jot <lb/>
is will <lb/>
headquarters and his daily <lb/>
-r. U. Simmons, Chair <lb/>
I ,, , i i , i ,,, ,,,. from day to day, be <lb/>
man. I his I he <lb/>
. ,,.,, , , I learn <lb/>
for Furniture and everything in line . saw. . . t. ,,,,., ,,. <lb/>
We buy for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved; foot. <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
caps. Bilks and Satins, <lb/>
Jackets and Capes, Carpels, Mattings and Oil Cloths. <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Women's and Children's Shoes. <lb/>
Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour. Meal, Sugar, Laid. Head Is, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Flows, Castings Plow Fixtures, Nails and Hope. <lb/>
in cent, increase. <lb/>
In only one stale was there a de- <lb/>
crease, though Vermont. <lb/>
Kansas and Maine had <lb/>
escapes. Virginia drops behind <lb/>
tin- state in population. <lb/>
Oklahoma shown the largest in- <lb/>
crease state or territory, <lb/>
I against 1890, <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
Credit, our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
O V <lb/>
CO. <lb/>
friend not long ago, I j., dominated those <lb/>
he pointed out to me a little <lb/>
building; which my own town, <lb/>
would rent for about a year. <lb/>
He told me it was a savings bank, <lb/>
the deposit amounted lo <lb/>
Why, gentlemen, <lb/>
that is times the entire banking <lb/>
capital of North Carolina. <lb/>
Mr. Carr concluded <lb/>
he was for <lb/>
bunks, the dollar oar daddies <lb/>
and free <lb/>
The talk was short, bill vigor- <lb/>
it was heartily applauded <lb/>
House. <lb/>
York Stock Com <lb/>
puny which opens a three night's <lb/>
engagement St the opera house to- <lb/>
night, comes the <lb/>
highest endorsement by Mm <lb/>
press of the Slate. It has been <lb/>
greeted with lull houses every- <lb/>
where standing room only in many <lb/>
places, and every town the <lb/>
people are asking an <lb/>
early engagement, but as the <lb/>
dates arc all booked until the com- <lb/>
goes north In the spring, only <lb/>
towns on direct route can be <lb/>
With a view <lb/>
advertising his company <lb/>
Mr. Palmer has adopted popular <lb/>
prices for this town and yet has not <lb/>
semi lit to reduce the quality the <lb/>
performances. In addition lo the <lb/>
plays to presented here, <lb/>
vaudeville people have been <lb/>
engaged who appear the <lb/>
ails, thus avoiding the wails usu <lb/>
ally so tedious dining scene shift <lb/>
log. <lb/>
lead to conquest, lo <lb/>
to Imperialism, to an expensive <lb/>
government, the establishment <lb/>
of trusts and the destruction of In- <lb/>
rights. <lb/>
The fall elections show that <lb/>
people at the North are <lb/>
lied the Republican <lb/>
with its objects and purposes. <lb/>
It the Change, pined by <lb/>
Maine New <lb/>
shire, to the other Stales, <lb/>
Bryan will be elected by a tidal <lb/>
but we on <lb/>
We must give him the electoral <lb/>
vote of Ninth Carolina. His hope of <lb/>
success depends on our vote. And <lb/>
while the people of <lb/>
North arc aroused, people <lb/>
pear to be quiet, it is <lb/>
ed that many Bryan men, <lb/>
tho State is sale for him <lb/>
will remain home on election <lb/>
day. If many Bryan men away <lb/>
Iron the polls Bryan will lose <lb/>
Stale, and will <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
We appeal, therefore, every <lb/>
Bryan man to do his utmost low- <lb/>
aids averting danger We up <lb/>
peal to every Bryan man to go to <lb/>
poll on election day, and not only- <lb/>
go himself, but to sec every <lb/>
other Bryan man in his neighbor- <lb/>
hood goes to election and v oles. <lb/>
Victory is within our reach, let its <lb/>
not lose by neglect us tie- <lb/>
vole one to getting out a full <lb/>
vote, to securing every vote we <lb/>
can Bryan and good govern- <lb/>
If we are <lb/>
we cannot blame ourselves. <lb/>
was made to send Demo. SoU book was <lb/>
to the Senate in Butler's place. After the great lawyer's <lb/>
tad is than I executors, while going <lb/>
Simmons should succeed Butler j ,,,. the <lb/>
t, what specious argument . Interested to know how for <lb/>
Welch can Hem- bail been in <lb/>
, in turn <lb/>
, think n lo nun <lb/>
-i o an I Cut i <lb/>
i Who ii fur om <lb/>
ii. down able, es <lb/>
general and place bis <lb/>
stead . private from and <lb/>
tic finished <lb/>
e needed Simmons <lb/>
I ho <lb/>
lean stable- State politics was <lb/>
upon he was . <lb/>
we'll again need bis <lb/>
and it lo tie <lb/>
fending us in Senate. What <lb/>
has done the Stale <lb/>
Greenville for Sixteen Years; <lb/>
Sam has slain <lb/>
Dav tin- it n <lb/>
tin v opened book to this, <lb/>
sole item one <lb/>
memorandum <lb/>
The Richmond Stove <lb/>
Stoves have been sold in <lb/>
the mis of the late William <lb/>
; . v. Hit- alumni of <lb/>
Washington and <lb/>
Sir. Wilson <lb/>
was have -d to <lb/>
raise I subscription a fund of at <lb/>
ii-a-i ii,,. purpose of <lb/>
maintaining n new professorship In <lb/>
the i- lobe <lb/>
know a. Wilson <lb/>
are carrying it full <lb/>
cook and heating i <lb/>
line of repairs I'm stun- . <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal <lb/>
Stoves <lb/>
in,, carry a full <lb/>
buy Hay, <lb/>
By Car Load <lb/>
We have just received two car loads of <lb/>
and can satisfy anybody <lb/>
A lull line <lb/>
Shoes, Hardware,. <lb/>
kept in <lb/>
-mil<lb/>
and get <lb/>
pie <lb/>
I let- Carr is I dare say, because <lb/>
love an so well, <lb/>
i bate more. <lb/>
When the voter goes to p ills <lb/>
o In- vole for <lb/>
States lei him <lb/>
aside personal preference and sun <lb/>
I put by. In be an old <lb/>
lei feelings <lb/>
control some <lb/>
more lime, when <lb/>
lines are so <lb/>
will honor out comrade, now, <lb/>
mi- tune, iii t indication of <lb/>
I leader Ins devoted <lb/>
were <lb/>
In Indication <lb/>
we send lo the Sen- <lb/>
Lie. <lb/>
voters, <lb/>
providing to all <lb/>
the In now, <lb/>
he no such word <lb/>
in the<lb/>
It. Henry, who holds a <lb/>
position as takes <lb/>
a in Sun- <lb/>
day's Charlotte give <lb/>
I'm- leaving the pop <lb/>
party the <lb/>
can party, this neck r the <lb/>
words Mr. <lb/>
It republican <lb/>
months ago. <lb/>
detail News and Observer. <lb/>
When a young man once gets <lb/>
started the downward <lb/>
be attempt to back <lb/>
pedal. <lb/>
CH AND<lb/>
las Chill Tonic pet <lb/>
bottle. to lake. Money <lb/>
fulls. Restores <lb/>
i petite, pin Hie- blood <lb/>
you well. other a- good. <lb/>
Sold and at the <lb/>
Woolen and <lb/>
N. <lb/>
I over White <lb/>
s-v O C Often over White <lb/>
J. C. -U . S j nigh n. c r, <lb/>
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<p>
at the Post Office at <lb/>
Second-Class <lb/>
Hail Matter.<lb/>
The should be pro <lb/>
U. v., Nov. j portioned to the and grow <lb/>
of the out as a <lb/>
Democratic Congressional Cam j A who is buy in the <lb/>
who <lb/>
dividing bis lime the <lb/>
Ira mil of head <lb/>
Washington, return- <lb/>
ed to Washington this week. The <lb/>
of the committees, <lb/>
the to vote , ,,,,,. ,, ,,,, <lb/>
Bryan and Small. This is now ,,. s , of <lb/>
important a vole for Senator voters. Mr. Is con- <lb/>
that a democratic victory i <lb/>
Utter and ill to elect and that U will a <lb/>
of Congresses well a- <lb/>
Presidency. Bald Mi. <lb/>
The reports received <lb/>
Very cold weather predicted c j,, N,. York <lb/>
to begin about state <lb/>
her. lite candidates left are most encouraging and full of <lb/>
baud. <lb/>
The different <lb/>
standing commit- <lb/>
Democrat. <lb/>
on the th will be feeling that <lb/>
is <lb/>
that time. <lb/>
Every should beat the <lb/>
next Tuesday and -cc that <lb/>
Bryan and get the full rat <lb/>
of the This is more <lb/>
important than ho they vote <lb/>
for Senator. <lb/>
The lull census returns <lb/>
tin new apportionment con- <lb/>
will jive, unless the <lb/>
in the House be Increased, a <lb/>
gain of one vote each for Colorado, <lb/>
Texas, Louis- <lb/>
West Virginia. Sew Jersey <lb/>
Sew and a loss of one <lb/>
cub for India. Kan- s. Nebraska. <lb/>
Kentucky, South Carolina, Virgin <lb/>
la and Maine. Tail Is a <lb/>
gain of one each for east Slid <lb/>
the middle states, and a loss <lb/>
oar each for the south and the <lb/>
for west <lb/>
Mr. J. Justice, Marion, <lb/>
writes a sensible <lb/>
which we lake the following ex- <lb/>
tract. <lb/>
There are people in the <lb/>
who opposed <lb/>
primary rid as contest <lb/>
progresses I to <lb/>
crease. There are only <lb/>
and against <lb/>
there are personal charges <lb/>
make the friends of each bitter. <lb/>
result of the primary i- not <lb/>
going be satisfactory, t tatter <lb/>
what the result may be. It <lb/>
Mr. Simmons is successful some of <lb/>
Mr. friends will question <lb/>
the They now <lb/>
succeeds n will lie <lb/>
machinery , <lb/>
i barges made M i <lb/>
in election, <lb/>
If Mr. Curr succeeds, the charges <lb/>
that be ban bought newspapers, <lb/>
and placed into the <lb/>
of his supporters, which is being <lb/>
aged lo buy votes will lie slop <lb/>
pad but will be Mr. <lb/>
Simmons, friends will In <lb/>
was and hurl <lb/>
and ought not on account <lb/>
of it. In short, the discussion <lb/>
not slop primary. Boar, <lb/>
so am informed, it was the <lb/>
people who i, I In- primary <lb/>
at be a la have the <lb/>
the i -states <lb/>
amended so Senators may be <lb/>
elected by the people. Is <lb/>
lo refer matter <lb/>
to of a -lit. pat j <lb/>
for instructions as to dull i i <lb/>
members a---- <lb/>
while the law as h is <lb/>
Mr. and Mr. <lb/>
better serve Slate <lb/>
III <lb/>
from i <lb/>
than lo unite a -I I i <lb/>
be held, hi -1 <lb/>
the to w I <lb/>
appeal lo lo do Ibis, <lb/>
confidence success at the <lb/>
Mr. Bryan's extraordinary re- <lb/>
bis speaking <lb/>
I New Mi. Hi- <lb/>
is not another nun In the <lb/>
world that could create <lb/>
equal to that aroused Mr. <lb/>
an on bis trip through New York, <lb/>
was marvelous. There is <lb/>
like u <lb/>
It proof were that the life <lb/>
of a private in the V. <lb/>
existing conditions is not a <lb/>
pleasant one. M i- the <lb/>
annual report of the <lb/>
just made public, which <lb/>
shows that there were <lb/>
during the last Steal year. <lb/>
i The large and respectable clement <lb/>
which oppose tin <lb/>
are given a in face by the <lb/>
report, which <lb/>
bus groan i an <lb/>
necessity, and a business <lb/>
m with a net profit of <lb/>
was <lb/>
the year. <lb/>
The growth of the I . S. in pop- <lb/>
. ii the past ten years <lb/>
u a-- shown <lb/>
the figures given out <lb/>
week has been entirely <lb/>
Whether the same <lb/>
can I growth of m . <lb/>
independence, and i <lb/>
inti II lie <lb/>
stated after the <lb/>
will whether a major- <lb/>
the rs will vote <lb/>
. , . idiom- r a ill ., i <lb/>
. i driven t- the <lb/>
; be made as the <lb/>
local in <lb/>
dictate. manhood <lb/>
vs. serfdom is an issue a- we'd as <lb/>
. the empire. <lb/>
The lion weeks <lb/>
ago Senator elect Blackburn, <lb/>
that the republicans intended to <lb/>
lo curry Kentucky by the use <lb/>
a small arm;. V. B. deputy <lb/>
marshals, baa been verified <lb/>
tin-new-of week, even to <lb/>
the I ho in in who ill <lb/>
beryl of the movement <lb/>
of This sort <lb/>
move, together with <lb/>
the in other <lb/>
slates, make- it evident the <lb/>
republican bosses far from <lb/>
In ii. as of Mr. <lb/>
u us pretend i,, <lb/>
Men who can <lb/>
win fairly and squarely do <lb/>
lo illegal methods to gain <lb/>
voles, <lb/>
the. ill ii- the <lb/>
en i a- have <lb/>
believed from I be Ural that <lb/>
and Stevenson have u good light- <lb/>
chance to will, and they are <lb/>
going lo keep on believing and <lb/>
has <lb/>
iii I e- me <lb/>
I., up r itch i h it <lb/>
is count- <lb/>
lug, They hue been through <lb/>
campaigns be fright- <lb/>
republican of <lb/>
The Board of Aldermen held <lb/>
their regular meeting <lb/>
, not have <lb/>
prop amount food, but business to to. <lb/>
he particularly of the were present, <lb/>
and might have had if he had been <lb/>
time, as sugar the oatmeal, <lb/>
on the griddle cakes. It <lb/>
be has bate that reported matters in their re <lb/>
should go to, a drive, or a walk, respective departments fair con- <lb/>
or some expedition, is ., . ,,. , <lb/>
for starting report J Smith, <lb/>
total of i.-i <lb/>
in lines and costs during <lb/>
the mouth, and R. B. as <lb/>
demo. not else can do as <lb/>
. i. Police <lb/>
off. I. <lb/>
he should be <lb/>
i. , , ; the mouth <lb/>
allowed to the nice things <lb/>
Wade With the sugar or eggs he <lb/>
so bringing, If his errand <lb/>
were of some other nature he <lb/>
should be made to stay alone his <lb/>
own for as long a time as he <lb/>
has kept his mother, or any <lb/>
else, waiting. <lb/>
. petition B. Harris to <lb/>
Home Journal. . , <lb/>
released boarding <lb/>
license tax was rejected. <lb/>
Some hills of cost amounting to <lb/>
in this . heM by the Superior <lb/>
the <lb/>
and we it to th, re <lb/>
to provide with urn <lb/>
have children. the first <lb/>
-vim st p-in from <lb/>
and to be <lb/>
th of I three <lb/>
of before our <lb/>
J came, which <lb/>
u I and <lb/>
t- v, <lb/>
my housework up <lb/>
to wit tun two hours <lb/>
of birth, and <lb/>
but a few hard <lb/>
pairs. This i <lb/>
mail is the grand-<lb/>
be The <lb/>
will a <lb/>
CAB do H et <lb/>
the It he <lb/>
i ii <lb/>
an errand and does not re r <lb/>
. , ,. i . lax total <lb/>
turn he not be . <lb/>
Mother's <lb/>
Friend <lb/>
November 12-17, 1900. <lb/>
will do for every woman It did for the <lb/>
Minnesota who write the let- <lb/>
US Not t use it during pregnancy <lb/>
for taxes , licenses mistake to be paid in pain and <lb/>
market 49.14, general taxes <lb/>
384.04. <lb/>
I Collector <lb/>
ordered <lb/>
Mother's equips the patient with a <lb/>
strong body and clear intellect, in <lb/>
torn ate imparted to the chili. <lb/>
and allows lo expand. It <lb/>
to collect tobacco dealer's license, relieves morning sickness and nervousness. <lb/>
lax from all concerned in perfect <lb/>
. . , condition for final that the actual <lb/>
is short painless. Dan- <lb/>
breasts is altogether <lb/>
avoided, is a matter <lb/>
a days. <lb/>
r-r. fl a <lb/>
Cs Ca. <lb/>
of all read news <lb/>
papers, i <lb/>
It is a fact ell known <lb/>
a year Is <lb/>
cash r ice. could not be other- <lb/>
wise with the price of <lb/>
labor, sad cost of print- <lb/>
paper. Vet it is no <lb/>
occurrence for us to receive an <lb/>
indignant letter-in account of <lb/>
seal the subscriber, <lb/>
call a for <lb/>
three years due. We know <lb/>
ii ho would appreciate our <lb/>
tIn-ill a of indebted- <lb/>
incurred ago, To <lb/>
lira would lie an <lb/>
We take this of say <lb/>
Miss Dead <lb/>
Miss of Ibis <lb/>
town, vary suddenly this <lb/>
formal a coat not she went <lb/>
each, the town to reimburse <lb/>
It will be the and Greatest of <lb/>
of our State ever held. <lb/>
Every has the <lb/>
A has made to embrace very latest and best <lb/>
A and trouble will be <lb/>
day by two of Most World <lb/>
The Vaudeville Attractions will include tiling that in Up-to- <lb/>
late. I and and the very fun <lb/>
and ever seen on the fair grounds.<lb/>
The best and most exciting racing ever seen North Carolina is <lb/>
The large purses, aggregating will hotly contested <lb/>
for by the speediest trotters runners the turf. <lb/>
Wild domesticated animals will be exhibited their natural <lb/>
whole of them. <lb/>
Au immense aquarium will contain the Hues specimens of fish a <lb/>
truly interesting exhibition. The oysters game <lb/>
exhibits will be greater ever. The fair is to be made a great <lb/>
of the Tar Heel art, nature and I in cot miss it. <lb/>
Hon. M. will formerly open the fair 13th. <lb/>
A great many other distinguished persons will be present. <lb/>
All the railroads steamboat will <lb/>
Send for premium list or other information to <lb/>
Secretary. <lb/>
N. <lb/>
by adding per month each <lb/>
their salaries until the <lb/>
paid for or as long as they are <lb/>
in the sen ice of the <lb/>
men. <lb/>
wine allowed and <lb/>
ordered paid amounting to <lb/>
to a few weeks ago to <lb/>
conduct a bra- ch millinery MOM <lb/>
for bar mother, Mis. If. A. <lb/>
She was taken sick Wednesday <lb/>
night and went <lb/>
there see- her. Early this <lb/>
telephone message to <lb/>
family -Miss . <lb/>
dangerously sick, nod this fol- <lb/>
lowed by ill a few <lb/>
in stating that she was dead. <lb/>
Lois of null gain reputations for The sail news was a shock lo the <lb/>
wisdom , because know family, who have the sympathy <lb/>
when lo keep their mouths shut. the . <lb/>
The commonplace person never The remains were brought to <lb/>
ceases to wonder that so many this afternoon for inter- <lb/>
that running a news paper Is happen to other people. here <lb/>
stern, strict bus When a young man proposes lo old . <lb/>
To lose fact on either a deaf mute he naturally <lb/>
side means ruin. that silence l.-u <lb/>
Manager of this is A man may step over a banana ,,. Hub <lb/>
the skin yet be trip <lb/>
meeting afternoon with <lb/>
I have a new well selected stock of <lb/>
the services of Mrs. Ella <lb/>
Sheppard as a.- for this is u <lb/>
trimmer at long experience and I will guarantee to my <lb/>
Hats <lb/>
at the Lowest Prices <lb/>
Infant and a Specially, <lb/>
Mrs. L. GRIFFIN. <lb/>
EVER<lb/>
in -1 in. <lb/>
Mrs. The afternoon <lb/>
adopted by the p,,, up by the bit a <lb/>
other forms of nun are <lb/>
be done, we says the Man- be <lb/>
well go out of the bus, p ,;, ,,,. as <lb/>
take medal- w art-h.- <lb/>
.,. ., ,. <lb/>
The pi in, In is mill <lb/>
the people's way expressing <lb/>
preference for <lb/>
man as free lo choice <lb/>
us he would be a .-no <lb/>
pie ward -.-i <lb/>
it <lb/>
date. The is only a guide <lb/>
to the legislature as to the i <lb/>
choice. All men free <lb/>
should i, <lb/>
Mi -h i i;. i. <lb/>
I before II i <lb/>
breath. thin fellow had <lb/>
only lived in a glass lit <lb/>
i ii. -tout . <lb/>
I II all for <lb/>
yo i i d i- in ii . <lb/>
III r <lb/>
protested, know <lb/>
after we are -so going <lb/>
to live in a and <lb/>
lo i the <lb/>
some call in an aggrieved <lb/>
we are only carrying out <lb/>
the principles of strict business. <lb/>
The Advocate is beset every <lb/>
with these which <lb/>
pay. whether we get money <lb/>
from our patrons or not, <lb/>
business policy inn morals will <lb/>
low us to gel a over it <lb/>
We hope subscribers of <lb/>
will read and <lb/>
fully the above. A good <lb/>
way being is to <lb/>
come on and pay without waiting <lb/>
to be asked for it <lb/>
Keep your and ii your <lb/>
i. is a one it will go <lb/>
farther keeping you. <lb/>
To persuade one soul to lead a <lb/>
life i-1-. leave the world <lb/>
than you found <lb/>
God to great, and <lb/>
know him Dot, neither can the <lb/>
number bin years searched., <lb/>
light i wastes any time <lb/>
looking ii prettier place to shine <lb/>
fur <lb/>
to do. <lb/>
are of <lb/>
is with exertion, <lb/>
the other Of Indolence. <lb/>
The oilier a <lb/>
Maria <lb/>
In he a <lb/>
oar social life us <lb/>
from the <lb/>
possible of lion I <lb/>
lives. fragrance is <lb/>
to fellowship with Christ, <lb/>
lies before us as a huge <lb/>
lies before the architect he <lb/>
M. s tin- Hume of <lb/>
. pi Of this <lb/>
inns- h can combine <lb/>
the greatest and fitness <lb/>
durability sonic in, the <lb/>
of which originated in iii <lb/>
spirit. <lb/>
pointed for i purpose <lb/>
.-Work ; wee <lb/>
The price of is Mrs. II. <lb/>
dollars a bale last HOW than it and Mis. I., <lb/>
n than it <lb/>
nit two weeks ago. If President <lb/>
is to be praised for ten <lb/>
in. be certainly ought lo <lb/>
be censured I'm reducing price <lb/>
I to he can regulate <lb/>
price of cotton. a some <lb/>
say be certainly ought lo have <lb/>
reduced the so suddenly and <lb/>
so <lb/>
Home n is v. i it.- i. <lb/>
some for the vi basket. <lb/>
A in in lie pretty wall up <lb/>
politic ill <lb/>
ins. <lb/>
dog tree <lb/>
as bite the <lb/>
We DOW told the <lb/>
primary Is going to <lb/>
party. so fast. <lb/>
Hitler as it is it is not so bitter a <lb/>
the celebrated Jan is contest <lb/>
when there was no pi unary, <lb/>
s as hotly contested lights for <lb/>
legislative nominations would have <lb/>
been There <lb/>
about the primary, but are <lb/>
th. re in. about com cut ions <lb/>
New-and t <lb/>
Mr. employed by <lb/>
Mile he had a soft <lb/>
and took a ion. The <lb/>
cat excited suspicion mid now <lb/>
he is a -nap, and ill Jail charged <lb/>
With 199.000 of <lb/>
Star. <lb/>
log; both ladies names were met <lb/>
a rising vote. <lb/>
After the business of club <lb/>
delightful were <lb/>
ed by the hostess. <lb/>
The next meeting of the club <lb/>
will be with Mrs, Jarvis on No- <lb/>
r thirteenth. , <lb/>
Points Higher. <lb/>
Means 1-1 Cent per pound your <lb/>
COTTON <lb/>
THAT WHAT OH <lb/>
THAT WE GIN FOR YOU. <lb/>
We have just established at one of the beat equipped <lb/>
lo found in North Carolina and solicit your ginning. <lb/>
turn out the best cotton you can get anywhere but our charges are <lb/>
no higher than others. YOUR <lb/>
HOOKER, <lb/>
N. <lb/>
liming Office- <lb/>
Holders <lb/>
Any partisan activity or inter; <lb/>
i coining election <lb/>
the purl of is <lb/>
i both letter and <lb/>
Civil law and rules, <lb/>
interference or partisan <lb/>
. is liable to complaint and <lb/>
.,, before the Civil <lb/>
ice Commission. <lb/>
WE THE USE OF <lb/>
Pattern Hats, <lb/>
era tie mm <lb/>
from Chicago <lb/>
ii received at Demo <lb/>
I, <lb/>
i in of the I <lb/>
for II ill . la if <lb/>
ii refill poll of Wail <lb/>
Bryan will carry tin <lb/>
stale lit i majority. <lb/>
New <lb/>
Tin comet player is apt blow <lb/>
bl playing. <lb/>
be Will the <lb/>
gar with a trill <lb/>
mean- <lb/>
bus, visible <lb/>
Sewing <lb/>
IN IN I'll cut II IS <lb/>
ton a Machine sec ma <lb/>
i lb,, <lb/>
THE ONLY EVER <lb/>
SOUTH <lb/>
ATLANTIC LIFE; <lb/>
INSURANCE COMPANY <lb/>
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA <lb/>
CAPITAL SURPLUS <lb/>
-9 -9 g <lb/>
TITO, <lb/>
CALL AND <lb/>
BEE TRIMMED ON SHORT NOTICE AND <lb/>
Yours to nerve, <lb/>
Misses ERWIN <lb/>
NO <lb/>
H. <lb/>
ECONOMICALLY <lb/>
In MOST <lb/>
business<lb/>
THE <lb/>
THE PROFITS THAT IN <lb/>
COMPANIES <lb/>
AGENTS AND MIDDLE-MEN. <lb/>
RICH TERRITORY V <lb/>
BEVERLEY B. <lb/>
JULIAN <lb/>
I. <lb/>
LAM <lb/>
Grimesland, N. C , <lb/>
TUB A <lb/>
from which to make their I carry at all <lb/>
a full Dry <lb/>
Implements, in fact <lb/>
yon want your or your farm I can <lb/>
Bottom Prices. <lb/>
I Cotton Mini All of Country mill <lb/>
same. I your pat- <lb/>
will you every you come to <lb/>
my <lb/>
Dressed <lb/>
Man <lb/>
Tr J. <lb/>
i fix ii <lb/>
K. II. l <lb/>
Mn. of <lb/>
i- Mrs. W. IT. Hit Us. <lb/>
Mis. tame la <lb/>
Friday <lb/>
Mis. of <lb/>
who has been her <lb/>
Mis. K. H.<lb/>
Mi- J <lb/>
Cart <lb/>
I Una, been spending <lb/>
Mr. Mrs. H. M. <lb/>
arrived Friday visit <lb/>
K. I. Clark. <lb/>
.- is your <lb/>
ever you meet He is <lb/>
on- in this fall, we <lb/>
considerable of the credit for <lb/>
this condition of Ask the <lb/>
man if we are not entitled to this honor. Never bate history <lb/>
of ibis establishment have we carried a co assortment o <lb/>
SI <lb/>
as we have this fall. Our customers tell <lb/>
We know <lb/>
Drop in when you have a little e <lb/>
want lo see you. <lb/>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
If is a CROSS MARK <lb/>
in the margin this paper It <lb/>
so to remind you you owe, <lb/>
for <lb/>
subscription and we request <lb/>
you to settle as early an <lb/>
We need what YOU <lb/>
owe us and bop <lb/>
us waiting <lb/>
This notice is for those who <lb/>
the cross mark on their <lb/>
paper <lb/>
LOCAL <lb/>
Another circus is earning. <lb/>
County Commissioners meet <lb/>
Monday. <lb/>
Standard lasting Machine is <lb/>
lightest and Cheap <lb/>
at <lb/>
Cabbage Plants for sale, <lb/>
Jersey <lb/>
Charleston varieties. <lb/>
K. <lb/>
to <lb/>
A gentleman told us Wednesday <lb/>
that he took a census a <lb/>
the strict <lb/>
whom each favored for Sena- <lb/>
tor. The result was for Sim- <lb/>
mons and I for Carr. <lb/>
lessen, <lb/>
Hon. <lb/>
spoke in the court house <lb/>
here this afternoon t a large <lb/>
Our people have heard <lb/>
no better speech than the one de- <lb/>
livered by Col. and we <lb/>
have seen no one listened to <lb/>
Intently than he. He plain- <lb/>
truthfully, convincingly, <lb/>
with effect. The man who heard <lb/>
him and goes and voles for <lb/>
next Tuesday will have to <lb/>
his conscience. Daily Re- <lb/>
1,1.1,1111.1 Suit. <lb/>
The Charlotte News slates that <lb/>
II. f. Long, Statesville, <lb/>
has suit the North <lb/>
Carolina for <lb/>
for the killing of his son, B. <lb/>
f. Long, Jr. Voting a <lb/>
killed, as will lie on <lb/>
the day of last on <lb/>
Railroad at <lb/>
Station. He was <lb/>
on track watching a train on <lb/>
the North Carolina road when ho <lb/>
was I <lb/>
track. <lb/>
men great, <lb/>
The invalid, if truth <lb/>
were known, is often a chronic <lb/>
loafer. <lb/>
now DO. <lb/>
Some Speak lo Me, Some to You <lb/>
I, WOO. <lb/>
is in <lb/>
town. <lb/>
Rev. L. L. of <lb/>
was here today. <lb/>
B, J. Pulley went to Ayden Wed- <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
Miss left this <lb/>
morning <lb/>
J. a well known <lb/>
man, is town. <lb/>
F. C. Harding this <lb/>
morning from <lb/>
E M. Cheek returned <lb/>
day evening from <lb/>
Miss Florence Starkey to <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
W. E. Moore <lb/>
day evening from <lb/>
J. T. U. Hoover and w of Ox- <lb/>
ford, arc visiting family E. <lb/>
II. <lb/>
Lee Bland to Ayden Wed- <lb/>
evening and returned this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
Mrs. W. A. Savage and Mrs. N. <lb/>
E. Smith returned this morning <lb/>
from Ayden. <lb/>
Mrs. J. M. Clark, of <lb/>
arrived evening to vis- <lb/>
It Mrs. E. L. Clark. <lb/>
R. W. of the <lb/>
telephone construction force, left <lb/>
this morning Richmond. <lb/>
Mrs. C. N. and <lb/>
Miss Sarah, who have been <lb/>
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. His <lb/>
hop, left this morning for <lb/>
B. H. went to <lb/>
today. <lb/>
went to Scotland <lb/>
Neck today. <lb/>
L. H. Cox went to Ayden Thurs- <lb/>
day evening. <lb/>
Dr. J- went to <lb/>
today. <lb/>
Fleming went to <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
went lo <lb/>
Thursday evening. <lb/>
J. F. came over Iron <lb/>
Kinston this morning. <lb/>
Policeman of <lb/>
came over this morning. <lb/>
L. P. went to <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
Moore from Tar- <lb/>
Thursday evening. <lb/>
Hon. Dan Hugh Ml on <lb/>
the train evening. <lb/>
Saturday, <lb/>
C. went to Elm <lb/>
today, <lb/>
J, Halls went to Rocky <lb/>
Mount today. <lb/>
NEWSY <lb/>
BUSINESS NOTES. <lb/>
N. C., Nov. <lb/>
The A ;. Cox Co. arc <lb/>
still shipping large of <lb/>
wagons, carts, wheels, back <lb/>
i-art saddles and there seems to be <lb/>
no i the demand. Boon the <lb/>
for shipping the celebrated <lb/>
Cox cotton Planter, tor which the <lb/>
are the sole owners <lb/>
will open then their ship <lb/>
will be much larger, still <lb/>
with the force of hands they BOW <lb/>
employ others to added. <lb/>
they will lie equal to the <lb/>
Tiny promise public as they <lb/>
have in the past so will I hey in <lb/>
future endeavor by fair dealings <lb/>
honest give satisfaction <lb/>
I to all. <lb/>
The Cigar Co. ship <lb/>
and sold last month one <lb/>
died and thousand cigars <lb/>
are now constantly receiving <lb/>
and Ailing orders daily. <lb/>
A. has huge and <lb/>
stables be Wishes to rent <lb/>
j either for sale or livery <lb/>
Anyone desiring a good location <lb/>
for Mich business will do well to <lb/>
see him at once. <lb/>
The inspector for the <lb/>
Government was here Thursday <lb/>
and found everything all light. <lb/>
He seemed lo be a clever gentle <lb/>
man. <lb/>
There is Win- <lb/>
future. With its <lb/>
Its large thriving <lb/>
merchants, successful <lb/>
its large college building almost <lb/>
completed and with many other <lb/>
industries to lie added its pros- <lb/>
are Indeed bright. <lb/>
Very few of our people attended <lb/>
the circus In Greenville and those <lb/>
who did are divided in their <lb/>
ion. Same say it was good, oilier- <lb/>
assert it was sorry, but they arc all <lb/>
agreed that a man stood en his <lb/>
head. <lb/>
The Hunsucker Carriage Co. <lb/>
call., special attention to their <lb/>
large of new harness <lb/>
which has just arrived and which <lb/>
I hey propose to sell reason- <lb/>
able prices <lb/>
Mr. F. Cox is building a nice <lb/>
residence on Main and Church <lb/>
streets. When completed it will <lb/>
add ranch to tin appearance of that <lb/>
of the town. <lb/>
Major Henry Hailing, of Green- <lb/>
ville, was here <lb/>
J. I. Smith were <lb/>
era yesterday. <lb/>
X. T. Stokes has moved his <lb/>
here. He will work in the <lb/>
factory. <lb/>
A. Cox is still paying the <lb/>
highest cash prices for cotton seed<lb/>
Did You Think <lb/>
WE <lb/>
Dry Goods Only <lb/>
If so, <lb/>
you are <lb/>
carry <lb/>
Stock of <lb/>
any house in Greenville, lite i H <lb/>
tilled and <lb/>
you whole suits <lb/>
or odd pieces. call <lb/>
c can Iii any room in <lb/>
Prices. <lb/>
. .-<lb/>
i. <lb/>
its. Me . m <lb/>
H Idlest <lb/>
j. <lb/>
. ill IV <lb/>
i II <lb/>
v at in situs <lb/>
-ii-i arc <lb/>
taking advantage <lb/>
Our <lb/>
m i<lb/>
and Grander Bargains Offered <lb/>
CLOTH <lb/>
U Suits th.- s, . an i quality, Sate Price, <lb/>
Suits tin- an Sale <lb/>
Tailor Silk Taffeta tin <lb/>
Met. Suits the 8.00 quality, while lost AU <lb/>
Men Suits and quality, Sale Price. <lb/>
Men Suits the Bole Price, <lb/>
i. B. Motley came <lb/>
down from Hie convention <lb/>
den Thursday and ill <lb/>
with no a abort <lb/>
Host nil the people this place <lb/>
attended the convention at <lb/>
have report ii <lb/>
good lime. <lb/>
returned <lb/>
from Friday. <lb/>
will soon a <lb/>
big No <lb/>
Sun wan here lo- <lb/>
i only In <lb/>
These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. <lb/>
. . , . iii,, <lb/>
plain Linen Check. v . . ; -j. .-,;,. , . . v ,,,. ,,. <lb/>
Collars .;. <lb/>
, nil <lb/>
.,,, I ; g j <lb/>
, . <lb/>
worth i-.-H <lb/>
l i- in- <lb/>
Beat Linen worth Ho ones, i .-.,,;,. roller Mi <lb/>
Beet Feather Bone, all colors lie- Pin-, worth . i . . l <lb/>
all colors, worth Woven Spreads, worth Mi. . . <lb/>
s- . . <lb/>
Lining, Cotton, worth lie. while last <lb/>
u i known <lb/>
yon Ml <lb/>
thing the <lb/>
ii <lb/>
yon I gig <lb/>
Open <lb/>
Greenville, N. C <lb/>
-1 <lb/>
; i <lb/>
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Attention Farmers <lb/>
I am now offering you one of the most lines <lb/>
DRY GOODS, mats, <lb/>
f; <lb/>
very reasonable prices. My line of <lb/>
which is of any market are fresh and cheap. <lb/>
;. When you none lo town again give me a trial. <lb/>
please, <lb/>
The and her Vocation <lb/>
future <lb/>
should have in her mind during <lb/>
. later part of her school life the <lb/>
selection of her writes <lb/>
B. iii the <lb/>
Home Journal. <lb/>
I think it well for her. too, very <lb/>
but with intention, to cast <lb/>
her for <lb/>
I White. <lb/>
the kind offices of <lb/>
one and another, and to <lb/>
known her need of immediate <lb/>
as she leaves <lb/>
i school. Many good are <lb/>
because of indecision, of false <lb/>
pride, or reticence on the <lb/>
part of those who seek them. The <lb/>
mental attitude of in March <lb/>
of employment should w neither <lb/>
set in motion every <lb/>
means, and let those who may be <lb/>
able to know something <lb/>
her situation. They can help, <lb/>
and she seek with much great- <lb/>
hope of success if the goal in <lb/>
mi be something <lb/>
Don't Be Deceived. <lb/>
Doctors Say; <lb/>
Intermittent Fevers <lb/>
which prevail in dis- <lb/>
are invariably <lb/>
by derangements of the <lb/>
Stomach Liver and Bowels. <lb/>
The Secret of Health. <lb/>
The liver is the great <lb/>
in the mechanism of <lb/>
man, and when it is out of order, <lb/>
the whole system Incomes de- <lb/>
ranged and disease is the result. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
Cure all Liver Troubles. <lb/>
WANTED <lb/>
CORDS OF <lb/>
Dogwood <lb/>
ATLANTIC COAST LINE <lb/>
schedule <lb/>
trains <lb/>
AND <lb/>
Persimmon <lb/>
H THE SHADOW IF DEATH. <lb/>
OP, <lb/>
Our Royal <lb/>
Elastic Felt Mattress, <lb/>
which is due lo merit, <lb/>
caused others in put <lb/>
for unmet and claiming <lb/>
ELASTIC <lb/>
and also oat vigorous advertising, has <lb/>
market, which are offering <lb/>
are as good as the ROYAL <lb/>
same. We <lb/>
that they are as in ready at time to com <lb/>
pare ours with others. Ii your local dues handle I hem <lb/>
write direct <lb/>
ROYALL BORDEN, <lb/>
Bole Manufacturers, GOLDSBORO, X. C. <lb/>
A Fable of <lb/>
following conversation was <lb/>
Overheard on a railway train <lb/>
the time said a <lb/>
passenger with a gorgeous watch <lb/>
chain, we had our country <lb/>
well in band we could chit <lb/>
a pup in any office we chose <lb/>
tn him <lb/>
ml can't do it now <lb/>
queried other passenger, a man <lb/>
with a consumptive cough. <lb/>
I should say nut. The <lb/>
have heat us three to one in <lb/>
the last two <lb/>
what do you attribute the <lb/>
change <lb/>
I'm inclined lo think <lb/>
is that when we had the <lb/>
power we elected too many <lb/>
Companion. <lb/>
Get a good Safe <lb/>
iii.- V; <lb/>
safe is all sizes con- <lb/>
office and general use. <lb/>
Every safe bold with a guarantee to be lire <lb/>
proof, range from up. <lb/>
New V To one Bryan 50.000. <lb/>
New York, Oct. <lb/>
K. of the <lb/>
Democratic committee, gave <lb/>
out to night the from <lb/>
I the Democratic State committee on <lb/>
how the State would go. lie said. <lb/>
canvass of the Stale <lb/>
50.000 audit also <lb/>
shows the Republicans will not <lb/>
with more than <lb/>
majority. I have refrained <lb/>
from making any statements here- <lb/>
until our canvass is <lb/>
ed. I his estimate on our canvass <lb/>
Is a <lb/>
J. <lb/>
Famous Ch. <lb/>
X. c <lb/>
There is a growing demand in <lb/>
this State for a reformatory <lb/>
young criminals. Undoubtedly <lb/>
there is need of it and the Subject <lb/>
will doubtless have the con- <lb/>
attention of the next Gen- <lb/>
Assembly. To build <lb/>
equip such an institution and to <lb/>
Ida means of employment for <lb/>
its are the additional ex- <lb/>
to lie mu-l <lb/>
and clothed In the penitentiary, <lb/>
It is to lie hoped that the General <lb/>
can see its way clear to <lb/>
appropriate the sum necessary, bat <lb/>
it is to be it. mind in <lb/>
addition to the of the re- <lb/>
there are others. Many <lb/>
interests, some of hem highly <lb/>
will lie clamoring for up <lb/>
and the prudent leg <lb/>
vote away money <lb/>
without knowing where it is lo <lb/>
come from, let object be never <lb/>
so meritorious. We should think <lb/>
that a reformatory could be pro- <lb/>
an expense which the <lb/>
Stale an stand, without Inflict <lb/>
injury any other institution or <lb/>
interest, existing or prospective, <lb/>
tor it need not large nor <lb/>
constructed. Certainly one <lb/>
is much needed and lo the fact no <lb/>
clan of our people la more keenly <lb/>
alive than the gentlemen who com- <lb/>
pose newly-elected <lb/>
Observer. <lb/>
Will pay from 5.00 to <lb/>
per cord for same, F. O. It. <lb/>
THIS WOOD must lie round, <lb/>
nearly free from and sawed <lb/>
off ends. Will take feet <lb/>
and feet long and as small as <lb/>
inches in diameter at small end, <lb/>
but smaller. <lb/>
J. H. <lb/>
N. <lb/>
July <lb/>
ArK.-i <lb/>
Mount <lb/>
Ar Florence <lb/>
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Mb <lb/>
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f Si <lb/>
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t IS <lb/>
PM AM <lb/>
III IS<lb/>
PM AM PM <lb/>
Is <lb/>
J. ff. PERRY CO., <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Factors handlers of <lb/>
Bagging, Ties and Hags. <lb/>
Correspondence and shipments <lb/>
solicited. <lb/>
SOU New Home <lb/>
Sewing Machines <lb/>
IS IX <lb/>
If you peed a Machine see me <lb/>
at II. Hooker's store, or write me <lb/>
Jan. l. c. <lb/>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
having dab <lb/>
before Superior Curt Clerk Pit <lb/>
county a the Last an <lb/>
of H. id <lb/>
notice is hereby given to <lb/>
ed to the in make nay- <lb/>
meat to the all <lb/>
in against , <lb/>
sent toe tor payment on or before <lb/>
Zed day of October, or notice <lb/>
win be plead in bar of recovery, <lb/>
This day of October, 1900. <lb/>
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of W. It.<lb/>
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A Baby With a Set of Teeth <lb/>
the two weeks old baby of Mr. <lb/>
aid Mrs. Jay is a line little <lb/>
personage and is fur ahead of most <lb/>
babies for it- age The child had <lb/>
been fretful and would i <lb/>
lit d, and all la <lb/>
little one proved of no avail until <lb/>
III furnishing a house, consider <lb/>
where and how you are to live, <lb/>
and She number of pairs of hands <lb/>
there are to do the work, <lb/>
your furnishing accordingly. <lb/>
It the articles you are arc <lb/>
well and good shape <lb/>
color you will make no mistake <lb/>
in selecting them, no matter how <lb/>
simple they are; indeed, <lb/>
they are the better. Do not <lb/>
be ilia hurry to fully furnish your <lb/>
house. When buying a new place <lb/>
furniture, a drapery or a rug. <lb/>
keep in mind the fact that it <lb/>
should with the old <lb/>
ember <lb/>
Home Journal. <lb/>
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el r i . sick II. . he <lb/>
nil can <lb/>
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sent hr null, <lb/>
Rev, Mr. who was c. Clinton<lb/>
a pastoral discover- L <lb/>
that the child had a set of up <lb/>
per teeth. This is a very <lb/>
occurrence. The child i- <lb/>
otherwise <lb/>
Enterprise. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Buyers and Broken in <lb/>
Stock, Cotton, Grain and <lb/>
ions. Private Wire- to York. <lb/>
Chicago and Sew Orleans. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
All are hereby i,, <lb/>
upon any of our lands in Green- <lb/>
elite Pill C the <lb/>
lands of Mrs. K. sad heirs <lb/>
the sod <lb/>
I. Move. <lb/>
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p in. Hope Mills p n <lb/>
Springs , p in, I IS p n <lb/>
p m <lb/>
the Carolina Central <lb/>
Railroad, lid Um Red <lb/>
with the Seaboard Air Use <lb/>
Railway at <lb/>
Train on Neck <lb/>
leave, w i U m. p m, <lb/>
Neck all Spa. <lb/>
pm. , Kinston <lb/>
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Is a m. II a am. <lb/>
Train, no leave<lb/>
lbs. C. n. who <lb/>
and fancy at <lb/>
tell, Co., who <lb/>
well throughout the <lb/>
I was badly with <lb/>
catarrh and I had <lb/>
liver complaint and very bilious. I <lb/>
in a bad condition; every day I be- <lb/>
M to fear that I should never tit <lb/>
well woman; that I should have to <lb/>
settle down into a Invalid, and <lb/>
of death. I had <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S <lb/>
to me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT CORED ME, and <lb/>
cured my family both. I am very glad <lb/>
that I heard of it I would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to every one. I have <lb/>
taken many other kinds of medicine. <lb/>
I prefer all of <lb/>
dim Mask. <lb/>
SOLD BY <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
. a <lb/>
melon t w s in 3.11. m, arrive Parmele <lb/>
in. leave <lb/>
V. <lb/>
ever you need. J <lb/>
A t th, Washington <lb/>
from <lb/>
gave <lb/>
interview . n <lb/>
the State, nut <lb/>
mi lie claims <lb/>
t of three, <lb/>
and both of the Stale <lb/>
Legislature. He the <lb/>
Republicans will use an immense <lb/>
corruption fund on election <lb/>
COPY BOOKS <lb/>
shun and <lb/>
tablets, fool's rap , <lb/>
crayons, . rayons, Ink <lb/>
writing Links <lb/>
slates, <lb/>
boxes ti.<lb/>
with <lb/>
Bat Turkey or-Crow. <lb/>
it is all the <lb/>
successful candidate <lb/>
is when the Senatorial <lb/>
light is a matter of history, when <lb/>
the Congressional contests have <lb/>
been ill we <lb/>
New-. <lb/>
Something New and Fresh to <lb/>
it. Pancake Cream <lb/>
Cracker Heal, <lb/>
grade Crack, r, <lb/>
I era, tweet <lb/>
as sad <lb/>
ands <lb/>
that; have ever <lb/>
TUNSTALL. <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
Restore Vitality, toil <lb/>
of <lb/>
Too True. <lb/>
If either <lb/>
stand for office in Carolina <lb/>
lain the Republicans will <lb/>
where lo look t<lb/>
A tonic <lb/>
l i . . <lb/>
lo pal. <lb/>
the <lb/>
lite rend <lb/>
r I. I. O I. f. <lb/>
candidates should j <lb/>
I. <lb/>
Wholesale and retail <lb/>
Dealer. Cash fur <lb/>
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, oil Car- <lb/>
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- <lb/>
steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- <lb/>
by Carriages, Parlor <lb/>
Suits, Safes, J. <lb/>
Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, <lb/>
American Can- <lb/>
Cherries, reaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Jelly, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap <lb/>
Lye. Magic Food, Matches, Oil <lb/>
Cotton Sec Meal Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Apples, Suit, <lb/>
Candies, Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Prunes, Raisins, <lb/>
and China W me, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware, and Crackers, <lb/>
e-e. Real Butter, Stand- <lb/>
ard Machines, and nu <lb/>
other goods. Quality and <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Coma <lb/>
to sec me. <lb/>
a mini j. i . . <lb/>
arrive <lb/>
Train leave<lb/>
ii in. 1.10 p. in. <lb/>
m. dally, Till an. <lb/>
s n. <lb/>
Train on Midland N C bans <lb/>
dally, N a m, us <lb/>
smiths -Id <lb/>
. a a <lb/>
Train M Nashville Drench leave <lb/>
am. p m, arrive <lb/>
Hope II a iii, , a <lb/>
am. Sprint Hope am. <lb/>
Nashville II n a m. arrive <lb/>
I 1.1 a in. dally <lb/>
Train on Warsaw <lb/>
y. I ii <lb/>
l in. leaves am i <lb/>
M i m. <lb/>
Train No <lb/>
don lot all points dally, all via <lb/>
II. <lb/>
Pass. Agent <lb/>
J. It. Manager. <lb/>
T. M. agar <lb/>
S CHILL <lb/>
per bottle, fares t and <lb/>
Fever, Malaria. Sweats, <lb/>
Honey back If it doesn't. <lb/>
Soother as good. Gel the kind <lb/>
with the Bed Cross on the label. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed by Wooten, <lb/>
Bryan druggists. <lb/>
Do know <lb/>
SERVICE <lb/>
Steamer leave <lb/>
daily A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville daily at <lb/>
P. M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
Greenville Mondays, <lb/>
and Fridays at A. M. <lb/>
leave for <lb/>
Tuesdays, and Saturdays <lb/>
at i A. M. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
New York and <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the West <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
should order freight by <lb/>
Old Dominion S. S. Co. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Hay Line from Baltimore; <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
TOO. SON, <lb/>
Washington, N. O. <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
n. c. <lb/>
Col Ion Bagging and Tics always <lb/>
on hail i <lb/>
Fresh kept constantly en <lb/>
hand, produce <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
Land <lb/>
All are warned for- <lb/>
I., or Without gun or <lb/>
r in any other way trespass upon the <lb/>
lands Tow. <lb/>
ship on the north of Creek. <lb/>
J. H. Lima.<lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
tin- iv <lb/>
l ho Superior Court <lb/>
as. of the mists of <lb/>
is hereby given <lb/>
all <lb/>
present them me tor payment <lb/>
Inly on or before the 15th <lb/>
lay of March, or will <lb/>
plead in bar of their recovery. All persona <lb/>
estate are notified to Disks <lb/>
payment to me. <lb/>
This Kill day of September ISM, <lb/>
W. M. <lb/>
of II. in v <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete every de <lb/>
prices as low as the <lb/>
lowest. Highest market prices <lb/>
paid for country produce. <lb/>
We sell cheap <lb/>
me pencil I cent, <lb/>
rubber lipped ,,, <lb/>
pretty cover assort, <lb/>
nice u i i m . <lb/>
i ii, and rule, mi <lb/>
in world. <lb/>
V, i cents. of to drive th<lb/>
ST I-, -rim. in i i ts <lb/>
fever is a of Grove's <lb/>
plain lead i <lb/>
l cent, ii <lb/>
rayons, bold Herald. <lb/>
slate pen-1 <lb/>
ox, Few people gel than they <lb/>
j BO. wit h oar bankable to curs<lb/>
Tablets <lb/>
t t <lb/>
The gamut Fountain Men <lb/>
. of <lb/>
Chill Tonio. His simply <lb/>
i quinine in a tasteless form <lb/>
I So pay. Price <lb/>
. ens for <lb/>
or <lb/>
. our <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
A. Jackson ILL. <lb/>
ask by . l <lb/>
N C <lb/>
The One Day Cold Curs. <lb/>
1.1 i. A <lb/>
Hum. <lb/>
ABOUT IT. <lb/>
your Dry <lb/>
Cape.--, Trunks, etc, from <lb/>
Oar Cheap Cash Scraps <lb/>
or <lb/>
Cheap <lb/>
Cash; <lb/>
Store <lb/>
lb <lb/>
go gee <lb/>
At the old Moore store, <lb/>
on Five Points, where have <lb/>
just opened a new and <lb/>
of <lb/>
Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
of Meats, Flour, <lb/>
Coffee, Canned Goods, <lb/>
Tobacco, <lb/>
Fruits, in everything <lb/>
to found an up to date <lb/>
pay the highest market <lb/>
prices for ail kinds of <lb/>
Country Produce, <lb/>
in or barter. When <lb/>
you want to sell or when you <lb/>
want to buy come lo ace us. <lb/>
in all who favor us with their <lb/>
patronage promise entire sat <lb/>
r ion. <lb/>
T, F. CHRISTMAN CO. <lb/>
at Five <lb/>
-i <lb/>
IN- <lb/>
A LINE <lb/>
ill <lb/>
Line of Hardware. <lb/>
COME SEE ME. <lb/>
J.<lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
anything Invent or ,. art <lb/>
MOT.- <lb/>
for Irv <lb/>
advice <lb/>
PATENTS <lb/>
S CO. <lb/>
WASHINGTON, <lb/>
at Greenville on <lb/>
Thursday November 15th. j <lb/>
First Season in America. <lb/>
The Rhoda Royal<lb/>
MAMMOTH AND REAL HIPPODROME. <lb/>
Royal Shows was good, big <lb/>
Spy, August 1900. <lb/>
of the best tent shows ever given in New London was that of <lb/>
the Rhoda Royal last Wednesday. The one great feature about the <lb/>
how is that give exactly what they advertise. The Rhoda Royal <lb/>
Shows have made a most favorable impression this <lb/>
London Daily Wednesday, September 5th, <lb/>
THE WORLD'S GRANDEST AND BEST AMUSEMENT <lb/>
SOMETHING NEW THE SUN. <lb/>
Tented exhibition entirely different from <lb/>
anything you have ever seen, and you will be <lb/>
convinced, if you sec the big aggregation, <lb/>
that shows are not nil alike. Read the <lb/>
special <lb/>
PROF. AND HIS BEAUTIFUL TRAINED HORSES, <lb/>
All performing one ring and at time. This act <lb/>
lie duplicated on this terrestrial globe. <lb/>
Vast <lb/>
The richest on the earth <lb/>
is Oil In <lb/>
August last declared a dividend <lb/>
of S per <lb/>
able the of last. <lb/>
This is fourth year. <lb/>
It is a lime of exceeding prosperity <lb/>
trusts. There is no mis <lb/>
take here. Carnegie mikes by his <lb/>
trusts some or more, <lb/>
Mr. for bis share, <lb/>
each year. The of Stan- <lb/>
Oil Company is each <lb/>
hour. It made this year three <lb/>
in seven months-20 percent <lb/>
percent per cent That is to say, <lb/>
between the 1st of March and the <lb/>
16th of September, it divided <lb/>
ill among the own- <lb/>
cm Of this huge trust. try to <lb/>
take in. It believed that <lb/>
the fourth fur year <lb/>
will be more i-r <lb/>
900.000 dividends for one year. Its <lb/>
earnings each day arc <lb/>
To show Immense wealth read <lb/>
Ibis which Chic- <lb/>
ago <lb/>
is, the Standard Oil Com- <lb/>
is making a day, or <lb/>
an hour. <lb/>
report the <lb/>
of the proves <lb/>
hat in the dividends of all <lb/>
the national banks in the United <lb/>
States were <lb/>
Standard Oil will pay in <lb/>
dividends this year <lb/>
D. Rockefeller owns <lb/>
percent of the capital stock of the <lb/>
Standard Oil of New <lb/>
This is merely the parent <lb/>
corporation of the innumerable <lb/>
subsidiary companies which cum- <lb/>
the trust. com- <lb/>
makes its and <lb/>
the trust gets its from the <lb/>
of stock <lb/>
Rockefeller owns of j <lb/>
the subsidiary companies. The <lb/>
trust, of which he is a large patron, <lb/>
owns It is figured that <lb/>
he will do a big business for him- <lb/>
year. He has received <lb/>
thus far. Of the sub- <lb/>
his per cent <lb/>
him for bis <lb/>
share for He <lb/>
is said to lie a bad dyspeptic living <lb/>
on crackers and <lb/>
ton Messenger. <lb/>
TO THE PEOPLE, OUR AND CUSTOMERS OF <lb/>
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. <lb/>
CAPTAIN SHARP and his of ROUGH RIDERS. <lb/>
THE HORSE RACK RIDING PONY, a cute, Cunning, thorough- <lb/>
bred Shetland pony will actually ride and perform on the backs of <lb/>
large horses, while galloping at full speed. <lb/>
THE THOMPSON The of all clown mule hind e <lb/>
riders will actually introduce something new in the comedy line. <lb/>
A TROUPE OF TRAINED PERFORMING ELEPHANTS, That <lb/>
do everything but talk. <lb/>
J The queen of all lady trainers <lb/>
manage riders. Not the old time <lb/>
manage acts, but each every trick new and of the latest high <lb/>
school riding art. The HIPPODROME RACES entirely different <lb/>
from the old style. other first-clues performers perform <lb/>
The FOUR the of nil European clowns. <lb/>
Every piece of property bran New harness, new wagons, <lb/>
cages, new horses, features, new material, <lb/>
specialties, new acts, new in appointments and all tents positively <lb/>
new waterproof No and no games of chance. <lb/>
GORGEOUS STREET CARNIVAL passes through principal <lb/>
o'clock the day of exhibition, immediately <lb/>
upon the return of the parade to the show grounds the original <lb/>
WITH THE AUBURN WILL MAKE A HIGH <lb/>
DIVE from an aerial ladder into a net below, free. Also <lb/>
after the high dive other free exhibitions will take place. <lb/>
Doors open, and P. M. Performances and X P. M. <lb/>
Social Philosophy. <lb/>
It is always easy to get an idle <lb/>
man into politics. <lb/>
Why do people have best <lb/>
They always look better in their <lb/>
every day <lb/>
Don't put until winter what <lb/>
you can do in the full; eat your <lb/>
blackberry now- <lb/>
Some men spend last half of <lb/>
their lives discovering the mis- <lb/>
takes they the <lb/>
face I have seen <lb/>
around homo said a man <lb/>
whose wife belongs to a lot of clubs, <lb/>
is the of the <lb/>
What has become of the old- <lb/>
woman who made big, fat <lb/>
Nowadays, the biscuits <lb/>
arc about as big as a quarter. <lb/>
Women are funny. Au <lb/>
woman who raised and <lb/>
earth lo secure a divorce from her <lb/>
husband is now <lb/>
from her friends because lie <lb/>
la about to be <lb/>
Globe. <lb/>
A dispatch from Pa., <lb/>
says Edward Henry, reputed lo <lb/>
be the oldest man the country, <lb/>
died Friday, aged years. He <lb/>
was a slave <lb/>
Va., During bis long <lb/>
career he was married live limes, <lb/>
is survived by his wife, <lb/>
by whom be had children. He <lb/>
is said lo have been the father of <lb/>
CO children. <lb/>
The Rhoda Royal show has bill <lb/>
ed the for its exhibit here on <lb/>
the 15th. <lb/>
We are in the forefront of the race after your <lb/>
We oiler you the In-st selected line oft <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to be found in any in Pitt County. Well bought choice <lb/>
selections, the creations of toe manufacturers of America <lb/>
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring, Summer <lb/>
mid Winter. are work for yours and our mutual ad- <lb/>
vantage. is our pleasure to show you what you and to <lb/>
sell you if we can. We oiler you very best service, polite <lb/>
attention, and the most liberal terms with a wall <lb/>
established business up strictly on its own merits. <lb/>
When you come lo market you will not do yourself justice <lb/>
if you do not see our Immense before buying elsewhere. <lb/>
Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
and <lb/>
Jackets and Capes, Carpels, Mailings and Oil <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's, Women's and and <lb/>
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Scad is, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, Castings Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. <lb/>
buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
Ranges <lb/>
If you want stoves or ranges upon <lb/>
scientific principles which are economical, durable, <lb/>
convenient, us well as beautiful and artistic, look <lb/>
for the <lb/>
A Smile In <lb/>
The things we do worst art <lb/>
the things moat. <lb/>
Lots of fellows make a good front <lb/>
w much backing. <lb/>
A philosopher a man <lb/>
never attempts to argue with <lb/>
Bonn men lay by money for <lb/>
rainy day, while others <lb/>
umbrellas. <lb/>
The postman may not be literary, <lb/>
but nevertheless he is an <lb/>
man of letters. <lb/>
When comes to lasing <lb/>
stump a maiden effort is <lb/>
ways a speech la favor woman <lb/>
mi II rage. <lb/>
A fellow may rush out hurried- <lb/>
between Ibo acts lo sec a man. <lb/>
but be r i . back mil of <lb/>
breath. <lb/>
The people who do the <lb/>
rowing never you <lb/>
Boston has a year-old child <lb/>
win, for <lb/>
successful men <lb/>
foot of the ladder, while others try <lb/>
another clime. <lb/>
Lots of fellow- who sit all <lb/>
in a piker game <lb/>
selves broke when day breaks. <lb/>
Life is of perversities. <lb/>
not until a man joins the church <lb/>
that he realizes flab bite <lb/>
on Sundays. <lb/>
The fellow who i always Bod- <lb/>
other people's <lb/>
the Philosopher, <lb/>
loses Iii-. <lb/>
The chronic Bachelor rises to re- <lb/>
mark be wouldn't give two <lb/>
cents for a boy that didn't have a <lb/>
temper, or a parrot that didn't <lb/>
swear. <lb/>
The only way to gel rid of some <lb/>
conks is to place coal oil can <lb/>
and matches and depend <lb/>
upon ambulance lo lake <lb/>
away. <lb/>
A very effective way to <lb/>
unit dog is In saturate <lb/>
with kerosene and then apply a <lb/>
lighted match. The dog will never <lb/>
be troubled with again, <lb/>
conies in tell him <lb/>
I've gone said the <lb/>
editor. the <lb/>
assistant editor, it's the <lb/>
compositor the editor, <lb/>
wearily; made the poet say <lb/>
Dial a i-. as good as a <lb/>
HAPPENINGS <lb/>
Nov. <lb/>
There was a splendid session <lb/>
the N. c. Christian <lb/>
Convention last week with a <lb/>
large attendance. Our people and <lb/>
all enjoyed the meet- <lb/>
Bessie Smith, a daughter of <lb/>
Mr. Smith, died last <lb/>
wick of fever. Her <lb/>
death is very much regretted. <lb/>
Mr. Dennis, aged about <lb/>
years, and one of the best men <lb/>
and truest Democrats of Content, <lb/>
township, died last Thursday <lb/>
night and was buried Friday. <lb/>
A man named Noah <lb/>
Johnson came here this morning lo <lb/>
bike the tram for lie <lb/>
stalled lo gel on the coach lie fore <lb/>
or Ohio, city <lb/>
Toledo, Li cab County <lb/>
Frank J. makes <lb/>
be is the senior partner of <lb/>
Bra of F. K Co , doing <lb/>
business in the of Toledo, <lb/>
county and stale aforesaid, and <lb/>
said will pay the sum of <lb/>
one hundred dollars <lb/>
every case of Catarrh cannot <lb/>
be by I he use of Hall's Ca- <lb/>
Cure. En ink J. Chunky. <lb/>
Sworn to before me <lb/>
ed in my presence, this day <lb/>
of December, A. 1888. <lb/>
A. W. Gt N, <lb/>
Notary Public. <lb/>
Hall's Catarrh Cure is takes In- <lb/>
and directly on the <lb/>
and mucous surfaces of the <lb/>
Send for testimonials, free. <lb/>
J, Co.; Props., <lb/>
Ohio. <lb/>
Sold by Druggists, <lb/>
Family Pills arc the best. <lb/>
by lbs Orange Va. <lb/>
Your close friend i often the <lb/>
one who won't lend you a <lb/>
The man who fears lo trust the <lb/>
not iii to be trusted. <lb/>
Thai person has a good lit of <lb/>
laughter who is clothed in smiles. <lb/>
An Orange colored man Bays he <lb/>
Is prepared to put down wells <lb/>
prices. <lb/>
Dare to do right, dale to be <lb/>
line; kick your mother in law <lb/>
if she at you. <lb/>
Some men are born great, some <lb/>
become great and a good many of <lb/>
both kinds are <lb/>
When bear a young man <lb/>
say a girl no heart you <lb/>
may be sure she has his. <lb/>
The man who is wedded to <lb/>
idea doesn't require a divorce t <lb/>
become separated therefrom. <lb/>
Ills <lb/>
In one of M. <lb/>
stories he tells of meeting a man <lb/>
as funny as himself <lb/>
One said Mr. <lb/>
met a soldier who bad been <lb/>
wounded in the face. He was a <lb/>
Union man, and I asked in which <lb/>
he bid been injured. <lb/>
In the last battle of Bull Run, <lb/>
be replied. <lb/>
how could you get lair <lb/>
the face at Hull Run asked. <lb/>
the man, half- <lb/>
apologetically, after I ran a mile <lb/>
or I I got careless and looked <lb/>
Coin pan ion. <lb/>
Four Southern State a, as such, <lb/>
changed places in the census col. <lb/>
as population, in <lb/>
Ken. and Georgia fourth, <lb/>
now it is reversed. In <lb/>
1900 Virginia was sixth and North <lb/>
Carolina was seventh, and now it <lb/>
is reversed. The increase In the <lb/>
Southern states during the <lb/>
ten <lb/>
than the entire population of the <lb/>
thirteen colonies who raised <lb/>
disturbance with King George a <lb/>
little matter of a three-penny lax <lb/>
on Pool. <lb/>
is indeed a woman who <lb/>
u in piss by a store with- <lb/>
I the train bat missed Ills lout slopping. <lb/>
i looting fell on the track. <lb/>
run over both bis legs Just a <lb/>
mark, which is shown upon every genuine <lb/>
Stove Range, and do nut be deceived <lb/>
by worthless imitations substitutes. <lb/>
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above the ankle Dixon and <lb/>
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Iron and Ins form <lb/>
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of the Baptist State mission board, tasteless Chill per <lb/>
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