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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/>
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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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i mi all I an I <lb/>
mini cine for <lb/>
ii by <lb/>
and <lb/>
Harrington, Farber <lb/>
i i <lb/>
II<lb/>
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/>
We . r. any <lb/>
el r i . sick II. . he <lb/>
nil can <lb/>
; i u, i Mute <lb/>
Liver nil, the an- <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/>
Oct. <lb/>
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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/>
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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/>
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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/>
lead all others in yearly sales and popularity. <lb/>
Sold by <lb/>
BAKER HART. <lb/>
above the ankle Dixon and <lb/>
took off one legs, but <lb/>
hope to save the other. <lb/>
fever is a of <lb/>
Tasteless Chill Tonic. is simply <lb/>
Iron and Ins form <lb/>
cure -no pay. Price <lb/>
CU US <lb/>
Rev. John K. While, night Sweats with Robert's <lb/>
of the Baptist State mission board, tasteless Chill per <lb/>
baa accepted the call to , <lb/>
,.,,,, , . ,, refunded if fails. <lb/>
Atlanta. Ibis and makes <lb/>
strongest well. other as good. <lb/>
Id the South, and baa a new and I Sold and guaranteed at the drug <lb/>
stores Bryan, <lb/>
Building. <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
very handsome of worship. <lb/>
Mr. While is a native of North <lb/>
Carolina, baa been of <lb/>
missions for years, and is a tine <lb/>
public <lb/>
Dr. L. J <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
Office over White <lb/>
Fleming store.<lb/>
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T-T <lb/>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
V. <lb/>
D. J. WHICHARD, Owner <lb/>
ill the Post . at <lb/>
Greenville, N. O., us Second Class <lb/>
Mail Matter. <lb/>
WOO. <lb/>
I III I <lb/>
Outrageous to <lb/>
r , . I i In Press. <lb/>
Till. is not a maker <lb/>
of history, but is the mission of <lb/>
paper lo a- <lb/>
occur. Neither dote the paper <lb/>
have Um making of court records, <lb/>
but when people violate the laws <lb/>
and the cases become mailers of <lb/>
public record, it is the <lb/>
able right of any newspaper in <lb/>
recording the events of the day <lb/>
to publish sued records, it is <lb/>
more or less dune Hie country <lb/>
over. <lb/>
When Move enter- <lb/>
upon his administration he re- <lb/>
to <lb/>
every week a record of tile <lb/>
cases disposed of iii Ins court, slat- <lb/>
the time that he wished this <lb/>
done because he believed it would <lb/>
have a deterring effect against <lb/>
Some people who <lb/>
violated the law, overlooking the <lb/>
fuel that all should be treated alike <lb/>
without discrimination, seemed to <lb/>
think that because was them, <lb/>
their should he omitted <lb/>
from the published records, oven <lb/>
going so far as to make threats <lb/>
i i the editor. This coming <lb/>
to the knowledge of the Mayor he <lb/>
published a card over his own <lb/>
time stilling M by he had made <lb/>
the request of <lb/>
and that he would continue to <lb/>
furnish for publication all eases <lb/>
. before him. And <lb/>
has continued l pub- <lb/>
them just as reported. So <lb/>
much by way of explanation, <lb/>
Monday night of <lb/>
left the office about <lb/>
lie <lb/>
had gone a short distance from <lb/>
when he was waylaid on <lb/>
the street and assaulted for publish. <lb/>
pi i. of the <lb/>
Being armed ill he <lb/>
pi led inn- against harm. <lb/>
this assault a <lb/>
sworn John <lb/>
and Charles James. The <lb/>
ease was heard by <lb/>
morning and lie adjudged <lb/>
Hoed them <lb/>
each and costs, from which Judy <lb/>
they took an appeal lo the <lb/>
Superior and were bound<lb/>
edit r being the person <lb/>
against whom this was <lb/>
made does make any comment <lb/>
upon the of such mi out- <lb/>
rage on the public streets, mid the <lb/>
ell slide ii the <lb/>
US, . t. ; I <lb/>
form o delusions. <lb/>
Abdicated Rather than <lb/>
Ike . Negroes <lb/>
John while, <lb/>
a .- mil in the <lb/>
ball -i he i.- <lb/>
lime been with <lb/>
s line s until as <lb/>
. city <lb/>
hall days he <lb/>
I to I he dim n . <lb/>
k . .; , i <lb/>
. i lather ii. in <lb/>
sh i i es he <lb/>
Would m. <lb/>
Mayor . look a baud in <lb/>
the matter Sullivan to <lb/>
P the shoes of white <lb/>
men alike lit till . . p <lb/>
i i ii i i , <lb/>
hi resigned. C u <lb/>
science <lb/>
lug and plover girls, <lb/>
Household ii are in <lb/>
their infancy. the lime <lb/>
friends who are and <lb/>
bare teat bed <lb/>
there rill be hi re for <lb/>
quick <lb/>
and dell , t i;. <lb/>
thing r In I he r <lb/>
Journal. <lb/>
Printer wanted newspaper <lb/>
work i Write <lb/>
quo <lb/>
week I j sages <lb/>
AGAIN. <lb/>
Goes in with a Landslide. <lb/>
He Carrie Stales and has <lb/>
Electoral Vote with a <lb/>
in <lb/>
gives the <lb/>
election this morning; just as <lb/>
by Ire last night, While <lb/>
is nut the kind of BOWS from <lb/>
the country large <lb/>
would love to read, they must <lb/>
accept the result and take it as it <lb/>
is. Below are the <lb/>
Lincoln -The Associated Tress <lb/>
bulletins at r o'clock report at <lb/>
the Bryan house express <lb/>
ion that New York is lost to the <lb/>
Democratic ticket and the <lb/>
outlook upon the <lb/>
received is not <lb/>
Mr Bryan no opinion. <lb/>
New York Journal's Lincoln. <lb/>
Nebraska special says fusion <lb/>
assert that Bryan will have <lb/>
Bryan's <lb/>
precinct went <lb/>
an <lb/>
In <lb/>
ha, Bryan <lb/>
Lincoln National Committee- <lb/>
man who is very to Mr. <lb/>
says New York <lb/>
and Illinois are he does by <lb/>
any means concede <lb/>
election. He thinks other slates <lb/>
will come to the rescue. <lb/>
II o'clock Mr. <lb/>
Bryan told the newspapers be <lb/>
would have no statement to make <lb/>
before tomorrow. <lb/>
Trenton Incomplete returns <lb/>
from different parts of state <lb/>
New Jersey has been car <lb/>
for by more than <lb/>
u Bar v. <lb/>
Dan <lb/>
son of Slate Republican committee <lb/>
claims State for by <lb/>
plurality. <lb/>
Oregon central committee con- <lb/>
cedes the State Republicans hi <lb/>
no to are <lb/>
that it will reach <lb/>
us <lb/>
slow coming <lb/>
in those baud show Demo- <lb/>
gain.-. county, <lb/>
including Nashville, increases <lb/>
Bryan's majority over <lb/>
The Democratic claim <lb/>
s hi Congressmen, the <lb/>
committee claim that <lb/>
seventh district will <lb/>
be defeated by independents Lack <lb/>
ed by Republicans and the <lb/>
is in doubt. <lb/>
.- m tow us in Mai <lb/>
give Bryan HUM, <lb/>
n net <lb/>
gain of vote-. <lb/>
of <lb/>
lie -I. has <lb/>
reduced <lb/>
I that crane, can. <lb/>
been elected <lb/>
that Republicans have elected <lb/>
nine oil thirteen <lb/>
men, <lb/>
II H <lb/>
Stale <lb/>
I claim- State for <lb/>
Mi <lb/>
I, I V, <lb/>
precincts city <lb/>
i . . . . <lb/>
J annul bulletin returns <lb/>
. ill the <lb/>
11.000. Democrats may <lb/>
trice i of the <lb/>
It and Kenny. <lb/>
I in New York Journal Frank <lb/>
in. special in estimates on<lb/>
carries Stale by 30.000. <lb/>
President <lb/>
has carried a <lb/>
doubt. <lb/>
in- majority at His <lb/>
majority was at <lb/>
p. is thought the <lb/>
have elected all their Congressman. <lb/>
majority <lb/>
the Slate will be <lb/>
claims the State of New for <lb/>
by at leas <lb/>
The Journal says <lb/>
I New York Slate by <lb/>
New <lb/>
live election districts out <lb/>
of <lb/>
At o'clock <lb/>
U from the <lb/>
at hour <lb/>
will carry New York State by <lb/>
majority. He concedes New- <lb/>
York lo by and <lb/>
claims all the Stales that went <lb/>
for have <lb/>
carried for but some by <lb/>
small <lb/>
New election dis- <lb/>
of districts in New <lb/>
The Democrats carry the State <lb/>
by a large majority elects <lb/>
delegation. <lb/>
Mil <lb/>
This State returns solid Demo <lb/>
delegation lo Congress. <lb/>
Bryan can lea state by i York Slate outside of greater New <lb/>
a . , We <lb/>
The Journal special says , w<lb/>
A bulletin New Jersey <lb/>
20.000,<lb/>
by Indiana <lb/>
by Illinois He <lb/>
give Bryan by These <lb/>
Tb. same districts in ISM .,. ,, ,,,,,, <lb/>
gave Bryan <lb/>
The <lb/>
. plurality New stale at <lb/>
in SI. Paul <lb/>
Bryan journal Boston special <lb/>
Island districts out of <lb/>
No from live cities. <lb/>
Republican plurality in Stale <lb/>
will largely exceed <lb/>
ARKANSAS. <lb/>
Arkansas reports indicate light <lb/>
vote, returns coining in slowly. <lb/>
majority <lb/>
at <lb/>
WISCONSIN. <lb/>
The Republican State Central <lb/>
committee claim Wisconsin by <lb/>
Democrats claim entire Congress-110,000. <lb/>
delegation elected. up to Indicate <lb/>
Little <lb/>
elect Congressmen. <lb/>
Democrats <lb/>
the Stale has gone for <lb/>
Vann Diver, <lb/>
Chairman the Democratic slate <lb/>
Committee concedes Mary- <lb/>
land to <lb/>
San to M. <lb/>
the returns from this city indicate <lb/>
that California has gone <lb/>
can to in <lb/>
IDA. <lb/>
-The election passed off <lb/>
Women are Like <lb/>
and Sickly, they and <lb/>
d e. Every woman ought lo look well <lb/>
and fee. well. s her right and duly, <lb/>
but as well try lo put out a <lb/>
with oil as lobe healthy and at- <lb/>
tractive disease corroding the <lb/>
organs that make her a woman. Upon <lb/>
depends her health. II <lb/>
there is or weakening <lb/>
or suffering at the monthly <lb/>
at once. Don't <lb/>
delay. You're one step nearer the <lb/>
grave every you put It off. <lb/>
can stand a great deal, but <lb/>
they cannot live forever with disease <lb/>
at the most delicate and <lb/>
organs In their body. You may <lb/>
have t -en deceived in cures. <lb/>
We it <lb/>
am on <lb/>
t n -1.1-1. wont be <lb/>
Bi male <lb/>
believe, it la the <lb/>
, for womanly ill. <lb/>
in m much ii <lb/>
. there i <lb/>
n -in and wreak. <lb/>
I t. pain, <lb/>
urn. <lb/>
air, and <lb/>
. and easily and <lb/>
1- Ilia for <lb/>
Win they will lie or <lb/>
sick. . lo At <lb/>
head o r at drag <lb/>
Ill mi CO., ii <lb/>
Small <lb/>
Barker Small Alex- <lb/>
M, Simmons <lb/>
Small la, Alexander <lb/>
Meek ins Simmons Carr <lb/>
from lo <lb/>
MAINE. <lb/>
Fifty towns in Maine gives Me-. <lb/>
ling j Ho I Bryan <lb/>
Small Alexander <lb/>
from Ibis State op to 0.835 <lb/>
o'clock show Bryan far ahead. I <lb/>
No Mo- <lb/>
Small Ki, Alexander <lb/>
precincts out Simmons <lb/>
of give <lb/>
II <lb/>
Bryan 1.1,380. <lb/>
present <lb/>
quietly throughout Nevada present in <lb/>
indications Hunt to Illinois will be <lb/>
lion by anywhere between to <lb/>
Democrats, for <lb/>
Congress by about <lb/>
I'll n <lb/>
vote of this oily <lb/>
gives Bryan <lb/>
172.534, Debi 5.023. <lb/>
At this National <lb/>
Small Alexander <lb/>
Simmons Carr nil. <lb/>
Alex- <lb/>
up, <lb/>
Greenville No, <lb/>
linker I, Small <lb/>
on returns s. far re- <lb/>
Indicate Republican <lb/>
In the Stale of <lb/>
K v vs. <lb/>
The claims <lb/>
the State for Bryan by <lb/>
While Republican <lb/>
claims it by <lb/>
OHIO, <lb/>
Manly, and Alexander Simmons <lb/>
Bliss, held a conference at the eon- Carr <lb/>
of which the <lb/>
statement was given <lb/>
returns received at Republican <lb/>
headquarters up to ibis hour the <lb/>
Committee <lb/>
claims lo have elected <lb/>
and by an vote <lb/>
Greenville, No. <lb/>
Small <lb/>
Meek ins <lb/>
Carr <lb/>
van <lb/>
Simmons Carr s. <lb/>
Swift Creek No. I, gives <lb/>
as <lb/>
the possibility of <lb/>
Columbus, from voles in addition, making a total <lb/>
different of Ohio These votes consist of the, II I. <lb/>
largest vole ever cast, larger than j In and in Nebraska vole for the <lb/>
with gaining at vice county is that Bryan and Small <lb/>
rural districts holding chairman Payne the following the county by at least <lb/>
his own in the cities. telegram to received about <lb/>
President is begin- The country la saved. We have votes in Pill and <lb/>
to receive in beaten and captured This bulletin was <lb/>
re Nebraska, <lb/>
executive man <lb/>
v. <lb/>
I Unto, November 6th, <lb/>
la <lb/>
is lo <lb/>
Manly Now York is as follows <lb/>
Iron whom all county gives Simmons <lb/>
from to 1,200 majority and <lb/>
is by Democratic man Small and Bryan about sou. <lb/>
I tender my earnest Beaufort count; gives Bryan a <lb/>
are very happy at majority of Simmons to <lb/>
headquarters. <lb/>
Canton Executive mansion <lb/>
Hay, ho is with president <lb/>
carries States <lb/>
with <lb/>
has. Dies has given the follow <lb/>
lug Indications re <lb/>
is re- <lb/>
elected seventh <lb/>
district by overwhelming <lb/>
majority in Slate will <lb/>
reach <lb/>
V tin complete returns shows a <lb/>
up to this hour justify of 1904 for <lb/>
that Ohio has given Me election North <lb/>
a plurality of from to Carolina was very quiet. <lb/>
Indicate Bryan majority will not <lb/>
Canton be lees than seven <lb/>
U tremendous 1.1 in Coupe-p in with two <lb/>
A. Indications at <lb/>
that bus car- <lb/>
Delaware, <lb/>
Indiana, Ion a, Maine, Mary- <lb/>
land, Michigan. <lb/>
Minnesota, Vast Hampshire, New <lb/>
Jersey, v North Dakota, <lb/>
Ohio, <lb/>
Island, Venn I'll, West <lb/>
Wisconsin, with a -17 <lb/>
voles. <lb/>
addressed from his porch.<lb/>
s out In- towns people in <lb/>
Bryan's plurality will likely <lb/>
re <lb/>
turn- form outside of <lb/>
Louisville gives Beck ham <lb/>
iv over <lb/>
Bryan is running a little ahead la re to <lb/>
Beckham In nine counties. <lb/>
,., , cit complete <lb/>
.-. .-u la, . . <lb/>
gives <lb/>
re -how. <lb/>
are that election New <lb/>
orderly. In of in New York <lb/>
gives Bryan and <lb/>
low and <lb/>
I-ii <lb/>
Greene county gives a straight <lb/>
.- majority of about <lb/>
ch of more than <lb/>
Was. . unity given Sim <lb/>
I- majority <lb/>
Small is re eh lo Congress <lb/>
from the district by at least <lb/>
The follow is the vole of <lb/>
ram per m registered State outside Greater Pin county <lb/>
vote was polled, and Indications Bryan so far as heard <lb/>
are that the total vote polio win la UM gave He Me- <lb/>
l Palm Kin Small HI, <lb/>
Carr II. <lb/>
that New York Mail gives the following ma <lb/>
SURPLUS <lb/>
ATLANTIC LIFE <lb/>
INSURANCE COMPANY <lb/>
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA <lb/>
CAPITAL SURPLUS <lb/>
ECONOMICALLY MANAGED <lb/>
BY THE SOUTH'S MOST <lb/>
men.<lb/>
THE AGENT <lb/>
THE PROFITS THAT IN OTHER <lb/>
COMPANIES <lb/>
AND <lb/>
RICH TERRITORY Y <lb/>
COM ROOD <lb/>
B. <lb/>
NEWTON <lb/>
C Gm <lb/>
The Great New Bern Fair. <lb/>
Great <lb/>
New Hero Fair will lie held <lb/>
November 12-17,1900. <lb/>
It will be the Greatest of Diversified <lb/>
Products of our ever held. <lb/>
Every has the Program <lb/>
bas made to embrace only the very latest and beet <lb/>
attractions. <lb/>
date <lb/>
Clowns and ever seen on fair <lb/>
Splendid and orchestras <lb/>
The best and exciting rating ever North Carolina is <lb/>
insured. The large purees, will lie hotly contested <lb/>
UM speediest trotters and runners turf. <lb/>
Wild and domesticated animals will be exhibited their natural <lb/>
tale a whole of them. <lb/>
Au immense aquarium will contain the finest specimens of <lb/>
beautiful and exhibition. The oysters game <lb/>
exhibits will be greater than ever. The fair is to be made a great <lb/>
of the Tar Heel art, nature industry. Do not miss It. <lb/>
Hon. F. M. Simmons will formerly open the fair r 13th. <lb/>
A great many other distinguished persons will be present. <lb/>
All the railroads and steamboat lines will run cheap excursions <lb/>
for premium list or other information to <lb/>
GEORGE GREEN, Secretary. <lb/>
NEW N. <lb/>
I have a new and well selected stuck of Millinery <lb/>
and have secured services of Mrs. Ella Greene, <lb/>
us for this season. She is a ski <lb/>
trimmer of and I will guarantee to my <lb/>
customers <lb/>
at the Lowest Prices ever <lb/>
Infant Gaps Cloaks a Specialty. Dress Patterns <lb/>
Fashion Hooks. <lb/>
Mrs L, GRIFFIN. <lb/>
Points Higher. <lb/>
Means 1-1 Cent per pound more for your <lb/>
THAT IS WHAT YOU GET ON COTTON <lb/>
THAT WE GIN FOR YOU. <lb/>
We have just established at Greenville one of the best equipped <lb/>
Gins to be found in North Carolina solicit your ginning. <lb/>
We turn out the beat cotton you can get anywhere but our charges are <lb/>
higher others. SUING DB COTTON. <lb/>
GREEN HOOKER, <lb/>
n. g. <lb/>
WE HAVE THE PRETTIEST LIKE OF <lb/>
Pattern Hats, <lb/>
SILKS, TOPS, FANCY <lb/>
EVER DROUGHT TO GALL AND <lb/>
SEE HATE TRIMMED ON SHORT AND <lb/>
GUARANTEED. <lb/>
Yours to serve, <lb/>
Misses ERWIN <lb/>
GREENVILLE, N O <lb/>
H. PROCTOR, <lb/>
Grimesland, N. C, <lb/>
OFFERS THE PUBLIC A COMPLETE STOCK OF <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
from which to make purchases. I carry at all <lb/>
limes a full line oft Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, <lb/>
Tobacco, Hardware, Farm Implements, fact anything <lb/>
you your household or your farm can <lb/>
furnish at <lb/>
Bottom Prices. <lb/>
I buy Cotton All Kinds of Produce and <lb/>
highest market prices for same. I your <lb/>
and will treat you right every you come to <lb/>
my store.<lb/>
The <lb/>
Well <lb/>
Dressed <lb/>
Man <lb/>
Ail whom- <lb/>
ever you meet He is <lb/>
in Greenville this fall, we <lb/>
take considerable of the credit for <lb/>
this H of all r- Ask the <lb/>
man If we am not to this honor, <lb/>
f this establishment have w carried such a complete of<lb/>
Never before In the history <lb/>
ii <lb/>
The <lb/>
we have Ibis fall. Our customers tell us this, and they <lb/>
are certainly competent lo judge. We have everything <lb/>
is rage in New York, and a visit to our <lb/>
will give you a complete knowledge of all that is <lb/>
new and in the fashionable world. lo <lb/>
our prices We know that you will not utter a word of <lb/>
complaint. Drop when you have a little lime, <lb/>
want lo see you. <lb/>
THE KING CLOTHIER <lb/>
HOWDY DO. <lb/>
Some Speak to Me, to You <lb/>
Monday, 1900. <lb/>
W. B. went to <lb/>
today. <lb/>
W. II. Cox, Winston, came <lb/>
over this <lb/>
Miss Mamie Hooker returned <lb/>
this morning from <lb/>
B. T Forties home this <lb/>
Morning frees <lb/>
Judge A. M. and Mrs. <lb/>
Moore returned Saturday evening <lb/>
fix in Halifax. <lb/>
J. T. Hoover, of Oxford, who <lb/>
has been visiting A. Taft, re- <lb/>
turned home today- <lb/>
J. F. wife, of Mil- <lb/>
came down Saturday evening <lb/>
lo attend the funeral of his sister. <lb/>
Miss Battle and returned <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
to <lb/>
moo. <lb/>
Norfolk <lb/>
REFLECTOR <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
If there la a MARK <lb/>
in the margin of this paper it <lb/>
a to remind yon that you owe <lb/>
Eastern for <lb/>
subscription and we request <lb/>
you lo settle as early as <lb/>
We need what YOU <lb/>
owe us and Lope you will not <lb/>
keep us waiting for it. <lb/>
This notice is for those who <lb/>
find the cross mark on their <lb/>
paper. <lb/>
LOCAL REFLECTIONS. <lb/>
Cabbage Plants for sale, <lb/>
Early <lb/>
Charleston varieties. <lb/>
R. <lb/>
There are no better magazines <lb/>
than the Home Journal <lb/>
the Saturday Even- <lb/>
Post at per year <lb/>
each. Subscriptions taken at this <lb/>
Court. <lb/>
Mayor J. G has disposed <lb/>
of the cases in his court <lb/>
since last report I <lb/>
Tyson, drunk dis- <lb/>
orderly, lined one penny and <lb/>
1.06. <lb/>
William using vulgar <lb/>
and language, dis- <lb/>
orderly, lined and costs, 18.85. <lb/>
Estelle Rollins Laura <lb/>
berry, riotous and disorderly, <lb/>
justifiable, Rasberry guilty, <lb/>
lined and costs, <lb/>
Chas. and <lb/>
James, drunk disorderly, lined <lb/>
one penny costs, <lb/>
CM. Tucker went <lb/>
today. <lb/>
II. M. left this morning <lb/>
for Norfolk. <lb/>
j L. Forbes went to <lb/>
j Monday evening. <lb/>
W. H. Cox returned to <lb/>
Monday evening. <lb/>
H. W. of Norfolk, <lb/>
spent Monday night here. <lb/>
R. C. came home from <lb/>
Washington City Monday to vole <lb/>
and left this morning. <lb/>
Presiding Elder F. A. Bishop <lb/>
came home Monday evening from <lb/>
a visit to churches In his district. <lb/>
Rev. left Ibis morn- <lb/>
fer Georgetown, S. c., to as- <lb/>
Rev. E. Wells n a meet- <lb/>
IS. left ibis morning <lb/>
on business to Virginia. He <lb/>
will also Wilson before re- <lb/>
turning. <lb/>
C. R. Sugg, who has been among <lb/>
relatives here some days, left <lb/>
morning lo return to Wash- <lb/>
City.<lb/>
. ,. i <lb/>
q hut <lb/>
Did You Think <lb/>
WE SOLD <lb/>
Dry Goods Only <lb/>
If so, <lb/>
you are <lb/>
wrong. <lb/>
We carry <lb/>
Stock of <lb/>
R, R E <lb/>
of any house in lie upper <lb/>
is just filled will I <lb/>
our immense <lb/>
and <lb/>
you <lb/>
or odd pieces <lb/>
wain, whole suits <lb/>
we <lb/>
h. <lb/>
Misses Mayo <lb/>
I Taylor, of near arrived <lb/>
Monday evening to visit the family <lb/>
It Is a Hogshead Ride. <lb/>
Mr. E. us <lb/>
that Senatorial bet between <lb/>
himself and Mr. D. Gwynn is not <lb/>
exactly stated <lb/>
Monday. The is <lb/>
The ride is to lie in a <lb/>
co hogshead instead of a <lb/>
row. If Simmons is elected Mr. <lb/>
Gwynn goes inside I lie tobacco <lb/>
hogshead and Mr. rolls <lb/>
him from the Planters warehouse <lb/>
down street to the hogshead <lb/>
factory. If Carr is elected Mr. went <lb/>
,,.,,,, ., ., . evening. <lb/>
lakes the inside of <lb/>
hogshead Mr. Gwynn will J. returned <lb/>
Whichever one eve I <lb/>
the rolling promise to send the <lb/>
other along at gait. Every- <lb/>
body invited to see the fun Thurs <lb/>
day morning at <lb/>
1900. <lb/>
to <lb/>
Aid Dudley went do <lb/>
Tuesday evening. <lb/>
in <lb/>
Mount <lb/>
Mrs. Richmond, <lb/>
I rived Tuesday evening to visit her <lb/>
daughter, Mrs. A. I. Blow. <lb/>
The Manioc Bells. <lb/>
Decorated with ferns, trailing <lb/>
vines, palms, <lb/>
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. <lb/>
It. Clark was scene of a pretty <lb/>
home marriage Ibis at <lb/>
Hanged. <lb/>
A former police sergeant of Ibis <lb/>
City interests his friends occasion- <lb/>
j.- ally with reminiscences of his <lb/>
career on the lone. One of his <lb/>
stories is that of a man who was <lb/>
The old man had <lb/>
become weary of life deter- <lb/>
mined to end bis earthly existence <lb/>
by hanging himself, lie arose one <lb/>
night after the other members <lb/>
the family bad retired. Procuring <lb/>
serving as best man W <lb/>
Miss Lena Matthews, his neck and lo <lb/>
Miss rail, then threw him- <lb/>
self over the <lb/>
eight o'clock. Their tonged <lb/>
Miss Ella Relic Clark, and <lb/>
Edward of <lb/>
ville were in holy <lb/>
by Kid her Lester, of New <lb/>
Bern, Mr. E. J. of<lb/>
W c can lit up any room in <lb/>
your at Prices. <lb/>
. .<lb/>
mi <lb/>
in <lb/>
nun <lb/>
s -nils<lb/>
i ii id <lb/>
i n Mi <lb/>
l ii. <lb/>
iv<lb/>
prices <lb/>
daily <lb/>
T-. s <lb/>
-1. . <lb/>
Greater and Grander Offered <lb/>
of with <lb/>
the piano. After <lb/>
the congratulations of their <lb/>
friends happy couple left for <lb/>
their future home at <lb/>
Daily 6th. <lb/>
One of the current reports about <lb/>
one of the candidates for United <lb/>
Stales Senator from North Carolina <lb/>
is that he left college owning a <lb/>
bill and has never paid it yet. Of <lb/>
course is true. One of the <lb/>
current reports about the other <lb/>
senatorial candidate is that <lb/>
other town than that in which he <lb/>
lives, he has a sister who is In rags <lb/>
and that be refuses to extend as as- <lb/>
to her. Of course re- <lb/>
port is not true. Republicans <lb/>
and told such <lb/>
stone- as these upon either of these <lb/>
gentlemen, they go to show <lb/>
that there is no tight so a <lb/>
family fight, A South <lb/>
paper recently that that <lb/>
the primary system has re <lb/>
polities to level I hut <lb/>
noon man of any sensibility will in perplexity, heaved a loin; <lb/>
offer for office, knowing if he and <lb/>
does he will emerge from the i I we <lb/>
Freed by Witty Retort. <lb/>
Few If any judges can lie severe <lb/>
a prisoner who has <lb/>
laugh. Just <lb/>
should be so is a problem for <lb/>
but that such is <lb/>
case can be testified to by any one <lb/>
who has much lo do with <lb/>
courts. A case in occurred <lb/>
not long ago in Center street police <lb/>
court. An old had been <lb/>
arraigned on a charge of shooting <lb/>
craps. <lb/>
I didn't shoot <lb/>
protested the prisoner. <lb/>
How it, <lb/>
the court. <lb/>
him with my own <lb/>
said the policeman. <lb/>
still protested <lb/>
didn't see me <lb/>
no craps. I wasn't play- <lb/>
in, I <lb/>
look said mag <lb/>
am I to believe <lb/>
The swears positively he saw <lb/>
yon playing, and you swear equally <lb/>
as positively you were not. <lb/>
What um lo <lb/>
The prisoner evidently <lb/>
unfortunate position of <lb/>
I lie court. his head <lb/>
sigh <lb/>
His sous awakened the <lb/>
hour the morning, but upon <lb/>
Starting down stairs were horrified <lb/>
to see old lather hanging at <lb/>
the of a nope. They cut down <lb/>
the body then hastened to <lb/>
prise the of the tragedy. <lb/>
Some of the neighbors, being great <lb/>
advised the <lb/>
sons that In nutting down <lb/>
before obtaining permission from <lb/>
police or coroner made them <lb/>
liable to Imprisonment In the pen- <lb/>
by this <lb/>
formation, the sons hurriedly re <lb/>
tamed home and, obtaining <lb/>
rope, fastened about the neck <lb/>
of their father and let the body <lb/>
in the position in which <lb/>
they had found it. <lb/>
They then up the police <lb/>
sergeant and told him of the <lb/>
of their lather. When the <lb/>
police reached house, <lb/>
he out the body, but was <lb/>
surprised lo that there <lb/>
were two ridges around the throat. <lb/>
He asked for an explanation. The <lb/>
ions hesitated for a lime, but final <lb/>
confessed to the whole affair. <lb/>
Sun. <lb/>
Men Suits the 18.00 and 0.00 quality, Sale <lb/>
Men Suits the 6.00 and 6.00 quality, Sale <lb/>
Men Suits 8.00 quality, win <lb/>
Q Boys Suits the , quality, Price <lb/>
Boys Sui. the M an n quality, Sale Price, <lb/>
suits. Made Silk Taffeta Line <lb/>
they ft <lb/>
All Woo quality now <lb/>
These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. <lb/>
character destroyed. New <lb/>
Charlotte Observer. Express. <lb/>
It Is now in order lo pay <lb/>
lion I lets. <lb/>
So.-lug is <lb/>
easiest, lightest and Cheap <lb/>
M S, hull.-. <lb/>
nod fancy Checked worth <lb/>
Collars and l-<lb/>
heavy i. lied <lb/>
plain <lb/>
Waist, <lb/>
worth <lb/>
extra <lb/>
German <lb/>
Children's Fast Black Mo-e. worth <lb/>
Baal Linen Canvas, worth <lb/>
Baal Feather Bone, colors . <lb/>
Knitting Silk, worth <lb/>
Men's Collar-, worth <lb/>
S . Windsor Pies, worth <lb/>
I. de . d Shirt.-, <lb/>
. <lb/>
I In <lb/>
Wen-1 worth <lb/>
II <lb/>
in Inch Lining, worth <lb/>
win Hi <lb/>
, . <lb/>
i .; Silk, <lb/>
Fan j tin, I <lb/>
i mm win lit <lb/>
I- Imp i ltd Ii ii Damn i. v ii <lb/>
Pol i . <lb/>
Col ired Shirts I <lb/>
i.- <lb/>
Cotton, <lb/>
. . . <lb/>
Lawns <lb/>
Ml n r pair . <lb/>
. . nil colors <lb/>
. i <lb/>
Shirts, <lb/>
. <lb/>
. <lb/>
It <lb/>
. <lb/>
Shirl worth <lb/>
it Cot el <lb/>
n ix Fancy <lb/>
Window Similes, spring roller <lb/>
laid <lb/>
v. styles and Patterns, II <lb/>
quality 1.00. <lb/>
left, come while they last <lb/>
Big New Store, <lb/>
Open <lb/>
Greenville, N. C <lb/>
V -V .<lb/>
</p>
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Attention Farmers <lb/>
I am now offering you one of the complete of <lb/>
GOODS, SHOES. HATS, <lb/>
ARK, POCKET and <lb/>
at very reasonable prices. My line of <lb/>
is I he if any market me fresh cheap. <lb/>
When you none to town again give ma a <lb/>
pit ate. <lb/>
B. White. <lb/>
THE<lb/>
Don't tie Deceived. <lb/>
OUR LETTER <lb/>
Nov. Oct Down to <lb/>
Return to th Even <lb/>
Tenor Our Ways. <lb/>
Our Royal<lb/>
Elastic Felt Mattress, <lb/>
which is merit, advertising, has <lb/>
others roses on the market, which n re offering <lb/>
and claiming arc as as I be ROYAL <lb/>
ELASTIC be deceived same. We <lb/>
that are as and aw any time to com been and using every <lb/>
pare with if your local dealer does not handle them, <lb/>
write us for descriptive pamphlet <lb/>
X. Nov. <lb/>
the is ended and with <lb/>
the sell log of tomorrow's MO the <lb/>
election will <lb/>
or will president for <lb/>
the next four years <lb/>
or Can- our next <lb/>
This has probably been the most <lb/>
year politically in the <lb/>
history of our Slate, and <lb/>
all our people will now welcome <lb/>
the surcease of political strife that <lb/>
h to follow, far eighteen mouths <lb/>
at least. <lb/>
Let us all return to the even <lb/>
ten r of our way more <lb/>
and intently to I lie <lb/>
building Up of our Stale and re- <lb/>
Communities, morally. <lb/>
educationally, industriously, and <lb/>
religiously. And let Democrats <lb/>
harbor do ill feeling to- <lb/>
ward each other on account of the <lb/>
warm senatorial controversy be- <lb/>
tween permit not one of <lb/>
the unkind expressions, which <lb/>
should never have been uttered, to <lb/>
be remembered; let us he <lb/>
till, not forgetting that each has <lb/>
need of the other and I he <lb/>
of good government bus need <lb/>
c f a- all.<lb/>
The Legislature which meets <lb/>
two months hence will <lb/>
thing to claim general attention <lb/>
It will lie important <lb/>
a number of questions of great <lb/>
Importance will come before it for <lb/>
sell lenient. <lb/>
One of the most important of <lb/>
these will lie the demand for the <lb/>
establishment of a Stale Reforms- <lb/>
for young in- <lb/>
for this writer has <lb/>
j Tried Friends Best. <lb/>
For thirty have<lb/>
proven a blessing to invalid. <lb/>
Are truly the sick man's friend, <lb/>
A Known Fact <lb/>
For bilious headache, dyspepsia <lb/>
sour stomach, <lb/>
and all kindred diseases. <lb/>
CORDS OF <lb/>
Dogwood <lb/>
AND <lb/>
Persimmon <lb/>
Liver PILLS Timber. Will pay from to <lb/>
AN ABSOLUTE CURE. g J <lb/>
THIS WOOD must round, <lb/>
nearly free from knots, and sawed <lb/>
off ends. Will take feet <lb/>
feet long and as small as I <lb/>
in diameter at small end, <lb/>
but no smaller. <lb/>
ROYALL BORDEN, <lb/>
Bole Manufacturers, GOLDSBORO, X. C, <lb/>
Get a good Safe <lb/>
he Victor safe is made in all sizes con- <lb/>
for borne, office and general use. <lb/>
Every sale sol a guarantee to be lire <lb/>
proof. Prices range from up. <lb/>
L. SUGG, <lb/>
J. <lb/>
X. C. <lb/>
and <lb/>
fever i malarial I tr <lb/>
cure for <lb/>
title <lb/>
by <lb/>
Harrington, <lb/>
X. <lb/>
i ft I <lb/>
at bis command to <lb/>
secure, for a number of years. <lb/>
Public sentiment now seems to lie <lb/>
ripe to force the matter upon the <lb/>
attention and favorable <lb/>
of our law makers. The <lb/>
of a resolution its fa- <lb/>
by the state Tress Association <lb/>
its meeting the enlist- <lb/>
of the support the weekly <lb/>
press of the State <lb/>
sated the accomplishment of the <lb/>
end so many newspaper men are <lb/>
in for fur no class of people <lb/>
I mil en the of churches, <lb/>
who arc all now heartily favoring <lb/>
the movement is so competent to <lb/>
of desirability, not <lb/>
and I trust <lb/>
in North Carolina <lb/>
moulders of thought and pub- <lb/>
sentiment In their respective <lb/>
will do their part in <lb/>
helping this righteous cause along. <lb/>
If you your readers could <lb/>
talk with Mayor Powell and the <lb/>
trial magistrates of this city, and <lb/>
those of the other large towns, for <lb/>
minutes even, your heart <lb/>
would sicken at of juvenile <lb/>
depravity would be unfolded <lb/>
and you would nut <lb/>
until you see the Re- <lb/>
form by <lb/>
live enactment and put in active <lb/>
operation. <lb/>
Latter Pay Proverbs. <lb/>
tun we life at t Theo- <lb/>
yes; practically, no j <lb/>
is the sum substance of <lb/>
life that age. <lb/>
The idealist is employed and <lb/>
paid by nature. If wise, he will <lb/>
not present his bill to society. <lb/>
Hod to imagine is to create ; <lb/>
and to man also, in his limited de- <lb/>
Creation tea <lb/>
do not insist knowing all the de- <lb/>
tails at present. <lb/>
Man is a fragment, dreaming <lb/>
In whole. <lb/>
Selfish determinations are our <lb/>
death warrants. <lb/>
To life, be mean. <lb/>
Moral divination is odious in <lb/>
proportion as it is true. <lb/>
Our live-are notes hand pay <lb/>
able on demand with interest, lint <lb/>
we lose no sleep on account. <lb/>
i genuine coin, but not <lb/>
legal lender. <lb/>
Woman seldom makes a false In- <lb/>
she never gives a <lb/>
reason. <lb/>
irresolute characters have gen- <lb/>
and pathetic voices. <lb/>
So of us are so economical we <lb/>
success. <lb/>
Horses and men. most eager to <lb/>
start are often the least patient in <lb/>
going. <lb/>
The fox is foxy, but there is <lb/>
ways some ore a bit foxier; <lb/>
fore see the fox's pelt tacked up <lb/>
to the barn door. <lb/>
Time mellows us before death as <lb/>
autumn ripens up fruit before <lb/>
frost. <lb/>
Study time backward year by <lb/>
year and then would remain few <lb/>
infidels. <lb/>
The godlike in OS defies space <lb/>
and true idealist grows <lb/>
younger as he grows older. <lb/>
The living body is but an <lb/>
life, the dead body <lb/>
only an image of death. We are <lb/>
not yet arrived at reality. <lb/>
A dream is life's bast image. <lb/>
We have not yet realized that ex- <lb/>
of which full <lb/>
is the A. Kendall in <lb/>
Boston Transcript. <lb/>
J. ii. <lb/>
N, <lb/>
TUB till ft HAVE <lb/>
Tin;<lb/>
Reflector <lb/>
New Home <lb/>
Sewing Machines <lb/>
IX IX pit COUNTY <lb/>
If you need a Machine see me <lb/>
at II. Hooker's store, or write <lb/>
Jan. J. C. <lb/>
having duly <lb/>
before the Superior Court Clerk <lb/>
county the W <lb/>
Testament of W. It. <lb/>
notice is hereby Io t- <lb/>
to the State in make <lb/>
and all ma MM <lb/>
said mint pit <lb/>
tie payment on or before the <lb/>
2nd day of October, ISM, or <lb/>
in <lb/>
2nd of October, <lb/>
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enter upon any lands <lb/>
villa the <lb/>
Mrs. S. K. Anderson, and Debt <lb/>
William, lands and <lb/>
other. <lb/>
Jam it. Move. <lb/>
Oct. ISM. G. <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
Restore Vitality, Lot <lb/>
Lew of Men <lb/>
tr <lb/>
.- <lb/>
pan tonic <lb/>
blood builder. It ; <lb/>
a pink flow to pal <lb/>
and re-stores <lb/>
By <lb/>
I. t. for <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
SO <lb/>
with our <lb/>
at refund the money band circular <lb/>
our<lb/>
for Lo of Power,<lb/>
doc Flu, <lb/>
of of tobacco. <lb/>
By It plain a <lb/>
ES <lb/>
mm bond to cure In or <lb/>
paid. Address <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. . <lb/>
Clinton Jackson Sta CHICAGO, <lb/>
sale by . L <lb/>
m. i <lb/>
New to lit, <lb/>
Cream of <lb/>
Oat Meal, Cracker Meal, Hominy <lb/>
Wafers, <lb/>
Mali <lb/>
a t <lb/>
before <lb/>
As urn- of the for School Books in <lb/>
PHI County. i books designated on the <lb/>
i for the and ran supply what- <lb/>
ever yon also have <lb/>
COPY <lb/>
shun vertical, ruled practice writing <lb/>
tablets, fool's cap pencils, slates, <lb/>
crayons, colored crayons, inks, companion boxes el., <lb/>
Do know <lb/>
i bye <lb/>
Whether Simmons r i. <lb/>
successful candidate, ii appear <lb/>
tn lie pretty certain the democrats <lb/>
hi North r of <lb/>
are thoroughly disgust- <lb/>
ed with <lb/>
importation, which <lb/>
grown to lie such a disgraceful <lb/>
affair in native State that is <lb/>
shown by South <lb/>
papen gentlemen of <lb/>
and ran rarely he <lb/>
persuaded to themselves An <lb/>
and where II ill soon be <lb/>
altogether <lb/>
experience which our <lb/>
pie have bad during tin last <lb/>
weeks ins been more than i P <lb/>
majority of <lb/>
pencils cent, plain lead pencils l cent, want no more of It <lb/>
We sell cheap <lb/>
AUDIT IT.<lb/>
Capes, from <lb/>
Our Cheap Store. No <lb/>
or Sales. <lb/>
Norfolk. <lb/>
Va. <lb/>
Cotton Buyers Broken <lb/>
Stocks, Cotton, Grain <lb/>
ions. Private Wires to New York, <lb/>
Chicago and New Orleans. <lb/>
C. II. who keep a <lb/>
and fancy foods at <lb/>
Co., Mich., and who is <lb/>
well known throughout the <lb/>
I badly troubled with <lb/>
catarrh and I had <lb/>
complaint and very I <lb/>
In a bad condition; every day I be- <lb/>
to fear that I never be a <lb/>
well woman; that I hare to <lb/>
down into a Invalid, and <lb/>
lire in the death. I had <lb/>
SARSAPARILLA rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT CORED ME, and <lb/>
my family both. I am <lb/>
that I heard of it. I would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to <lb/>
I prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them. <lb/>
every one. I ban <lb/>
other of medicine. <lb/>
taken man <lb/>
prefer JO <lb/>
H AW CO. <lb/>
SOLD BY ERNUL. <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
too in, p <lb/>
leaves p m, am res oat <lb/>
ford m. <lb/>
p m, arrive t p m <lb/>
pm, arrives <lb/>
u m <lb/>
a in, Maxton a m. Had <lb/>
in, Mills a tn, , <lb/>
rive leave. I <lb/>
p m, p r <lb/>
Red Splines p in, Max too II p n <lb/>
arrives p m <lb/>
at with train iNt <lb/>
Maxton the <lb/>
at lied Spring with the <lb/>
railroad, <lb/>
with the Air Line and <lb/>
at the Durham <lb/>
Charlotte <lb/>
on <lb/>
leaven M Halifax IT p tn. <lb/>
riven at s e K <lb/>
pm, <lb/>
W H S am. <lb/>
at II is am, Weldon am. dully <lb/>
Sunday. <lb/>
lave <lb/>
nm <lb/>
m an I p m, <lb/>
t a n an p m. <lb/>
. i <lb/>
and i except <lb/>
leave dally except <lb/>
V S SO p to, r m. I <lb/>
mouth p m. leaves <lb/>
except SO an. and Sin <lb/>
in <lb/>
Train Midland N C leave <lb/>
Similar. . a m, <lb/>
a o. <lb/>
Train on Branch leave <lb/>
Mount at a m. p tn, arrive <lb/>
pm. Spring Pope II in, <lb/>
m. Returning leave Hope So am <lb/>
v. , m. Nashville II a m. arrive at y <lb/>
Mount It a m. p m. dally except Sand <lb/>
Train on leaves Warsaw for <lb/>
Clinton Sunday. and I <lb/>
p m. returning Clinton it t IS k m <lb/>
pm. <lb/>
Train No connection W <lb/>
don for all North daily, all via <lb/>
H. <lb/>
Paw. <lb/>
J. B. Manager. <lb/>
T. M. Traffic Ma- acer <lb/>
Steamer leave Washing- <lb/>
ton daily at A. M. fur <lb/>
ville, leave dally at <lb/>
I. M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
and Fridays at A. M. <lb/>
leave Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
Tuesdays, and Saturdays <lb/>
at A. It. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at 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/>
Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion S. Co. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Bay Line from Baltimore; <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
JNO. SON, <lb/>
Washington, N. O. <lb/>
J. J. <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
TAKE TASTELESS CHILL TO <lb/>
per Cures Chills and <lb/>
Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats <lb/>
Money back if it doesn't. <lb/>
No other as good. Get the kind <lb/>
with the Red Cross on the label. <lb/>
Sold and guaranteed by Woolen, <lb/>
Bryan and druggists. <lb/>
IX <lb/>
J. W. CO., <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
I and handlers <lb/>
Bagging, Ties and Hags. <lb/>
shipments <lb/>
solicited. <lb/>
NOTICE, LAND POSTED. <lb/>
All warned for- <lb/>
bidden to hunt with or without gun or <lb/>
or in any other way upon the <lb/>
the <lb/>
the north aide of Creek <lb/>
H. <lb/>
J. II. <lb/>
i I, <lb/>
ED 1070.-------- <lb/>
S. M. <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
this lay qualified before the <lb/>
Clerk of the Superior of Pi it county <lb/>
a Administrator of the of Henry <lb/>
deceased, notice u hereby given to <lb/>
all holding claims against Hid es- <lb/>
present them to mu payment <lb/>
duly on or before the <lb/>
day of March, 1901, or this notice will be <lb/>
plead in bar of their recovery. All persons <lb/>
indebted to estate to make <lb/>
immediate payment to me. <lb/>
Thin the 17th day of September <lb/>
M. r <lb/>
of <lb/>
robber tipped lead pencil cent, nice tablet with a <lb/>
pretty covet I cent, crayons, metal hold final farewell to Use State <lb/>
pencil, slate pen May in <lb/>
-r. in nice v cent, <lb/>
. . , I a- a men <lb/>
pen, all in nice wood box, B -how ml <lb/>
rents A big wide tablet cents. Bottle of . r <lb/>
Ink on Him market, i-e its. Copy to cents <lb/>
i-i . . . i a -i i a <lb/>
Store <lb/>
W bite crayons, dross In box. <lb/>
iii-i per quire. <lb/>
fool's cap <lb/>
The Barker <lb/>
Never I don't I <lb/>
In ten ill the j <lb/>
T. Lee Co <lb/>
next January. <lb/>
Th t no Day Cold Cure. <lb/>
la brad and cared y K-<lb/>
tor <lb/>
retail and <lb/>
Dealer. paid for <lb/>
Rides. Fur. Cotton s,,,, Oil Bar- <lb/>
etc. Bed- <lb/>
Oak <lb/>
by Parlor <lb/>
Lounges, Bales, P, <lb/>
Meat Key West <lb/>
American Can- <lb/>
Peaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, <lb/>
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, <lb/>
Candle, Dried Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Currents, Glass <lb/>
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
nun, Cheese, Butter, Stand- <lb/>
ard Sewing i and nu- <lb/>
other goods. Quality and <lb/>
Cheap for cash. Come <lb/>
to see me. <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and Ties always <lb/>
on t <lb/>
goods kept en <lb/>
band. 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/>
purl and as low <lb/>
lowest. Highest market prices <lb/>
paid for country produce. <lb/>
To See <lb/>
Al obi store, <lb/>
on Five Points, where we have <lb/>
just opened a new fresh <lb/>
lock of <lb/>
Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
Consisting of Meats, Flour, <lb/>
Sugar, Coffee, Goods, <lb/>
Snuff, Cigars, <lb/>
Fruits, in fact everything <lb/>
to lie found in an up-to-date <lb/>
We pay the highest market <lb/>
prices fur all kinds of <lb/>
Country Produce, <lb/>
either in cash or in barter. When <lb/>
yon want to sell or when you <lb/>
want to buy come to see us. <lb/>
To all who favor with their <lb/>
patronage promise entire sat <lb/>
ion. <lb/>
MM M <lb/>
Phone RE t Five Point <lb/>
nun, I <lb/>
-DEALER IN- <lb/>
LINE OF <lb/>
If <lb/>
Also a nice Line of Hardware. <lb/>
COME TO SEE MB. <lb/>
J. B. COBBY. <lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
far and , <lb/>
Ml <lb/>
FOB <lb/>
The Eastern <lb/>
HECK <lb/>
D. J. <lb/>
TRUTH II <lb/>
-AT- <lb/>
VOL. XIX <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER <lb/>
NO <lb/>
in <lb/>
OUR LET II-K <lb/>
The proposition launched <lb/>
upon sea of public by <lb/>
of Public <lb/>
and others to erect a <lb/>
monument to the late Dr. Calvin <lb/>
H. Wiley in Capital Park this city, <lb/>
is meeting with some encourage- <lb/>
meet. It is also suggested that all <lb/>
superintendents <lb/>
Calvin Wiley day, to be <lb/>
in I be schools of every county <lb/>
in the State. <lb/>
The cotton mill operatives <lb/>
who bare been the <lb/>
mills of county by the <lb/>
owners, because of their refusal to <lb/>
abandon the newly labor <lb/>
union, are now preparing for a <lb/>
long An agent of the <lb/>
International Textile Labor Union, <lb/>
which has hundreds of thousands <lb/>
of members has been on scene <lb/>
Lately is arranging to furnish <lb/>
food clothing shelter <lb/>
where to the <lb/>
men workingwomen who are <lb/>
refused employment on account of <lb/>
their Looks as <lb/>
though there will have to be con <lb/>
cessions the part of somebody <lb/>
before mill owners opera- <lb/>
get together again. In the <lb/>
meantime many of looms and spin- <lb/>
are idle. <lb/>
The Democrats of this district are <lb/>
congratulating themselves and <lb/>
each other the fact that we are <lb/>
to have a splendid <lb/>
in next congress. The <lb/>
fourth district has contributed <lb/>
mighty poor material to the con- <lb/>
of late years, <lb/>
but I believe have if <lb/>
any abler and no truer and more <lb/>
effective and thoroughly <lb/>
alive Congressman than Edward <lb/>
W will make. He is a <lb/>
did man in every way, and just <lb/>
ripening into full manhood, with a <lb/>
heart overflowing with love for hit <lb/>
State and people. <lb/>
cotton mill of <lb/>
Tarboro has authorized an Increase <lb/>
of its stock per cent., <lb/>
making it and Concord <lb/>
is to have a new cotton mill, B. E. <lb/>
Harris others build it. <lb/>
Two new cotton mills ate to be <lb/>
built in Burke county and one just <lb/>
across Catawba river in <lb/>
well. Messrs. and <lb/>
of Cherry ville, will build <lb/>
one and <lb/>
Company the other two. <lb/>
The State Fair held here <lb/>
hut week was fairly successful one. <lb/>
The exhibits of the colored A. and <lb/>
M, College of Greensboro and a <lb/>
of specimen of the <lb/>
work and industry of colored <lb/>
were very creditable to the <lb/>
race. The Fair, as usual was held <lb/>
on the ground of the white State <lb/>
Fair, association, which annually <lb/>
gives the the free use of <lb/>
both grounds and <lb/>
Col. A. of this city, <lb/>
first vice president of the Southern <lb/>
last week completed a <lb/>
quarter-century connection with <lb/>
the lines now composing part o <lb/>
that system, he having been elect- <lb/>
ed superintendent of N. C. <lb/>
Railroad in 1875. Col. Andrews <lb/>
enjoys the reputation of being pro- <lb/>
the ablest manager <lb/>
la entire South, and North <lb/>
Carolina is proud of <lb/>
Another matter of State interest <lb/>
in circles is the reported <lb/>
offer of position of General <lb/>
Manager of the Grand Rail- <lb/>
road of Canada to vice President <lb/>
St. John of the Seaboard Air Line. <lb/>
It wadded that Mr. St. John feels <lb/>
too great an interest in the latter <lb/>
road he has so largely con- <lb/>
to build to sever bis <lb/>
connection with it now, and the <lb/>
management would doubtless tie <lb/>
to give him <lb/>
The University of N. C. against <lb/>
the Georgia University football <lb/>
game to be pulled off in Raleigh <lb/>
ten days hence, is claiming much <lb/>
interest. The X, C. boys last week <lb/>
defeated the University <lb/>
football team at Knoxville; score <lb/>
to <lb/>
The Mill owners of <lb/>
have notified the union operatives <lb/>
now Rile because of <lb/>
or strike in that county, to vacate <lb/>
the of com panics <lb/>
pied by them as during <lb/>
the present week. It is stated <lb/>
that tents will need by many, <lb/>
but they probably be found to <lb/>
be very uncomfortable during <lb/>
winter. Two of the Alamance <lb/>
mills are not affected by Ibis look- <lb/>
out, viz., Juanita and the <lb/>
All the others refuse to em- <lb/>
ploy and about <lb/>
operatives are <lb/>
The Methodists are getting ready <lb/>
for their general conference, soon <lb/>
to be held. The Baptist State con- <lb/>
meets in Raleigh next <lb/>
month. Synod of N. C, em- <lb/>
bracing seven Presbyteries, meets <lb/>
here next, week, November <lb/>
Northern visitors are beginning <lb/>
to arrive at Pinehurst and South- <lb/>
Pines and other North <lb/>
resorts in larger numb- <lb/>
era than years so early in sea- j <lb/>
son. <lb/>
now Greensboro is to have <lb/>
a silk mill, it is said G. G. Walker <lb/>
of New York, representing a <lb/>
Northern syndicate was there last <lb/>
Friday prospecting for a site for <lb/>
such a plant. Greensboro is already <lb/>
one of the best and busiest fast <lb/>
eat growing towns in State and <lb/>
has a bright future before it. <lb/>
Bryan <lb/>
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. <lb/>
Bryan arose at bis hour this <lb/>
morning, refreshed after a long and <lb/>
sound sleep, and to all outward <lb/>
cheerful and content- <lb/>
ed if he bad not just been de- <lb/>
a second time for the <lb/>
He had told his friends when be <lb/>
bade them good night shortly after <lb/>
o'clock last night that be would <lb/>
be glad to see them at a. m. today <lb/>
and would be ready to receive all <lb/>
who might call at that hour. To <lb/>
a few intimate friends who visited <lb/>
the Bryan home before the appoint <lb/>
ed time be appeared to be not in <lb/>
the least cast down by defeat. He <lb/>
was deeply grateful, he said, for <lb/>
the splendid support that had been <lb/>
given to him by the party at Urge, <lb/>
was intensely pleased with <lb/>
the Democratic gains made In the <lb/>
New England States, New York <lb/>
and the great middle West. He <lb/>
expressed his intention, so far as <lb/>
he was personally concerned, of <lb/>
continuing the for the <lb/>
great principle for which the <lb/>
Democracy had <lb/>
dismayed the result of the <lb/>
THE NEXT <lb/>
Washington, <lb/>
Kerr, in charge of the <lb/>
National Democratic Congressional <lb/>
Committee, gave tonight <lb/>
following statement, showing <lb/>
probable complexion of House. <lb/>
The revised returns, according to <lb/>
Mr. Kerr, show Democrats <lb/>
and ID I Republicans, as <lb/>
New <lb/>
New <lb/>
New <lb/>
North <lb/>
North <lb/>
South . <lb/>
South<lb/>
West <lb/>
Result la The State- <lb/>
The received the <lb/>
following telegram from Raleigh, <lb/>
afternoon, and we pub- <lb/>
it today as it contains some <lb/>
information our readers have not <lb/>
yet had. <lb/>
Raleigh, N. Nov. <lb/>
patches to Morning Poet and Dem- <lb/>
State Committee to noon <lb/>
indicate defeat of Crawford in <lb/>
north and leave eighth still in <lb/>
doubt. Simmons majority over <lb/>
Carr may reach thousand <lb/>
cock majority in Bryan's <lb/>
majority in State thous- <lb/>
and. Mr. Simmons desires to ex- <lb/>
press through your columns warm- <lb/>
est thanks and profound gratitude <lb/>
and especially does he feel grateful <lb/>
to the papers who <lb/>
stood by despite inducements <lb/>
and efforts to contrary. He will <lb/>
make one of the greatest Senators <lb/>
we ever sent to Washington. <lb/>
Maxwell <lb/>
It was a regular storm for a little <lb/>
while Thursday night. <lb/>
Totals <lb/>
The managers of the National <lb/>
Republican Congressional Commit- <lb/>
tee, on other band, claim to <lb/>
have elected Representatives, <lb/>
as against Democrats. This <lb/>
claim is based on gains alleged to <lb/>
have been made in California, <lb/>
Kentucky, Illinois, Kansas, and <lb/>
other doubtful States. <lb/>
The next Senate, assuming that <lb/>
the State legislatures will fulfill <lb/>
their duty and choose senators to <lb/>
represent their States, will stand, <lb/>
on basis of <lb/>
Republicans, Democrats, and <lb/>
Independents, with the <lb/>
in doubt in three States, with <lb/>
I be privilege of electing live <lb/>
tors at this time. <lb/>
The legislatures in doubt are <lb/>
Delaware and Nebraska, in each <lb/>
of which States two senators are <lb/>
to be chosen, and Idaho, with one <lb/>
senatorial chair to be filled. <lb/>
Among those classed In the <lb/>
pendent column are Senators <lb/>
Stewart, of Nevada, and Kyle, of <lb/>
South Dakota, who in the last <lb/>
Congress acted with the <lb/>
cans on all party matters; Turner, <lb/>
of Washington, Harris, of <lb/>
who acted with the Dem- <lb/>
and Wellington, of Mary- <lb/>
and. <lb/>
J. B. CHERRY GO. <lb/>
TO THE PEOPLE, OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF <lb/>
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. <lb/>
We are still in the forefront of the race after your <lb/>
We offer you the best selected line <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to be found in any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice <lb/>
selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America <lb/>
Europe. Seasonable all the year Spring, Summer <lb/>
and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- <lb/>
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to <lb/>
sell you if we can. We offer you the service, polite <lb/>
attention, and most liberal terms consistent with a <lb/>
established business built up strictly on its own merits. <lb/>
When you conic to market you will not do yourself justice <lb/>
if you do not sec our immense stock buying elsewhere. <lb/>
Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Hats Caps, Silks and Satins, <lb/>
Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's, Women's Children's Shoes. <lb/>
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Heat, Sugar, Coffee, Scad ts, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. <lb/>
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or Approved <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
J. f. W. <lb/>
TEARS <lb/>
COUNTY <lb/>
of Meet. <lb/>
Of, <lb/>
Besides paying <lb/>
the usual accounts the following <lb/>
business was transacted <lb/>
J. B. Cherry, Treasurer, made <lb/>
his report of general <lb/>
fund which was approved and <lb/>
ordered recorded. <lb/>
C. Super- <lb/>
of Health, made bis <lb/>
monthly report. <lb/>
The Sheriff was ordered to lay <lb/>
off a public road Falkland town- <lb/>
ship accordance with petition at <lb/>
last <lb/>
Martha Cox added to <lb/>
to receive per month, <lb/>
cents per <lb/>
month. <lb/>
Williams, J. Harvey <lb/>
Mills, B. Bland, I. P. Moor.-, <lb/>
and Jesse were released <lb/>
from poll lax for 1900. <lb/>
Boson Perkins was released from <lb/>
taxes on acres of land in faro <lb/>
I township. <lb/>
TheW. railroad was re- <lb/>
leased from taxes Washington <lb/>
worth of prop- <lb/>
charged. <lb/>
Several delinquents were allow ed <lb/>
to list taxes 1900. <lb/>
The following jurors were <lb/>
for January <lb/>
First Allen, J. <lb/>
c. D- <lb/>
Hooks, G. F. Evans, J. A. Forbes, <lb/>
J. H. Cobb, Henry Allen, J. A. <lb/>
Wilson, J. P. Boyd, Jr. P. <lb/>
Whitehurst, E. T. <lb/>
Anderson, D. J. Holland, B. <lb/>
W. R. Parker, <lb/>
Johnson, O. L. While- <lb/>
burst, Card <lb/>
John A. Lang, G. W. James, <lb/>
J. C. Taylor, W. K. James, E. E. <lb/>
Powell, B. Nelson, J. B. Par- <lb/>
Moore, Sanford <lb/>
II. W. Brown, W. <lb/>
Win. House, J. B, <lb/>
man, A. J. Corbitt, A. J. Which- <lb/>
ard. <lb/>
Second b. Briley, <lb/>
J. Z. Brooks, B. D. Leggett, M. O. <lb/>
T. L. Moore, Erastus Can- <lb/>
non, A. R. B. w. <lb/>
Tanker, W, Smith, <lb/>
Cox, Robert B. A. <lb/>
W. H. Galloway, J. J. <lb/>
Elks, J. Gay, E. M. Check, W. <lb/>
J. S. T. White. <lb/>
Shorter, Bat snore Eloquent <lb/>
In public discussion be <lb/>
the two the first <lb/>
speaker had made a masterly <lb/>
and at close of its <lb/>
forts he sat down amid the <lb/>
applause of half the large <lb/>
audience. <lb/>
But when the other candidate <lb/>
arose to speak he simply said <lb/>
all <lb/>
to vote for men me at <lb/>
the bar in the room <lb/>
And he was the man who <lb/>
ed the entire audience with <lb/>
The Richmond Stove Co's <lb/>
Stoves have been sold in <lb/>
Greenville for Sixteen Years, <lb/>
We are carrying a full line of these Stoves <lb/>
cook and heating also carry a full <lb/>
line of repairs for same. We buy Hay. Lime, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal Hulls <lb/>
By Car Load; <lb/>
A I i; Cm I <lb/>
Toledo, Li i <lb/>
Frank J. makes oath <lb/>
that he i- i be i in i <lb/>
firm off. . Co . doing <lb/>
business In the Toledo, <lb/>
county and aforesaid, <lb/>
that said firm will the sum of <lb/>
one hundred dollars <lb/>
every case of Catarrh <lb/>
be cured by use of Hall's Ci- <lb/>
Cine J. <lb/>
Sworn to before and <lb/>
ed in my presence, Ibis Mb <lb/>
of December, I . <lb/>
. A. W. OLE <lb/>
seal <lb/>
Mall's Catarrh me is hi <lb/>
and directly, on the <lb/>
blood and mucous surfaces of the <lb/>
Send for testimonials, free. <lb/>
Co.; Props., <lb/>
Ohio. <lb/>
Bold by Druggists, <lb/>
Hall's Family Pills are beef. <lb/>
Too Much Baas Music. <lb/>
of <lb/>
a Charlotte man yesterday, <lb/>
often see a orchestra <lb/>
made up of stringed instruments, <lb/>
but did you ever sec a Bra rate <lb/>
brass band com posed <lb/>
There was <lb/>
And you never see <lb/>
colored brass continued <lb/>
critic. reason is the <lb/>
trombone and n men drown <lb/>
all the rest of union ts <lb/>
and general cited jar. <lb/>
just liken nigger. The may <lb/>
be playing the softest air <lb/>
able, hut lime i for <lb/>
the born me <lb/>
era to pipe they to blow <lb/>
their out, i tin- <lb/>
piece. Watch the colored <lb/>
band you see you'll I am <lb/>
Cost Transporting Mills <lb/>
The annual report of Second As <lb/>
Blatant Postmaster General <lb/>
berger was inn do public today. II <lb/>
shows tin- of <lb/>
mails during ended <lb/>
was <lb/>
sum was <lb/>
inland service <lb/>
for foreign mail w ice. <lb/>
the star routes <lb/>
with aggregate length of <lb/>
miles and service cost <lb/>
65,1.13,371; the railroad routes <lb/>
numbered were <lb/>
miles in length <lb/>
Tin- total number of all classes <lb/>
of ionics was were <lb/>
in length and <lb/>
159,20.1.733 miles <lb/>
Increase our was <lb/>
in number of routes, <lb/>
miles of <lb/>
in miles and <lb/>
Mr. discusses, at <lb/>
length the subject speculative <lb/>
doing tin star runic <lb/>
Bays while the cost may lie in <lb/>
under system <lb/>
letting contracts sen will <lb/>
Improved He In <lb/>
institute rural free or slur <lb/>
just received two car loads of <lb/>
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pressed your choice for <lb/>
States Senator. Your will is my <lb/>
pleasure. I assure yon my <lb/>
to the welfare of North Car- <lb/>
is unabated, and loyalty <lb/>
to the great Democratic <lb/>
shaken. My defeat leaves no <lb/>
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battle of Democracy. I nm <lb/>
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may heaven's richest blessings <lb/>
abide <lb/>
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the people's rights, and <lb/>
lion of the I love, I remain <lb/>
In bonds of Democratic faith <lb/>
principles. <lb/>
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Woolen and <lb/>
a package of garden seed in an of- <lb/>
envelope with the usual <lb/>
warning printed on the corner that <lb/>
the penalty for private use was <lb/>
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